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Power Trouble Trouble POWER/CHARGE lamp starts blinking when the monitor is closed. Action 0 The battery pack is being charged. Page 10 Recording Recording cannot be performed. Recording stops automatically. Sound or video is interrupted. Desired files cannot be found on the index screen (thumbnail display). 3D images cannot be seen on a 3D compatible TV properly. 0 Check the A / B button. 7 0 Set to the recording mode by tapping the 17 q button on the screen. 0 Turn off this unit, wait for a while, and turn - it on again. (This unit stops automatically to protect the circuit when the temperature rises.) 0 Recording stops automatically after 12 - hours of continuous recording. 0 Sometimes playback is interrupted at the - connecting section between two scenes. This is not a malfunction. 0 Press the 3D button to switch to the 7 desired mode for playback. 0 Set "3D VIDEO REC FORMAT" in the 15 video recording menu to "MP4(MVC)" or "AVCHD". 0 Tap I/J to select the desired media for - playback. 0 Set "HDMI OUTPUT" in the "COMMON" - menu accordingly. Playback Other problems The lamp does not flash during battery pack charging. This unit heats up. 0 Check the remaining battery power. 7 (When the battery pack is fully charged, the lamp does not flash.) 0 When charging in either a hot or cold 10 environment, ensure that battery is being charged within the permitted temperature range. (Otherwise, charging may stop to protect the battery pack.) 0 This is not a malfunction. (This unit may - become warm when used for a long time.) 32 For more information, refer to the Detailed User Guide http://manual.jvc.co.jp/index.html/

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Trouble
Trouble
Action
Page
Power
POWER/CHARGE
lamp starts blinking
when the monitor is
closed.
0
The battery pack is being charged.
10
Recording
Recording cannot be
performed.
0
Check the
A
/
B
button.
7
0
Set to the recording mode by tapping the
q
button on the screen.
17
Recording stops
automatically.
0
Turn off this unit, wait for a while, and turn
it on again. (This unit stops automatically
to protect the circuit when the
temperature rises.)
-
0
Recording stops automatically after 12
hours of continuous recording.
-
Playback
Sound or video is
interrupted.
0
Sometimes playback is interrupted at the
connecting section between two scenes.
This is not a malfunction.
-
Desired files cannot be
found on the index
screen (thumbnail
display).
0
Press the 3D button to switch to the
desired mode for playback.
7
0
Set “3D VIDEO REC FORMAT” in the
video recording menu to “MP4(MVC)” or
“AVCHD”.
15
0
Tap
I
/
J
to select the desired media for
playback.
-
3D images cannot be
seen on a 3D
compatible TV properly.
0
Set “HDMI OUTPUT” in the “COMMON”
menu accordingly.
-
Other problems
The lamp does not flash
during battery pack
charging.
0
Check the remaining battery power.
(When the battery pack is fully charged,
the lamp does not flash.)
7
0
When charging in either a hot or cold
environment, ensure that battery is being
charged within the permitted
temperature range. (Otherwise,
charging may stop to protect the battery
pack.)
10
This unit heats up.
0
This is not a malfunction. (This unit may
become warm when used for a long
time.)
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For more information, refer to the Detailed User Guide