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Troubleshooting
Camera cannot be registered or wireless connection cannot be selected.
Camera is in shooting mode
Unable to register the target camera in your camera.
Registration limit exceeded in [Target
Device]
The wireless connection has become
weak
Unable to transfer images.
There is no free space left in the
memory card of the receiving camera.
The SD memory card is write-protected.
Menu, Delete, Jump or Movie Playback
screen is displayed on the receiving
camera.
Wireless connection is disconnected.
The wireless connection has become
weak.
When a large volume of images (around
1000) is stored in the memory card, it
may not be possible to establish a
wireless connection.
Trademark Acknowledgments
The SD Logo is a trademark.
Other names and products not mentioned above may be registered trademarks or
trademarks of their respective companies.
Change to Playback mode
A maximum of 7 new target devices can be
registered in [Target Device]. If you wish to
register additional devices, use [Delete
Registration] to delete target devices you no
longer use. For instructions on how to delete
target devices refer to the Camera User Guide
(Advanced): Deleting Target Devices (p. 104).
Do not use near a microwave oven or any other
device that emits radio waves.
Do not place the two cameras far apart.
Do not place anything between the two cameras.
Insert a new memory card.
If required, download the images to a computer
and erase them from the memory card to make
space.
Slide the write protect tab of the SD memory card
upward.
Display the still image playback screen.
Do not use near a microwave oven or any other
device that emits radio waves.
Do not place the two cameras far apart.
Do not place anything between the two cameras.
Download necessary images from the memory
card to a computer and erase them from the
memory card to make space.
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