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Konica Minolta KD-500Z user manual Connecting to your PC Cont’d, Connecting with a USB cable

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Connecting to your PC (Cont’d)

Connecting with a USB cable

-Turn OFF the power supply to the camera.

-There is no need to turn off your PC power supply when connecting or disconnecting the USB cable to the camera.

To USB connector on PC

1.Turn on the power supply to your PC, and start up the Windows or Mac OS.

2.When Mac OS or Windows desktop screen appears, connect the camera and PC using the USB cable.

•Please use only the USB cable supplied with the camera.

•While the camera is connected to your PC, the camera is inoperable.

•While connected to your PC, do not detach the USB cable or open the battery/ card cover.

•Turn the power supply to the camera OFF when detaching the USB cable.

•When communicating with your PC, we recommend using the AC adapter (sold separately). Attach/detach the AC adapter when the camera power supply is OFF and your PC and the camera are not connected.

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Konica Minolta KD-500Z user manual Connecting to your PC Cont’d, Connecting with a USB cable

Contents

User’s Guide Digital Still CameraPlease be sure to read this manual before use Results are not guaranteedGetting Started Test shootingBasic Operation ContentsPreparation Advanced ShootingBasic Playback/Erasing Contents Cont’dAdvanced Playback/Erasing Contents Cont’d Advanced OperationsOthers Installing software from the CD-ROM suppliedImportant Safety Precautions Definitions of the symbolsIf any foreign object gets inside the camera Important Safety Precautions Cont’dIf liquid gets inside the camera Do not dismantle, modify or repair the camera yourselfDo not point the lens directly at the sun or at a strong light source Do not directly look at the sun through the viewfinderDo not use AC adapters other than those specified Do not use the flash near eyesWithin the reach of children Do not use batteries which have become soiled with oil or sweatDo not leave the camera in locations such as Unstable surfaces such as on an unstable table or an angled surfaceDo not rotate the camera when mounting on a tripod About battery fluid leakageDo not use force when operating the camera About the LCD monitorThis product can be used with the following power supplies Necessary AccessoriesChecking the Packing Contents PreparationAbout the SD Memory Card/Multi-Media Card/Memory Stick Necessary Accessories Cont’dCompatible Recording Media SD Memory Card MultiMedia Card Memory StickNecessary Accessories Cont’d Always back-up important dataNames of Parts Camera BodyBattery/Card Cover Names of Parts Cont’dBattery Sub-cap Play Button→ P.16q Play Button Operation ButtonsNames of Parts Cont’d w Display ButtonAttaching the Strap Preparing the Power Supply Charging the supplied Battery PackInstalling the supplied Battery Pack Preparing the Power Supply Cont’dBattery level indicator Continuous Battery life guide referenceNumber of Pictures With LCD Monitor OnPlease co-operate in recycling the lithium battery FCC Compliance StatementPreparing the Power Supply Cont’d This product uses a lithium batteryConnecting the AC Adapter sold separately Preparing the Power Supply Cont’dTurning the Power ON/OFF Setting the Menu Language/Date and Time 7. After finishing the settings… Setting the Menu Language/Date and Time Cont’d2 Use or to adjust the month in the same way as Step 3 on page or the MENU/SET buttonInserting/Removing Cards Inserting/Removing Cards Cont’d Open the battery/card coverInserting a Card Card Removal Inserting/Removing Cards Cont’dTaking Pictures Viewfinder and Indicator LEDsBasic Operation Holding Your CameraViewfinder LED Indicators Taking Pictures Cont’dTaking Pictures using the Viewfinder Taking Pictures Cont’dTaking Pictures Cont’d Once the red and green LEDs disappear, the recording has finishedWhen you press the shutter halfway and the green LED flashes… Taking Pictures Cont’dThe following subjects may be difficult to bring into focus Shooting with Focus LockTaking Pictures Cont’d Taking Pictures using the LCD Monitor Taking Pictures Cont’dTaking Pictures Cont’d Image Displayu Battery Remaining Display q w e ri Counter About Auto Power Off FunctionTaking Pictures Cont’d o Shooting Date and TimeSelecting the Shooting Mode Red-Eye Reduction Switching the Flash Mode AUTO Auto FlashSelecting the Shooting Mode Cont’d Flash Shooting DistancesOff Flash Override Fill-InSlow-Sync Selecting the Shooting Mode Cont’dDistant View Mode Using the Self-Timer Self-Timer ModeShooting Close Up/Long Range Macro-photo Mode Macro-photo ModeSetting with the REC DETAILS Menu Using the REC MenuAdvanced Shooting Using the REC Menu Cont’d For details of each set-up menu, refer to the pages hereafterReturning to Default Settings Using the REC Menu Cont’d3. Select the picture size Selecting a Combination of Image Sizes and Compression RatiosUsing the REC Menu Cont’d 4. Selecting the compression ratio Using the REC Menu Cont’d2 2048 ⋅ 1536 pixels approximately 3,140,000 pixels Image size and pixel count width ⋅ height1 2592 ⋅ 1944 pixels approximately 5,040,000 pixels 3 1600 ⋅ 1200 pixels approximately 1,920,000 pixelsShooting Movies Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing the REC Menu Cont’d You need not hold the shutter button downAdjusting Exposure Compensation Using the REC Menu Cont’dAbout White Balance Adjusting White BalanceAvailable Modes Using the REC Menu Cont’dAdjusting the Brightness of