Sony Cyber-shot DSC-FX77 User manual

3-079-664-11(1)
Digital Still Camera
Bluetooth Function Operating Instructions
Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly, and
retain it for future reference.
Owner’s Record
The model and serial numbers are located on the bottom. Record the
serial number in the space provided below. Refer to these numbers
whenever you call upon your Sony dealer regarding this product.
Model No. DSC-FX77
Serial No.
DSC-FX77
© 2002 Sony Corporation
Getting started_______________________
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Sending images______________________
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Receiving images ____________________
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Using your camera as the remote camera ______
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Printing images________________________
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Authentication/Deleting the record ________
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Additional information________________
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Index
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See also the operating instructions.

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Introduction
To connect with your digital still camera,
the Bluetooth device must be compatible
with the “Image Push Feature” or the
“Remote Camera Feature” of the “Basic
Imaging Profile” (BIP). For details, see
page 4.
• Sending/receiving images with a
Sony VAIO (pages 10, 13)
• Using your camera as a remote
camera (page 14)
Sending/receiving
images with another
digital still camera
(pages 8, 12)
Printing images with a
printer (page 16)
This camera is designed to connect with
a device equipped with the Bluetooth
function, such as a digital still camera, a
computer, or a printer. You can send/
receive images without a cable. You can
use your camera as a remote camera of
your computer to perform remote
shooting from the computer.

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Table of contents
Introduction...............................................2
The Bluetooth wireless technology...........4
The “Basic Imaging Profile”.................4
Bluetooth operation...................................4
Naming your camera.................................5
Discovering devices (New search)........... 7
Sending images to a camera......................8
On the single screen..............................8
On the Index (nine-image) screen.........9
On the Index (triple-image) screen.....10
Sending images to a Sony VAIO............10
Receiving images from a camera............12
Receiving images from a Sony VAIO ....13
Preparing your camera........................13
Preparing the VAIO............................13
Using your camera as the remote camera of
a Sony VAIO ..................................14
Preparing your camera........................14
Preparing the VAIO............................15
Printing images.......................................16
Sending images to a printer................16
Authentication.........................................17
Entering the passkey...........................17
Deleting the record .................................18
File types that can be sent/received ........ 19
Sending...............................................19
Receiving............................................19
Troubleshooting......................................20
Warnings and messages..........................29
Menu items .............................................31
SET UP items .........................................32
Bluetooth specifications..........................33
The LCD screen......................................34
Index.......................................................36
Getting started
Sending images
Receiving images
Using your camera as the
remote camera
Printing images
Authentication/Deleting the
record
Additional information
Index

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The Bluetooth
wireless technology
The Bluetooth wireless technology allows
communication between various Bluetooth
devices without using cables. Devices
which can use this technology include PCs,
computer peripheral devices, PDAs, and
mobile phones. This omnidirectional
communication system enables
communication even if the Bluetooth
device is in a bag or if there are obstacles
between the devices.
Also, theBluetooth wirelesstechnology has
advanced security functions, such as
scrambled frequencies and data encryption.
•When using the Bluetooth function, the
distance between the camera and the device you
intend to connect must be within 10 m (3.3 feet)
without obstacles.
•When using the Bluetooth function, actual
remaining time and time indicated with the
battery remaining indicator may be different.
The “Basic Imaging Profile”
The “Basic Imaging Profile” (BIP) is the
specification used when sending or
receiving images between Bluetooth
devices. The main features of the BIP
enable sending or receiving images, use of
the remote shutter feature of a digital still
camera.
To connect with your camera, the Bluetooth
device must be compatible with the “Image
Push Feature” or the “Remote Camera
Feature” of the “Basic Imaging Profile”
(BIP).
Before using the Bluetooth device, check
the BIP specifications of the device.
Bluetooth operation
Pressing the Bluetooth button opens the
Bluetooth menu. The Bluetooth lamp
turns blue during Bluetooth operations.
•Do not cover the antenna portion during a
Bluetooth connection.
