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Contents

(Cont’d)

Playing a Slide Show ........................................................... 91
Using the After Recording Function .................................... 91
Selecting the Set-up Menu .................................................. 91

Advanced Operations

Using the Set-up Menu ........................................................ 92

Others

Connecting to your PC ........................................................ 105

Operating Environments ................................................... 105
Connecting with a USB cable ........................................... 106
Downloading (transferring) Images ................................... 107

Installing software from the CD-ROM supplied .............. 109

Installing USB Driver Software ......................................... 109
Using Windows .................................................................. 111
Using Macintosh ................................................................ 113

When Carrying the Camera Overseas ............................... 114
Care and Storage ................................................................. 115
Troubleshooting .................................................................. 117
Main Specifications ............................................................. 119
Warranty and After-sales Service ...................................... 122

Summary of Contents for Revio KD-410Z

Page 1: ...sage of this product please read this User s Manual and warranty card carefully and keep them in a safe place for future reference Before accepting the warranty card please make sure that the date of...

Page 2: ...or Extended Camera Use The camera body may become hot when used for a long period of time but it doesn t mean that the camera is broken However if the camera keeps touching the skin for a long time th...

Page 3: ...moving Cards 24 Turning the Power ON OFF 26 Setting the Menu Language Date and Time 27 Basic Operation Taking Pictures 29 Holding Your Camera 29 Viewfinder and Indicator LEDs 29 Taking Pictures using...

Page 4: ...e Set up Menu 60 Setting with the REC BASIC Menu 61 Selecting the Image Size 62 Basic Playback Erasing Playback 64 Playing Back Pre recorded Images 64 Playing Back Movies 66 Playing Back Voice Memos 6...

Page 5: ...Auto Power OFF Time 98 Resetting the File Numbers 98 Setting Memory Priority 99 Changing Languages 99 Taking Still Images with Sound 100 Customizing the Camera 101 Restoring the Default Settings 104 O...

Page 6: ...gree of danger or damage that may occur if the displayed content is not followed or the product is misused Warning This symbol indicates that misuse may result in serious injury and even death Caution...

Page 7: ...r repair the camera yourself Fire and or electrical shock may occur as a result For repair or internal inspection consult the dealer from whom you bought the product Do not allow the camera to get wet...

Page 8: ...allow metals wires necklaces etc to come into contact with batteries Fluid leakage heat fire and damage may occur as a result Caution Do not point the lens directly at the sun or at a strong light sou...

Page 9: ...ying out non photographic operations on the camera disconnect the AC adapter for safety Do not leave the camera in locations such as A location exposed to direct sunlight or inside a car etc where the...

Page 10: ...rub the eye Immediately flush the eye with water and seek medical attention About the LCD monitor Due to the characteristics of liquid crystals the brightness of the LCD monitor may appear uneven wit...

Page 11: ...packaged item or purchased separately Read the user s guide on the battery and the charger thoroughly and use them accordingly You cannot charge the battery in the camera When disposing of rechargeabl...

Page 12: ...function or damage may occur as a result Do not touch the terminals with hands or metal objects Damage to the components may occur as a result of static electricity Before handling an SD Memory Card M...

Page 13: ...ages that have been changed or added will not only play back on the camera but may cause the camera to malfunction as well Always format SD Memory Cards Multi Media Cards Memory Stick using this camer...

Page 14: ...14 Names of Parts Camera Body Microphone Shutter Button Light Sensor Strap Holder USB Terminal Self timer LED Flash Viewfinder Window Lens Cover Main Switch Lens...

Page 15: ...Display Button P 16 Play Button P 16 LCD Monitor Battery Sub cap Battery Card Cover Menu Set Button P 16 4 way Button P 16 Speaker Zoom Buttons P 16 Red LED Green LED Viewfinder Eyepiece Tripod Socket...

Page 16: ...should be turned OFF when you are shooting through the viewfinder e Delete Button For deleting unwanted photos r Zoom Buttons For operating the optical and digital zoom functions t 4 way Button Use t...

