3Com L-410 manual

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Contents 3 Contents Introduction Safety Instruction s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Warnings, Ca utions, and Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Chapter 1 Getting Started Unpacking Y our Camera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Camera Parts and Their Function . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Front/top view . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

Contents 4 Recording Video s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Enabling the Quick View and Sound Memo Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Recording sound memos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Adjusting Camera Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 SETUP mode settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]

Contents 5 Running Printer Maintenance Progr ams . . . . . . 65 Checking the ink lev el . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Checking the print head nozzl es . . . . . . . . . . 66 Cleaning the print head nozzles . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Aligning the print h ead . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Troubleshootin g Maint[...]

Introduction 6 Introduction Your ne w Epson ® PhotoPC ® L-410 is a compact digital camera that lets you captur e all the special moments in your life and print beautif ul photos without a comput er. Its features include: ❏ 4.0 megapixel resolution, for clear, beautif ul photos ❏ 3x optical zoom and 3x digital zoom ❏ Continuous shooting mode[...]

Introduction 7 Safety Instructions Read all of these instructions before using the camera, and k eep this guide ha ndy for late r reference. Follow all warnings and instructions mark ed on the camera and the options. Warnings, Cautions, and Notes w Warnings must be followed carefull y to avoid bodily injury. c Cautions must be observed to avoi d da[...]

Introduction 8 ❏ Never spill liquid onto this product. ❏ If this product emits unusual noises , odors, or smoke, cancel the cu rrent operation and turn it off immediately. Remove the batteries and disconnect the AC adapter from the product, then unplug the AC adapter from the power outlet. ❏ To prevent fire or electric shock, do not cover thi[...]

Introduction 9 ❏ Do not handle the battery with wet hands or use it near water. ❏ Do not expose the battery to water or high humidity. ❏ Do not drop, puncture, di sassemble, mutilate, or short-circuit the battery. ❏ Do not place the battery near or into fire or water. ❏ Do not use a battery that is leaking or damaged in any way. ❏ Keep [...]

Introduction 10 Storing the battery ❏ When not using this product for a long period , remove the battery an d store it separately. ❏ Do not store the battery where the te mp erature or hu midity is very high. ❏ Store the battery out of children’s reach. Disposing of the battery Before disposing of the battery, make sure you discharge it com[...]

Introduction 11 Using the LCD monitor ❏ The LCD monitor on this prod uct may contain a few small bright or dark sp ots. These are normal and do not mean that your LCD monitor is damaged in an y way. ❏ If the LCD monitor on this product is damaged, co nsult your dealer. ❏ If the liquid crystal solution contained in the LCD mon itor on this pro[...]

Getting Started 12 Chapter 1 Getting Started This chapter identifies the items incl uded with your camera, describes the parts of the camera, and tells you how to set it up. Unpacking Your Camera Make sure that all of the items shown belo w were included in the bo x with your camera. Camera Camera Basics gu ide CR-V3 battery Software CD-ROM PC USB [...]

Getting Started 13 Camera Parts and Their Function See “Camera buttons” on page 15 for more information . Front/top view Shutter button Mode dial USB light Speaker Flash Microphone Lens barrier Strap holder Automati c mode Manual mode Continuous shooting mode Video mode Setup mode Playback mode Self-timer light[...]

Getting Started 14 Bottom/rear view Back view Connector cover USB connector AC adapter connector Battery/memory card cover Tripod moun t Indicator lig hts Zoom buttons Viewfind er POWER button Self-timer / u button Flash / r button OK button Delete / d button Macro / l button Print butt on P.I.F. button Display button Memory access lig ht MENU butt[...]

Getting Started 15 Camera buttons Name Function Mode dial Switch camera modes by turning this dia l. Shutter button Take a photo. Print button Print photos using the direct print feature. P.I.F. button Print with frames or make P.I.F. se ttings. POWER button Turn the camera on or off. Zoom butt ons Press the W button to zoom out (wide angle). Pres [...]

Getting Started 16 Camera lights OK button Confirm the c urrently select ed setting or me nu item. DISP button Turn the LCD screen an d settings display on or off. Name Function U S B l i g h t F l a s h e s b l u e w h e n t h e c a m e r a i s c o n n e c t e d t o a c o m p u t e r o r p r i n t e r . Two Indicat or lights Green lig ht (upper) i[...]

