User manual EPSON PHOTOPC PHOTOPC MAC

[. . . ] EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh Internal memory Optional expansion memory Poe cover viewfinder red timer 1MB flash memory 2MB (0. 5MB flash memory x 4 chips) 4MB (0. 5MB flash memory x 8 chips) Photographic L&IS f = 6 mm (equivalent to a 43 mm lens on a 35 mm camera) 2 ft (60 cm) to infinity Range Exposure Shutter Viewfinder Aperture Power switch Equivalent to I!30 130 Automatic electronic shutter, l/30 to 1 /lO, OOO second Optical f5. 6 Auto, forced flash, off 3fttolOft(lmto3m) Flash modes Flash range viewfinder \ control panel \ Physical Dimensions shutter bultpn Width Height Depth Weight 6. 5 in. (310 g) without batteries Power Sources 4 AA batteries (single-use alkaline, singleuse lithium, or rechargeable NiCad) Optional AC adapter (A882421) Consumption memory lmoduie cover I hand strap holder Approximately 100 milliwatt at power-on Approximately 4 W during image processing Maximum 12 W during flash discharge Specifications Technical Product type Image size Bit depth Serial interface CCD (charge coupled device) still frame camera 640 x 480 pixels (high resolution) 320 x 240 pixels (standard resolution) 16 million colors, 24bit S-pin DIN (camera); B-pin DIN (Macintosh) cable adapter for RS-232C interface in PhotoPC Mac version Batteries Replace all four PhotoPC batteries with any of the following: D Single-use AA alkaline batteries c3 Single-use AA lithium batteries (longest battery life) Cl Rechargeable AA N&Cad batteries. [. . . ] If you find that your batteries run out faster after you recharge them a number of times, make sure you discharge them completely before recharging. a Dispose of used batteries according to the battery cl If you use rechargeable N&Cad batteries, replace them Checking the Battery Icon Before you take pictures, check the battery icon on the control panel. The icon shows how much battery power you have left, in the following four stages: _ (r n Full battery power (or AC adapter in use) Battery power is decreasing Battery power is almost out resoiution timer flash &se Flash The built-in flash has these three settings, which are effective within a range of 3 to 10 feet: AUTO f Auto sets the flash to go off automatically whenever it's needed (factory setting) ;e Change batteries Forced flash sets the flash to go off for every picture. Flash off disables the flash even in inadequate lighting. The Control Panel The control panel keeps track of how many pictures have been taken and gives important information about the status of the battery and various settings. resolution, mode pictures remaining pictures taken I erase last picture Resolution The PhotoPC has the following two resolution settings: Hi High resolution images are captured at 640 x 480; the camera can hold at least 16 pictures at high resolution Standard resolution images are captured at 320 the camera can hold at least 32 pictures at this resolution x Hi 4 `flash mods S battery level 240; a timer , f Timer The timer sets a lo-second delay between the time the shutter button is pressed and the image is captured. Erase Press the erase button with a small pointed object to era= the last picture from the camera's memory. EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh-2 5/96 Digital Camera EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh Connecting the Camera to the Macintosh Follow these steps to connect the camera to the Macintosh to transfer pictures: 1, Press on the armws on the camera's port cover and slide down the cover. Maintenance Care for the camera as follows: a a a Use a clean, dry cloth to keep the camera free of dust. To clean the lens, blow off any loose dust; then breath on the lens and wipe off the moisture with a soft, lint-free cloth or lens cleaning tissue. To avoid scratching the lens, do not press too hard. Cover the lens (power switched off) when you are not using the camera. If necessary, clean the battery contacts with a dry cloth. a no arrow' a In storage, do not expose the camera to the following: Ci Direct sunlight, bright light sources, or heat sources (such as a closed car) D Excessive dust, dirt, humidity, strong vibrations, or magnetic fields. 2. Align the cable connector with the camera's serial port as shown. If you are using the Mac Connectivity Kit cable, use the white end. If you are using the cable that came with the PhotoPC Mac version, use the long cable with the DB9 connector. Attach the DB9 connector to the DEW connector on the Mac adapter and tighten the screws. Mac adapter Optional Accessories You can increase the camera's storage capacity by installing a 2MB or 4MB PhotoSpan memory module, as described in this table: DB9 connector Photo PC cable 3. [. . . ] You can experiment and choose the fastest speed that works with your system: cl 9600 a 29, 200 cl 38, 400 Cl 57, 600 Increasing port speed wdl make pictures transfer much more quickly to the Macintosh. Digital Camera 5/96 EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh-3 EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh Information Reference List Engineering Change Notices None. Related Documentation CPD3585 PhotoPC Macintosh User's Guide EPSON PhotoPC-Macintosh-4 5/96 Digital Camera [. . . ]