Konica Minolta S414 Changing Batteries, Battery Condition Indicator, Auto Power Save

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CHANGING BATTERIES

This digital camera uses four AA-size alkaline or Ni-MH batteries. Ni-MH batteries are recommended because of longer life. When using Ni-MH batteries, fully recharge them with a battery charger suitable for complex electronic equipment. Please consult your vendor about an appropriate charger.

When replacing batteries, the mode dial should be in the off position. If the camera is not turned off when replacing exhausted batteries, the low-battery warning may not reset.

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Open the battery-chamber door by moving the battery-

 

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chamber lock (1) to the open position. Slide the door forward

 

(2) to release the safety catch; the door should spring open (3).

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Insert the batteries. Make sure the positive and negative battery terminals are oriented as illustrated on the diagram in the battery chamber.

5Close the battery-chamber door and slide it back toward the body (4) to engage the safety catch. Move the lock lever (5) to the close position.

After installing the batteries, the set-time/date message may

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appear on the monitor. The clock and calendar are set in the

custom 2 section of the setup menu (p. 20).

BATTERY CONDITION INDICATOR

This camera is equipped with an automatic battery-condition indicator. When the camera is on, the battery-condition indicator appears on the data panel and monitor. The monitor icon will change from white to red when battery power is low. If the data panel and monitor are blank, the batteries may be dead or installed incorrectly.

Full-battery Icon - the batteries are fully charged. This icon is displayed for five seconds on the monitor when the camera is turned on. The icon remains on the data panel.

Low-battery warning - battery power is very low. The batteries should be replaced as soon as possible. This warning automatically appears and remains on the monitor until the batteries are changed.

Blinking low-battery icon - when displayed on the data panel with no other icons, power is insufficient for camera operation. The shutter will not release. When replacing exhausted batteries, wait thirty seconds between removing the old batteries and inserting the new ones.

When installing batteries, make sure the battery terminals are clean. Residue or dirt on the terminals can sometimes cause a false low-battery warning. Always use a clean, dry cloth to clean batteries.

AUTO POWER SAVE

To conserve battery power, the camera will turn off displays and unnecessary functions if an operation is not made within a certain period. The LCD monitor will turn off after thirty seconds. The data panel turns off after one minute. To restore the displays, press any button or key, or turn the mode dial to another position. The length of the auto-power- save period for the data panel can be changed in the basic section of the setup menu (p. 84).

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Contents Page For Proper and Safe USE Before YOU BeginExplosion or fire Table of Contents 100 Camera Body Viewfinder Mode DialAttaching the Neck Strap and Lens CAP LCD Monitor DisplayBattery Condition Indicator Auto Power SaveChanging Batteries Changing the Compactflash Card External Power Supplies Sold SeparatelyController Setting the Date and TimeSetting the Camera to Record Images Automatically AUTO-RECORDING ModeUsing the Zoom Lens Handling the CameraBasic Recording Operation Special Focusing Situations Focus SignalsFocus Lock Focus RangeDIGITAL-SUBJECT-PROGRAM Button Flash Modes Flash Range AUTO-RECORDING Mode Flash SignalsCAMERA-SHAKE Warning SELF-TIMER Drive ModesN g l e f r a m e advance Remote Control Sold Separately Continuous AdvanceSize 2272 X 1600 X 1280 X 640 X Fine Standard Economy Bracketing Display Button Recording ModeViewing and Deleting Images SINGLE-FRAME Playback and Histogram DisplayEnlarged Playback Display Button PlaybackBasic Navigating the AUTO-RECORDING Mode MenuImage Size and Image Quality Date Imprinting Voice MemoInstant Playback Digital ZoomTo store an image during playback To delete an imageWhat is AN EV? What is a STOP? Exposure CompensationStops As much light Autofocus Areas and Control MULTI-FUNCTION Recording ModeCustom Navigating the MULTI-FUNCTION Recording Mode MenuProgram Exposure ModesAperture priority a Manual exposure MFocus Modes Bulb ExposuresWhite Balance Preset White BalanceCustom White Balance Automatic White BalanceFlash Range and Camera Sensitivity Camera Sensitivity ISOFULL-TIME AF Metering ModesSharpness Color ModeContrast FilterShort Guide to Photography Movie Recording Recording Movies with the IR Remote Control RC-3Playing Back Voice Memos Viewing MoviesNavigating the PLAYBACK-MODE Menu FRAME-SELECTION Screen Viewing Images on a TelevisionPlay Mark frames Select Confirm Enter Deleting Files Locking FilesChanging the Index Playback Format Slide Show Slide Enter show All frames Playback Marked FramesDuration 1 60s Repeat Yes / No About Dpof Canceling a Dpof Print OrderCreating a Dpof Print Order Ordering AN Index PrintCopying Images Navigating the Setup Menu Setup ModeLCD Monitor Brightness Display ModeFormatting Compactflash Cards LanguageVolume Audio SignalsFile Number # Memory Select FolderDate and Time Setting Resetting the CameraDate Format Video OutputSystem Requirements Connecting the Camera to a ComputerAutomatic Installation Connecting to Windows 98 and 98 Second EditionManual Installation Compactflash Card Folder Organization Drive IconWindows 98 / 98 Second Edition Disconnecting the Camera from the ComputerWindows Me, 2000 Professional, and XP MacintoshTroubleshooting Auto Power Save DATA-TRANSFER ModeWindows 98 and 98 Second Edition About NI-MH Batteries Problem Symptom Cause Solution Problem SymptomCauseCare and Storage Removing the Driver Software WindowsLCD Monitor Care CCD Technical SpecificationsMinolta Hong Kong Limited Universal Copyright ConventionAbout NI-MH Batteries OM NI-MH-BATTERIER