•Removing the battery pack during a Bluetooth
connection may cause a malfunction.
Antenna
portion
Bluetooth
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Getting started
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Naming your camera
MODE dial: SET UP
You can name your camera with a name
containing up to 24 characters. This name is
used when the camera is searched for and
discovered by other Bluetooth devices.
“SONY Cyber-shot” is the default name.
We recommend you rename your camera
with an easy-to-understand name.
•Be sure to enter one or more characters when
naming your camera.
aSet the MODE dial to SET UP.
bSelect (Bluetooth SETUP)
with V, select [CHANGE
NAME] with V/B, select [OK]
with v/B, then press z.
The following screen appears.
cWhen renaming the camera for
the first time, select [DELETE
ALL] with v/V/B, then press z.
The default name is deleted.
dSelect the desired character
with v/V/b/B, then press z.
The selected character is entered.
eRepeat Step 4as many times
as needed to name the
camera.
fSelect [OK] with v/B, then
press z.
Renaming is completed and the
(Bluetooth SETUP) screen appears
again. Confirm the name on the screen.
•Identify the camera with a name and device
address so that it can be located during a device
discovery.
MODE dial
Control button
MENU
INPUT DEVICE NAME
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EXIT
MENU
OK CHARACTER SELECT
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EXIT
MENU
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INPUT DEVICE NAME
BACK SPACE
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EXIT
MENU
OK CHARACTER SELECT
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Bluetooth SETUP
SECURITY LEVEL :
EDIT RECORD :
CHANGE NAME :
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To change the character type
Each time you press the MENU button, the
character type changes as follows: number
tlowercase letters tuppercase letters
tsymbols
To delete one character
Select [BACK SPACE], then press z. The
last character is deleted. Only the last
charater in a series can be deleted using
[BACK SPACE].
To delete all the characters
Select [DELETE ALL], then press z. All
the characters are deleted.
To cancel the renaming
operation
Select [EXIT], then press z. The previous
name is not changed.

Sending images
7
Discovering devices
– New search
MODE dial:
You have to discover a Bluetooth device
when the camera has not been connected to
the device previously or when the camera
does not have information on the device in
the record for the connected device.
Before operation
Be sure to set the Bluetooth device to allow
it to be connected.
aSet the MODE dial to and
display the image you want to
send.
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Your camera>
cSelect [SEND] with b, then
press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen
appears.
<Your camera>
dSelect [NEW SEARCH] with V,
then press z.
“SEARCHING BluetoothDEVICE”is
indicated and the number of Bluetooth
devices discovered is indicated.
<Your camera>
The device discovery operation is
completed, the SELECT THE
RECEIVER screen appears again.
<Your camera>
To cancel the new search
Select [STOP], then press zin Step 4.
The devices discovered up to the point you
stop the discovery operation are added to
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen.
•You may not be able to discover the desired
device if the setting of the device is not
discoverable. If you cannot discover the desired
device by repeating a new search, check the
setting of the device.
•The maximum number of devices that can be
discoverable during a new search is 10 devices.
•The result of new search is displayed along
with the record.
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
OK
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CONNECT
EXIT
NEW SEARCH
NO RECORD FOR CONNECTED DEVICE
TRY A NEW SEARCH
SELECTTHE RECEIVER
OK
STOP
SEARCHING Bluetooth DEVICE
1 UNIT(S) FOUND
OK
60min
CONNECT
EXIT
NEW SEARCH
SELECTTHE RECEIVER
OK
NAME :
[SONY Cyber–shotX]
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Sending images to a
camera
MODE dial:
You can send images to a camera equipped
with the BIP-compatible Bluetooth
function.
Before operation
Be sure to set the receiving camera to
enable it to receive images (page 12).
•This explanation is given using the DSC-FX77
model.
•For the image types you can send, see page 19.
On the single screen
aSet the MODE dial to and
display the image you want to
send.
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Sending camera>
cSelect [SEND] with b, then
press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen
appears.
dDisplay the record of the
receiving camera with b/Bor
perform a new search (page 7).
eSelect [CONNECT] with v, then
press z.
