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EXHIBIT 5
Instructi on Manual
HITACHI
DIGITAL MPEG CAMERA
MP-EG1 OW
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Hitachi Home Electronics (America), Inc.
For infurmalion concerning repairs, upeiauon or
technical assnslance, please conlacl me Service
Depanmenl cl your nearesl Regional Ollice
Southern Regional Office
675 Old Peachlree Road Suwanee, GA 30174
Tel 404-2795600
Western Regional Office
905 E. Sculh Slreel Anaheim CA 92805
Tel 71451776000
Hitachi Sales Corporation of Hawaii, Inc.
3219 Kuapaka Street, Honolulu, Hawaii 96819
Tel. 808-8353621
Hitachi (HSC) Canada Inc.
3300 Trans Canada Highway, Pcinle Clalre,
Quebec, HER 181, CANADA
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Waming : This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference. and (2) this device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device.
pursuant to Part lS of the FCC Rules, These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance With the insrructions. may
cause harmful interference to radio commurucations. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and one the user is encour-
aged to try to conectlyy one or more of the following measures‘
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected,
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Caution to the user : Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacture could
void the user's aurhonty to operate the equipment.
Microsofta ‘ Windows’ and PowerPoint” are registered trademarks oi Mtcrosolt Corporation.
Intel3 and Pentiu m° are registered trademarks of Intel Corporation,
SoflPEG is a registered trademarks oi CompCore Multimedia Inc.
IBM’, IBM PC/AT“ and PowerPC‘“are registered trademark at International Business Machines Cor—
poration.
SoundBlaster is a registered trademark at Creative Technology Ltd.
Macintoshm and MacmOSare registered trademarks at Apple Computer. |nc.
Other company names and product names listed are trademarks or brand names belonging to each
company.
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1 1 A An appliance and can
combination should be moved
with care. Quick stops. exces-
sive force, and uneven surfaces
may cause the appliance and
can combination to overturn.
1 2 Outdoor Antenna Grounding - itan outside ans
tennrr or cable system is connected to the video product.
be surc the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to
provide some protection against voltage surges and built-
up static charges Section lsto orrhe National Electrical
Code, ANSVNFPA No. 70, provides information with
respect to proper groundtng oi the mast and supporting
strucrure, grounding of the lead-in wire to an antenna
discharge unit, size or grounding conductors, location of
antenna—discharge unit, connection to grounding electrodzs.
and requirements for the grounding electrode, See ex-
ample below.
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13 Power Lines ' An outside antenna system should
not be located in the vicinity oroverhead power lines or
other electric light or power crrcuits, or where it can fall
into such power lines or circuits. When installing an
outside antenna system, extreme care should be taken to
keep from touching or approaching such power lines or
ctrcuits as contact with them might be fatal. installing an
outdoor anlennn can be hazardous and should be ten to a
protesstonnt antenna installer.
”USE—
14 Cleaning —— Unplug this video product from the
wall outlet bcfmc cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or
aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.
1 5 Object and Liquid Entry —— Nevcr push objtcts
of any kind rnto this video product through openings as
they may touch dangerous voltage points or short-out
parts that could result in ct fire or electric shock. cher
spilt liquid orany kind on the video product.
1 6 ngntnlng - For added protection for this video
product during a lightning stem, or when it is left unat-
tended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it
from the wall outlet and disconnect the antenna orcable-
system. This will prevent damage to the video product
due to lightning and power-line surges.
# SERVICE —
17 servicing —- Do not attempt to service this video
product youtseltas opening or removing covets may ex-
pose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all
servicing to qualified service personnel.
1 8 Conditions Requ 9 Service —— Unplug this
video product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to
qualified service pcfiotu‘cl under the following conditions.
a. When the power — supply cord or plug is damaged.
in. it liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into
the video product.
c. if the video product has been exposed to rain or wa-
ter,
or lrthe video product does not operate normally by
following the operating instructions. Adjust only
those controls that are covered by the opemting in~
structiolts. improper adjustment of other controls
may result in damage and wtli often require extensive
wont try a qualified technician to restore the video
product torts normal operation
e. if the video product has been dropped or the cabinet
has been damaged.
f, When the videq product exhibits a distinct Change in
performance ‘ this indicates rt need for service!
1 9 Replacement Parts - when replacement parts
are required. have the service technician verify that the
replacements he uses have the same safety characteristics
as the original parts. Use or replacements spectfied by
the video product mztnurncturcr can prevent l'lrc. electric
shock or other huurds.
20 Salary Check — Upon completion or any service
or repairs to this video product, ask the service techni-
cian to perform safety checks recommended by the manu-
facturer to determine that the video product is in sale
operating condition.
21 Heat ' 1hc product should be situated away from
heat sources such as radiators, hcat rengters. stovesr or
other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
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To guide you, we've included following eight chapters.
0 Chapter 1." Introduction". giVes you how to use your NIP-EC 10W efficiently, and explains the overview of
your MP-EGlOW.
a Chapter 2, "Set-up",explains how to set up your NIP-EGlOW for recording.
0 Chapter 3, NRecording", explains how to record moving pictures. still picrures, etc. Read thoroughly
before starting to record.
0 Chapter 4, ”Playback", explains how to play back recorded pictures and sound, and smrch for files you
want to play back.
