User manual POLAROID PHOTOMAX PDC 2300Z REV 1

[. . . ] PDC 2300Z Digital Camera Creative Kit User's Guide Rev. 1, June 10, 2002 PDC 2300Z User Manual Addendum PDC 2300Z cameras whose serial number ends with the letter "D" contain additional features not documented in the User Manual packed with the camera. This addendum highlights the added features. Suppport for DPOF-based Photo Printing 1 2 Turn the camera on. Set the camera controldial to PLAY mode and display the desired photo on the color LCD, as described in the camera manual. [. . . ] The lowest-numbered photo in that folder displays in the LCD. 31 Protecting Your Photos Use this feature to protect, or "lock, " your photos to prevent them from being deleted. Once photos are protected, they cannot be deleted until you unprotect them or format the memory card. Protecting photos You can protect either the photo currently displayed in the LCD, or all of your photos at once. Rotate the Mode knob to the PLAY setting. If you want to protect only one photo, rotate the Zoom control left or right to display the appropriate photo in the LCD. For more information, see "Reviewing Your Photos" on page 25. 5 6 7 Rotate the Zoom control to highlight the Protect Files menu option. The PROTECT FILES menu displays in the LCD. Rotate the Zoom control to highlight your choice: · · · 4 Select Protect Current to protect the photo currently displayed in the LCD. Select Protect All to protect all photos stored on the memory card. Select Cancel to cancel out of this menu without making changes. Note: To unprotect, or "unlock, " your photos, select Unprotect Current or Unprotect All from this menu. 8 Press the OK button to save your changes and return to the PLAY menu. 32 Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 2300Z User's Guide Deleting Photos With this feature you can delete individual photos or all photos at once. Warning: Once you delete a photo, it cannot be retrieved--it is gone forever!Note: You cannot use ERASE mode to delete protected photos. To delete protected photos, you must unprotect them or format the memory card. For more information, see "Protecting Your Photos" on page 32 or "Formatting the memory card" on page 37. Deleting a photo 1 2 3 Turn on your camera. Rotate the Mode knob to the ERASE setting. The last photo taken appears in the LCD. Rotate the Zoom control to the left or right to cycle through the photos until the LCD displays the photo you want to delete. 5 6 Rotate the Zoom control to highlight the Erase Current menu option. The ERASE CURRENT menu appears, with a prompt asking if you want to erase the displayed photo. 7 To delete the photo, rotate the Zoom control to highlight YES then press the OK button. The LCD returns to ERASE mode and displays the next available photo. Note: To not delete the current photo, rotate the Zoom control to highlight NO then press the OK 4 button. 33 Deleting all photos 1 2 3 4 5 6 Turn on your camera. Rotate the Mode knob to the ERASE setting. [. . . ] Remove batteries from the camera if you are not going to use it for an extended period of time. Dead batteries are susceptible to leakage, and may cause significant damage to your camera. not covered under the terms of the One Year Limited Warranty. · · · · Caution: Camera damage caused by misuse of batteries is Contacting Polaroid Polaroid Corporation provides technical support for digital cameras at www. PolaroidDigital. com, and within the United States by calling 800-897-0356 from 8 A. M. Please note that phone-support and repair services are regional and may not be available for a particular product outside the country where it was purchased. [. . . ]