Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 700 Manual de usuario

PDC 700

Digital Camera

Abridged User Guide

This is a reformatted, edited version of the help file included on the PhotoMAX

Image Maker software CD.

This PDC 700 camera

has a USB cable for

faster downloads!

If you own a Windows 98 PC, you can connect this PhotoMAX

PDC 700 camera to the computer’s high-speed USB port . . .

and download images even faster!

Turn off the camera.

Connect the USB cable to the USB port on your computer

(a)

and then to the camera

(b)

, as shown.

NOTE:

You do not need to turn off a

Windows 98 computer to make the connection.

Connect the AC power adapter to the AC power connection

on the camera, as described in the enclosed documentation.

Plug the AC adapter into a grounded electrical outlet.

Turn on the camera.

Use the Polaroid PhotoMAX Image Maker Version 2.41

Software included in this kit to establish the download

connection, as described in the enclosed documentation.

NOTE:

You must install the Version 2.41 software before

you can download images over the USB connection.

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This sheet contains

information that is not

found in the enclosed

Quickstart Guide

in the software

Online Help.

Questions?

Visit our Help site at:

www.polaroid.com

Or call us at our

Help line: 1-800-897-0356

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The Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 700

Digital Camera Creative Kit

Your Polaroid PhotoMAX PDC 700 Digital Camera Creative Kit contains everything you

need to take digital pictures and transfer them to your computer where you can edit them,

send them over the Internet, print them, and store them.

The Polaroid PDC 700 Digital Camera and the Polaroid Image Maker Software and the

PhotoMAX Pro software are easy to use, and are designed to work together to produce

high-quality results. Use your imagination. Have fun!

aPolaroid PDC 700 Digital Camera

bFour AA batteries

cCamera-to-computer cable (RS-232C serial cable)

dCamera case

eWrist strap

fCamera-to-TV cable (video cable)

gPolaroid PhotoMAX Image Maker Software CD-ROM

hAC power adapter

iAC power adapter cord

jPolaroid PhotoMAX PDC 700 QuickStart Card

Please fill out and mail in your registration card!

Attaching the wrist strap

Power Supply

You can operate the Polaroid PDC 700 digital camera on battery power or with the AC

adapter. Use the AC adapter whenever possible to extend the life of your batteries. It is a

good idea to keep a set of extra batteries handy, especially on a trip when it may not be

possible to find replacement batteries easily.

If the camera is not connected to the computer and you are not using the AC adapter, the

camera goes into power-save mode.

The camera displays a low battery icon on the LCD display

when the battery power is weak. When you see this icon, replace

the batteries with a new set as soon as possible.

When battery power is low you can continue to use the camera

without the flash for a short period of time. You cannot turn on

the camera when the batteries are dead.

Loading batteries

1. Open the battery compartment on the bottom of the camera by pushing the button in

the direction indicated by the arrow.

2. Load 4 AA-size batteries into the compartment.

Make sure the + and - terminals are oriented correctly in the compartment, or the

camera will not function. Do not mix old and new batteries, batteries of different

types (for example, Alkaline and Lithium), or batteries from different manufacturers.

3. Close the battery compartment cover. Make sure it is closed securely.

Caution: If you are not going to be using your camera for an extended length of time or

if the batteries are dead, remove the batteries to prevent leaks or corrosion. Camera

damage caused by misuse of batteries is not covered under the terms of the One

Year Limited Warranty.

Some tips for extending the life of your batteries:

•Use the optical viewfinder to take pictures. Prolonged use of the LCD display

shortens the life of the batteries.

•Use the AC adapter to review images on the LCD.

•Use the AC adapter to review images on your TV.

Connecting the AC adapter

Using the Optional Memory Card

Images are stored in the 4 MB flash memory in the Polaroid PDC 700 Digital Camera.

The images you take with your camera also can be stored on a removable memory card.

The memory card is an optional ATA-compatible memory device that gives your camera

additional memory. With additional memory you can store more images or images of

higher quality. CompactFlash card maximum size: 48MB.

You need an external device to transfer images from the memory card to your computer.

You also can transfer images from the memory card to a Laptop computer using the

PCMCIA slot.

When you use a memory card, the images are stored on the card and not in the flash

memory in the camera.

Note: If an unformatted memory card is installed in the camera when you turn on the

camera, the card is formatted automatically. You also can manually format the memory

card.

To insert the memory card:

1. Turn off the camera.

2. Open the memory compartment.

3. Insert the memory card into the slot.

Make sure the card is pushed firmly into the slot.

Note: The camera prompts you to format the memory card if it is not formatted. The

camera displays the format menu on the LCD display.

To remove the memory card

1. Press the button next to the card and pull the card out from the slot.

2. Close the memory compartment door.

Formatting the flash memory and a memory card

1. Turn on the camera.

2. Press the Menu Mode button.

3. Press the Next/Self-timer button to move the cursor to the Format Memory

icon .

4. Press the shutter button to display the Format screen.

5. Press the Next/Self-timer button to format the flash memory and the

memory card. Press the Previous/Flash button to cancel the operation.

Warning: Once you format the flash memory or a memory card, all images are erased

and cannot be retrieved - they are gone forever! Before you format the flash memory

or a memory card, transfer the images to your computer.

Using the Camera

To turn on the power to the camera:

1. If you have the optional memory card, insert it now.

2. Slide the power switch (c) on the top of the camera to the right.

3. The default camera settings appear on the Status panel (a):

aBattery status

bFlash setting

cNumber of images that can be taken (Record mode) and the current picture index

(Playback mode)

dResolution setting on the top of the camera.

To set the time and date:

1. Turn on the camera.

2. Press the Menu Mode button.

3. Press the Next/Self-timer button to move the cursor to the Set Time-Date

icon .

4. Press the shutter button (b) to display the Set Time screen

5. Press the Next/Self-timer button to move the cursor to each setting that you

want to change. Press the shutter button to toggle through the settings.

6. Press the Next/Self-timer button to move the cursor to the OK icon.

7. Press the shutter button to save the time and date settings and to close the Set

Time screen.

Taking a Picture with Your PDC 700 Digital Camera

You can take pictures using the optical viewfinder (c) or using the LCD display. Use the

optical viewfinder for faster processing and flash recycle time and to optimize battery

life. Use the LCD display to optimize framing your image when you are using the macro

lens to take close-ups of objects. You can select your flash (a) settings, and even put

yourself in the picture with the self-timer (b).

To take a picture:

1. Turn on the camera.

The camera is in Record mode by default when you turn it on.

2. Press the Play/Record button if the camera is not in Record mode.

3. Slide the lens setting button to one of the following settings:

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