0 Chapter 5, "Operating files", explains how to use Media Navigation for arranging recorded files, editing
folder for auto play, etc.
a Chapter 6, "Using the MP—EGIOW with Other Equipment", explains how to use the MP-ECleW With aTV
or a personal computer.
a Chapter 7, "Menu Settings", explains how to operate the on—screen menu for desired settings.
a Chaplet S, ”Subsidiary Information". shows various information. including what to do when you are in
EOUbICt Refer to each item as needed,
We want this manual to be as helpful as possible, so it includes two easy ways to find the
information you need:
0 A quick index for the information you use moot often (this page).
0 A detailed table of contents directing you to specific information quickly (page 9).
Get to know your MP—EGlOW by using this manual, and get to know Hitachi. We appre-
ciate your business.
Quick lndex
Charging Battery Pack .................
Recording Moving Ptc'rures ..........
Playing Back the File Just Recorded . ...
ConnectingloTVcnthewing Playback Pictures .
ConnectingloYoutPersonolCompuler
C The MPEGl standard is used for the MP—EG I OW to handle moving pictures. The playback picture will be
slightly rougher, but this does not indicate a fault.
o The MP-EGl OW mechanism is configured so lhc PC card cannot be removed when hot. Wait until it cools
down to remove.
l Do not set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OH: when the ACCESS indicator is flashing.
0 Be sure to sci thc CAM/OFFIPLAY switch to OFF once before switching it between CA'M (REC) and
PLAY,
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— Before Using _
Compensation for recorded contents:
If the unit or PC card becomes faulty during use and no recording is possible on PC card orplayback
from it, we will not be responsible for compensation for your lost recordings.
Make a trial recording before recording important events:
If recorded data is erased because the unit malfunctions. the data cannot be restored.
Copyrights:
You cannot use recordings of copyrighled materials for purposes other than for your private enjoy—
ment. without permission of their rightful owner.
Be careful of Moisture Condensation
Condensation:
When a heater is used in your room in a cold season, windowpanes will be frostedr This 15 because
vapor in air indoors is cooled rapidly and moisture is formed. This is referred to as condensation.
Condensation occurs:
When you move unit from a cold place to a warm place abruptly, such as when you enter a lodge from
a ski slope; When you place the unit in a room in which healing hasjust begun or in a place where cool
air strikes unit direClly; When you move the unit outside from a cooled room or vehicle in a hot
season,
When condensation occurs:
Leave unit in a place as dry as possible for about one hour before using ll.
When moisture condenses on the lens, 3 clear picture cannot be recorded. Start recording, after conv
densation ofihc lens has been removed.
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_ CONTENTS TABLE —
For Your Safety
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS... .2
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR AC ADAPTER/CHARGER 4
Read This First ......................................... r5
Cautions When Using.
Before Using
Checking the Prowded Accessories
CONTENTS TABLE
11”
Features .. 12
Operating Files
PC Card .............
Names of Each Pan
Viewing the On-Screen Display .,
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Chapter 2 Set-up ......... 19 ——
Charging Battery Pack .....
Loading the Battery Pack
Using Power Supply from AC Outlet
Loading the PC Card
Setting the Date and Time .................
Inserting Battery into the Remote Contra
Tips for Skiiliul Use of the MP—EGtDW ...................
Chapter 3 Recording ..................................... 29 #
Rotating the Camera Block and Attaching the Sunshade
Recording Moving Pictures ......................................
Recording Still Pictures .............
Recording Stilt Pictures at Intervals
Recording Consecutive Still Pictures
Recording a Still Picture with Audio
Recording Image oi Your Portrait Using the Remote Control .................
er 4 Playback. .................................... 39
Playing Back Recorded ..........
Locating Files to be Played by Skippi
Order of Files to be Pia ..........................
Sing the Remote Control
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Chapter 1 Introduction
Presentation by using application software:
Microsoft” Office 97 (PowePoint' 97, Word 97, Excel 97), Microsoft’ Access etc.
For creating multimedia contents and materials
for internet homepage or intranet Lan:
Because being stored in file. it is easy to send files in a
personal computer, Tnis is most suitable for creating mul—
timedia contents and materials for Imemet home page. You
can use the stored video file in a variety otjoyful ways
such as wallpaper for your computer.
Playback and edit the files on your personal
computer:
Transfer files to yourcomputer , and you can view them with
computer software and edit the files with the bundle soft-
ware
Printing:
You can print files With a generally available Video printer, or
retnevc transferred files on your computer and prim them
with the computer printer.
For gathering materials:
You can choose the recording mode to suit the material,
such as recording moving subjects wtth rt motion picture
mode adding a narrative with recording still picture when
recording commodities, etc.
For presentation:
You can use the filc management function. Media Naviga-
tion, to easily arrange and edit files containing recording
files by grouping, sorting. etc. After anangmg the files, con—
ncct the MP-EGIOW to a TV and execute auto pitty for pre-
sentation.
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IPC Card
What is a PC card?
The MPrEGIOW stores video and audio data in a harddisk, which is
referred to as a PC card in this lexr
MF-HD260 PC card
Maximum time and number of pictures PC card can store
The MP—HD260 can Store:
Moving picture: approx. 20 minutes
Still pictures: approx, 3.000 shots
Still picture with audio: approx. 1,000 shots with
each lOsec. audio
Cautions When Using PC Card
For safely, be careful ofthe following:
CAUTION
’ Do not bring PC card near fire or throw it
into tire; it may explode, causing injury or
burns.
' Do not disassemble or modity the unlt by
yourself. This could cause live or electric
shock.
' To prevent damage by static electricity,
touch metal (door knob, windows irame,
etc.) with your hand to discharge it, before
handling the unit. Static electricity trom
the human body could damage the unitl
enera y aval a e P
Do not use PC Cards other than the MP»HD260, We
cannot gunmnlce their opmtllon.