Page 17: ...lt if the strap wraps around the neck When carrying the camera hanging from the strap take care so that it is not accidentally hit nearby objects Place the camera on a stable surface before installing...

Page 18: ...ack in an area with a temperature between 0 C 32 F and 40 C 104 F Charging time will vary with the surrounding temperature and the condition of the battery pack Before using new battery packs or batte...

Page 19: ...ith the terminals facing inside the camera After making sure the battery pack is properly installed close the battery card cover securely Make sure that the battery pack is facing the right way If the...

Page 20: ...hot Contact with the batteries can lead to burns Never open the battery card cover while the camera is accessing the card or processing images p 32 To recharge the battery DR LB4 do not use any charge...

Page 21: ...sted 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...

Page 22: ...arately specified for your camera as use of any other device may result in a breakdown fire or electrical shock Make sure the camera is OFF check that the LCD monitor is not lit and turn OFF all power...

Page 23: ...ry compartment and close the battery card cover When finished using the camera turn OFF the power supply to the camera and then disconnect the connecting plug of the battery type plug from the AC adap...

Page 24: ...occur to the card or to the camera itself Inserting Removing Cards 1 Open the battery card cover 2 With the camera and the label of the card facing up insert the card with the knocked out part first...

Page 25: ...you open the battery card cover while the red LED is flashing image processing may be interrupted or hindered While the red LED is still lit make sure that you DO NOT open the battery card cover When...

Page 26: ...n With the power ON it is possible to shoot pictures Also the LCD display will be lit 3 When you wish to turn the power OFF slide the lens cover just a little in the direction indicated by the arrow T...

Page 27: ...the lens cover or pressing the PLAY button The language selection screen will automatically appear on the LCD monitor By pressing or select the desired language and push the MENU SET button 2 You will...

Page 28: ...ton and the settings are complete If you select NO with and press the MENU SET button the current settings are invalidated and you will return to screen 3 Setting the Menu Language Date and Time Cont...

Page 29: ...that your fingers hair or the strap do not cover the lens flash or the light sensor Taking Pictures Auto focus Mark Align the crosshairs on the subject of your picture Viewfinder and Indicator LEDs In...

Page 30: ...ash charging Formatting the card Flashing Warning that your hands are shaking Both Red and Green LEDs On Camera ready to shoot Flash fires USB cable is being connected Flashing System error Card has i...

Page 31: ...take and determine the size of the subject using the zoom buttons Also put the auto focus mark on the subject you wish to bring into focus If you press the TELE Telephoto Zoom button the camera zooms...

Page 32: ...While the card is processing image data you cannot operate the camera Once the red and green LEDs disappear the recording has finished Do not open the battery card cover while the red and green LEDs...

Page 33: ...not too close to the subject then align the subject to the auto focus mark in the center of the viewfinder For the shooting distance see page 32 If the subject is too dark such as a person in the shad...

Page 34: ...way re compose your photo and press the shutter button all the way to take the picture When re composing the photo do not change the shooting distance If the distance has changed repeat the procedure...

Page 35: ...eparately model DR LB4 or to use the AC adapter sold separately model DR AC4 1 Once the power supply is turned on by opening the lens cover the LCD monitor will come on and a through image the image t...

Page 36: ...AE Lock functions are used p 101 e Exposure Compensation The compensation value will be displayed For details of how to adjust the exposure see pages 50 and 101 r Shooting Mode The selected shooting m...

Page 37: ...take a picture for a long time close the lens cover The default auto power off time is set at three minutes This can be changed in the set up menu p 98 When using an AC adapter the auto power off func...

Page 38: ...g remains in effect even if you switch the power OFF and back ON Using the custom function p 101 enables you to set up your favorite shooting modes Selecting the Shooting Mode 1 Turn the power on so t...

Page 39: ...o 2 0m 6 6ft If the shooting range is not in the above range the picture may appear too bright when it is too close and the picture may appear dark without enough lighting when it is too far It is rec...