Getting Started 17 Installing the Battery You can use either a CR-V3 battery, like the one in cluded with the camera, or tw o AA batteries. 1. To open the battery/memor y card cove r, slide it to the right until it pops up. 2. Insert the battery into the comp artment, positioning the + a nd – e nds as shown on the inside of the battery/memory car[...]

Getting Started 18 3. To close the battery/memory card cover, pre ss it down, then slide it ba ck into place. w Warning: Do not carry loose batteries in your pockets. Battery life As the battery loses power, the icon that appears when you turn on the camera changes from to . When is flashin g, battery power is low an d you can no longer take photos[...]

Getting Started 19 Installing and Removing Memory Cards You can take pictures and save them in the camera without a memory card. However, you can store more pictures when you use a memory c ard. Once a card is in serted, all the photos you take are saved on the card, not in the camera, and you can on ly view the photos on the card. You can use eith[...]

Getting Started 20 To install a memory card: 1. Make sure the cam era is turned off. 1. To open the battery/memor y card cove r, slide it to the right until it pops up. 2. Position the card as shown and s lide it all the way into the slot: Notch[...]

Getting Started 21 3. To close the battery/memory card cover, pre ss it down, then slide it ba ck into place. To remove a memory card: 1. Make sure the cam era is turned off. 2. Open the battery/memory card cover. 3. Push the memory card to release it. The card pops out. 4. Pull out the card and close the cover.[...]

Getting Started 22 Note: You can protect the data in the memory card by sliding the lock lever on the s ide of the card. This prevents you from deleting or storing a dditional photos on the card. Turning Your Camera On and Off To turn on the camera, press the POWER button. The lens cove r opens and the lens extends. To turn off the camera, press th[...]

Getting Started 23 Making the Initial Settings When you turn on the camera the firs t time, you need to select your language and set th e date and time. 1. Select the language you wan t to use with the u d l r buttons, then press the OK button. The Date/Time screen is displayed. This allows you to set the time and change the format from a 24-hour c[...]

Taking Photos 24 Chapter 2 Taking Photos Your camera has s everal modes fo r taki ng pictures. Turn the dial on top of the camera to choose the mode you want to use. ❏ Automatic mode Camera settings are automatically ad justed to give you the best shot. All you have to do is press the shutter button. ❏ Manual mode You can adjust a variety of ca[...]

Taking Photos 25 Taking Photos Using the LCD Screen You can take photos whil e viewing the s ubject on the LCD screen in either auto matic or manual modes. (For instructio ns on taking pictures using just the viewfinder, which saves power, see “Taking Photos Using the Viewfinder Only” on page 35.) 1. Turn the Mode dial to automatic or manual mo[...]

Taking Photos 26 Optical zoom ❏ To zoom in on your subject, press the T ( telephoto) button. ❏ To zoom out, press the W (wide-angle) button. Digital zoom The digital zoom feature lets you move in even clos er to your subject. First, you need to use Setup Menu 1 to enable digital zoom . For instructions, see “Adjusti ng Camera Settings” on p[...]

Taking Photos 27 Controlling the Flash You can change the flash setting by pressing the r Flas h button. The flash mode changes each time you press the Flash button. Auto-flash (default setting ) The camera detec ts the bright ness automatical ly and sets o ff the flash if necessary. In a da rk setti ng, the flash is u sed automatical ly. Flash off[...]

Taking Photos 28 Flash range The flash range varies depending on the sensitivity settin g. For automatic shooting, the flash range is 1.6 to 12 feet (wide-angle) or 1.6 to 6.9 feet (telephoto). For information about ISO sensitivity, see “Setting Light Se nsitivity” on page 37. Taking Close-ups With Macro Mode The macro mode allows you to focus [...]

Taking Photos 29 4. Press and hold the shutter button half way down. The focus frame turns green and the focus is set. If you want to reframe your picture, move the camer a until the photo you want appears on the screen. 5. Press the shutter button all the way down. T he camera beep s as it capt ures the i mage. Taking Pictures With the Self-Timer [...]

