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Error messages (continued)
Warning messages
*1 The error indication is always displayed in EE mode. In
this case, the black signals are recorded as the video
signal and the audio signals are muted.
*2 The error indication is always displayed in EE mode. In
this case, the audio signals are muted.
*3
The error indication is always displayed in EE mode. In
this case, the time code for the internal time code
generator of the unit is recorded as the time code signal.
Priority
z Display
z Description
z VTR operation and remedial action
Higher
Lower
E-92
1394 INITIAL ERROR
This is displayed when the connections for the IEEE
1394 digital interface is invalid.
VTR The IEEE 1394 digital interface input/output is
stopped.
z
When the cable is connected in a loop configuration,
connect the cable again in a point-to-point
configuration. If the cable is not connected in a loop
configuration, turn the POWER switch from OFF to ON.
E-04
UNKNOWN SIG
This is displayed when the input signal from the IEEE
1394 digital interface is not in the DVCPRO/DV format.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.
z Confirm that 1394 input is connected properly.
E-90
NOT 1X 100M SIG
This is displayed when the signal input into the IEEE
1394 digital interface is not at the 1X transfer speed in
DVCPRO HD (100 Mbps) format.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.
*
1
z Confirm the 1394 input signals.
E-16
INVALID VIDEO SIG
This is displayed when the video signal input from the
IEEE 1394 digital interface is invalid.
z The warning is displayed during the recording
operation only. In this case, the audio recording is
muted.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.
*
1
z Confirm the 1394 input signals.
E-17
INVALID AUDIO SIG
This is displayed when the audio signal input from the
IEEE 1394 digital interface is invalid.
z The warning is displayed during the recording
operation only. In this case, the audio recording is
muted.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.
*
2
z Confirm the 1394 input signals.
E-18
INVALID TC SIG
This is displayed when the time code information from
the IEEE 1394 digital interface is invalid.
z The warning is displayed during the recording
operation only. In this case, the time code generated
internally is recorded.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.
*
3
z Confirm the 1394 input signals.
E-14
NO MATCH SIG
This is displayed when the signal input into the IEEE
1394 digital interface has a different system format as
the one set in the unit.
VTR The recording operation is disabled.*
2
z Confirm the 1394 input signals.
Priority
z Display
z Description
z VTR operation and remedial action
Higher
Lower
E-10
FAN STOP ¢
Check that no foreign matter has accumulated on the
fan.
This is displayed when the fan mot
or has stopped. The
name of the fan under abnormal conditions is
displayed as indicated with an asterisk.
Main: The main fan on the rear panel
Power: The fan for the power supply on the rear panel
Mecha: The fan built-in to the unit.
VTR: Operation continues (and a warning beep is
sounded regardless of the menu s
etting.) When
the Main fan or the Power fan stops for 5
minutes or more, the power supply of the unit is
forcibly turned OFF.
z Check that no foreign matter has accumulated on
the fan.
z Wait for several minutes after turning OFF the
POWER switch and then turn it ON again.
E-09
NO RF
This is displayed when a blank part of the tape lasting
for 1 or more seconds has been detected during
playback.
When all of the following conditions have been met, it
will be recognized as a blank part.
z When no signals are output from any of the heads
z When the playback data cannot be read
z When the CTL signal is not present
VTR: Operation continues.
z Check the tape. An unrecorded tape may have been
inserted.
E-00
SERVO NOT LOCKED
This is displayed when the servo is not locked for 3 or
more seconds during playback, recording or editing.
VTR: Operation continues.
z Check the tape. A tape recorded using a system
which does not allow playback may have been
inserted.
E-93
INVALID TC MODE (in 23/24 Hz, 25 Hz (HD or SD)
or 50 Hz (HD or SD) mode)
This is displayed during playback if the time code has
been recorded in the drop frame mode. The video
output is disturbed and the audio output is muted at
the time code drop point. The servo lock may be
unlocked.
VTR: Operation continues.
z Check the tape. If a tape recorded using a variable
frame rate camera is to be played back in this VTR,
the time code must be recorded in the non-drop
frame mode.
E-94
TC SEQUENCE UNMATCH (in 23/24 Hz, 25 Hz (HD
or SD) or 50 Hz (HD or SD) mode)
This is displayed during playback if the correlation
between the active frame information and time code
is irregular. The video output may not be uniform (the
movements may not be smooth).
VTR: Operation continues.
z Check the tape. The active frame (first frame where
the frame video is switched) information is recorded
on a tape recorded using a variable frame rate
camera. When such a tape is played back on this
VTR, the 0 frame of the time code must be detected
at the active frame position.