User manual POLAROID FUN! 620

[. . . ] 1, June 10, 2002 CONTENTS The Polaroid PhotoMAX FUN!9 Transferring Photos to Your Computer . 10 Connecting the camera to your computer . 10 Transferring photos to your computer . [. . . ] The installation program begins. Polaroid PhotoMAX FUN!620 Digital Camera User's Manual 9 4 5 Follow the instructions on your computer screen. In the final prompt, select Yes, I want to restart my computer now. Image Maker Software. Caution:You must restart your computer after installing the PhotoMAX Caution:Turn your computer off before connecting the camera to it using the Serial cable (as described in the next section). Transferring Photos to Your Computer To transfer photos from your camera to your computer: 1 2 Connect the FUN!620 Digital Camera to your computer (below). Transfer photos from camera to computer using the PhotoMAX Image Maker Software (page 12). Connecting the camera to your computer 1 2 Turn the camera off. Turn off the computer and any peripheral devices. 10 Questions?Contact Polaroid Corporation at www. PolaroidDigital. com Note: You do not need to turn off a Windows 98, Me, or 2000 computer to connect the camera to its USB port. Caution:Be sure to turn your computer off before connecting the camera to it using the Serial cable. 3 Locate the connector cable from your kit. The large head of this cable (on the left in this illustration) has a Serial plug at one end and a USB plug at the other. Note: If your computer is equipped with a USB port, it transfers photos much faster than a Serial port. 4 Connect the Serial plug (a) to the Serial port on your computer, or connect the USB plug (b) to the USB port on your Windows 98, Me, or 2000 computer. a c b Caution:If the connection between the USB head and the computer's USB port is not tight, the USB head may eventually pull out of the port. Check that the USB head is fully plugged in every time you transfer photos. Polaroid PhotoMAX FUN!620 Digital Camera User's Manual 11 Note: For help finding the Serial or USB port on your computer, read the instruction manual that came with your computer or contact the computer manufacturer. 5 Insert the other end of the cable (the round connector) straight into the camera (c) without twisting. The side of the connector with the arrow on it should face toward the front of the camera. If you feel resistance, do not force the connector; reposition it and try again. Turn the computer on, if you turned it off to connect the Serial cable. Note: The computer can remain on when you plug the Serial/USB 6 connector cable into the computer's USB port. Transferring photos to your computer 1 Open the PhotoMAX Image Maker Software by double-clicking the PhotoMAX software icon on your desktop. The Get Photo button is selected. Get Photo 12 Questions?Contact Polaroid Corporation at www. PolaroidDigital. com The Get Photo button lets you acquire photos from several sources: Selection: Album From File Used To: Open a photo that is in a PhotoMAX album Open a recently used photo or any photo stored on your computer other TWAIN-compatible device Camera/Scanner Transfer a photo from your camera, scanner, or Create New Screen Capture *Get From Web Create a new image file Grab an entire computer screen or active window This feature no longer supported. Polaroid PhotoMAX FUN!620 Digital Camera User's Manual 13 2 3 4 Click Camera/Scanner. Choose a location on your computer for storing your photos. There are two ways to choose a location: · The fastest way to save, display, and manipulate your photos is to select an album in the Select Album list. Acquire button Acquire Options button Select Album list Select Source list Camera/Scanner button Note:To create a new album, select [New] and use the album NewAlbum1 or type a different album name. Your photos appear in the active photo album and the photo files are stored in c:\My Documents\My Pictures. [. . . ] 620 Digital Camera User's Manual 19 · · · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Use the USB or RS232 Serial cable shipped with this unit, which must be used to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Warranties One Year Limited Warranty Polaroid PhotoMAX FUN!620 Digital Camera Polaroid will, at our option, repair or replace any unit found defective in manufacture within the warranty period. [. . . ]