Faulty Latch Sensor

Of course there are no latches to undo . It's all electrically operated . Has a control module ( computer ) , sensor inputs , hydraulics etc.... More then likely codes are stored in the control module . Need a factory or professional type scan tool to check these code's .

Any one of these codes could cause it not to work
DTC B1010
DTC B1296
DTC B1307
DTC B1325
DTC B1335
DTC B1345
DTC B1395
DTC B316A
DTC B3602
DTC B3669
DTC B366A
DTC B366B
DTC B366C
DTC B366D
DTC B366E
DTC B3674
DTC B3675
DTC B367A
DTC B367B
DTC B367F
DTC B3680
DTC B3683
DTC B3685

Taking the vehicle to a qualified repair shop mite be your best bet . DTC B1296 01: Movable Roof Header Unlatched Sensor Circuit short to battery
DTC B1296 06: Movable Roof Header Unlatched Sensor Circuit short to ground or open
DTC B1296 58: Movable Roof Header Unlatched Sensor Circuit incorrect reaction after event
DTC B1296 59: Movable Roof Header Unlatched Sensor Circuit circuit/component protection time out

Circuit/System Description
S1 is the Folding Top Header Latch Cylinder Sensor. The folding top control (FTC) module uses S1 to determine if the Folding Top Header Latch Cylinder is in the latched or unlatched position. S1 is a hall effect sensor that becomes active when the cylinder is in the unlatched position.
DTC B1307 58: Movable Roof Latch Signal Circuit incorrect reaction after event
DTC B1307 59: Movable Roof Latch Signal Circuit circuit/component protection time out

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I've had same problem. Dealer refused to replace hood latch under their extended warranty despite the Toyota Bulletin on the problem. I just DISCONNECTED the hood latch sensor. To get to the hood latch get under the plastic covering over the hood latch by removing the plastic retaining buttons attaching the cover to the frame. Do this by using a sharp edge to pull up the center piece of the retaining buttons, which then lets the outer button pop out. After you get under the plastic cover find the wire coming out of the latch assembly (not the latch release cable you used to open the hood). The sensor wire couples with other wires for the alarm right there. Just disconnect it. The dealer said I may not be able to lock by car as a result of disconnecting the hood latch sensor. But that hasn't happened, and the alarm hasn't gone off since.

If the 'CARD NOT INITIALIZED' error appears:
First check that the SmartMedia is inserted in the correct direction. You can also try wiping the gold-colored contact area on the SmartMedia with a soft cloth.
Remove the batteries from the digital camera, leave them for at least an hour and then reload the batteries and check whether the camera recognizes the SmartMedia.
If the 'CARD NOT INITIALIZED' error still appears, contact the store where you purchased the camera or the nearest FUJIFILM authorized service center in your country.

Removal & Installation Upstream HO2 S1 To Remove:
NOTE: If the engine temperature is lower than 120 °F (48 °C), the HO2 S1 sensor may be difficult to remove. Excessive force could possibly damage the threads in the exhaust manifold.

1. If necessary remove the fuel injector cover.
2. Disconnect the HO2 S1 sensor electrical connector.
3. Using an oxygen sensor removal tool carefully remove the heated oxygen sensor.

To Install:

1. Coat the threads of the oxygen sensor with anti-seize compound
2. Install the HO2 S1 sensor. Tighten the HO2 S1 sensor to 30 ft lb (41 Nm).
3. Connect the HO2 S1 sensor connector.
4. If removed, install the fuel injector cover.

Downstream HO2 S2 To Remove:
NOTE: If the engine temperature is lower than 120 °F (48 °C), the H02 S2 sensor may be difficult to remove. Excessive force could possibly damage the threads in the exhaust pipe.

1. Raise and safely support the vehicle.
2. Disconnect the H02 S2 electrical connector.
3. Using an oxygen sensor tool carefully remove the H02 S2.

To Install:

1. Coat the threads of the H02 S2 with anti-seize compound.
2. Using an oxygen sensor tool install the H02 S2. Tighten the sensor to 30 ft lb (41 Nm).
3. Connect the H02 S2 sensor electrical connector.
4. Lower the vehicle.

This is the classic symptom of a failed CCD sensor. The only fix is to have the sensor replaced, but as the camera is around six to seven years old now any repairs will not be cost effective and you will likely have trouble sourcing the parts as Fuji stopped making their 3MP sensor many years ago. New, old stock sensors may also have degraded to the point where they are either faulty straight out of the box, or will develop the same fault within a few months of being powered up.

Sorry, but your camera has reached the end of it's useful lifespan: five years is pretty good going for any digital camera and six to seven is really exceptional. Digital cameras simply do not last anywhere near as long as many of the film cameras which they replaced.

Your only real choice is to buy a replacement, but if all you need is a similar technical specification to your current model then there are plenty of cameras for less than £100 (around $175 in OzDosh) which will do at least as good a job as your present camera. Just don't expect a sub £100 camera to last anywhere near even five years though.

One other advantage of an update is that you'll finally be ditching the expensive and highly inferior xD memory cards which were basically repackaged and slightly tweaked SmartMedia cards. If you buy a new Fuji then you'll find that they all take SDHC cards now (back compatible with SD cards) although they often still accept xD cards as well.

Sorry I can't be more positive, but I hope that I've still helped you. All that I ask in return is that you take a moment to rate my answer.

It sounds like the sensor in the latch is faulty or the wiring leading to the latch is bad. The sensor will be located inside the latch assembly. You'll have to pry the cover off to get to it.

There is a little panel on the front left, you can download the user guide fro Epson here:

http://esupport.epson-europe.com/ProductHome.aspx?lng=en-GB&data=nKGrQtfEm6mIr17BBoUTdZr5V9BVmX64&tc=5#10

Loadable memory card
This product features three memory card slots.

The types of memory cards loadable for each slot are shown below.
Slot
Card
a
Memory Stick/MagicGate Memory Stick/Memory Stick Duo*/
Memory Stick PRO/Memory Stick PRO Duo*/SD Card/miniSD Card*/MultiMediaCard
b
SmartMedia/xD-Picture Card
c
CompactFlash/Microdrive
* An adapter is required.

one by one is dificult and time taking
just bring them on any pc thru cable select and keep them for future

now it better to format the card and then later on if u want u can copy them on the card the selected one's

compact flash u can format thru connecting ur cam to pc and then select ur removable drive from my computer and simply format it by right clicking the drive

The PC-AD can only be used with 5V SmartMedia. The PC-AD2 is compatible with SmartMedia of 3.3V/5V, 2MB to 8MB. The PC-AD3 is compatible with SmartMedia of 3.3V/5V, 2MB to 32MB.