Samsung EC-D230ZSBA/E1 manual Connecting to AN External Monitor, Connecting to an external monitor

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CONNECTING TO AN EXTERNAL MONITOR

Connecting to an external monitor

In PLAY mode, you can view the stored images or movie clips by connecting the camera to an external monitor via the video cable. When the camera is connected to an external monitor, the LCD monitor will be turned off automatically.

When the camera is connected to an external monitor, the menu will be visible on the external monitor and the menu functions are the same as those indicated on the LCD monitor.

Selecting the Video output type

You can select an NTSC or PAL video output signal, depending on the external equipment (monitor or TV) that you wish to connect to.

Refer to page 69 [VIDEO OUT] about selecting the video output from the camera.

Reference

When using a TV as an external monitor, you will need to select the external or AV channel of the TV.

When using a TV as an external monitor, the sound information can not playback.

There will be a digital noise on the external monitor, but it is not a malfunction. If the image is not in the centre of the screen, use the TV controls to centre it.

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Contents English Special Features An FCC warningMANUFACTURER’S Contents ReadyThis Digital Camera can be Used for This Digital Camera can be Used for Contents This should further assist camera operation Symbol ExplanationsGetting to Know Your Camera Safety Note Ready Identification of Features Product Exterior Front / Top / BottomProduct Exterior Back Product Exterior side ViewfinderHorizontal grip Shooting information LCD panel indicatorBattery condition indicator LCD monitor indicator Sharpness Image quality Image size Movie clip shot Shooting mode Play modeISO Image & StatusLCD monitor menu indicator Movie Clip modeSetup mode FormatConnecting to Power PreparationAttaching the strap Inserting the CF Card Removing the CF CardNumber of shots 8MBInstructions on how to use the CF Card Using a new CF Card for the first timeOn the 5-function button Move to Date / Time menu by using the Down buttonSelecting the date and time It is originally set as 2002/01/01 Camera Working Mode Camera working modeNow lets take a picture To switch on the camera, press the Power buttonTaking Photos Card Full Backlight compensated shot Setting UP the Shooting Function Movie clip shotUsed for turning the camera power on / off Using the camera button to adjust the cameraPower button Shutter buttonLandscape button LCD buttonMenu button Used for taking landscape scenesZoom W/T button Optical zoomDown button OK buttonUP button Flash / Left button Flash mode indicator Flash off The flash does not fireSELF-TIMER / Right button Macro ShotUsing the LCD monitor to adjust the camera Still Image / Macro Shot / Movie ClipFocusing Shooting Mode Reference Size Quality White Balance Advanced This function can be used in Still Image and Macro Shot mode ExposureAdvanced Metering ISO Sharpness LCD Setting UP the Shooting Function REC. TimeSetting UP Play Back Functions Starting Play ModeThumbnail / Zoom W button Setting up play back function by using the camera buttonPlay mode can be set using the camera button Zoom T button Delete Image ? YES Delete buttonMIC / UP button Play & Pause / Down buttonPlay & Pause explained If the image is playing The progress is pausedMonitor Press the UP / Down button and select Delete Setting up play back function using the LCD monitorDelete ALL ALLSlide Show Selecting direction Select Slide Show DirectionYou can select the number of the printing copies Dpof Digital Print Order FormatQuantity Press UP Down Button and selectIndex Press UP / Down button and select DpofCancel Used for changing the folder name to 100SSCAM You may adjust the LCD brightness Turn the camera power onFolder Button to the Brightness sub menuFormat Setting UP the Camera SystemStarting Setup mode FormatPower OFF Selecting Date , select Date by pressing UP Date / TimeDATE/TIME Beep Video OUT BdghiLanguage LanguageReset AdvancedSingle Menus are subject to change without prior notice Connecting to AN External Monitor Connecting to an external monitorPC Mode Functions of PC modeImportant Notes Wait until the moisture has dispersedImportant Note Seconds and turn it on again Recognize the CF CardCard There are no images stored Take imagesPlease check the following before contacting service center Please check the following BalanceCorrect files Smudged or dirtyCF Card AC adapter is notSpecifications 113x65x48mm / 4.4x2.6x1.9 Weight 210g / 7.4oz without batteries and card SoftwareSpecifications are subject to change without prior notice Software Manual About softwareHOW to SET UP the Software for Windows How to set up the softwareSetting up USB driver for Windows Software Setting up DirectX 8.1 for Windows HOW to SET UP the Software for Windows Setting up Digimax Viewer Software Setting up the MGI PhotoSuite lll SE Cancel postpone registration HOW to SET UP the Software for Windows Connecting USB cable to the Camera for Windows Removable DiskRemovable Disk HOW to USE the Software Digimax ViewerMGI PhotoSuite SE Get images Save your results to show to othersAn introduction to the Welcome screen Organize your photos and other media files into albumsReturn to Welcome screen Introduciton to the navigation barReturn to the previous step Display help windowMGI PhotoSuite lll SE GET Get images To obtain images from the computerHOW to USE the Software Software Acquiring images from an Album Prepare Number of special effects can be appliedCompose Organize HOW to USE the Software Mailing images Saving images Saving or sharing imagesTo assign a new name or path to the file Printing images You can print images Printing imagesRemoving the USB Driver for Windows Removing USB Driver for WindowsRemoving the USB Driver for Windows Click System on Control PanelConnecting the Camera for MAC Connecting the USB cable to the camera for MACSetting up the USB Driver for MAC Using a USB Driver for MACFAQ About USBUniversal serial bus controller Memo Memo Software Samsung OPTO-ELECTRONICS Gmbh Samsung Haus

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