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The device can not be switched on.

The battery is not inserted corectly

Observe the position of the metal connectors.

The device switches off.

1. The battery is too weak.
2. The automatic switching off function is activated.

1. Charge the battery.
2. Swtich the device on again.

No photo taken when shutter release button is pressed.

1. The internal memory or card is full.
2. The shutter release button has not been pressed all the way down.

1. Delete photos, movies or mp3 from the memory.
2. Install a new card.
3. Press the shutter release button all the way down.

The flash is not working.

1. The flash is switched off.
2. The battery is too weak.
3. The series mode or movie mode is set.

1. Switch on the flash.
2. Charge the battery
3. Set the device to shooting mode.

Poor or blur quality of pictures.

The white balance setting is unsuitble.

1. Select the white balance depending on light source.

• USB
The device is not in stand-by mode or connection cannot be made.

1. USB is not properly connected.
2. Error in Usb data transfer.
3. The hardware is not compatible.
4. The operating system is not installed correctly.

1. Check the Usb cable connection.

2. Plug out USB cable and reconnect it.

3. Ask your computer specialist dealer.

• Data transfer
Data transfer not working.

Poor cable connection.

1. Recconect the cable.

• Memory Card
Card error.
My SD/MMC card does not work correctly

 

1. The memory card not been formated.
2. Daisy Multimedia recommends cards from the following brands: Dane-Elec, Toshiba, Infenion, Twinmos.

 

Format the card.
DM products works very well with other brands too, but sometimes problems may occur with non-branded or low-quality cards.

When the device is swiched on the card, the icon of the card does not appear on the display.

The memory card has not been inserted correctly.

Remove the card and reinsert it.

. How to update the firmware version for GEMPIX DM 425 Z

 

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