Toshiba PDR-M3 Manual de usuario

TOSHIBA

PDR-M3

DIGITAL

STILL

CAMERA

Introduction

Basic

Photography

Applications

Additional

Information

OWNER’S

MANUAL

ensure

that

you

use

the

Toshiba

PDR-M3

Digital

Still

Camera

safely

and

correctly,

read

this

User’s

Guide

carefully

beforehand.

Once

you

have

finished

reading

the

owner's

manual,

keep

handy

all

times.

prevent

fire

shock

hazard,

not

expose

the

unit

rain

moisture.

CAUTION:

REDUCE

THE

RISK

ELECTRIC

SHOCK.

NOT

REMOVE

COVER

(OR

BACK).

USER-SERVICEABLE

PARTS

INSIDE.

REFER

SERVICING

QUALIFIED

SERVICE

PERSONNEL.

RISQUE

CHOC

ELECTRIQUE

PAS

OUVRIR,

The

graphical

symbols

are

located

the

bottom

the

case.

This

symbol

intended

alert

the

user

the

presence

uninsulated

“dangerous

voltage”

within

the

product's

enclosure

that

may

sufficient

magnitude

constitute

risk

electric

shock

persons.

This

symbol

intended

alert

the

user

the

presence

important

operating

and

maintenance

(servicing)

instructions

the

literature

accompanying

the

appliance.

For

customers

the

U.S.A.

DIGITAL

STILL

CAMERA

PDR-M3

Tested

Comply

With

FCC

Standards

FOR

HOME

OFFICE

USE

FCC

Statement

This

device

complies

with

part

the

FCC

Rules.

Operation

subject

the

following

two

conditions:

(1)

This

device

may

not

cause

harmful

interference,

and

(2)

this

device

must

any

interference

received,

including

interference

that

may

cause

undesired

operation.

CAUTION

This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

comply

with

the

limits

for

Class

digital

device,

pursuant

Part

the

FCC

Rules.

These

limits

are

designed

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

residential

installation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses,

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

not

installed

and

used

accordance

with

the

instructions,

may

cause

harmful

interference

radio

communications.

However,

there

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

particular

installation.

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

radio

television

reception,

which

can

determined

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

encouraged

try

correct

the

interference

one

the

following

measures:

Change

the

direction

the

radio

antenna.

Move

the

computer

the

radio

TV. For

example,

the

computer

the

right

the

TV,

move

the

left

the

TV.

Or,

move

the

computer

farther

away

from

the

radio

TV.

Plug

the

computer

into

different

outlet.

Don’t

plug

your

radio

into

the

same

circuit

your

computer.

Ensure

that

all

expansion

slots

(on

the

back

side

the

computer)

are

covered.

Also,

ensure

that

all

metal

retaining

brackets

are

tightly

attached

the

computer.

these

suggestions

don’t

help,

consult

your

computer

dealer

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

help.

you

modify

the

camera

any

way,

without

getting

approval

from

Toshiba

Corporation,

your

camera

may

violate

FCC

regulations.

Violation

FCC

regulations

may

cause

the

FCC

void

your

right

use

the

modified

camera.

Only

peripherals

(computer

input

output

devices,

terminalis,

printers,

etc.)

certified

comply

with

tha

Class

limits

may

attached

the

computer

containing

the

camera.

Operations

with

non-certified

peripherals

are

likely

result

interference

with

radio

and

reception.

TOSHIBA

AMERICA

INFORMATION

SYSTEMS,

INC.

Imaging

Systems

Division

9740

Irvine

Boulevard,

Irvine,

California

92618-1697

Phone

Number:

(949)583-3000

For

customers

Canada

CAUTION

This

Class

digital

apparatus

complies

with

Canadian

ICES-003.

Cet

appareil

numérique

classe

est

conforme

norme

NMB-003

Canada.

Bij

dit

produkt

zijn

batterijen

geleverd.

Wanneer

deze

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Warning

...

Contents

Using

Your

Camera

Correctly

Using

the

Battery

...

Adapter

....

SmartMedia

Safety

Notes

Preface

Nomenclature

...

Using

the

Hand

Strap

....

Using

the

Lens

Cover

...

Charging

the

Battery

the

Battery

...

Connecting

the

Adapter

Charge

the

Battery

the

SmartMedia

the

SmartMedia

.....

Compatible

SmartMedia

Setting

the

Date

and

Time

...

