Panasonic SV-AS30 manuel d'utilisation
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Before use, please read these instr uctions completely . Oper ating Inst ructions SD Mu lti Ca mer a Model No. SV -AS30 VQT0N05 GCS VQT0N05Eng.book 1 ペー ジ 2004 年11月22日 月 曜日 午前10時1 2分[...]
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2 VQT0N05 Preparat ion Informa tion for Y our Safety ............. .. 4 Introdu ction ................ .......... ............. 6 Accesso ries ......... ................ ............. 8 Available Card ..................... ............. 9 Compon ents ........ ................ ........... 10 Inserting /Removing the B attery or the Card .. ..........[...]
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3 VQT0N05 Connecting to PC Operati ng Enviro nment of the S oftware ..................... ....... 66 Before Connect ing to a PC for the First T ime (Insta llation) ....... 69 Installing the USB Driver ............... .. 70 Installing S D Viewer . ................ ....... 70 Installing S D-Jukebox ......... .......... .. 72 Connecting to a PC ......[...]
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4 VQT0N05 Informa tion for Y our Saf ety W ARNING T O REDUCE THE RIS K OF FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARD AND ANNO YING INT ERFERENCE, USE ONL Y THE RECOMMENDED A CCESSORIES AND DO NO T EXPOSE THIS EQUIP MENT T O RAIN OR MOISTURE. DO NOT REMO VE THE COV ER (OR BA CK); THERE ARE NO USER SER VICEABLE P ARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QU AL IFIED SERVICE PERSON [...]
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5 VQT0N05 IMPORT ANT Please respect all copyrights. Whatever yo u have recorded and created can b e used for your perso nal entertainment onl y . Under copy right la ws, other materia ls ca nnot be used without obt aining permi ssion f rom the holders of the copyrights. ≥ Injury or material da mage res ultin g from an y kind of use that i s not i[...]
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6 VQT0N05 Dear Customer, We would lik e to take this oppor tunity to thank you f or purchasing this P anasonic SD Multi Camera. Please read th ese Operating Instructions carefully and keep them handy f or future reference. ≥ SD logo is a trademark. ≥ MPEG Layer-3 audio decoding technolog y licensed from F raunhofer IIS and Thomson multimedia. ?[...]
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7 VQT0N05 ≥ Music rec ognition technology and related data are provided b y Gr ac enote and the Gr ac enote CDDB music recognition serv ice. Gr ac enote is the i ndustry standard in music recognition technology and related content delivery . For m ore inf or mation visit www .gracenote.com . ≥ CD and music-related data from Gracenote, Inc., cop[...]
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8 VQT0N05 Access ories Check the accessor ies bef ore using this unit. SD Me mory Ca rd is no t i ncl uded . Battery Pac k Remote controller N2QCBD000045 AC adaptor VSK06 70 AC mains lead A K2CR2DA00004 Area s othe r tha n the P eople’ s Republi c of China B K2CA2CA 00020 The P eople’ s Repub lic of China Stereo earphones L0BAB0000173 USB cradl[...]
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9 VQT0N05 ∫ Optional Acc essory ≥ Batter y Pac k (CGA-S003E/1B) ≥ The card availab le for this unit is SD Memor y Card. (MultiMediaCard is no t avail abl e.) ≥ We recommend using P anasonic SD Memory Card. ∫ About SD Memory Card (optional) ≥ The SD Memor y Card is a small, lightweight and removabl e external card. T he SD Memor y C ard [...]
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10 VQT0N05 ∫ Body 1 Flash 2 Self-timer Lamp (P38) 3 Lens (P34) 4 Macro Switch [ ] (P34) 5 Strap Attachment 6 LCD Monitor (P93) 7 Shutter Button [ ¥ ] (P27) 8 Jog Ball (P1 8) • It i s used for s etting the menu, p laying files , zooming , adjusting the v olume, etc. • It blin k s (lights) in re d (Recording Mode) or green (Pla yback Mode) whe[...]
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11 VQT0N05 18 Card Slot (P13) 19 Connector for USB C radle (P14) 20 Batter y Slot (P13) 21 Batter y Lock (P12) 22 Card/Battery Doo r (P12) ∫ Remote Control ler (P27, 63) 1 Ster eo Earph one Socke t 2 V olume Button [ s VO L r ] 3 Playback/Stop Button [ 1 / ∫ ] Shutter Button [ ¥ ] 4 Fast -f orwar d Button [ 9 ] 5 Fast -re wind Butt on [ : ] 6 [...]
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12 VQT0N05 1 Open the Car d/Battery Door at the bottom of this unit. • Slide th e Door and the n open it. 2 Insert/remo ve the battery or the card. • Read the ne xt page carefully . 3 Close the Car d/Battery Door . • Close the Door and then loc k it while sliding. ≥ Nev er open the Card/Batter y Door during the access. (P16) Otherwise, the [...]
