Epson PhotoPC 600 manual

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    P r o o f S i g n - o f f : Y ano _ _ ___ _ _ N o r u m _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ EPSON ® C O L O R DIGITAL CA MERA Contents Introduction i Getting Started 1 Taking Pictures with PhotoPC 600 2 Using PhotoPC 600 with Your Computer 3 Using the LCD Monitor Menus 4 Using the Uploader Utilities 5 Camera Options 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting 7 Using t[...]

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    IMPORTANT NOTICE All rights rese rved. No part of this publication m ay be reproduce d, stored in a retrieval syst em, or transmitte d in any form or by any me an s, e l ect ro nic , m ec han ica l, pho toc op ying , re c ord in g , or ot he rw ise , wi th ou t th e p r i o r wr i t te n p er m i s si o n o f S E IK O E P S O N CORP ORATION. No pat[...]

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    Content s Intr odu ctio n PhotoP C 600 F eature s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 For Un ited Kingdom users - use of o ptio ns . . . . . 8 System Requir ement s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 PCs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Macinto s[...]

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    Ch ap te r 3 Using PhotoPC 600 with Your Computer Conn ecting Pho toPC 600 t o Yo ur C omp uter . . . . . . . 36 Connecti ng to a PC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Connecti ng to a Macin tosh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 8 Accessin g EPSON Photo!2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 For Wind ows use rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Ch ap te r 5 Using the Uploa der Utilit ies Uploadin g Image s to the Camer a . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 Uploading i mages from your PC . . . . . . . . . . . 7 1 Uploadi ng imag es fr om your M acin tosh . . . . . . . 7 3 Making S creen C opie s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 For Wind ows use rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    Appe ndi x B Contact ing Cus tomer Su pport For U nited K ing dom an d th e Repub lic of Irelan d U sers 107 Customer Suppor t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Faxon E PSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 08 E Ptec - B ull eti n Boa rd Serv ic e for late st driv ers and ut ilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

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    Int roduction Your new EPSON ® Phot oP C 600  is a revol ut io nary , easy-to -use digi tal came ra that en ables y ou to take full -color pi ctur es and imm ed iately u se th em with yo ur comp uter. Pho t oP C 600 comes with everyt hi ng yo u need , in clu d in g EPS ON Ph oto!2 so ftw are t hat lets yo u tr a ns f e r yo ur pi ctu r e s to y[...]

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    ❏ EPSO N Pho to!2 sof twa re lets you transf er yo ur pict ur e s t o you r co mpu ter . ❏ EPSO N Pho to File Up loa der so ftw are all ow s yo u t o con vert ima ges stored in yo ur c omp uter to EP SON Pho to fil e for m at and up lo ad t hem to you r ca m e ra. ❏ EP SO N Pho to! 2 Pro gra m Up lo ad er so ftw are let s yo u upl oad opt ion[...]

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    Macintosh Computers Maci ntosh with 68 040 or Power PC p roc esso r Serial p ort and a comm u nicatio n speed of 19 200 bp s or higher 8MB R A M Hard disk dr ive with at leas t 30 MB f ree spa ce Moni t or w it h m inim um reso lut io n of 640x48 0 Maci ntosh Syst em 7. 1 or la ter (Sys t em 7.5 o r later is required to access o ptional C ompactFla[...]

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    ❏ Do not st ore the cam e ra or its optio ns nea r sou rc es of brigh t light , direc t su nli ght, h igh hu m idi t y , heat, exc essive dir t or dust, or wher e they will be expos ed to s trong v ibrat ions or magnetic fields. ❏ Alway s keep your c amera i n its c ase when you ’re n o t usin g it. ❏ To prevent possib le eye inju ry, do no[...]

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    Warn ings, Ca utions, and No t es w Warni ngs must be followe d ca refully to a void b odily injur y. c Cautio ns must be ob se rv ed t o av oi d da mag e to you r equ ip me nt. Notes c ont ai n i m por ta nt info rm a ti on and us ef ul tips on t he ope ra tio n of y our cam era a nd i t s op t ion s . i R Poppy Rev.B/TCAT A5 si ze In tr o ducti o[...]

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    Chapter 1 Getting Started This cha pter helps yo u get ready to use yo ur PhotoPC 600. It cove rs t he foll owing : Unpa cki ng yo ur PhotoPC 600 Gettin g to know t he camera Installin g t h e batteries Attachin g t he hand st ra p Installin g your EP SON P hoto !2 sof twar e Installin g your EP SON P hoto F ile U pl oad er sof twa re Unpac king Y [...]

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    Gett ing to Kn ow the Ca mera Aft e r you un pa ck yo ur P h oto PC 6 00, t ak e a f ew mi nu te s to learn abo ut it s fea tures, as sh own below . flash timer l ight con n e cto r cover lens cove r and po wer sw itch viewfinder lens shu tte r button Front view di sp lay pane l moni tor mo de switch memory c ard slot hand str ap ho lder LC D mo ni[...]

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    tri po d socket ba tte ry cov er loc k me mor y ca rd eject lev er bat tery cov er Bo tt om vie w image quality setting fl as h s et t ing displa y pa nel self tim er se tting ma cro mod e settin g shu tte r button Top view 1 R Poppy Rev.B/TCAT A5 size Chapte r 1 97/09/ 18 pass 7 Getting St arte d 14[...]

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    Installing Batteries Yo ur P h ot oPC 6 0 0 co me s w ith fo ur A A (LR 6) al kali ne batteri e s. Make su re th e cam er a is o ff, and fol low t hese steps to inser t the batteries : 1. Turn the c amera u pside d own wit h the l ens fa cing you. Pus h the battery cover loc k down an d slid e it to the right, then op en the cover. 2. I nsert all f[...]

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    Handling batteries When yo ur Photo PC 600 batt eries wear out, you can replac e th em with an y of the follow ing : Single-u se A A (LR6 ) alk alin e batteries Sin g le-u se A A (FR 6) l it hi u m b a t t erie s (lo n g e s t ba ttery li fe ) Recha rgeab le AA Ni-C d batt eries Rech argea ble AA Ni-MH batt eries w Warni ng: To av oi d t h e da n g[...]

