Manual for PDR-M700/PDR-M500

Manual for PDR-M700/PDR-M500

Brand: TOSHIBA

Category: Camera

Document Type: Manual

Language: EN

Uploaded: Nov. 21, 2025, 8:10 p.m.

Warranty Information

This document does not contain explicit warranty period details, but includes exemption clauses for Toshiba Corporation's liability.

  • Getting Ready: Install batteries, AC adapter, and SD card. Turn the camera ON/OFF, and set the date and time.
  • Taking Photographs: Select photography modes (Auto, Manual, Movie). Adjust settings like focus, flash, exposure, zoom, and use the self-timer or remote controller.
  • Playing Back Images: View photographed images, display image information, and manage images through menus like RESIZE, PROTECT, and DPOF.
  • Connecting to PC: Transfer images to a computer via USB.
  • Other Useful Information: Configure basic settings like sound, auto power off, language, and display options.
  • Additional Information: Refer to specifications, warning messages, troubleshooting, and glossary for further details.

Troubleshooting and error codes

Problem Cause Remedy Page
The power cannot be turned ON. The batteries have been exhausted. Replace with new batteries. 20
The AC adapter plug has been disconnected from a wall outlet. Plug the adapter into the wall outlet. 22
The batteries in incorrectly have been loaded. Load the batteries in the correct direction. 20
The batteries run out quickly. You are using the camera in extremely cold conditions. Put the batteries in your pocket or another warm place to warm it, then load it into the camera just before taking a photograph. 13
The battery terminals are dirty. Wipe the battery terminals with a clean, dry cloth. 13
The batteries have reached the effective life. Replace with new batteries. 20
No photograph is taken when the shutter button is taken. No SD card has been inserted. Insert the SD card. 23
There is not enough space in the SD card. Insert a new SD card. Erase saved images to increase free space. 23 82
The SD card has been write-protected. Cancel the write-protection. Replace with a new SD card. 15 23
The SD card has not been formatted. Format the SD card. 84
The SD card has been damaged. Insert a new SD card. 23
The flash cannot be used. Auto Power OFF is functioning. Turn the power ON. 24
The flash is closed. Press the flash open button to open the flash. 34
Suppressed Flash has been selected. Select another flash type. 34
You pressed the shutter button while the flash was charging. Wait until charging is completed before pressing the shutter button. 29
The played-back image is too dark even though the flash fired. The subject is too far away. Move closer to the subject. 34
The played-back image is blurred. The lens is not clean. Clean the lens. 12
The image is out of focus. Change the focus setting to match the distance up to the subject. 33
The image has been shot in a unsteady hold state. Take photographs using a tripod to prevent unsteady hold. 31
A single image cannot be erased. The SD card has been write-protected. Cancel the write-protection. 15
The image has been protected. Cancel the protection of the image. 77
The SD card has been write-protected. Cancel the write-protection. 15
The image has been set with DPOF. Cancel the DPOF setting. 75
Nothing happens even though I operate buttons. The mode dial setting is out of position. Turn the mode dial to the correct position. -
The camera is in the PC mode. Set the camera to the photography or playback mode. 28 38 53 64
Nothing is displayed even though the LCD monitor is ON.
The settings including date and time have been cleared. Without batteries, the camera has been left for a long period time. Load the batteries and set date and time again. 20 25
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