Taking Photos 30 Selecting the Scene Mode In addition to the normal mode fo r taking pictures , two special scene modes ar e pre-programmed in the camera to give you the be st image captu re settings for portraits or landscapes: ❏ Landscape mode The flash is deactivated so landscapes ar e captured more clearly. I n low light, the shutter speed is[...]

Taking Photos 31 To select the Scene Mode, you need to use the manu al photography mode and the Pho tography Menu as described below. 1. Turn the Mode dial to manual mode. 2. Press the MENU button. The Photograph y Menu is displayed. 3. Select Scene Mode by using the u d buttons, then press the r button. 4. Select the desired scene mode by using th[...]

Taking Photos 32 Note: The total number of photos varies according to th e quality, compression, amount of memory left on the memory card, and th e shooting conditions. Quality (Number of pixels and compression) With 16 MB SD memory card With 128 MB SD memory card Internal memory only (default) Internal memory (after deleting all the frames) 2304 2[...]

Taking Photos 33 Reading the LCD Screen Icons You can confirm the status of the camera settings by the icons displayed on the LCD screen. Press the DISP button to turn the icons on or off. Self-timer (2 seconds), (10 seconds) Focus fra me Place your subjec t within the focus frame. When yo u press the shutter button ha lfway, the focus fram e tu rn[...]

Taking Photos 34 Exposure compensation (+2.0 to -2.0) Sensitivity (Auto, 100, 20 0, 400) White balance (Auto, Day lig ht, Cloudy, Incandescent, Fluorescent, Mercury) Quality F2304, F160 0, F640, N2304 , N1600, N640 Macro mode Macro Flash Auto-flash, Flash off, Au t o red-eye redu ction, Fill-in flash, Slow synchro Shooting m ode Continuous shooting[...]

Taking Photos 35 Taking Photos Using the Viewfinder Only To save battery power, you can tak e photos us ing the viewfinder only, without the LCD screen. 1. Turn the Mode dial to manual mode. 2. Press the DISP button twice to turn off the LCD screen. 3. Center the subject in the middle of the viewfind er. 4. Press and hold the shutter button halfway[...]

Taking Photos 36 3. Press the shutter button ha lfway to set the focus, then press it a ll the way down. While the shutter button remains fully pressed, photos will be taken continuously. Note: In order to shoot at th e maximum speed of thr ee photos per second, you must use an SD memory card with a recording/transfer speed of 10MB/second. Setting [...]

Taking Photos 37 Setting Light Sensitivity You can use the camera’s high sensitivity settings to take pictures indoors or in low-light s ituations without a flash. You can also capture fast-moving subjects with higher sensitivity settings. The camera’s default setting is Auto, which is best for most picture taking. Set the light sensitivity man[...]

Taking Photos 38 Setting Exposure Compensation You can adjust the exposure to help control how much light falls on the camera’s CCD (light sensor ). This influences the brightness of the entire image. Your camera normally adjusts the ex posure automa tically. However, you may want to increase the exposure manually if you’re taking a picture aga[...]

Taking Photos 39 Recording Videos You can record videos with sound using the video mo de. The length of the vi deo is limited only by the amount of storage available in your camera or memory card. 1. Turn the Mode dial to video mode. 2. Press the MENU button. The Movie menu is display ed. 3. Press the r button. 4. Select the desired resolution by u[...]

Taking Photos 40 Enabling the Quick View and Sound Memo Features The Quick View feature displa ys your picture for a few se conds after you take it. This lets you verify that you have captured the shot you wan t. With the Sound Me mo feature enabled, you can also record a message up to 30 seconds long for each picture. To turn on the Quick View and[...]

Taking Photos 41 Adjusting Camera Settings In the SETUP mode, you can change settings such as Quick View, Sound Memo, and power save. Three Setup menus are available, two for general featur es, and one for adjusting camera “beep” soun ds. 1. Turn the Mode dial to SETUP mode. 2. Select the menu that has the items you want to change by using the [...]

Taking Photos 42 SETUP mode settings Setup Menu 1 Setting items Descripti on Default Qk View/Sd Memo Enable the quick view and sound memo features. When Qk View i s ON, your photo is disp layed for 3 seconds after it is captured. Wh en Sd Memo is ON, you ca n also record a soun d memo while t he image is disp layed. OFF LCD Brightness Set the brigh[...]

