SOURCE: 256 Sandisk SD card problem with an Optio 33LF
Optio 33LF Firmware Upgrade Information & Instructions: This firmware corrects "camera freezing & cannot display images" issues with Sandisk & Black's 128MB & 256MB Secure Digital Cards. This problem is occurred because Sandisk changed the manufacturing location from the Philippine's to China during production of the Optio 33LF. They also change the electronic chip used the SD Card which caused a compatibility problems with Pentax, Minolta, Palm and other digital device manufacturers. In turn this also caused a problem with Black's SD Cards as they are manufactured by Sandisk. Therefore, we had to release a Firmware Upgrade for the Optio 33LF to correct compatibility issues with these SD Cards. HOW TO CHECK WHAT THE CURRENT FIRMWARE VERSION: Confirm the current firmware version by pushing and "HOLDING DOWN" the "Right Arrow & Right Zoom" button located at the back of the Optio 33LF. While continuing to hold the "Right Arrow & Right Zoom" button turn the POWER on the Optio 33LF. The current firmware version will be displayed on the LCD. If the firmware version reads "Current Version 01.01.05.04" then your cameras firmware is up to date. If you do not have the current version, then please refer to the information listed below. Please be sure to upgrade your camera. You can download the firmware from the following link. Please be sure to follow the instructions listed below. Firmware Download: http://www.pentax.ca/support/digitalsoftware/fwdc113p.elf Firmware Update Instructions: Please refer bellow to learn how to upgrade the firmware on the Optio 33LF. Should you have any problems please contact our customer service department. I have included our contact information bellow. PLEASE NOTE: 1. It is very important that the batteries do not deplete during the firmware upgrade as this will damage your camera. Therefore, please check your battery indicator prior to the firmware upgrade. FIRMWARE UPGRADE #1. Save the attached firmware "fwdc113p.elf" to your Desktop. #2. Put a Secure Digital Card in your Camera. #3. Format the Secure Digital Card to be sure that no other information remains on the Card. (Refer to page 86 of your Operating Manual) #4. From your Desktop right click on the firmware "fwdc113p.elf" and select "COPY" #5. Double Click on "My Computer" you should see your "REMOVABLE DISK" #6. Right Click on the "Removable Disk" and select "PASTE" Once the "fwdc113p.elf" file has been copied to the Secure Digital Card, be sure to properly disconnect your USB device if you are using Windows Me, 2000 or XP. For instructions on how to disconnect a USB device with Windows 2000, please refer to the Optio 33LF Operating Manual. Now that you have the Firmware on the Secure Digital Card. #1. Be sure the Secure Digital Card containing the Firmware Upgrade "fwdc113p.elf" is in the camera. #2. Be sure that your batteries are fully charged as you do not want the
SOURCE: Pentax Optio SV tunrs off immediately
I have the same problem with my camera and the following activities solved it. Remove batteries and clean contacts of battery's host (include cover). Check as well that contacts are not bended and didn't lost their springiness. Good luck !
SOURCE: pentax optio s6
This is exactly how my problem started. Then after repeated attempts to turn it on or off the lense actually stuck in the on position. After GENTLY forcing it in the off position, it began turning on and would immediately turn back off. After reading every problem posted that had to do with the lense I figured that the lense had somehow worked it's way of the "track or gear" that moves it in and out. I don't recommend this solution unless you figure that the cost of having it repaired proffesionally would be more than to replace the camera (I am a trial and error type of repair person). On my camera, also an S6, when the lense came forward and began to retract, I GENTLY held the lense in place for just a second. I repeated this probably four or five times until it "worked itself" back into the proper position. It does make the clicking noise while doing this which made me a bit nervous but it worked. The camera actually even seems to be focusing better which leads me to believe that possibly it hadn't been quite right for a while. AGAIN... you have to decide if the cost of proffessional repair is worth it to you. I am not a pro but this worked GREAT for me. Hope it helps.
SOURCE: Shutter locked up while reviewing stored pics
Problem not solved at this time. However the Optio web site offers live chat. M-F 9:30 am to 6:30 pm. I will contact them to discuss later today. I will post their recommendations. Thanks Txlingo
SOURCE: My Pentex Optio E80 says lens error:0x3110000 and won't close.
It looks like you've knocked the lens barrel out of alignment. Its all supported by some very delicate cogs and gears. It's probably slipped a tooth somewhere.
To be honest, I'd come clean with your Dad and try and get it repaired under warranty.
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