Handle PC card wtth care as follows to prevent
malfunctions or erasure or data :
' Do not bend the PC card, apply force, allow ll to be
subject (0 shocks or drop it.
* Do not use or store in a place where static electricity or
magncllc or clcctrir noise is likely to occur.
‘ Do not use or store where lempcraturc and/or humidr
ity are high, in a dusty p lacc, oruhdcr highly corrosive
cm‘lrvrlmcnls
. Be cnrcfttl that no dust or foreign object cntcrs through
the connector.
’ Do not pull out the PC card, unplug the DC power
cord or remove butlcry during recording or playback.
The Flic being mcordcd w|ll not be stomd, orthc stored
lilo could or destroyed.
Removing the PC card:
' Lay the unit on its back, with (hi: LCD scrcctt lacing
4p.
» The number or still pictures that can be stored may de-
crease as their video scene contents become more compli-
cated. The recordable time of still picture with audio is
the maximum time when one stillFICture and audio only
are stored. Use the above stomb e lime and number of
stills only as a reference.
MPrHD260 is already for-mated it is not necessary to
formal.
up, then remove the PC card from the bottom. Do not
put the bottom face down to remove; you could drop
the PC card.
When the unit is continuously used for a long time. the
PC card will generate heat and its tempemlure will in-
crease. For safety, the pc card eject lever is locked
when the lempemture ofPC card exceeds the specified
one, and itcannot be removed, "the lever is locked, set
the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OFF and wait for a
while. Afterthe tcmpmturc drops, the lever will unr
lock. and you can remove the PC card.
‘ When the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch is set to CAM or
PLAY, lhl: eject lever will not work To remove the
card, check to see/il‘the switch is set to OFF. with the
unit powered by the charged battery in it or the AC
adapter/charger connected to AC outlet.
* When the unit is powered by the AC adapter/chargcr,
do not unplug the DC cord from unit or AC adapter!
charger from AC outlet. with the CAM/OFFI'PLAY
switch set to CAM or PLAY; you cannot remove PC
card. Before unplugging them, make surethat the switch
is set to OFF.
‘ When the PC card eject lever does not work because
the unit is not powered by the battery or AC artsptcrl
charger, turn on lhc unit, set the CAM/OFF/PLAY
switch to OFF and then unlock the lever.
Stored data:
’ It is recommended that you start: valuable data in your
personal contputcr or other storage devices afltr each
recording
‘ The recorded dalzt may be crrlscd when the PC card is
affected by cicctrtc nmsc or becontcs faulty or is re-
pnirrd, or tfyou or your fricnris make a mistake in using
the unit We crnntn accept any responsibility orcotrt-
pcnsallng l'or dam agcs out: to cmsurc or recorded dam,
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Chapter 1 Introduction
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Chapter 1 Introduction
I Viewing the Orr-Screen DiSplay —
Various types of information appear on the LCD monitor. Here are meaning of each
indication and how to interpret them.
" Note that all the following indication do not indicates at the same time.
' Although a color text appears an the builtrin LCD monitor, a white text appears on Ihe TV screen
[REC MODE]
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—-I—- 0 Battery remaining level
m ®PCeatd alarm
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© Recording Ptcture
® INTERVAL: Appears during still picture recording
mode lfthe interval has been set, This indicales the
interval at which still pictures are recorded and can be
set I0 30 seconds, 1 minute or 5 minutes. "this
} indicator does not appear, normal stlll picture record-
lng will beengaged.
(2 Record mode: This indicates the current recording
file type lhat which can bc swrtehed by pressing the
REC MODE’THUMBNAIL button. You can select
one of four modes:
°_°, . Moving piclurc (MPEGI Fol-mat)
D . Still picture (H’EG Format)
[3 - Consecutive recording otstill pictures
(J'PEG Formal, 2 pictures/sec. and Sshots)
D ' Still picture with audio
(JPEG Format and MPEG Audio)
® Lap time 1 This appears when you select moving
pictures at Still picture with audio, and indicates the
elapsed time since lhe REC button was pressed.
(4) Zoom bar : This appears when the ZOOM/VOL
button is pressed during recurding, and indicates how
the zoom is engaged in 10 settings from W (wide) [DT
(telc). The magnification in the optical zoom range is
Shawn M while and that in the digital zoom in yellow.
ll'zocm is pressed, Lhc zoom bar will be displayed For
three seconds even when the indicator “FF' appears
in the onscreen display.
@ Operating mode : This indicate; what mode the
MP-EGlOW ts in currently - recordmg.pl:tybnck, etc.
-wi|h letters and symbols. Sec "Opcralirtg Mode in-
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© Recording moving Picture Mode : The current
moving pietttre mode appear during recording.
FINE : Good Picture, Shun Recodrding Time
STN '. Normal Picture. Normal Recording'l'ime
® Current date/time : The current date and time ap-
pear during recording. it incorrect date and time zip—
pear, correct them ,
Message : Appears as required.
(3) PC card alarm :This appears when a PC card is not
insened or non-usable card is inserted.
03) Battery remaining level 4 This indicates the hat-
tery remaining level with graphics.
tn : Fullchargc (lights white)
0‘ : Middle level (lights while)
gg - Low level (flashes white)
Chargetltc hattery inthe low level (see page 20).
Connecting the AC adapter/charger causes the middle
indtcator to llght. (m)
{090 card tree memory area :This indicates tht:
free memory mu on PC card for remrding in terms of
recording time lclt or the number ul'remrdztblc still
pientrce
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Charging hafierypack
Loadingthe battery pack .
