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The Eye Start, no batteries - troubleshooting

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Problem Possible cause Solution The The Eye Start microdisplay sensor cannot in the detect that you viewfinder are looking does not turn through the on when I put viewfinder my eye up to (sometimes it. occurs when wearing glasses) Turn the Eye Start sensor to Off in the Setup menu (page 84). Then, either the Image Display or the microdisplay will always be on (toggle back and forth between them by pressing the Live View button). The Eye Start sensor has been turned off. z Press the Live View button to manually turn on the microdisplay. z Turn the Eye Start sensor to On in the Setup menu (page 84) The Power/ The camera Memory light does not blinks as if recognize that the batteries there are no are being batteries recharged, installed. but there are no batteries installed. Do nothing. The blinking is harmless and should stop after 5-30 minutes. The battery Different See Battery Gauge on page 122 gauge goes operating for a full explanation. up and down modes of the frequently. camera require different power levels. Chapter 7: Troubleshooting and Support 95

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Chapter 7: Troubleshooting and Support
95
The
microdisplay
in the
viewfinder
does not turn
on when I put
my eye up to
it.
The Eye Start
sensor cannot
detect that you
are looking
through the
viewfinder
(sometimes
occurs when
wearing
glasses)
Turn the
Eye Start
sensor to
Off
in
the
Setup
menu (page 84). Then,
either the Image Display or the
microdisplay will always be on
(toggle back and forth between
them by pressing the
Live View
button).
The Eye Start
sensor has
been turned
off.
Press the
Live View
button to
manually turn on the
microdisplay.
Turn the
Eye Start
sensor to
On
in the
Setup
menu (page 84)
The Power/
Memory light
blinks as if
the batteries
are being
recharged,
but there are
no batteries
installed.
The camera
does not
recognize that
there are no
batteries
installed.
Do nothing. The blinking is
harmless and should stop after
5-30 minutes.
The battery
gauge goes
up and down
frequently.
Different
operating
modes of the
camera require
different power
levels.
See
Battery Gauge on page 122
for a full explanation.
Problem
Possible cause
Solution