Kodak DC40 Power Sources, Power Consumption

Power Sources

Batteries:	4 AA batteries–lithium, NiCad, or alkaline
	(3.6 V DC ± 5.4 V DC)
Power Adapter:	4.5 V DC/1.75 A to 8.0 V DC/1.0 A
	(surge protected)

Power Consumption

Standby:	<500 mW
Operating:	<4.5 W

January 1996

Contents

Page Contents Page Page Introduction About the Kodak Digital Science(TM) DC40 camera Features 1 Getting Started Checking Package Contents Parts of the Camera Front Back Installing the Batteries Page Page Turning the Camera On and Off 2 Using the Camera Accessing Controls Moving Between Features Making Feature Selections Setting the Flash Flash Setting Descriptions Flash Off To turn off the flash: Flash On To turn on the flash: Setting the Timer Timer Setting Descriptions Ten Seconds To set the timer to ten seconds: Twenty Seconds To set the timer to twenty seconds: Setting the Exposure To make an exposure selection: Waking the Camera Taking Pictures Page Managing Pictures Storing Pictures Erasing Pictures Erasing the Last Picture Erasing All Pictures To erase all stored pictures: 3 Using Batteries Battery Charge Level Battery Safety Information Improving Battery Performance About NiCad Batteries 4 Using a Power Adapter To use a power adapter: 5 Connecting to a Computer Connecting to a MACINTOSH Computer Page Connecting to a Computer Running WINDOWS Software 6 Maintenance General Guidelines Cleaning the Lens Cleaning the Light Sensors Storing the Camera 7 Troubleshooting Problems and Solutions Display Does Not Appear Part of a Picture Is Missing Picture Is Not Clear Nothing Happens when Shutter Is Pressed Flash Does Not Work Picture Is Too Light Picture Is Too Dark Getting Help Appendix A Camera Specifications Technical Size Weight Power Sources Power Consumption Regulatory Information FCC Compliance and Advisory Statement Canadian DOC Statement Index