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Troubleshooting

When setting of the USB driver can not be correctly recognized, please make
the following operations.

Restoring the Device Which Could not be Used anymore

This section explains the remedy when your camera is recognized as an
unknown device by a PC because you remove ad replace the USB cable
before installing the USB driver or canceling the USB driver installation on the
way.

A

Connect the camera to the PC using the USB cable and turn the
camera on.

B

Start the device manager.

[For Windows 98/Me]

Select [Settings] 

→

 [Control Panel] from the [Start] button. Double click on the

[System] icon in the window that opens. Select the [Device Manager] tab from

the [System Properties] dialog box.

[For Windows 2000]

Select [Settings] 

→

 [Control Panel] from the [Start] button. Double click on the

[System] icon in the window that opens. Select the [System Properties] tab from
the [Hardware] dialog box.

C

Check whether the “!” mark is displayed meaning that the device
manager is disabled for [RICOH Camera Port] or [Universal Serial
Bus Controller] of [Ports (COM/LPT)] .

D

Specify the “!”-marked device and click [Delete].

The confirmation message will be displayed. Click [OK].

E

Turn off both the camera and PC.

F

Remove the USB cable from the PC.

G

Uninstall the USB driver.

Note

• To uninstall the USB driver, refer to page 13 “Installing the USB

Driver”.

H

Install the USB driver again.

Summary of Contents for RDC-i500

Page 1: ...ting to a Personal Computer Operation Manual To ensure correct use of your camera read this manual carefully before use Keep the manual handy for future use Connecting to a Personal Computer Operation Manual ...

Page 2: ...t may adversely affect the performance of both devices In particular operating the camera close to a radio or television may lead to interference If interference occurs follow the pro cedures below Move the camera as far away as possible from the TV radio or other device Reorient the TV or radio antenna Plug the devices into separate electrical outlets This publication may not be reproduced in who...

Page 3: ...camera to the PC and operating the camera from the PC Communication Internet Operation Manual This manual explains the procedures for transmitting images and using Internet functions Sending and receiving data using the camera and a PC Using the communication and Internet functions Basic operation Read This Before Proceeding These instructions explain the procedure for checking the contents of the...

Page 4: ...cting the Camera to a Network 23 Making the Camera Settings 25 COM Port Settings for Windows 98 ME 25 Chapter 2 Viewing Images on a PC Controlling the Camera from the Browser 28 Preparing the Camera 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser 28 Displaying Thumbnail Images 31 Viewing Thumbnail Images 31 Displaying File Properties 33 Checking the Data 34 Saving Data in the PC 36 Displaying Thum...

Page 5: ...s 64 Deleting an Address 65 Saving the Address Book in the PC 65 Transferring the Address Book Stored in the PC to the Camera 66 User Information Settings 68 Modem Settings 70 E Mail Settings 72 Preset Memo Settings 74 Displaying the Preset Memos 74 Creating a New Preset Memo 75 Editing a Preset Memo 76 Deleting a Preset Memo 77 Setting Signatures 78 Displaying the List of the Signatures 78 Select...

Page 6: ...ing JOB Navi Func Image Capture Guide List JOB Navi Func Image Capture Guide List 102 Role of Guide List 102 Creating a Guide List 102 Using the Guide List 103 Using the Image Capture Guide List on Excel 104 Creating a Guide List 104 Recording Images Using the Guide List 106 Pasting the Recorded Images to the Table 107 Using the Image Capture Guide List on Word 110 Creating a Guide List 110 Record...

Page 7: ...For Windows 146 For Macintosh 151 Appendix Camera Settings When Connected to a PC 156 Setting the PC Connection Environment 156 Setting the Network Environment 158 Error Messages 160 Error Messages Displayed on the Web Browser 160 Other Error Messages 163 Troubleshooting 166 Restoring the Device Which Could not be Used anymore 166 Selecting Never dial a connection 167 Checking the Proxy Server 168...

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Page 9: ...ds 12 Installing the USB Driver 13 For Windows 13 For Macintosh 14 Installing the Application Software 15 For Windows 15 For Macintosh 17 Connecting the Camera to a PC 20 Connecting the Camera to the USB Port 20 Connecting the Camera to a Network 23 Making the Camera Settings 25 COM Port Settings for Windows 98 ME 25 ...

Page 10: ...es text files motion pictures and voice memos Setting the Camera from the Large Screen You can make the various camera settings such as Address Book and Dial Up settings using the large screen of the PC You can also make a backup file of all the camera settings as a PC file See To use this function after installing the software and connecting the camera according to the instructions in the latter ...

Page 11: ...s in the latter half of this chapter refer to Chapter 6 Using the Extension Functions Using the TWAIN Function If you install a TWAIN driver for this camera you can call up the images recorded in the camera s storage memory internal memory or CF card directly from the graphic application software compatible with TWAIN onto the screen See To use the TWAIN function after installing the software and ...

Page 12: ...Windows Me 32 MB or more recommended 96 MB or more Windows 2000 128 MB or more recommended 256 MB or more Hard disk space 6 MB or more To access the camera from the Web browser Internet Explorer version 5 Netscape Communicator version 4 7 or other Web browser must be installed To use the Image Capture Guide List Tool Kit Microsoft Office 97 or 2000 Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word must be installed ...

Page 13: ...rowser Internet Explorer version 5 Netscape Communicator version 4 7 or other Web browser must be installed To use the TWAIN function application software compatible with TWAIN is required If the Mac operating system is earlier than OS9 Apple Remote Access ARA is required to set the PC for Direct Upload The explanations in this manual are based on OS9 The displays may differ slightly depending on ...

Page 14: ...veral PCs or when using several cameras HUB Ethernet cable Connecting Methods The camera can be connected to the PC by one of the following methods Decide which method you will use Connect the camera after the software has been installed Connecting the Camera to the USB Port This method is for connecting the camera to the PC using the USB cable supplied with the camera USB cable supplied ...

Page 15: ...ection click Cancel on a plug play window that appears and remove the USB cable For Windows If you are using Windows install the USB driver as follows A Turn the PC on When Windows is up and running proceed to the next step B Insert the CD ROM provided in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on My Computer and then double click on the CD ROM Next double click on the USB_Drvs folder D Double c...

Page 16: ... as follows A Turn the PC on When the Macintosh is up and running proceed to the next step B Insert the CD ROM provided in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on the CD ROM Next double click on the Usb driver folder and then double click on RDC i USB Inst Installation of the software for connecting the camera to the PC by USB cable will start Follow the instructions displayed on the screen W...

