Sony HDR-CX320E User Manual

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No memory card is inserted (p. 21).
When the indicator flashes, there are not 
enough free spaces for recording images. 
Delete unnecessary images (p. 26), or format 
the memory card after storing the images on 
other media (p. 37).
The image data base file may be damaged. 
Check the data base file by selecting 
  
[Setup]  [
Media Settings]  [Repair 
Img. DB F.]  the recording medium (models 
with internal memory).
The memory card is damaged. 
Format the memory card with your camcorder 
(p. 37).
Incompatible memory card is inserted (p. 21).
The memory card is write-protected.
Access to the memory card was restricted on 
another device.
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.
The recording medium is full.
Photos cannot be recorded during processing. 
Wait for a while, then record.




About handling of 
your camcorder
For information on your camcorder model, 
see the following page:
Functions and equipment  p.12
On use and care
The camcorder is not dustproofed, dripproofed 
or waterproofed.
Do not hold the camcorder by the following 
parts, and also do not hold the camcorder by 
the jack covers.
LCD screen
Battery pack
Built-in USB Cable
Do not aim the camcorder at the sun. Doing so 
might cause your camcorder to malfunction. 
Take images of the sun only in low light 
conditions, such as at dusk.
Do not use or store the camcorder and 
accessories in the following locations:
Anywhere extremely hot, cold or humid. 
Never leave them exposed to temperatures 
above 60 C (140 °F), such as under direct 
sunlight, near heaters or in a car parked in 
the sun. They may malfunction or become 
deformed.
Near strong magnetic fields or mechanical 
vibration. The camcorder may malfunction.
Near strong radio waves or radiation. The 
camcorder may not be able to record properly.
Near tuner devices such as TVs or radio. 
Noise may occur.