Hard Disk - Sony HANDYCAM DCR-SR40 Handbook

(Warning indicator pertaining to
camera-shake warning)*
• The amount of lights is not sufficient, so
camera-shake easily occurs. Use the
flash.
• The camcorder is unsteady, so camera-
shake easily occurs. Hold the camcorder
steady with both hands and record the
image. However, note that the camera-
shake warning indicator does not
disappear.
* You hear a melody when the warning indicators
appear on the screen (p.63).
Description of warning
messages
If messages appear on the screen, follow the
instructions.
x Battery
Use the "InfoLITHIUM" battery pack.
(p.120)
Battery level is low. (p.17, 120)
Old Battery. Use a new one. (p.120)
x Hard disk
Drive error. Turn on power again.
• A problem occurred with the hard disk.
Turn off and then on again.
Overheated. Cannot access HDD.
Low temperature. Cannot access
HDD.
HDD full. Cannot record.
• Delete unnecessary images (p.45).
Movie scene number is full.
Cannot record.
• Delete unnecessary images (p.45).
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Movie folder full. Cannot record
movies.
• Delete unnecessary images (p.45) or
perform [HDD FORMAT].
Still scene number is full. Cannot
record.
• Delete unnecessary images (p.45).
Still pic folder full. Cannot record
stills.
• Delete unnecessary images (p.45) or
perform [HDD FORMAT].
Movie recording disabled.
• Movies cannot be recorded due to some
limitations of the hard disk of the
camcorder. However, you may be able to
record still images.
Still recording disabled.
• Still images cannot be recorded due to
some limitations of the hard disk of the
camcorder. However, you may be able to
record movies.
No applicable files available.
• Image files have been deleted.
Format error. Please format.
• The hard disk of the camcorder is set
differently from the default format.
Performing [HDD FORMAT] (p.58)
may enable you to use your camcorder.
Data error.
• An error occurred during reading or
writing the hard disk of the camcorder.
This may occur when you keep applying
shock on the camcorder.
Access error.
• An error occurred during reading or
writing the hard disk of the camcorder.
This may occur when you keep applying
shock on the camcorder.