Page 17: ... Check that the PC is turned on B Check that the CD ROM supplied is inserted in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on My Computer and then double click on the CD ROM Next double click on the RDC i Software folder and double click on the Disk1 folder D Double click on Setup Installation of the RDC i Software will start Follow the instructions displayed on the screen Important Note When you h...

Page 18: ...lick on QuickTime Installer Installation of the QuickTime software will start Follow the instructions displayed on the screen Install the QuickTime and Web browser plug in software for your Web browser Installing JOB Navi Func Image Capture Guide List Tool Kit Note For detais of the image capture guide list tool kit refer to page 8 Using the JOB Navi Func Image Capture Guide List Tool Kit A Check ...

Page 19: ...ion software for Macintosh Installing the RDC i Mounter A Check that the PC is turned on B Check that the CD ROM supplied is inserted in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on the CD ROM then double click on RDC i Mounter Inst Installation of the RDC i Mounter software will start Follow the instructions displayed on the screen Installing the RDC i TWAIN Driver A Check that the PC is turned o...

Page 20: ...ng a motion picture file with a camera This procedure is not required if QuickTime 4 has already been installed on your Macintosh A Check that the PC is turned on B Check that the CD ROM supplied is inserted in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on the CD ROM then double click on the QuickTime folder D Double click on QuickTime Installer Installation of QuickTime will start Follow the instr...

Page 21: ...from the camera A Check that the PC is turned on B Check that the provided CD ROM is placed in the CD ROM drive of the PC C Double click on the CD ROM then double click on the RDC i Direct Upload D Double click on the CD ROM then double click on RDC i Direct Inst The installation of Direct upload will start Follow the instructions displayed on the screen ...

Page 22: ... adapter when using the camera and avoid powering the camera by the battery Particularly if you are handling non compressed files motion pictures or other large files transmission takes a long time If the power fails during transmission the camera or PC may be adversely affected Connecting the camera via the USB hub may result in the camera not functioning properly If possible you are advised not ...

Page 23: ...ng the USB cable check that data transmission is not performed between a camera and a PC turn off the camera and disconnect the USB cable Important Note For Windows Me user make sure to give a time interval of more than 10 seconds when Turning off and then on the camera Setting the mode dial from the modes other than Communication mode to Communication mode Inserting and removing the USB cable Do ...

Page 24: ...Insert the connector on the other end of the cable into the USB port of the PC D Turn the camera on The PC will automatically detect the equipment which has been connected and operate accordingly If a message is displayed follow the instructions on the screen Connection by USB cable is completed Before disconnecting the USB cable perform the following steps Check that data transmission is not perf...

Page 25: ...uring data communication When you use the camera by connecting it to the PC you are advised to use an AC adapter and avoid powering the camera by the battery Particularly if you are handling non compressed files motion pictures or other large files transmission will take a long time If the power fails during transmission the camera or the PC may be adversely affected Do not touch the cable termina...

Page 26: ...slot of the camera C Insert the connection cable into the LAN connection CF card D Insert the connector on the other end of the connection cable into the connector of the LAN cable E Insert the connector on the other end of the LAN cable into the free terminal of the LAN hub Connection of the camera to the LAN is now completed ...

Page 27: ...OM Port Settings for Windows 98 ME The USB driver for Windows treats the camera as equipment that uses the COM port virtually For Windows 98 Me if the COM port conflicts with other equipment the camera may fail to be detected even when the driver has been correctly installed In this case change the COM port used by the following procedure A Connect the camera to the PC using the USB cable and turn...

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Page 29: ...owser 28 Displaying Thumbnail Images 31 Viewing Thumbnail Images 31 Displaying File Properties 33 Checking the Data 34 Saving Data in the PC 36 Displaying Thumbnail Images with Capture Guide Titles 38 Viewing Thumbnail Images with Guide List 38 Displaying File Properties 40 Displaying an Image in its Actual Size 41 Saving Data in the PC 42 ...

Page 30: ...nnecting the Camera to a PC B Check that the camera and the PC are turned on C Set the mode dial to PC Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser Start up the Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator browser and open the camera s built in homepage Important Note When you can not connect the camera from the Web browser check the proxy server setting P 168 Checking the Proxy Server When the dial...

Page 31: ...of xxx xxx xxx xxx figures separated by dots C Enter http in the Address area at the top of the PC screen then enter the figures of the IP address in step B For example if the IP address is 127 0 0 1 enter the address as follows If the IP address is 192 168 181 240 enter the address as follows Note If using Netscape Communicator enter the address in the Location area ...

Page 32: ...mporary IP address not fixed from the LAN equipment by DHCP so it may be assigned a different IP address each time it is connected to the LAN This means that even if the homepage is saved it may not necessarily be displayed using the same number next time Instructions for fixing the camera s IP address are explained in Setting the Network Environment p 158 in the appendix Camera Settings When Conn...

Page 33: ...umbnail images normal THUMBNAIL and FILE PROPERTY which displays more detailed information A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start the browser from the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on VIEW THUMBNAIL IMA...

Page 34: ...images can be displayed on one page If there are more than 20 images you can change the display by clicking on NEXT 20 or PRE 20 If the data cannot be displayed as a thumbnail the symbol indicating the type of file will be displayed in the image area You can perform various operations explained in the following pages from this screen Note You can return to the first screen at any time by clicking ...

Page 35: ...to the data for example the shooting date or photographer A Click on FILE PROPERTY The thumbnail will be displayed in the following form Note If you have registered a plug in that is compatible with the voice memos or recorded memos in the browser you can display and play back files by clicking on the file name of the voice memo on the screen ...

Page 36: ...Perform the following procedure if you wish to view a still image in its actual size 1 pixel of the image corresponds to 1 pixel of the screen A Click on the image you wish to view Click on the image in the same way for FILE PROPERTY The image will be displayed in a new window in its actual size B When you have finished viewing click on the close box The window will be closed ...

Page 37: ...es voice memos and non compressed still images A Click on the data icon you wish to check Click on the icon in the same way for FILE PROPERTY The plug in software compatible with the selected data will automatically start up and the data will be displayed or played back Note The screen shown below may be displayed depending on the browser settings To open data such as text files voice memos or mot...

Page 38: ...s P 37 Still Images A In the case of a thumbnail display click on the image you wish to save and display the image in its actual size B For Windows Move the mouse pointer to the image and click the right mouse button For Macintosh Move the mouse pointer to the image and click while pressing the control key The menu will be displayed in the position of the mouse pointer C Click on Save Picture As I...