the LCD Monitor Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing the Digital Zoom Using the REC Menu Cont’dSpot metering Center-weighted meteringChanging Auto-Exposure AE Modes Using the REC Menu Cont’dChanging to the Slow Shutter Speed Mode Using the REC Menu Cont’dMaking Voice Memos Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing After Recording Using the REC Menu Cont’dUsing the REC Menu Cont’d Erasing recorded voice commentsthe appropriate setting, and then press the MENU/SET button Taking Monochrome Pictures Using the REC Menu Cont’dSelecting the Set-up Menu Using the REC Menu Cont’dSetting with the REC BASIC Menu Using the REC Menu Cont’dAbout 51 photos Selecting the Image SizeUsing the REC Menu Cont’d About 85 photosPage Playback Basic Playback/ErasingPlaying Back Pre-recorded Images t Remaining Battery Power Display Playback Cont’dThe Playback Image Display q Recording Media DisplayPlaying Back Movies Playback Cont’dPlaying Back Voice Memos Playback Cont’dPlaying Back Enlarged Images Digital Zoom Playback Cont’dWhen using the LCD monitor for shooting images Using the Quick-view FunctionPlayback Cont’d Erasing the Playback Image Using the PLAY Menu Advanced Playback/ErasingUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Viewing Multiple Pages at Once Index PlaybackCopying an Image Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d are completed, returning you to screenUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d 7. The 8-frame index appears. UsingUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Erasing Unwanted Imagesthe setting is invalidated and you Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d 6. The 8-frame index appears. UsingUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d To select multiple images, repeat Steps 6 andAdjusting LCD Monitor Brightness Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dSelecting/Deselecting Images to Print DPOF Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d If you chose “ALL OFF” select “YES” and If you chose “SELECT” or “ALL ON” SetUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Reducing Image Size Resizing Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dSetting/Canceling Protection for Your Important Images Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d PressingIf you chose “ALL OFF” select “YES” with Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dMoving the Image Data to Another Memory Card Using the PLAY Menu Cont’dUsing the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the PLAY Menu Cont’d Using the After Recording FunctionPlaying a Slide Show Selecting the Set-up MenuUsing the Set-up Menu Advanced OperationsUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Formatting a Memory CardQuick View Settings REC Menu SettingsUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Make so the Image Information is not displayed Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dSetting the Operation Sounds Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dSetting the Self-timer Delay Time Adjusting the Date and TimeUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Resetting the File Numbers Setting the Auto Power-OFF TimeUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Changing Languages Setting Memory PriorityUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Taking Still Images with Sound For the Choose-to-Record Setting “IF SELECTED”For the Always-ON Setting “ALWAYS” Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dSetting the AF-Lock to “ON” Setting the exposure compensation to “ON”Setting the white balance switch function to “ON” Customizing the cameraSetting the AE-Lock to “ON” Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dUsing the Set-up Menu Cont’d Restoring the Default Settings Using the Set-up Menu Cont’dOperating Environments Connecting to your PCOthers 1. WindowsConnecting to your PC Cont’d Connecting with a USB cableDownloading transferring Images Connecting to your PC Cont’dConnecting to your PC Cont’d Always back up important dataInstalling software from the CD-ROM supplied Installing USB Driver SoftwareWhen searching a different location, click “Browse” 7 Click “Next” Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’dThe INF file necessary for the install is located in “D\” 8 Click “Finish” The USB device driver is now installedInstalling the included software CD-ROM and KD-500Z User’s Guide Using WindowsInstalling software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’d Viewing the KD-500Z User’s Guide Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’dUsing Macintosh Installing the Adobe Acrobat ReaderInstalling the KD-500Z User’s Guide Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied Cont’dUsing the dedicated AC adapter kit Model No. DR-AC4 When Carrying the Camera OverseasUsing the Attached Charger Model No. DR-BC-K4 Care and Storage Cleaning the cameraAfter using the camera HandlingAbout image data Care and Storage Cont’dAbout the LCD monitor Check this TroubleshootingSymptom PageCheck this Troubleshooting Cont’dSymptom PageMain Specifications Main Specifications Cont’d Main Specifications Cont’d 1 DCF Design rule for Camera File system is a standard by JEITA mainly for the purpose of simplifying the use of image files taken by digital cameras with other related devicesWhen requesting service Warranty and After-sales ServiceWarranty separately attached During the warranty periodFCC Compliance Statement Industry Canada’s Compliance Statement CANADA ONLYThis Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003