Page 40: ...ith a slow shutter speed Shutter speeds will be slower so use a tripod to prevent shaking If the subject is moving the picture will be blurred Off Flash Override Use this mode for places such as museu...

Page 41: ...lephoto 0 5m 1 6ft to Distant View Mode Use this mode when shooting a distant subject such as scenery or buildings Always use a tripod The flash will not come on The self timer function can be used in...

Page 42: ...e changed unless otherwise described Setting with the REC DETAILS Menu 1 Turn the power ON with the LCD monitor on through image display Pressing the MENU SET button will display the REC menu screen 2...

Page 43: ...the REC Menu mode at Step 1 REC Menu screen on the left page by pressing or pressing or the MENU SET button after selecting RETURN This will close the menu and return you to the through image picture...

Page 44: ...heir initial settings 1 Select RESET and press 2 A confirmation screen will appear To change settings back use or to select YES and press the MENU SET button The settings are completed and you will re...

Page 45: ...er of images remaining will change and be displayed on the LCD monitor When quality is the priority select FINE when the number of photos is more important select NORMAL 1 Select QUALITY and press 2 U...

Page 46: ...ression ratio Use or to select the desired compression ratio then press either or the MENU SET button You will return to screen 2 with your chosen compression ratio displayed If you press the setting...

Page 47: ...s this mode produces the smallest file size it is best for sending via email for use in home pages etc Standard number of pictures you can take in each quality mode without sound or motion Image Size...

Page 48: ...e the LCD monitor stays on Even if you press the DISPLAY button the LCD monitor will not turn off Please view the LCD monitor while shooting your movies 1 Select MOVIE and press 2 The display returns...

Page 49: ...g a movie the sound is also being recorded so take care not to cover the microphone on the top of the camera with your fingers etc 2 As long as the camera s power is ON you can continue to take movies...

Page 50: ...rough image mode is entered and the adjusting exposure compensation bar is displayed If you press the cursor moves toward the plus side while pressing moves it toward the minus Select the desired comp...

Page 51: ...nd you will return to screen 1 To return to normal still image shooting set the mode to AUTO Available Modes AUTO Default The camera adjusts the white balance automatically DAY LIGHT Ideal for taking...

Page 52: ...through image mode is entered and on the bottom of the screen the brightness adjustment bar appears If you press the cursor moves to the plus side and the screen gets brighter Pressing produces the op...

Page 53: ...s either or the MENU SET button The setting is completed and you will return to screen 1 If you press the selection is invalidated and you will return to screen 1 3 From screen 1 when you press you wi...

Page 54: ...ill return to screen 1 Center weighted metering In this mode the camera sets the exposure according to the metering for the central part of the whole frame It is ideal for taking photos where the brig...

Page 55: ...slow so use a tripod to keep the camera steady 1 Select SLOW SHUTTER and press 2 Use or to select ON then press either or the MENU SET button When the setting is completed you will return to screen 1...

Page 56: ...the shutter button and recording begins If you do not press the shutter button you can return to screen 1 without making a recording by pressing the MENU SET button When the available recording time...

Page 57: ...t the still photo to which you wish to attach a voice comment Sound cannot be recorded to a photo displayed in the movie mode If you press the MENU SET button the selection is invalidated and you will...

Page 58: ...select the appropriate setting and then press the MENU SET button If you decide not to erase select CANCEL or press the DELETE button again 3 When the THIS DELETE sign disappears erasing has finished...

Page 59: ...t MONOCHROME and press 2 Use or to select SEPIA or B W then press either or the MENU SET button When the setting is completed you will return to screen 1 If you press the selection is invalidated and...

Page 60: ...ng the Set up Menu By setting each item on the set up menu to your preferences you can customize your camera to suit you 1 Select SETUP and press 2 You will enter the SET UP Menu mode For details see...