Using power supply from AC outlet
LoadinglhePC card .....
Setting the date and timc .
Inserting battery mm the who
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I Loading the Battery Pack
Load the battery pack in the NIP-EGIUW by the following
promdure:
0 Open the battery compartment lid.
Press the BATl'. EJ'ECT button downward. The battery compan-
menr lid will open,
BA'I'I'. FJECT bullon
awry compuumnr lid
9 Load the battery pack.
Load lhe battery pack in the direction of the arrow unul it rs fixed
securely.
9 Close the battery compartment lid‘
‘ lt’the ballcrfi pack is nol inszflcd comclly, thc lid will nut close Conl-
plelciy. ll’r '
IS happens, rc-insert the battery pack comectly.
Press the BATT. EJECT but-ton downward to open the lid and push
the lever in the direction ol the arrow. The battery pack will be ejecled
by spring force.
* Do not drop lhc bultcry pack when rcmoving it: lhis could rcsull in
malfunction
* Donotrcmovcmcbultery ack‘durinu rccnrdlmvor playback. trans
removed during retarding, no Will not 8c rccurdcéi.
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lLoading the PC Card —
Set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to OFF before inserting or removing the PC card.
‘ Do not use PC cards other than that specified (W-HDZGO).
* Do not zmemgt to attach 1." adhesive |agJ1t1l0 the PC card to remove it easily. It'the PC cant is removed while
the MP-EGl W is Gpmlmg, it could result in malfunction.
0 Open the lid of the PC card insertion slot.
Loosen the screw and remove the lid.
9 Insert the PC card.
With the card surface up, insert the PC card until it is fixed securely
into the slot.
F 0 Close the lid of the PC card slot.
Attach Lhe lid over the Slot and screw up.
(Use fingers to screw up when you close the lid ofthe PC card slot.)
Removing the Pc;ca‘rd :
Set the CAM/OFF/PLAY swttch to OFF and loosen the screw to re
move the lid. Lay the MP-EGtOW on its side in a horizontal place
and push the eject lever. The PC card will be removed
* Be careful not to drop the PC card as this could damage it,
When the s'ect‘ lever does nol‘rn‘ov-
See "Troubleshooting Guide" , or check the following two items:
o It the CAM/OFF/PLAY swttch is set to CAM or PLAY, the eject lever will not move. Set it to OFF,
and power the MP-EGl OW from the charged battery pack or AC adapter/charger.
o It the PC card becomes hot after the MP-EGtOW is used fora long time, the eject lever will not
work even itthe CAM/OFF/PLAY swnch is set to OFF, tor salety reasons. In thls case. leave the
MP—EG1OW as it is for 1020 minutes to cool the PC card When the temperature is low enough
the eject lever can be operated.
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Press the b (PLAY) lumen.
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Press the b (PLAY) or 4 (STOP) button unlil m: digit you want m set flashes, men press the A
(F.5EARCH) or V(R.SEARCH) button lo increase Dr decrease the number.
0 Finish the date/time setting.
Press the M'ENU buuon,
The daldlimc sening will be completed and lhE DATE SET menu will disappear, aflerwhich the original
picture will be reslored.
As soon as MENU IS prcsscd, the clock \Vl]| sum counnng from the set date and time.
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Chaprerz Set-up
I Inserting Battery into the Remote Control —
Insert the provided CRZOfi lithium battery into the remote controlr
Remote mmmr Lilhium mum
(MP-RMIA) for remote comm! (022025)
0 Pull out the battery holder.
Push the tab in the direcrion of the arrow and hold il, then pull out
the battery holder.
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9 Insert the battery with the (+) terminal up. ®
1 Emery holder
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0 Replace the battery holder.
Life of lithium battery
The life of (he iiihium baflery is about one year.
WARNING :KEEP THE BATTERY AWAY Cauiions:
FROM CHILDREN AND PETS. o DEposeorbofleryscfelyincccordonce
IF SWALLOWED, CONSULT A withiocollcrws. Donoidsposeofinfirev
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Recording moving pittures
Recording still pictures
Recording consecutive sti
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Recording image ofyour por
Recording a still picture
g Ihc remote control
Do not expose the MP-EGIOW to shocks dur g recording. The file
being recorded will not be stored.
Be sure you first set the switch to OFF even if you want to set it to PLAY
immediately.
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I Recording Moving Pictures _
The MP-EGIOW records moving pictures and audio.
‘ The illustrations used in the following text may be dtflerent from
the actual picturcsl
0 Set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to CAM.
Hold down the red button at the center of the switch and set the
switch to CAM, The image from the lens will appear on the LCD
monitor, and the MP-EG 10W will enter the record pause mode
("PAUSE”will appear). 10121?th
lndtczlts that tltc MP-EOIOW
is in the record pause mode,
9 Check that the "9:4" record mode indicator appears.
If the “ °-°.." moving picture record mode indicator does not
appear, press the REC MODF/I'HU'MBNAIL button repeatedly
until it doesl
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9 Adjust the image size of subject.
Press the ZOOM/VOL button to adjuSt the image size of subject. Pressing T (tele) magnifies the image,
and presstng W (wide) makes it smallerl
‘ When the ZOOM/VOL button is presscd, the zoom bar will appear on the left end ofthc LCD monitor.
The MP—EGl DW cart zoom in on a subject and enlarge it upto 6
times, 3 times the optical zoom multiplied by2 times the digital ‘-°- REM 0:15
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zoom When the MP—EGtDW enters the digital zoom area, the
zoom bar will change from white to yellow in the LCD monitor, 2 B
and the picture wtlI be slightly rough in this area, w" in
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* lfa still picture has been recorded, Ihe remaining number or
storabie still piclnrls (REM) which appears in the on-screen
displa me not decrease See "Remaining number indicator of
stomb e suit piclures".