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    Atta ching th e Hand St rap To atta ch the hand strap, loop the strap around the holder on the side o f the camer a as sho w n belo w . Installing EPSON Photo!2 Softw are Photo PC 600 com es with EPS ON Photo!2 so ftware that lets you tr ansfer your pi ctures from the camera to your comp uter and plac e them into docu m ents. You can als o use th i[...]

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    For Windows 3 .1x or N T 3.51 1. I nsert the camer a soft wa re CD shi pped with you r camera in the CD-RO M dr ive. (If you use the floppy d isk versi on, insert it in a disk dr ive.) 2. O pen Fi le Manager, then click the CD -RO M dri ve. (If you use the fl op py di sk v ersio n, click the flop py d isk dr iv e.) 3. O pen the EPSON d i rectory an[...]

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    Installing the software in your PC Follo w the step s in this sec tion to install the EPSO N Photo F ile U pl oad er sof twa re fo r Win dows. For Windows 95 or NT 4.0 1. I nsert the camer a soft wa re CD shi pped with you r camera in the CD-RO M dr ive. (If you use the floppy d isk versi on, insert it in a disk dr ive.) 2. D o ubl e-click th e My [...]

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    2. D oubl e- click t he CD - ROM ic on. (If you use the flo pp y disk vers ion , doub le- clic k the floppy dis k ic on .) 3. D o ubl e-click th e Fi le Up lo ade r fo lder . Dep endin g on the country, the File U plo ader folder m ay con tain m ul t iple- lan guage versio ns of th e softwar e . Doub le-click the fo lder f or your preferred la ngua[...]

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    Note: If you c onn ect PhotoPC 60 0 to your com put er w hen the camer a’s cl ock is not s et, t he ca mera is se t to your c ompute r’s time and date au to m at ica lly. For in st ruct io ns on c onn ect ing th e c ame ra to t he com put er, see pag e 36. 1. Sl ide the moni tor m od e swi tch on the back o f the cam era to Vie w or Pl ay bac k[...]

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    Chapter 2 Ta ki ng Pi ct ur es wit h Ph otoP C 60 0 Usi ng PhotoP C 60 0 t o take pic tures is sim il ar to using a trad it ion al "point an d sho ot" ca mera. This c hapter tell s you ev erythi ng you need to kn ow abo ut the followin g: Turn ing t he ca mera on and of f Au t o s h ut-o ff The display panel Checkin g the battery Clicki n[...]

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    Auto Sh ut-off To save battery power, th e camera tur ns itself of f aut omatic ally after 60 se co nds if no bu t tons ar e press e d. To turn the c amera back on , close the le ns cover then ope n i t a gai n. When your camera i s connected to the o ptional AC ad apte r, th e auto shut - of f featu re is di sabled. Note: ❏ If you wa nt, yo u c [...]

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    The Display Panel The displ ay panel keeps track of how ma ny pi ctures you can take and giv es you inf orma t ion o n camer a settings and th e battery level. Chec kin g the Batte ry When t he bat t ery po w er is almost ou t, a lo w ba ttery ico n appear s on the displa y pan el. When th is ico n is flash ing, you ca nno t take p ictu res un til [...]

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    2. Lo o k s traight throug h the viewf inder and center y o ur subj ect in the cross-hai rs. Note: T h e f ra me i n th e view f inde r indi cat es the ar ea ca p tu red wh en tak ing pi ctur es at c l ose ra nge. 3. H ol d the s hutt er bu t ton half way down to loc k th e auto f ocus. The stat us light besi de the viewfinder chan ges from green t[...]

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    Note: Icons indicati ng the ima ge qualit y se tt in g , the num b er of phot os you ca n ta ke , and t he num ber of ph otos ta ken a pp e ar at t he bo tt om of th e LC D scr ee n. 2. H ol d the s hutt er bu t ton half way down to loc k th e aut o foc us. A sm all g reen ci rcl e a pp ears o n th e cor ner of the LCD screen , an d the status lig [...]

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    Adjusti n g Set t ings The b u t t o ns o n t h e t o p o f t h e c amer a a ll o w y o u to c ontr o l the f o ll o w i ng P h oto P C 6 0 0 feat u res: I m a g e q u al i t y ( see p a ge 28) Fla s h ( see p age 29) Sel f ti m e r ( se e p a g e 29) Ma c r o m o de ( s e e p age 30 ) Al l c o n t r o l b u t t on s etting s (ex c e p t the sel f [...]

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    Image quality Photo PC 600 has th ree c olor an d two mo nochro me image qu ality set t ing s. Press the imag e qu ali t y con tr ol bu t ton t o cy cle from o ne setti ng to ano ther. The set tings ap pear on the displ ay panel as show n belo w . Fine Imag es are captur ed in colo r at 1024 x 768 pixels . Yo ur p ictures inc lu de moderate de tail[...]

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    You ca n sw itch freely between these set tings and m ix pict u res of va ryin g quality in t he cam er a. Th e came ra ’s ima g e cap ac ity will v ary ac co rdingly . Flash Photo PC 600’s bu ilt -i n fla sh is ef fec ti ve within a range of 20 cm t o 2.4 m . Pres s the flash co ntrol but ton to cy cle thro ug h t h e three flas h set tings. T[...]

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    3. P ress the timer bu tto n. The timer ico n app ears on the d isp lay p anel. 4. Press the shutter butto n. The timer icon a nd the red timer light on the fron t of the camer a f lash slo wly for eight seco nds , then ra pid ly fo r two seco nds before the sh ut ter releas es. The camera beeps when the image is captured. The status light on the b[...]