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13 VQT0N05 ∫ When inserting the card/ battery 1 Notch 2 Card Slot 3 Battery Slot •B e s u r e t o confir m the direction to insert the card/batter y . • Insert the c ard/b attery fully and firmly . (The card clicks if it is fully inser ted.) • Do not touc h the connecting terminal on th e rear of the card. ∫ When removin g the card/batter[...]
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14 VQT0N05 1 Connect the A C mains lead to the AC ada ptor and the A C mains soc ket. And then con nect the DC input lea d to the USB cradle. • The A C mains lead do es not f it entir ely into the A C ada ptor soc ket. A gap will re main as shown 1 . • Open the lid 2 all the w a y up . 2 Confirm the direc tion of this unit and the n attach it t[...]
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15 VQT0N05 ∫ Charging time a nd the nu mber of recordab le pictures/ time (per a ba ttery) 73 ≥ T emperature: 23 o C/Hum idity: 50% ≥ Using the supplied bat tery and optional SD Mem ory Card (256 MB / RP-SDH256) ≥ CIP A is an abbre viation of “Camera & Imaging Products Association”. ≥ The times (numbers) shown abov e may v ar y de[...]
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16 VQT0N05 ≥ The batter y is warm ed during and after charging. The SD Multi Camera is also warm ed during t he operation, howe ver , it is not a malfunction. ≥ When you do not use this unit, detach this unit from the USB cradle and disconnect the A C mains lead fr om the electrical outlet. 1 Slide the P ower Switc h to [ON]. • This unit is t[...]
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17 VQT0N05 ∫ Battery indicato r ≥ It is displayed on the LCD Monitor (P93) when this unit is t urned on. ≥ As the rem aining battery power is decreased, the indicator is changed as >> (blinking). When the indicator is shown as (blinking), the battery will be e xhausted in a fe w minutes. Charge the batter y . ≥ The indication of the r[...]
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18 VQT0N05 2 T ap the [MODE] button 1 , an d then r oll the Jog Ball 2 to select the mode. – The selected ic on is enlarged . • When the [MODE] bu tton is ta pped witho ut a card i n this un it, th e demonstr ation mode (P92) is activ ated. 3 Press the Jog Ball to set. • Ref er to P26 for the modes in th e recording mode and ref er to P43 fo [...]
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19 VQT0N05 2 Roll the Jo g Ball 2 to select the sub-menu, and then press the Jog Ball to set. – The sub -menu screen appears. 3 Roll the Jo b Ball to select the des ired item, and then press the Jog Ball to set. – The sett ing is chang ed and the menu scre en disappears. • If yo u have ot her items to select, repea t Step 3. ≥ T o stop the [...]
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20 VQT0N05 1 Press the [M ENU] bu tton and then s e t the de sired items with the Jog Ball. (P18) ∫ Setting o n the operation sound ∫ Setting o n the Jog Ball ≥ The response speed of the Jog B all is not changed when you select pictures and move between t humbnails or list display in the pla y back mode. Setup Men u Y ou can change the settin[...]
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21 VQT0N05 ∫ Setting on the USB connection ∫ Setting on the L CD M onitor ∫ Setting on the p ower ≥ When this unit is automatically turned of f and you want to turn it on again, slide the Po wer Switch to [OFF] and slide it to [ON]. ≥ [Auto po wer off] does not work when connecting in USB connection mode, recording/pla ying MPEG4 images, [...]
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22 VQT0N05 ∫ Sett ing on t he cl ock ∫ Formatti ng (initialisin g) the card ∫ Restoring the settings 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) Clock set Sets the date and time . Format If th e card is f ormatted, a ll the d ata (includ ing protected files) cannot be recover ed. Check t he data bef ore f ormatt[...]
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23 VQT0N05 2 Adjust the d ate and time with the Jo g Ball. • The highlight mov es between the items (Day , Month, Y ear , Hour Minute) ev er y time y ou press the Jog Ball. When y ou roll the Jog Ball up or down, t he v alue is changed. (Y ou can set the y ear from 2000 t o 2099.) • The time is displa yed in 24 ho ur system. 3 Press the [M ENU][...]
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24 VQT0N05 1 Press the [M EN U] b utton for 1 or more se conds and then set the item with the Jo g Ball. • Roll the Jog Bal l up/do wn/left/right to sele c t th e item and th en press the Jog Ball to set the it em. • Press the [ME NU] button to e xit the shortcut menu. Shortcut Menu 400 4 00 AU TO A UTO 0 10 1 0 OFF O F F AU TO A UTO 100 1 00 2[...]
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25 VQT0N05 ∫ How to hold th e SD Multi Came ra ≥ Put your ar m on the side of your body . ≥ Fix the SD Multi Camera with y our r ight hand and put your left hand on t he SD Multi Camera. ≥ The shutter speed can be automatically adjusted. The shutter speed becomes slow in dark places such as shaded areas or in a room. Therefore , be careful [...]
