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Summary of Contents for PhotoPC 2100Z

Page 1: ...aging Your Photos Making Camera Settings Using Images on Your Computer Camera Options and Accessories Maintenance and Troubleshooting Specifications Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor User sGuide User sGuide Digital Camera 4014713 00 XXX Printed in XXXX XX XX XX ...

Page 2: ...to download photos from your camera to your computer and to manage your photos Includes instructions for the other software utilities included on the software CD ROM such as EPSON AutoDownloader which helps you download files in a quick and organized way Also includes information on contacting customer support Online EPSON PhotoQuicker Reference Guide This guide provides information on using the E...

Page 3: ...R R4C7770 User s Guide Rev D FRONT FM A6 size Proof Sign off K Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey User s Guide DIGITAL CAMERA ...

Page 4: ...oduct or unauthorized modifications repairs or alterations to this product or excluding the U S failure to strictly comply with SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION s operating and maintenance instructions SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION shall not be liable against any damages or problems arising from the use of any options or any consumable products other than those designated as Original EPSON Products or EPSON Appr...

Page 5: ... CONCERNING RESPONSIBLE USE OF COPYRIGHTED MATERIALS Like photocopiers digital cameras can be misused by improperly photographing copyrighted material Unless acting on the advice of a knowledgeable attorney be responsible and respectful by obtaining the permission of the copyright holder before photographing published material Directive 89 336 EEC EN 55022 Class B EN 55024 ...

Page 6: ...R4C7770 User s Guide Rev D FRONT FM A6 size L Proof Sign off K Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey iv ...

Page 7: ...ies 7 For users in the United Kingdom 8 For users in the United Kingdom Singapore and Hong Kong 9 Warnings Cautions and Notes 9 Chapter 1 Getting Started Unpacking Your PhotoPC 2100Z 12 Camera Parts 13 Setting up Your Camera 16 Installing and removing a memory card 16 Installing and replacing the batteries 18 Setting the time and date for the first time 22 Chapter 2 Taking Pictures Getting Ready t...

Page 8: ...ver the Internet 42 Taking pictures in low light conditions 44 Using the white balance feature 46 Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder 47 Setting the flash 49 Using the optical zoom feature 51 Making other settings 52 Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Viewing Your Photos on the LCD Monitor 53 Displaying your photos 53 Displaying nine photos at once 54 Magnifying photos 55 Deleting Photos ...

Page 9: ...ng the Beep 69 Chapter 5 Using Images on Your Computer System Requirements 71 For Windows 72 For Macintosh 72 Included Software 73 Installing the Software 74 Viewing the Software User s Guides on Your Computer 75 Accessing the EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide 75 Accessing the EPSON PhotoQuicker User s Guide 77 Connecting and Disconnecting the Camera 77 Connecting the camera to your compu...

Page 10: ... files directly from the memory card 88 Formatting memory cards 89 Using Rechargeable Batteries 91 Using the AC Adapter 93 Chapter 7 Maintenance and Troubleshooting Maintaining the Camera 97 Handling the camera 98 Cleaning the camera 98 Storing the camera 99 Maintaining the Batteries 99 Cleaning the batteries 99 Storing the batteries 100 Disposing of batteries 101 Problems and Solutions 102 Camera...

Page 11: ...18 PCMCIA Adapter 120 Optional AC Adapter 121 Appendix B Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor When Taking Pictures 123 With the tool box open 124 With the bag open 125 When using the zoom feature 125 When specifying the amount of prints after taking a picture 126 When Viewing Photos 126 With the tool box open 127 When magnifying a photo 128 When there are no photos in the memory card 128 When spec...

Page 12: ...6 size7 17 01 L Proof Sign off K Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey x When Making Camera Settings 131 Camera setting menu 131 When setting the date and time 132 When formatting the memory card 132 Status and Error Icons 133 Glossary Index ...

Page 13: ...friends Add color and visual appeal to your letters postcards and cooking recipe cards Share your photos with world through e mail and on the Internet The PhotoPC 2100Z comes with everything you need to get started including EPSON Photo 4 software that lets you transfer pictures from the camera to your computer s hard disk You can then edit enhance and organize your pictures and use them in variou...

Page 14: ...ormat Optical 2 and digital 2 5 zoom Automatic or predefined white balance adjustment Automatic date and time recording for each photo Built in flash with automatic flash red eye reduction and flash off options Self timer ten second delay Automatic shut off to save battery power EPSON Photo 4 software to transfer photos to your computer and manage them EPSON AutoDownloader to help you organize you...

Page 15: ...rd electrical outlet Power Pack B81817 B818181 B818182 which includes Ni MH Battery Charger Four Ni MH Rechargeable Batteries Package of four Ni MH Rechargeable Batteries B81811 Note The asterisk acts as a substitute for the last digit of the product number which varies by country The PhotoPC 2100Z comes with an 8 MB CompactFlash memory card For details on using this option see Using Memory Cards ...

Page 16: ...before using the camera and keep this guide handy for later reference Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the camera and options When using the camera Note the following when using the camera To reduce the risk of electric shock do not remove the cover of the camera or options Do not open any compartments except as instructed in this User s Guide Do not insert objects into any openings ...

Page 17: ...lectrical outlet Then contact your EPSON dealer To prevent possible injury do not take flash pictures in close proximity to anyone s eyes Only use the type of power source specified in this User s Guide Do not use damaged or frayed power cords Remove the batteries and or plug from the camera and refer servicing to qualified service personnel in the following circumstances The power cordor plug isd...

Page 18: ...stallation mit einem 10 A oder 16 A Sicherung abgesichert ist If the liquid crystal solution contained in the display panel or in the LCD monitor leaks out and gets on your hands wash them thoroughly with soap and water If it gets into your eyes flush them immediately with water Do not look at the sun through the viewfinder Doing so could damage your eyes When using the strap Note the following wh...

