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6.  

Preparation

6-1. Mounting the Battery

6-2. Inserting the SD Memory Card

Note. 1

6-3. Powering the Unit On

Battery cannot be charged in this camera. Fully charge the battery first in its own charger.

SD(SDHC)

Write Once SD(Tamper-Proof)

4 and up

-

32GB

1GB

Toshiba: SD-K01G

 (Not fo Video Record/Playback)

Install a fully-charged battery as follows:

① Remove the rear cover.
② Slide the locking pin away from the battery hold in the direction of the red arrow, as shown below.*
③ Insert the battery into the battery hold.
④ Slide the locking pin back toward the battery hold to secure the battery. 
⑤ Replace the rear cover in its original position.

 

To remove the battery, slide the locking pin away from the battery. The battery will pop out.

Insert the SD memory card as follows:

① Remove the rear cover.
② Insert the SD card, with its metal contacts facing 
     forward and to the right, into the SD card slot.
③ Push the card into the slot until you hear a ʻclickʼ.
④ Replace the rear cover in its original position. 

To remove the SD card, push the card in. The card will unlatch and pop out.

The following SD Memory Cards have been tested on KC2000:

We do not guarantee functionality for all commercially-available SD Memory Cards.
The following SD Memory Card manufacturers are recommended:

Please do NOT delete the files recorded on this camera using your PC.  Doing so in some cases will
deteriorate the cardʼs ability to record and playback video. If this happens, copy the files onto your PC
first, then re-format the SD Memory Card in this camera.

・Panasonic  

・Toshiba   

・SanDisk

This product may be powered either by the battery or by the AC adapter through the DC POWR PORT.
If both the battery and the AC adapter are present, the camera takes its power from the DC POWER PORT.

Turn the camera ON or OFF by pressing and holding the POWER SWITCH for more than 2 seconds. 

The SD memory card must be formatted. 

→Please see the description about Setup Page 4/4 

on P20 of this manual. 

battery nor the AC adaptor while the  SD

Card Access Indicator is flashing.

Model

Class

Capacity

Notes

6

7

SD CARD SLOT

SD CARD

ACCESS

INDICATOR

LOCKING PIN

BATTERY

DC POWER PORT

REAR COVER

POWER SWITCH

● Before using a SD card for the first time:

● Caution: Do not remove the SD card,

● Never remove the SD card while 

 recording nor during playback.

Metal contact side

SD CARD

Shown with REAR COVER off

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Model Name

Photo Files

File Number

Extension

Note 2

Total recording time on a SD memory card will vary depending on the amount of scene details.
Recording time available on a single battery charge will depend on the temperature, the number of
charge cycles on the battery, and the charge method. We recommend that you plan ahead and have 
enough SD memory cards and batteries for twice the expected recording time.

Note 3

Folders are automatically created on the SD memory card to store data.
Sill image files are stored inside the “DCIM/100KC200” folder.
Video files are stored inside the “MOVIE” folder.*

  (*”MOVIE” folder is not created on Write-Once(Tamper-Proof)SD cards.)

Photo and video file names consist of the model name, file number and file extension.

The file number is incremented automatically from 0001 to 9999 in the order of creation.

KC2K

01

.mov

Model Name

Video Files

Main File Number

00

File Branch Number

Extension

The main file number is incremented automatically from 01 to 99 every time a video recording is stopped.
File branch number is incremented automatically from 00 to 99 when a file is segmented.

 * A maximum of 100 file segments may be created for one recording session.

 * A maximum of 99 files may be created on a SD memory card by repeating short, non-segmenting recording sessions.

 * The main file number and the file branch number increment according to the segmenting rule in  the VIDEO CHUNK 

       setting (file size of 2GB or a preset recording time interval). See VIDEO CHUNK setting description on P18 for details.

Summary of Contents for KC-2000 Falcon eye

Page 1: ...ual 26 Ko m a m u r a C o r p o r a t i o n Ko m a m u r a B u i l d i n g 3 2 4 N i h o n b a s h i N i n g y o c h o C h u o k u To k y o 1 0 3 0 0 1 3 J a p a n w w w ko m a m u r a c o j p Phone 0...

Page 2: ...p or the sun for a long time Also do not operate this product under following conditions as doing so may lead to malfunction and failure Extreme temperatures outside normal operating range 10 50 Extre...

Page 3: ...ght condition surveillance around international boarders and ports and for other specialized applications Key Features Enables supersensitive color imaging under extremely low light conditions down to...

Page 4: ...onnect headphones here 3 5mm stereo mini jack Headphone volume is set from the menu Connect the AC adapter here to provide the camera with power This camera may be powered through either the battery o...

Page 5: ...s The SD memory card must be formatted Please see the description about Setup Page 4 4 on P20 of this manual battery nor the AC adaptor while the SD Card Access Indicator is ashing Model Class Capacit...

Page 6: ...on while looking at the VIEWFINDER or the HDMI monitor if connected to display the SETUP MENU PAGE 1 4 on the screen Press the MENU SELECT button again to display PAGE 2 4 on the screen Select DATE TI...

Page 7: ...D button once to start recording video Press again to stop recording Press the PLAY REC SELECT button to display the video le list Select the le on a page by pressing the MENU SELECT button UP DOWN Ch...

Page 8: ...how mode only PLAYBACK NEXT FILE Headphone Volume Headphone Volume UP LEFT RIGHT DOWN PLAYBACK PREVIOUS FILE MENU SELECT button function PHOTO PLAYBACK PHOTO FILE LIST PUSH to stop playback Return to...

Page 9: ...ge the SETUP MENU page Choose from seven presets and two automatic settings depending on the light source and actual recording conditions BLUE SKY SHADE Use in clear sky conditions outdoors INCANDESCE...

Page 10: ...utomatically stretched ON Compensates for backlight conditions ignores the bright areas SPOT CENTER Use only the center of the picture for exposure adjustment The entire picture is normally used for e...

Page 11: ...audio STEREO MONO NONE Keeps the compression ratio low for high quality photos Default setting is HIGH Standard photo quality Highest compression setting Allows more photographs to be stored onto the...

Page 12: ...odes W T or W B PUSH OFF LOW HIGH OFF ON Electronic view nder brightness adjustment range 30 100 2 x electronic zoom for focus assist TIME STAMP HDMI OSD DAY TIME ADJUST AE LEVEL CHROMA GAIN EDGE OFF...

Page 13: ...wise licensed provider The use of H 264 codec is limited by VC 1 as well as AVC H 264 patent portfolio licence to personal and non commercial applications In accordance with the license agreement plea...

Page 14: ...r as otherwise started herein KOMAMURA COROPRATION 3 2 4 Nihonbashi Ningyo cho Chuo ku Tokyo 103 0013 Japan 25 KC 2000 11 Lens Selection Recommendation KC 2000 Lens Selection Requirements Recommendati...

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