Samsung DC575WI - Manual (Page 106)

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PictBridge™ (VP-DC173(i)/DC175WB/DC175W(i)/DC575WB/DC575Wi only)
Setting the Number of Prints
1. Move the [Joystick] up or down to select <Copies>, then press the [Joystick].
2. Move the [Joystick] up or down to set the number of prints, then press the [Joystick].
Setting the Date/Time Imprint Option
3. Move the [Joystick] up or down to select <Date/Time>, then press the [Joystick].
4. Move the [Joystick] up or down to select the Date/Time display type, then press the
[Joystick].
 Date/Time display type: <Off>, <Date>, <Time>, <Date&Time>
Printing Images
Move the [Joystick] up or down to select <Print>, then press the [Joystick], and selected
image files will be printed.
Canceling the Printing
To cancel the image printing, press [Joystick] button again.
The message <Cancel> appears and the image printing will be cancelled.
Notes
 The Date/Time Option may not be supported by all printers. Check with your
printer manufacturer. The Date/Time menu cannot be setup if the printer
does not support this option.
 The PictBridge™ is a registered trademark of CIPA(Camera & Imaging
Products Association), an image transfer standard developed by Canon,
Fuji, HP, Olympus, Seiko Epson, and Sony.
 PictBridge supporting printers are commercially available.
 Use the USB cable provided with the DVD Camcorder.
 Use the AC power adapter for your DVD Camcorder during PictBridge Direct Printing.
Turning your DVD Camcorder off during printing might damage data on the Memory Card.
 Printing photo images is supported. Moving images cannot be printed.
 You can set various printing options depending on the printer. Please refer to the user’s manual of the printer for details.
 When setting the Date/Time imprint option, you can display the time (24-hour format) when the image has been recorded.
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Off
Date
Time
Date&Time
M.Player Mode
►Pict Bridge
Print
Copies
Date/Time
5/10
2
M.Player Mode
►Pict Bridge
Print
Copies
Date/Time
001
5/10
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