Instruction manual

TROUBLESHOOTING
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If you have any trouble with this camera, check the following items. Should the
difficulty persist, contact the Minolta Service Facility listed on the back cover of
this manual.
Problem
The focus
cannot be
adjusted in
the autofocus
mode (The
focus lamp
(green) blinks
quickly
(about 8
times in a
second)
when the
shutter-
release
button is
pressed part-
way down.
The shutter-
release
button is not
released.
Page
38
39
36
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33
Solution
Take a picture with the focus
lock function or in the manual
focus mode.
Take a picture when the
subject is farther than 40 cm,
or when the subject is within
the distance from 4 cm to 40
cm (is not apart more than
40 cm from the camera) in
the close up mode.
Rotate the function dial to
and slide the power switch to
turn on the camera.
The image is recorded in the
CF card. Wait until the
recording is completed and
the focus lamp (green) and
“Recording” stop blinking.
Check
Do you attempt to
adjust the focus on the
subject which is
difficult to focus in the
autofocus mode?
Do you attempt to take
a picture when the
subject is closer than
the minimum focus
distance (40 cm), or
farther than 40 cm in
the close up mode?
Is the power of the
camera turned off?
Is the camera set to
other mode except the
recording mode?
Is the focus lamp
(green) blinks slowly
(about 2 times in a
second) and
“Recording” blinking on
the LCD monitor?
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