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Enter new values for the settings, or click Copy from Customizing Settings With the LCD Computer to have your camera automatically synchronized to your computer. Click OK to return to the Setup dialog box. Screen In addition to using your computer to customize camera settings, you can use the LCD screen  Enter a new Auto Shut-off Time if you want to Settings menu. This lets you change the power mode so your change this setting (not available on Macintosh). This is camera remains on after you capture a picture with the LCD the idle period after which the camera turns off automatically when it is not connected to your screen. You can also set the camera's date and time, turn the alert beep off, and adjust the LCD brightness level. 6 computer. (If you set a power-down time in Image Expert, it overrides the auto shut-off time setting in EPSON Photo!2.) Follow these steps to access the Settings menu: 1 Rotate the camera dial to Play or View.  Enter a new Camera ID if you want to change the default. This might be useful if you have more than one camera and you want to be able to have its ID recorded in your picture data. 2 Press the SEL button to display the LCD screen menus. 3 Press the or button until you see the Settings menu: A B Using Custom and Advanced Features 6-9

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Using Custom and Advanced Features
6-9
A
B
6
Enter new values for the settings, or click
Copy from
Computer
to have your camera automatically
synchronized to your computer. Click
OK
to return to
the Setup dialog box.
Enter a new
Auto Shut-off Time
if you want to
change this setting (not available on Macintosh). This is
the idle period after which the camera turns off
automatically when it is not connected to your
computer. (If you set a power-down time in
Image Expert, it overrides the auto shut-off time setting
in EPSON Photo!2.)
Enter a new
Camera ID
if you want to change the
default. This might be useful if you have more than one
camera and you want to be able to have its ID recorded
in your picture data.
Customizing Settings With the LCD
Screen
In addition to using your computer to customize
camera settings, you can use the LCD screen
Settings menu. This lets you change the power mode so your
camera remains on after you capture a picture with the LCD
screen. You can also set the camera’s date and time, turn the
alert beep off, and adjust the LCD brightness level.
Follow these steps to access the Settings menu:
1
Rotate the camera dial to
Play
or
View
.
2
Press the
SEL
button to display the LCD screen menus.
3
Press the
or
button until you see the Settings
menu: