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1:Charging the batteries
1
Battery
3
RELEASE button
CHG (charge)
lamp (red)
Battery charger
4
BATT LOCK switch
Camera
Battery
14
2
Prongs
BATT LOCK switch
Flash unit
Battery
This camera is supplied with three identical
batteries for the camera, the flash unit and
the video-out unit. Fully charge the batteries
before using them for the first time.
1
Attach the battery to the battery charger
(supplied). Two batteries can be attached
at one time.
2
Flip out the prongs of the battery charger
and plug the charger into a wall outlet.
The red CHG (charge) lamp lights up
when charging begins and turns off
when charging is complete.
When you attach two batteries to the
charger, charging begins from the left
battery (the rearmost position on the
illustration), then the right battery
charges after charging is complete for
the left battery. If you attach a second
battery while you are already charging a
battery, charging continues on the first
battery, then begins on the second.
It takes about 2 hours to charge each
battery.
3
Unplug the battery charger when
charging is complete. Press the
RELEASE button to remove the battery.
4
Attach the battery to the camera (or the
flash unit or video-out unit) and slide the
BATT LOCK (battery lock) switch in the
direction of the arrow to lock in the
battery.
To remove the battery from the camera
or other unit, slide the BATT LOCK
switch in the opposite direction of the
arrow.
Battery life and the number of pictures that
can be taken/viewed
The chart below shows the approximate
number of pictures that can be taken/viewed
and the approximate battery life when the
camera uses a fully charged battery to take
or display STD-quality, S-size (640×480)
pictures at a temperature of 77°F. Actual
performance may vary depending on the
conditions.
Number of
Battery life:
pictures (approx.)
min (approx.)
Standard
110
55
shooting
*1
Consecutive
840
50
shooting
*2
Playback
1200
60
*1 Shooting under the following conditions:
− The pictures are STD-quality, S-size.
− One picture is taken every 30 seconds.
− The camera is turned off after every 10 pictures
and turned on again after about 5 seconds.
*2 Shooting under the following conditions:
− The pictures are STD-quality, S-size.
− Pictures are taken every 4 seconds or so.
To check the remaining battery charge
You can check the approximate remaining
charge of the battery on the screen. For
details, see page 29.
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Notes
• The battery life and the number of pictures that can
be taken/viewed may fall short of the levels listed
above if the camera is turned on/off repeatedly or
the camera is used at low temperatures.
• The battery supplies power only to the unit to which
it is attached.
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