“SENDING” is indicated and the
selected image is sent to the receiving
camera.
<Sending camera>
<Receiving camera>
•If passkey entry is required on the sending
and receiving cameras, enter the passkey
(page 17).
•If you run past the time limit for the
passkey entry (30 seconds), connect again.
fTo send other images, display
the desired image with b/B,
then press z.
To cancel the sending operation
Sending camera
Select [EXIT], then press zin Step 5or
6. The Bluetooth function is turned off
and the Bluetooth menu appears again.
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
SMART ZOOM
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
OK
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EXIT
SENDING
OK
SONY Cyber–shotX
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EXIT
RECEIVING
SONY Cyber–shot
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OK
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Sending images
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On the Index (nine-image)
screen
aSet the MODE dial to , then
press the SMART ZOOM W
button once to switch to the
Index (nine-image) screen.
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Sending camera>
cSelect [SEND] with b, then
press z.
dSelect [SELECT] with B, then
press z.
eSelect the image you want to
send with v/V/b/B, then press
z.
A mark is attached on the selected
image.
<Sending camera>
At this time, the image has not been
sent.
fTo send other images at the
same time, repeat Step 5.
•The maximum number of images you can
send at a time is 54.
gPress Bluetooth.
hSelect [OK] with B, then press
z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen
appears.
iDisplay the record of the
receiving camera with b/Bor
perform a new search (page 7).
jSelect [CONNECT] with v, then
press z.
“SENDING” is indicated and the
selected image is sent to the receiving
camera.
<Sending camera>
<Receiving camera>
•If passkey entry is required on the sending
and receiving cameras, enter the passkey
(page 17).
•If you run past the time limit for the
passkey entry (30 seconds), connect again.
When the images have been sent,
“SENT” is indicated on the sending
camera.
kSelect [EXIT], then press z.
The Bluetooth function turns off and
the Bluetooth menu appears again.
To cancel the sending operation
Sending camera
Select [EXIT], then press zin Step 0.
The Bluetooth function is turned off and the
Bluetooth menu appears again.
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
SELECT MOVE TO NEXT
Bluetooth
EXIT
SENDING
OK
SONY Cyber–shotX
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0/1
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RECEIVING
SONY Cyber–shot
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On the Index (triple-image)
screen
aSet the MODE dial to , then
press the SMART ZOOM W
button twice to switch to the
Index (triple-image) screen.
bMove the image you want to
send to the center with b/B.
cPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Sending camera>
dSelect [SEND] with V, then
press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen
appears.
eDisplay the record of the
receiving camera with b/Bor
perform a new search (page 7).
fSelect [CONNECT] with v, then
press z.
“SENDING” is indicated and the
selected image is sent to the receiver
camera.
<Sending camera>
<Receiving camera>
•If passkey entry is required on the sending
and receiving cameras, enter the passkey
(page 17).
•If you run past the time limit for the
passkey entry (30 seconds), connect again.
gTo send other images, move
the desired image to the center
with b/B, then press z.
To cancel the sending operation
Sending Camera
Select [EXIT], then press zin Step 6or
7. The Bluetooth function is turned off
and the Bluetooth menu appears again.
Sending images to a
Sony VAIO
MODE dial:
You can send images to a VAIO equipped
with the BIP-compatible Bluetooth
function.
• For the latest information about
connection using a VAIO, see the
following URL: http://www.sony-
imaging.com/support/
•You can also operate with the index (nine- or
triple-image) screen.
•For the image types you can send, see page 19.
OK BACK/NEXT
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SEND
RECEIVE
PRINT
EXIT
SENDING
OK
SONY Cyber–shotX
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MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth

Sending images
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aTurn on your VAIO and turn on
the Bluetooth function.
bStart up “BlueSpace.”
For details on this operation, refer to
the HELP of the VAIO.
cSet the MODE dial on the
camera to and display the
image you want to send.
dPress Bluetooth on the
camera.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
eSelect [SEND] with b, then
press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE RECEIVER screen
appears.
fDisplay the record of the
receiver with b/Bor perform
new search (page 7).
gSelect [CONNECT] with v, then
press z.
