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Confidential
DMP-1000P (AEP)
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GB
Making Various Prints
Making an index list of images
You can make an index list of images saved in a floppy
disk. When you want to search for the recorded image,
you can find the desired images immediately with this
index list.
Before you begin
1
Turn on the printer and television and set the input
selector of the television to “VIDEO.”
2
Set INPUT SELECT to “FD.”
1
Select “
(Index print)” using the print mode
dial.
2
Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk slot.
All the images recorded in the floppy disk are
displayed in a thumbnail list.
If there are multiple pages, press
V
or
v
to display
the next or previous page.
About date printing
The date when the image
was saved is printed
regardless of the DATE
setting. However, the date
does not appear on the
displayed image.
Index print
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Making Various Prints
To display the actual print image
Press CAPTURE.
All the images recorded in the floppy disk are
displayed as the thumbnail images.
3
Press PRINT.
The print indicator flashes while printing, and the
index list of the recorded images on the floppy disk
is printed.
The size of each image depends on the number of
the images.
• When the number of images is 1 to 12
The images are made into the
size of 12 thumbnails. Each
thumbnail has the
corresponding image
number.
• When the number of images is 13 to 20
The images are made into the
size of 20 thumbnails. Each
thumbnail has the
corresponding image
number.
• When the number of images is over 21
The images are made into the
size of 42 thumbnails. Each
thumbnail has the
corresponding image
number.
Notes
• If the number of images
is less than that of split
planes, planes without
images remain blank.
• If the number of image
is over 43, the image
number 43 or more is
not printed.
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GB
Making Various Prints
You can record the playback picture from the video
equipment as a still image onto the floppy disk.
Before you begin
1
Turn on the printer and television and set the input
selector of the television to “VIDEO.”
2
Set INPUT SELECT to “VIDEO MOTION” or
“VIDEO STILL.”
1
Set the print mode dial to “
(standard)” or split
printing mode.
2
Select the image to be recorded.
For details of operating procedures, refer to the
pages for the corresponding printing mode.
1
Turn on and start playback on the video
equipment.
2
Press CAPTURE when the picture you want to
record appears on the screen.
3
Insert the floppy disk into the floppy disk slot.
Insert a floppy disk formatted in the MS-DOS
format. Check that the write protect switch on the
disk is set to the write enable position.
4
Press SAVE.
The access indicator of the floppy disk drive lights
up, and the displayed image is recorded onto the
floppy disk.
Recording the video picture as
a still image
When you set the print
mode dial to the split
mode
You can also record the
picture in the split mode.
In this case, only the most
recently selected picture
is recorded onto the
floppy disk.
Re-selecting the image
Press PICTURE before
pressing SAVE. The
playback picture appears
on the screen. Follow step
2. (You cannot capture a
image while the
MEMORY indicator lights
up. Press CAPTURE
while the MEMORY
indicator goes off.)
You can also re-select the
image by pressing the
arrow (
B
) instead of
pressing PICTURE.
If you press CLEAR ALL,
the printer is reset to
stand by mode.
Perform printing
procedures from the
beginning.
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About file name of the recorded image
The image is recorded with the file name “MVC-###f
.jpg.” The number “###” is sequentially allocated
following the largest file number (same as the image
number) recorded in the floppy disk.
If an error message appears
Error message
Meaning
DISK ERROR
The inserted floppy disk is not
formatted.
Insert a disk in the MS-DOS
format.
DISK FULL
There is not enough space to
record the image.
Replace the floppy disk with new
one.
DISK PROTECT
The write protect tab on the
inserted floppy disk is set to write
protect position. Set it to the write
enable position and then record
the image.