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    To use these specia l photo f orm ats, follo w these steps: 1. T u rn t he cam er a on and slid e the mo nit or mo de sw it ch to Vie w . A live preview ap pear s o n the LCD screen . 2. U se t he ph oto forma t but ton and n av igatio n buttons surr oundin g th e LCD m on it or to c ontro l th e pho to for m at mo des, as des cribed belo w . Zoom [...]

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    Note: You can swi tc h f re ely b et wee n th es e se tt in gs and mi x thes e format s in th e camer a. 3. O nce you have sel e cted a ph oto f orma t mo de, press the shutter bu tton. In mul ti-frame mode, the LC D screen goes bl ack for a mom ent, then d isplays the nine stop -a ctio n fra m es one by one. When all nin e fram es app e ar, you ha[...]

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    If yo u ins t all an o ptional C om p act Fl ash Card, the num ber o f pictur es you can store in the mem or y car d appea rs in brack et s on the cam e r a’s display panel as show n belo w . Fo r ins t ruc ti ons on us ing optional m em o ry cards , see page 80. You ca n use the LCD monit o r to fin d ou t how ma ny photo s you hav e alrea dy ta[...]

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    Note: Yo u can al s o di sp lay up t o nine consec utive "t h um b nail " images at a time using t he M ulti- photo Playb ack mode , or aut om at ic all y pl ay ba ck y our ph o to s i n seq uen ce u sin g t he Slide Sho w feat ure. See C hapte r 4 for in str uctio ns. Displaying photos on a television You ca n display the pictu res in yo[...]

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    4. C onn ect the other end o f the video cable to the video input port on the tel evision. 5. T u rn on the televisi on and swit ch it to vid eo mo de. 6. Sl ide the moni tor m od e swi tch t o Playbac k . The last pic ture yo u took appears on the televisio n instead of th e LCD m on itor screen. Note: If yo u us e th e op ti on al AC a da pter, y[...]

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    Chapter 3 Usin g Phot oPC 60 0 wit h Y our Com pu ter When yo ur ar e fini shed t aki ng pi ctures, you can c onn ect the camera to yo ur c omp uter and transf er the im ages. Then you can use them in your letters, pres entation s, or just abo ut anything yo u create on your c omputer. This chap t er tell s you how , inc lud ing: Connec t ing Ph ot[...]

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    The c ame ra’ s au t o shu t -off featur e rem ains in eff ect when the ca mera is c onnected to your computer, but it takes plac e after 5 m in utes of inact iv ity. To turn t he cam era ba ck on, you can c los e and reo pen the lens cover, or you can use any of the so ftw are camera co ntrols on your comp uter. Connecting to a PC Follo w thes e[...]

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    5. De p endin g on the typ e of cable yo u have, line u p either the arrow or the flat surfac e of the cable c onn ector with t he m ark on the cam e r a’ s seria l port. Then insert the connector. 6. Tu rn o n the cam era an d your compu ter syst em . c Cautio n: Kee p the en tire co mput er sys tem awa y fr om po ten t ial so ur ces o f elec tr[...]

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    3. C o nnect the l ong cabl e to the sh or t cable (Macintosh adap t er cabl e), then ti ghten the scr ews . Line up the serial con nector on the sho rt cab le with either the mo de m or the p rinter p ort on you r co m pu ter , an d insert the co nnec t or. 4. O pen the connec tor cover on the side of the camera. 5. D ep endin g on the type of cab[...]

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    6. Tu rn o n the cam era an d your compu ter syst em . c Cautio n: ❏ If yo u con n ecte d the c am era to a ser ial po r t that you us e for ano th er devic e a n d A ppl e T al k is turne d on, t urn o ff App leTalk . The c ompute r may not re cog niz e t he c ame ra if A pple T alk is tur ned o n. ❏ Ke ep the e ntir e comp u ter sy stem aw a [...]

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    For Macintosh users To open E PSO N Pho to!2 direct ly, sim p ly do ub le-click it s icon , lo ca ted in the E PSO N Pho to!2 folder . To a ccess EPSON Photo ! 2 fro m an applicat ion pro gram that su pp orts the TWAI N im age ac q ui sit io n st anda rd, cho os e Phot oP C 60 0 as the TW AIN data so urce fr om your app lic at ion ’s File m e nu [...]

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    Click the menu tab s along the to p of the EPSON Photo!2 wind ow t o op en the follow in g f our m enu s: Ca mera The C am era m enu display s sm all thu m bna il im ag es of all th e pho tos stor ed in t he camer a so you can easi ly select wh ich im ages yo u want to trans fer to the computer or erase f rom t he ca m e ra. If an o ptio nal Comp a[...]

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    Progre ss meter The prog ress m et er sho w s th e progress of len gthy opera tions , such as downl oading ima ges fr om t he cam era. Us ing th e Camer a Menu When yo u open EP SON Photo!2, the Cam era m enu appea rs and EPSO N Photo! 2 st arts d o w n lo adin g thu m bnai l images of the ph otos stored in you r cam er a. The ima ges are downlo ad[...]

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    Yo u ca n sel e c t in divi du al p h ot o s or gr ou ps of ph otos i n a num ber o f ways dep e ndi ng o n you r system , as desc rib ed in t his ta ble: Windows Macintosh Selecting a single th um bn a i l Cl ick Click Selecting multiple thumbnails CTRL + click COMMAND + click Selecting a c on tin uous rang e of thumbnails Click the firs t imag e [...]

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    TWAIN OLE Stan d Alone Bu t to n Nam e Save To Folder Save To Folder Export Photos Butto n Fu nc ti on Display s a dialog box t hat allo w s you to sa ve selected p hot os as EPSON Photo files in JPE G format. Displ ays a dialo g box tha t all ows you to sa v e select ed photos as EPSON Photo files in JP EG format. Dis p la y s a dia log bo x that [...]

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    Insertin g photos directly into documen ts Yo u ca n use tw o meth od s to add p ictu r es di r ectly to your docum ents: ❏ Photo tr ansfer button ❏ Drag a nd dr op (Wi ndows o n ly) Tra ns ferring pi ctures w i th the photo tr ansfer butt on You can use thi s method to tra nsfer pictures to Windows appl ica t i ons sup po rt ing O LE2 ( obj ec[...]