Page 19: ...e of electrical shock hazards Do not handle the batteries with wet hands or use them near water Do not expose the batteries to water or high humidity Keep batteries away from heat sources Do not drop puncture disassemble mutilate or short circuit batteries Do not place the batteries near or into fire or water To protect against short circuiting do not remove the outside sleeves of the batteries Do...

Page 20: ...s or on your skin immediately rinse the affectedareathoroughlywithwater andseek medical treatment Ifabattery is swallowed seek medical treatment immediately For users in the United Kingdom wWarning This appliance must be earthed Refer to the rating plate for the voltage and check that the appliance voltage corresponds to the supply voltage Important The wires in the mains lead fitted to this appli...

Page 21: ...ue wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked with the letter N The brown wire must be connected to the terminal in the plug marked with the letter L For users in the United Kingdom Singapore and Hong Kong If damage occurs to the plug replace the cord set or consult a qualified electrician Replace fuses only with fuses of the correct size and rating Warnings Cautions and Notes wWarn...

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Page 23: ...msey Getting Started 1 Chapter 1 Getting Started This chapter helps you to set up your PhotoPC 2100Z and covers the following topics Unpacking your PhotoPC 2100Z Getting familiar with the camera parts Installing the CompactFlash memory card Installing and replacing batteries Setting the time and date ...

Page 24: ...Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey 12 Unpacking Your PhotoPC 2100Z Make sure that your camera box contains all of the items shown below CD ROM quantity varies by location camera 8 MB CompactFlash memory card installed in the camera alkaline batteries 4 USB cable ...

Page 25: ...I M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey Getting Started 1 Camera Parts After unpacking your PhotoPC 2100Z take a few minutes to learn about the components shown below Front OPEN switch shutter button viewfinder front flash lens USB Interface connector AC adapter connector timer light ...

Page 26: ...gn off K Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey 14 Back Bottom viewfinder button button button MENU button button function button print button indicator light memory card cover LCD monitor battery cover memory card EJECT switch tripod mount connector cover ...

Page 27: ... Light Indication Green On The camera is warmed up and ready for taking pictures Green Blinking The camera is warming up immediately after camera is turned on The camera is auto focussing when shutter button is pressed halfway The camera is changing the settings The camera is processing an image The camera is communicating with the computer The flash is warming up Orange On The LCD monitor has tur...

Page 28: ...so explained Installing and removing a memory card YoucannottakepicturesunlessaCompactFlashmemorycard is inserted in your camera Your camera comes with a memory card already inserted If you need to remove or insert the memory card follow these steps Red Blinking A memory card is not inserted Insufficient space in memory card to take a picture Low battery Red On Error Try to turn the camera off and...

Page 29: ...the viewfinder is off cCaution Never remove or insert a memory card while the camera is on The card may be damaged and the data in the card may be lost 2 Open the memory card cover 3 To insert the card make sure that the front of the card and the back of the camera are facing the same direction then insert the card all the way into the memory card slot memory card cover front of memory card ...

Page 30: ...rd to be lost or damaged Avoid using or storing the card in direct sunlight or in places that are extremely hot humid or dusty Fordetailedinformationontheoptionalmemorycard see Using Memory Cards on page 85 Installing and replacing the batteries Your PhotoPC 2100Z comes with four AA IEC LR6 alkaline batteries Seethe followingsectionsfordetails oninstallingand replacing them See Maintaining the Bat...

Page 31: ...ng it See Storing the batteries on page 100 for storage instructions You can also use optional Ni MH rechargeable batteries Model EU 24 For more information on rechargeable batteries see Using Rechargeable Batteries on page 91 Installing the batteries Before installing the batteries be sure to read the safety instructions outlined in When using the batteries on page 7 Make sure that the camera is ...

Page 32: ...amera upside down with the lens facing you Slide and open the battery cover as shown below 2 Insert four batteries into the compartment positioning the and ends as shown below wWarning Do not use different types of batteries together Doing so could cause fire or explosion Do not carry loose batteries in your pockets ...

Page 33: ...es are out of power the camera turns off automatically Be sure to replace all four batteries at the same time Use either of the following battery types Single use AA IEC LR6 alkaline batteries Rechargeable AA Ni MH batteries Note The battery status is always displayed at the top right corner of the LCD monitor Indicates sufficient battery power Indicates moderate battery power Make sure you have n...

Page 34: ... that you discharge the batteries completely before recharging them Ni MH rechargeable batteries with a battery charger can be purchased from EPSON Now you are ready to turn on the camera Setting the time and date for the first time Follow the steps below to set the time and date the first time you turn on the camera Note If you remove the batteries from the camera the time and date settings will ...

Page 35: ...the LCD monitor as shown on the right The month day and year are displayed with the month highlighted 3 Press the function button and the button to change the value of the highlighted item 4 After youfinish making settings highlighta different item by pressing W and T on the button 5 Repeat steps 3 and 4 until you finish making the date and time settings Slide the OPEN switch inthe direction of th...

Page 36: ...AI K Ramsey 24 6 After you are finished making the date and time settings press the button Note To change the setting or the order that the date is displayed see Setting the Time and Date on page 65 You are now ready to take pictures See the next chapter for instructions on taking pictures ...

Page 37: ...hapter explains how to take pictures with the LCD monitor and the viewfinder and how to use the camera s picture taking features Getting Ready to Take Pictures This section gives you an overview of the camera s buttons and LCD monitor and explains how to turn your camera on and off Note EPSON is not responsible for any photos you may lose while using our products and software Make sure that your c...

Page 38: ...2100Z These buttons are for making various settings and for using the different features of the camera In this user s guide the buttons are named as follows LCD monitor overview You can use the LCD monitor to see an image preview when taking pictures viewing the pictures you took and to make various settings button MENU button button function button print button button button ...

Page 39: ...mera on and off Read the following sections to turn the camera on and off Turning the camera on There are two ways to turn the camera on depending on whether you want to take pictures or view those you have previously taken Note Be sure the memory card is installed in the camera before turning the camera on For installation instructions see Installing and removing a memory card on page 16 icons fo...