Taking Photos 43 Setup Menu 2 Setting items Descripti on Default Format Format the camera ’s memory or the memory ca rd. — Reset All Reset all the ca mera’s setti ngs to their def aults. — Date/Time Set the da te and time. — File No. Reset Reset the sequence of the imag e file numbers to 0001 when replacing or formatting the memory card. [...]

Taking Photos 44 Sound Menu Setting items Descripti on Default Sound Enable or disable the “bee p” sound whene ver you press a button. Three different sounds (at minimum or maximum volume) are available for each sett ing, as listed be low. ON Operation Sound Select the sound when the buttons are pressed. Beep Min Shutter Sound Select the shutte[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 45 Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos The LCD screen lets you play back y our pictures indi vidually or as a slide sh ow. You can als o play and record sound memos, view videos, delete photos, and copy photos from the camera to a memory card or to your computer. Viewing Photos You can view your photos on th[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 46 Viewing a slide show of your photos You can use the playback menu to view a continuou s slide show of your photos. 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Press the MENU button. Playback Menu 1 is displayed. 3. Select Slide Show by using the u d buttons, then press the OK button. The slide show starts. ❏ To[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 47 Recording and Playing Sound Memos You can record and play back soun d memos for your ph otos while you view them on the LCD screen. 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Press the MENU button. Playback Menu 1 is displayed. 3. Select Sound Memo by using the u d buttons, then press the r button. 4. Press the [...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 48 Viewing Picture Information You can display information about a p hoto, such as the date and time it was taken, its qua lity (resol ution), and so on. 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Display the phot o on the LCD screen by using the l r buttons. 3. Press the DISP button. You see the following in fo rm[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 49 Selecting Photos for Printing You can use the Digital Print Order Form at (DPOF) standard to select photos for printing. This format allows you to record information on the memor y card including which images to pr int and how many copies you want for each photo. 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Press [...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 50 Deleting Photos You can easily delete a pho to displayed on the LCD scr een. Pl ayback Menu 1 also lets you delete a series of images or all images in th e camera or on a memory card. c Caution: Once a photo has been deleted, it can’t be restored. Any photos you wa nt to keep should be transfered to your compu[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 51 Deleting all photos You can delete all photos stored in the camera. 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Press the MENU button. Playback Menu 1 is displayed. 3. Select Delete All Images by using the u d buttons, then press the OK button. 4. Select OK by using the u d buttons, then press the OK button. 5. P[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 52 Copying Photos From the Camera to a Memory Card You can copy photos from the camera’s internal memory to a memory card. First, make sure a memory car d is inserted. (See “Installing and Remo ving Memory Cards” on page 19.) 1. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode. 2. Press the MENU button. Playback Menu 1 is[...]

Viewing and Mana ging Your Photos 53 To transfer photos using the PC cabl e: 1. Make sure the cam era is turned off. 2. Locate the PC cable that came with the camera. The cable has the letter B on the small end. 3. Connect the large end of the ca ble to any available USB port on your computer. 4. Open the connector cover on the side of the camera a[...]

Using PRINT Image Framer (P.I .F.) 54 Chapter 4 Using PRINT Image Framer (P.I.F.) PRINT Image Framer (P.I.F .) lets you combin e your photos with fun frames to crea te original greeting cards and keepsakes. Frames are already st ored in your camera, and additional frames are available on the CD that came with the camera. You can use th e PRINT Imag[...]

Using PRINT Image Framer (P.I .F.) 55 To take a picture with a fra me: 1. Turn the Mode dial to automatic or manual mode. 2. Press the P.I.F. button. The first fra me stored in the camera is displayed. If you want to select a frame stor ed on the memory card, press the r button after pressing the P.I.F. button. 3. Select the desired frame by using [...]

Using PRINT Image Framer (P.I .F.) 56 Deleting and Copying Frames You can delete frames stored in the camera’s memory or on the memory card. You can also copy frames from the camera to the memory card, or from the card to the camera. 1. Press the P.I.F. button, then select eit her Frame on Memory Card or Frame in Camera by using the l r buttons. [...]

