HP M415 manual USB Configuration

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USB Configuration

This setting determines how the camera is recognized when connected to a computer.

1.In the Setup Menu (page 85), select USB.

2.In the USB Configuration sub-menu, highlight one of these two choices:

•Digital Camera—Causes the computer to recognize the

camera as a digital camera using the Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) standard. This is the default setting on the camera.

•Disk Drive—Causes the computer to recognize the camera as a disk drive using the Mass Storage Device Class (MSDC) standard. Use this setting to transfer images to a computer that does not have the

HP Image Zone software installed on it (see Transferring Images to a Computer without HP Image Zone Software on page 100). You may be unable to use this setting with a Windows 98 computer that does not have the HP Image Zone software installed on it.

3.Press the button to save the setting and return to the Setup Menu.

The new setting remains in effect until it is changed again, even when you turn the camera off.

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Contents Page Page Page Page Contents Reviewing Images and Video Clips Transferring and Printing Images Specifications Getting Started Setup Attach the Wrist StrapInstall the Batteries Turn on the Camera Choose the LanguageSet the Region Set the Date and TimeHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Install and Format a Memory Card Optional HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Install the Software WindowsMacintosh Camera Parts Top of the CameraBack and Right Side of the Camera Name Description Zoom lever Zoom Out-While taking still Self-Timer, and Self-Timer 2 Shots Name Description Viewfinder lights Front, Left Side, and Bottom of the Camera Camera States USBSee Using the Capture Menu on Camera MenusGetting Started Camera Status Screen Restoring Previous Settings Viewing the On-Camera DemoHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips Taking Still PicturesRecording Audio with Still Pictures Recording Video Clips Using Live View Focusing the Camera Obtaining Optimum FocusHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Using Focus Lock Using Zoom Using Optical ZoomUsing Digital Zoom To turn digital zoom off and return to optical zoom, press Setting the Flash Page Using the Shooting Modes Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips Using the Self-Timer Settings Secure the camera to a tripod or set it on a stable surfaceFor Video Clips Using the Capture Menu Help for the Menu Options Image QualityPage Page Adaptive Lighting Without Adaptive LightingTaking Pictures and Recording Video Clips Color Date & Time ImprintTaking Pictures and Recording Video Clips EV Compensation White Balance ISO Speed Page HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Using Playback Reviewing Images and Video ClipsHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Icon Description Total Images Summary Screen Viewing Thumbnails Magnifying Images Using the Playback Menu Following table summarizes the Playback Menu options Delete Remove Red Eyes Rotate Record AudioHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Using HP Instant Share Using the HP Instant Share Menu Using HP Instant Share Setting Up Online Destinations in the Camera Using HP Instant Share Sending Images to Destinations Using HP Instant Share HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Transferring and Printing Images Transferring Images to a ComputerTurn on the camera Printing Images Directly from the Camera Connect your camera to the printerHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Page HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Using the Setup Menu Display Brightness Camera Sounds Live View at Power On Date & Time USB Configuration TV Configuration Language Move Images to Card HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Troubleshooting and Support Resetting the Camera HP Image Zone SoftwareSystem Requirements Windows Only HP Image Zone Express Windows Only When you connect the camera directly to a printer Connecting Your Camera as a Digital Camera Troubleshooting and Support Page Configuring the Camera as a Disk Drive Use the button to highlight EXIT, and then Press the button Problems and Solutions Problem Possible Cause Solution Camera Optional Alkaline batteries cannot Them in the camera again. If Off and then on again Problem Possible Cause Solution Long delay Camera Another picture Problem Possible Cause Solution My image is Too much light Use Adaptive Lighting see Problem Possible Cause Solution My image is Scene had Cannot remove red eye Allow the camera to cool. Then Transfer When Discharge may Camera from the computer Transferring Error Messages on the Camera DepletedUnsupported Memory Full Being saved to Transfer the image to your Charging Focus TOO Not Enough Opening it with Page Printer and the camera OK or Continue button on Print size is too Press Button on Is larger than Large for Complete the print request Error Messages on the Computer Drive in the Setup Menu see HP Accessibility Website HP Photosmart Website Getting AssistanceSupport Process Phone Support Troubleshooting and Support Phone Support Numbers Troubleshooting and Support HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Managing Batteries Top Points About BatteriesExtending Battery Life Safety Precautions for Using Batteries HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Performance per Battery Type Number of Shots per Battery Type Power Indicators Recharging NiMH Batteries Light on quick recharger turns on Safety Precautions for Recharging NiMH Batteries Sleep Time-out for Power Conservation HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Purchasing Camera Accessories HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual HP Photosmart M-series camera case-Q6214A HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Caring for Your Camera Basic Camera CareCleaning the Camera Cleaning the Camera Lens Cleaning the Camera Body and Image DisplayHP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Specifications About 3 seconds later 3MP 32MB Sdram NTSC/PAL Batteries on Memory Capacity HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual Index Using Error messages on camera 120 on computer HP Photosmart M415 User’s Manual For Capture Menu options Parts of camera Range Back and right side Exposure Camera USB Install software 17 system requirements for

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