Page 40: ...inks green and then stays on A live preview image appears on the LCD monitor To view pictures you have previously taken press the button on the back of the camera The indicator light next to the viewfinder briefly blinks green and then stays on The LCD monitor shows the picture you took last For more information on playing back your photos see Viewing Your Photos on the LCD Monitor on page 53 Slid...

Page 41: ...tor when you turn the camera on see Setting the time and date for the first time on page 22 If the following icons appear on the LCD monitor after you press the button therearenophotossaved in the camera s memory card Once the lens cover is open and the camera is on you can press the button to switch between taking new pictures and viewing photos saved in the memory card ...

Page 42: ...e back of the camera briefly blinks and then goes off Automatic shut off feature Your camera saves battery power by shutting off when idle for a certain period of time Before the camera shuts off the and icons appear in succession on the LCD monitor then the LCD monitor turns off Depending on the amount of time the camera is idle the indicator light goes off and the lens retracts To turn the camer...

Page 43: ...D monitor By using the LCD monitor you can get a good idea of what the image will look like before taking pictures and confirm image quality immediately after taking pictures Use the LCD monitor when you want to take pictures using the digital zoom feature or the macro setting Follow these steps to take pictures using the LCD monitor 1 Slide the OPEN switch to extend the lens A live preview appear...

Page 44: ...nks At this time you can specify the number of prints by pressing the print button To take another picture press the function button then repeat steps 2 and 3 2 Hold the shutter button halfway down to lock the auto focus The focus is locked when the indicator light next to the viewfinder stopsblinkingandthefocus frame on the LCD monitor changes from white to green If you wish you can now repositio...

Page 45: ... taking pictures you can view the pictures you took delete them and make print settings See Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Setting the flash Youcan choose betweenthreeflash settings Flash Auto Flash Off and Red eye Reduction To change the setting follow the steps below 1 Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the cam...

Page 46: ... for function descriptions 3 Once you are finished setting the flash take a picture Flash Auto The flash fires whenever more lighting is needed Flash Off The flash does not fire even when more lighting is needed Use this setting for special effects or when using a flash is prohibited Red eye Reduction Before firing the flash flickers briefly to reduce the red eye effect The flash only fires whenev...

Page 47: ...y sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press T on the button to zoom in on your subject and W to zoom out 3 The green and yellow bars indicate the current zoom status moving to the right when you press T on the buttontozoomin and totheleftwhenyoupressWto zoom out To use the digital zoomfeatu...

Page 48: ...the self timer The self timer creates a 10 second delay between the time you press the shutter button and the time the picture is taken Follow the steps below 1 Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press the button The tool box opens other icons appear above it and a re...

Page 49: ...ess the button again The icon goes back to the right 5 Press the shutter button to start the self timer The camera beepsandiconsappear onthe LCDmonitor to indicatethe countdown and the red timer light on the front of the camera starts blinking Note To cancel the self timer setting press the shutter button or slide the OPEN switch to close the lens cover during the countdown If you want the camera ...

Page 50: ...mation on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press the button The tool box opens other icons appear above it and a red frame appears around the tool box 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the macro icon 4 Press the button The macro icon moves to the left side of the LCD monitor and the LCD monitor becomes enclosed in a green frame Not...

Page 51: ...use the backlight setting to avoid making the subject of the photo appear too dark Follow the steps below 1 Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press the button The tool box opens other icons appear above it and a red frame appears around the tool box 3 Press the butto...

Page 52: ...s that have a higher resolution of 2160 1440 pixels These photos have higher detail and more time is required for your camera or computer to process these photos To take high resolution photos follow the steps below Note To take photos with a smaller file size fit for sending over the Internet see TakingpicturestoshareovertheInternet onpage 42 To prepare photos for printing see Making Print Settin...

Page 53: ...ons appear above it and a red frame appears around the tool box 3 Press the button until the red frame appears around the bag 4 Press the button The bag opens and some other icons appear 5 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon 6 Press the button The icon moves to the left side of the LCD monitor Note To cancel this setting press the button again The icon goes back...

Page 54: ...maller resolution of 720 480 pixels which are ideal for sharing over the Internet via e mail To take pictures at this resolution follow the steps below Note To take pictures at a higher resolution of 2160 1440 pixels see Taking high resolution photos using the HyPict feature on page 40 You cannot make the settings below when using the HyPict resolution feature To cancel the HyPict setting see Taki...

Page 55: ... frame appears around the tool box 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the bag 4 Press the button The bag opens and some other icons appear 5 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon 6 Press the button The icon moves to the left side of the LCD monitor Note To cancel this setting press the button again The icon goes back to the right 7 On...

Page 56: ...Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press the button The tool box opens other icons appear above it and a red frame appears around the tool box 3 Press the button until the red frame appears around the tool bag 4 Press the button The bag opens and some other icons appe...

Page 57: ...the background We recommend that you use tripod for stability Set the flash function to off when you want to capture only the image of a nightscape You can take pictures using the viewfinder instead of the LCD monitor See Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder on page 47 6 Press the button The icon moves to the left side of the LCD monitor Note To cancel this setting press the button again The icon ...

Page 58: ... dusk to increase the reddish color tones in your images or when you want to capture the atmosphere of room lamps or candles However to avoid a green tone in your photos do not turn the white balance setting on when taking pictures under white light To turn the white balance setting on follow the steps below 1 Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more infor...

Page 59: ... OPEN switch to open the lens cover A live preview appears on the LCD monitor 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the tool bag 4 Pressthe button The toolbagopensandsomeother icons appear 5 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon 6 Press the button The icon moves to the left side of the LCD monitor Note To cancel this setting press the bu...

Page 60: ...press the shutter button Make sure that you are not blocking the areas around the lens flash and timer light with your finger the strap clothing or other objects The visible frame in the viewfinder indicates the approximate area that is captured in the photo 5 Hold the shutter button halfway down to lock the auto focus The focus is locked when the indicator light next to the viewfinder stops blink...

