Ricoh RDC-i500 Instructions de montage

Chapter

Basic Operations

Turning On/Off the Camera ....24

How to Use the Mode Dial ......25

LCD Monitor and LCD Panel ..26

Recording Mode...........................26

Play Mode ....................................27

How to Select the Items..........28

Character Input........................30

Registering the Camera

Information ..............................31

Setting the Date and Time ...........31

Checking Owner Information........34

Before You Start Recording ...35

Formatting the Storage Memory ..35

Adjusting the Viewfinder Diopter ..36

Adjusting the LCD Monitor

Brightness ....................................37

How to Hold the Camera ..............37

Turning On/Off the Camera

Use the power button to turn the camera on and off.

■Turning the Camera ON

APress the power switch.

Note

• You can turn the camera on when

the LCD monitor is opened →

P.117 “Turning the Camera On

When the LCD Monitor is Opened”

■Turning the Camera OFF

APress the power switch.

Tips

Auto Power Off

The camera will turn off automatically (auto power off) to conserve

the battery if it is left idle (no buttons operated) for a fixed time. To

resume use, turn the power on again. The auto power off feature

does not activate when the camera is powered by an AC adapter. →

P.110 “Auto Power Off Setting”

Basic Operations

How to Use the Mode Dial

The camera offers a number of modes for shooting and playback. Use the

mode dial to select the mode you need.

Mode Dial Mode Action

Setup mode For changing and verifying camera and

communication settings.

Play mode For playing back recorded files.

Still Picture mode Basic shooting mode.

Voice Memo mode Used when recording sound.

Text mode Used when recording text. Eliminates

gradations and records in black and white.

Motion Picture For recording motion pictures with sound.

mode

PC mode For connecting the camera to a PC,

transmitting images from the camera to

the PC and operating the camera from the

PC.

Communication For transmitting images and using Internet

mode functions.

ATurn the mode dial to change the

mode used.

The screen displayed on the LCD monitor

differs according to the mode. For details of

operation, refer to the following.

•(Setup) →P.108

•(Play) →P.82

•(Still Picture) →P.47

•(Voice Memo) →P.51

•(Text) →P.50

•(Motion Picture) →P.52

Note

•For details of the (PC mode) and (Communication mode), see

‘Connecting to a Personal Computer’operation manual and

‘Communication/Internet’operation manual.

LCD Monitor and LCD Panel

The LCD monitor or LCD panel displays the camera status, such as the battery

level, recordable picture count and mode setting, in symbols and figures.

Recording Mode

LCD panel LCD monitor Remaining picture count

Folder

name

Zoom

bar

Date

and time

Message

LCD panel LCD monitor

Storage Memory *1

Flash mode

Red-eye reduction

mode

White balance —

File type

Size/No. of pixels 2048, 1024, 640

Image quality/ F, N, E, NC

Compression rate

Exposure compensation —EV –2.0 ~ EV +2.0

value

Digital zoom —×1.3, ×1.6, ×3.2

ISO Sensitivity —

AUTO, ISO 200, ISO 400, ISO 800

Auto bracket —AB

Focus —AF, MF, S,

Macro shooting —

Self timer mode

Battery symbol *2 *2

Monochrome mode —B&W ·SEPIA

Sharpness —SHARP+1, SHARP-1

Time Exposure mode —L1, L2, L4, L8

*1 is displayed in the LCD panel even when the Microdrive has been inserted

in the card slot.

*2 The battery mark will be displayed when the battery level gets low.

Note

•For details of the messages displayed on the LCD panel and LCD

monitor, see “Error Messages”(P.131).

Remaining

picture count Remaining

recording time

Basic Operations

LCD panel LCD monitor

Storage memory *1

File type

Size/No. of pixels 2048, 1024, 640

Image quality/ F, N, E, NC

Compression rate

Battery symbol *2 *2

Protect symbol —

Voice annotation

Play Mode

LCD panel LCD monitor Playback file no./

Total no. of files

Folder

name/

File

name

Date

and

time

*1 is displayed in the LCD panel even when the Microdrive has been

inserted in the card slot.

*2 The battery mark will be displayed when the battery level gets low.

