HP 945 Battery Gauge

NOTE If you do not intend to use your camera for extended periods of time (more than a month), we strongly recommend that you remove the batteries.

When replacing batteries, always replace them together as a set. Never mix different battery types or batteries of different charge levels. Battery leakage and damage to the camera may result.

Battery Gauge

The following battery levels may be displayed on the status screen, in Live View, in Playback, and when the camera is connected to a computer or printer.

	Icon		Description
			Batteries have 65-100 percent battery life remaining.
			Batteries have 65-100 percent battery life remaining.


			Batteries have 35-65 percent battery life remaining.
			Batteries have 35-65 percent battery life remaining.

			Batteries have 10-35 percent battery life remaining.
			Batteries have 10-35 percent battery life remaining.

			Batteries have less than 10 percent battery life
			Batteries have less than 10 percent battery life
			remaining. Camera will power down soon. Live View
			is disabled.

			Batteries are depleted. Camera will proceed to power
			Batteries are depleted. Camera will proceed to power
Blinking			down.
Blinking

			Camera is operating on AC power (with full or non-
			rechargeable batteries).

Animated			Camera is operating on AC power and is charging
battery			the batteries.
filling up

122	HP Photosmart 945 User’s Manual

Contents

user's manual Page Trademark and Copyright Information Page Table of Contents Chapter 1: Chapter 2: Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips Chapter 3: Reviewing Images Chapter 4: Using HP Instant Share Chapter 5: Unloading, Printing, and Displaying Images Chapter 6: Appendix A: Batteries and Camera Accessories Appendix B: Appendix C: Chapter 1: Getting Started Camera Parts Zoom Zoom Out and Zoom In Solid green Page Shutter button Mode FLASH OFF Self-Timer z Blinking red—Self-Timer is activated Focus Assist Setup Attaching the Neck Strap Installing the Batteries Managing Batteries Purchasing Camera Accessories Installing the Memory Card Turning on Power Understanding the Status Screen Setting the Date and Time Image Info NOTE mm yyyy Adjusting the Diopter Control Windows Macintosh Page Chapter 2: Taking Pictures and Recording Video Clips Using the Displays 1:18 Better 5 MP Using the Pop-up Using the Focus Brackets Focus Lock Using Focus Lock Using Focus Lock Taking Still Pictures Recording Audio with Still Pictures Play/Record Audio Self-Timer Record Audio Using the Playback Menu Recording Video Clips Using Zoom Digital Zoom Zoom In Zoom In 5 MP Out Using the Pop-upFlash WITH NIGHT NIGHT WITH Red-eye Reduction Using Self-TimerMode Using Burst Mode Using the Focus Settings Focus Search Priority Hints on Using Manual Focus Setting the Exposure Mode SHUTTER PRIORITY APERTURE 2-secondrelease priority Noise Reduction for Long Exposures Using the Capture Menu Help for the Menu Options Help AE Metering EV Compensation Compensation EV Compensation EV Compensation EV Compensatio White Balance Sun Shade Manual White Balance AE Metering 2In the AE Metering menu, use the Average None Center Weighted Center-Weighted ISO Speed Digital Flash Without Digital Flash With Digital Flash Digital Flash Low High Off Color Sepia Black & White Full Color Color Resolution 5MP 1MP Pictures remaining Memory Card Capacity Compression Best Good Saturation Saturation None Medium Medium Sharpness Sharpness Contrast Contrast Page Chapter 3: Reviewing Images Using Playback Using HP Instant Share on page 69) 5 of Total Images Summary Screen Orientation Sensor Selecting Images for Printing Using the Playback Menu Record Audio Delete Magnify Compressio 8 0:25 Selecting Images for Printing 0:28 Play Record Audio Delete Delete Cancel This Image Magnify Magnify Image Info Image Info Page Chapter 4: Using HP Instant Share Setting Up the Share Menu on the Camera Select the program to launch for this action Save/Print Retrieve from Camera Next Modify Share Menu Finish Modify Share Menu Current Share Menu Save to Camera Using the Share Menu Selecting Images for HP Instant Share Destinations Unloading Images to a Computer How HP Instant Share E-mailsImages Windows Page Chapter 5: Unloading, Printing, and Displaying Images Unloading Images to a Computer Welcome Start Unload Finished Printing Images Directly from the Camera Print Displaying Images on a TV Page Chapter 6: Using the Setup Menu Camera Sounds Eye Start Focus Assist Light LCD Brightness Instant Review Auto Power Off Date & Time USB Configuration TV Configuration Language Remembered Settings Reset Settings Page Chapter 7: Troubleshooting and Support Resetting the Camera Problems and Solutions The in the viewfinder it The Power I replace the camera batteries Live View not charge respond a button A long delay occurs between a picture the Shutter button My image is blurry NORMAL, or INFINITY too bright too dark Increase the EV Compensation not display camera to it Change the TV Configuration video input Error Messages on the Camera CARD IS UNFORMATTED Press OK to format card CARD HAS CHARGING FLASH FOCUS TOO FAR NORMAL focus of MACRO UNABLE TO z Use Focus Lock in MACRO LOW LIGHT ERROR SAVING F-numberand Aperture Priority Av Shutter Priority Tv Cannot display image Unable to printer Unsupported Photo tray is engaged Printer has a paper jam has stalled Printer is out of paper Error Messages on the Computer Connection between the imaging device and computer USB Digital Configuration setting to Camera setting Disk Drive in the Setup Camera Self-diagnosticTests Getting Assistance www.hp.com/ support www.hp.com/support Phone Support in the United States Phone Support in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa Algeria Czech Republic +42 (0) 2 6130 7310 Denmark +45 France Germany Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Other Phone Support Worldwide Argentina Australia Brazil Canada Mexico New Zealand Appendix A: Batteries and Camera Accessories Managing Batteries Battery Gauge Extending Battery Life Never Rechargeable Batteries Sleep Time-outfor Power Conservation Auto Power Off Purchasing Camera Accessories zHP Photosmart 6.6V AC power adapter zHP Photosmart SD Memory cards Storage on page SD to CF card adapter www.hpshopping.com Page Appendix B: Camera Dock Getting Started with the Dock ONLY Dock Lights and Buttons Unloading Images to a Computer Using the Dock Printing Images Using the Dock Displaying Images on a TV Using the Dock Appendix C: Specifications INFINITY, MANUAL FOCUS Tripod mount Built-inflash Flash working distance Storage (see Memory Card Capacity on page 141) Still options Exposure Auto (default), Action, Landscape, Portrait Aperture Priority, Shutter Priority, Video settings Saturation Sharpness Contrast magnification Print options Standards Power Camera Accessories Memory Card Capacity Page Index Page Page Page R range Page Z zoom