Page 61: ...n repeat steps 4 through 6 Note For more information on specifying the number of prints see Making Print Settings on page 58 After you are finished taking pictures you can view the pictures you took delete them and make print settings See Chapter 3 Viewing and Managing Your Photos Setting the flash You can choose between three flash functions Flash Auto Flash Off and Red eye Reduction To change th...

Page 62: ...nished setting the flash press the MENU button twice to turn the LCD monitor off 4 Look through the viewfinder to take the picture Flash Auto The flash fires whenever more lighting is needed Flash Off The flash does not fire even when more lighting is needed Use this setting for special effects or when using a flash is prohibited Red eye Reduction Before firing the flash flicks briefly to reduce t...

Page 63: ...eature when taking pictures using the viewfinder For more information see Using the optical and digital zoom features on page 35 1 Turn on the camera by sliding the OPEN switch to open the lens cover Note For more information on turning on the camera see Turning the camera on and off on page 27 2 Press T on the button to zoom in and W to zoom out 3 Once you are finished setting the zoom press the ...

Page 64: ...kepicturesusingtheviewfinder The settings you made using the LCD monitor will be reflected in the pictures you take using the viewfinder See below to find instructions on using the feature of your choice Note You cannot use the macro or the digital zoom features when taking pictures with the viewfinder Self timer See Using the self timer on page 36 Bright background See Taking pictures against a b...

Page 65: ...aking print settings Viewing Your Photos on the LCD Monitor See the following sections to view photos on your camera s memory card follow the steps below Displaying your photos To display the photos saved in the camera s memory card follow the steps below 1 Press the button The last photo you took is displayed on the LCD monitor Note If a live preview image is displayed press the button to view th...

Page 66: ... to see the previous photo Note The indicator light blinks green until the photo is displayed 3 To stop viewing the photos press the button Note If the lens on your camera is extended you can take a picture afterwards If it is not extended the camera is off 1 Press the button to display your photos See Displaying your photos on page 53 The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right 2 Press the butt...

Page 67: ...s the button After the indicator light blinks green the LCD shows nine photos Note To cancel this setting press the button again 4 To select the next photo press T on the button For the previous photo press W 5 To exit the multi display press the button 1 Press the button to display your photos See Displaying your photos on page 53 The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor 2 Select the ph...

Page 68: ...nitor This icon indicates that the center part of the photo is magnified now 6 To change the magnified area press T to the right or W to theleft on the button Pressthe function button to go up or the button to go down 7 To exit the magnified display press the button 1 Press the button to display your photos See Displaying your photos on page 53 The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor 2 ...

Page 69: ...he and icons appear in turn 4 Press the button to delete the selected photo Note To cancel this setting press the function button under the icon 1 Press the button to display your photos See Displaying your photos on page 53 The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor You can also erase all the data in the memory card by formatting the memory card See Formatting memory cards on page 89 2 Pr...

Page 70: ...ach selected photo 3 Press the button The and icons appear in turn Note To cancel the operation press the button next to the icon You can also erase all the data in the memory card by formatting thememorycard See Formattingmemory cards on page 89 4 Press the function button to delete all photos All photos are deleted and the and icons appear in turn to signify that there are no photos in the memor...

Page 71: ...rded in each image file as PRINTImageMatchinginformation Thisinformationcan be used by printers that support the PRINT Image Matching system for enhanced printing results PRINT Image Matching is a new standard that allows digital cameras to record special information about the photos it takes and relay that information seamlessly to a printer compatible with this standard Your PhotoPC 2100Z record...

Page 72: ...d and to specify the number of prints Follow the steps below 1 Press the button to display your photos See Displaying your photos on page 53 The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor 2 Select the photo you want to make print settings for using the button To select the next photo press T For the previous photo press W Note To make selecting photos easier you can display nine photos at once...

Page 73: ...ching system This setting does not affect the image data or the quality of the image when it is displayed on a computer monitor 3 Press the print button once to specify one print for that photo Press the button again to increase the number of prints You can specify up to nine prints per photo The numberofprintsappearswithanicon 1 through 9 in the top left corner of the LCD monitor Note The total n...

Page 74: ... in the camera s memory card you can reset the number of prints to zero for individual photos or for all photos at once See the appropriate section below for instructions 1 Press the button The last photo you took appears on the LCD monitor 2 Select the photo you want to make brightness settings for using the button To select the next photo press T For the previous photo press W 3 Press the button...

Page 75: ...Use the button to select the photo whose print setting you want to change Press W to view the previous photo or T to view the next photo Note To make selecting photos easier you can display nine photos at once See Displaying nine photos at once on page 54 Once you have selected a photo you can select zero prints by holding down the print button for a few seconds 3 After you have selected the photo...

Page 76: ...s the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the green icon 3 Press the button The and icons appear in turn Note To cancel the operation press the button next to the icon 4 Press the button below the icon The and icons appear in turn to signify that the number of prints for all photos will be set to zero if you continue 5 Press the function button below the icon to change the number ...

Page 77: ...te If the memory for the time and date are deleted or if you want to change them you can set them as follows Changing the time and date setting Note If the batteries are removed from the camera for an extended period the time and date settings will be erased For instructions see Setting the time and date for the first time on page 22 The following steps show the date displayed in the month day yea...

Page 78: ...th day andyeararedisplayedwith the month highlighted Note To go back press the button again 4 Press the function button and the button to change the value of the highlighted item 5 Afteryoufinishmakingsettings highlightadifferentitem by pressing W and T on the button 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 until you finish making the date and time settings 7 After you are finished making the date and time settings...

Page 79: ...the camera s LCD monitor Follow the steps below Note The flash setting may change while making the above settings To change the flash setting back see Setting the flash on page 33 1 Slide the OPEN switch to turn the camera on 2 While pressing the button press the function button The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon ...

