Panasonic of North America DMC-TZ50 Digital Still Camera User Manual DMC TZ50 P37 En indd

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Operating Instructions
Digital Camera Wi-Fi mode
Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company,
Division of Panasonic Corporation of North America
DMC-TZ50
WIRELESS
Model No.
One Panasonic Way, Secaucus, NJ 07094
Panasonic Puerto Rico, Inc.
Ave. 65 de Infantería, Km. 9.5, San Gabriel Industrial Park, Carolina, Puerto Rico
00985
Before connecting, operating or adjusting this product, please read the instructions
completely.
Panasonic Canada Inc.
5770 Ambler Drive, Mississauga, Ontario, L4W 2T3
© 2008 Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
VQT1R37
M0308KZ0
For USA assistance, please call: 1-800-211-Pana(7262) or, contact us via the web at: http://www.panasonic.com/contactinfo
VQT1R37
FCC RF Exposure Statement
The available scientific evidence does not show that any health problems are associated
with using low power wireless devices. There is no proof, however, that these low power
wireless devices are absolutely safe. Low power wireless devices emit low levels of
radio frequency energy (RF) in the microwave range while being used. Whereas high
levels of RF can produce health effects (by heating tissue), exposure to low-level RF
that does not produce heating effects causes no known adverse health effects. Many
studies of low-level RF exposures have not found any biological effects. Some studies
have suggested that some biological effects might occur, but such findings have not been
confirmed by additional research. DMC-TZ50 has been tested and found to comply with
FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled equipment and meets the FCC
radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines in Supplement C to OET65. Please refer to the
SAR test report that was uploaded at FCC website. This device should not be co-located
or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
FCC Note:
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B
digital device, pursuant to Part 15 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 instructions,
may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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 on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by 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.
FCC caution: To maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded interface cables
must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment
or unshielded cables may result in interference to radio and TV reception.
Any changes or modifications not approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.
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.
The unit which can be connected to PC or which has a USB terminal: You have to
indicate the following before Responsible Party.
Declaration of Conformity
Trade Name: Panasonic
Model No.: DMC-TZ50
Responsible Party:
Panasonic Corporation of North America
One Panasonic Way
Secaucus, NJ 07094
Support Contact:
Panasonic Consumer Electronics Company
Telephone No.: 1-800-211-PANA (7262)
Upload pictures to your web album and view with your friends
‘Picasa Web Albums’ is an online album service provided by Google.
Upload the pictures you have taken to your web album, using your camera’s Wi-Fi mode.
You can share your pictures by sending your web album URL to your friends. You can
also change your web album’s privacy setting on your computer between ‘Only people I
have informed can view (Private)’ and ‘Anyone can view (Public)’. For more details, see
the following website.
http://xxxxxxxxxx (correct as of April 2008)
Take
pictures
Access using T-Mobile HotSpots around town or using
T-Mobile@HOME in your home.
Upload your pictures at home or on the move
You can access ‘Picasa Web Albums’ using any of the following.
Using T-Mobile HotSpots around town
T-Mobile HotSpots can be found in stores and in areas such as stations and airports.
A valid T-Mobile account (user ID and password) is needed for this service (charges
apply). (A T-Mobile account is preset to your camera, but the validity period is limited.)
For more details, see the following website.
http://hotspot.t-mobile.com/ (Address correct as of April 2008)
Upload
Send pictures to your web
album (upload).
Picasa Web Albums
Using at home with a T-Mobile@HOME-compatible router
Appropriate settings (P.26) will need to be made on your camera.
URL
Using access points (home, external) other than T-Mobile
Appropriate settings (P.28) will need to be made on your camera when you sign up to
other services.
(Contact the appropriate operating companies for details on individual services.)
Check your uploaded
pictures (pictures can
also be deleted)
‘Picasa Web Albums’ and ‘T-Mobile’ services may be altered at any time without prior
notification.
View
together
Send your web
album’s URL
to your mobile
telephone or etc.
Add a message and send
your web album’s URL to
your friends and family
Main Operations
Use your Google account (free) to log in to your Picasa
Web Album on your computer, and agree to the Terms of
Service (P.12).