Normal

(Auto)

Mode

Tana

Pictures

Using

the

Optical

Viewing

the

Photographed

Image

(Single-Frame

Playback)

Erasing

Unwanted

Images

(Single-Frame

Erase)

............

Switching

Off

(Removing

the

SmartMedia)

.........ssssessee

Adjusting

the

LCD

Monitor

Brightness

Taking

Pictures

Using

the

LCD

Monitor

SET

Button

.39

Flash

...

QUALITY

File

Size

......

Macro

(Close

Up)

Photography

Setup

Mode

.......

SHARPNESS

Color

FRAME

No.

BEEP

Self-Timer

Mode

Playback

Mode

(Various

Playback

Functions)

...

Playback

Zoom

........

Multi-Frame

Playback

(A)

Auto

Play

...

Erase

Mode

...

Erase

Frame

Erase

All

............

Format

(Initialize)

Protect

Mode

(Protecting

Your

Images)

Protecting

Single

Frames

and

Removing

the

Protection

Removing

Protection

for

All

Frames

Write

Protection

Manual

Mode

.......

Setting

the

White

Balance

Exposure

Compensation

Setting

the

Flash

Correction

Setting

the

..........

Setting

the

External

Flash

Synchronization

Filter

Functions

(Editing

Images

During

Playback)

Soft

Focus

Cross

Fitter

....

System

Expansion

Options

...........ssssscssesssssessssessscssecessneeneerseroeenses

Using

Take

Pictures

and

View

Images

Transferring

Images

(PC

Mode)

Warning

Displays

Viewfinder

LED

Troubleshooting

Specifications

Accessories

Guide

Glossary

sure

read

this

information

conjunction

with

Before

You

Use

This

Product

“Safety

Notes”

(=>P.11)

ensure

that

you

use

your

camera

correctly.

Places

Avoid

not

store

use

the

camera

the

following

types

locations:

Places

subject

strong

vibrations

Places

subject

strong

magnetic

fields

(such

places

near

motors,

transformers

magnets)

For

long

periods

contact

with

chemicals

such

pesticides

rubber

vinyl

products

not

expose

the

camera

sand.

The

PDR-MS

particularly

adversely

affected

sand.

sandy

locations

such

beaches

deserts,

locations

where

there

wind

borne

sand,

ensure

that

the

camera

not

exposed

sand.

This

can

cause

faults

that

may

irreparable.

Notes

Condensation

Due

sudden

change

temperature,

such

the

move

from

cold

location

warm

one,

water

droplets

(condensation)

may

form

the

inside

the

camera

the

lens.

When

this

occurs,

switch

the

camera

off

and

wait

hour

before

using

the

camera.

Condensation

may

also

form

the

SmartMedia

card.

this

event,

remove

the

SmartMedia

and

wait

short

time

before

using

again.

Cleaning

Your

Camera

Use

blower

brush

remove

dust

from

the

lens

and

LCD

surface

and

then

wipe

lightly

with

soft,

dry

cloth.

any

soiling

remains,

apply

small

amount

lens

cleaning

liquid

piece

lens

cleaning

paper

and

wipe

gently.

not

scratch

hard

objects

against

the

lens,

LCD

monitor

screen

viewfinder

these

surfaces

are

easily

damaged.

Clean

the

body

the

camera

with

soft

dry

cloth.

not

use

volatile

substances

such

thinners,

benzine

insecticide,

these

may

react

with

camera

body

and

cause

deformation

remove

the

coating.

Using

the

Camera

Overseas

When

travelling

overseas,

not

place

your

camera

the

check-in

baggage.

Baggage

handling

airports

may

subject

baggage

violent

shocks,

and

the

camera

may

damaged

internally

even

when

external

damage

visible.

Using

the

Battery

Before

you

use

the

camera,

read

the

battery

instructions

and

take

care

observe

the

safety

precautions

provided

the

instructions.

The

PDR-M3

camera

uses

rechargeable

lithium-ion

battery.

Note

the

points

below

when

using

this

battery.

Read

the

“Safety

Notes”

carefully

ensure

that

you

use

the

battery

correctly.

When

shipped,

the

NP-100

not

fully

charged.

Always

charge

the

battery

before

using

it.

Battery

Features

The

battery

gradually

loses

its

charge

even

when

not

used.