“SENDING” is indicated on the
camera and the selected image is sent
to the VAIO.
<Sending camera>
•If passkey entry is required on your
camera and the VAIO, enter the passkey
(page 17).
•If you run past the time limit for the
passkey entry (30 seconds), connect again.
hTo send other images, display
the desired image with b/B,
then press z.
To cancel the sending operation
Your camera
Select [EXIT], then press zin Step 7or
8. The Bluetooth function is turned off
and the Bluetooth menu appears again.
EXIT
SENDING
OK
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Receiving images
from a camera
MODE dial:
You can receive images from a camera
equipped with the BIP-compatible
Bluetooth function.
•You can also perform this operation with the
index (nine- or triple-image) screen.
•For the image types you can receive, see
page 19.
aSet the MODE dial to .
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Receiving camera>
cSelect [RECEIVE] with b/B,
then press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
“WAITING FOR CONNECTION” is
indicated. The camera is then
connectable.
<Receiving camera>
dDiscover the receiving camera
with the sending camera, and
send images.
“RECEIVING” is indicated and the
image is sent to the receiving camera.
After recording the image in the
receivingcamera,thereceivingcamera
turns back to be receivable (WAITING
TO RECEIVE).
<Receiving camera>
To cancel the receiving
operation
When [EXIT] is indicated on the screen,
you can cancel the receiving operation at
any time. Select [EXIT], then press z. The
Bluetooth function is turned off and the
Bluetooth menu appears again. The file
currently being received is not saved.
When the sending camera turns
off the Bluetooth function
The following screen appears.
<Receiving camera>
If you want to receive other images, select
[EXIT] to turn off the Bluetooth function.
Then, repeat Steps 3and 4.
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
OK
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WAITING FOR CONNECTION
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WAITINGTO RECEIVE
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Receiving images
from a Sony VAIO
MODE dial:
You can receive images from a VAIO
eqquiped with the BIP-compatible
Bluetooth function.
• For the latest information about
connection using a VAIO, see the
following URL: http://www.sony-
imaging.com/support/
•For the image types you can receive, see
page 19.
Preparing your camera
aSet the MODE dial to .
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Your camera>
cSelect [RECEIVE] with b/B,
then press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
“WAITING FOR CONNECTION” is
indicated. The camera is then
connectable.
<Your camera>
Preparing the VAIO
aTurn on the VAIO and turn on
the Bluetooth function.
bStart up “BlueSpace.”
For details on the following
operations, refer to the HELP of the
VAIO or URL: http://www.sony-
imaging.com/support/
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
OK
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EXIT
WAITING FOR CONNECTION
OK
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Using your camera as
the remote camera of
a Sony VAIO
MODE dial: / P/SCN
You can perform remote shooting from a
VAIO equipped with the BIP-compatible
Bluetooth function.
• For the latest information about
connection using a VAIO, see the
following URL: http://www.sony-
imaging.com/support/
•When [SECURITY LEVEL] of your camera is
set to [HIGH], passkey entry may be required
(page 17).
Preparing your camera
aSet the MODE dial on the
camera to , P, or SCN.
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
<Your camera>
cPress zto execute [REMOTE
CAMERA].
The Bluetooth function starts up and
“WAITING FOR CONNECTION” is
indicated. The camera is then
connectable.
<Your camera>
•When [MODE] (REC MODE) is set to
[VOICE], you cannot select [REMOTE
CAMERA].
•You cannot use the self-timer function.
The maximum time you can use
the camera as a remote camera is
three hours. The camera
automatically turns off after three
hours.
Donotuse the camera forhours as
a surveillance camera and such.
This may cause a malfunction.
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
REMOTE CAMERA
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Using your camera as the remote camera
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Preparing the VAIO
aTurn on the VAIO and turn on
the Bluetooth function.
bStart up “BlueSpace.”
