Usb/serial, Connector – Nikon 990 User Manual

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USB

Serial (Macintosh)

Serial (PC)

Connect UC-E1USB

cable to camera USB/

serial connector

1

1

Connect cable to

computer USB

connector

2

Connect cable to

computer serial port

2

1

Connect cable to

computer modem or

printer port

2

Connecting your camera to a computer

The COOLPIX 990 is equipped with USB and serial ports.

Follow the steps below to connect your camera to an IBM-

compatible (PC) or Macintosh computer.

3

Turn the camera on. The borders of the shut-

ter-speed/aperture display in the control panel

will light up (

).

At all times when the camera is connected to the computer by USB cable, or
while data are being transferred by serial connection to your compuer from
the camera, the borders of the shutter-speed/aperture display in the control
panel will flash on and off in sequence to form a “marching ants” marquee
(

). Do not unplug the serial or USB cables while data transfer is in

progress. If connecting to the compuer by USB cable check the progress
indicator on the computer to verify if data transfer is still in progress.

Do not use Nikon View with the camera while battery power is low or the
batteries are exhausted. If the battery indicator changes to low or starts to
flash while the camera and computer are connected, wait for the borders of
the number display to stop flashing, then disconnect the camera and replace
the batteries or connect the EH-31 AC adapter (sold separately).

Connections: Connecting to a Computer

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Connect SC-EW3

serial cable to camera

USB/serial connector

Connect SC-EM3

serial cable to camera

USB/serial connector

The LCD monitor, and all indicators apart from the battery

indicator, will be off, and all camera functions will be dis-

abled. Normal functioning will be restored when the cable

is unplugged.

For information on the operations that can be performed while

the camera is connected to your computer, see the Nikon View

Reference Manual for your platform.

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