Use

battery

that

has

been

charged

recently

(in

the

last

day

two)

take

pictures.

maximize

the

battery

life,

switch

the

camera

off

often

possible

when

not

being

used.

cold

locations,

the

number

frames

that

can

shot

decreases.

Take

along

spare

fully

charged

battery.

You

can

also

increase

the

amount

power

produced

putting

the

battery

your

pocket

another

warm

place

heat

and

then

into

the

camera

just

before

you

take

picture.

you

are

using

heating

pad,

not

place

the

battery

directly

against

the

pad.

Charging

the

Battery

The

battery

can

charged

using

the

PDR-ACM1

Adapter

supplied

with

the

PDR-M3.

The

battery

takes

approximately

hours

charge.

you

use

the

BC-100

Battery

Charger

(sold

separately),

the

battery

can

charged

approximately

2.5

hours.

This

rechargeable

battery

does

not

need

fully

discharged

exhausted

before

being

charged.

The

battery

may

feel

warm

after

has

been

charged

immediately

after

being

used.

This

perfectly

normal.

The

battery

can

charged

temperatures

between

0°C

and

+40°C

(+32°F

and

+104°F),

but

should

charged

between

+10°C

and

+30°C

(+32°F

and

+86°F)

obtain

maximum

battery

performance.

not

recharge

fully

charged

battery.

Battery

Life

normal

temperatures,

this

battery

can

used

least

300

times.

the

battery

runs

out

quickly,

this

indicates

that

the

battery

has

reached

the

end

its

effective

life

and

should

replaced.

ensure

that

you

obtain

optimum

battery

performance:

Always

keep

the

battery

contacts

clean.

Store

the

battery

cool,

dry

place.

Storing

the

battery

for

long

periods

hot

location

can

shorten

the

battery

life.

the

battery

used

for

long

period,

the

camera

body

and

the

battery

itself

will

become

warm.

This

normal

and

not

malfunction.

Use

the

adapter

supplied

with

the

camera

you

are

taking

picture

viewing

images

for

long

period

time.

Adapter

Use

only

the

PDR-ACM1

Adapter

(supplied)

with

your

PDR-M3

Digital

Still

Camera.

The

use

adapter

other

than

the

PDR-ACM1

could

result

damage

your

PDR-

Digital

Still

Camera.

For

indoor

use

only.

Firmly

push

the

connection

cord

plug

into

the

socket

the

camera.

Before

removing

the

connection

cord

from

the

camera's

socket,

switch

the

camera

off

and

grasp

the

plug

you

pull

out.

(Do

not

pull

the

cord.)

not

use

this

camera

with

devices

other

than

those

specified

for

use

with

this

camera.

The

camera

may

times

become

warm

during

use.

This

normal

and

does

not

indicate

fault.

not

use

the

camera

very

hot

and

humid

locations.

not

drop

the

camera

subject

strong

impacts.

Buzzing

whirring

noises

may

come

from

inside

the

camera.

This

normal

and

does

not

indicate

fault.

not

use

the

camera

near

radio

could

interfere

with

radio

signal

reception.

Ensure

that

you

not

touch

the

adapter

against

any

other

metal

object

this

could

cause

short

circuit.

not

plug

the

adapter

into

the

DIGITAL

socket

this

could

damage

your

camera.

not

plug

the

adapter

while

you

are

using

the

battery.

Switch

the

camera

off

first.

not

load

the

battery

while

you

are

using

the

adapter.

Switch

the

camera

off

first.

you

disconnect

the

adapter

while

there

battery

loaded

the

camera,

the

date

and

time

information

will

lost.

this

event,

reset

the

date

and

time.

(™pP.25)

you

plug

the

adapter

when

there

battery

loaded

the

camera,

the

viewfinder

lamp

may

flash

red.

This

does

not

indicate

fault,

however.

The

SmartMedia

card

supplied

with

your

PDR-M3

camera

new

image

recording

medium

developed

especially

for

use

digital

cameras.

Each

SmartMedia

card

contains

built-in

semiconductor

memory

chip

(NAND

flash

memory)

which

used

for

storing

digital

image

data.

Because

the

data

stored

electronically,

the

stored

image

data

can

erased

from

the

card

and

new

data

recorded.

Storing

Data

the

situations

listed

below,

recorded

data

may

erased

(destroyed).

Please

note

that

Toshiba

Corporation

accepts

responsibility

whatsoever

for

the

loss

(destruction)

recorded

data.

