Canon PowerShot 350 Service Manual - Page 19

Erasing, Images

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Part 1: General Information 2. When the + and/or - buttons are used in the multi-screen playback mode, a sequence as shown in Fig. 1-4 takes place. Ex. The following example is for a CF card with 10 recorded images and the camera set in the 4 image display mode. The sequence for the 16 image mode follows the same pattern. 1 2 5 6 3 4 7 8 10 1 2 3 4 1 2 4 7 8 3 4 5 6 9 10 Fig. 1-4 Multi-screen Display Mode 2.11 ERASING IMAGES With a recorded CF card installed, pushing the ERASE button enters the ERASE mode. The modes are set in a closed-loop sequence: ERASE ALLERASECE ----> Normal mode. 1. Single ERASE Mode 1) When you push the ERASE button, ERASE will be displayed on the screen. 2) Select the frame to be erased with the + and - buttons. 3) Press and hold the shutter button for at least a second and the image will be deleted. • During the erasure, ERASE will flash at 1Hz. After the erasure is complete, the next image will be displayed unless the last image was deleted. In this case the last remaining image will be displayed. • After a image is erased, the remaining images are renumbered when displayed, but the actual image number on the CF card does not change. • The time required to erase one image depends on the content, but averages one to three seconds before the process is completed and the next image appears on the screen. 2. ALL ERASE 1) The LCD displays ALL ERASE in large letters. 2) Simultaneously press the + & - adjustment buttons and the shutter button for at least one second and all images on the disk will be erased. 1-9

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Part
1:
General
Information
2.
When
the
+
and/or
-
buttons
are
used
in
the
multi
-screen
playback
mode,
a
sequence
as
shown
in
Fig.
1-4
takes
place.
Ex.
The
following
example
is
for
a
CF
card
with
10
recorded
images
and
the
camera
set
in
the
4
image
display
mode.
The
sequence
for
the
16
image
mode
follows
the
same
pattern.
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4
5
6
10
7
8
9
10
1
2
3
4
Fig.
1-4
Multi
-screen
Display
Mode
2.11
ERASING
IMAGES
With
a
recorded
CF
card
installed,
pushing
the
ERASE
button
enters
the
ERASE
mode.
The
modes
are
set
in
a
closed
-loop
sequence:
ERASE
ALLERASECE
---->
Normal
mode.
1.
Single
ERASE
Mode
1)
When
you
push
the
ERASE
button,
ERASE
will
be
displayed
on
the
screen.
2)
Select
the
frame
to
be
erased
with
the
+
and
-
buttons.
3)
Press
and
hold
the
shutter
button
for
at
least
a
second
and
the
image
will
be
deleted.
During
the
erasure,
ERASE
will
fl
ash
at
1Hz.
After
the
erasure
is
complete,
the
next
image
will
be
displayed
unless
the
last
image
was
deleted.
In
this
case
the
last
remain-
ing
image
will
be
displayed.
After
a
image
is
erased,
the
remaining
images
are
renumbered
when
displayed,
but
the
actual
image
number
on
the
CF
card
does
not
change.
The
time
required
to
erase
one
image
depends
on
the
content,
but
averages
one
to
three
seconds
before
the
process
is
completed
and
the
next
image
appears
on
the
screen.
2.
ALL
ERASE
1)
The
LCD
displays
ALL
ERASE
in
large
letters.
2)
Simultaneously
press
the
+
&
-
adjustment
buttons
and
the
shutter
button
for
at
least
one
second
and
all
images
on
the
disk
will
be
erased.
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