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Button functions during JPEG display

Menu: show/hide the JPEG image data (ﬁ le name, resolution,

size, and date/time the ﬁ le was saved).

Left/Right: display the previous or next JPEG image in the current

folder.

Up/Down: increase or Decrease the screen contrast level.

Play: rotate the ﬁ le 90 degrees.

Stop: close the photo window and go back to the browser.

Connecting the Gmini to your Computer

5.1 Making the USB Connection

Always make sure your Gmini has a fully charged battery or use the power adapter to

prevent the Gmini from shutting down during data transfers due to low power (This could

cause data loss and/or ﬁ le corruption if not done).

• Plug the USB cable into your running computer.

• Turn on the Gmini - wait until it completely starts up and shows the main menu.

• Plug the other end of the USB cable into your now running Gmini.

• A new hard drive named «Jukebox» will appear on your computer.

Windows®Macintosh®

• The displayed hard drive is the hard drive of your Gmini. You can now drag and

drop any ﬁ les you want, to or from the Gmini.

• Please also read the disconnection procedure in section 5.3 as disconnecting

the cable at any time without warning the computer may cause data loss.

Among the Windows® operating systems that are compatible with the Gmini, Windows® 98SE is the only

one which requires drivers. Windows® 98SE does not have the Mass Storage Device Driver built in to it, like

the newer versions of Windows®. When you ﬁ rst plug a Gmini into a computer running Window™ 98SE,

it will recognize the hardware and ask you to install the drivers. Carefully follow the instructions below.

After installation of the drivers, you will be able to drag and drops ﬁ le between your computer and the

Gmini using Windows® Explorer. Be careful also to understand the correct disconnection procedure in

the next section. Incorrect disconnection can cause your computer to freeze or you may loose data.

Using the Gmini 200