Page 39: ...you wish to save and click while pressing the control key The menu will be displayed in the position of the mouse pointer B Click on Save Target As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Link As The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed C Specify the location and file name and then click on Save If you are using Netscape Communicator be sure to select...

Page 40: ... the camera in thumbnail form There are two types of thumbnail display normal THUMBNAIL and FILE PROPERTY which displays the information in more detail A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start the browser from the PC input the IP address and display the camera s home page See P 28 Opening the Came...

Page 41: ...he desired list from the Guide List on the left of the screen 20 images can be displayed on one page If there are more than 20 images you can change the display by clicking on NEXT 20 or PRE 20 You can perform various operations explained in the following pages from this screen Guide Lists Select storage memory CF is dimmed when the CF card is not available ...

Page 42: ...ies If you wish to check detailed information relating to the images such as the shooting date or photographer perform the following procedure A Click on FILE PROPERTY A thumbnail display in the following form will be displayed ...

Page 43: ...of the screen perform the following procedure A Click on the image you wish to view Click on the image in the same way for FILE PROPERTY The image will be displayed in its actual size in a new window The plug in software will be started to display the non compressed still image B When you have finished viewing click on the close box The window will be closed ...

Page 44: ... image in its actual size B For Windows Move the mouse pointer to the image and click the right mouse button For Macintosh Move the mouse pointer to the image and click while pressing the control key The menu will be displayed in the position of the mouse pointer C Click on Save Picture As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Image As The dialog box for specifying the location and ...

Page 45: ... Images 44 Shooting 44 Checking the Image 47 Saving the Image 48 Shooting Text Files 49 Shooting 49 Saving the Image 52 Recording Motion Pictures 53 Recording 53 Saving the Motion Picture 56 Recording a Voice Memo 57 Recording 57 Saving the Voice Memo File 60 ...

Page 46: ...mages A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start the browser on the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on RECORDING The screen for making settings relating to shooting will be displayed ...

Page 47: ...return the settings to the status prior to shooting click on PRE SETTING Note The procedure for checking or saving a non compressed still image vary Refer to page 49 Shooting Text Files F Click on NEXT The screen for checking the settings will be displayed Important Note If the storage memory selected as the recording destination internal memory or card is full an error message will be displayed D...

Page 48: ...t the image If you wish to check the image in its actual size proceed to the next page To save the image in the PC on the hard disk etc proceed to Saving the Image P 48 At this point the image is only saved in the camera and not in the PC If you do not need to check the image in its actual size or save it in the PC click on END The screen will return to the screen for making settings relating to s...

Page 49: ...tual size 1 pixel of the image corresponds to 1 pixel of the screen A Click on the reduced image The image will be displayed in its actual size in a new window You can save the image in the PC from this screen See next page B When you have finished checking the image click on the close box The window will be closed ...

Page 50: ...ter to the image and click while pressing the control key The menu will be displayed where you click the mouse pointer C Click on Save Picture As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Image As The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed D Specify the location and file name and then click on Save The image is now saved in the PC Note The Save function i...

Page 51: ...d shoot text files A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set on B Start the browser on the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on RECORDING The screen for making the settings relating to shooting will be displayed ...

Page 52: ... Click on PRE SETTING to return to the settings made on the camera F Click on NEXT The screen for checking the settings will be displayed Important Note If the storage memory selected as the recording destination internal memory or CF card is full an error message will be displayed Delete unwanted images recorded on the card or change the recording destination G Aim the camera Aim the camera in th...

Page 53: ...software for displaying TIFF image files has been installed in your browser you can check the image in its actual size by clicking on the mark To save the image in the PC hard disk etc proceed to the next page At this point the images is only saved in the camera and not in the PC If there is no need to save the image in the PC click on END The screen will return to the screen for making settings r...

Page 54: ...As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Link As The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed C Specify the location and file name and then click on Save If you are using Netscape Communicator be sure to select the source under Save in The image is now saved in the PC Note The Save function is a browser function and not a camera function For further det...

Page 55: ...record motion pictures A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set on B Start the browser on the PC side input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on RECORDING The screen returns to the screen for making the settings relating to reco...

Page 56: ...camera Note Changing the ZOOM setting during recording is not effective for motion pictures Up to 90 seconds of recording can be made F Click on NEXT The screen for checking the settings will be displayed Important Note If the storage memory selected as the recording destination internal memory or CF card is full an error message will be displayed Delete unwanted images recorded on the card or cha...

Page 57: ...displayed Note When the QuickTime plug in software is installed in your Web browser you can play the motion picture by clicking on it To save a motion picture in the PC on the hard disk etc proceed to the next page At this point the motion picture is only saved in the camera and not in the PC If you do not need to save the motion picture in the PC click on END The screen will return to the screen ...

Page 58: ...get As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Link As The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed C Specify the location and file name and then click on Save If you are using Netscape Communicator be sure to select the source under Save in The motion picture is now stored in the PC Note The Save function is a browser function and not a camera function F...

Page 59: ...nd record a voice memo A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on RECORDING The screen for making the settings relating to recording will be displayed ...

Page 60: ... the settings mode on the camera Note Up to 90 seconds of recording can be made F Click on NEXT The screen for checking the settings will be displayed Important Note If the media selected as the recording destination internal memory or card is full an error message will be displayed Delete unwanted images recorded on the card or change the recording destination G Aim the camera Aim the camera micr...

Page 61: ...software for playing back WAV format voice memo files has been installed in your browser you can check the recorded sound file by clicking on the microphone mark To save the voice memo file in the PC in the hard disk etc proceed to the next page At this point the sound file has only been saved in the camera and not in the PC If there is no need to save the voice memo file in the PC click on END Th...

Page 62: ...ill be displayed in the position of the mouse pointer B Click on Save Target As If you are using Netscape Communicator click on Save Link As The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed C Specify the location and file name and then click on Save If you are using Netscape Communicator be sure to select the source under Save in The voice memo file is now saved in the PC...

Page 63: ... Signature 82 Dial Up Account Settings 83 Displaying the Dial Up Accounts 83 Entering a New Dial Up Account 84 Editing a Dial Up Account 85 Deleting a Dial Up Account 86 Direct Upload Settings 87 Displaying the Direct Upload Dial Up Accounts 87 Selecting a Direct Upload Dial Up Account 88 Setting the Send To Folder Name and Server 89 Quick Send Settings 90 Displaying the Quick Send Dial Up Account...

Page 64: ...red in the camera internal memory Various editing operations can be performed from this screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on SET UP D Chec...