Using Direct Print 57 Chapter 5 Using Direct Print You can print you r photos directly from the camera to suppo rted Epson printers using Epson 4 × 6 Premium Glossy Photo Paper. You can select various settings for including the date the photo was taken, printing with or without borders, or printing an “album” of up to four photos on one sheet [...]

Using Direct Print 58 Note: Future models may be added to th e list of supported printers. Check th e Epson web site at www.epson.com for more information. Connecting the Camera to Your Printer Make sure the camera is turn ed off before you begin. You can conserve battery power b y using the optional AC adapter when you pr int from the camera. See [...]

Using Direct Print 59 3. Open the connector cover on the side of the c amera and connect the small end of the cable to the camera. Printing Photos You can print all the photos in t he camer a, or select the ones you want to print. Images that have been taken in P.I.F. mode must be printed using direct printing in order for the frame to show up on t[...]

Using Direct Print 60 Printing the photo displayed on the LCD screen Before you s tart, make s ure your printer is set up and has ink insta lled. Lo ad 4 × 6 inch E pson Premium Glossy Photo Paper, following the inst ructions that came with your printer. 1. Connect the camera to the printer as described in “Connecting the Camera to Your Printer?[...]

Using Direct Print 61 Printing all your saved photos You can print all photos stored in th e camera. Before you start, make sure your printer is set up and has ink installed. Load 4 × 6 inch Epso n Premium Gloss y Photo Paper, f oll owing the instructions that came with your printer. 1. Connect the camera to the printer as described in “Connecti[...]

Using Direct Print 62 2. Turn on the printer a nd camera. 3. Turn the Mode dial to playback mode, then press the button. The Print menu is displayed. 4. Choose Select Images by using the u d buttons, then press the OK button. 5. Select the photos to print by using the l r bu ttons, then select the number of copies by using the u d buttons. 6. After[...]

Using Direct Print 63 Album printing You can print several pho tos on one sheet of 4 × 6 inch paper (up to 4 photos on the Epson Stylus Photo R200 or up to 3 on other printers ). Before you start, ma ke sure your printer is se t up and has ink installed. Load 4 × 6 inch Epson Premium Glossy Photo Paper, fo llowing the instructions th at came with[...]

Using Direct Print 64 Making Print Settings You can make the following settings when pr inting images direc tly from the camera: ❏ Printing with or w ithout white borders ❏ Printing the date on the photo (not availa ble when you print im ages with Frames) ❏ Printing with normal or high qua lity Note: You can also set the paper type to choose [...]

Using Direct Print 65 Running Printer Maintenance Programs You can use the camera to check the ink level in the Epson Stylus Photo R200 printer. You can also check the status of the print head nozz les and run maintenance programs when yo u connect the camera to this printer. Note: You can run maintenance programs from the camer a only for the Epso[...]

Using Direct Print 66 Checking the print head nozzles If your photos have light or dark lines or incorrect color, the print head nozzles may be clogged. You can print a nozzle check pattern to che ck them. If the nozzle check pa ttern shows white lines or gaps, you can run the head cleaning program. 1. On the Maintenance screen, select Nozzle Chec [...]

Using Direct Print 67 Cleaning the print head nozzles If your photos have light or dark lines or incorrect color, the print head nozzles may be clogged. You can run the head cleaning program to unclog the nozzles so th ey can deliver ink properly. 1. On the Maintenance screen, select Head Cleaning by us ing the u d buttons, then press the OK button[...]

