User manual SONY DPF-P7

[. . . ] 3-062-862-11(1) Digital Picture Filing System Operating Instructions Before operating this unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. DPF-P7D DPF-P7 2000 Sony Corporation WARNING To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel only. WARNING This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. [. . . ] The confirmation dialog box appears. continued Recording Images onto a CD-R/RW (Making a "Folder") 45 Entering folder titles / changing the folder cover (continued) 6 To record, select "Yes" by pressing C/c, then press OK. The edited folder title is recorded onto the CD-R/RW. Deleting the words in "My Memory" When "My Memory" is full, delete unused words. 1 Select "DELETE" on the "Registered word" screen (page 42), then press OK. The "Delete from My Memory" screen appears. 2 Select the words you want to delete by pressing C/ X/x/c, then press OK. If you press OK again when a selected word is highlighted, the selection is cancelled. 3 Select "ENTER", then press OK. Saving words input to your PC into "My Memory" You can automatically register text files created on your PC to "My Memory". Making the text file Enter the characters you want to save into "My Memory" as a text file, and save it as "PPMYWORD. TXT". Please note the following: · The characters must be contained in a single line. · When you input more than 50 characters, the 51st and subsequent characters cannot be saved. 1 2 Place the text file "PPMYWORD. TXT" in the root directory of the "Memory Stick". Insert the "Memory Stick" into the proper insertion slot (check that no CD-R/RW or PC card is already in this system). 46 Recording Images onto a CD-R/RW (Making a "Folder") The confirmation dialog box appears. Select "Yes" by pressing C/c, then press OK. When the number of words reaches 30, the words in "My Memory" are deleted starting from the oldest one. Changing the folder cover Recording Images onto a CD-R/RW (Making a "Folder") 1 2 Insert a CD-R/RW (page 15). Select (CD-R/RW) by pressing C/X/x/c, then press OK. The folder list appears. Memories of Holland World Champion 4. 2000 Trash box Select: Enlarge the folder cover: OK 3 Select the folder you want by pressing C/X/x/c, then press "OK". The selected folder cover is displayed. Title Memories of Holland Open the folder Date Total No. 4. 1. 2000 22 Select: Open: OK continued Recording Images onto a CD-R/RW (Making a "Folder") 47 Entering folder titles / changing the folder cover (continued) 4 Select (Change folder cover) by pressing C/ X/x/c, then press OK. To select a different folder, press X/x. To select the folder that is already open, press c. You can also select an image in a "Memory Stick" or PC card. Select ("Memory Stick") or (PC card), then select the image in the corresponding media. Change folder cover Select a folder. 2000 Select: Enter the selected folder: OK 5 Select the image you want to use as a folder cover by pressing C/X/x/c, then press OK. The confirmation dialog box appears. 6 Select "Yes" to record by pressing C/c, then press OK. The new folder cover is recorded onto the CD-R/ RW. After recording is complete, the screen returns to step 3. Returning to the previous step Press RETURN. Each time you press the button, you will return to the previous step. 48 Recording Images onto a CD-R/RW (Making a "Folder") Rearranging images in the folder You can rearrange images in a folder. Note You cannot rearrange images on CD-R/RWs which were created on other equipment. 1 2 Insert a CD-R/RW (page 15). [. . . ] Format the PC card using a Sony digital still camera. c There is not enough space to record the image, or the maximum number of image files have already been stored. c The PC card is in the write protect status. Set it in the write enable status and then record the image. [. . . ]