RCA MACINTOSH CDS1000 - Manual (Page 22)

Setting Preferences
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MAIN MENU
ERASE ALL: >>
ERASE SINGLE: >>
PROTECT IMAGE: >>
FORMAT CARD: >>
DATE DISP.: OFF
DATE OPTION: M/D/Y
SET DATE >>
Don’t worry- you can still get out of this
step in case you do not want to erase all
images from the camera.
ERASE ALL IMAGES
YES
NO
WARNING:
THIS WILL ERASE
ALL IMAGES
* Note: The default for ERASE ALL PICTURES is “NO” to
keep the camera for accidentally completing the process.
To be able to erase, the “YES” selection must be
highlighted with the arrow before activating the
command.
Use the up (+/ ) or down (–/ ) button
to highlight the choice you want. Press
the ENTER/MACRO button to activate your
choice.
When erasing begins, there will be a
period when the LCD screen is blank as
it finishes the command.
Press the MENU button on top of the
camera to exit the Main Menu or go on
to make further changes to Main Menu
items in PLAY mode.
Erase single images
The digital camera can also erase one
image at a time. This allows the user a
chance to see individual pictures before
deciding to remove them from storage.
Use the up (+/ ) or down (–/ ) button
to highlight ERASE SINGLE. Press the
ENTER/MACRO button to activate this
command.
ERASE IMAGE
YES>> ENTER NO>>MENU
SELECT>>+/– E0003
* Erasing single images allows the chance to view each
picture before making the decision to remove it for good.
When an individual image is shown on
the LCD screen, you must decide if you
want to remove the image. Once an
image is erased, it can never be
retrieved.
To erase an image displayed, press the
ENTER/MACRO button on top of the
camera. To move to another image
stored in the camera’s memory, use the
up (+/ ) or down (–/ ) button to move
to the next (or previous) picture number.
To exit out of Erase Image mode, press
the MENU button.
When finished erasing images, press the
MENU button to return to the Main
Menu. Press MENU again to exit the
Main Menu and return to image
viewing, or you can go on to change
other settings.
Protecting images
To avoid accidentally erasing images,
the digital camera allows for pictures to
be locked. When a picture is protected
in this way, it cannot be erased with
ERASE ALL or ERASE SINGLE
commands.
* Note: Image protection will not keep the file from being
deleted if you use the FORMAT CARD command. This
command always wipes all information off the disk.