0 Set the CAM/OFFIPLAY switch to
CAM.
Hold dawn lhE: red button at the center of the switch and SM the
switch to CAM. The image from the lens wtll appear on the LCD
monitor, and the MP—EGl OW Wl" enter the record pause mode .
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Indicates lhfll the MP~EGIOW
is in the record pause model
9 Set the record mode indicator to "D".
Press the REC MODE/THUMBNAIL button repeatedly until
the ‘D’ still picture record mode indicator appeals on the LCD
monitorr
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Record Mode inriicztnr
9 Check that the interval indicator is off. fifi'tfikaiz’QiL3yRVALfl
lf "INTERVAL" appears on the monitor, interval recording will
be made at the displayed "INTERVAL".
0 Adjust the image size of subject
Press the ZOOM/VOL button to adjust the image size of subjch Pressing T (lelc) magnifies the image,
and pressing W (wide) makes it smaller.
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’ When the ZOOM/VOL button is presscd, the zoom bar will appear on the left end oftht: LCD monilorr
6 Record.
Press the REC button (0 start recording. The REC indicator will ' ' "' RED mi”
The image at the moment the button is pressed will be recorded
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* The shutter speed varies from [M to 11300 second uutomnricniiy, ”MAM
according w the brightness of subject. li‘thc SuhjCCK isdim, the
shuttcr speed will be 3 maximum 01 im secund‘ so be careful at“
camera movement.
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[Recording Consecutive Still Pictures—
This record mode allows you to automatically record five consecutive still pictures at a
speed of about two pictures per second.
* if the brightness or subtcct changes abruptly during Consecutive
recording, it could result in overexposure or underexposurc,
0 Set the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch to CAM.
Hold down the red button at the center of the switch and set the
switch to CAM. The image from the lens will appear on theLCD
monitor, and the MP-EG 10W will enter the record pause mode
(”PAUSE" wtll appear).
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To select a folder: To Open the folder:
press A or y to move um highlighted 560 Press P to open the selected folder, and
tion up or down and select a folder. M file “It“ screen w'” appeart
To display the menu:
Press the MENU button, and the menu will
appear. To switch off the menu, press the
button againr
* A menu item displayed in gray text cannot be opemtcd.
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I Selecting the File and Playing I t Back _
If you know the recording date/time of the file you want and
the folder containing the file, you can select the file and play
it back.
a Sum Media Navigation and FOLDER 5m“ Sm“
display the FOLDER select mum ’ ”
screen to sun.
* You can also use the remote
control to operate.
éeé
0 Display the file select screen
Press 7 or A with (he FOLDER select screen to select the t 1
folder containing the file you want to play back, and then ‘
Flle Select Sawn (with thumbnails)
press P r
The file select screen will appear.
9 Select the file to be played back.
Press V or A to select the file you wanr to play back and
highlight it.
9 Play back the file
Press > . The selected file will play back. When playback of
Lhc file is finished. il wall stop at the final picture of the file.
. The displayed date and time during layback are fixed at those on
which you started recording. The are and um: wru not change
even as picture playback progresses.
To selebt another file : Sm!“ “ rm" Wm":-
Press 1 .
The file select screen will be restored. Perform steps 2 and 3 again.
o It 'FILE ERROR’ appears:
If you attempt to play back a file that the MP—EGtOW cannot play back. the message 'FILE
ERROR‘ will appear. in this case, the MP-EGTOW Operation may be malfunctioning, Delete the
file to prevent future mallunction.
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6 Enter the selected file.
0 Naming the folder to which you want to
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Press 7 or A to selecr the file you want to transfer.
‘ You Clan also change the folder for files with a lock symbol (W).
Press P .
The folder symbol will be displayed with the selected file.
Folder symbol
transfer the file.
Press 7 or A to change the folder number to Lhat of the folder
to which you want to transfer the file.
Change to the number otthe folder you want to transfer the file
to.
0 Decide the transfer.
Press the REC button (or the START/STOP button on the remote control),
The transfer has been decided and the screen fur selecting the flit: to transfer (the screen in step 4) will
be restored. The transferred file has now disappeared from this select screen.
You can continue to change folders of other files by repeating steps 4—7.
' lfthe (older is empty after all the files are tmnslerred, the message "no filc" will appear.
» To cancel the file tntnstcr. press tltt 4 button before pmssln‘.’ REC. Tltc trnrtstcr will be canceled and tltc file
select sCrecn to transfer (the screen in Step 4) wtll be restore .
Exit the CHG FOLD# menu item.
Press the MENU button.
The folder change will end and the file select screen (the screen in step 1) will be rcsrored.
' A transferred file will be displayed at the lop oflhe list oftllc folder to which the file has be: v
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0 Check the file to be deleted.
Check again. and if it is the file you want to delete. press
the P button.
' To cancel dclcttan. FOLDER Mm Sm"
press th: 4 button,
romsn
eExecute
deletion.
Press the REC button (or the START/STOP button on the remote control).
The selected file will be deleted and the screen in step 3 will be restored.
* To finish deletion, press lb: 4 button. 1 Sr, 4 A
' To delete another (115,an steps 3-5 agam. F‘ ° "“ 5°“ (“m “mm”
' If the [older is tmw after all (he files are deleted, message "no
file" will zprearv hen on press the 4 button in this use, the
FOLDER s: as! screen Wi 1 be restnrcd.