You will need to sign up for a Google account if you do not have one already
(P.12).
Set your account to your camera (P.12).
Connect to your web album (P.12).
• From T-Mobile HotSpots around town (P.15)
• From a T-Mobile@HOME router in your home (P.26)
• From other access points (P.28)
If you have trouble connecting, communication may not be available in your
present location, or your T-Mobile account may have expired.
Upload your pictures to your web album (P.16).
View (check) your uploaded pictures (P.19).
Pictures can also be deleted (P.20).
Set a destination (e-mail address) to send the URL (P.22).
You can set one e-mail address to send the URL to, such as your mobile
telephone or your computer address. (This operation need not be repeated once
the destination is originally set.)
Send your web album’s URL.
Send the URL to the e-mail address set in step 6 .
You can forward this URL to your friends and view your pictures together.
INDEX
Before use
Applications
Main Operations .............................6
Before Using ...................................8
• Wireless LAN function ..................9
Send web album URL ...................22
• Setting e-mail address ................22
• Sending web album URL
to e-mail address ........................23
Change size of pictures
to upload .......................................24
Using T-Mobile@Homecompatible router .........................26
• Registering access point ............26
• Connecting to web album ...........27
Using access points other than
T-Mobile
(home, public wireless LAN) .......28
• Registering access point ............28
• Connecting to web album ...........31
Protecting Wi-Fi mode .................32
• Setting Wi-Fi password...............32
• Changing Wi-Fi password ..........33
• Canceling Wi-Fi password
setting .........................................34
• Deleting Wi-Fi information ..........35
Updating T-Mobile settings..........36
Automatic connection settings ...37
Basics
Wi-Fi mode basic operations.......10
• Entering Wi-Fi mode ...................10
• Exiting Wi-Fi mode ....................11
• Character input ...........................11
Setting up a web album
account ..........................................12
• Obtain a web album account
and log in ....................................12
• Make account settings on your
camera........................................12
Connect to web album .................15
Uploading pictures to
web album .....................................16
View pictures in web album.........18
Delete pictures from
web album .....................................20
Cancel connection to
web album .....................................21
Others
Message displays .........................38
Q&A................................................40
Specifications ...............................43
Before Using
About this manual
• Please refer to the main digital camera operating manual whenever you see
references such as ‘(Main operating manual P.107)’ in this manual.
• Product illustrations and screens may differ from the actual product.
This product may not be exported to or brought into countries subject to
United States export embargoes＊
This product contains American-originating encryption software and is therefore subject
to U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR). (＊ Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, etc.
(correct as of February 2008))
Using cursor buttons to select direction
Wireless LAN function
Up▲
Use this product as a wireless LAN device
Left
Right
Down▼
The correct button to press will be shaded grey and labeled
with ▲▼, as shown here.
Be aware of copyrights and image rights
• Pictures taken may not be used without the permission of rights holders except for
individual enjoyment.
• The taking of pictures even for personal usage may be subject to restrictions in some
cases.
• Recording and making available images of another person’s appearance without
their consent may be a violation of their image rights.
Personal information management and disclaimer
• To protect your personal information, using ‘Setting Wi-Fi password’ (P.32) is
recommended.
• Always keep a copy of important information.
Information containing personal information, such as wireless LAN connection
settings, which has been registered or set to the product by the user, may be altered
or lost through erroneous operation, static electricity, accidents, faults, repairs, or
other modes of handling. Panasonic shall accept no responsibility for any direct
or indirect damage or financial loss resulting from the alteration or loss of such
information through no fault of its own.
• Always delete personal information before relinquishing/disposing of this product
When relinquishing or disposing of this product, always delete personal information,
such as wireless LAN connection settings, which has been registered or set to the
product by the user, by performing a ‘RESET Wi-Fi SET’ from ‘Wi-Fi SET’, or a
‘RESET Wi-Fi SET’ from the Setup Menu.
• No compensation shall be paid in the event of damage resulting from theft or loss.
Panasonic shall accept no responsibility for any demands for connection charge
payment or other damage caused by illegal third party access to non-protected
wireless LANs, or for any damage caused by illegal usage of e-mail addresses set to
the product, which results from this product being lost or stolen.