Playback

time

■Switching the Displays

Note

•The legends [CANCEL] and [ENTER] below the END and OK buttons

displayed at the bottom of the screen indicate the relevant button.

■Selecting and Canceling Items

Note

•The dimmed items can not be selected.

(1)

→

←

(3)

(2)

→

Select the item (1)

Press the

buttons to move the

focus and press the

button.

Select the setting (2)

Press the buttons

to move the focus and

press the ENTER

button.

Previous screen (2)

Press the

button to move

the focus on the

upper item. When

the focus is on the

top item, press

the button.

Next screen (1)

Press the

button to move

the focus (blue

frame enclosing

an item) on the

lower item. When

the focus is on

the bottom item,

press the

button.

How to Select the Items

You can select items, and confirm or cancel camera settings using the buttons

on the operation panel.

(1)

→

←

(2)

(1)

→

←

(2)

Exitthe MENUscreen

Press the

CANCEL button.

Cancel the setting (3)

Press the CANCEL button.

Display the MENU screen

Press the MENU

button.

Basic Operations

■How to Use the Check Box ( )

Use the ··· buttons to set the focus

on the desired item and press the

FUNCTION button. To cancel the selection,

press the button again.

■How to Use the Spin Box ( )

Use the ·buttons to set the focus on the

desired item and specify the number with the

button or button.

Pressing the button increases the number

and pressing the button decreases the

number.

Character Input

You can input characters when adding folders, setting the mail environment,

etc. as follows.

APress the button to display the

character input screen.

BMove the cursor on the desired

character by using the • • •

buttons and press the FUNCTION

button.

CPress the ENTER button exit the

character input screen.

■Deleting

Use the •••buttons to move the

cursor to the right of the character and press

the button.

■Available items

See

•P.106 “Adding or Deleting a Folder”

•“Chapter 2 Setting the Communication Function”in the

‘Communication/Internet’operation manual

•Folder name

•Dial-up account

Dial-up name

Telephone number

External call

PPP account

PPP password

Primary name server

Secondary name server

IP address

•Network connection

RDC-i500 host name

DNS server address

Gateway address

RDC-i500 IP address

Subnet mask

•Mail environment

SMTP server

POP server

POP account

POP password

Mail address

Sender’s name (alphanumeric)

Signature (alphanumeric)

•PC connection

Connection PC IP address

RDC-i500 IP address

•Modem settings

AT command

•Mail message* (alphanumeric)

(*Preset memo can not

be created.)

Basic Operations

Registering the Camera Information

This section explains how to register the camera information such as setting the

date and time and owner information.

Setting the Date and Time

Set the date and time on the camera. You can also follow these procedures

when you use the camera for the first time or need to change the date and time

settings.

Note

•Use the yyyy format to set the year.

•Time is displayed in the 24-hour clock format. Midnight is expressed

as 00:00 and noon as 12:00.

ASet the mode dial to [SET].

BSelect [CAMERA SETTINGS] and

press the button.

The Camera Settings menu will be displayed.

CSelect [DATE SETTINGS] and press

the button.

The Date Setting menu will be displayed. Set

the following three items.

•“Set the Date and Time”→P.32

•“Select the Date To Be Used”→P.32

•“Select the Date Format”→P.33

■Setting the Date and Time

Set the date and time. You can set the date in two patterns, HOME and

DESTINATION, and switch the pattern when you travel across the time zone.

ASelect [HOME DATE/TIME] or

[DESTINATION DATE/TIME] and press

the button.

BSet the date and time and then press

the ENTER button.

Specify which date you will use, HOME

DATE/TIME or DESTINATION DATE/TIME,

by “Selecting the Date To Be Used”(See

below).

See

•P.29 “How to Use the Spin Box ( )”

CPress the ENTER button.

The display will return to the Camera

Settings menu.

Press the CANCEL button to return to the

Setup menu.

Note

•The date and time settings are reset if the battery has been removed

for about 20 days, as at replacement. Set the date and time again.

■Selecting the Date To Be Used

Select the date you wish to use, HOME DATE/TIME or DESTINATION DATE/

TIME. It will be used for the camera information (Recording or sending date and

time, etc.).

ASelect [DATE TO BE USED] and press

the button.

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