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FOLDER Salem Satan
button. mum
The massage “deleting all ‘
files of the (selected folder
number)" will appear,
‘ To cancel deletion, rcss (he
4 button at D bullonl
9 Execute deletion.
Press the REC button (or the START/STOP button on the m-
mole control) and deletion will be executedi
When deletion is completed. the FOLDER select screen will
be restored.
* All files which have been locked will remain. See page 50 to un-
lock the pmlcclion of mg.
- Make sure you want to dzlctc all files in the folder before pmsing
the REC button,
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0 Select a file and lock or unlock it.
Press V or A to select the file you want to lock or unlock, and
then press the REC button.
Psessing the REC batten switches between locking and unlock-
ing of the file and switches the lock symbol on or off.
You will be able to lock or unlock another file by performing
steps 4 ~ 5.
6 Exit the LOCK/UNLOCK menu item.
Press the 4 button or MENU button,
Pressing 4 exivs ihe LOCK/UNLOCK setting and restores the file function setting menu (the screen in
Step 2),
Wing MENU exitsme LOCK/UNLOCK setting and mswm the file select screen (shown in step 1),
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Select the file whose display order you want to change.
Press V or A to select the file whose display order you want to
change.
* You can also change the display order for files with lock symbol
(©9).
6 Display the screen for selecting the location where you want to move
the file.
Press P .
The screen will change to that far deciding the location where a
the file is to be moved.
0 Move the file to your designated location.
Press V or A r
Each time V or A is pressed, the display position of the 53, fl ' P
lected file will change.
o Execute the change of the file display order.
Press the REC button (or the START/STOP button on the remolc control).
The change of display order has been decided. You can continue to change the display order of other
files by repeating steps 4—7
0 Exit the CHG ORD menu item.
Press the 4 button or MENU buttonr
Pressing 4 exits the display order Change menu item and restores the file function setting menu (the
screen in step 2).
Pressing MENU exits the display order changc menu item and restores the file select screen (shown in
step 1),
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You can Specify a file in the folder and start auto play from that file, followed by all files
listed above that file.
FOLDER Sclctl Satan
* Stan Media Navi lion(see
gave 46) and dgplay [he "ME"
Swen select screen to
start.
. See "Chan mg lhe Displafi
Order or tles ' on page 5
when you wan: to manage
files in 3 (Older.
' You can also use lhe remole
control (0 operate,
0 Select a folder.
Press Vor A with the FOLDER select screen lo selecr the folder
containing the files for auto play, and then press P .
The file select screen will appear. ' i
9 Select the file.
Press Var A lo select (he file from which you warll to sum auto ‘
play, ‘
0 Display the menu.
Press the MENU bulmn to display the menu.
LOCK/UNLOCK
one FOLD!
cm can
. cm; “ME
0 Select AUTO PLAY.
Press V or A to selccl AUTO PLAY, and then press P
Auto play will start from the selecred file, which will be followed by files listed above lhis one in
’ sequence. When aulo play of 1110 lop file in the list is finished ur press 4 ,lhc file select screen W1“ be
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I Switching Thumbnail Display On or Off _
You mn switch the thumbnail display on and off with the file select screen Ifthumhnail
display is switched off, you can display six fils on the
screen at a time.
FOLDER Select Screen
satqsq
* Stan Media Navigaiion (see
age 46) and display the
OLDER select screen to
Start.
"‘ You can also use the remote
control to opemtel
0 Display the file select screen.
Press V or A with the FOLDER select screen to select a folder
with files, and press P .
‘ When you switch a“ a thumbnail, no thumbnails will be displayed
no manerwhich (olden: you select,
9 Press the REC MODE/THUMBNAIL
button.
Thumbnails will disappear and six files will be displayed on one
screen. Pressing the button again swilchas on the thumbnails
display
’ When using the remote control, press the REC MODE/THUME
NAIL buttnnl
‘ You cannot switch an or uthhe thumbnail display while (ht: mcnu
If the thumbnail display is not possible with files recorded by equipment other than MP-EGIOW, 7
will appear in place of thumbnails.
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0 Select the file where you want to correct the recording date/time,
Press V or A to select the file whose recording date/time you " N,
want to correct, and then press P , ' i
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9 Correct the recording date/time.
Press 7 or 4 to highlight the number you want to correct,
and then press A or V to increase or decrease it
. The seconds display counts up Or down in “mood units. ~ , 5
you want It) comet.
0 Enter the corrected date/time.
Highlight the dntdtime
At‘ter conecting all the incorrect numbers, press the REC button (or the START (STOP button on the
remote control)
You can continue to change file recording date/time by repeating steps 4 , 7.
* To cancel change or recording date/lime, press the MENU button before pressing REC. The lecording date!
time will not change, and recording tlme/datc change menu will finish,
0 Exit the CHG TIME menu item.
Press the 4 button or MENU button.
Press 4 exits the recordlng date/time correct menu item and restores the file function setting menu
(the screen in step 2).
Pressmg MENU exits the recording date/time correct menu item and restores the file select screen
(shown in step] ).
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This section explains how to use the MP1
sonal computer. Read it thoroughly befo
to a TV or personal computer.
Connecting to TV and viewing playback picturts
Pexsnnnl computes In which MP-EGIOW can be connected
Connecting In your personal compute;
Transferring files w your
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I Connecting to Your Personal Computer _
There are two methods for connecting the MP-EGIOW to your personal computer.