Page 80: ...the batteries are removed for more than four days 4 Press the button to change the order that the date is displayed The order at the top of the LCD monitor changes as well as the selected icon You can choose between the following orders Note The flash setting may change while making the above settings To change the flash setting back see Setting the flash on page 33 Order of date display Icon Mont...

Page 81: ...witch to turn the camera on 2 While pressing the button press the function button The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon 4 Press the button until you see the setting you prefer Always Sounds are made when you press any button on the camera including the shutter button Shutter only Sounds are made only when you press t...

Page 82: ... back to the previous screen on the LCD monitor press the function button 5 After you finish making the setting press the button then press the function button Note The flash setting may change while making the above settings To change the flash setting back see Setting the flash on page 33 Silent No sounds are made ...

Page 83: ...g the EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide on your computer for instructions on software installation Connecting and disconnecting the camera to your computer Note For information on using the EPSON camera software see the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide For information on printing photos with EPSON PhotoQuicker see the online EPSON PhotoQuicker User s Guide System Requirem...

Page 84: ...MB when using EPSON PhotoQuicker VGA monitor with at least a 256 color display Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition Windows 98 or Windows 2000 pre installed For Macintosh The system requirements for using the PhotoPC 2100Z with Macintosh computers are as follows Power PC G3 processor or higher Apple Macintosh with built in USB port 48 MB RAM 128 MB when using EPSON PhotoQuicker together with EPSON...

Page 85: ...0Z USB driver Drivernecessarytoconnectyourcameratoyourcomputer except for Windows 2000 and Mac OS 9 EPSON Photo 4 Software for viewing and managing the images you capture with your PhotoPC 2100Z EPSON CameraStarter Utility that starts automatically when you connect your camera to your computer and provides you with a convenient way to launch EPSON AutoDownloader and EPSON PhotoQuicker Automaticall...

Page 86: ...to a PC Card slot EPSON PhotoQuicker Software for printing your images Adobe Acrobat Reader Software necessary for viewing the included EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide Installing the Software Toinstallthenecessarysoftware seetheonlineEPSONDigital Camera Software User s Guide For instructions on viewing this manual see Accessing the EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide on page 75 N...

Page 87: ...anuals Accessing the EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide Follow the steps below to view the online digital camera software manual For Windows 1 Turn on the computer and insert the included PhotoPC 2100Z Camera Software CD into the CD ROM drive If a dialog box prompts you to select a language click the appropriate language then click 2 The EPSON Installation Program dialog box appears Select...

Page 88: ...er and insert the included PhotoPC 2100Z Camera Software CD into the CD ROM drive In the EPSON folder that appears on your computer s desktop double click the English icon Note If the EPSON folder does not appear on your desktop double click the EPSON icon on your desktop 2 Double click the Manual folder Note If Adobe Acrobat Reader is not yet installed on your computer double click the Acrobat Re...

Page 89: ...e manual For Windows Click Start point to Programs then to EPSON PhotoQuicker and then click EPSON PhotoQuicker3 X User s Guide On a Macintosh Double click the EPSON PhotoQuicker3 X folder on your hard drive then double click the EPSON PhotoQuicker User s Manual icon Connecting and Disconnecting the Camera Use the USB cable included with your camera to connect the camera to the computer When your ...

Page 90: ...turns off automatically because of low battery power while connected your computer may function incorrectly EPSON highly recommends using the optional AC adapter whenever you connect the camera to your computer Make sure amemory card is inserted in your camera Otherwise a connection will not be established When the camera is connected to the computer only the button on the camera is enabled and th...

Page 91: ...To connect the camera follow the steps below 1 Turn on your computer 2 Plug the cable connector into the USB port on your computer or the port on the USB hub connected directly to your computer cCaution Be sure to use the USB cable that comes with your camera to avoid damaging the camera s interface connector USB port on computer USB cable ...

Page 92: ...orresponds to the shape of the interface connector cCaution Be sure to position the cable correctly before inserting it into the connector Otherwise the cable and connector may be damaged 4 Press the button to turn the camera on The indicator light blinks orange The first time you connect your camera to your computer various window may appear while the computer associates the USB driver with the c...

Page 93: ...e instructions in the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide When you connect the camera the indicator light next to the viewfinder blinks orange while the connection is being established cCaution Keep your camera and computer away from potential sources of electromagnetic interference such as loudspeakers or the base units of cordless telephones Note If the date and time need to be set...

Page 94: ...puter to function incorrectly Disconnecting the camera in Windows Me and 98 1 Double click the My Computer icon on the desktop The My Computer window appears 2 Right click the Removable Disk icon then click Eject The Removable Disk icon disappears 3 Press the button to turn the camera off After the indicator light goes off disconnect the USB cable Disconnecting the camera in Windows 2000 1 Double ...

Page 95: ...he Problem Ejecting USB Mass Storage Device window appears click the OK button and restart the operation from step 1 You can also disconnect the camera by clicking the eject icon on the task bar once then clicking Stop USB Mass Storage Device and clicking OK 5 Press the button to turn off the camera The indicator light goes off Disconnecting the camera from a Macintosh 1 On thedesktop movethe EPSO...

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Page 97: ...f your PhotoPC 2100Z The following topics are included in this chapter Using CompactFlash memory card Using the PCMCIA adapter Using rechargeable batteries Using the AC adapter Using Memory Cards The PhotoPC 2100Z comes with an 8 MB CompactFlash memory card to store photos cCaution Never insert or remove a memory card from your camera while the camera is on If you want to replace a memory card whe...

Page 98: ...he number of photos that you can save on a memory card may differ slightly from what is shown in the chart above depending on the complexity of each photo For information about the availability of CompactFlash memory cards in your area contact your EPSON dealer Inserting a memory card into your computer With a PCMCIA adapter you can insert a memory card into anycomputer equippedwith aTypeIIPCMCIAm...

