Setting The Clock (Clock); Setting The Record Resolution (Resolution) - Sony UPX-C200 Operating Instructions Manual

Setting the Clock (CLOCK)

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Display the Setup display.
For details on displaying the Setup display, see
"Displaying the Setup display" on page 34.
2
Select CLOCK by pressing v or V of the control
button.
3
Press ENTER of the control button.
The Clock display appears.
4
Select the display mode of date (Y/M/D, M/D/Y, or
D/M/Y) by pressing v or V of the control button.
5
Set the date and time.
1) Select an item to be set by pressing b or B of the
control button.
2) Set the value by pressing v or V of the control
button.
6
When all settings are finished, select OK by
pressing B of the control button.
7
Press ENTER of the control button.
The date and time are set, and the Setup display is
retrieved.
To interrupt setting the date and time
Select CANCEL in step 6, and press ENTER of the
control button.
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Setting the Record Resolution
(RESOLUTION)
Set the appropriate record resolution for the size to be
printed.
For the appropriate resolution for each print size, see
"Recommended record resolutions" on page 38.
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1
Display the Menu display.
For details on displaying the Menu display, see
"Displaying the Menu display in CAMERA mode"
on page 34.
2
Select RESOLUTION by pressing v or V of the
control button.
3
Press ENTER of the control button.
The Record Resolution display appears.
4
Select the resolution by pressing v or V of the
control button.
HIGH: 2288 × 1712 (number of pictures storable
in memory: 20 or more)
MID: 1280 × 960 (number of pictures storable in
memory: 80 or more)
STD: 832 × 624 (number of pictures storable in
memory: 200 or more)
The number of pictures that can be stored in
memory varies with the pictures actually stored.
Refer to the value displayed at the top right on the
LCD.
5
Press ENTER of the control button.
The Menu display is retrieved.
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