Epson PhotoPC 3000Z User Manual - Page 150

Changing Settings With EPSON Photo!3, Serial/USB, Connect Via, FlashPath, Setup

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◗ If necessary, select a new source. The standard selection is Serial/USB. If you're using a PCMCIA adapter to access a PC card slot, select PC Card in the Connect Via drop-down list. (FlashPath is not implemented on the PhotoPC 3000Z.) ◗ Select a different communication speed. Image Expert automatically chooses the fastest speed that works with your system. This may actually be too fast for the configuration of your port. You may need to experiment to choose the best speed. (See your Windows documentation or help system to change the port speed for your computer.) 6 Click OK to save your settings and exit the Connection dialog box. 2 Turn the camera dial to , then turn on your camera and your computer system. 3 Start EPSON Photo!3, then click the Setup tab to display the following dialog box: Changing Settings With EPSON Photo!3 You can also change settings in EPSON Photo!3 while you're viewing pictures in the camera. Follow these steps: 1 Connect the camera to your computer as described in Chapter 9. NOTE If you see an error message, check for possible solutions on page A-9. Operating the Camera From Your Computer 13-7

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Operating the Camera From Your Computer
13-7
If necessary, select a new source. The standard
selection is
Serial/USB
. If you
re using a PCMCIA
adapter to access a PC card slot, select
PC
Card
in
the
Connect Via
drop-down list. (
FlashPath
is
not implemented on the PhotoPC 3000Z.)
Select a different communication speed. Image
Expert automatically chooses the fastest speed that
works with your system. This may actually be too
fast for the configuration of your port. You may
need to experiment to choose the best speed. (See
your Windows documentation or help system to
change the port speed for your computer.)
6
Click
OK
to save your settings and exit the Connection
dialog box.
Changing Settings With EPSON Photo!3
You can also change settings in EPSON Photo!3 while you
re
viewing pictures in the camera. Follow these steps:
1
Connect the camera to your computer as described in
Chapter 9.
2
Turn the camera dial to
, then turn on your camera
and your computer system.
3
Start EPSON Photo!3, then click the
Setup
tab to
display the following dialog box:
NOTE
If you see an error message, check for possible solutions on
page A-9.