Using Direct Print 68 Aligning the print head If your photos look gr ainy or blurry or you see misa ligned vertical lines or horizontal ban ding, you may need to align the print head. 1. On the Maintenance screen, select Print Head Alignment by using the u d buttons, then press the OK button. 2. Load some plain paper in the printer, select OK by us[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 69 Chapter 6 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Maintenance To keep your cam era operating at its best, yo u shoul d clean it th oroughly several times a year. Before you perform any maintenance on the ca mera, be sure to r ead the “Safety Instructions ” on page 7. Then follow these guidelines. Cleaning your camera [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 70 Clean the LCD screen with a soft dry cloth. Battery termin als Do not use volatile chemicals such as alcohol, paint thinner or benzine. They will damage the battery compartment. Storing your camera Store the camera in a cool and dry lo cation and remove the batteries to pr event corrosion or leaks if you will not [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 71 Problems and Solutions Camera problems The camera has no power Cause What to do Is the battery installed correctly? Does it need to be replaced? Check the battery and replace it if necessary. See “Installing the Battery” on page 17 for details. Is the camera turned on? T he camera may have shut off automatical[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 72 Is the photo image number on the LCD monitor 0? This means the memo ry card (or in ternal memory) is full. Transfer the photos to a computer, then dele te th em from the camera to free up space. See “Deleting Photos” on page 50 for details. The camera does not react when you press any buttons Cause What to do [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 73 The camera takes too long to take a photo Cause What to do Did you press the s hutter button completely with one push? Press the shutter button halfway and ho ld it to set the fo cus, then press the rest of the way to take a photo . If you press the shutter butto n all the way, it takes time to focus and se t the [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 74 The LCD screen displays vertical lines Cause What to do Did you point the camera toward a bright light? When you use the LCD screen to take photos, very bright light may affect the sensor and cause lines to appear on the screen. They will not appear in the reco rded image itself. Nothing appears on the LCD screen [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 75 Image problems Images are out of focus Cause What to do Did you operate the auto-f ocus correctly? Place the subject in the center of th e focus area and press the shutter button halfway. See “T aking Photos Using the LCD Screen” on page 25 for details. Is the camera in the right distance mode setting? Make su[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 76 Is the exposure set to too dark or bright? Adjust the exposure compensation setting properly. See “ Setting Exposure Compensation” on page 38 for details. Is the light sensitivity set to too low or high? Adjust the light sensitivity settin g properly. See “S etting Light Sensitivity” on page 37 for details[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 77 Printing problems A horizontal or vertical red line appears on the image The color in the image does not look right The images do not look as good as they used to Cause What to do Is the print head clogging? See “C leaning the print head nozzles” on page 67 and clean the print head. (Instructi ons apply to the[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 78 List of Error Messages Error message Description This me mory c ard is write-protected. The memory card is locked. Relea se the write-protect l ever on the side of the ca rd. Memory card error. Check the memory card. Unspecified memo ry card problem. Se e “Installing and Remov ing Memory Cards” on page 19 t o [...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 79 P.I.F. Frame does not exist or is unusable. The picture ca n’t be viewed be caus e the link has be en broken or the frame itself has b een deleted. See “Delet ing and Copying Frames” on pag e 56 and replace or add a frame lin ked to this file . No images. There are no imag es saved in the camer a’s memor y[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 80 This image cannot be printed. Image s taken with ano ther camera or s aved on your co mputer may not print . Try printin g from your c omputer. Could not print . R etry? If the printer is in the mi d dle of printing something , it may not be able to accept the next reques t. Restart t he printer o r wait until the[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 81 Where to Get Help Epson provides technical assistan ce 24 hours a day th rough the electr onic support services and automated telephone services listed below. Parts inside your printer require maintenance. The printer cannot pr int because inte rnal components need adjusting. Turn the print er off for a few second[...]

Maintenance and Troubleshooting 82 To speak to a technical support representative, dial: ❏ U.S.: (562) 276-4303 , 6 AM to 6 PM , Pacific T ime, Monday through Friday. ❏ Canada: (905) 709- 3839 , 6 AM to 6 PM , Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. Toll or long distance charges may apply. Please have the followi ng information ready: ❏ Product [...]

Specifications and Optional AC Adapter 83 Appendix A Specifications and Optional AC Adapter Specifications Effective pixels: 4.07 megapixels Image recording capacity: Still picture: 2304 × 1728 pixels Video: 640 × 480 pixels Image file type: JPEG (EXIF 2.2), AVI Camera file system: DCF file format, DPOF 1.1 Internal memory: 16 MB Available memory[...]

Specifications and Optional AC Adapter 84 Digital zoom: 2 × or 3 × zoo m (m axim um 9 × zoom with simultaneous use of the optica l zoom) Focus mode: Auto focus Auto-Focus range: Normal: 20 inches to infinity Macro: 4.33 to 19.69 inches Shutter speed: Auto/Flash on: Flash off: Slow synchro: 1/30 to 1/2000 second 1/2 to 1/2000 second 1 to 1/2000 s[...]