Page 65: ...ay the Address Book See P 62 Displaying the Address Book B Click on NEW ADDRESS The screen for setting a new address will be displayed C Move the mouse pointer to the input item and click on the area Input the information using the keyboard D When you have finished entering the information click on SAVE The new address will be added ...

Page 66: ...dress Book See P 62 Displaying the Address Book B Click on the name of the person whose information you wish to edit The editing screen will be displayed C Move the mouse pointer to the item to be edited and click on the area Edit the information using the keyboard D When you have finished editing click on UPDATE Editing is now completed ...

Page 67: ... delete the address Saving the Address Book in the PC This function enables you to save the Address Book all the entries as a file in the PC on the hard disk etc Note This function can be used in the following cases When you want to make a backup file of important addresses When you want joint possession of the Address Book in this case first save the Address Book then connect another camera and s...

Page 68: ...Windows the file name extension inf will automatically be added to the end of the file name Transferring the Address Book Stored in the PC to the Camera This function enables you to download an Address Book file stored on the PC hard disk etc and send it to the camera A Display the Address Book See P 62 Displaying the Address Book B Click on Browse The dialog box for selecting the Address Book fil...

Page 69: ...e Camera Settings C Specify the location of the file to be downloaded select the file and click on Open The selected file name will be displayed D Click on Transfer The selected address book will be sent to the camera ...

Page 70: ...signature imprint mode and in viewing recorded images on the PC screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on SET UP D Click on OWNER INFO ...

Page 71: ...d Note If you have not yet clicked on SAVE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING F When you have finished making the settings click on SAVE Setting of the user information is now completed ...

Page 72: ...he Modem Settings in the Communication Internet operation manual A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on SET UP D Click on MODEM SETTING ...

Page 73: ...board Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING F When you have finished making the settings click on UPDATE Setting of the modem is now completed ...

Page 74: ...l Function in the Communication Internet operation manual A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on the Browser C Click on SET UP D Click on E MAIL SETTING ...

Page 75: ...ount Make sure to set up the dial up account Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING F Click on UPDATE G Click on MAIL H Set each item using the mouse and keyboard I When you have finished making the settings click on UPDATE ...

Page 76: ...tion enables you to display the list of preset memos stored in the camera internal memory Operations such as editing deleting and adding a preset memo start from this screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage...

Page 77: ...ng a New Preset Memo This function enables you to create a new preset memo A Display the list of preset memos See P 74 Displaying the Preset Memos B Click on CREATE NEW PRESET MEMO The screen for creating a new preset memo will be displayed C Input the preset memo using the keyboard ...

Page 78: ... new preset memo will be added Editing a Preset Memo This function enables you to edit a preset memo A Display the list of preset memos See P 74 Displaying the Preset Memos B Click on the preset memo you wish to edit The screen for editing a preset memo will be displayed ...

Page 79: ...reen will return to the list of preset memos Deleting a Preset Memo This function enables you to delete unwanted preset memos A Display the list of preset memos See P 74 Displaying the Preset Memos B Click on DELETE on the preset memo you wish to delete The confirmation screen will be displayed Click on OK to erase the preset memo ...

Page 80: ...ignatures stored in the camera internal memory Operations such as editing deleting and adding a signature start from this screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Homepage on th...

Page 81: ...e signatures A Display the list of the signature See P 78 Displaying the List of the Signatures B Click the radio button for the signature to be used Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting this status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING C Click on UPDATE ...

Page 82: ... the list of signatures See P 78 Displaying the List of the Signatures B Click on CREATE NEW SIGNATURE A screen for setting new signature will be displayed C Input signature from the keyboard D When you have finished entering the signature click on SAVE This will add a new signature ...

Page 83: ...y the list of signatures See P 78 Displaying the List of the Signatures B Click on signature you wish to edit The screen for editing a signature will be displayed C Modify the signature using the keyboard D When you have finished editing click on UPDATE This will revert to the screen of the list of signatures ...

Page 84: ... to delete unwanted signatures A Display the list of signatures See P 78 Displaying the List of the Signatures B Click on DELETE for the signature you wish to delete The confirmation screen will appear If you click on OK the signature will be deleted ...

Page 85: ...ual Displaying the Dial Up Accounts This function enables you to display the dial up accounts set in the camera Operations such as editing deleting and adding a dial up account start from this screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and dis...

Page 86: ...ion enables you to enter a new dial up account A Display the list of dial up accounts See P 83 Displaying the Dial Up Accounts B Click on NEW DIAL UP The screen for setting a new dial up account will be displayed C Make the settings relating to the dial up account using the mouse and keyboard ...

Page 87: ... a Dial Up Account This function enables you to edit the settings related to a dial up account A Display the list of dial up accounts See P 83 Displaying the Dial Up Accounts B Click on the dial up account you wish to edit The setup screen relating to the dial up accounts will be displayed C Edit the settings using the mouse and keyboard ...

Page 88: ...d Deleting a Dial Up Account This function enables you to delete unwanted dial up accounts A Display the list of dial up accounts See P 83 Displaying the Dial Up Accounts B Click on DELETE on the dial up account you wish to delete The confirmation screen will be displayed Click on OK to erase the dial up account ...

Page 89: ...rnet operation manual For details of how to set the PC to receive direct upload refer to Setting the Receiving PC for Direct Upload P 146 Displaying the Direct Upload Dial Up Accounts This function enables you to display the list of dial up accounts for direct upload set in the camera A Check that the camera has been properly connected that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s...

Page 90: ...ephone number IP address etc related to each dial up account are made in Dial Up Account Settings P 83 A Display the list of dial up accounts for direct upload See P 87 Displaying the Direct Upload Dial Up Accounts B Click the radio button for the dial up account to be used Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this sc...

Page 91: ...l Up Accounts B Click on DESTI The screen for setting the upload folder name and server will be displayed C Edit the setting using the mouse and keyboard Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING D When you have finished making the settings click on UPDATE Setting of the...

Page 92: ...d in the Communication Internet operation manual Displaying the Quick Send Dial Up Accounts This function enables you to display the list of dial up accounts for Quick Send set in the camera A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the ...

Page 93: ...list Settings related to each dial up account telephone number etc are performed in Dial Up Account Settings P 83 A Display the list of dial up accounts for Quick Send See P 90 Displaying the Quick Send Dial Up Accounts B Click the radio button for the dial up account to be used Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after th...

Page 94: ...P 62 A Display the list of dial up accounts for Quick Send See P 87 Displaying the Direct Upload Dial Up Accounts B Click on SEND TO The screen for selecting a recipient will be displayed C Click the radio button for the name of the recipient of Quick Send Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed...