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    Transfer ring a pict ure with dr ag and drop (Window s onl y) You ca n use this metho d to transfer a p ict u re t o any Windo ws app lication supporting OLE2 ( o bject linking and em beddi ng) . 1. M ake sure EPS ON Ph oto!2 is open and t he pic ture you wan t to use is in t he im ag e select io n w indo w. 2. St ar t your wo rd pr ocessor or o th[...]

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    After you cho ose the com mand , you see a box where you can enter t he fi le nam e of you r pi ctur e or ch oose from a list of fi l e s. 8. En t er the file name o r use the list to loca te and selec t yo ur p i ctu r e . 9. C lick OK . The picture ap pea rs in your d oc ume nt. Erasing selected pictures from your camera You ca n use the Ca m era[...]

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    The only di fferenc es between the Folder men u and the Cam era m enu are that the Fold er m e nu do es no t have a photo sav e butt on, and d oes ha ve a Br ow se bu tto n and an Up lo ad Ph otos button. The Bro wse button allo ws y ou to select the folder co ntain ing the image files you wan t to displ ay in the image se lectio n w indow. The Up [...]

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    T WAIN O LE St and Alo ne Bu t to n Nam e Get Photos Get Photo Export Photos Bu t to n Functio n Tra nsfers selected p hot os to yo ur applic ation. Tra nsfers a sele cted photo to yo ur applic ation. Displ ays a dialo g box tha t all ows you to name a nd save photos in JPEG, BMP, or PC X fo rma t. On the Macintos h the PI CT form at is also suppor[...]

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    Transferring pictures to your documents After you select pi ctur es in the Fo l der m enu ’s im age select io n wi ndo w, yo u ca n insert them in your docu m ents. Y ou can use you r pi ct ur es in m any different typ es of app lic ation program s, such as wo rd p rocessors, presentatio n pr ogr ams, spr eadsh eet s, da tabase man agers , page l[...]

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    Us ing the C ontro ls Me nu When yo u click the Contro ls t ab, the Co ntrols menu appea rs. The Control s m enu al lows you to see a li v e previ ew on you r co mputer scre en, t ake photo s fr o m your comp uter, and chang e the c am era set ting s. When your camera is not c onnected to the computer, t his menu is not a ccessib le. Controlling th[...]

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    Selecting the image quality setting Use the ar row beside the Mode l ist to selec t the follow ing setting s: Standa rd (640 x 480 pi xels) Fine (1024 x 768 pixe ls) Super Fin e (1024 x 76 8 pix e ls ) Monoc hro me Fine (1024 x 768 pixe ls) Monoc hro me Sup er Fin e (102 4 x 768 pixels ) You can switch freely betw een these settings and mix picture[...]

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    Displaying a live preview on your s creen Posi t ion t he ca mera facin g t h e subj ect. Using a trip od will give y ou ma x imum fl ex ibili t y i n setting up yo ur shots. Cli ck the St art button i n the Live P revi ew box on the Cont ro ls m e nu to d isp lay yo ur image in t he Live Preview win dow. To stop the live preview , clic k the Sto p[...]

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    Us ing th e Setu p Menu Wh en yo u cl ick the Setu p tab, the Setu p m enu appears . The Setup men u allows y o u to c h a nge computer conn ectio n set tings an d to make other camera settin gs, suc h as t he da t e an d tim e . Making computer connection settings You ca n cha nge settings for comm u nication bet ween your comp uter an d ca mer a [...]

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    2. Ma ke sur e t h at th e ca ble is co nne cte d co rrec t ly, as de sc rib ed on pa ge 36. 3. Mak e sure the ca m era i s turn ed o n and the ba tter ie s ha ve eno ugh power . 4. Ma ke sur e t h e ser ia l p or t to w hic h y ou c on nec t ed t h e c ame ra is enab led a nd pr operly c onfig ure d on yo ur co mputer . 5. Cl i ck the Test Co nnec[...]

  • Page 57

    Setting the clock Photo PC 600 ca n reco rd th e dat e and time o f your pictu res au tom atic ally . When yo u trans f er the pictur es from the cam era to yo ur comp uter, you can see exactly when eac h sho t was taken. In ord e r to have th e time an d date recorded , you need to set th e ca mera’s c loc k by us ing the ca mera’s LC D monito[...]

  • Page 58

    Chapter 4 Using the LCD Monito r Menu s When the LCD moni tor is in P layback mode, you can acces s t he LCD m on itor menu s, where you can erase sele cted ph otos and m ake a vari ety of camera an d option setting s. This chapter expl ains how , i nc ludi ng: Workin g with LCD m on it or menu s Using the Setting s menu Using the Inform at io n m [...]

  • Page 59

    Follo w ing ar e the eig ht LCD mon itor menus: Settings See p a ge 6 0 Inform ation See p age 6 2 You c an chang e the foll owing setting s: cloc k al ert be ep LC D brightn ess mult i-fram e shoo ting ti me You c a n c hoose whethe r or no t to ha ve ph ot o i nfo r ma ti on d is play ed o n the L CD sc re e n b y sw it ch i ng between O N and OF[...]

  • Page 60

    Follo w thes e steps to ac cess the LCD moni t or me nu s: 1. Slid e the m oni t or m od e swi t ch t o Playbac k , t h e n press the SEL ECT button . M enu ic ons app ear at th e top of the LCD screen w ith the cur rently sel ected men u fr am ed in o rang e. The settings for th is m enu are disp lay ed on the screen. 2. P ress the and bu t tons t[...]

  • Page 61

    4. Press the b utton to increase the nu mber, or the button to decrease the number, u ntil th e item yo u w a nt to a dju st is co rr e c t. 5. Rep eat steps 3 and 4 until t he dat e and time ar e cor rectly adju st ed and sa ved . Press t he SEL ECT button or BACK b utto n to ret urn to the S etting s menu. Note: Yo u nee d to rese t the ti m e an[...]