Page 61: ...h the following screens QUALITY p 62 MOVIE MONITOR SETUP RETURN When you are on REC Menu screen you can cancel the REC Menu mode by pressing or pressing or the MENU SET button after selecting RETURN T...

Page 62: ...time you change the image size the number of remaining photos also changes which is displayed on the LCD monitor 1 Select QUALITY and press 1 2 2 Choose the desired picture size using or and enter yo...

Page 63: ...photos The number of photos you can take varies depending on the subject When there are files other than images or when the quality and or recording mode have been changed the number of photos you can...

Page 64: ...LCD monitor When the camera s power is OFF with the lens cover closed you can play back images by holding down the PLAY button for more than 2 seconds If there isn t any image data recorded the messa...

Page 65: ...The magnification ratio is displayed when images are enlarged and played back t Remaining Battery Power Display When the battery is in use the remaining power is displayed in two levels p 19 y Image N...

Page 66: ...movie image 2 If you press the shutter button the movie images will be played back When playback is finished the display returns to screen 1 Symbols displayed when a movie is played back are recordin...

Page 67: ...time is displayed in the upper right of the screen 2 Press the shutter button and the voice memo is played back When the memo finishes the display returns to screen 1 Take care not to cover the speake...

Page 68: ...ee Then use the TELE zoom button to zoom in every time you press the TELE button the image is enlarged further The zoom ratio is displayed on the LCD monitor To zoom back out press the WIDE zoom butto...

Page 69: ...ng the viewfinder to shoot images with the LCD monitor off After the LCD monitor displays the last image that you have taken it will automatically turn back to off When using the LCD monitor for shoot...

Page 70: ...nd a screen appears indicating the media type to be erased and prompting you to select the frame range Press or to select THIS the selected image or ALL and press the MENU SET button If you decide not...

Page 71: ...1 ADD REC p 91 SET UP p 91 RETURN 3 After selecting the menu press and in the same way as the REC menu p 42 the setting screen of the selected menu will be displayed After selecting the desired conten...

Page 72: ...surrounded by a red frame Use or to move the frame and select the image you wish to display or erase Pressing when the first frame is selected or on the last frame will switch the screen to the next...

Page 73: ...t first FROM is selected so press To select a different item press or 3 The media types will be displayed Using or select the media on which the image you wish to copy is recorded then press or the ME...

Page 74: ...Returning to screen 2 select UNIT Then the screen shown left screen 5 appears After pressing use or to choose SELECT If one or multiple frames are to be selected or ALL ON Then press either or the MEN...

Page 75: ...or to select END and then press the MENU SET button Go to Step 9 To select other images repeat the selection procedure Return to Step 7 To select multiple images repeat the procedures Steps 7 and 8 9...

Page 76: ...DELETE and press 2 A screen with each setting item will appear At first MEDIA is selected so press To select a different item press or 3 Using or select the media on which the image you wish to erase...

Page 77: ...ill return to screen 2 5 After you have made all the settings select ENTER and press either or the MENU SET button If you chose SELECT on screen 4 go to Step 6 if you chose ALL ON go to Step 8 on page...

Page 78: ...lection procedure Return to Step 6 To select multiple images repeat Steps 6 and 7 8 A confirmation screen appears To carry out erasing select YES with or then press the MENU SET button If you select N...

Page 79: ...Using the PLAY Menu Cont d 1 Select MONITOR and press 2 The current playback image is displayed with the Monitor Brightness bar on the bottom of the screen If you press the cursor moves to the plus s...

Page 80: ...you cannot print movie images When you print a photo you took previously you can imprint the date the date taken onto the image You can also select not to imprint the date 1 Select DPOF and press 2 A...

Page 81: ...reen 2 If you press the settings will be invalidated and you will returns to screen 2 5 Select DATE on screen 2 and then press If you wish to print the date select ALL ON with or or if not select ALL...

Page 82: ...o to Step 9 To select other images repeat the selection procedure Return to Step 7 To select multiple images repeat the procedures Steps 7 and 8 7 The 8 frame index appears Using or move the red frame...