Panasonic shall accept no responsibility for any damage caused when using this
product for other purposes.
• Do not use this product for uses requiring a high safety level, such as medical
devices and systems which directly or indirectly support human life.
• When using in devices or computer systems requiring a higher level of reliability than
wireless LAN devices, ensure that sufficient and appropriate measures are taken to
ensure safety and prevent damage to the system.
This wireless LAN function is designed for use in the United States
This product’s wireless LAN function is designed for use in the United States, and
cannot be used outside of the country. Attempting to use this function outside of the
United States may violate related national regulations, for which Panasonic shall
accept no responsibility. (Other functions may be used in other countries.)
Data transmitted wirelessly may be intercepted
Be aware that data transmitted wirelessly may be intercepted by third parties.
Do not use in locations where interference from magnetic fields, static
electricity, or electromagnetic waves is likely
• Do not use in locations where interference from magnetic fields, static electricity,
or electromagnetic waves is likely, such as close to microwave ovens. Wireless
connection may be lost.
• When using this product close to other products using frequencies of around 2.4
GHz, both products may suffer a drop in processing speed.
Do not use with wireless networks for which you do not have usage
authority
This product automatically searches for wireless network environments when the
wireless LAN function is used. Do not connect to any wireless networks (SSID)
displayed for which you do not have usage authority, as this may be considered illegal
access.
Basics
1 Wi-Fi mode basic operations
This page explains how to enter and exit Wi-Fi mode, and how to input characters.
When using Wi-Fi mode, be sure to use a sufficiently-charged battery, or an AC
adaptor (DMW-AC5PP, sold separately).
Entering Wi-Fi mode
Set to anything other than
Turn on the power
(Operation display lamp illuminated for approx. 1 sec)
Exiting Wi-Fi mode
Set to
(play)
When ‘Exit Wi-Fi MODE.’ is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Wi-Fi mode closes
Set to
Character input
Use the following method to input information such as accounts, passwords, and e-mail
addresses into your camera.
When ‘Enter Wi-Fi MODE.’ is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
(1) Press
several times to scroll through the types of
characters
upper/lower case alphabet,
symbols/numbers)
(2) Select character with
(repeat)
and press
(3) Select [Complete] with
Wi-Fi mode opens after the Wi-Fi logo is displayed.
and press
to confirm
to confirm
• A maximum of ＊＊ alphabet letters, symbols, or numbers may be inputted.
• When inputting passwords, characters are shown as ‘＊＊＊＊＊＊’.
• Input position cursor may be moved with
• Zoom lever may be used to scroll when necessary.
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Basics
2 Setting up a web album account
Information
First of all, use a Google account (free) to log in to Picasa Web
Albums and agree to the Terms of Service (see below). Without
this agreement, you cannot use web albums.
Obtain a web album account and log in
• Users with Google accounts already
Use your ‘Username (e-mail address)＊’ and ‘Password’ to log in to Picasa Web Albums,
and agree to the Terms of Service. Make a note of your ‘Username (e-mail address)＊’
and ‘Password’ as these must be set to your camera.
• Users without Google accounts
Sign up for a Google account using the following URL, then use your ‘Username (e-mail
address)＊’ and ‘Password’ to log in to Picasa Web Albums, and agree to the Terms of
Service.
picasaweb.google.com/ (correct as of April 2008)
Make a note of your ‘Username (e-mail address)*’ and ‘Password’ as these must be set
to your camera.
Select ‘WEB ALBUM SET’
Select ‘LOGIN SET’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When LOGIN SET screen is displayed
Go to input screen
Press [MENU/SET]
Always make a note of your ‘Username (e-mail address)’ and ‘Password’.
The Terms of Usage viewable during registration will be applicable when using this
service. Read these terms thoroughly before usage.
＊ If using a Gmail (e-mail service supplied by Google) address for your account
Username (e-mail address), you can use the ‘Send web album URL’ function (P.22).
Make account settings on your camera
Input your web album ‘Account’ into your camera.
