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Message
Icon
Informs that...
Action
Recovering Data...
Don’t power off
While recording, if the power is suddenly turned
off, file writing is not properly done. When you
turn on the power, you will see the message,
“
Recovering Data... Don’t power off
.”
If the DVD camcorder is turned off while recording, turn it on again
with the disc or memory card inserted in it: Repair of the disc or
memory card will be executed automatically.
Do not turn the DVD camcorder off when data recovery is in
progress. Do the following so as not to damage the data or the
storage media (disc or memory card) itself:
- Connect the AC power adaptor
- Do not remove the disc or memory card
- Do not remove the battery pack
- Do not subject the DVD camcorder to severe vibrations or
impact.
The data recovery completes within a few minutes but sometimes
it may take more time.
- The data recovery may not be successful depending on if
there is a power interruption or recordings from other DVD
camcorders or recorders are present on the storage media.
Memory cards (SC-DX103/ DX105 only)
Message
Icon
Informs that...
Action
Insert Card
There is no memory card inserted in the card slot. Insert a memory card.
Use another storage media.
pages 30
Card Full
There is not enough space to record in the
memory card.
Delete unnecessary files on the memory card.
Use another storage media.
page 30
Not Supported Card
The memory card is not supported in this
camcorder.
Change the memory card that we recommended.
pages 52~53
Card Error
The memory card or the controller are corrupted.
The memory card could be damaged.
Try with another memory card.
Low speed card
The DVD camcorder cannot record with a low
speed card.
Use the recommended memory card.
pages 52~53
Not formatted!
File system does not match the memory card.
Memory card is formatted in the PC.
The memory card needs to be formatted.
Format the memory card.
page 78
Card Locked
The memory card is record protected.
Release the write-protect tab on the memory card.
troubleshooting
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