Casio D'Z IMAGE DERMOCAMERA DZ-D100 User Manual page 67

. Notes on Data Errors
This camera is made up of precision electronic components. Handling the camera in
any of the ways listed below could result in the corruption of data in the camera.
• Removing the battery or memory card during camera operation
• Removing the battery or memory card when you have switched the camera off and
the operation check indicator is flashing green
• Disconnecting the USB cable during communication
• Continuing to use a battery that immediately goes flat after being charged
– Continuing to use a battery that immediately goes flat after being charged could
damage the camera. Install a new replacement battery immediately.
• Other abnormal operations
In such cases, a message may appear on the screen (page 80). Respond as directed
by the message.
. Operating environment
• Operating temperature requirements: 10°C to 30°C (50°F to 86°F)
• Operating humidity: 10% to 85 % (condensation-free)
• Do not place this camera in the following locations:
– Very humid, dusty or gritty locations or in direct sunlight
– Locations subject to extreme variations in temperature or humidity, such as
close to heating or cooling units
– Inside a vehicle on a sunny day or in locations subject to frequent vibrations
– Locations accessible to children
– In an elevated or other location from which the camera could fall and be
damaged and/or cause injury
• The camera should be used in a dedicated medical treatment facility or home
health care situation.
. Condensation
If the camera is suddenly moved between locations with very different temperatures,
such as from outdoors on a cold, midwinters day to a heated room indoors, water
droplets (condensation) may form on the inside and outside of this camera and cause
a fault. To prevent condensation in such situations, place the camera is a sealed
plastic bag before moving it. Then wait until it has fully adjusted to the ambient
temperature before taking it out of the bag and leaving it for several hours with the
battery cover open.
. Lens
Do not forcefully rub the lens surface as this could scratch the surface or damage the
lens unit.
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