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Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
• To return: Press ◄
Input Username (e-mail address) and confirm
(Character input → P.11)
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Basics
Setting up a web album
account (Continued)
Check Username (e-mail address)
Press ►
• To return: Press ◄
Go to input screen
Basics
3 Connect to web album
This page explains how to connect to your web album using T-Mobile HotSpots.
See www.t-mobile.com/hotspot (correct as of April 2008) for a list of T-Mobile HotSpot
locations.
See P.26 if using a T-Mobile@Home-compatible router, or P.28 if using access points
other than T-Mobile (home, public wireless LAN).
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘WEB ALBUM’
• To return: Press ◄
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11
Registered access point SSID are displayed.
Enter password and confirm (Character input → P.11)
Check password (e-mail address)
Select ‘tmobile’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Press ►
＊
• To return: Press ◄
12
Select ‘Yes’
when ‘CONFIRM LOGIN SET?’ is displayed, and confirm
＊
When using public
wireless LAN only
Connection is made with your web album.
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Account settings are complete.
14
Do not remove the card or turn off the power during communication.
Check the ‘Q&A’ (P.40) if you have trouble connecting.
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Basics
Uploading pictures to web
album
Send pictures from your camera to your web album. You can upload pictures individually
or several at a time. Movies and pictures with audio cannot be uploaded.
Images uploaded to your web album can be displayed and deleted with your camera.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10) → Connect to web album (P.15)
SINGLE SELECT
Select picture and confirm
Destination album name
MULTI SELECT (up to 10)
Destination album name
Select ‘UPLOAD TO WEB ALBUM
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select picture and confirm
When ‘UPLOAD THIS PICTURE?’ is
displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
Select album to upload
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Indicates picture is selected
• Repeat this operation to select
multiple pictures.
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When selection is complete
Press [MENU/SET]
When ‘UPLOAD X PICTURES TO
WEB ALBUM?’ is displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
• Five albums are pre-prepared.
Select ‘SINGLE SELECT’ or ‘MULTI SELECT’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
• Pictures will be sent to your web album
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
• To cancel during sending: Press
• When ‘UPLOAD COMPLETED’ is displayed, press [MENU/SET] to return to the
playback screen. To finish using the web album, cancel the connection (P.21).
Time required for sending (approximate) (P.25)
Image sizes are reduced before sending. However, pictures which have ‘TEXT STAMP’
(Main operating manual P. 73) will not be reduced.
Always make back-ups of important pictures.
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Pictures taken with other cameras may not be able to be sent, even if they are
viewable on this camera.
Uploaded pictures may also be checked on your computer.
‘Eco mode’ (Main operating manual P. 24) will not work during picture transmission.
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Basics
5 View pictures in web album
Pictures uploaded to your web album can be viewed on your camera.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)→Connect to web album (P.15)
Select ‘DISPLAY WEB ALBUM’
To cancel display
While picture is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Menu is displayed.
Select the album you wish to view
Select ‘EXIT’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Return to step 3. To finish using the web album, press [Q.MENU/ ] to return to the
web album menu, and select ‘DISCONNECT’ (P.21).
The most recent picture is displayed
Album name
Indicates web album picture
Current picture/total pictures in
web album
Previous picture
Next picture
Most recently updated picture is displayed (only one picture can be displayed at a
time).
• To scroll quickly:
Only picture numbers will scroll - release button when desired
picture number is reached.
Hold down
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In some cases, only pictures taken with this camera may be viewable.
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Basics
Delete pictures from web
album
Basics
Cancel connection to web
album
You can use your camera to delete pictures uploaded to your web album.
Cancel the connection to your web album.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)→Connect to web album (P.15)→
View pictures in web album (P.18)
While picture is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)→Connect to web album (P.15)
Select ‘DISCONNECT’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Menu is displayed.
Select ‘DELETE PICTURE’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When ‘DELETE PICTURE ON WEB ALBUM?’ is displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Pictures will be deleted from your web album.
Press [MENU/SET] when ‘IMAGE DELETED’ is displayed to return to picture
displays. To finish using the web album, cancel the connection (P.21).
Pressing [MENU/SET] during deletion will cancel the communication, but pictures may
have been deleted already.