  • Page 62

    Setting the multi-frame shooting time Follow these steps to set the total time the cam era t akes to shoot nine fr am es in m u lti-frame phot o f o rmat . 1. W ith t h e Settin gs m enu se lected, pr ess the SEL ECT but t on. Ic ons for each s ettin g app ear on the screen , with t he cl oc k ico n high lighted in ora nge. 2. Press the b utto n un[...]

  • Page 63

    U s i n g th e E r a s e P h o t o M e n u Th i s m enu a l l o w s y o u to er a se t h e c u r rently d i sp l ayed i m a ge. B e f o re ac c ess i ng the LCD m o nito r m e n us, m ake s u re the ph o to y o u w ant to er a se is di s pl a yed an d i s n o t l o c ke d . ( See pa g e 6 5 f o r i n stru c tio n s on l o c k ing a n d un l o c kin[...]

  • Page 64

    Select Photo 1. With the Pho to Control men u selec t ed, press the SELE C T button. The Pho t o Co ntrol featur es app ear on the screen, with the Erase op ti on h ig hlig ht ed in oran ge. 2. P ress the SEL EC T button to enter the Er ase mode, then press the or button to choose Selec t Phot o . 3. P ress the SEL EC T button, then press the or bu[...]

  • Page 65

    Locking photos The lock feature allo ws you keep yo ur photo s from being ac cident ally erased. You can loc k and u n lo ck sel ected ph otos fro m the Se l ect Pho to me n u , or loc k all the ph o tos in t he camera from the Lock A ll menu. To unlo ck all phot os, us e the Unl ock All menu . Follo w the steps belo w for eac h pr ocedur e: Select[...]

  • Page 66

    3. P ress the SEL EC T button. A m essag e app ears as king y ou to con fir m that you w ant to lo ck al l t h e pho tos in the camera. Pr ess the SELE CT button to lock th e pho tos and r eturn t o the Ph oto Control m enu ; Press the BA CK button to retur n t o th e Pho to Co nt rol menu without locking the photos. Unlock All 1. With the Pho to C[...]

  • Page 67

    3. P ress the SEL EC T button to enter th e Copy mode, then press the or button to select Cam era → Ca rd or Ca rd → Came ra as the co py de s t i natio n. 4. P ress the SEL EC T button, then press the or but ton to m ove fo rw ard or bac k through the im ages in the camera u ntil the ph ot o you w ant to cop y ap pear s on the screen. 5. P res[...]

  • Page 68

    Using the Slid e Show Menu This menu a llows you to automa tically pl ay back al l the photos in yo ur camera one -by - one . Select this m enu as desc ribed on pa ge 60, then pres s th e SEL E CT button. The LC D m oni tor begi ns playin g back the ph ot os in you r camera on e-at-a-time at regu lar inter v als. To m o v e fo rw ar d o r ba c k th[...]

  • Page 69

    1. If there are an y photos in the cam era’ s in t er nal memo ry, trans f er the ones you wa nt to your com p ut er o r to a Co mpactF las h Card, then erase all the pho t os f rom t he came ra. c Cautio n: If an y ima ges ar e left in t he c ame ra’s memory wh en you u pl o ad an opt iona l pro gram , the camera ma y not work p roper ly. 2. I[...]

  • Page 70

    Chapter 5 Using t he Uploader U tilities EPS ON Ph ot o PC 600 c omes wit h t wo up loa der uti l ity prog rams that all ow you to up loa d im ages a nd op t ion al prog rams from yo ur comp uter to your came ra . Thi s chap t er exp lain s how, includ ing: Upload i ng im ag es to the camera Upl o adi n g op tion al pr ogr ams Upl o ad i n g Im age[...]

  • Page 71

    To use EP SON P hoto File Upl oad er, you need to instal l it in yo ur comp ut e r alo ng w it h th e EPS ON Ph ot o!2 software. If you have not yet instal led these progr ams, do so now , foll ow ing the inst ruc t ion s on p age 17. Uploading images from your PC Follo w these steps to uplo ad images to you r ca m era fr om PCs ru nni ng Windo ws [...]

  • Page 72

    4. Sele ct th e im ages yo u w ant to upload in the Fil e Na m e list . Then cli ck the -> button. If you wa nt to upl oad all the im ages in the list at once, si mply c lick t he >> button. The selected fi les ap pear in the Selected Fi les Lis t in the order they will be uplo aded. I f you wa nt to change your select ion, click th e <[...]

  • Page 73

    Note: If yo u want to p review a sel ected image and co nfirm its siz e, cli c k th e Previ ew c he ckb ox . 6. C lick the St ar t butto n. EPSON P h o to! 2 opens with the Fold er menu displ ayed. The imag es you want to upl oad appear in th e imag e s electio n window . 7. C lick the Sel ect A l l butto n to selec t all th e images, or s elect in[...]

  • Page 74

    3. C lick the Ad d butto n. The Select Fil es dialog bo x app ears. D ouble- cl ick the folder co ntaini ng the images y ou wan t to u pload, t hen se lect each f ile yo u w ant to up l oa d a nd cl ic k th e Sel ect but ton. When yo u f i nish select in g image files, cl ick Do n e to clo se th e Select Fil es dialog box . The select ed imag es ap[...]

  • Page 75

    If you w ant to save co pies of the convert ed fi les on you r comp uter, cl ick the Sa ve fi l e t o check box bef ore upl oad ing the photos. C lic k Br owse , the n se le ct th e fol der w here yo u w ant to save the files . C lic k OK . The folder yo u selected is dis pla yed to the righ t of the Br owse bu t ton. Note: If yo u want to p review[...]

  • Page 76

    3. C lick the Scr een C aptu re menu tab. The Screen Capt ure men u ap pe a r s . 4. Fr om the Folder lis t, doubl e-click the folder w here you wan t to save the screen captur e. If you need to create a new folder for the im ages , clic k the New Fol de r but ton . Note: To sele ct a folde r loc ated o n a ne twork drive , you ma y n eed to map t [...]

