Epson PhotoPC 850Z User Manual - Page 109

Connecting the Camera with the USB Cable, you can set it manually. See

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3 Open the connector cover on the side of the camera. Carefully insert the connector on the other end of the cable into the camera's interface port. On a PowerPC or PowerMac G3, you may be able to transfer your pictures at the rate of 230.4KB per second. If your camera software doesn't set this speed automatically, you can set it manually. See page 12-5. connector lock button NOTE To disconnect the cable from the camera, squeeze and hold the two connector lock buttons on the sides of the connector while you pull the cable out. 4 Turn on the camera by turning the camera dial to , then turn on your Macintosh system. Connecting the Camera with the USB Cable You can connect the camera to your USB-enabled Windows 98 system, iMac, or PowerMac G3 system using the USB cable that came with your camera. NOTE  If you're using Windows 98 and you see the New Hardware Found screen, follow the instructions on page 1-16.  If your iMac is running OS 8.1, you'll need to update your operating system before connecting to your camera using the USB cable. Download and install the iMac Update 1.0 or later from Apple at http://swupdates.info.apple.com. Contact Apple if you have problems installing the update. If your iMac is running OS 8.5 or 8.5.1, Apple recommends that you download and install iMac Update 1.1. To find out which operating system your iMac is running, select About This Computer in the Apple menu. 8-4 Getting Photos Into Your Computer

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8-4
Getting Photos Into Your Computer
3
Open the connector cover on the side of the camera.
Carefully insert the connector on the other end of the
cable into the camera’s interface port.
NOTE
To disconnect the cable from the camera, squeeze and hold
the two connector lock buttons on the sides of the
connector while you pull the cable out.
4
Turn on the camera by turning the camera dial to
,
then turn on your Macintosh system.
On a PowerPC or PowerMac G3, you may be able to
transfer your pictures at the rate of 230.4KB per second. If
your camera software doesn’t set this speed automatically,
you can set it manually. See page 12-5.
Connecting the Camera with the USB Cable
You can connect the camera to your USB-enabled
Windows 98 system, iMac, or PowerMac G3 system using
the USB cable that came with your camera.
NOTE
If you’re using Windows 98 and you see the New Hardware
Found screen, follow the instructions on page 1-16.
If your iMac is running OS 8.1, you’ll need to update your
operating system before connecting to your camera using
the USB cable. Download and install the iMac Update 1.0 or
later from Apple at
.
Contact Apple if you have problems installing the update. If
your iMac is running OS 8.5 or 8.5.1, Apple recommends
that you download and install iMac Update 1.1. To find out
which operating system your iMac is running, select
About
This Computer
in the Apple menu.
connector lock
button