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Always disconnect when you have finished using the web album. Depending
on your contract details, you may be charged if the camera is left connected for long
periods.
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Applications
1 Send web album URL
Send your web album URL to a designated e-mail address. Only one address may be
used at a time, but mobile telephone addresses are compatible.
You can, for example, send the URL to your own mobile telephone, before adding your
own comments and forwarding it on to others.
The e-mail sent will contain URLs both for your web album and for pictures.
By accessing the web album URL, you can see all of the pictures in the album.
You can also let others see your pictures immediately just by sending the URL.
This function can only be used if a Gmail (e-mail service supplied by Google)
address has been set as your Google account (P.12) Username (e-mail address).
Check e-mail address and
Press ►
Anyone that knows the URL can browse your pictures. Check that the address you have set is
correct. (No error messages will be displayed or sent if e-mail addresses entered are incorrect.)
When E-MAIL SET screen is
displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Sending web album URL to e-mail address
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
Select ‘WEB ALBUM SET’
Go to input screen
Entering Wi-Fi mode
(P.10)→Connect to web
album (P.15)→View pictures
in web album (P.18)
While picture is displayed
Select ‘E-MAIL SET’
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
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Enter e-mail address and
confirm
(Character input → P.11)
When ‘SEND PICTURE URL LINK
TO YOUR E-MAIL?’ is displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
Press [MENU/SET]
Web album URL will be send to
previously set address.
• To return: Press ◄
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Setting e-mail address
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
When ‘CONFIRM E-MAIL SET?’ is
displayed
Menu is displayed.
To cancel sending:
Press [MENU/SET]
Select ‘SEND URL’
When ‘E-MAIL SENT’ is displayed, press
[MENU/SET] to return to the web album
menu. To finish using the web album,
cancel the connection (P.21).
The Gmail SMTP server is used to send e-mails.
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Applications
Change size of pictures to
upload
Change the size of pictures before sending them to your web album. Larger pictures have
better quality but take longer to send.
With the default settings, pictures with 4:3 aspect ratios are reduced to 3M, 3:2 to 2.5M,
and 16:9 to 2M before sending.
(When ‘RESIZE’ selected)
Select size and confirm
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Pictures of larger sizes will be reduced to the selected size before sending.
Pictures of smaller sizes than that selected will not be resized.
Time required to send one picture (estimated)
Picture size
Select ‘WEB ALBUM SET’
Connection speed
Sending time
7M
6M
5.5M
5M
4.5M
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
3M
2.5M
Select ‘UPLOAD PICTURE SIZE’
2M
0.3M
• Depending on connection conditions, sending ten pictures will take approximately ten
times as long.
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select ‘RESIZE’ or ‘ORIGINAL’
‘RESIZE’ : Reduce picture size
‘ORIGINAL’ : Send in original size
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Pictures which have ‘TEXT STAMP’ (Main operating manual P. 73) will not be reduced.
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Applications
Using T-Mobile@Homecompatible router
Connect to your web album using a T-Mobile@Home-compatible router.
Read your router’s operating instructions thoroughly.
Registering access point
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘T-Mobile ACCESS
POINT’
Select ‘T-Mobile HotSpot@
HOME’
Press your router’s security
button
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
Select ‘ACCESS POINT
SET’
If entering manually
Not decided
Connecting to web album
(1) Perform step 1 and 2 on P.15
(2) Select desired access point in step 3 on P.15
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Applications
Using access points other than TMobile (home, public wireless LAN)
Connect to your web album using access points other than T-Mobile.
First, register your access point, then select it from the list to connect.
Registering access point
Select access point type
You can register up to eight access points, including the ‘tmobile’ which comes preset.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select desired access point
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Unregistered
Registered
(public
Wi-Fi LAN)
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
Registered
(home)
Check SSID (network name) and
Press ►
To enter manually
Select ‘ACCESS POINT
SET’
• To return: Press ◄
• To scan again:
Press [DISPLAY]
• To change page:
Turn zoom lever
• To enter ‘SSID (network name)’
and ‘encryption key’ (distributed by
provider or network administrator)
manually: Select ‘MANUAL INPUT’
• To enter automatically: Select an
unregistered access point
• To change SSID → Character input (P.11)
• To return: Press ◄
Skip to step 10 unless using ‘MANUAL INPUT’.
Select network certificate type (only displayed in ‘MANUAL INPUT’)
• To return: Press ◄
Network certificate
OPEN
SHARED KEY
WPA-PSK
WPA2-PSK
Select ‘OTHER ACCESS
POINT’
Available encryption
WITHOUT ENCRYPTION, or WEP
WEP
TKIP / AES
TKIP / AES
Selecting options other than ‘WITHOUT ENCRYPTION’ in ‘OPEN’ is
recommended, to protect personal information.
Select encryption type (only displayed in ‘MANUAL INPUT’)
• To return: Press ◄
(Screen displayed if ‘Open’ selected in step 8)
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Applications
Using access points other than T-Mobile
(home, public wireless LAN) (Continued)
When selecting ‘HOME Wi-Fi LAN’
in step 6
10
11
12
13
When selecting ‘PUBLIC Wi-Fi
LAN’ in step 6
Go to input screen
10
Go to input screen
14
• To return: Press ◄
• This step is skipped if ‘WITHOUT
ENCRYPTION’ is selected in step 9.
11
Enter user ID and confirm
(Character input → P.11)
15
Check password and
12
Check user ID and
16
When ‘REGISTER SETTINGS?’ is displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
13
Go to input screen
Enter password and confirm (Character input → P.11)
Press ►
Enter encryption key and
confirm
(Character input → P.11)
Press ►
Check encryption key and
Press ►
When ‘REGISTER SETTINGS?’ is
displayed
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
Access point is registered.
Connecting to web album
(1) Perform step 1 and 2 on P.15
(2) Select desired access point in step 3 on P.15
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Access point is registered.
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Applications
5 Protecting Wi-Fi mode
Setting a password is recommended, to avoid Wi-Fi usage through erroneous
operation or by third parties, and to protect your personal information.
Always remove Wi-Fi information when relinquishing or disposing of your camera, so that
your personal information is not used by others.
When ‘Wi-Fi PASSWORD SET.’ is
displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Setting Wi-Fi password
Make password entry necessary when entering Wi-Fi mode.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘Wi-Fi PASSWORD
SET’
Enter password and
confirm
(Character input → P.11)
Password is set.
Always make a note of your password. If you forget your password, you can reset
it by performing a ‘RESET Wi-Fi SET’ from the Setup Menu (Main operating manual
P.25), but settings information for access points other than ‘tmobile’ (user ID, password,
etc.) will also be reset. (‘tmobile’ settings will be reset to default.)
Changing Wi-Fi password
Change your current password.
Select ‘SET PASSWORD’
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When ‘INPUT NEW PASSWORD.’ is
displayed
When ‘INPUT NEW PASSWORD
AGAIN.’ is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Enter password again and
confirm
(Character input → P.11)
After steps 1-3 on left
After step 5 on left
When ‘INPUT CURRENT
PASSWORD.’ is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
When ‘INPUT NEW PASSWORD.’ is
displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Perform steps 5-8 on left.
Press [MENU/SET]
To enter Wi-Fi mode with password protection
(1) Perform steps 1-4 on P.10
(2) When ‘INPUT MODEPASS’ is displayed, press [MENU/SET]
(3) Select characters with ▲▼◄► and confirm with [MENU/SET]. Repeat to enter
whole password and press [MENU/SET]
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5 Protecting Wi-Fi mode
(Continued)
Canceling Wi-Fi password setting
After step1 and 2 on P.32
Select ‘CANCEL PASSWORD’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When ‘INPUT CURRENT PASSWORD.’ is displayed
Deleting Wi-Fi information
Delete Wi-Fi information from your camera.
