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From the manual:
"If the error display is not canceled when the shutter release button is pressed again, insert the Dark slide, half-press the shutter release button while pressing the roll film holder's manual film advance button to wind up the film, then contact your nearest Mamiya agent or service center."
If you need a manual, you can download one from http://butkus.org/chinon/mamiya/mamiya_645af/mamiya_645af.htm
It is possible, I've looked into it for my Mamiya 645 Pro and even found a nice used Kodak but bought a Canon IDs Mark II for less money. The backs are hugely priced even used you are looking at $3500.00 or more and if you have a 645E that's way to much money to spend.
Currently . You need a digital back adapter (approx.$1500.00+ US) then the digital back itself (Approx. 25,000+ US). yes that is correct!. THe RZ67 Pro II needs the DM56 adaptor then the DM 56 back itself. Why not check out the all new RZ22 (22mp) or the RZ33(33mp). The RZ22 is approximately $12,000.00 US and the RZ33 around $18,000.00. Hasselblad also make a 39 and a 50mp digital medium format, expect to pay 2-3 times that of a Mamiya. For a 35mm type dSLR, Nikon just introduce the D3X with 24.5 megapixals. The body alone runs anywhere from $6,500-$8000 US.
This is copyright material and has never been made publicly available, but you can buy copies from John Craig of Craig Camera in Torrington, CT, USA. He provides an excellent service but if you have any concerns regarding legality then you'll have to check with him if you're concerned as to whether he has the rights to re-publish original copyright works.
Scroll down to items #90050 and #90502 on his website.
If you're looking for this information for free then you'll have to search further than I've just done: not everything is free on the net.
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