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26 VQT0N05 ∫ Selecti ng the desir ed reco rding mod e 1 Slide t he P ower Sw itch to [O N]. – The P ower La mp light s in r ed. Slide t he Recor d/Playb ack M ode Switch to the recor ding mode [ ]. 2 Press the [M ODE] b utton and then select the desired mod e with the Jog Ball. • Ref er to the tab le belo w to select th e mode. Recording This[...]
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27 VQT0N05 ∫ When selec ting [Picture] 1 T ap the Shutter b utton for recor ding. • Y ou can also use the Shutte r b utton on t he remote contro ller . • Recorded pict ures are play ed for a f ew seconds af ter y ou finish recording pictur es. ∫ When sele ctin g [M PEG4] or [Vo ice] 1 T ap the Shutter b utton for recor ding. –[ ¥ ] appea[...]
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28 VQT0N05 ≥ Do not cov er the microphone with your finger or other objects during recording. Be c areful not to touch the Jog Ball or an y other buttons . Noises may be recorded. ∫ When recordin g in [Picture] mode ≥ If you select [Adv anced setup] > [Reset file No .] on the menu setting, you c an reset the fil e number in recording to a [...]
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29 VQT0N05 Appr oximate Number of Recor dable Pictu res and T ime Picture (Unit: piece) 2016 a 1512 HDTV (1920 a 1080) 1600 a 1200 1280 a 960 640 a 480 8 MB 5 (11) 8 (17) 7 (17) 13 (27) 33 (68) 16 MB 13 (26) 20 (4 0) 19 (40) 31 (64) 77 (150) 32 MB 29 (58) 44 (8 7) 42 (87) 68 (130) 160 (330 ) 64 MB 61 (120) 92 (1 80) 89 (180) 140 (28 0) 34 0 (690) 1[...]
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30 VQT0N05 ≥ The time listed above tables are approxi mate. ≥ The numbers of recordable pictures descr ibed in the above [Picture] table are applicable when the picture quality is set to [Fine]. The numbers in brackets are applicable in the case of [Nor mal]. ≥ The remaining number of recordable pictures and time depends on the subjects being[...]
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31 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) ∫ Size and qua lity of the picture re corded in [Pictu re] ∫ Size and qua lity of the image r ecorded i n [MPEG4] Changing th e Picture Size and Quali ty Qual ity l 2016 a 1512 l Fine Gives pr iori ty to pictur e quality . (High pict ure quality) HDTV 1600 a 1[...]
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32 VQT0N05 ≥ When [HDTV] (picture size: 1920 a 1080) is selected, the picture s are recorded wit h the aspect ratio equal to t he High-Definition TV (16:9). ≥ The larger the pict ure size (values such as [640 a 480]) is, t he larger the file s ize will become. ≥ If you select a larger picture size i n t he [Picture] mode, the printed picture [...]
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33 VQT0N05 1 Press the Jog Ball. – The zoom magnifi cation appears. 2 Roll t he Jog Ball up or do wn to set the zoom ma gnification. • Y ou can enlarg e the pic ture up to 4 k . • The magnific ation is restore d to 1 k by pres sing the Jog Ball . ≥ The more the picture is enlarged, the more the picture quality is deteriorated. ≥ Y ou cann[...]
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34 VQT0N05 1 Slide the M a cr o Switch to the left. ≥ We recommend recording t he same picture several time and choosing a well-f ocused pict ure. ≥ If you do not record pictures with macro function, slide the Macro Switch back to the right. 1 Rotate the L ens. • Be caref ul not to touch t he Lens. Focusing on Close Subjects (M acr o) Y ou ca[...]
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35 VQT0N05 2 Press the [REV] b utton. – The picture on th e screen is v er tically re versed as if the pict ure is reflect ed in a mirror. 3 Press the Shutte r b utton to take a picture. • Press th e shutte r butt on again to stop recording in MPEG4 mode. ≥ The focus range is about 60 cm or more awa y from the front surf ace of the lens. ≥ [...]
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36 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) Setting the Fl ash The av ailable flash range is about 80 cm–120 cm. T ur n the Lens t o the front before the setting. If it is n ot turned to the front, the flash is not activated. Flash l Aut o The flash is aut o matically activate d accord ing to the recordin[...]
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37 VQT0N05 ∫ The flash is not activated ≥ The flash cann ot be activated in the foll owing cases. – When you rot ate the Len s ( [] appears on the LCD Monit or.) – When you s et the flash t o [Auto ] or [Reduce d red eye] in brig ht places – When rec ording in [MPE G4] mode ≥ When you record pictures without using the f lash, set the IS[...]
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38 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) 2 Press the Sh utter button to take a pic ture . • If you pre ss the [MEN U] button whi le the self- timer is act iva ted (while the Self-timer La mp 1 is bli nking), the self-ti mer is cance lled. ≥ Set the self-timer e very time you record pictures. ≥ It i[...]
