
1. Switch to (Menu) on the Mode dial.
Use the Direction Control
buttons to navigate through the
functions and settings.
2.
DO N'T CO NN ECT TO PC !
DI RECT TO P RIN TE R !
Ok
Ret urn
Press
on the Direction Control to
conrm the device is connected to a printer.
4.
Select Print from the menu to print the selected picture.
6.
5.Select your preferred settings from the menu.
Note: When the device is connected to a computer under Direct Print
mode, Windows OS will ask for a device driver. We do not provide
such driver.
Main
menu
Item Setting Description
Direct
Print
Select
PIC
Select Mark still images for direct
printing.
All
Cancel
Optimal On Optimize image processing.
Off
Copies Select number of copies to be
printed for each marked image.
Paper Set
Size
4” X 6” Select paper size.
5” X 7”
8.5” x 11”
Default
Paper
Photo Select paper quality.
• Availability varies according to
your paper size selection.
Fast Photo
Default
Border
Off Apply borders to printing images.
On
Default
Print Print marked images.
MENU SETTING
10
Scroll
Up
Select
Up
Level
Down
Level
Scroll
Down
Switch to
(video/picture) on the Mode
dial.
1.
TAKING PICTURE
6
Press Shutter halfway to focus picture and
completely down to take a picture.
Glide to T (zoom-in) / W (zoom-out) to
frame your picture.
Switch to (Voice) on the Mode dial.
Press Record to start re-
cording and press again to
stop.
Switch to on the Mode dial.
PLAYING MP3
8
2.
3.
RECORDING VOICE MESSAGES
7
1.
2.
PLAYBACK
9
1. Switch to (Playback) on the Mode dial.
2. Recorded les list on the LCD screen.
3. Use the Direction Control buttons to navigate through the media.
For Picture
Zoom
Restore
Prev. Next
Display
Stop
Play
Prev. Next
For Audio and Video
Display
Connect the device to a
printer via an USB cable.
1. Power ON the device.
Select Direct Print from the OSD
Menu of the device.
Direct Print
PC Cam
Mass St orage
Selec t
OK
3.
2.
Direct Print provides a direct connection for the device to communicate
with printers. If you connect the device to a PictBridge™ compatible
printer, then the pictures stored in the device can be printed directly
without attaching to any computer or third party device. It’s just that
easy!
DIRECT PRINTING
11
Playback on LCD
Press
to start playing. Press
to stop playing.
Connect yellow end of the cable to the Video input (yellow) jack on
your TV set.
Connect the red and white ends of the cable to the Audio input
(red, white) jacks on your TV set.
Note: This device can also connect to other devices that are equipped
with Audio and Video input jacks. (ex. VCR, DVD Recorder and etc..)
2.
3.
AV Jack
AV Cable
Connect the device to a TV set with the AV cable.
1.
Playback on TV
Select Auto Launch Setting from
the menu and choose either Easy
Transfer or MAX Console as your
default le transfer application.
2.
Press to conrm and exit.
3.
After install the driver, a DV
device icon will appear on
your Windows OS taskbar.
Right click on the icon to
open the selection menu.
1.
Note: We strongly recommend
users to use Easy Transfer as
your default transfer application.
AUTO LAUNCH SETTING
12
Auto Launch Setting
Auto Launch Setting
STORING TO COMPUTER
13
Connect the device to your computer with the USB cable. (Please refer
to Section 3 to connect your USB cable.)
1.
2. Power ON the device.
3. 4.
5.
Select Mass Storage from
the OSD menu press
to
enter.
Easy Transfer or MAX Console will launch automatically according to
Auto Launch Setting.
The following screen will appear
for 2 seconds before entering
Mass Storage mode.
or
Single Transfer Transfer All
For MAX Console, select the device’s drive and go to the DCIM/
100MEDIA folder for audio clips, pictures, videos and go to the MP3
folder for MP3 les.
(Use the Drag and Drop
method to copy les to your
computer and vice versa.)
7.
Important: In order for MP3 les to be playable on your device be sure
to store those les in the MP3 folder. If the MP3 folder does not exist,
you may create the folder manually and name it as MP3.
For Easy Transfer single le transfer dialogue or transfer all progress
bar will appear depending on your Easy Transfer setting.
6.
1.
2.