User manual SONY HDPS-M10 READ THIS FIRST

[. . . ] 2-639-394-12(1) HDD Photo Storage Read Me First EN OP HDPS-M10 © 2005 Sony Corporation Safety regulations WARNING Keep away from children. If any part of the unit is swallowed, promptly see a doctor. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture. To avoid electrical shock, do not open the cabinet. [. . . ] The 40 GB hard disk of the HDD Photo Storage can store the equivalent of about 620 units of 64 MB media. Copy! HDD Photo Storage For details, see "Copying data to the HDD Photo Storage"(page 9). Connect to a computer!Using the supplied USB cable, you can easily transfer data from an inserted media or from the hard disk of the HDD Photo Storage to a computer. It can function as a USB2. 0-compatible external hard disk, to provide data storage capacity to a computer. There is no need to install any special software or perform a setup procedure. Copy image files to your computer. View images on your computer. For details, see "Viewing data on the internal hard disk using a computer"(page 12). 6 Opening/closing the covers You can open/close the port and slot covers the same way. To open the covers Lightly push down the top part of the cover to open it, as illustrated. To close the covers Push the cover up from its fully open position, until the tab of the cover fits into the notch of the body. Then, lightly push up the cover until you feel it click into place. When it does, the cover is securely closed. Click Notes · Close the covers when the unit is not in use. · If the cover only opens as far as illustrated, you cannot close the cover. To solve this problem, press the center of the cover as illustrated until it is in its fully open position, and then try closing it again. 7 Powering the unit To the !(DC In) connector To the AC outlet Charging the battery When the AC power adapter is connected to the unit, the internal battery starts charging. A battery charge indicator appears on the display during charging. When the battery is fully charged, the LCD display shows "FULL CHARGE" before it turns off. The charging process takes about 4 hours at ambient temperature. Battery charging in progress Battery is fully charged Confirming full battery charge After the charging process is complete, turn on the unit while the AC power adaptor is still connected, and make sure that the icon appears. Battery icon Hints · The internal battery charges even when the unit is in use, as long as the AC power adapter is connected. However, the charge time is considerably longer than when the internal battery is charged as outlined above. · If the unit has not been charged for some time, the internal battery level may be depleted. When the unit is turned on, the low battery level may cause the battery icon at the top left corner of the LCD display not to appear. No battery icon To recover, fully charge the battery using the supplied AC power adapter. Do not remove the adapter while charging is in progress. 8 Copying data to the HDD Photo Storage 1 Turn on the unit. The "Welcome to SONY HDPS" appears on the unit display. Slide the HOLD switch in the direction opposite to that of the arrow. ! !(power) button Remaining internal hard disk capacity appears on the display when no media is inserted in the drives of the unit. Remaining internal hard disk capacity Locking the controls (HOLD) You can lock the controls to prevent accidental button presses while carrying the device. Slide the HOLD switch in the direction of the arrow to lock the controls. To unlock the controls Slide the HOLD switch in the direction opposite to that of the arrow. 9 2 Insert the "Memory Stick" or CompactFlash card into the unit. "READY" (ready to copy) appears on the unit display. The label should face up. Insert it in the v direction until you hear a click. The label should face up. [. . . ] For details, see "If an HDD Format Error (error code: F20) appears" (page 21). If the drive status does not change, press the !(POWER) button while holding down the COPY and CANCEL button. If RESET was performed during data copying, the data may not be valid. [. . . ]