It sounds like there could be an issue with the power supply of your Konica Z-Up 70. I suggest trying to reset the camera by removing the battery and then replacing it and turning it back on. If the issue persists, you may need to contact a qualified technician for further assistance
If undamaged, with a fully-charged battery and the correct recording media - probably.
This answer also applies to your other queries, although as it was last produced in 2004, you will be unlikely to be able to obtain a new one.
the following memory types are supported byt your camera SD (Secure Digital) Memory Card / MultiMediaCard (MMC) / Memory Stick / Memory Stick Pro
Do you have a card reader on your computer? We could format the card on the computer and then see if it works with the camera.
Can you tell me the size of the sdcard?
To format the card on your computer plug it into the reader, open my computer and find the card from there, ones you have found the right one from my computer right click and select format, Try formating the memory card to fat 12 or 16 and then when the format is complete insert it into your camera again.
(turn off the camera, insert the card, turn the camera on)
If the memory card still doesn't work plug it to the computer again and this time format it to fat32.
If this ia new sd card with alot of storage do you have a smaller card that already works on the camera?
OK Here's the problem and the fix ................... After removing the front cover (six screws) and carefully removing it you will find that the front thin metal cover has a plastic inner section that contains the slider mechanism. The plastic bit is attached to the metal cover by two or three strips of double sided adhesive tape and is a real b*st*rd to get apart, but this is what you have to do, so gently but firmly prise them apart, I raised one end with a watchmakers screwdriver and then used a 20 thou feeler to "cut" through the tapes, which can be reused on reassembly.
Once apart it is obvious how the thing works and the problem was seen to be a return spring that had slipped out of position. Using a large needle this was repositioned so that the cam returned to the "off" position. Reassembly is simply a reverse of this procedure.
The malfunction was caused by a few grains of Australian sand (last week only!) jamming the cam causing extra stress on the spring which jumped out of it's position - and here I mean a spring that is at best only three mills long! A magnifying glass helps.
If you can't work to very fine detail better leave it alone .................. All the best
It was nice to be able to help another. I noticed the post that her 7D would not turn on. It seems just before Konica Minolta stopped there camera business they had a serious problem that was not passed around or corrected. Your expensive 7D camera does not turn off when you take off the lens. When you put another back on while the camera is still on it will fry out a circuit board or sensor. That will cost ya about $300.00 to repair. I thought I would let her know how to prevent it from happening again. I have done this twice now. My 7D is in repair. I figured out why it does that. Wish they could have told me.. Had to learn the hard way. Also wish they could put a better resister in the camera or have an auto shut off switch. Would make more sense ..
Some steps you can try:
Check Picture Location:
Ensure that the pictures you want to view are in the same folder location. Sometimes, if the images are scattered across different folders, they may not appear correctly in the photo viewer.
Repair or Reset the Photo App (for Windows 11):
Go to Settings > Apps > Photo.
Click on Advanced options.
Choose either Repair or Reset to address any potential issues with the Photo app.
Enable Thumbnail Previews (for Windows 10):
Open File Explorer Options:
Type "file explorer options" in the Windows search bar and select the first result.
Switch to the View tab.
Ensure that the option "Always show icons, never thumbnails" is unchecked.
Click Apply and then OK to save the changes.
That is about all I can offer. If you repost, include brand and model.
This is going to take patience and maybe the user guide. To turn on the Digivue 1.3, follow these steps:
Connect to Your PC:
Connect the standard USB cable (supplied) to a free USB socket on your PC.
The end of the USB cable should be connected to the socket on the back of the USB digidock.
Important: Do not connect any of the cabling provided with the Digivue before commencing the software installation.
Install DigiConnect Windows® Software:
Insert your Digivue into the docking station.
If you are connecting for the first time, a Red LED will display in the Activity Window of the Digivue.
Insert the CD provided into your optical disk drive. It will run automatically, and a dialog box will appear.
If the autorun feature is disabled on your system, browse to the disk using Windows® Explorer and double-click Setup.exe.
If you have a multilingual version of Digiconnect, you will be prompted for your language. Select from the list and click "Next."
Accept the terms in the License Agreement and proceed with the installation.
Choose the folder for software installation (default is the standard location for Windows® programs).
Click "Install" to begin the installation.
Leave the box labeled "Launch DigiConnect" ticked and click "Finish."
Wait for the Red LED:
Wait until a RED LED appears in the activity window of the Digivue.
You may now proceed with the next steps.
If you encounter any issues during this process, refer to the detailed instructions in the Digivue User Guide on page 9
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Here are some steps you can take to diagnose and potentially resolve the problem:
Check Battery Polarity: Ensure that the batteries are inserted correctly, with the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals aligned properly. Sometimes a simple reversal of the batteries can cause display issues.
Reset the Timer: Some electronic devices benefit from a reset. Try removing the batteries, waiting for a minute, and then reinserting them. This action might reset the timer and bring the display back to life.
Inspect the Battery Compartment: Look for any signs of corrosion or dirt in the battery compartment. Clean it gently using a cotton swab or a soft cloth. Corrosion can disrupt the electrical connection and affect the display.
Test with Fresh Batteries: Even if the batteries are new, they might be defective. Try using a different set of fresh batteries to see if the display turns on.
Check for a Backlight or Contrast Setting: Some timers have adjustable backlight or contrast settings. If your model has this feature, try adjusting it to see if the display becomes visible.
Contact Customer Support: If none of the above steps work, consider reaching out to the manufacturer's customer support.
Remember that the Gardenline brand model 46715 has received mixed reviews, with some users reporting issues related to the LCD screen. While some have had positive experiences, others have encountered problems like fading screens or dead displays . If none of this works, you may need to explore another timer.
All question need 'make model (what it is) as first 3 words or this happens
https://www.google.com/search?q=What+type+of+battery+does+my+TVG+have
Guessing is is a mobility scooter, but even so. Google know all the answers, your search query would be
make model battery replacement
Or just look at what is one the existing ones if you have them.
Or
Google
make model manual
Everything is online and my skill is finding stuff.
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There are some videos and the procedure is similar. The easy way is to use a Smartphone with the Google Translate app and use the Camera feature to translate what you are seeing onscreen. Also note that some models are made for the Japanese Market and only come in Japanese.
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Without any indication of 'make model (what it is)', it may be that the red light flashes whilst charging and it changes to green when charged or it changes to solid red or even just goes out.
Google
make model manual
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