Poppy+ rev.c, Auto shut-off – Epson PhotoPC 700 User Manual
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Auto Shut-off
To save battery power, the camera turns itself off
automatically after 60 seconds if no buttons are pressed
(when the lens cover is open and the LCD monitor is off).
The camera also shuts off after 60 seconds when you take
pictures using the viewfinder with the LCD monitor off.
To turn the camera back on, press the shutter button, or
close the lens cover then open it again.
When your camera is connected to the optional AC
adapter, the auto shut-off feature is disabled.
Note:
When the camera is connected to your computer, it shuts itself
off after 5 minutes of inactivity. It comes back on automatically
when you use any of the software camera controls in your
EPSON Photo!2 software.
LCD monitor power saving features
Because the LCD monitor consumes additional power,
the LCD monitor turns off automatically in the following
cases:
o When you turn off the camera with the LCD monitor
in View mode
o When the camera is not used for 30 seconds with
the LCD monitor in View mode
o When the camera is connected to a computer with
the LCD monitor in View mode
o When the camera is connected to a television
In the following cases, you can turn the LCD monitor
back on by simply pressing the shutter button, or sliding
the monitor mode switch to OFF, then sliding it back to
View
or Playback.
o Right after you take a picture, when your camera is
default set to SAVE in energy saving mode
o After 30 seconds of image processing, when your
camera is set to NORM in energy saving mode
Note:
In Playback mode, you can set the energy saving mode to
SAVE or NORM. For instructions on setting the energy
saving mode, see page 3-8.
o When the camera is not used for 5 minutes with the
LCD monitor in Playback mode
o When the camera is not turned on within 15 seconds
of switching the LCD monitor to View mode
Note:
When your camera is connected to the optional AC adapter, the
LCD monitor auto shut-off feature is disabled.
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Taking Pictures with PhotoPC 700