Panasonic AG-AC160A Operating Instructions Advanced - Page 103

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PC connection Computer does not ••Check the operating environment. P68 recognize camera when ••If your computer has multiple USB2.0 terminals, try connecting the USB2.0 connection cable is camera to a different USB terminal. connected. ••Switch off the camera and then on again and reconnect the USB2.0 connection cable. An error message appears ••To disconnect the USB2.0 connection cable safely, double-click the - on the computer when the icon in the task tray and follow the instructions on the screen. USB2.0 connection cable is disconnected. Other The remote control does not work. ••The battery in the remote control may have run out. If the remote control fails to work even it is operated close to the remote control sensor of the camera, the battery may have run out. Replace the battery. ••Make sure the [IR REMOTE] item on the setting menu [OTHER FUNCTIONS] screen is not set to [OFF]. Page 29 of Vol.1 There is a rattling sound ••This is the sound of the lens moving. This is normal. The sound will - when the camera is tilted not be heard when the camera is switched on. back and forth. A clicking sound is heard ••This initialization operation is performed when the camera starts - when the power is turned on up. It occurs due to the construction of the camera and does not or when the mode is indicate a fault. switched to the mode. The memory card screen is ••The data on the memory card could be corrupted. Data can be - abnormal. corrupted by static electricity and electromagnetic waves. Always save important data to a computer or other storage media. The memory card cannot be ••There could be a fault with the camera or with the memory card. - used even after formatting. Please consult your dealer. Always use memory cards of 512 MB - 64 GB with this camera. The camera does not ••The inserted memory card may have been originally formatted with P13 recognize the memory card a computer. Always use this camera to format memory cards. when it is inserted. Please be aware that, when a memory card is formatted, all data recorded on the memory card will be erased and cannot be restored. The memory card is not recognized when inserted into other devices. ••Check that the device is compatible with the size and type (SD memory card/SDHC Memory Card/SDXC Memory Card) of the memory card you are using. For details, please refer to the device's own operating instructions. Page 14 of Vol.1 Image burn-in occurs in the ••If the same image or text is displayed continuously for a long time, - LCD monitor. image burn-in may occur on the screen, but this can be resolved by turning off the power for a few hours. Reference 103

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Reference
PC connection
Computer does not
recognize camera when
USB2.0 connection cable is
connected.
•
Check the operating environment.
•
If your computer has multiple USB2.0 terminals, try connecting the
camera to a different USB terminal.
•
Switch off the camera and then on again and reconnect the USB2.0
connection cable.
P68
An error message appears
on the computer when the
USB2.0 connection cable is
disconnected.
•
To disconnect the USB2.0 connection cable safely, double-click the
icon in the task tray and follow the instructions on the screen.
—
Other
The remote control does
not work.
•
The battery in the remote control may have run out.
If the remote control fails to work even it is operated close to the
remote control sensor of the camera, the battery may have run out.
Replace the battery.
•
Make sure the [IR REMOTE] item on the setting menu [OTHER
FUNCTIONS] screen is not set to [OFF].
Page 29
of Vol.1
There is a rattling sound
when the camera is tilted
back and forth.
•
This is the sound of the lens moving. This is normal. The sound will
not be heard when the camera is switched on.
—
A clicking sound is heard
when the power is turned on
or when the <PB> mode is
switched to the <CAMERA>
mode.
•
This initialization operation is performed when the camera starts
up. It occurs due to the construction of the camera and does not
indicate a fault.
—
The memory card screen is
abnormal.
•
The data on the memory card could be corrupted. Data can be
corrupted by static electricity and electromagnetic waves. Always
save important data to a computer or other storage media.
—
The memory card cannot be
used even after formatting.
•
There could be a fault with the camera or with the memory card.
Please consult your dealer. Always use memory cards of
512 MB - 64 GB with this camera.
—
The camera does not
recognize the memory card
when it is inserted.
•
The inserted memory card may have been originally formatted with
a computer. Always use this camera to format memory cards.
Please be aware that, when a memory card is formatted, all
data recorded on the memory card will be erased and cannot be
restored.
P13
The memory card is not
recognized when inserted
into other devices.
•
Check that the device is compatible with the size and type (SD
memory card/SDHC Memory Card/SDXC Memory Card) of the
memory card you are using.
For details, please refer to the device’s own operating instructions.
Page 14
of Vol.1
Image burn-in occurs in the
LCD monitor.
•
If the same image or text is displayed continuously for a long time,
image burn-in may occur on the screen, but this can be resolved by
turning off the power for a few hours.
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