Nikon P3 - Manual (Page 125)

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Signal Indicator
The signal strength is represented by a five-level indicator on the monitor. When the camera is out-
side the range of the signal, the indicator is displayed in red. If the signal strength is weak, remove
any obstacles between the camera and computer.
If an Error Occurs
When the connection to a profile device or the
connection after selecting WIRELESS MENU has
not been established, the error messages at right
are displayed. Check the selected computer or ac-
cess point and resolve the error. Select Try Again
to reconnect. Select Choose Profile to cancel the
connection and return to the CHOOSE PROFILE
screen. If Try Again cannot be selected due to the error, select Choose Profile.
Wireless Transfer LED
The wireless transfer LED (P.13) indicates the wireless transfer status.
Blinks : Searching for profile device.
Lights : Connected to profile device or transferring data.
Off
: Not connected.
In order to reduce power consumption, the wireless transfer LED may switch to blinking status if no
data is transmitted within a set period of time based on operating conditions.
Resuming Interrupted Transfers
If image transfer is interrupted due to a low battery level, etc., images can be sent again. Select Yes
when the message “Resume interrupted transfer?” is displayed during Wireless transfer mode. Se-
lect No to cancel image transfer.
d Button
In Wireless transfer mode, d is used only to perform menu operations. Pressing d does not trans-
fer images with E (transfer mark), unlike when using PictureProject with a USB connection (P.62).
See pages 121 to 129 for more information on transferring images using Wireless transfer mode.
Optional Wireless Printer Adapter
When m is pressed in the CHOOSE PROFILE screen, the optional PD-10 wireless printer adapter
can be selected as a profile device. See the manual for the wireless printer adapter for more infor-
mation.
NETWORK CONNECTION
FAILED
Try Again
Choose Profile
OK
Profile-A
Try Again
Choose Profile
Failed to connect to
OK