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39 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) ∫ Setting in the s et mode After setting to [Manual] on Step 1, 2 Aim this uni t at a sheet of w hite paper or similar obje c t so tha t it complete ly fills the frame to white on the LCD Monitor and p ress the Jog Ball. – The white balanc e is set. • Do not[...]
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40 VQT0N05 ≥ The white balance may not be set depending on the condition of t he scene or the light source (e.g. in dar k places, etc.). ≥ It is eff ective to set the white balance in [Manual] in t he fol lowing scenes. – When recordi ng under reddish lighting (halo gen light bulb, sodium vapor la mp, etc.) – When rec ording under multiple [...]
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41 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) ∫ Manual adj ustment After setting to [EV manual] in Step 1, 2 Roll the Jog Ba ll left or right to compensate the exposur e. • Y ou can compens ate it from j 2 EV t o i 2 EV in steps of 1/3 EV . • When the exposu re is co mpensated to war d positive , the pi[...]
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42 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) ≥ When you tak e a picture in high ISO sensitivity , picture noise appears and the picture quality is deteriorated. ≥ When the picture is still di m ev en if the ISO sensitivity is increased, set [Sensitivity] to [ Auto] and use the flash. (The av ailable flas[...]
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43 VQT0N05 ∫ Selecting the desired playback mode 1 Slide the P ower Switc h to [ON]. – The Power Lamp lig hts in red. Sli de the R ecord/ Playback Mo de Switch to the pla yback mode [ ]. 2 Press the [MODE] b utton and then select the d esired mode wi th the Jog Ball. • Refe r to the tab le belo w to select the mode. Pl ayb a ck MODE Picture E[...]
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44 VQT0N05 3 Roll the Jog Ball right or left to se lect the file y ou want to pla y . • Roll t he Jog Ball to the right to displa y the ne xt file. • Roll the Jog Ball to the left t o displa y the pre vious file. ∫ When sele cting [MPEG4 ] or [Voice] After you select the fi le in Step 3, 4 Press th e Jog Ball to star t pla ybac k. –[ 1 ] ap[...]
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45 VQT0N05 ≥ When playing a still picture, the [ ] icon appear s for a moment and the resolution of the picture ma y look deteriorated a li t tle . Howe ver , the picture is pla yed with nor mal quality later . ≥ When star ting the resume pla yback, the file earlier a bit from the position where you stopped is play ed. ≥ Some f iles may not b[...]
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46 VQT0N05 1 T a p the [ MEN U] butto n d uring playb ack. 2 Roll the Jog Ball right or left to ad just the v olume. • If the v olume adjustment scree n is not operat ed for a while after adju stment, it will automat ically disappear . ≥ When you w ant to l isten to the audio being pla yed, connect the remote controller an d the stereo ear phon[...]
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47 VQT0N05 1 Set the mo de to [MPEG4] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) Pla ying Motion Ima ges Repea tedl y (Repea t Playba ck) Repeat l OFF Stop s pla y bac k after t he last file is pla yed . Repeat one Repeats pl aying[...]
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48 VQT0N05 2 Select the files to be del eted and then press the Jog Ball. (Onl y when [Erase one] is selected) 3 Select [Y es] on the confirm a tion scre en and then press the Jo g Ball . • Press the [M ENU] butt on to exit this sett ing. ≥ Y ou cannot delete pr otected files (P49), music files an d files that do not conform t o DCF standard on[...]
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49 VQT0N05 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) 2 Select the fil es to be pro tected and then pres s the Jo g Ball. – [ ] appears on the bott om of the LCD Monitor. • Y ou can select th e desired files until you press the [MEN U] bu t ton. ∫ When you rele ase protection Select protected files in Step 2 an[...]
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50 VQT0N05 1 Select a pic ture in [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Roll the Jog Ball upwar ds. – The targ et frame appea rs on the L CD Monitor. 3 Roll the Jog Ball up or do wn to sel ect the zoom magnification and then press the Jog Ba ll. • The mo re y ou roll the Jog B all upw ards, t he more the z oom ma gnificat ion is increased (up to 10 k ). 4 Ro[...]
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51 VQT0N05 ≥ Y ou can can cel the zoom by opening the menu screen. ≥ The more the picture is enlarged, the more the picture quality is deteriorated. ≥ The zoom may not be don e on a picture recor ded with other equipment. 1 Set the mo de to [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) 3 Sele[...]
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52 VQT0N05 ∫ When you c a ncel re gistration on a ll files Select [Unselect all] in Step 2, select [Y es] on the confirm ation screen and then press the Jog Ball. All pi ctures registered are cancelled. ≥ Up to 999 pic tures can be registered as a “Fa vourite”. 1 Set the mode to [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set [...]
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53 VQT0N05 4 Press the [ME NU] bu tton. • If no audio file is recorde d in the card, a slide show without audio i s created. 5 (When ther e are audio fi les in the car d) Select [Y es] or [No] on the confirmation s creen and then press the Jog Ball. • If yo u select [No], a slide s ho w without audio is created . 6 (When y ou select [Y es] in S[...]