When

the

SmartMedia

used

incorrectly

the

owner

third

party

When

the

SmartMedia

exposed

static

electricity

electrical

noise

When

the

SmartMedia

cover

opened

the

SmartMedia

removed

and

the

camera

then

switched

off

during

data

recording,

during

data

erasing

(SmartMedia

formatting)

during

frame

advance

when

images

are

being

played

back.

Back

important

data

onto

another

medium

(MO

disk,

floppy

disk,

hard

disk,

etc.).

Handling

SmartMedia

When

inserting

the

card

into

the

camera,

hold

the

SmartMedia

straight

you

push

in.

Never

remove

the

SmartMedia

switch

the

camera

off

during

data

recording,

during

data

erasing

(SmartMedia

formatting)

during

frame

advance

when

images

are

being

played

back.

These

actions

could

result

damage

the

SmartMedia.

Use

only

the

SmartMedia

specified

for

use

with

the

PDR-M3.

The

use

other

SmartMedia

could

damage

the

camera.

SmartMedia

are

precision

electronic

devices.

not

bend,

drop,

subject

SmartMedia

excessive

shocks.

not

use

store

SmartMedia

environments

likely

affected

strong

static

electricity

electrical

noise.

not

use

store

SmartMedia

very

hot,

humid

corrosive

environments.

Take

care

not

touch

the

SmartMedia’s

contact

area

allow

the

area

become

soiled.

Use

dry

lint-free

cloth

wipe

away

any

soiling

that

does

occur.

avoid

damage

caused

static

electricity,

always

use

the

special

static-free

case

provided

during

transportation

storage,

keep

the

SmartMedia

storage

case

available.

not

carry

SmartMedia

locations

such

trouser

pocket.

This

could

subject

the

SmartMedia

excessive

force

when

you

sit

down,

thereby

damaging

the

SmartMedia.

The

SmartMedia

may

feel

warm

when

removed

from

the

camera

after

extended

periods

picture

taking

image

viewing.

This

normal

and

does

not

indicate

fault.

inserting

SmartMedia

that

charged

with

static

electricity

into

your

camera

may

result

camera

malfunction.

this

occurs,

switch

the

camera

off

and

then

again.

Affix

the

label

onto

the

designated

area

the

card.

not

use

third-party

labels

this

can

lead

problems

when

the

card

inserted

removed.

When

you

attach

the

label,

take

care

that

does

not

cover

any

the

write-protect

area.

Using

SmartMedia

with

you

intend

take

photos

using

SmartMedia

that

has

been

used

PC,

format

the

SmartMedia

your

camera.

When

you

format

SmartMedia

the

camera,

folder

(directory)

called

“IM01TOSH”

automatically

created.

Image

data

then

recorded

this

folder.

not

change

delete

the

folder

(directory)

names

file

names

the

SmartMedia

from

your

this

will

make

impossible

use

the

SmartMedia

your

camera.

Always

use

the

camera

erase

image

data

SmartMedia.

edit

image

data,

copy

the

image

data

the

computer's

hard

disk

and

then

edit

the

copied

data.

record

erase

image

data

SmartMedia

card

from

your

PC,

read

images

recorded

the

SmartMedia

using

your

PDR-M3

camera

from

your

PC,

use

the

PICTURE

SHUTTLE

Data

Transfer

Software

provided

with

the

Interface

kit.

Write

Protection

Affix

write-protect

sticker

over

the

write-protect

area

on the

SmartMedia

prevent

recording

data

the

erasure

data

from

the

SmartMedia.

When

attaching

the

sticker,

ensure

that

within

the

write-protect

area

and

that

firmly

stuck

flush

the

card.

not

use

third-party

labels

this

can

lead

problems

when

the

card

inserted

removed.

The

write

protection

may

not

function

the

write-protect

sticker

becomes

soiled.

Use

soft

dry

cloth

wipe

away

any

soiling.

SmartMedia

Specifications

Type

Image

memory

card

for

digital

cameras

(SmartMedia)

2MB,

4MB,

8MB,

16MB,

(32MB)

Type

memory

NAND

flash

memory

Operating

voltage

3.3V

Operating

conditions

Temperature:

0°C

40°C;

Humidity:

80%

less

(condensation

free)

Dimensions

37mm

x0.76mm

45mm

(1.45in.

0.03in.

1.77in.)

(WxH

Accessories

Anti-static

case

(1),

labels

(2),

write-protect

stickers

(4)

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