Page 83: ...you will return to screen 1 If you chose ALL OFF select YES and press the MENU SET button If you select NO and press the MENU SET button you will return to screen 1 without deselecting anything 10 Th...

Page 84: ...ress 2 Select the desired size with or and press or the MENU SET button VGA records at 640 480 pixels and QVGA at 320 240 3 As you are in the playback mode press or to select an image you want to resi...

Page 85: ...screen with each setting item will appear At first MEDIA is selected so press To select a different item press or 3 Using or select the media on which the image to protect or cancel protect is record...

Page 86: ...return to screen 2 If you press the settings will be invalidated and you will return to screen 2 5 After you have made all the settings select ENTER and press either or the MENU SET button If you chos...

Page 87: ...YES selected If you chose SELECT or ALL ON leave YES as is and press the MENU SET button If you select NO with or and press the MENU SET button your settings will be invalidated and you return to scr...

Page 88: ...screen with each setting item will appear At first FROM is selected so press To select a different item press or 3 Using or select the media on which the image you wish to move is recorded then press...

Page 89: ...een 2 select UNIT Then the screen shown left screen 5 appears After pressing use or to choose SELECT if you are moving one or multiple images or ALL and then press the MENU SET button The settings are...

Page 90: ...mages use or to select END and then press the MENU SET button Go to Step 9 To select other images repeat the selection procedure Return to Step 7 To select multiple images repeat the procedures Steps...

Page 91: ...s The slide show will finish with the last frame displayed If you wish to stop during a slide show press the MENU SET button If stopped the current frame will be displayed Using the After Recording Fu...

Page 92: ...96 DATE SET p 97 SELF TIMER p 97 AUTO POWER OFF p 98 NUMBER RESET p 98 MEMORY PRIORITY p 99 LANGUAGES p 99 ADD REC SET p 100 CUSTOM p 101 DEFAULT p 104 RETURN You can close the Set up menu screen by...

Page 93: ...pe Use or to choose which media type to format and then press either or the MENU SET button If you press the setting is invalidated and you return to the Set up menu 2 You will be asked for confirmati...

Page 94: ...return to the set up menu If you press the setting is invalidated and you return to the set up menu 1 1 Quick View Settings Turn this mode ON if you want to be able to check your images on the LCD mo...

Page 95: ...y information p 36 65 during shooting or play back The default setting is ON display 1 Select INFO DISP and press Use or to select OFF and press or the MENU SET button The setting is completed and the...

Page 96: ...eturn to screen 1 If you press the setting is invalidated and you return to screen 1 3 Returning to screen 1 select EFFECT Then the shown left screen 3 appears After pressing use or to select OFF or O...

Page 97: ...ime You can change the length of time the self timer delays before shooting from 10 seconds default to 3 seconds The self timer mode for a 10 second delay default setting will be cancelled after a pic...

Page 98: ...tting the File Numbers You can reset your file numbers 1 Select NUMBER RESET press and the settings screen appears Using or select ON and press either or the MENU SET button The setting is completed I...

Page 99: ...dia type to have priority and press either or the MENU SET button The setting is completed and you will return to the Set up menu If you press the setting is invalidated and you return to the Set up m...

Page 100: ...the REC menu p 57 or the PLAY menu p 91 to select ADD REC you can add sound to still images after they ve been taken For the Always ON Setting ALWAYS You can add sound to every still image you take E...

Page 101: ...ected in the range of 1 5 EV by combining with EXPOSURE in the REC menu When the compensation setting of REC Menu p 50 is 0 9 EV you can adjust compensation between 0 3 EV and 1 5 EV Setting the white...

Page 102: ...ting to on or off If you set it to on this feature lets you take a sequence shot by holding down the shutter button If you are taking photos with the flash make sure that the flash is fully charged be...