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54 VQT0N05 1 Set the mode to [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) – A slide show start s. • Press the Jo g Ball to sto p the pla yback half way . ≥ Y ou can set the pictures which will be play ed as a slide show in SD Viewer. On this un it, pictures cannot be p la yed in the inter va[...]
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55 VQT0N05 ≥ When you want to listen to the audio being play ed, c onnect the remote controller and the stereo ear phones (supplied). (Y ou cannot listen to the audio on t his unit.) 1 Set the mo de to [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) • Be sure to set the ite m abo ve bef ore conne[...]
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56 VQT0N05 4 Select a p icture and then pr ess the Jog Ball. 5 Chec k the setting, se lect [Print s tar t] and then p r ess the Jog Ball. – When prin ting is finish ed, the messag e [PRINTING COMPLE TED] appear s . • T o cancel printing, p ress the [MENU] but ton. ∫ To change the print setting When you select [Change settings] in Step 5, you [...]
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57 VQT0N05 ≥ Do not us e any other USB cables except the supplied on e. ≥ While printing or cancelling the print, do not disconnect the USB cable or remov e this unit from the USB cradle. ≥ Pictures recorde d on other de vices or altered on a PC may not be printed. ≥ If you unplug the AC adaptor while connecting with the printer , operation[...]
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58 VQT0N05 ≥ Error messages also appear in the f ollowing cases. Chec k the message before connecting. 1 Set the mode to [Picture] mode. (P43) 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P18 ) Mess age s displaye d Conditions USE BO T H AC AD APTOR AND BA T T ERY When the batt ery is not inser ted When the A C adaptor is [...]
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59 VQT0N05 3 Roll the Jog Ba ll left or right to select the desired file. (Only when [Single print] is selected) 4 Roll the Jog Ba ll up or down to s elect the numb er of prints and then press the Jog Ball. • The numbe r of prints can be set from 1 to 99. • If y ou want to set DPOF settin g on other pictures when [Single print] is se lected, re[...]
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60 VQT0N05 ∫ When you p rint the date in DPOF printi ng Select [Pr int date] > [ON] in Step 2, select [Y es] on the confir mation screen and then press the Jog Ball . • Date printing i s set to all the pict ures that DPOF setting is set. (Y o u cannot set date p r inting f or each p icture .) • Y ou cannot print the date on th e pictures i[...]
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61 VQT0N05 Files recorded onto a card with SD-Jukebo x can be played on this unit. (Y ou may not be able to play music depending on the fi le . ) ≥ Audio file f or mats play able on t his unit •M P E G 2 - A A C •W M A • M P 3 Playi ng M usi c 1 Install SD-Jukebo x from the supplied CD-RO M to th e PC. For details of the method to record mu[...]
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62 VQT0N05 1 Insert a car d which inc ludes audio files . 2 Connect the rem ote controll er and the ste r eo earphone s. • Y ou cannot listen to th e audio on th is unit. 3 Slide t he P ower Sw itch to [O N]. – The P ower La mp light s in r ed. Slide t he Recor d/Playb ack M ode Swit ch to t he playb ack mode [ ]. 4 Press the [M ODE] b utton an[...]
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63 VQT0N05 6 Roll the Jog Ba ll up or down to s elect the desired mu sic file . 7 Play music . • If y ou do not oper ate this unit f or about 10 seconds af ter you start pla yback, t he LCD Monitor is t urned off t o sa ve the po wer . (The Card Access Lamp b links during pla yback.) If you want to turn the LCD Monitor on again, pres s the [ MENU[...]
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64 VQT0N05 • The sound qualit y cannot be switche d when the men u screen or the 6 pictures multi pla y back screen is display e d. ∫ To prev ent operat ion mistakes on this unit Press the [MO DE] button on this unit for about 2 or mor e seconds. • The opera tions with t he buttons on the body are disab led (e x cept t he P ower Switch and Re[...]
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65 VQT0N05 1 Press the [ME NU] bu tton and then select [Pla ylist] with the Jog Ball. – When you select the item listed o n the top, all of the recorde d files are played. 1 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) Selecting Pla ylists Y ou can select and play the playlist set in SD-Jukebo x. MODE MENU Playlist EXI[...]
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66 VQT0N05 ≥ SD Viewer and SD-J ukebo x are not compatible with Macintosh. ∫ Operating envi ronment for USB connection ∫ Operating environment of the software Operating En vironme nt of the Software Windows Macintosh 98SE Me 2000 XP Mac OS 9 Mac OS X Is the installation of the USB driver needed? OS st andard driver is a vailab le. Are SD View[...]
