от: Tigra Girl
Спасибо. Попробую. Все равно 2 недели скучать, пока мастер не вернется.
Вот чел решил проблему такую же
deanb2010 wrote:
Eureka! Solved the problem. After the last poster, I started
thinking about all the steps I had gone through. The only thing I
had not changed was the battery. So I put in a freshly charged
battery (Official Canon Battery, also - The previous battery I did
have in the camera was not "official" but it did show a full charge.)
So the summary is: Either the camera is smart enough to know that the
battery was not a Canon battery - not likely, or the 3rd pty battery
had just enough of an undervolt for the camera to pick it up and not
perform the update. In any event, thanks to all who replied to my
need and triggered additional thoughts. I have been reading this
forum & dp-review as an observer for 4+ years. I have greatly
benefited from everyones input over that time. Thanks.
The non-canon battery may not be operating up to the proper voltage.
Canon warns that if power fail during the firmware update, the camera will be in an inoperable condition; which means you'd have to return it to Canon Service.
If the camera's operating system sensed a not fully charged battery, or a battery with low-voltage condition, then it will error out of the update as a safety precaution.
My advice is stick with genuine Canon components, such as LiON batteries, Flash, etc.
т.е. он тупо поставил родную батарею
еще пишут https://www.canonrumors.com/forum/index.php?topic=7622.0