Always delete Wi-Fi information before relinquishing or disposing of your camera
to ensure that your personal information is not erroneously used by others.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
When ‘DELETE ALL Wi-Fi RELATED
DATA FOR THIS CAMERA?’ is
displayed
When ‘ALL Wi-Fi RELATED DATA
HAS BEEN RESET FOR CAMERA.’
is displayed
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
Select ‘YES’ and confirm
Press [MENU/SET]
Enter current password and confirm (Character input → P.11)
Select ‘RESET Wi-Fi SET’
Press [MENU/SET]
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
When ‘Wi-Fi PASSWORD CANCELED.’ is displayed
Press [MENU/SET]
Settings information for access points other than ‘tmobile’ (user ID, password, etc.) will
also be reset. (‘tmobile’ settings will be reset to default.)
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6 Updating T-Mobile settings
Applications
7 Automatic connection settings
After purchasing a new T-Mobile HotSpot account, it is necessary to update the account
settings on your camera.
Designate the registered access points you use mode often to enable automatic connect
without the need to select the access point.
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘ACCESS POINT
SET’
Enter user ID and confirm
(Character input → P.11)
Go to input screen
10
11
Enter password and confirm
(Character input → P.11)
12
When ‘REGISTER SETTINGS?’ is
displayed
Check user ID and
Press ►
Select ‘T-Mobile ACCESS
POINT’
Check password and
Press ►
Entering Wi-Fi mode (P.10)
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
Select ‘AUTO CONNECT SET’
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select an access point
• To return: Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select ‘ON’
Select ‘T-Mobile HotSpot’
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
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Go to input screen
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’
• To return:
Press [Q.MENU/ ]
Select ‘YES’ with ▲ and
confirm with [MENU/SET]
If multiple access points have been set to ‘ON’, the camera will connect to the one with
the strongest reception.
If connection could not be established automatically, a list of the available access
points will be displayed for you to select from.
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Message displays
Others
Message
AUTO SET WAS FAILED.
PLEASE CHECK
THE HOME ROUTER
SETTINGS.
ACCESS POINT
CONNECTION WAS
FAILED.
CONNECTION WAS
FAILED.
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Remarks
Check and update the access point settings.
• The access point information set to your camera is
incorrect. Check the certificate format, the encryption
format, and the encryption key.
• Reception is weak. Try moving closer to the access
point.
• The access point is switched off.
• The access point selected is not supported by this
camera.
Meanings and ways to respond to the main messages displayed on the LCD monitor.
Message
Remarks
LOGIN ERROR:
ACCOUNT EXPIRED
OR INVALID. CONTACT
T-Mobile HotSpot @
877-822-SPOT
Your T-Mobile ID/password usage period has expired.
Input a valid ID/password into your camera (P.36).
LOGIN ID/PASSWORD
AUTHORIZATION
FAILED.
Check web album login ID and password.
MAXIMUM NUMBER
OF IMAGE UPLOADS
REACHED.
• Upload your pictures to a different album.
• Delete any unneeded pictures (P.20).
MAXIMUM STORAGE
SPACE REACHED ON
WEB ALBUM.
Delete any unneeded pictures (P.20).
NO PICTURE TO
DISPLAY
There are no pictures in your web album.
CANNOT DISPLAY
Picture cannot be played back on this camera.
CANNOT SEND E-MAIL
• The selected picture does not exist.
• Destination e-mail address is incorrect. Check the
destination e-mail address.
• Could not establish communication. Try again later.
DISCONNECTED
Reception is weak. Try moving closer to the access
point.
PLEASE SET
ACCESS POINT.
Make access point settings in ‘Wi-Fi SET’ → ‘ACCESS
POINT SET’.
FAILED TO
COMMUNICATE
• Reception is weak. Try moving closer to the access
point.
• No response from the server, or communication has
timed out. Try again later.
WEB ALBUM NOT
FOUND
Try again. If your album still cannot be found, it may
have been deleted.
FAILED TO DELETE
IMAGE
The picture you have tried to delete does not exist.
FAILED TO LOGIN
• Public wireless LAN ID and/or password are incorrect.
• This public wireless LAN service may not be supported
on this camera.
IP ALLOCATION WAS
FAILED.
• The access point DHCP server is not working.
• There is no response from the access point. Check the
access point settings.
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Q&A
Others
40
Remarks
Problem
Remarks
Has the maximum number of access points been
reached? (Maximum of 8 access points, including
default ‘tmobile’)
Sending pictures to my
web album takes a long
time
Are your pictures particularly large?
