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∫ It is not a malfunction in following cases
Others
Troubleshooting
A clicking sound is heard
when the unit is shaken.
≥ This is the sound of the lens moving and is not a defect.
This sound will no longer be heard when the unit is turned
on and change the mode to .
Object seems to be
warped.
≥ Object seems to be warped slightly when the object moves
across the image very fast, but this is because the unit is
using MOS for the image sensor. This is not a malfunction.
Power
Problem Check points
This unit cannot be
turned on.
This unit does not stay
on long enough.
Battery runs down
quickly.
≥ Charge the battery again to ensure it is sufficiently
charged. (l 11)
≥ In cold places, the battery using time becomes shorter.
≥ The battery has a limited life. If the operating time is still
too short even after the battery is fully charged, the
battery has worn out and needs to be replaced.
This unit cannot be
operated though it is
turned on.
This unit does not
operate normally.
≥ Remove the battery or AC adaptor, wait about 1 minute
and then reconnect the battery or AC adaptor. Then
about 1 minute later, turn on the unit again. (Conducting
the above operation while the media is being accessed
may damage the data on the media.)
≥ If normal operation is still not restored, detach the power
connected, and consult the dealer who you purchased
this unit from.
“ERROR OCCURRED.
PLEASE TURN UNIT
OFF, THEN TURN ON
AGAIN.” is displayed.
≥ The unit has automatically detected an error. Restart the
unit by turning off and on.
≥ The unit will be turned off in about 1 minute if the unit is
not turned off and on.
≥ Repair is needed if it is repeatedly displayed even if it is
restarted. Detach the power connected, and consult the
dealer who you purchased this unit from. Do not attempt
to repair the unit by yourself.
- HDC-Z10000 1
- Information for Your Safety 2
- Contents 3
- ∫ Attaching the eye cup 8
- ∫ Attaching the tripod 9
- ∫ Attaching the lens cap 9
- Power supply 10
- Charging the battery 11
- Removing the battery 12
- Charging and recording time 13
- Connecting to the AC outlet 14
- Preparation of SD cards 15
- Inserting/removing an SD card 16
- Turning the unit on/off 17
- Selecting a mode 17
- Using the LCD monitor 18
- How to use the touch screen 19
- LCD monitor adjustment 20
- Viewfinder adjustment 21
- Recording yourself 21
- Setting date and time 22
- Using the menu screen 23
- Select the menu 24
- Replace a button-type battery 24
- 1 Press a direction button 25
- 2 Select the item with the 25
- 3 Confirm the selection by 25
- Before recording 26
- 1 Select the menu 27
- Selecting a media to record 28
- Recording motion pictures 29
- R 1h20mR 1h20mR 1h20m 30
- 1 Display the convergence 32
- About Convergence Reset 33
- 3D GUIDE 34
- 2 Touch [ENTER] 36
- Recording still pictures 38
- Using the zoom 41
- ∫ About the zoom speed 42
- Image Stabilizer Function 43
- FOCUS A/M/ 44
- IRIS A/M 47
- Utilising the USER button 48
- Manual shutter speed 49
- Audio Input 50
- Audio recording 51
- Switching Audio Input 51
- (XLR 3 pin) 53
- Counter display 56
- Setting the Time Code 57
- Setting the User Information 58
- Setting the Recording Counter 59
- 3 Touch the item to register 60
- USER1 USER2 USER3 61
- DISP/MODE CHK 61
- Functions of the USER button 62
- Spotlight 63
- Black Fade 63
- White Fade 63
- ATW Lock 64
- Focus Assist 64
- Digital Zoom 64
- Playback parallax adjustment 64
- Histogram 65
- 3D Display 65
- 3D Macro 66
- Convergence Reset 66
- Recording Check 66
- Last Scene Delete 67
- 3D video output selection 67
- Quick Start 68
- Colour Bar Screen 69
- DISP/MODE CHK button 70
- 2 Touch an operation icon 71
- 1 Change the mode to 72
- Motion picture compatibility 74
- Still picture compatibility 74
- Useful functions 77
- Connecting with a HDMI cable 83
- Viewing with 3D compatible TV 85
- Important Notice 88
- End User License Agreement 89
- Operating environment 91
- ∫ To use the HD Writer XE 1.0 92
- Installation 94
- 2 Turn on the unit 96
- 3 Connect this unit to a PC 96
- About the PC display 97
- Starting HD Writer XE 1.0 98
- If using Mac 99
- ∫ Check before dubbing 100
- AV MULTI 103
- Using the Menu 104
- [MASTER PED] 106
- [AUTO IRIS LEVEL] 106
- [MATRIX] 108
- [SKIN TONE DTL] 108
- Recording Setup 109
- ∫ Relay recording 110
- ∫ Backup recording 110
- [24p SELECT] 110
- [RELAY/BACKUP] 110
- [TIME LAPSE REC] 111
- [HYBRID O.I.S.] 113
- [AUTO SLOW SHTR] 113
- [Digital Cinema Colour] 113
- [WIND NOISE CANCELLER] 114
- [AUDIO REC] 114
- [MIC SETUP] 114
- [5.1ch MIC LEVEL] 114
- [BASS SETTING] 115
- [2ch MIC ALC] 115
- [EXT. MIC GAIN1] 115
- [EXT. MIC GAIN2] 115
- Switch and display setting 116
- 1 Touch [ZEBRA DETECT 2] 117
- 3 Touch [ENTER] 117
- [LENS STATUS] 119
- [CARD&BATTERY] 119
- [OTHER DISPLAY] 119
- [FACE FRAMING] 119
- Other Functions 121
- Video Setup 125
- Photo Setup 125
- Indications 126
- Messages 128
- Troubleshooting 129
- Indication 130
- Recording 130
- Playback 131
- With other products 131
- With a PC 132
- About recovery 133
- Cautions for use 134
- About the battery 135
- About the AC adaptor/battery 136
- About 3D recording 137
- About 3D viewing 137
- About 3D 137
- Causes of condensation 139
- About condensation 139
- ∫ Licenses 140
- Recording modes/approximate 141
- Panasonic Corporation 144
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