Microtek MKT-1300a manual Appendix C Using the SD Card, SD Card Insertion, SD Card Formatting

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Appendix C – Using the SD Card

A SecureDigital (SD) card may be inserted in the camera to provide an external memory in which to store pictures and movies. Images are stored directly onto the SD card when the card is installed. This section covers the following topics:

Inserting SD card

Formatting SD card

SD card-handling precautions

SD Card Insertion

When the READY LED is flashing, the camera may be performing an operation with the SD card. You may lose or damage data if you turn the power off, remove the SD card or move the camera.

SD cards which have data on them that was created on a different system may cause camera malfunction.

SD Card Formatting

Formatting allows you to prepare the SD card to record images. Be advised that this will remove the contents of the card to be formatted. Ensure that the data on the SD card is backed up or not important before formatting the card.

NOTE: Formatting an SD card may solve some camera operation problems. It may also be necessary to format a card used by a different camera.

SD Card Handling

Precautions

The following precautions are provided to allow you to safely get the best performance from your SD card.

Abuse of the SD card may cause it to fail in an operating situation. Do not attempt to disassemble, bend, shake, or apply force to the card. Do not subject the SD card to water, condensation, dust, sand, or high humidity and temperature, as well as static electricity and noise.

The SD card is equipped with a write-protected tab to prevent inadvertent recording over saved images. You cannot record when it is set to LOCK.

You may lose or damage data if you remove the SD card while it is in operation.

Store the card in its supplied case.

Do not touch the card terminals or card with any foreign object or material.

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Contents Page Page Safety Precautions Page Table of Contents Viewing Images on Your Computer Federal Communications Commission Interference Statement Camera Overview Camera Package Contents Camera Components Front ViewBottom View Rear View LCD Screen Display Photo Mode Movie Mode Movie Normal DisplayMovie Recording Display Audio Mode Audio Normal DisplayAudio Recording Display Playback Mode Single-image Display Normal viewSingle-image Display Magnified view Movie Playing Display Audio Playing DisplayGetting Started Attaching the StrapLoading the Batteries Battery Status SD Memory Card Insertion Camera On/Off Setting the Date and Time Selecting the LanguageFormatting the SD Card Using the Mode Switch Before ShootingLCD Screen On/Off Using the Menus Using the Multifunction ButtonsUsing the Shutter Button Using the ViewfinderHolding the Camera Shooting Shooting Still ImagesUsing the Digital Zoom Using the Flash Continuous Shooting Using the Self-Timer Customizing Shooting-related Settings Selecting Photo SizeSelecting Photo Quality Selecting the Shooting Drive Mode Adjusting the Exposure Compensation ± Selecting the White Balance Selecting the Sharpness Shooting Movies Viewing Images Singe-image DisplayNine-image Display Magnifying Images Using the Slide Show Rotating Images Playing Movies Television Viewing Deleting Images Deleting the Current ImageDeleting Selected Image Deleting All ImagesAudio Recording AudioPlaying Audio Digital Camera Settings Beep Adjustment Setting the DateSetting the Time Digital Camera Reset Selecting the Video SystemFormatting the SD Card Auto Power Saving Copying to the SD CardSelecting the Frequency Selecting the Language Viewing Images on Your Computer System RequirementsInstalling the Camera Getting the Camera ReadyConnecting the Camera Copying ImagesValue-bundled Software Viewing ImagesAppendix a PC/Web Cam USBAppendix B Using the Batteries Acceptable Battery TypesBattery Insertion Battery Handling PrecautionsBattery Charging Appendix C Using the SD Card SD Card Handling PrecautionsSD Card Insertion SD Card FormattingAppendix D Maintenance Appendix E Troubleshooting Camera ProblemsPage Battery Problems Photography Problems Page Computer Problems Page Page Appendix F Warning and Error Messages Card ErrorAppendix G Menu Items and Factory Defaults Drive ModeAppendix H- Specifications Cmos