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Samsung EC-A400ZSBA/US, EC-UC501SBA/US Identification of features, Front & Top, Back & Bottom

Models: EC-A400ZSBB/US EC-A400ZSBA/US EC-UC501SBB/US EC-A400ZSBA/E1 EC-A400ZSAA EC-UC501SBA/US

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Identification of features

Front & Top

Mode switch

Shutter button

Flash

Mirror for self portrait

Power button

Microphone

Self-timer lamp

Lens

Back & Bottom

Camera status lamp

LCD monitor

USB connection port Video connection terminal

Tripod socket

Play mode button

Zoom W button

(Thumbnail)

Zoom T button

(Digital zoom)

5-function

button

+/-, DELETE

button

LCD button

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Samsung EC-A400ZSBA/US, EC-UC501SBA/US, EC-A400ZSBA/E1, EC-A400ZSAA Identification of features, Front & Top, Back & Bottom

Contents

English Instructions Contents Dpof Dpof Standard Dpof CancelFAQ Dpof IndexGetting to know your camera About the iconsPage An FCC warning SNB-2312 System chartPouch Camera strap AC cordFor Windows Yellow cable Video See p.77 Cant recognize the cameraFront & Top Identification of featuresBack & Bottom Flash Mode switchSide / 5-function button LeftMode Mode Scene Night PortraitProgram TextRechargeable batteries AA type Alkaline, Ni-Mn, Ni-Zn, LithiumLithium Ni-Cd over 1000mAhArrow Connecting to a Power SourcePolarity + Insert the batteries taking note of the polarity +Instructions on how to use the memory card Information FineInserting the memory card Removing the memory cardLCD monitor indicator Press the shutter button once and movie clips are Starting the recording modeISO File type AviMJPEGStarting the recording mode Things to Watch Out for When Taking Pictures Pressing the shutter button down half wayZoom W/T button Recording Still IMAGE, Voice RecordingZoom W/ T button Voice memo / UP button Voice memo / UP button Macro / Down button Focusing~ 80cm 39 ~ 80cm Portrait Macro / Down button FocusingFocus lock TextFlash / Left button ISO Wide TeleReduction function Flash mode indicator Icon DescriptionAutomatically Flash fires regardless of available light10SEC self-timer Self-timer / Right buttonDouble self-timer MENU/ OK button Menu button+/- button White paper Selecting the Night scene Mode LCD button Text Fireworks Using the LCD monitor to adjust the camera settingsNight Mode SizeLoad Effect SepiaSoft SaveMode How to use the menuLandscape Size 2272 2048 1600 1024 640 320Quality AviMulti Spot MeteringContinuous shot SingleNormal EffectRGB Photo Frame Edges of the image are softened SharpnessSub menu Icon VividSave / Load the camera configuration Myset Starting play mode Connect the camera to your PC Images is the same as the method of playing back voice filesFlash is used 2272X1704 Size F2.9 Aperture value Shutter speedFlash OFF DateThumbnail / Enlargement button 100-0009Trim CancelCancels trimming Voice memoVoice memos can’t be recorded onto movie clip files Pause mode Resumes playbackPlay & Pause / Down button Temporarily stops playbackDisplay LCD monitor by pressing the play mode buttonLEFT/ RIGHT/ MENU/ OK button OK buttonDelete button Resize Setting up the play back function using the LCD monitorSlide Repeat Protect ONE PICPrint Menu tab Main menu Sub menu Secondary menuDpof Print Reset Custom SETStarting the slide show Press the OK button to save the configurationOn selected Horizontal Rotating an imageVertical Logo ResizeImage Resize Types 2048X 1600X 1024X 640X 1536 1200 768 480Unprotected Protecting imagesALL Pics LockDeleting all images Selecting no Cancels Delete AllButton and press the OK button Recordings Press the LEFT/ Right button and select the Dpof menu tabCurrent picture only Select the Index menu by pressing the UP/ DownDpof Print Size If Index is selectedCancels Copy to Card LEFT/ Right buttonPictBridge Printer SetupImages PictBridge Picture Selection Print the pictures stored PictBridge PrintingStandard PaperYES PictBridge Print SettingAuto SET AUTO, DRAFT, NORMAL, FinePictBridge Reset Setup menu Computer Printer File nameNtsc Select the PWR Save menu by pressing the UP Auto power offFile name Down button and press the Right buttonLanguage Setting LanguageSelect the Language menu by pressing the UP Formatting a memory card Setting up the Date Setting up the TimeImprint type, and then press the OK button Date typeImprinting the recording date Date & Time will not be imprinted on the image fileComputer BeepSelecting an External Device USB Select this if you want to connect the camera to your PCSelecting Video out type InitializationRESET ALL Quick viewStart up image Setting up the Mycam menuBeep OFF Start up sound Select the S.BEEP menu by pressing the UP/ DownImportant notes Important notes File Error There is low battery capacity Insert fresh batteries Before contacting a service centrePlease check the following Before contacting a service centre Camera suddenly stops working while in useExposure is excessive Reset exposure compensation Cable connection is incorrectSpecifications 1024 1024X768 pixels 2048 2048X1536 pixelsApplication System Requirements Software NotesRecommended About the software Setting up the application software Destination selection window will open. Click Next Frame 8 may not appear according to System requirements Click the OK buttonSelect Components window will appear. Click Next button Click the Install button Setting up the application software Setting up the application software Information Select the USB menu by pressing the UP/ Down Starting PC modeUse the UP and Down buttons to select Cut 101 Removing the USB Driver for Windows 98SE Removable Disk Hardware icon on the task barRemoving the removable disk Setting up the USB Driver for MAC Using the USB Driver for MACDigimax Viewer This software is only compatible with WindowsUsing PhotoImpression Digimax Reader Digimax Reader Recognized as textSpecification Use a USB cable with the correct specificationTab and then click Update Driver or Reinstall Driver Manager Install the camera driver correctlySettings Control Panel System Device Manager USB interface Case When using the USB hubSettings Control 113 Memo 115 6806-2325