  • Page 77

    If you w ant t o up load your sc reen ca pt ur es t o the cam era right aw ay, cli ck the Uplo ad To Cam era men u tab. The screen c aptu re f il es app ear in the File N am e list . Fol low the up lo adin g direction s f rom st ep 4 on page 72 to uplo ad the sc reen ca ptur es. For Macintosh users EPSO N Pho t o File Up loader for the Mac into sh [...]

  • Page 78

    Uploa ding Pro grams to the Ca mera The EP SO N Photo! 2 Pro gram Up lo ad er u t ilit y all ows you t o u plo ad u p to f i ve o ptio n al p rog rams from yo ur P C or M ac int os h to you r Ph otoP C 60 0. Note: ❏ When yo u in stall your EPSO N Ph oto!2 software, EPS ON Phot o! 2 Progr am Uploa de r is inst all ed automa ti cal ly . ❏ When u [...]

  • Page 79

    4. C lick the Bro wse butt on to sele ct the folder t hat con ta ins th e pr ogr am s yo u want to uploa d . 5. Sel ect the pro gram s you wan t to uplo ad from the App li c at io n s in F o ld e r l i st . 6. C lick the Up lo ad button. EPSO N Phot o!2 Pr ogram Up lo ad er beg ins uploadi ng the selected pro gram s . When the up loa ding process i[...]

  • Page 80

    Chapter 6 Cam era Op tio ns A variet y o f opt ion s are av ail able that expan d t h e flex ibil ity of your Pho toPC 600 . Opt io n al C ompactFl ash Cards allows y o u to increase the c a mera’s storage capa city. If you use t he op t ion al PCMC IA ad apter, yo u can access images stored o n C ompac t Flash Cards directly from yo ur comp ut e[...]

  • Page 81

    Note: EPSON rec ommends use of E PSON Comp actF lash C ard s only. Other memor y card s may be inco mpati ble wit h th e EP SO N P ho to P C 600. Als o, if your comp uter is equip ped with a Typ e II PCM CIA memo ry c ard sl ot, y ou can ac ces s images stored on memo ry cards direc t l y from you r co m pu t er by using the optio nal P CMCIA ad ap[...]

  • Page 82

    When a m e m or y car d is installed, ph o tos you tak e are stored in the ca rd’s mem or y rat her t han the cam era’ s inter nal m e m o ry. The num b er of pic tu res yo u c an st or e in the mem o ry card ap pear s in brackets o n th e came ra ’ s displ ay pa nel. When a m e m or y car d is installed, yo u m ay no tice a delay between the[...]

  • Page 83

    M ac i nt o s h u ser s m u st enab l e the P C E x c h ange e x tensi o n s o f t w are to a c ce s s f i l es on C o m p actF l ash C ard s . See y o ur M a c i n t o s h u s e r ’s m a n u a l f o r mo r e i n f o r m a t i o n . F o ll o w the s e s t e p s to u s e the o pti o nal a d apter: 1 . I nsert the m e m or y c ar d i nto t he o p t[...]

  • Page 84

    To avoid lo sin g any images or settin gs, m ake su re th e cam era is fini shed p roc essi ng and is turned off before you c onn ect or disco nnec t the AC adap ter . Then fol low these steps: 1. I f your AC adap t er has a sep arat e A C p ower cable, pus h the cabl e con nector firm ly into the AC inlet. 2. Op e n th e con ne cto r co ve r l oc [...]

  • Page 85

    For United Kingdom users - safety information w Warni ng: Thi s ap pl ian ce m u st be ea rthed . Re fe r to ra tin g p la te fo r vo lt ag e and ch ec k t h at th e app lia n ce vo lt ag e co rr es p on d s t o th e su p pl y vol t ag e. IMPORTANT: The wi res i n th e main s le ad fi tted to t his app lianc e are colo ured i n acc ordance with t h[...]

  • Page 86

    Chapter 7 Ma inte na nce an d Troub lesh oot ing Your Pho toPC 600 is ea sy to t ake ca re of , and any prob lem s yo u m ay ha ve ar e easy to so lv e. See the follo w ing sec tion for guid ance on cleanin g the camer a. For solu tions to c ommon ca mera probl ems, s ee the secti on beg inni ng on page 87. Carin g for t he Camera Your P hotoPC 600[...]

  • Page 87

    ❏ When the camer a is not used for long per iod of time, rem ove the batteries and store them at a low temp eratur e in a dry lo ca tion. This prevents ca m era d am age f rom ba t tery leaks o r corrosio n. Do n ot store the ca mera in the follo w ing lo cations : ❏ Where it wi ll be ex po sed to dir ect sunligh t , for exam p le, on a c ar d [...]

  • Page 88

    ❏ I n s t a l li n g an o p ti o n al Com p a c t F l a sh C a rd a ll o ws y o u t o t a ke mo r e p i ct u r es wi t h o u t d e le t i n g a n y im a g es c u r r en t l y i n t h e c a m e r a . Se e pa g e 80 f o r de t a il s. T h e f la s h d oe s n ot w o r k . M ake s u re t h e f la s h is set t o A uto m a t i c o r F or c ed Fl a sh. [...]

  • Page 89

    A n err or mess age appears when you ar e usin g EPSON Photo!2 with the camera connecte d to the computer. Make su re t he cabl e is co nnec t ed cor rectly , as descr ibed on pa ge 36. Make su re th e camera is turned on and the batteri es hav e enou gh po w er. Check the serial port settin gs on the Setu p menu of yo ur E PSO N Pho to!2 software.[...]

  • Page 90

    Pic t u re P rob le ms If you are no t satisf ied w it h the pic tu res yo u get fr om Photo PC 600, you m ay need to ad jus t som e of the c am era setting s. Or m ayb e you need to bru sh up on your photo grap hy t ech niques. Read th e sugg est ion s list ed below and gi v e them a t ry. Your pictures display poor image quality on the screen or [...]

