User manual PENTAX KM

[. . . ] Copyright 1994-96 Microsoft Corporation, All rights reserved. copyrights all other programs included in this software. The names of products and companies in this manual are generally trademarks or registered trademarks of said companies. -4- License Agreement Area Use of this software is limited to the USA only. This product cannot be exported or used abroad. [. . . ] (Refer to your camera's operating manual for information on how to set the camera for file transfer. ) If you exit ISL_CAM, you will need to reset the camera to file transfer mode if you wish to reinitiate a file transfer. Do not turn off the camera during data transmission. If power to the camera is disconnected while transferring images from or to the camera, the memory inside the camera may be destroyed. Therefore, be sure to use the A/C adapter while performing any transfers. 4. Camera Selection/Setup In ISL_CAM You must set up your selected camera before file transfer. The following steps will guide you in setting up the camera: Windows After installation, you can find the ISL_CAM SELECT utility in the Start Menu (Start Menu: Programs: Pentax. ) You will also find a TWAIN image import driver available to your applications that support TWAIN. To open the ISL_CAM utility directly: · Click "ISL_CAM SELECT" on Windows 3. 1, or "ISL_CAM [32 bit] (SELECT)" on Windows 95/NT. To open ISL_CAM through another application using the TWAIN driver (you must refer to your software's documentation for how to acquire images through TWAIN import): · You will be prompted to select input source. Select "TWAIN 16 Data Source for ISL_CAM" (for Windows 3. 1), or "TWAIN 32 Data Source for ISL_CAM" (for -7- Windows 95/NT. ) Now, the Camera Selection screen is displayed. Highlight "PENTAX EI-C90" and click "Set-up (O). . . " to display the Configuration Screen. Select the Serial Port to which the camera is attached (usually COM1 - COM4. ) Select the Baud Rate for file transfer speed (usually 115. 2 Kbps unless your computer is not capable of transferring data at this rate. ) Then select the source of the images under the Memory heading. If you have images stored in both the camera's internal memory as well as on the PC Card, you will have to first transfer images from one source, then switch to the other source to transfer the remaining images. The "Delete" button will delete the selected images from the camera's memory. Note, this will erase the images completely from the camera's storage; be careful not to delete any necessary image. Function" button will allow you to switch the source location for the images. If you have images stored in both the camera's internal memory and in the PC Card's memory, this button will allow you to transfer your images from both locations. The "Quit" button (if using ISL_CAM directly) or "Cancel" button (if using ISL_CAM through a TWAIN compliant application) will allow you to exit the ISL_CAM utility. The "Jump" button will return you to the Specify Image No. screen (if checkmarked in the "Camera Selection" screen. ) Macintosh On the Mac, after setting up the camera, you can open the ISL_CAM Main Window by selecting "Open" from the Camera menu, or by clicking on the "Open" button in the Camera Selection screen. Note, ISL_CAM is incompatible with AppleTalk. Before attempting image file transfer, open the Chooser (in the Apple menu) and make sure AppleTalk is inactive. Note, if you had check marked "Specify Displaying Images" in the Camera Selection screen, a separate dialogue box will appear allowing -12- you to choose which starting image you would like to display in the ISL_CAM Main Window. If everything is setup properly and the camera is connected to the A/C adapter, the ISL_CAM Main Window should appear, and image thumbnails should begin to download. [. . . ] · The "Jump" button will return you to the "Specify Image No. " screen (if checkmarked in the "Camera Selection" screen. ) 6. Image Transfer: To Camera Images can be transferred from the computer to the camera using the ISL_CAM utility. When ISL_CAM is used directly (not through another application via the TWAIN driver or plugin), the "Copy To" button becomes active, enabling this feature. You can copy a clipboard image to the camera, or you can copy an image in the bitmap/BMP format (Windows) or PICT format (Macintosh) to the camera. [. . . ]