Page 95: ...ying the Direct Upload Dial Up Accounts B Click on IMAGE SIZE The screen for selecting the size of the image will be displayed C Use the mouse to change the setting Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING D When you have finished making the setting click on UPDATE Sett...

Page 96: ... Setting FTP Upload in the Communication Internet operation manual Displaying the FTP Upload Dial Up Accounts This function enables you to display the list of dial up accounts for FTP upload stored in the camera A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP add...

Page 97: ...ttings related to each dial up account telephone number etc are performed in Dial Up Account Settings P 83 A Display the list of dial up accounts for FTP upload See P 94 Displaying the FTP Upload Dial Up Accounts B Click the radio button for the dial up account to be used Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this scre...

Page 98: ...Upload Dial Up Accounts B Click on SEND TO The setup screen relating to the FTP server will be displayed C Use the mouse and keyboard to edit the setting Note If you have not yet clicked on UPDATE you can return to the status prior to setting the status immediately after this screen was displayed by clicking on PRE SETTING D When you have finished making the setting click on UPDATE Setting related...

Page 99: ...one camera is used by several people in this case each person should make their own settings on the camera and save them and then the settings can be changed by the restore function each time the camera is used by a different person Saving the Camera Settings in the PC This function enables you to save all the camera settings such as the Address Book JOB Navi dial up direct upload and Quick Send a...

Page 100: ...file saved on the PC disk to the camera Important Note If you restore the settings all the settings currently in effect will be overwritten A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera s mode dial is set to B Start up the browser by the PC input the IP address and display the camera s homepage See P 28 Opening the Camera s Hom...

Page 101: ...and select a file then click on OPEN The selected file will be displayed on the screen E Click on RESTORE The selected backup file will be transferred to the camera F Turn the power off and turn it on again about 10 seconds later The settings transferred to the camera will be effective ...

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Page 103: ...mage Capture Guide List on Word 110 Creating a Guide List 110 Recording Images Using the Guide List 112 Pasting the Recorded Images into a Document 112 Setting the Image Capture Guide List on the Browser 114 Displaying the Guide Lists 114 Creating a New Guide List 116 Editing the Guide List 118 Deleting a Guide List 122 Saving the Guide List on the PC 123 Transferring the Guide List Saved in the P...

Page 104: ...taking photos normally at such times it often happens that there are slips of memory or forgetfulness such as Did I take this car from the side or Have I already taken this car from the back The Guide List is useful for solving such problems In the case of these examples before leaving for the motor show prepare the following list List Name Motor Show Image Title Diagonally Front Rear Side By this...

Page 105: ...t including photographs Note You cannot transfer the Guide List file directly from inside Excel or Word application to the camera connected to a PC or cannot import the images from the camera to Excel or Word application This section therefore gives an explanation as a precondition that you are using the type of PC to which you can connect or insert a CF card When you do not have that type of PC s...

Page 106: ...dium Note You can also edit a sample template and create an original Excel document For details refer to Readme in the Excel template folder in the My Document folder If the Guide List Tool Kit was installed with no changes made to the standard settings an Excel template folder containing sample documents can be created in the My Document folder Use the sample template files in the folder by renam...

Page 107: ...uide List C13 C22 in this sample and click on OK The dialog box for specifying the location of the Guide List file Guide List title and Guide List file name will be displayed F Select the location of the Guide List file and specify an appropriate Guide List title and Guide List file name and then click on OK The Guide List file has now been created and stored on the disk G Exit the Microsoft Excel...

Page 108: ...a B Turn the camera power on and set the mode dial to C Choose the CF card having the Guide List with the button D Press the J button E Select ADD and press the button The screen for adding the Guide List will be displayed F Choose the Guide List Shotlist you want to add and then press the ENTER button The display will return to the JOB Navi screen G Choose the desired Guide List and then press th...

Page 109: ...ial is set to another setting during recording steps H or I or the power is turned off you can perform operation from the previous image select screen by switching to still image mode However you cannot do this if you change the storage memory Pasting the Recorded Images to the Table This function enables you to paste images recorded with the camera to a Microsoft Excel document A Insert the card ...

Page 110: ...the newest folder H Select the Guide List and then click on OK I Select the first cell in which a camera image will be pasted E13 in this sample and click on OK The image has now been pasted in the document Note If several images are recorded for one frame the window for selecting an image will be displayed Follow the instructions and select an image The window for specifying the position for past...

Page 111: ...a in one go into the Excel table so that the lists match A Click on the Update Iimage Title button B Select the Guide List to be incorporated and click on OK C Select the first cell in which an image is to be pasted and click on OK The image list in the camera is written in order from top to bottom with the specified cell at the head Paste selected images The Paste selected images function pastes ...

Page 112: ... You can create an original Word document by editing the sample templates For further details refer to the Readme file in the Word Templates folder in My Documents If the Guide List Tool Kit has been installed without any changes to the standard settings a Word Templates folder containing sample documents will be created in the My Documents folder Use the sample template files in the folder by ren...

Page 113: ...le and Guide List file name will be displayed E Select the location of the Guide List file specify an appropriate Guide List title and file title maximum 8 characters and click on OK Each LAYOUT FRAME title created in the document has now been incorporated in the Guide List as an image title and the Guide List has been saved on the disk as a Guide List file F Exit the Microsoft Word and remove the...

Page 114: ...d with which you have finished recording B Start up Microsoft Word and open Sample1 dot C Click on Enable Macros D Click on the Paste All Images At Once button E Click on on the left of Card The list of folders will be displayed F Click on on the left of the Dcim folder G Select xxxrlist folder When a Guide List is created and images are recorded an xxxrlist folder e g 101rlist 102rlist is created...

Page 115: ...ns and select an image Other Functions The Paste Selected Images function is for pasting only the specified image in the list from the specified folder in the PC A Use the mouse to select the layout frame in which you wish to paste an image B Click on the Paste Selected Images button C Select a Guide List and click OK The list of image title will be displayed D Select the image title to be pasted ...

Page 116: ...t P 106 Displaying the Guide Lists This function enables you to display the JOB Navi Image Capture Guide Lists in the camera media All the various Guide List settings start from this screen A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera and the PC are turned on and that the camera mode dial is set to B Start up the browser from the PC input the IP address and display the c...

Page 117: ...e storage memory click on IN or CF CARD The Guide Lists recorded in the selected storage memory will be displayed The Guide List for images already recorded can also be displayed in addition to the Guide List Setup File in the TEMPLATE folder The various functions which can be started from this screen such as editing the Guide List are explained in order in the following pages Select storage memor...