  • Page 91

    You r pictur e is too l ight (ov erexpo sed). If you are u sing the forc ed fl ash sett ing , it may be too bright. Try setting the flash to Automatic. See p a g e 29. If you are f acing a bright ligh t sour ce, you may need t o shoot you r picture from a di fferent angl e. Use an im age- editing program to ad jus t the pictur e’s br ig ht ne s s[...]

  • Page 92

    Ch a pte r 8 Usi n g t he Dire c t Pr int Ki t The Di r ect Pr i nt K it is s o ft w are a n d a ca b le w h ic h a ll o w y o u to p rint i m a g es dire c tly f r o m y o ur P hot o P C 6 00 on a n E PS O N Styl u s Ph o to in k jet p ri n t e r . The s o f t w are i n cl u des the f o ll o w ing f eature s : ❏ C ol o r , m on o c h ro m e , bl[...]

  • Page 93

    C o n n e c ti n g Y o u r Ca me r a t o t h e P r in t er F o ll o w the s e s t e p s to c o nne c t the c a mera to the E P S O N Sty l us P hot o p ri n t e r . 1 . M ake s u re t h at b oth the ca m e r a and th e p r inte r are t u rned o f f. 2 . C o n n ect o ne en d o f the inter f a c e c ab l e t o the se r ial c o n nect o r o n the ba [...]

  • Page 94

    Pape r T y pes You ca n use any of the paper types lis t ed below . Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper Use this pap er for standa rd ph oto quality p rint in g. EP SO N P ho to Qu ality Ink Jet Pa per (A4) S041061 S041026 EP SO N P ho to Qu ality Ink Jet Ca rd (A6) S041054 EP SO N Pho t o Qu ality Ink Jet Pa per (Letter) S041062 Photo Quality Glossy Paper[...]

  • Page 95

    U s i n g the Dire c t P r int K it O n c e y o u h a v e u p l o ade d th e Di r e c t Pr i n t s o f t wa r e to y o u r c a m er a , f ol l o w t h e i nstr u cti o n s i n t hi s s ecti o n t o a c c e ss t he s o f t w a re a n d p r i n t o u t i m a g e s . Accessing the Direct Print program 1 . S l i de t h e m o n i t or m o d e s w i t ch[...]

  • Page 96

    ❏ Sti c ker T h e S t i cke r P ri n t m o de all o w s yo u t o pr i nt o n E PS O N Ph o to Sti c kers . Thi s m o d e p r int s 16 s m a ll c o p ies o f the image y o u se l ect o nt o e a ch P h o to S t i cke r s heet. See p age 99 f or i n stru c tio n s on p rinti n g with thi s mode. T o p ri n t , a c ces s the Di r ect Pr i nt p r o gr[...]

  • Page 97

    W hile the c a m era is se n din g d ata, the L C D sc r een g o es b lan k a nd star i c o n s m ove ac r os s the d i sp l ay p a nel on the t op of the c a me r a . W hen p r inti n g s t ar ts, t h e d is p lay p anel ret u rns to n o r m a l . N o t e: T o c a n cel p ri n t i n g , h old d o w n t h e cam e r a ’s B A C K b u t t on f o r a[...]

  • Page 98

    6 . C on n ect t h e c a m er a t o th e p rinter a s d esc r ibed o n pa g e 93, then tur n o n the pr i nt er and l o ad the si z e a nd ty p e o f p a p er yo u sele c t e d . I f a m ess a ge t e l lin g y ou h o w m any s h ee t s t o l oa d a p p ears at the botto m o f the A l bu m P rint o p tio n s sc r een , b e s ure to l o ad at lea s t[...]

  • Page 99

    4 . T o c ha n ge a set t i ng, pre s s t h e o r b utton to se l ect the o p ti o n y o u w a nt t o c ha n ge, the n p res s th e S E L E CT b u tt o n. The setti ng s f o r th a t o p tion a p p ear on t h e s cree n . 5 . P ress th e or b u t t o n t o sele c t a settin g , then p ress the S E L E CT b u tt o n . 6 . C on n ect t h e c a m er a[...]

  • Page 100

    T o s e e a n enla r ged vie w o f a se l ected i m a g e, p ress the p h o t o f o rmat bu tt o n t o th e left o f the L C D s c ree n . To r e t u rn to the th u m b nai l view, p re s s any b u t t o n o n the c a m era. 3 . A f t e r s electi n g an i m a g e, p ress the S E L E C T b u tt o n. The Pr i n t o p t i on a p p e a rs o n t h e s [...]

  • Page 101

    LCD Sc re en and Display P ane l Messag es When printin g with the Dir e ct Print Kit, a var iety of statu s m e ssag es may appear on the camer a’s LCD sc reen and disp lay panel . For det ail ed explanat ion s of thes e mess ages, see the follo wi ng tables . LCD s creen messag es Mess age Expl anatio n Check Printer Mo del. Pri n t: SELEC T Ca[...]

  • Page 102

    Prin ted Im age Dime nsi ons Standa rd Print mode Layout se tting Paper Si ze s etting Image Dimensions Fram ed Phot o A6 108 × 81 mm Top , Center, B ott om A6/Photo Pa per 72 × 54 mm Phot o Print Phot o Paper 157 × 10 6 mm Pa no ra ma A4/L ett er 252 × 93 mm A6/P hoto Pa pe r 108 × 40 mm Alb um Pr int mode A4/ Lett er : 108 × 81 mm A6: 72 ×[...]

  • Page 103

    Appe ndix A Specif ication s Camera Pro d uct ty pe Type D igi tal still AF camera wit h L CD mo n it o r CCD 1 /3 inch c olor area CCD (8 10 ,000 p i x el s) LCD m o ni to r 2- inc h co l o r L C D m o n ito r (1 10 ,000 p i x el s) Internal memory 4MB (record image dat a, program mem or y) Recor ded Imag e Data typ e JPEG (16 mi llio n colors , 2[...]

