Toshiba PDR-T20 instruction manual Contents

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Contents

GettingReady
TakingPhotographs
PlayingBack/Deleting	PhotographedImages
Connectingtothe	PC
OtherUseful	Information

	Getting Ready
Attention		2
Safety Precautions		3
Contents		8
Using Your Camera Correctly		9
Notes On Handling Battery		11
Handling the AC Adapter Correctly		12
Handling the SD Card Correctly		13
Names of the Parts		14
Using the Touch Panel		16
Inserting and Removing the SD Card		18
Loading and Unloading the Battery		19
Charging the Battery		20
Turning the Power On/Off		22
Opening and Closing the Lens Cover		23
Setting the Date and Time		24
Switching between the photography and
playback modes		26
	Taking Photographs
Taking Photographs		28
Selecting the Scene Mode		30
Selecting the Flash Mode		32
Using the Self-timer		34
Zooming Images to Be Photographed		35
Changing the Photography Menu Settings ...		36
•	Preview	37
•	White balance	37
•	Color	37
•	Quality	37
•	ISO	37
•	LCD brightness	37
•	Setup	37
Playing Back/Deleting Photographed Images
Playing Back Images		40
Displaying a List of Images
	(Thumbnail Display)	41
Enlarging Photographed Images
	(Zoom Playback)	42
Playing Back Images Continuously
(Slideshow)		43
Drawing Images (Paint)		44
Protecting Images (Protect)		46
Erasing Images		47
Formatting the SD Card		48

	Connecting to the PC
About Your Software		50
Connecting to the PC		51
Connecting to a Windows PC		52
Connecting to a Macintosh		54
Disconnecting the Camera from the PC		55
Using ACDSeeTM		56
File Structure		58
	Other Useful Information
Changing the System Settings		60
•	Auto Power Off	61
•	Sound	61
• Date and time setting		61
•	Language	61
•	System	61
Setting the DPOF		62
Warning Messages		64
Troubleshooting		65
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)		66
Specifications		67
Global Contacts		68
Index		69

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Contents PDR-T20 ReadyGetting PhotographsTakingGraphic symbol definitions Graphic symbolExemption Clauses Indication definitionsReady GettingAbout the AC adapter About battery GettingReadyTaking Contents Cleaning the Camera Avoid using or storing the camera in the following placesAbout recycling of rechargeable battery Handling the CameraCopyright Notice Software version upgradeTrademark information About Battery Use When Not Using the Battery for a Long TimeCharging the Battery SpecificationsHandling the AC Adapter Correctly AC adapter CEX0107AState Write ProtectionWrite protection Names of the Parts Indicator Enter/Direction button IndicatorMode Icon Description Display key pages 29Menu key pages 36 Erase key pages 47You can operate the touch panel using the following methods Setting up the touch panelLCD monitor Direction button On the cameraOpen the battery/SD card cover Close the battery/SD card coverInsert the SD card in the correct orientation shown Before startingBattery lock lever Insert the battery in the correct orientation shownTo remove the battery Charging the Battery About battery wear Using the battery efficientlyBattery Wear DisplayTurning the Power On/Off Turning the power onSlide the Power switch in the arrow direction To turn the power offOpening the lens cover Closing the lens coverSlide the lens cover in the arrow direction Slightly slide the lens cover in the arrow directionSetting the Date and Time Tap the keyTap the icon Tap IconSelect the item, then tap the or icon Upper-arrow iconOK icon Return iconUsing the lens cover Using the mode buttonTaking Photographs Taking Turn the power onPhotographs TakingPhotographs Tap the key in the photography modeFile size per image Selecting the Scene Mode Tap the key in the photography modeCurrently set scene mode icon Display keyDetails about the scene mode Selecting the Flash Mode Tapping this restores the Display screenTap the icon to be selected List of flash icons is displayedDetails about the flash mode Forced flashSuppressed flash Red-Eye ReductionTap the key in the photograph mode Currently set self-timer iconZooming Images to Be Photographed Determine how much the image is to be zoomedTap the icon of the parameter to be selected Changing the Photography Menu SettingsTap the icon of the menu item to be changed Photography menu items Page Playing Back/Deleting Photographed Images Playing Back Images Icon to switch imagesTap the key in the playback mode To display one desired image in a regular size SliderEnlarging Photographed Images Zoom Playback To restore a regular sizeTapping restores the original image size Tap the key in the playback mode Playing Back Images Continuously SlideshowTo interrupt the slideshow Slideshow iconTap the key, then make a drawing by dragging on the screen Drawing Images PaintSelect the pen thickness and color by tapping the icon Save icon To correct letters or illustrationsTo fill in a desired area To cancel protection Protection setting iconProtection icon Protection cancel icon Protecting Images ProtectErasing Images Format icon Formatting the SD CardConfirmation screen, tap the icon Connecting to the PC About the Used Terms ConnectingtotheAbout the Supplied Software Connecting to the PC ConnectingConnection Flow Minimum System RequirementsConnecting to a Windows PC With using WindowsInsert the supplied CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive Click the iconInstalling USB driver Connecting to a Macintosh Connect the USB cable to the PC and this cameraDisconnecting the Camera from the PC With Windows 98 installedWith Windows 2000, ME or XP installed With Macintosh installedWhen using a Macintosh If connecting the camera to the PC does not start ACDSeeTMWhen using a Windows PC Images are copied with the original sizes unchanged Copying Images to This CameraSelect a post-conversion image size, then click OK File Structure Other Useful Information Tapping this restores the previous screen TapTap the icon of the item to be changed OtherUseful InformationSetup Menu Items Select an image, then select the number of prints UsefulTap or to make selection for printing date To confirm the current settingsTo clear the current settings Message Meaning Troubleshooting Problem Cause RemedyFrequently Asked Questions FAQ QWhy can’t I focus the camera properly?Supplied Accessories Other Useful InformationGlobal Contacts Index