User manual KONICA MINOLTA E-MINI

[. . . ] - Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. - Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. · Shielded cables must be used for this equipment to comply with the relevant FCC regulation. · The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without approval of the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. [. . . ] 2 Slide the battery cover on the side of the unit towards OPEN. 3 Insert two Size AA dry-cell batteries (sold separately) observing the correct polarity. 4 Close the battery cover, then slide the lock switch to the lock position. O PE N O PE N 3 Battery Exhaustion The LED indicator will change from green to yellow-orange when the batteries are almost exhausted. When this happens, replace the batteries promptly. Important ­ Please Read Before You Begin G Battery life Number of pictures about 100 Continuous Playback time about 30 min. Note: The above figures are based on tests carried out by Konica understandard conditions (one picture every 30 seconds, including erase operations). The actual battery life, however, depends on the type and manufacturer of the batteries used. G If the camera is left idle for about two minutes with the main switch set to REC or PLAY, it will turn off automatically. (To resume operation, set the main switch to OFF and then to REC or PLAY again. ) 4. Taking Pictures Note: The LCD monitor cannot be used as a viewfinder. Use the optical viewfinder when taking pictures. (Figure 1) 1 Set the main switch on the side of the camera to REC. (Figure 1) The LED indicator will light green after blinking red. PLAY OFF REC The status LCD will display the number of pictures that can be taken. (Figure 2) (Figure 2) 2 Arrange your picture in the viewfinder and press the shutter button. The camera will take a picture with a beep tone. You can continue taking pictures until the status LCD shows "0". Note: When there is no memory left for taking pictures, the camera will not shoot and no beep will be heard when the shutter button is pressed. Transfer any recorded images you wish to keep to the computer and then erase them to make space for more pictures. 4 5. Selecting Modes Use the select dial on the side of the camera to select the required shooting mode. SELECT 1 Set the main switch on the side of the camera to REC. The LED indicator will light green after blinking red. 2 Press the select dial. (Figure 3) "REC MENU" will be displayed on the LCD monitor. (Figure 4) (Figure 3) REC MENU PICTURE 640 480 240 English 3 Turn the select dial to select the required shooting mode in the REC menu. PICTURE 320 MOVIE 4 Press the select dial again. [. . . ] The selection will move to the next setting, which can then be adjusted in the same way. (Figure 16) 4 When EXIT is selected, press the select dial to end Date & Time Setup. SETUP LANGUAGE DATE & TIME CANCEL (Figure 15) DATE & TIME MONTH 10 DATE 6 YEAR 2002 TIME 12:45 EXIT (Figure 16) 8 7. Installing Software Note: Check that the operating environment of your computer meets the following requirements. [Operating environment] OS Memory Hard disk space Interface Display Others Windows 98/98SE/2000Professional/Me 32 MB or more 200 MB or more USB 32, 000 colors or more, 640 X 480 pixels or more CD-ROM drive Install MGI PhotoSuite 1 Turn on the computer and insert the CDROM disc. [. . . ]