Connecting via a usb cable – Olympus C-2040ZOOM User Manual

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Downloading Images to a Computer

Connecting to a computer using the communication cable

This section describes how to connect your camera to a personal computer.
Note that the connection method differs depending on your computer hard-
ware and software configuration. (P.198)

Connecting via a USB cable

- If you are using an IBM PC-compatible computer running Windows 98 or

Windows 98 Second Edition, the USB driver must be installed on your com-
puter beforehand. Refer to the CAMEDIA Master installation guide (con-
tained on the Software CD) on installing the driver.

- If you are using an Apple Macintosh computer running Mac OS 8.6, check

that you are running USB MASS Storage Support version 1.3.5.

Open the connector cover
on the camera.

Insert the plug marked
on the USB cable into the
USB port on the computer.

Insert the plug marked

on

the USB cable into the USB
connector on the camera.

Set the camera's Mode dial
to "

".

● The computer recognizes the

selected card on the camera
as a disk drive (usually a
removable disk). On Macintosh
computers, the card appears
as a new folder on the desktop.

● The images on the card can then be handled as files by file manage-

ment software such as Windows Explorer in the same way as files on
a floppy disk or MO disk.

● You must break off the connection to the computer to do the following: (P.198)

- Switch the mode
- Switch off the camera

4

B

3

A

2

1

USB connector

To USB port

To the camera’s

USB connector

USB cable

1

2

3

Images downloaded to your computer can be viewed using the enclosed
CAMEDIA Master software. You can also view the images using any graph-
ics software that supports JPEG images (Paint Shop Pro, Photoshop, etc.) or
web browser software (Netscape Communicator, Microsoft Internet Explorer,
etc.). Refer to the manual for the respective software application for details.

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