Every time I turn on the camera the time and date input comes up

first of all press menu then down button to down "date and time" then press menu go down to "date input" press rec button go down to set then press rec button use press menu button till u done time snd dste setup press menu buton to home screen check the date and time in red at botton see if correct or redo as listed here

Replace the date battery by following the instructions beginning on page 114 of this manual.

To set the time / date stamp you'll need your remote control and you'll need to hook it to a TV with AV inputs. Be sure to correctly select the AV input the camera is plugged into. This is the most overlooked step that causes a lot of users frustration.

I've attached a YouTube video on how to accomplish the time/date setting.

Sound like exhaust internal battery and need to be replaced (like a BIOS battery in a pc).

Next time when you're finished inputting the data, press the set or ok button twice.

never use kodak again!!!

According to sony that error code is refered to as a time and date storage issue.

Follow the steps below to troubleshoot this issue.

NOTE: It is normal for the camera to loose time and date settings when left uncharged for an extended period of time.

1. Connect the camera AC adapter, and leave the camera in the charging state (powered off) for 12 hours.
2. Set the time and date in the camera.
3. Turn off the camera.
4. Turn on the camera.
5. Check to see if the date and time have been saved.

Try resetting your camera. In picture taking mode press menu. Go to setup, go up to reset, press right arrow, make sure reset is highlighted and press set.

Then TAKE OUT MEMORY CARD. Go back into menu, go to setup, go up to format, press right arrow and highlight format, press set. Input ur date and time again and then power off and back on. If that doesn't help then you have to send into repairs. 800-706-2534 and keep choosing option 2 and they will tell you where to send it.

There are cameras with 'fixed' internal batteries to maintain date/time they are long lived and not usually replaceable.
If this is such a model and it is new then a replacement should be forth coming from the vendor or Canon.
The vendor is the first stop then Canon support

The date time is controlled by another 'button' type battery in the camera- like a watch battery, there 'go' in time.
This is not a 'user' fixable item usually because it mean dismantliing the camera.
Sending away will be pricey- well on the way to the price of a new camera
So just live with it - I would