Page 103: ...press The settings screen for each item appears Select the desired mode with or and press either or the MENU SET button to change the setting When the setting is completed press to return to screen 1...

Page 104: ...back to their default settings all at one time 1 Select DEFAULT press and a confirmation screen will appear Using or select YES and press the MENU SET button The setting is completed and you return t...

Page 105: ...r more of available RAM 32MB or more recommended Display 32 000 colors or more resolution of 640 480 pixels or more Others CD ROM drive USB port standard equipped 2 Macintosh OS Mac OS 9 0 9 1 9 2 Mac...

Page 106: ...nnect the camera and PC using the USB cable To USB connector on PC Please use only the USB cable supplied with the camera While the camera is connected to your PC the camera is inoperable While connec...

Page 107: ...and PC with USB cable p 106 2 If you are using Windows open My Computer and double click the newly created icon removable device If you are using Mac an Undefined Name icon will be displayed on the de...

Page 108: ...protect setting set with this camera is equivalent to the read only attribute of a file Please note that if the attribute of a file is changed using a PC the protect setting set with the camera will...

Page 109: ...ng the AC adapter sold separately model no DR AC4 is recommended 1 Turn on the PC power and start Windows 2 After connecting your camera and PC with USB cable p 106 turn ON the power supply to the cam...

Page 110: ...sumed to be drive D Use a different letter if appropriate The INF file necessary for the install is located in D When searching a different location click Browse 7 Click Next 8 Click Finish The USB de...

Page 111: ...et the included CD ROM in the CD ROM drive 3 Click the Start button and select Run 4 Enter D install exe and click OK The above assumes that your CD ROM is D To check the CD ROM drive letter of your P...

Page 112: ...icking Cancel during the installation process will cancel installation In this case perform the installation again However do not restart the PC until all the installations have been completed 7 When...

Page 113: ...CD ROM drive 2 Double click the Konica icon 3 Double click the Adobe icon 4 Double click the English icon 5 Double click the Acrobat Reader Installer icon 6 Follow the instructions shown on the screen...

Page 114: ...adapter where the voltage is outside the displayed power supply voltage AC 100V to AC240V Using the Attached Charger Model No DR BC K4 Please do not use the charger where the voltage is outside the di...

Page 115: ...fety precautions of the product After using the camera If the camera is not to be used for a long period remove the batteries and ensure that the power plug of the AC adapter is disconnected from the...

Page 116: ...ecorded data or the consequences of such loss About the LCD monitor The LCD monitor has been developed using high precision engineering Although the percentage of active pixels is more than 99 98 ther...

Page 117: ...charged 39 Subject not in the center 34 Subject hard to focus 34 Dirty lens 31 Incorrect distance from the subject 32 LCD brightness adjusted incorrectly 52 79 Finger prints or dirt on the monitor 11...

Page 118: ...e subject 39 Not enough light 33 Flash used with subject too close 39 Not connected to your PC correctly 106 No image data inserted in the camera 107 Left without battery over 24 hours 97 Troubleshoot...

Page 119: ...ixels 4 130 000 pixels Lens F 2 8 4 9 f 8 24mm 7 elements in 6 groups Equivalent to 35mm camera conversion of 39 to117mm Focus adjustment Photometric TTL center weighed metering using a CCD image surf...

Page 120: ...ting as a warning Auto date function Year month date and time up to 20503 Power supply Lithium battery dedicated AC adapter sold separately I O terminals USB terminal Operating temperature 0 32 50 C 1...

Page 121: ...m Co Ltd and Matsushita Electric Industrial Co Ltd is a standard for recording specified information such as the images or quantity to print from the images taken by a digital camera on a recording me...

Page 122: ...on cost for taking bringing back the product to from repair shipping costs or carrying charges are at the customer s expense When shipping the product pack the unit appropriately and use a shipping me...

Page 123: ...tee 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 of...

Page 124: ...124 CANADA ONLY Industry Canada s Compliance Statement This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES 003 Cet appareil num rique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB 003 du Canada...

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