Specifications and Optional AC Adapter 85 External power source: Optional AC adapter ( B867062) Dimensio ns (Height × Width × Depth ) :2 . 4 × 3.6 × 1.2 inches (62 × 92.5 × 31.5 mm) Weight: Approx. 0.3 lb (1 52 g) Temperature: Operating: 41 to 95 °F (5 to 35 °C) Storage: –4 to 140 °F (–20 to 60 °C) Electrical: Input voltage: DC 3.4 V [...]

Specifications and Optional AC Adapter 86 Optional AC adapter Using the AC adapter Note: Read any instructions provided w ith the AC adapter before using it. 1. If your AC adapter has a sep arate AC power cable, co nnect the cable connector fi rmly into the AC inlet. Model: B8670 62 Input: AC 100 - 240 V Output: DC 3.4 V, 2.5 A Power consumptio n: [...]

Specifications and Optional AC Adapter 87 2. Open the connector cover on the side of th e camera and plug the adapter cable into the DC IN port on the camera. 3. Plug the AC adapter in to an electrical outle t. c Caution: Do not use the adapter for any device other than your Epson Ph otoPC L-410 camera.[...]

Index 88 Index A AC adapter (optional) connector, 14 specifications, 86 using, 86 Accessories, 81 Album printing, 63 Auto-flash setting, 27 Automatic mode, 24 Auto red-ey e reduction, 27 B Battery installing, 17 life, 18 s a f e t y , 8t o1 0 Battery/me mory card cove r, 14 Buttons location, 14 using, 15 C Cable PC, 12, 53, 57 printer, 12, 57 Camer[...]

Index 89 Cleaning camera, 69 print head, 67 Close-up photos, 28 Closing the battery/me mory card cover, 18 Compression, 31 Computer connecting the camera, 53 copying ph otos to, 52 Connectors, 14 Continuous shooting, 35 Copying pho tos, 52 D Date/time setting, 23, 43 Delete button, 14, 15 Deleting phot os, 50 Digital print order format, 49 Digital [...]

Index 90 Flash button, 14, 15 location, 13 range, 28 settings, 27 Flash off setting, 27 Formatting memory, 43 Frames adding or changing, 55 deleting and copying, 56 printing photos with, 59 taking photos with, 54 Functions of buttons, 15 H Help, Eps on, 81 I Icons on LCD screen, 33 Image problem s, 75 Indicator lights, 1 6 Information on L CD scree[...]

Index 91 M Macro button, 14, 15 mode, 28 Main features, 6 Managing photos deleting, 50 viewing, 45 Manual ph otography mode, 24 Memory access light, 14, 16 Memory ca rd copying phot os, 52 installing, 20 locking, 22 removing, 21 safety, 10 types, 19 MENU button, 14, 15 Microphone, 13 Mode dial, 13 , 15 Modes, 24, 30 N Normal mode , 30 Number of pho[...]

Index 92 Photos (continued) selecting for printing, 49 taking, 25 to 3 9 PictureMate printer, 57 Playback mode, 45 Portrait mode, 30 POWER button, 14, 15, 22 Power Save setting, 42 Power saving, 22 Premium Glossy Photo Paper, 57 Print button, 14, 15 Printer connecting camera, 58 supporting direct print, 57 Printer maintenance aligning the print hea[...]

Index 93 R Red-eye, reducing, 27 Removing the memory card, 21 Reset All setting, 43 Resolution, 26, 31 S Safety instructions, 7 to 11 Scene mode, 30 Self-timer button, 14, 15 light, 13 , 16 using, 29 Sensitivity, 28, 37 Setup Menus, 42 SETUP mode settings, 41, 42 Shutter button, 13, 15 Slide show, 46 Slow synchro flas h setting, 27 Sound memos play[...]

Index 94 U Unpacking the camera, 12 USB cables, 12 connector, 14 light, 13 , 16 port, 53 V Videos playing, 46 recording, 39 Viewfinder, 14, 35 Viewing photos, 45 properties of photos, 48 W White balance, 36 Z Zoom, 25 Zoom buttons, 14 , 15[...]