Parameter

Settings

Description

 

(Bold=default)

 

 

 

 

Coordinate

Off, On

Allows the user to input latitude

Input

 

and longitude coordinates for the

 

See "Using the

camera’s location. This data will

 

Setup Menu

be embedded in the files saved on

 

Input Screens"

the camera’s SD card (if “On” is

 

 

selected). This makes it possible

 

 

to see each camera’s location as a

 

 

“pushpin” on Google Earth maps

 

 

when reviewing a folder full of pho-

 

 

tos from multiple cameras, or use

 

 

other “geotag” capable software

 

 

(Picassa, etc).

 

 

 

Video Sound

On, Off

Select “On” to record audio along

(only affects

 

with the video when the camera is

video clips)

 

set to video mode (saved file sizes

 

 

will be slightly larger).

 

 

 

Default Set

Cancel,

Select “Execute” and press OK

 

Execute

to restore all parameters to the

 

 

original factory default settings.

 

 

If the camera is behaving oddly

 

 

and you think you may have

 

 

changed the setting for something

 

 

accidently (but aren’t sure which

 

 

one), this will reset all parameters

 

 

to their most commonly used or

 

 

“generic” settings.

 

 

 

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119477C, 119447C, 119437C, 119476C specifications

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