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<blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 384249" data-attributes="member: 4923"><p>Hopefully it did not cost you too much money. As for resets, there are several different types, there is no easy all-in-one reset for everything. I think there is a reset shooting menu, a reset custom menu, reset user settings, and a 2 button reset. Not all do the same thing. This is where it is handy to save a pdf copy of the manual on you computer so you can search for key words like 'reset'. There is no way to memorize what all the resets do. Flipping through the paper manual, especially when you are actively trying to solve a problem can be frustrating. I was thinking the meter might be on, but I did not recall a setting for 'no limit', sorry I did not think deeper. I just looked for it and its under the custom settings I had to scroll off the screen to see 'no limit'. So I guess a 'reset custom menu' would have done the trick. Thanks for letting us know what the problem was. Enjoy.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="nickt, post: 384249, member: 4923"] Hopefully it did not cost you too much money. As for resets, there are several different types, there is no easy all-in-one reset for everything. I think there is a reset shooting menu, a reset custom menu, reset user settings, and a 2 button reset. Not all do the same thing. This is where it is handy to save a pdf copy of the manual on you computer so you can search for key words like 'reset'. There is no way to memorize what all the resets do. Flipping through the paper manual, especially when you are actively trying to solve a problem can be frustrating. I was thinking the meter might be on, but I did not recall a setting for 'no limit', sorry I did not think deeper. I just looked for it and its under the custom settings I had to scroll off the screen to see 'no limit'. So I guess a 'reset custom menu' would have done the trick. Thanks for letting us know what the problem was. Enjoy. [/QUOTE]

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