Page 99: ...r computer follow these steps 1 If necessary remove the memory card from the camera See Installing and removing a memory card on page 16 To copy photos from a memory card to your computer see the next section 2 Insert the memory card all the way into the adapter sold separately as shown on the right 3 Insert the adapter into your computer s Type II PCMCIA slot memory card ...

Page 100: ...d using the included EPSON Photo 4 software For instructions see the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide 1 Connect the camera to your computer or insert the memory card into the PC Card slot in your computer or other device Note For instructions on connecting your camera see Connecting and Disconnecting the Camera on page 77 To insert the memory card into your computer see Inserting ...

Page 101: ...use the JPG format If the memory card in the camera has a file numbered 9999 in a folder numbered 999 you will not be able to take any pictures with the camera In this case format the memory card see the next section or use a different one to take more pictures 3 Double click a file to view its thumbnail image 4 Copy the images to the desired folder on your hard drive Formatting memory cards The i...

Page 102: ...os that ware locked using EPSON Photo 4 or a different EPSON camera 1 Slide the OPEN switch to turn the camera on 2 While pressing the button press the function button The LCD monitor appears as shown on the right 3 Press the button repeatedly until the red frame appears around the icon 4 Press the button The icons below appear in turn on the LCD monitor Note Tocancelformatting pressthe buttontoth...

Page 103: ...mera Keep the following points in mind when using these batteries To fully charge new batteries or batteries that have not been used for a long time you may have to charge them two or three times Use the batteries regularly so that they continue to charge well Batteries which have not been used for a long time willnot charge well but willreturn tonormal with regular use Discharge batteries complet...

Page 104: ...r camera s operating time decreases Replace the batteries when their operation time becomes short To dispose of old batteries see Disposing of batteries on page 101 When the batteries are fully charged the battery charger s light turns off To charge your batteries again unplug the AC power cord then plug it back in Note Replace the batteries with new Ni MH batteries if the charger light stays on f...

Page 105: ...erisks are substitutes for the respective digits of the product number which vary by country Read the AC adapter s documentation before using this product wWarning Only use the included AC adapter which is designed for the PhotoPC 2100Z Using another adapter could cause fire electrical shock or injury Do not use the AC power cable or the adapter for any purpose other than powering your PhotoPC 210...

Page 106: ...shed processing and is turned off before you connect or disconnect the AC adapter Then follow the steps below 1 If your AC adapter has a separate AC power cable push the cable connector firmly into the AC inlet 2 Open the connector cover on the side of the camera 3 Plug the adapter cable into the AC adopter connector on the camera 4 Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet ...

Page 107: ...n electrical outlet where the plug can be easily unplugged Note for French speaking users Placez l appareilphotographiqueet ses options près d une prise de courant où la prise peut être débranchée facilement Avoid electrical outlets that are controlled by wall switches or automatic timers Also avoid outlets on the same circuit as large appliances that can cause fluctuations in line voltage ...

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Page 109: ...er helps you to maintain your camera and contains information on the following topics Handling cleaning and storing the camera Maintaining the batteries Solutions for camera and image problems Note See the online EPSON Digital Camera Software User s Guide for solutions to software problems Maintaining the Camera Your PhotoPC 2100Z requires only basic care Before you perform any maintenance on the ...

Page 110: ...hem from a cold environment to a warm one Allow time for the camera and optional equipment to adjust to temperature changes before using them Cleaning the camera Keep the following in mind when cleaning the camera Be sure to turn the camera off before cleaning Use a clean dry cloth to keep the camera free of dust Do not use harsh or abrasive cleaners Tocleanthelens turnoff thecamera Removethebatte...

Page 111: ...ill be exposed to direct sunlight For example on a car dashboard Near sources of bright light or high humidity Near sources of heat or in a closed car In areas with excessive dirt or dust Areas where it will be exposed to strong vibrations or magnetic fields Maintaining the Batteries Cleaning the batteries Follow the instructions in this section when cleaning the batteries Dirty contact points and...

Page 112: ...e detergents or chemical solvents such as thinner benzine or alcohol based solutions to clean your camera batteries or battery charger Doing so can damage your equipment Never attempt to clean the inside of the battery compartment of your camera Doing so can damage your camera Keep the battery ends clean by wiping them with a dry cloth wWarning Do not disassemble drop or short circuit batteries Do...

Page 113: ...amera and charger for a long time could leak and cause damage Disposing of batteries Before disposing of batteries make sure you discharge them completely wWarning Be sure to securely cover the end of each battery with tape when disposing of them to prevent combustion or explosion Dispose of used batteries according to the manufacturer s instructions and in compliance with all applicable laws Cont...

Page 114: ...ur camera s status See the table below If no buttons are operated for several minutes your camera will enter standby mode Acountdown willappear on the LCD monitor before the camera enters standby mode Press any button to exit standby mode These icons appear in turn when no more photos can be stored on the memory card Turn off the camera and either replace the memory card or transfer the photo data...

Page 115: ...memory card on page 16 These icons appear in turn when your camera requires time to process data No buttons will function until these icons have disappeared These icons appear in turn if the batteries in your camera are out of power Replace the batteries with new ones See Installing and replacing the batteries on page 18 These icons appear in turn if there is a problem with the memory card in your...

Page 116: ...e AC adapter make sure that it is plugged into a working outlet The camera does not take a picture when you press the shutter button Make sure that the memory card is installed correctly Check the picture on the LCD monitor If the and icons appear in turn install a memory card See Installing and removing a memory card on page 16 The camera s memory card may be full Check the picture on the LCD mon...

Page 117: ... shutter button halfway to lock the auto focus then press the shutter button the rest of the way down to take the photo For more information see Taking Pictures Using the LCD monitor on page 31 or Taking Pictures Using the Viewfinder on page 47 The flash does not work Make sure that your flash is not set to flash off See Setting the flash on page 33 for details on setting the flash Make sure that ...