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67 VQT0N05 SD Viewer Ver . 3.2E for D-snap (SD View er) SD-Jukeb ox V er . 4.1 Light Editi on (SD-Jukeb o x) RAM 98SE Me 64 MB (recommend ed: 128 MB) or more 128 MB o r more 2000 XP 128 MB ( recommended: 256 MB) or more 256 MB o r more Free hard disc space 400 MB o r more 100 MB o r more Display High Colour (16 bit) or more (T rue Colour (24 bit) o[...]
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68 VQT0N05 ≥ Macintosh, Po wer M acintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Computer , I nc. of the U.S . ≥ IBM and PC/A T are reg istered trademarks of International B usiness Machines Cor poration of the U .S. ≥ Intel, P entium and Celeron are trademarks or registered tr ademarks of Intel Corporation in the Unit ed States and/or other coun[...]
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69 VQT0N05 ≥ Depending on your computer sy stem, you ma y experience problems such as being unable to record or use recorded music data. Please note that Matsushita is in no wa y liable f or any music data you lose, or for any other direct or indirect damages. ≥ When you use the CDDB fun ction, the environment f or the Inter net access is neede[...]
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70 VQT0N05 1 Clic k [USB Driver]. 2 Click [Finis h]. • T o enable the dri ver , rest ar t t he PC . 1 Click [SD Vie wer 3.2E]. 2 Click [Ne xt]. Installing th e USB Driver When your OS is Windows 2000 or XP , t he installation of the USB driver is not required because the OS standard driver is used. Installing SD Vi ewer Connecting to PC (continu [...]
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71 VQT0N05 3 Clic k [I agree]. 4 Foll ow the messag e on the sc reen to co ntinu e the installati on. 5 Click [ Fin ish] . • SD Viewer c an be used after resta r ting the PC . ≥ When the message that informs the absence of Windows Media Play er 6.4 or later appears, update Windows Media Player after the installation is completed. ≥ If Interne[...]
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72 VQT0N05 1 Clic k [SD-Ju kebox 4.1]. 2 Click [Ne xt]. 3 Clic k [Y es]. 4 Enter [Serial No.] (o n the back side of the pac kage of the CD-R OM) and [Name], and then c lick [Next]. 5 Follow the message on the screen to contin ue the installation. Installing SD-J ukebo x Connecting to PC (continu e d) VQT0N05Eng.book 72 ペー ジ 2004 年?[...]
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73 VQT0N05 6 Click [ Fin ish] . • SD-J ukeb ox can b e used afte r resta r ting the PC . ≥ T ur n the PC on bef orehan d. 1 T urn this unit on and s et to the p layback mo de. • Be sure to insert the charged battery and the ca rd into this unit. 2 Press the [MENU] b utton and then set the item with the Jog Ball. (P 18) • Be sure to s et the[...]
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74 VQT0N05 3 Insert this unit firm ly to the USB cr adle all th e way . • Be sure to use th e AC adapto r 1 and the A C mains lead to conne ct the USB cr adle to the pow er plug. 4 Connect the USB cradle and the PC with the su pplied USB cable 2 . – [ACCESS ING PC] indi cati on appears. • If th e [ACCESSI NG PICT BRIDG E/ PTP] indica tion is [...]
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75 VQT0N05 ∫ In the case of Windows 1 Chec k that [Remo vable Disk] is a dded to [M y Computer]. • Th e dr ive nam e (E : etc.) varie s depen ding on the PC use d. ∫ In the case of Macintosh 1 Chec k that the icon of [untitled] or [N O_NAME] disc is di splayed on th e desktop. ≥ If the icon of [untitled] disc does not appear when your OS is[...]
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76 VQT0N05 1 Double-c lick the [ ] icon on the task tray . 2 Select [USB Mass Sto rag e Dev ice] and then c lick [Stop]. 3 Chec k that [MA TSHIT A SD Multi Camera USB Dev ice] is selecte d and then clic k [OK]. 4 Clic k [Close ] to clo se the dialogue. • Y ou can discon nect t he USB c abl e saf ely . ≥ Depending on the OS (Windo ws 98SE or Me,[...]
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77 VQT0N05 ≥ Files recorde d with this unit are saved in the follo wing folders. ≥ Do not delete the folders in the card on the PC. Y ou may not be able to read the card with this unit. ≥ When you want to f ormat the card, f orm at it with t his unit or SD-Jukebo x. ≥ If you recorded data not compatible wi t h this unit on the PC , this uni[...]
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78 VQT0N05 1 Connect this u nit to the PC. (P73) 2 Open [My Computer] and double-c lick the f older i n the [Remov able Disk] whic h inclu des files. • When y our OS is Macintos h, doubl e-cli ck the folder in t he [untitl ed] or [NO_NAME] icon. 3 Drag and dr op files to the destination folder (the ha rd disc of the PC). • Do not cop y [V oice][...]
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79 VQT0N05 • Y ou can also bro wse [Pict ure] files an d [MPEG4] files wit h SD Viewer (supplie d). ≥ When you use Windows PC to play [MPEG4] files (A SF format) recorded with the [Quality] set to [XF] on a PC, y ou need to install [MPEG4 Decoder Plug-in] from the Setup menu. If y ou cannot listen to the audio when you play [MPEG4] files, insta[...]
