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Connect the USB cable to copy still image
files in a memory card to the PC.
1To assure safety, make sure all
units are turned off before
making any connections.
2Use the USB cable to connect
the camcorder to the PC.
NOTES:
●It is recommended to use the AC
Adapter as the power supply instead
of the battery pack.
●When the USB cable is connected,
turning on or off the camcorder or
switching the VIDEO/MEMORY (DSC)
mode on the camcorder causes
malfunctions of the PC.
●If you connect the camcorder to the PC
through a USB hub, compatibility issues
between the hub and the PC may result
in instability in the operation of the PC. If
this happens, connect the camcorder
directly to the PC, not through the hub.
●Do not use an extension USB cable.
1Make sure that there is a
memory card in the camcorder.
2Set the camcorder’s VIDEO/
MEMORY Switch to
“MEMORY”.
3Set the camcorder’s Power
Switch to “PLAY” while
pressing down the Lock Button
located on the switch.
4Connect the camcorder to the
PC with a USB cable. (墌pg.9)
On the camcorder’s LCD monitor
[USB] appears. The memory card
icon appears on the desktop.
●Depending on the type of OS used,
iPhoto starts if the memory card
contains a DCIM folder.
5Double-click the memory card
icon on the desktop.
The folders in the memory card
appear.
Different file types are stored in
different folders.
[DCIM]: Contains folders with still
images (extension “.jpg”)
[MISC]: Contains folders with DPOF
setting data
Connections (Macintosh)Camcorder To USB
Connector
To USB
Connector
USB Cable PC
Viewing the Contents of a Memory Card (Macintosh)Still images DPOF Setting data
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