Page 118: ...e Guide Lists currently stored in that particular storage memory will be displayed See P 114 Displaying the Guide Lists B Click on NEW LIST The screen for setting images in a new Guide List will be displayed C Move the mouse pointer to the area on the right of NEW LIST TITLE click on the area and input the new list title using the keyboard Specify the list title within 16 characters ...

Page 119: ... the first line of IMAGE TITLE that becomes the first image title If you press the Enter key or return key to change the line and input different characters that becomes the title of the second image This operation enables you to add images as necessary The image titles must be within 12 characters E When you have finished setting the image list click on SAVE The new Guide List is now completed an...

Page 120: ...in the Guide List A Display the Guide List containing the list you wish to edit See P 114 Displaying the Guide Lists B Click on the title of the list you wish to edit The titles of the images that have been set in the list will be displayed The following editing operations can be performed from this screen ...

Page 121: ...Image A Click on ADD IMAGE TITLE on the image title screen The screen for editing the image titles will be displayed B Move the mouse pointer to the NEW IMAGE TITLE area click on the area and add the image title using the keyboard Use one line for one image title ...

Page 122: ...tle screen If you then click on OK the screen will return to the screen showing the Guide Lists Editing an Image Title A Click on the image title that you wish to edit on the image title screen The screen for editing the image titles will be displayed B Edit the image title displayed using the keyboard ...

Page 123: ...ick on CANCEL the screen will return to the screen showing the Guide Lists Deleting an Image Title Important Note DELETE will automatically delete the image recorded under that title as well A Click on DELETE for the image title you wish to delete from the image list The confirmation screen will be displayed The image title will be displayed when you click on OK ...

Page 124: ...delete a Guide List A Display the Guide List containing the list you wish to delete See P 114 Displaying the Guide Lists B Click on DELETE for the list you wish to delete The confirmation screen will be displayed The list will be delete when you click on OK ...

Page 125: ...and send the saved Guide List to this camera A Display the Guide List containing the list you want to save See P 114 Displaying the Guide Lists B Click DOWNLOAD for the list you want to save The dialog box for specifying the location and file name will be displayed C Specify the location and file name and then click on SAVE The image will be saved in the PC Note The file name extension lst is auto...

Page 126: ... A Display the Guide Lists and select the media to which the list is to be sent The Guide Lists currently in the media are displayed See P 114 Displaying the Guide Lists B Click on Browse The dialog box for selecting the Guide List file will be displayed C Specify the location of the file to be downloaded select the file and click OPEN The selected file will be displayed on the screen ...

Page 127: ...ng JOB Navi Func Image Capture Guide List D Click on Transfer The selected Guide List will be transferred to the camera media When the transfer is completed the Guide Lists including this list will be displayed ...

Page 128: ...mage List You can rearrange the images of the Guide List stored in the camera storage memory A Set the mode dial to B Press the button and select the storage memory containing the Guide List C Press the J button D Select the name of the desired Guide List and press the button E Choose the desired image title you want to move and press the FUNCTION button The mark will be displayed to the right of ...

Page 129: ...ect the storage memory containing the Guide List C Press the J button D Choose the desired Guide List you want to delete and press the buton E When the confirmation message is displayed press the shutter release button Deleting the Guide List will be complete G Press the FUNCTION button again Changing the order is complete ...

Page 130: ...nce to ensure no images are forgotten A green mark 䡲 is displayed for the Guide List including more than one image A green rectangle 䡲 for the recorded images Upper number 9 in this case indicates that of the image to be recorded and lower number 1 in this case indicates that of the recorded images Image last recorded in the selected Guide List is displayed ...

Page 131: ...ng the RDC i Explorer Plug In 130 Using the RDC i Mounter 133 Making a Backup File of the Camera Settings 136 Making a Backup File 136 Restoring the Backup Settings to the Camera 138 Using the TWAIN Function 140 For Windows 140 For Macintosh 142 ...

Page 132: ...r or Desktop However you cannot write in the camera s storage memory from the application First save the files in the PC disk and then copy them by using Explorer The RDC i icon is not connected to the camera but is normally mounted in the folder display area If you try to access RDC i when the camera is not connected to the PC a connection error will result The non compressed still images are sav...

Page 133: ... in 100ricoh in the DCIM folder When disconnecting the camera wiith a PC or turning off the camera select Disconnect from the RDC i menu Important Note You can change the folder name in the storage memory using RDC i Explorer Plug In but unless you change the file name based on the DCF format the folder will not be recognized properly by the camera The folder name will not be recognized by the cam...

Page 134: ...at If you save the data in this format a new folder will be created and each page of the presentation data will be saved in the folder as a JPEG image file Then copy all files pages in the folder to a certain folder in the camera s DCIM folder by using the RDC i Explorer Plug In If you later select the folder on the camera and play it in auto mode you can make a presentation only with a camera Whe...

Page 135: ... but can not store them in the camera storage memory using the PC application When you want to play files created using the PC application save them in the PC disk and copy them to the camera in the file name format of 8 letters extension The non compressed still images are saved in a specific TIFF file format The generic graphics applications therefore may not open those files when you transfer t...

Page 136: ...to be connected to the Internet using PPP select RICOH RDC i for Connect via When your Macintosh is set to be connected to the Internet via the network select Ethernet for Connect via When not using the cases above select RICOH RDC i for Connect via LAN Connection Select Ethernet for Connect via When setting is complete close the TCP IP control panel ...

Page 137: ...e RDC i Mounter control panel or drag the camera icon and drop it in the Trash Important Note You can change the folder name in the storage memory using the RDC i Mounter but unless you change the file name based on the DCF format the folder will not be recognized normally by the camera The folder name will not be recognized by the camera unless it is in 3 figures followed by 5 letters as in 100RI...

Page 138: ...ct another camera and restore the backup settings to the other camera When several people are using the same camera each user should make their own settings in advance then a backup file should be made and the settings changed by restoring each time the user changes Making a Backup File For Windows A Connect the camera correctly to the PC and set the camera s mode dial to Then turn the camera and ...

Page 139: ...anels from the Apple menu The RDC i Mounter window will be displayed C Click on Set Prefs Note You cannot click on Set Prefs unless one of the storage memories has been mounted If the storage memory has not been mounted mount it first P 133 Depending on the connection method and conditions the screen for inputting the camera s IP address may be displayed In this case input the IP address displayed...

