Panasonic NV-GS500 Operating Instructions - Page 60

Recording does not start although power is

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Others 5: The movie camera cannot be operated though powered up. The movie camera does not operate normally. • The movie camera cannot be operated unless you open the LCD monitor or extend the viewfinder. • Remove the cassette and then press the [RESET] button. (-62-) If normal conditions are not restored yet, turn off the power. Then, about 1 minute later, turn on the power again. (Conducting the above operation when the access lamp is on may destroy the data on the card.) 6: The cassette cannot be removed. • Does the Status indicator comes on when opening the cassette cover? (-10-) Make sure that the battery and the AC adaptor are properly connected. (-9-) • Is the battery in use discharged? Charge the battery and remove the cassette. • Close the cassette cover completely, and fully open it again. (-14-) 7: No operation other than cassette removal can be performed. • Has condensation occurred? Wait until the condensation indication disappears. (-62-) 8: The remote control does not function. • Has the button-type battery of the remote control run out? Replace it with a new buttontype battery. (-21-) • Is the setting on the remote control correct? If the setting on the remote control is not in agreement with the [REMOTE] setting on the movie camera, the remote control does not operate. (-22-) Recording 1: Recording does not start although power is supplied to the movie camera and the cassette is correctly inserted. • Is the accidental erasure prevention slider on the cassette open? If it is open (set to [SAVE]), recording cannot be performed. (-14-) • Is the tape wound to the end? Insert a new cassette. • Is the recording mode set? When in the playback mode, recording cannot be performed. (-16-) • Has condensation occurred? No operation other than cassette removal can be performed when condensation occurs. Wait until the condensation indication disappears. (-62-) • Is the cassette cover open? If the cover is open, the movie camera may not operate normally. Close the cassette cover. (-14-) 60 VQT0T47 2: The screen has changed suddenly. • Has the demonstration started? In the Tape Recording mode, if you set [DEMO MODE] >> [ON] without inserting a cassette and a card, the demonstration starts. For normal use, set this function to [OFF]. (-55-) 3: A cassette cannot be inserted. • Has condensation occurred? Wait until the condensation indication disappears. 4: Auto focus function does not work. • Is manual focus mode selected? If auto focus mode is selected, focus is automatically adjusted. • There are some recording subjects and surroundings for which the auto focus does not operate correctly. (-67-) If so, use the manual focus mode to adjust the focus. (-39-) • Is the colour night view function set? When the colour night view function is working, focusing shifts into the manual mode. • Is the card slow shutter mode activated? In card slow shutter mode, focusing shifts into the manual mode. 5: The camera arbitrarily stops recording. • Is the AGS function activated? Record in the normal horizontal position or set [AGS] to [OFF]. (-33-) Indications 1: A sentence is displayed in red in the screen centre. • Read the contents and respond to them. (-57-) 2: The time code becomes inaccurate. 0 The time code indication counter may not be constant in the reversed slow-motion playback, but this is not a malfunction. 3: The remaining tape time indication disappears. • The remaining tape time indication may disappear temporarily during frame-by-frame playback or other operation. If you continue ordinary recording or playback, the indication is restored. 4: The remaining tape time Indication does not match the actual remaining tape time. • If scenes of less than 15 seconds are continuously recorded, the remaining tape time cannot be correctly displayed. • In some cases, the remaining tape time indication may show remaining tape time that is 2 to 3 minutes shorter than the actual remaining tape time.

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Others
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VQT0T47
5: The movie camera cannot be operated
though powered up.
The movie camera does not operate
normally.
The movie camera cannot be operated unless
you open the LCD monitor or extend the
viewfinder.
Remove the cassette and then press the
[RESET] button. (
-62-
) If normal conditions are
not restored yet, turn off the power. Then,
about 1 minute later, turn on the power again.
(Conducting the above operation when the
access lamp is on may destroy the data on the
card.)
6: The cassette cannot be removed.
Does the Status indicator comes on when
opening the cassette cover? (
-10-
) Make sure
that the battery and the AC adaptor are
properly connected. (
-9-
)
Is the battery in use discharged? Charge the
battery and remove the cassette.
Close the cassette cover completely, and fully
open it again. (
-14-
)
7: No operation other than cassette removal
can be performed.
Has condensation occurred? Wait until the
condensation indication disappears. (
-62-
)
8: The remote control does not function.
Has the button-type battery of the remote
control run out? Replace it with a new button-
type battery. (
-21-
)
Is the setting on the remote control correct? If
the setting on the remote control is not in
agreement with the [REMOTE] setting on the
movie camera, the remote control does not
operate. (
-22-
)
Recording
1: Recording does not start although power is
supplied to the movie camera and the
cassette is correctly inserted.
Is the accidental erasure prevention slider on
the cassette open? If it is open (set to [SAVE]),
recording cannot be performed. (
-14-
)
Is the tape wound to the end? Insert a new
cassette.
Is the recording mode set? When in the
playback mode, recording cannot be
performed. (
-16-
)
Has condensation occurred? No operation
other than cassette removal can be performed
when condensation occurs. Wait until the
condensation indication disappears. (
-62-
)
Is the cassette cover open? If the cover is
open, the movie camera may not operate
normally. Close the cassette cover. (
-14-
)
2: The screen has changed suddenly.
Has the demonstration started? In the Tape
Recording mode, if you set [DEMO MODE] >>
[ON] without inserting a cassette and a card,
the demonstration starts. For normal use, set
this function to [OFF]. (
-55-
)
3: A cassette cannot be inserted.
Has condensation occurred? Wait until the
condensation indication disappears.
4: Auto focus function does not work.
Is manual focus mode selected? If auto focus
mode is selected, focus is automatically
adjusted.
There are some recording subjects and
surroundings for which the auto focus does not
operate correctly. (
-67-
) If so, use the manual
focus mode to adjust the focus. (
-39-
)
Is the colour night view function set? When the
colour night view function is working, focusing
shifts into the manual mode.
Is the card slow shutter mode activated? In
card slow shutter mode, focusing shifts into the
manual mode.
5: The camera arbitrarily stops recording.
Is the AGS function activated? Record in the
normal horizontal position or set [AGS] to
[OFF]. (
-33-
)
Indications
1: A sentence is displayed in red in the screen
centre.
Read the contents and respond to them. (
-57-
)
2: The time code becomes inaccurate.
0
The time code indication counter may not be
constant in the reversed slow-motion playback,
but this is not a malfunction.
3: The remaining tape time indication
disappears.
The remaining tape time indication may
disappear temporarily during frame-by-frame
playback or other operation. If you continue
ordinary recording or playback, the indication is
restored.
4: The remaining tape time Indication does not
match the actual remaining tape time.
If scenes of less than 15 seconds are
continuously recorded, the remaining tape time
cannot be correctly displayed.
In some cases, the remaining tape time
indication may show remaining tape time that is
2 to 3 minutes shorter than the actual
remaining tape time.