  • Page 104

    Shut te r Ele c tric ir is wit h mec hani ca l shut ter 1/4 secon d to 1/ 500 s econd (flas h off m ode ), 1/3 0 s e co nd to 1/ 50 0 s e con d (aut o flash and forced flash m odes) Exposure c o ntrol Program auto ex p ose White b alance TTL aut omati c whit e balan ce Viewfind er Rea l -image op t ic al Sel f t im e r 10 s eco nd s Flash Aut oma t[...]

  • Page 105

    Pow er Sourc es 4 AA batteries (sin gle-use a lkaline (L R6 ), si ng le -u s e li t hiu m (FR6 ) , rech argeab l e Ni-Cd , or rec hargea ble Ni -M H) Op t ion al A C Ad apt e r (B 86 70 3 ✻ ) Batt e ry li fe * LC D monito r off LCD Moni tor o n Appr oximat ely 400 pict ures View m ode Appr oximat ely 3 0 min ut es Playb ack mode Appr oximat ely 9[...]

  • Page 106

    Optional PCMCIA Adapter I n t er f a c e P CMCI A PC Car d A T A C a rd s l o t t y pe T y p e II P h ysi c al D i m e nsi o ns: Wi d th 5 4 .0 m m He i g h t 8 5 .6 m m Dep t h 5. 0 mm Optional AC Adapter M o d e l E U- 1 8 O u t p u t D C 7 V / 2 . 0A I n p u t A C 1 1 0/ 1 2 0 V, 5 0 /60 H z P h ysi c al D i m e nsi o ns: Wi d t h 5 0 mm H e i g[...]

  • Page 107

    Appe ndix B Contac t ing Cu st om e r Su ppor t If your cam e r a is not ope rating pr ope rl y and y ou cannot solve th e prob lem us in g the trou ble s h oot ing inform at ion in this g ui de, contac t customer su ppo rt services fo r assi stance. We wi ll be a ble t o help you mu ch mor e quickly if you giv e us the fol low ing inf or m ation :[...]

  • Page 108

    Custome r Supp ort Our C us tom er Supp ort t e am c an prov id e the foll owi ng servic es: ❏ Techn ical in f orma tio n on installi ng, co nf ig urin g, and opera tin g your EP SON prod ucts ❏ Arranging for faulty EPSON p roducts t o be repa i red withi n the wa rran ty period T he Cu sto mer Suppor t te am ca n be c ont acted by c allin g 01[...]

  • Page 109

    For United States Users If you purchased your camera in t he United States or Canada , EP SON provides c ustomer supp ort and servi ce throug h a netw or k of authoriz ed E PSO N C us t omer C are Centers. Di al (800 ) 922-8911 for the nearest l ocation o r t he follo win g se rvic es: ❏ Fax -on- D ema nd ac ces s to EPSON’ s tech nica l inform[...]

  • Page 110

    EPSON Forum on C o m p u Se r ve ® Members of CompuServe can t ype GO EPSON at the menu prompt to rea c h CompuServe’s Epso n America Foru m . As an owner of an EPSON product , you ar e eligible f o r a f ree introducto ry CompuServe membership, which entitles y ou to an introductory credit and your own us er ID and pas sword. T o take a d vanta[...]

  • Page 111

    The Helpdesk n umbers are: fi r st 12 m o nt hs ( 02) 99 03 904 0 af te r 12 mo n th s 1 90 2 26 3 1 92 fa x nu m ber (02) 99 03 918 9 We encou ra ge you to h ave all the relevant i nformation o n hand when you rin g. The more i nformation y ou prep are, the faster w e can he lp solv e the pro blem . This in form at ion incl u des the U ser’s Gu [...]

  • Page 112

    For Singapore Users Co ntac t th e tele pho ne and f ax n umber s b elow: Pho ne: (065) 33 7- 7911 Fax: (06 5) 334- 1185 B R Poppy Rev.B/TCAT A5 size Appe ndi x B 97/09/ 18 pass 3 Contacting C ustomer Sup port 112[...]

  • Page 113

    Glossary applic ation A software p rogram t hat helps you carry out a particu lar task , su ch a s w ord proce ss ing or f ina ncia l p lann ing . BMP A Windows file format for st oring image d ata. bps (bits per second) A measure of d a ta transmissi on sp eed. default A value o r setting tha t takes ef fect when the equ ipm ent is turn ed on, res[...]

  • Page 114

    Inde x A AC adap ter , 83-8 5 Adju stin g ca mera se ttin gs fl as h , 29, 53 image q ualit y, 28, 53 macro, 3 0 , 53 self t imer, 29, 53 special ph ot o formats, 30 Atta chi ng th e han d stra p, 17 Auto shut-o ff, 23 settin g, 57 B BAC K butt on, 20, 5 8 Ba tte ries hand li n g, 16 instal lin g, 15 chec king, 2 4 life, 105 Beep, 29 settin g, 61 B[...]

  • Page 115

    Computer connect io n set tings, 5 5 Connecting t he camera to a Mac i nt os h, 38 to a PC, 37 Con tro llin g the cam e ra from the c o m pu ter , 52 Controls m enu, 52 Cop ying phot os, 66 Customer Suppo rt, 107 D Date and t ime, setting from t he camera, 2 0 from t he computer, 57 Dire c t Pri n t Ki t, 92 - 10 2 albu m printout, 95, 97 cab le, 9[...]

  • Page 116

    G Get ting me m ory inf orma tio n, 66 Get ting ph ot o inform at ion from t he computer, 48 from th e LCD mo nitor, 62 H H e lp EP SO N P h oto !2 , 42 I Image qua l ity sett ings, 2 8, 53 Ima ge sele ction windo w, 43 , 4 8-49 Inf or m at i o n m enu , 62 Insertin g a pi cture by i m porting, 47 Instal l ing batt er ies , 1 5 CompactFla sh Cards,[...]

  • Page 117

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