Resize your pictures using ‘Change size of pictures
to upload’ (P.24).
I want to use my camera
without encryption
As data is sent wirelessly, the possibility of
interception cannot be avoided. Using encryption is
recommended.
I cannot see my web
album any more
If you change the name of your web album via your
computer, you will be unable to view it with your
camera. You can still view it with your computer.
I have forgotten my web
album password
See the following URL for a guide to password
reissues from Picasa Web Albums.
picasaweb.google.com/ (correct as of April 2008)
The date of pictures edited on your computer will be
the date of editing, not the date the pictures were
taken.
Display orders may be affected by web album picture
management rules.
I want to change my
web album ‘Private’/
‘Public’ settings
Your web album can be set to either ‘Only people
I have informed can view (Private)’ or ‘Anyone can
view (Public)’, but this setting cannot be changed via
your camera. Change the setting with your computer.
No access points are
displayed. I cannot
connect to an access
point
• If you are suddenly unable to use T-Mobile
HotSpots having successfully used them before,
it is possible that your user ID usage period has
expired. Purchase a T-Mobile HotSpot account and
make the appropriate settings on your camera to
use the service again. Contact T-Mobile for details.
(Updating settings → P.36)
• Check that the access point you wish to connect to
is currently open for use.
• Access points may not be displayed if reception is
poor.
• Depending on their settings, some access points
may not be displayed even if reception is available.
Check the access point settings.
• Try the following
- Bring the camera (particularly the antenna grip
part) closer to the access point
- Remove any obstacles between the camera and
the access point
- Point the camera in different directions
Older pictures are
displayed first when
viewing web album
pictures
E-mails containing the
URL are not delivered/I
cannot send e-mails
• Check that the e-mail address has been set
correctly (P.22).
• This function can only be used if a Gmail (e-mail
service supplied by Google) address has been set
as your Google account (P.12) Username (e-mail
address).
I can only select one
picture to send, even
when using ‘MULTI
SELECT’
Web album picture or data capacity is full.
Delete unneeded pictures from your web album
(P.20).
I have forgotten my WiFi mode password
Perform a ‘RESET Wi-Fi SET’ from the Setup Menu.
Note that Settings information for access points other
than ‘tmobile’ (user ID, password, etc.) will also be
reset. (‘tmobile’ settings will be reset to default.)
I want to know my
camera’s MAC address
Select ‘Wi-Fi SET’ → ‘DISPLAY MAC ADDRESS’.
(MAC address: Globally unique identification codes
given individually to each network device - in this
case the camera.)
I want to swap between
the card and the internal
memory when sending
pictures
You cannot swap between the card and the internal
memory during communication. You can only
use the card (or internal memory) in use when
communication with the access point is established.
Pictures cannot be sent
to/displayed in/deleted
from my web album
It is possible that the web album server or the
connection line is busy. Try again later.
Web Album
I cannot register access
points
Others
Web Album
Access Point
Problem
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Q&A (Continued)
Specifications
Others
Wireless transmitter
Standards
IEEE 802.11 b/g (standard wireless LAN protocol)
ARIB STD-T66 (low power data transmission system standards)
Communications
protocols
IEEE 802.11g: OFDM
IEEE 802.11b: DSSS
Communication
distance
(approximate)
Approx. 50 m
(may be affected by obstacles and weather conditions)
Frequency range
(center frequency)
2412-2462 MHz (11 channels)
Data transmission
speeds
(standard values)
IEEE 802.11g: 54M/48M/36M/24M/18M/12M/9M/6M (bps)
IEEE 802.11b: 11M/5.5M/2M/1M (bps)
Security
128/64 bit WEP, TKIP, AES
Access format
Infrastructure mode
Estimated maximum battery life (with fully-charged battery): 00 hours 00 minutes
(Battery life is affected by signal reception, usage conditions, and usage environment)
Usage environment memo
Contract provider
Contract broadband service
Manufacturer
Modem
Product name
Course/plan
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IP telephone contract
Yes/No
Condo-type contract
Yes/No
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subject to the following license conditions.
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