For details on the following
operations, refer to the HELP of the
VAIO or URL: http:www.sony-
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Printing images
MODE dial:
You can send images to a printer equipped
withtheBIP-compatibleBluetoothfunction
and print images.
Before operation
Turn on the printer, and be sure to set the
printer to allow it to be connected.
•You can also perform this operation with the
index (nine- or triple-image) screen.
•For the image types you can send, see page 19.
Sending images to a printer
aSet the MODE dial on the
camera to and display the
image you want to print.
bPress Bluetooth.
The Bluetooth menu appears.
cSelect [PRINT], then press z.
The Bluetooth function starts up and
the SELECT THE PRINTER screen
appears.
dDisplay the record of the
printer with b/Bor perform a
new search (page 7).
eSelect [CONNECT] with v, then
press z.
“PRINTING” is indicated on the
camera and the selected image is sent
to the printer.
•If passkey entry is required, enter the same
passkey as that of the printer (page 17).
•If you run past the time limit for the
passkey entry (30 seconds), connect again.
•The printer may have a predetermined
passkey or its passkey may have been set
beforehand. For details on the passkey
setting of the printer, refer to the operating
instructions supplied with the printer.
fTo send other images, display
the image you want to print
with b/B, then press z.
•The number of images you can send in a
row depends on the printer.
To cancel the sending operation
Select [EXIT], then press zin Step 5or
6. The Bluetooth function is turned off
and the Bluetooth menu appears again.
•The camera cannot cancel the printing
operation after the image has been sent to the
printer. For details to stop the printing, refer to
the operating instructions supplied with the
printer.
•The edges of the image may not be printed
depending on the printer setting.
•It may take a lot of time to print images,
depending on the image size or the printer.
MODE dial
Control button
Bluetooth
SEND RECEIVE PRINT
OK
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PRINTING
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Authentication/Deleting the record
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Authentication
What’s a passkey
Passkey is used to authenticate two
Bluetooth devices that have not previously
connected to each otherand create a trusted
relationship between them.
You need to enter the same characters
(passkey) to each device on passkey
authentication process.
Once authentication of the device has been
confirmed,thecameraregisteredthe device
as a record. Since then you can connect the
device without entering a passkey.
• To ensure proper security, the passkey
entry has a time limit (30 seconds),
based on the Bluetooth standards.
•The passkey entry may be required when the
authentication valid period of the camera on
other device is expired, the record is deleted, or
the security setting is changed.
•Passkey entry may be required, depending on
devices, each time you intend to connect.
•This “Passkey” is also referred to as a
“Bluetooth passkey” etc. “PIN” is also used
with the same meaning.
When the passkey entry screen
appearsonyourcamerabeforeit
appears on the other device
Enter the desired passkey on your camera.
Then, enter the same passkey on the other
device.
When the passkey entry screen
appears on the other device
before it appears onyour camera
Enter the desired passkey on the other
device. Then, enter the same passkey on
your camera.
When the passkey entry screen
appears on your camera and the
other device at the same time
You can enter the passkey on either one.
Enter the same passkey on your camera and
the other device.
Entering the passkey
Enter the passkey when the passkey entry
screen appears.
aSelect the desired character
with v/V/b/B, then press z.
The selected character is entered.
bRepeat Step 1as many times
as needed to enter the desired
passkey.
cSelect [OK] with v/B, then
press z.
The passkey entry is completed.
•You can enter a passkey with up to 16
characters, however, you have to enter the
passkey within the time limit (30 seconds). Due
to the time limit, we recommend you use about
a four-character passkey.
•The character types and the number of
characters available depend on the device.
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To change the character type
Each time you press the MENU button, the
character type changes as follows: number
tlowercase letters tuppercase letters
tsymbols
To delete one character
Select [BACK SPACE], then press z. The
last character is deleted. Only the last
character in a series can be deleted using
[BACK SPACE].
To delete all the characters
Select [DELETE ALL], then press z. All
the characters are deleted.
• If you select [EXIT], authentication is
canceled and the connection is not
established.