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80 VQT0N05 ∫ Starting SD Viewer 1 Select [Start] > [All Pr ograms] > [P anasonic] > [SD Viewer f or D-snap] > [SD Viewer f or D-snap]. • The indica tions on th e s creen ma y vary depend ing on OS and settings in your P C. Accordi ngly , the operati on may be diff erent from the one described abo ve. ∫ Capturing files with SD View[...]
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81 VQT0N05 ∫ Reading th e operatin g instructions of SD Vie wer 1 Select [Help ] > [M anua l]. • Adobe Ac robat Reader is requi red. (P83) ∫ Closing SD Vi ewer 1 Select [Fil e] > [Exit]. • Y ou can also c lose SD View er by clicking [ k ] on th e upper right corner of the s creen. ≥ Using SD Vie wer • F or detai ls of the ope rati[...]
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82 VQT0N05 ∫ Starting SD-Juke box 1 Select [Start] > [All Pr ograms] > [P anasonic] > [SD-J ukebo xV4] > [SD-J ukebo xV4]. • The indica tions on th e s creen ma y vary depend ing on OS and settings in your P C. Accordi ngly , the operati on may be diff erent from the one described abo ve. • When SD -Juk ebox is sta r ted f or the [...]
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83 VQT0N05 ∫ Closing SD-Juke box 1 Clic k [ t ] on the u pper right corn er of the s creen of SD-Ju kebox. ≥ Using SD-Jukebo x • F or detai ls of the ope rati on procedure s, refer t o the operating ins t ructions of SD-Juk ebox (PDF fil e). ≥ Do not disc onnect the USB cable while SD-Jukebo x is used. ≥ If Adobe A crobat Reader is not in[...]
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84 VQT0N05 1 Select [Start] > [Contr ol P anel] and t hen clic k [Add or Remo ve Programs]. 2 Select the s oftware you want to delete and the n click [Change/Remo ve]. ≥ Depending on the OS , the uninstallation procedure ma y vary . F or details, ref er to operating instruct ions of the OS us ed. Uninstall ing the So ftware If you do not need [...]
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85 VQT0N05 Keep this unit away from magnetised equipment (such as a micro wave oven, TV , video game equipment, etc. ). ≥ If you use this unit on or near a TV , images and sounds may be disturbed due to electromagnetic wa ve radiation. ≥ Do not us e near cell phone because doing so may cause noise to adversely affect the picture and sound. ≥ [...]
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86 VQT0N05 When carr ying this unit , take care not to drop or hit i t. Do not carr y th is u nit in a p ocket. ≥ The SD Multi Camera body may be destroy ed by a strong shock, and it may cause a malfunction of this unit. Store this unit in the carr ying case (supplied). Do not us e benz ine, thinner or alcohol for cleaning this unit. ≥ Remov e [...]
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87 VQT0N05 Lithium ion batt ery is co mpact and high-capaci ty battery . However , when the battery i s cooled under low temp erature (10 x C or less) such as outside in winter , the availabl e t ime of the battery becomes shorter and th is unit ma y not work. In this case, warm the batt er y and in ser t it into th is unit just be fore y ou use th[...]
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88 VQT0N05 Cautions to store the batte ry ≥ Store the battery in a cool and dr y place with a relativ ely stable temperature. (Recommendable temperature: 15 o C–25 o C Recommendable humidity: 40%–60%) ≥ Extremely high or low temperature will shor ten the lif e of the battery . ≥ If the battery is kept i n hot, humid, smoky or dust y place[...]
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89 VQT0N05 When the charge lamp b links appro x . e very 0.5 second (lighting appro x. 0.25 second, tu rning off ap pro x. 0.25 second): ≥ The room or the battery temperatur e is e xtremely high or low . Wait until the room or the battery temperature becomes adequate and then recharge the battery . If you still cannot charge the battery , there m[...]
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90 VQT0N05 When conde nsation has taken place ≥ T ur n this unit off and leav e this unit in this condition for about 1 hour . When this unit becomes close to the ambient temperature , the condensation disappears naturally . ≥ When you mov e this unit from a cold place to a hot place, put the camera into plastic bag and t hen take it out after [...]
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91 VQT0N05 When the Card Acces s Lamp is blinking (o r when the m essage [A C CESSING CARD] appear s), do not open the Car d/Batter y Door to remove the card, turn this un it off, or subject it to vibration or impact. Do not leave the card in places where there is high temp erature or direct sunlight, or where electro magnetic waves or static elect[...]
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92 VQT0N05 ≥ Format a card on this unit. If you for mat the card using a PC , use SD-Jukebo x. Par ticularly f or the card containing audio files, chec k in the card using SD-Jukebo x with which the audio files were recorded, then f ormat it. (For details, read t he operating instructions of SD-Jukebo x. ) ≥ Do not use a PC (Explorer) to format[...]