Page 140: ...ograms in the Start menu Explorer will start up C Click on the RDC i icon with the right button and select Restore RDC i setting from the menu displayed The dialog box for selecting the file for downloading will be displayed D Select the file and then click on Open The selected settings are now transferred to the camera E Turn off the camera and turn it on again about 10 seconds later You can now ...

Page 141: ...ot been mounted mount it first P 133 Depending on the connection method and conditions the screen for inputting the camera s IP address may be displayed In this case input the IP address displayed on the camera s LCD monitor The selection screen will be displayed D Select Restore Configuration File The dialog box for selecting the file for downloading will be displayed E Select the file and then c...

Page 142: ...C i Mounter In this case use the TWAIN function to open the TIFF files The images transferred from the camera to a PC by using this TWAIN functon will be converted to the generic TIFF files For Windows This section explains how to use the TWAIN function on a PC running Windows A Check that the camera is properly connected to the PC that the camera is turned on and that the camera s mode dial is se...

Page 143: ...splayed In this case input the IP address displayed on the camera s LCD monitor The screen for selecting the storage memory folder and file will be displayed Depending on the application software there may be the additional procedure of specifying the file format D Select the storage memory and folder and then select the image you wish to download from the list of files displayed and click on Down...

Page 144: ...n given here is based on Adobe Photoshop application software D Select TWAIN Aquire from the File menu The names of the functions in the menu may differ depending on the application software For further details refer to the operation manual for the application software Note If more than one item of TWAIN compatible equipment has been connected it is necessary to select which TWAIN equipment you wi...

Page 145: ...ayed on the camera s LCD monitor The following will be displayed E Click on Select Folder The dialog box will be displayed to select a folder F Click on DESKTOP select a camera s storage memory select the target folder and click on Select The image list in the selected folder will be displayed G Double click the target image The selected image will be downloaded and displayed on the screen ...

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Page 147: ...Chapter 7 Setting the Receiving PC for Direct Upload Setting the Receiving PC for Direct Upload 146 For Windows 146 For Macintosh 151 ...

Page 148: ...tware supplied with Windows 98 in the receiving PC If standard installation of the Direct Upload software explained in Chapter 1 was performed the software should already be installed in the PC On the other hand the Dial Up Server software is not installed by standard Windows installation procedures The installation method for Dial Up Server is explained in this section Check in advance that the m...

Page 149: ...The Add Remove Programs Properties window will be opened C Click on the Windows Setup tab The Windows file screen will be displayed D Select Communications and click on Details The following screen will be displayed E Tick Dial Up Server and click on OK F Click on OK Installation starts Follow the on screen instructions to set the Windows CD ROM and perform installation ...

Page 150: ...orking B Select Dial Up Server from the Connections menu The dial up server setup screen will be displayed C Select Allow caller access D Click on Change Password The password setup screen will be displayed E Enter a password If you are entering a password for the first time leave the Old password area blank Enter your password in the New password and Confirm new password areas The password entere...

Page 151: ...PPP Internet Windows NT Server Windows 98 from Type of Dial Up Server I Tick the Enable software compression and untick the Require encrypted password J Click on OK to close the Server Types window K Click on OK to close the Dial Up Server window L Select Programs RDC i Direct Upload from the Start menu The following screen will be displayed ...

Page 152: ... Click on Start Direct Upload is in standby status To use direct upload from outside the company before leaving the company do not forget to open this screen and click on Open If you click on Conceal the window will be closed and the icon will be added at the right end of the task bar By clicking on the icon you can display the original window Note If you want to change the settings after clicking...

Page 153: ... put the telephone in standby status When a direct upload call comes from the camera the telephone will automatically switch to receiving mode TCP IP settings When your Macintosh is not connected to a LAN open the TCP IP control panel and set as follows Connect via Ethernet Configure Manually IP Address 1 1 1 1 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Router address 1 1 1 2 Name server addr ess 1 1 1 3 You can i...

Page 154: ...ord These settings are used for the PPP account and PPP password in the camera D Click on the Users Group tab E Select the same owner name you checked in step C and click Open F Select Remote Access from Show popup menu and select Remote Access G Check Allow guests to dial in to this computer and close the File Sharing control panel ...

Page 155: ...ish to make a direct upload log file a record of connections and transmissions set a folder and file name The images transferred from the camera will be saved in the folder specified as the destination folder If you do not need a log file leave the log file name blank C Click on OK Direct upload is in standby status To use direct upload from outside the company before leaving the company do not fo...

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Page 157: ...58 Error Messages 160 Error Messages Displayed on the Web Browser 160 Other Error Messages 163 Troubleshooting 166 Restoring the Device Which Could not be Used anymore 166 Selecting Never dial a connection 167 Checking the Proxy Server 168 Installing the Dial Up Adapter 169 Index 170 Functional Index 170 Alphabetical Index 174 ...

Page 158: ...the desired character by using the buttons and press the FUNCTION button C Press the ENTER button exit the character input screen Deleting In step B above use the buttons to move the cursor to the right of the character and press the button Setting the PC Connection Environment If the PC and the camera are connected by a USB cable it is necessary to set their mutual IP addresses in order to send a...

Page 159: ...ory default setting is 192 168 187 184 A Set the mode dial to SET The Setup menu will be displayed B Select COMMUNICATION SETTINGS and press the ENTER button The screen for setting the communication function will be displayed C Select PC CONNECTION and press the ENTER button The screen for setting the PC connection will be displayed D Set each item E When you have finished making the settings pres...

Page 160: ...an set the name at will DNS SERVER ADD Domain Name Server Address Set the domain name server DNS address The factory default setting is blank If there is a domain name server on the network set the address GATEWAY ADD Gateway Address Set the gateway address The factory default setting is blank If there is a gateway on the network set the address of the gateway RDC i500 IP ADDRESS This is the camer...

Page 161: ...tton The screen for setting the communication function will be displayed C Select NETWORK and press the button The screen for setting the PC connection will be displayed D Set the various items E When you have finished making the settings press the ENTER button Setting is completed and the screen returns to the Setup menu ...

Page 162: ...error messages when using a Macintosh Error Messages Displayed on the Web Browser These error messages are displayed when accessing the camera on the Web browser Common Error Messages Error Message 200 OK 400 Bad Request 404 Not Found 405 Method Not Allowed 500 Internal Server Error Error Messages Displayed on Camera Control Screen Error Message Internal Error No CF Card Cause and Remedy Error occ...