Page 118: ...ower back on press any button The LCD monitor is turned off Press the MENU button Note The LCD monitor shuts off automatically when connected to the computer The image on the LCD monitor is not visible at all Make sure that the LCD monitor is turned on Press the MENU button Note The LCD monitor shuts off automatically when connected to the computer You cannot take certain kinds of pictures or make...

Page 119: ...ourcomputer and then delete them Note The PhotoPC 2100Z saves image files in the automatically generated EPSON folder where represents any number from 100 to 999 The folder name begins with a three digit number from 100 to 999 The file name includes a four digit number from 0001 to 9999 and ends with the JPG extension The above icons also appear when there is a folder in the memory card numbered 9...

Page 120: ...C 2100Z you may need to adjust some of the camera s settings or you may need to brush up on your photography techniques Try the suggestions listed below The photo on the computer screen and or printout differs in quality from the image displayed on the LCD monitor The PhotoPC 2100Z captures images in 24 bit color 16 million colors Your photos will not be displayed at maximum image quality if your ...

Page 121: ... image quality Your picture is blurry or out of focus Observe the following Make sure that the subject is not moving Hold the camera steady while the image is being captured Make sure that your flash is not set to off Center your subject in the LCD monitor When you take photos using the viewfinder center your subject in the focus frame When using the macro feature you can position the camera 30 to...

Page 122: ... picture is too light overexposed When you use the flash and the macro feature together you may find that your pictures come out too light since the flash is close to the subject In this case try setting the flash to off If you are facing a bright light source you may need to take your picture from a different angle Use image editing software to adjust the picture s brightness and contrast Part of...

Page 123: ...sk set the white balance For instructions see Using the white balance feature on page 46 Your pictures do not look as good as they used to Your camera s lens may be dirty or dusty Try cleaning it following the instructions in Cleaning the camera on page 98 The area captured in the photo is different from what you saw in the viewfinder Take care to look straight through the viewfinder When taking p...

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Page 125: ...ndix A Specifications Camera Model G871A Physical dimensions Width 130 mm The width including the strap protrusion is 146 mm Height 73 mm Depth 46 7 mm Weight 265 g without batteries memory card and strap Temperature Operating 5 to 35 C Non operating 20 to 60 C Humidity non condensing Operating 30 to 80 Non operating 10 to 80 ...

Page 126: ...I K Ramsey 114 Product type Type Digital still AF camera with LCD monitor CCD 1 2 6 inch color area CCD 2 18 megapixels effective picture element Zoom Optical 2 zoom Digital 2 5 zoom LCD monitor 1 6 inch D TFD color LCD monitor approximately 55 K pixels Memory card CompactFlash memory card ...

Page 127: ... file system 16 million colors 24 bit Note Exif is a standard format for audio image files The Design rule for camera file system is a recording standard for image files These standards have been established by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association JEITA Image quality modes image size HyPict 2160 1440 pixels Print 1800 1200 pixels e mail 720 480 pixels Alternative...

Page 128: ... m to infinity 0 3 to 0 5 m macro mode Focus Auto focus Sensitivity Automatically adjusting type From ISO 100 to ISO 200 Aperture F3 3 and F6 W Shutter 1 8 to 1 1000 when the flash is off 1 2 when the low light condition setting is used Exposure control Centerselectivephotometrysystem program auto White balance TTL automatic white balance Fixed sunlight Viewfinder Real image optical view range app...

Page 129: ... Built in flash range Functional Photo processing time in seconds approximate Flash Built in automatic luminance control flash Flash modes Automatic flash off red eye reduction Range 0 5 to 3 2 m Wide 0 5 to 2 3 m Tele Image quality mode Photo processing time Photo processing time to view e mail 5 3 Print 8 9 Hypict 15 10 ...

Page 130: ...DC 1 2 V 4 4 8 V When using Ni MH batteries model EU 24 DC 7 0 V When using the optional AC adapter model EU 40 Battery life When using the four included alkaline batteries and taken under conditions determined by EPSON USB Max 12 Mbps for the USB cable Taking photos using the LCD monitor Over 145 photos Taking photos using the View Finder Over 1000 photos Viewing photos Approx 210 min ...

Page 131: ...I K Ramsey Specifications A Optional Battery Charger Model EU 38 Input AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Output DC 1 2 V 490 mA 4 Compatible batteries EPSON Ni MH Batteries Model EU 24 Charging time Max 240 min Power consumption 8 W Charging temperature 5 to 35 C Dimensions 76 115 28 mm Weight Approx 130 g ...

Page 132: ...ype name Cylindrical sealed Nickel Metal Hydride rechargeable battery Type SBA HR6 IEC HR15 51 Size AA IEC LR6 compatible Ratings DC 1 2 V Temperature Charging 5 to 35 C Storage 20 to 30 C Humidity 45 to 85 RH Weight Approx 25 g per cell Interface PCMCIA PC Card ATA Card slot type Type II Physical Dimensions Width Height Depth 54 0 mm 85 6 mm 5 0 mm ...

Page 133: ...Pipa DAI M Takata K Pipa DAI K Ramsey Specifications A Optional AC Adapter Model EU 40 Input AC 100 240 V 50 60 Hz Output DC 7 0 V 2 0 A Power consumption Max 0 4 A 19 W Physical Dimensions Width Height Depth Weight 43 mm 31 mm 104 mm Approx 210 g Without AC power cord ...

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Page 135: ... information on the icons that appear when you take pictures and make settings and when the camera needs help Note You can turn off the icon display when taking or viewing pictures by pressing the MENU button When Taking Pictures When you turn the camera on to take pictures with the LCD monitor a red tool box appears on the bottom right of the monitor This tool box contains many tools or icons tha...

Page 136: ... using the self timer See page 36 For using the macro feature to take close ups See page 38 For taking pictures against a backlight See page 39 For accessing more features See page 125 for the icons that appear when you open this bag Red tool box from which the above icons emerge Shows the current flash setting See Setting the flash on page 33 The remaining number of pictures you can take ...