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93 VQT0N05 ∫ Screen Display in Recording 1 Recording mode (P26) 2 Flash mode ( P36) 3 Night mode (P 40) 4 White balance (P39) 5 Picture q uality (P31) 6 Picture size (P31) 7 Bat tery r emai ning (P1 7) 8 Remaining pictures/time 9 Recor ding/Stop displa y 10 Digital zoom ( P 33) 11 Exposure comp ensation (P41) 12 Counter display 13 ISO sensitivity[...]
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94 VQT0N05 ∫ Screen Di splay in Playback 1 Playbac k mode (P43) 2 Counter di splay 3 Repeat playback (P47) 4 Picture quality (P31) 5 Picture size (P31) 6 Battery remaining (P17) 7 Folder /File nu mber 8 Stop/P la y /Rea ding disp lay 9 Loc k setting ( P49) 10 No. of DPOF print ing (P58 ) 11 ¿ mark setting (P51) 12 Slide show (P54) 13 Recording d[...]
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95 VQT0N05 The confir mation/error message will be displayed on the LCD Monitor . Messag es Message s Countermeasures EMPTY B A TTER Y The battery remaining is insuffici ent. Recharge the batte r y . (P14) INSERT BA TT ER Y Inse r t th e batte r y into this uni t correct ly . (P12, 13 ) This message als o appears when the battery is ex cessiv ely d[...]
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96 VQT0N05 Messages Counterm easures CANNO T SET FILE Select the st ill picture recorded b y this unit. SET T O PLA Y MODE Switch t he Record/Pl ay back Mode Switch to the pla yback mode [ ] when connecting this unit t o PC or printer . (P55, 73 ) USE BO TH AC AD APT OR AND BA TTER Y Connect the AC ada ptor when connecting t his unit to PC or print[...]
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97 VQT0N05 Q (Question) A (Answer) The colour or the bright n ess of the LCD Monitor chan ges. The colour or th e brightnes s of the screen ma y look diff erent unde r fluorescent light. The LCD Monitor is too bright or da rk. Adjust th e brightnes s of the LCD Monitor pro per ly . (P2 1) Cannot record. Is the ca rd inser ted? Y ou canno t record p[...]
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98 VQT0N05 Q (Question) A (An swe r) The flash cannot be activ ated. Is the fl ash set to [Flash off]? Check the flas h mode. (P36) The pictur es recor ded with a flash are dar k. Is the flas h covered wit h your finger ? Is this unit too far away from the subje ct? The colours of th e pict ure r ecorded with the fl ash are not simil ar to the subj[...]
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99 VQT0N05 Q (Question) A (Answer) When connecting to a PC, im ages cannot be tran sferre d . Is thi s unit conn ected to the PC correct ly? (P73) Does the PC reco gnise this unit prop er ly? (P75) The pictures cannot be printed with prin ters suppo rting PictBri dge. Set thi s unit to th e playback mo de and then check if [Set up] > [Connection[...]
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100 VQT0N05 Q (Question) A (An swe r) The clo ck is n ot se t correctl y . If you do not use this unit f o r a long period of time , the cloc k may be rese t. When the s creen of c lock setting appe ars, set the clo ck again. If you re c ord pict ures without the cloc k setting, the date is record ed as [1/1/2000 0: 00]. The retouch software do es [...]
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101 VQT0N05 ∫ SD Multi Camera Image s ensor 1/3.2 q CCD Inter line type RGB primar y colour filter Number of effectiv e pixels Approx. 3,100 ,000 pixels Scanni ng Interlac e scann ing Standa rd illumi nation 3000 lx Minimum requir ed illuminatio n 80 lx Focal le ngth 4.5 mm 35 mm equivalent 34.8 mm Digital zoom 4 k F value 4.0 Shorte st image di [...]
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102 VQT0N05 Au dio inp ut Monaura l microphon e (built-in) Au dio out put Ear phone output: 3.5 mW i 3. 5 mW Load i mpedance 16 h Dime nsio ns Approx. 53.2 mm (W) k 103.0 mm (H) k 14.0 mm (D) ( Thinnest p ar t 9.9 mm) Body weight Appro x. 59 g (without batt ery pack and S D Memo ry Card) Body weight in operation Appro x. 75 g (with batter y pack an[...]
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103 VQT0N05 Before openin g the CD -ROM package, pleas e read the following. End User License Ag reement Y ou (“Licens ee”) are granted a l icense for the Software defined in th is End User Lice nse Agreeme nt (“Agreem ent”) on conditio n that you agree to th e ter ms and con ditions o f this Agreem ent. If Li censee d oes not agree to th e[...]
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E VQT0N05 F1104Re0 ( 1000 A ) Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. Web site: http://www.panasonic.co.jp/global/ VQT0N05Eng.book 104 ペ ージ 200 4年11月22日 月曜日 午前10時 12分[...]