Maintenance; Troubleshooting - Sony HSR-X200 Manual De Instrucciones

Maintenance

Troubleshooting

This section may help you isolate a problem. Should
the problem persist, unplug the unit and contact your
Sony dealer or local authorized Sony service facility.
Symptom
The picture does not appear on
the monitor screen.
The recorder does not respond
when you press any button.
Timer recording was not made.
The time and date were not
recorded.
A warning message appears that
cannot be cleared from the screen.
If a system shutdown occurs
If the recorder does not operate at all, do the following:
1
Make sure the recorder is connected to the power
supply.
2
Turn the power off by disconnecting the power
cord.
3
Reconnect the power cord to turn the power on.
4
Press the All Reset button on the rear panel.
If the recorder still does not operate, please consult
your Sony dealer.
64
(GB)
Possible cause
Wrong connection
No power is provided to the video camera
and/or monitor.
The recorder is in alarm recording.
The security lock function is working.
The recorder is in timer-recording
standby status or during timer recording.
The clock setting is not correct.
Timer recording is not set to on.
The on-screen data is made undisplayed.
The TIME/DATE displays are set to OFF.
There is a problem with your unit.
Corrective action
Check the connection.
Turn on the power.
Wait for the alarm recording to finish.
Release the security lock.
See page 54(GB).
Press the TIMER button so that the indicator
goes dark. See page 29(GB).
Set the clock to the correct time.
See page 49(GB).
Press the TIMER button so that the indicator
lights. See page 29(GB).
Check the TIMER SET display to see
whether ON is displayed in the SET column.
See page 28(GB).
Press the EXIT/OSD button.
See page 16(GB).
Set them to ON with DISPLAY SET.
See page 53(GB).
Please contact your Sony dealer.
Error detection when two hard-disk drives
have been installed
If an error is detected with two hard-disk drives
installed, an error indication "DISK ERROR(1)"
(master drive) or "DISK ERROR(2)" (slave drive) is
displayed on the monitor screen. As the error has
occurred in most cases, on the disk being accessed at
that time, the number in parentheses indicates which
disk was being accessed. Note, however, that the error
may have occurred on the other drive in rare cases. If
the unit cannot determine which disk it was, the
display will be only "DISK ERROR."
If such an error is generated, consult your Sony dealer.