Sony DCR-DVD710 - Manual (Page 111)

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E (Battery level warning)
Slow flashing
• The battery pack is nearly used up.
• Depending on the operating,
environment, or battery conditions, E
may flash, even if there are
approximately 20 minutes remaining.
(High temperature warning)
Slow flashing
• The temperature of your camcorder is
getting higher. Turn off your camcorder
and leave it for a while in a cool place.
Fast flashing *
• The temperature of your camcorder is
extremely high. Turn off your
camcorder and leave it for a while in a
cool place.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
“Memory Stick PRO Duo”)
Slow flashing
• There is not enough free space for
recording. See page 6 for the type of
“Memory Stick PRO Duo” you can use
in your camcorder.
• No “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is
inserted (p. 32).
Fast flashing *
• There is no free space for recording.
Delete unnecessary images (p. 51), or
format the “Memory Stick PRO Duo”
(p. 72) after dubbing/copying images
(p. 55, 62, 97).
• The image database file is broken (p.
76).
(Warning indicators pertaining to
“Memory Stick PRO Duo”
formatting)*
• The “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is
damaged.
• The “Memory Stick PRO Duo” is not
formatted correctly (p. 72, 118).
(Warning indicator pertaining to
incompatible “Memory Stick PRO
Duo”)*
• An incompatible “Memory Stick PRO
Duo” is inserted ( p. 118 ).
- (Warning indicator pertaining
to the write-protect of the “Memory
Stick PRO Duo”)*
• Access to the “Memory Stick PRO
Duo” was restricted on another device.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
camera-shake warning)
• The camcorder is unsteady, so camera-
shake easily occurs. Hold the
camcorder steady with both hands and
shoot the image. However, note that the
camera-shake warning indicator does
not disappear.
(Warning indicator pertaining to
still image recording)
• The camcorder cannot record a still
image at the moment, because the
camcorder is processing the still image
just recorded. Wait until the camcorder
is ready for recording.
* You hear a melody when the warning indicators
appear on the screen (p. 86).
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