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Playback Still Images

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Playback Still Images You can view the images on the Memory Card. 3, 4 JOG KEY Card Features Before you begin • Set POWER to OFF before inserting a recorded Memory Card. (pp. 49, 50) 1 Set POWER to M-CARD. • "PLAY: PUSH PLAY KEY" is displayed for 10 seconds. 1POWER 2M-PLAY 2 Press (M-PLAY) to display the Multi playback screen. • "PLEASE WAIT" appears on-screen. • Rotate JOG KEY to scroll through Multi image screen pages (6 images per page) and select an image. • The selected image is underlined in green. Card Features M-STOP Note • If the file number is changed, the Palmcorder cannot read the file data. • This product is compliant with DCF (Design rule for Camera File System). Images saved on the Memory Card using other Digital Still Cameras that are compliant with DCF can be viewed on this product. Warning • While "PLEASE WAIT" is displayed, DO NOT turn off the Palmcorder or unplug the AC Adaptor (supplied) because this may cause irreversible damage to the Memory Card. "PLEASE WAIT" is displayed. • Press MENU to display CARD SETUP menu screen. • Press (M-STOP) to return to the Card PhotoShot REC Mode. (p. 49) 3 Press JOG KEY to display the selected image as a full-size screen. • "PLEASE WAIT" appears on-screen. 4 Rotate JOG KEY to select BACK (previous image), MULTI (Multi Image screen), or NEXT (next image). • Press (M-STOP) to return to the Multi Playback screen. Note • The input to the Video Monitor and LCD Panel will not be displayed on the picture recorded of the Memory Card. 51

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Card Features
1
Set POWER to M-CARD.
•“
PLAY: PUSH PLAY KEY
”
is
displayed for 10 seconds.
2
Press
(M-PLAY)
to display the Multi
playback screen.
•“
PLEASE WAIT
”
appears on-screen.
•
Rotate JOG KEY to scroll through
Multi image screen pages (6 images
per page) and select an image.
•
The selected image is underlined in
green.
•
Press MENU to display CARD
SETUP menu screen.
•
Press
(M-STOP) to return to the
Card PhotoShot REC Mode. (p. 49)
3
Press JOG KEY
to display the
selected image as a full-size screen.
•“
PLEASE WAIT
”
appears on-screen.
4
Rotate JOG KEY
to select
BACK
(previous image),
MULTI
(Multi Image
screen), or
NEXT
(next image).
•
Press
(M-STOP)
to return to the
Multi Playback screen.
Note
•
If the file number is changed, the
Palmcorder cannot read the file data.
•
This product is compliant with DCF
(Design rule for Camera File System).
Images saved on the Memory Card
using other Digital Still Cameras that are
compliant with DCF can be viewed on
this product.
•
While
“
PLEASE WAIT
”
is displayed,
DO
NOT turn off the Palmcorder or unplug
the AC Adaptor (supplied)
because this
may cause irreversible damage to the
Memory Card.
2
M-PLAY
M-STOP
Warning
You can view the images on the Memory
Card.
Before you begin
•
Set POWER to OFF before inserting a
recorded Memory Card. (pp. 49, 50)
Playback Still Images
“
PLEASE WAIT
”
is displayed.
1
POWER
3, 4
JOG KEY
Card Features
Note
•
The input to the Video Monitor and LCD
Panel will not be displayed on the picture
recorded of the Memory Card.