Page 137: ...42 For taking pictures in low light conditions See page 44 For making the white balance setting See page 46 Bag from which the above icons emerge Shows the current flash setting See Setting the flash on page 33 The remaining number of pictures you can take Appears only when the digital zoom is being used Shows the current digital zoom level See page 35 Appears when the zoom feature is being used S...

Page 138: ...he button right of the monitor This tool box contains many tools or icons that represent certain features to help you view and manage your photos To open the tool box and use these features press the button and the icons appear above the tool box Appears after you take a picture See page 31 Number of prints specified for the currently displayed photo See page 60 Shows the total number of photos to...

Page 139: ...wer For making the print brightness setting See page 61 For displaying nine photos at once on the LCD monitor See page 54 For magnifying the currently displayed or selected photo See page 55 green For deleting all photos at once See page 57 blue For deleting the currently selected photo See page 56 Tool box from which the above icons emerge The number of the currently selected photo To select a di...

Page 140: ... Shows which part of the photo is displayed See page 55 Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power To quit using the magnifying feature See page 55 To move to the upper part of the magnified photo See page 55 To move to the lower part of the magnified photo See page 55 Use the button to scroll right and left Shows there are no photos in the camera s memory card ...

Page 141: ...LCD Monitor B When specifying the amount of prints Number of prints specified for the currently selected photo Total number of prints to be made The number of the currently selected photo Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power Tool box from which other icons emerge For deleting the currently selected photo See page 56 ...

Page 142: ...or making the print brightness setting See page 61 For displaying nine photos at once on the LCD monitor See page 54 For magnifying the currently displayed or selected photo See page 55 This blue icon is for deleting the currently displayed photo See page 56 This green icon is for deleting all photos at once See page 57 Number of prints specified for the currently selected photo Totalnumberofprint...

Page 143: ... of the icons that appear on the LCD monitor when you make date and time settings and beep settings and when you format the memory card Camera setting menu Shows the approximate amount of remaining battery power For making date and time settings See page 65 For formatting memory card See page 89 For setting the beep See page 69 For changing the way the date and time are displayed See page 67 To go...

Page 144: ...go back to the previous screen See page 65 For increasing the value of selected item See page 65 For decreasing the value of selected item See page 65 Use the button to scroll right and left Indicates that you are about to format the memory card See page 89 To go backtothepreviousscreen and cancel formatting the memory card See page 89 To format the memory card See page 89 ...

Page 145: ...e camera s status or to alert you to a problem Informs you that the automatic shut off feature has been triggered See page 102 Alerts you that the memory card cannot store any more photos See page 102 Alerts you that the memory card is not installed in your camera See page 102 Informs you that your camera requires time to process the data See page 102 Alerts you that the battery power is low See p...

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Page 147: ...value or setting that takes effect when the equipment is turned on reset or initialized Also known as a factory setting Design rule for camera file system Recording standard for image files Established by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association JEITA DPOF Digital Print Order Format Settings for the number of prints and for index prints are saved in a DPOF file on th...

Page 148: ... ink jet printer A printer that transfers ink onto paper by spraying ink through a number of small nozzles interface A piece of hardware a method or a standard used to connect the computer and the camera JPEG A file format for storing color and grayscale images in compressed files Data saved using the JPEG format generally receives greater compression than data saved using TIFF and other formats m...

Page 149: ...ters that support the PRINT Image Matching system for enhanced printing results resolution An indication of how finely an image is resolved into pixels See pixel thumbnails Small representations of images white balance The balance between the whiteness and color in your image When the white balance is fixed to the environment where the picture is taken the colors in your images appear more like th...

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Page 151: ...er 3 12 specifications 119 Battery cover 14 Beep sound 69 C Cables see USB cable Camera cleaning 98 connecting to your computer 78 disconnecting from your computer 82 handling 98 physical dimensions 113 storing 99 Camera indicator lights 15 81 Checking batteries 21 picture counter 104 107 Cleaning camera 98 CompactFlash memory card 12 copying images from card to computer 88 formatting 89 installin...

Page 152: ...mer 15 Indicator light 14 15 32 81 Installing batteries 19 memory card in camera 16 L LCD monitor 14 Lens 13 Lights indicator 14 15 32 timer 13 M Memory card see CompactFlash memory card MENU button 14 N Ni MH rechargeable batteries 3 12 O OPEN switch 30 Optical specifications 116 Options 3 AC adapter 121 P PCMCIA adapter 3 specifications 120 Pictures see Photos Photos copying 88 processing time 1...

Page 153: ... beep 69 Specifications AC adapter 121 battery 120 battery charger 119 optical 116 PCMCIA adapter 120 Storing the batteries 100 the camera 99 System requirements for Macintosh 72 for PC 72 T Timer light 13 using 36 Tripod 14 U United Kingdom users use of options 4 Unpacking your camera 12 USB cable 78 82 83 driver 73 interface connector 13 Using shutter button 32 V Viewfinder 14 Viewfinder front 1...

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Page 155: ...W Phone 2 9903 9000 Fax 2 9903 9177 EPSON SINGAPORE PTE LTD No 1 Temasek Avenue 36 00 Millenia Tower Singapore 039192 Phone 065 33 77 911 Fax 065 33 41 185 EPSON HONG KONG LTD Rooms 4706 10 47 F China Resources Bldg 26 Harbour Road Wanchai Hong Kong Phone 2585 4300 Fax 2827 7083 EPSON TAIWAN TECHNOLOGY TRADING LTD 10F No 287 Nanking E Road Sec 3 Taipei Taiwan R O C Phone 02 717 7360 Fax 02 712 916...

Page 156: ...aging Your Photos Making Camera Settings Using Images on Your Computer Camera Options and Accessories Maintenance and Troubleshooting Specifications Icons That Appear on the LCD Monitor User sGuide User sGuide Digital Camera 4014713 00 XXX Printed in XXXX XX XX XX ...

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