Connection with an exclusive ISA board:
For connection to an HEM“ PC’AT’ compatible desktop personal computer, you need the ISA interface
kit, Sec “Available Accessorics'l
" The exclusive tmnsfet applicatton software PureVi is stored in the CD~ROM packed with the MP-EGIOWr
"‘ The ISA communication driver is packed wilh the ISA interface kitr
"The MP-EGIOW Connection
Cable and ISA Interface Board are
packed with the Optional MP-
ADIIA ISA interface kit.
[SA Interface Board"
WARNING : The MP—EGlOW Connection Cable must be connected to ISA interface
Board or ECP Adopter,
If the MP-EGlOW Connection Cable is connected to onotherjock. MP-
EGlOW and personal computer may be broken down.
Connection to SCSI port for Macintosh”:
For connection to a Macintosh personal computer, you need the SCSI interface kltt See "Available
Accessories”,
" The exclusive lranxl’cr applicntton software PRESTAGE is SlOtcd in the CD-ROM packed with the SCSI
interface kit.
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lPersonaI Computers to which Files Can Be Transferred Directly -
Ifyour notebook—sized personal computer has a PC card type III slot, or your personal
computer has a PC card reader, insert the PC card into the computer to transfer data
directly to the computer.
* Use me PumVi exclusive mnsfer application sofiwzre when uansferring files on PC card no the computer.
x The PureVi mnsferapplicalion software is stored in the CD—ROM packed with lhe MP—EGIOW.
~ Do no! use the PC can: as a storage device for a pctscnnl compulcr. I! you do so, we cannot guamnlte (he fidelity
of me stored dam and subsequenl MP-EGIOW npmlion.
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I Tips on Battery Pack —
The MP-EGIOW uses a lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack Make sure you under-
stand the performance and characteristics of this battery for skillful and safe use.
C harg i n 9
Always charge the batteryjust before using the MP-EGlOWi
If you store the battery afier charging without using the W756 10W. the battery will discharge on its
own Therefore, it is recommended that you do not charge immediately after using the MPEG 10W,
but immediately before using it. It is not necessary to discharge the battery or use it up.
Charge the battery where the ambient bempemtum is SGSS‘F (1 030°C), The lower the temperature,
the more difficultthe charging,
To ensure good battery performance, the MP-ACIA exclusive adapter/charger has a protection
circuit which stops charging automatically when the temperature is too low. Therefore, the battery
cannot be charged at a temperature of 41°F ( 5°C) or less.
Storing
Remove the battery from the MP-EGlOW and store it in a cool place.
Storing it at a high tempemmre could shorten the life of the battery
Usable time
A fully charged battery can power thc MPVEGIOW to continuously record moving picture for about
40 minutes at normal temperature. However, if you use the zoom and start/stop operation frequently
in actual recording, the usable time will be half to onevthird of the above. The battery will also
discharge in the following cases :
‘When the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch is set to CAM (recording pause);
< When the CAM/OFF/PLAY switch is set to PLAY.
Remember that me usable time is reduced when using the MP—EGIOW in a cold place.
Battery remaining level indicator
When the remaining battery level is low during recording or recording pause, the message. low
battery level, will appears
A short time after " GZI " flashes. the MP-EGlOW will turn off automatically to prevent the battery
from over-discharging.
When ”01 " is displayed. the battery may be near full charge ” fl " or low charge "Gil ".
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I Cleaning —
Be sure to turn the MP-EGIOW 013" before cleaning it.
If dirt adheres to the LCD screen or lens :
Wipe it off with a soft, dry cluth. When cleaning the LCD screen, do not use force or strike it.
Do not wipe ease with benzene or thinner :
The coating of case could peel off or the case could deteriorate. When using a chemical cleaning cloth,
follow the instructions for use.
Wipe tiff dirt on the case with a moist cloth which has been completely wmng out.
I When Trouble Messages Appear —
Various messagm may appear when you are opemting the W—EGIOW. Perform trouble-
Shooting accordingly.
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MEMORY IS ALMOST FULL
Free memory area of PC card is
small.
Stop recording, and delete unnec-
essary files to increase free
memory area, or replace thc PC
END OF MEMORY
No free memory area of PC card
card.
INSERT CARD
PC card is not inserted, or PC card
that cannot be used with the MP—
EG 1 OW is inserted.
Insert PC card, or replace it wttl't
the MP-HDZGOA PC card,
lNVALlD CARD TYPE
PC card that cannot be used Wllh
the MP-EGIOW is inserted.
Replace It with the MP-HDZSOA
PC card,
|NITIALIZE CARD
PC card which is not initialized
has been insened.
Initialize it (see page 84),
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(date/time digits flash)
The clock has not been set or the
buiil'ln battery has discharged.
Charge the built—in battery (see
page 26) and set the date and time
(see page 24),
CARD LOCK (flashes)
ll
The temperature or PC card is too
high. because of cxtcnded use.
Turn the MP—EG 10W off. leave it
for l0~20 minutes and wait until
the message disappears
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Even when rmdedfiles have ccmplicalcd paucms? “renumberoflecmdable slillpic- « .
"1 aretew.the numberolre tufts orrhe lime ofrecordable au- ‘ ' s
oathuesmlpiduesmnafl dio varies depending on the pal- 15w
oraudo recordable fime is rem complicmion er recorded pic~
snort lures.
Audio recordabletlme is Are you recording audio. rc- smslulpamsssmmmsdm
m pcaring recording pause? ing every recording muscllheaudio
recordable time is shan. The audio
recordable time also varies depmd-
ingon audio cmrenl.
N0 pichlreappearscnme Has LCD OFF been specified? Press {he MENU bullon to dis-
LCDmornlzx. play me SET UP screen, and
specify LCD ON.
ls AV cable comma? Unplug il.
