Sony HXR-MC2500, Operating Manual

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Warning indicators and messages
When an error occurs, a warning indicator
appears on the LCD screen or in the
viewfinder.
You can fix some problems associated with
the symptoms yourself. If the problem
persists even after you have tried a couple
of times, contact your Sony dealer or local
authorized Sony service facility.
C:04:
ss
• The battery pack is not an
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack. Use an
“InfoLITHIUM” battery pack (p. 98).
C:06: ss
• The battery pack is too hot. Replace the
battery pack, or remove the battery
pack and put it in a cool place.
C:13: ss
• Remove the recording media. After
installing them again, operate your
camcorder.
C:32: ss
• Remove the power source. Reconnect it
and operate your camcorder again.
E: ss : ss
• Try the steps
2
to
4
on page 83.
E
(Battery level warning)
• The battery pack is nearly used up.
• Depending on the operation,
environment, or battery conditions, E
may flash, even if around 10% is
displayed as the battery remaining
figure.
(Warning indicator pertaining
to battery pack temperature)
• The battery pack is too hot. Replace the
battery pack, or remove the battery
pack and put it in a cool place.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
battery level of video light)
• The remaining battery level is low.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
memory cards)
Slow flashing
• Free spaces for recording images are
running out. For the type of memory
cards you can use with your camcorder,
see page 22.
• No memory card is inserted (p. 22).
Fast flashing
• There is not enough free space for
recording images. Delete unnecessary
images (p. 58), or format the memory
card (p. 59) after you save the images
to your computer or another device.
• The image database file may be
damaged (p. 60).
(Warning indicator pertaining to
memory card formatting) *
• The memory card is damaged.
• The memory card is not formatted
correctly (p. 59).
(Warning indicator pertaining to
incompatible memory cards) *
• Incompatible memory card is inserted
(p. 22).
Self-diagnosis display/Warning
indicators
Troubleshooting
Continued ,