Page 163: ...ause and Remedy Transfer button was clicked without specifying file name for Browse Invalid file selected for Browse Select Guide List or HTML template file Limit has been reached of number of Guide Lists or HTML templates capable of being saved in camera Or no more space in memory for downloading files Delete unwanted Guide Lists or HTML templates Upper limit of number of Guide Lists has been rea...

Page 164: ... of number of addresses in address book has been reached Delete unwanted addresses Upper limit of number of templates has been reached Delete unwanted templates Upper limit of number of dial up accounts has been reached Delete unwanted account No entry made in required item Input entry Input correct characters Number outside scope specified in item Specify correct number Storage memory internal me...

Page 165: ...re backup file due to lack of memory etc Close other applications and try again Storage memory internal memory or CF card is full and recording process failed Delete unnecessary files or insert another storage memory Cause and Remedy More than one software attempted to send and receive data with camera Wait a short while Problem file installed Reinstall RDC i Software from CD ROM supplied Camera n...

Page 166: ...ng already exists Specify different file name Cannot create folder as folder layers too deep Make layers more shallow Deletion of specified file prohibited Transfer of specified file folder prohibited Specified file name is used by this software Specify other file name Folders in a PC cannot be transferred to camera Create a folder in camera first and then transfer files in the folders of the PC L...

Page 167: ...or occurred when creating Windows socket Reinstall WinSock Reset port Failed to initialize software Reinstall Camera Software from CD ROM supplied Camera not correctly connected or set Check camera connection and settings Camera not correctly connected or set Check camera connection and settings Insufficient memory in PC Reboot PC and perform operation without starting up other applications IP add...

Page 168: ...Double click on the System icon in the window that opens Select the Device Manager tab from the System Properties dialog box For Windows 2000 Select Settings Control Panel from the Start button Double click on the System icon in the window that opens Select the System Properties tab from the Hardware dialog box C Check whether the mark is displayed meaning that the device manager is disabled for R...

Page 169: ...Internet Properties dialog window of the Internet Explorer To prevent this turn the automatic dialing off with the following procedure For Internet Explorer Version 5 x A Right click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop and then click on Properties B Click on the Connections tab C Click on the radio button for Never dial a connection under Dial up settings When a PC has received mail with ...

Page 170: ...lowing procedures to check the proxy server settings For Internet Explorer Version 5 x A Right click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop and then click on Properties B Click on the Connections tab C Click on the LAN Settings D Click on the checkbox for Use a proxy server under Proxy Server if it is checked ...

Page 171: ...then click on Properties B Click on the Confguration tab and then click ADD The Select Network Component Type window will be displayed C Select Adapter and click on Add D Select Microsoft for Manufacturers and click on Dial Up Adapter for Network Adaptesr E Click on OK F Restart the computer The dial up adapter is now added in the Network Component dialog Then install the dial up server software S...

Page 172: ...rer Version 5 x A Right click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop and then click on Properties B Click on the Connections tab C Click on the radio button for Never dial a connection under Dial up settings When a PC has received mail with Always dial my default connection checked the dial up dialog diai up request dialog will be displayed preventing from data communication ...

Page 173: ...171 Appendix MEMO ...

Page 174: ...4 SIGNATURE Camera P 115 OWNER INFO Camera P 34 SEQUENTIAL NO Camera P 116 POWER BY LCD Camera P 117 INITIALIZE Camera P 118 DIAL UP ACCT Communication Internet P 24 PRESET MEMO Communication Internet P 42 EMAIL SETTINGS Communication Internet P 34 DIRECT UPLOAD Communication Internet P 48 ADDRESS BOOK Communication Internet P 39 SET Mode Setup CAMERA SETTINGS COMMUNICATION SETTINGS Index Function...

Page 175: ... P 35 CONT MODE Camera P 52 SELF TIMER Camera P 62 VOICE MEMO Camera P 54 FOCUS Camera P 64 REDEYE REDUC Camera P 66 FLASH STRENGTH Camera P 55 DATE IMPRINT Camera P 67 SPLIT SCREEN Camera P 68 SHARPNESS Camera P 71 MONOCHROME Camera P 72 INTERVAL Camera P 73 AUTO BRACKET Camera P 74 ISO SETTING Camera P 75 PHOTOMETRY Camera P 76 TIME EXPOSURE Camera P 77 SIGNATURE Camera P 78 Ô Button Image Captu...

Page 176: ... Camera P 92 AUTO PLAYBACK Camera P 95 DPOF SETTING Camera P 96 VOICE MEMO Camera P 102 NEW HTML FILE Communication Internet P 101 NEW HTML FTP UPLOAD Communication Internet P 101 FTP UPLOAD Communication Internet P 104 DELETE HTML FILE Communication Internet P 103 MENU Button Ô Button Button Deleting Camera P 103 ...

Page 177: ...175 Appendix PC Mode Communication Mode Connecting to a Personal Computer E MAIL Communication Internet P 83 DIRECT UPLOAD Communication Internet P 94 ...

Page 178: ...up account 88 Setting the receiving PC 146 Setting the Send to folder name and server 89 Alphabetical Index E E mail Setting 72 Error messages 160 Explorer Plug In 130 F FTP Upload Displaying the dial up account 94 Selecting a dial up account 95 Setting a server 96 G Guide List Creating 110 116 Deleting 122 127 Editing 118 Recording images 106 112 Saving on the PC 123 Sending to the camera 124 I I...

Page 179: ...3 R RDC 7 i700 Mounter 133 S Sound Recording 57 Saving 60 Still image Shooting Using the Web browser 44 T Template Deleting 77 Entering 76 Setting 74 Text files Shooting 49 Thumbnail image FILE PROPERTY 33 FILE PROPERTY in Guide List 40 Thumbnail images 31 File property 33 Thumbnail property in Image Capture Guide List 40 TWAIN function 140 U USB cable connection For Windows 20 USB driver 13 14 In...

Page 180: ...178 MEMO ...

Page 181: ...ivision P O Box 75640 1118 ZR Schiphol The Netherlands http www ricoh red com htttp www ricoh europe com E mail camera ricoh nl Ricoh Europe B V Düsseldorf Branch Photo Products Division Oberrather Straße 6 D 40472 Düsseldorf Germany Ricoh Photo Products Asia Ltd Unit D E F 24 F China Overseas Building 139 Hennessy Road Wan Chai Hong Kong Ricoh Australia Pty Ltd 8 Rodborough Road Frenchs Forrest N...

Page 182: ...Connecting to a Personal Computer Operation Manual RICOH CO LTD 3 2 3 Shin yokohama Kohoku ku Yokohama shi 222 8530 Japan L2172553 ...

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