V LCD scr n is difficult to 15 LCD screen zdjusred prop- Press the MENU bunon lo dis?
see. erly? play xhe SET UP screens and (he
adjusl lhe picture with (he Ple ‘
TURE ADJ screen. A 4
Is (he MTP~EGIOW being used Aruch the provided sunshade.
_ outdoors? The LCD screen is
’ difficulr [0 see inn bnghl place.
Y: Subjectmnnclbeloased. Is (he M'P-EG IOW loo near lo The MPEG 10W allows macro m-
ule subjecl?
omdingascloseasZBtm(ll.2in.)
loll: suhjaa an Wposin'on cfwom
Ifil is blmght much mm, the sub ‘
pa cannot be focused,
Renaming cannot be Are you using the specified PC Use the M'P-H'DZGO PC card.
done. card?
Playbackcannotbedone ls CAM/OFF/PLAY swirch scr So: it la PLAY.
ifyou presslhe PLAYbuI— lo CAM?
ion,
Was rhe MP-EGlUWsuzueclcd The MP»EGIOW has possibly ~
10 form or shocks? been desxroyccls
Was me me recorded by cum ll my be impossible to play (he 3
equipment? file recorded by otherequipmenl 1
During (‘MPEG file, elc. transferred from
Playback computer). Play the file recorded
by [he MP-EG lOWs
Did you opemlc me me wirh OpcmlinglhcfileinPCmrd widr '
soflwzlre (cxplorcr, CIC.) olhcr solrwarr: orher than lhc one pro»
mun mar prov l’dcd? vidcd could deslrcy rhc file,
No mime appearsonme Has LCD OFF been specified? Press the MENU burlon ta dis—
LCDmonnm play lhc SET UP screen, and ,
. specify LCD ON. ~
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I Terminology (As of February 1997) _
Application software
SoftWare which is run by users on an OS. Typical
are word processing software, spreadsheet program.
painting software, etc
CD-ROM (Compact Dlsk Read~0n|y
Memory)
Large—capacity read-only memory. A compact disc
in which files are stored. It is possible to read data
at high speed,
CPU (Central Processing Unit)
A component that is the center of computer, It rc-
ceives data from an input device, computes and
stores it, then transfers resultant data to an output
device.
Driver software
Software which provides 05 with a specified de-
vice, Once installed, user need not be concerned
about use.
Hard disk
Convenuonally, a fixed storage of personal com-
puter Although ll is not as handy as a floppy disk
or MO disk, it can store mass data at high speed.
Recently. detachable and card type hard disks has
been marketed
Homepage
Introduction for tnfonnation to be provided on
Internet, which can be created using still pictures,
audio and moving pictures.
ISA (Industry Standard Architecture)
16-bit bus interface standard used with IBM” PC!
AT"a compatible machines.
initialization
A task done so that hard disk, MO disk, floppy disk,
etc, can be used with personal computers This is
also referred to as fomiatling.
Internet
More advanced network of computer networks. In
this system, computers in the world are Connected
to one network.
JPEG (Joint Photographic coding
Experts Group)
One of the national standards for color still picture
compression system. This system has become popu—
lar worldwide and is used to create lnlernet
homepage, etc, The file extension is generally ".jpg",
M0 disk (Magnetic Optical disk)
A storage medium. from/to which data is read and
written using the magnet-optical system. It is able
to store much more data.
MPEG 1 (Moving Picture Experts Group 1)
One of the intemational standards for color moving
picture compression system. This is one of the most
efficient moving picture compression systems, as of
February. 1997. An MPEG 1 decoding hardware or
MPEG 1 decoding software is necessary to play back
pictures. The file extension is generally "mpg".
Multimedla Contents
Electronic publications configured by various types
of data, including characters, moving pictures, still
pictures, audio, etc.
OS (Operating System)
Software that manages other programs. data, hard-
ware, etc, to process the task given to computer,
PC ca rd
A creditch sized card that can be easily inserted
into personal computer from outside. PC card is the
fomtal name for cards conforming to the PCMCIA
(personal computer memory card international as—
sociation) standard, PC cards are divided into type
I, II and Ill, depending on their thickness,
PentiumO
The 32-bit CPU developed by Intel Corporation,
RAM (Random Access Memory)
The memory. from/to which data can be read and
written at random.
Th u mb nail
A small still picture, used with many types of image
indexing software,
Windowsea 95 (Microsoft0 WindowsQ 95
Operating System)
The OS developed by Microsoft Corporation. which
is very popular as an OS for personal computers.
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MP-EG 10W
72 VDC
65 W
approx, 385 g (MP—EGIOW only)
approx. 540 g (with MP»BPlA battery pack and MP-HD260 PC
card)
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Moving pictures: MPEG l
Still picture : Conforming to JPEG
Audio : Conforming to MPEG Audio
approx. 40 minutes (when recording moving pictures continuously
at normal temperature)
MP»HD260 PC card
200mW
32v104F(0-40C)/ 8070 or less
ll "CCD Tom] number of pixels: approx. 390,000
Effective number of pixels: approx, 360.000
Monaural
20— 100,m01ux
14 lux for moving pictures
5 lux for Still pictures
lmagesizte: 1.8” NumberofdoLs: 61,380
6x zoom lens (when 2x digital zoom is used concurrently)
F2.4i=3.6~10,8mm
Possible as close as 28 cm (at W position of zoom)
Moving pictures: approx. 20 minutes
Slill picture wiLh audio: approx, 4 hours (with MP»HD26O PC
card)
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