Brand: HITACHI
Category: Digital Camera
Document Type: Manual
Language: EN
Available Languages: EN , ES
Manual for DZ-MV3000E (UK)
Uploaded: Aug. 10, 2025, 12:50 a.m.
- Connect a power supply (p. 41).
- Insert a disc (p. 43).
- Start recording (p. 47).
- View the playback of recorded content on LCD monitor screen (p. 33).
You can record both videos and photos on a DVD-RAM (generally available), but only videos on a DVD-R (generally available).
Troubleshooting and error codes
| Symptom | Cause and Correction | Reference page |
|---|---|---|
| Battery cannot be charged. | Is the ambient temperature too low or too high? Charge the battery at 10 – 30°C. | |
| Battery weakens fast | Is the battery abnormally hot? Remove the battery, leave it for a while to cool down, then charge it. Is the ambient temperature too low or too high? Charge the battery in environment where the temperature is 10 – 30°C. The battery has possibly discharged excessively. Continue charging: After a while, the battery will be charged to the specified voltage, and the CHARGE indicator will light. Then the battery charge will be completed normally. | |
| The CHARGE indicator on AC adapter/charger is blinking. | 37 | |
| Power turns off immediately after being turned on. | Is battery charged? Charge it. | 37 |
| When power is turned on, the LCD screen will turn on and off. | Power goes off unexpectedly. If the powered DVD video camera/recorder is left for as long as 5 minutes without recording or playback with "Power Save: On" specified, it will automatically turn off to save battery power. To restart recording in this case, set the power switch to "OFF" and then set it to "". You can also specify "Power Save" to "OFF" to stop automatic power off. | 93 |
| Power cannot be turned off. | Detach the battery or AC adapter/charger once, and then press the RESET button of DVD video camera/recorder: Before turning it on again. | 38, 41, 151 |
| Even if the DVD video camera/recorder is off, opening the cover will cause the ACCESS indicator to blink. | The DVD video camera/recorder will automatically turn on to recognise a disc. Closing the cover will automatically turn the DVD video camera/recorder off. | 44 |