If you fail to enter the passkey
If you run pastthe time limit for the passkey
entry (30 seconds) or enter a different
passkey, confirm error messages then
connect again.
Deleting the record
Your camera stores access history and
information about the devices once
connected as an item called the record.
Since you can select a desired device from
the record, you do not have to perform a
new search each time you connect. The
camera can store records on up to seven
devices, and when you try to store another
record on a device, the oldest item is
automatically deleted from the list.
aSet the MODE dial to SET UP.
bSelect (Bluetooth SETUP)
with V, [EDIT RECORD] with v/
V/B, [OK] with v/B, then press
z.
The SELECT RECORD screen
appears.
cDisplay the record you want to
delete with b/B.
dSelect [DELETE] with v, then
press z.
eSelect [OK] with v, then press
z.
The selected record is deleted.
fTo delete other records,
display the record you want to
delete with b/B, select
[DELETE], then press z.
To cancel the deletion
Select [CANCEL] in Step 5or [EXIT] in
Step 6, then press z.
MODE dial
Control button
SELECT RECORD
EXIT
DELETE
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Additional information
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File types that can be
sent/received
Sending
The types of files you can send using your
camera are as follows:
• Still image files shot normally.
– In Multi Burst mode
• Still image files shot in
–E-MAILmode
– VOICE mode.
•The files you can send using your camera are
only JPEG files.
•The image may be resized or only the
thumbnail file may be sent depending on the
connected device.
•The settings for DPOF and protect are not valid
in received images.
•File name and storage destination depend on
the connected device.
Received image file storage
destinations and file names on a
VAIO
For details, refer to the HELP of the VAIO.
Receiving
• The only files you can receive using your
camera are JPEG files.
• Received images are recorded in the
recording folder. The file name format
used is as follows:
“NET0ssss.JPG”* and used it
depends also on the setting of [FILE
NUMBER] in (SETUP 2).
*ssss stands for any number within the
range from 0001 to 9999.
• The settings for DPOF and protect are not
valid in received images.
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Troubleshooting
If you have trouble with your camera, try
the following solutions.
For details on your VAIO, refer to the
HELP of the VAIO or the following
URL: http://www.sony-imaging.com/
support/
Sending/Printing images
Symptom Cause Solution
The Bluetooth button
does not work. • The MODE dial is not set to . • The playback zoom function is being used.
pSet the MODE dial to (see the operating instructions).
pCancel the playback zoom function (see the operating
instructions).
[SEND] or [PRINT] in the
Bluetoothmenu cannotbe
selected.
• The MODE dial is not set to .
• No “Memory Stick” is inserted.
• No images are in the selected folder.
• A movie or Clip Motion file is selected.
pSet the MODE dial to (see the operating instructions).
pInsert a “Memory Stick” (see the operating instructions).
pSelect the folder where the image is stored (see the operating
instructions).
pSelect an image file other than Movie or Clip Motion files.
The desired Bluetooth
device cannot be
discovered.
• The device is not turned on.
• The device is not connectable.
• The device ran past the time limit.
• The device is placed outside of radio wave range
• The antenna portion of your camera or the
device is covered with your hand etc.
• The desired device is now connecting to another
device.
• The name of the device has been changed.
• More than 10 Bluetooth devices are found
around your camera.
• The name of the device is not found.
pTurn on the device. For details, see the operating instructions
supplied with the device.
pCheck that the Bluetooth function of the device is started up and
the device is connectable.
pSet the deviceso that it is connectable and perform anew search
(page 7).
pMove the device closer to your camera.
pDo not cover the antenna portion (page 4).
pWait until the connection is finished and perform a new search
(page 7).
pCheck the name of the device.
pThe maximum number of devices discoverable using a new
search is 10. The order in which devices are discovered depends
on existing conditions. Turn off all devices except the desired
device, or repeat new searches until the desired device is found.
pWhen a new search is canceled, the name of the device you are
searching for may not be found. A substitute name (e.g.,
Device1) may be displayed instead. Identify the device address
and type (page 35) and select it again or perform the new search
again.