Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product SQW0019 Panasonic
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Operating In structions for advanced features Digital Camera Model N o. DMC- CM1 SQW0 019 F1014MR0 Please r ead these instruc tions careful ly before using this prod uct, and save th is manual f or future us e.
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5 1. Before Use How to use this manual ≥ Click a cross ref erence in the text to jump to the correspond in g page . ≥ By entering ke ywords in the search f ield at the top of the Adob e Reader screen, you ca n run a keywor d search and jump to the corr esponding p age.
1. Before Use 6 Names and Function s of Main Part s 1 78 9 23 4 5 6 10 1 Shutte r but ton (P46) Press to t ake a picture with the camera. Press halfway (lightly) to adjust the focu s. 2 Camera sele ctor switch (P42) S tarts or ends the camera. 3 Flash (P81) / AF Assist Lamp (P1 18) Flashes o r light s up when takin g a p icture with the camera.
1. Before Use 7 12 13 14 11 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 11 microUSB terminal (P14 , 170 ) Use this when ch arging or connecting exte rnal devices. 12 Ringtone lam p/Charging lamp (P14 , 180 ) Flashes i f there is a missed call or new e mail, and lights u p when charg ing.
1. Before Use 8 ∫ About t he mobil e ide ntific ation num ber This unit has a specific mobile identification number A . The mobile i dentification num ber is verified as follows. T o veri fy the number o n-screen: 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ].
1. Before Use 9 St ereo headset (optional ) Y ou can use a headset (optional) to listen to music or w atch vi deos. If the headset (optional) has a microphone, you can also use it to talk on the phone. ≥ Check that the headset (opt ional) plug i s completely in serted into th e earphone ter minal.
1. Before Use 10 Inserti ng/Remo ving the mic roSIM card (optiona l) A microSIM card is an integrated circuit that stores the custom er ’s phone number and other information. Calls and messages (SMS) cannot be sent or received unless the microSIM c ard is inserted.
1. Before Use 11 About the Built-in Memory/the micr oSD Card (optiona l) ∫ About t he moti on pict ure re cording and S D speed class About Built-in Memory ≥ Memory size : Approx. 10 GB ≥ The access time for the built -in memory may b e longer than the access time for a m icroSD card.
1. Before Use 12 ∫ Number of recordable pictures Aspect ratio [3 :2], Quality [ A ] Aspect ratio [3 :2], Quality [ ] ∫ Avail able recording time (when recording motion pictures) Approximate nu mber of rec ordable picture s and avail able recordi ng time ≥ [9999 i ] is displa yed if there a re more than 1 0000 picture s remaining.
1. Before Use 13 1 Open the card slot cover , ensure that the connection t erminal of the m icroSD card is f acing down, and insert it f irmly in the correct direction until it makes a “clic k” so und. A Do not touch the connection term inals of the microSD card.
1. Before Use 14 Charging ≥ The battery is not charged wh en this unit i s shipped. Char ge th e bat tery before u se. Connect the unit and AC adaptor to charge. 1 Open the micr oUSB terminal cover , check the d irection of the AC adap tor cable termina l, and i nsert it i nto th e micro USB termi nal.
1. Before Use 15 ≥ Approxima te charging time w hen the batter y is drained a nd the u nit is tu rned off. The chargin g time is longer if the unit is tu rned on du ring cha rgin g. If the batt ery level falls below 15%, a message will be display ed stat ing that the battery is low to notify you to charge the unit.
1. Before Use 16 T urning the unit on/off T urn on the un it by p ressi ng [ ] for 2 seconds or more . ≥ The lock screen will be displayed after a short time. (P17) ≥ The default settings screen will be displayed when you turn the un it on for the first t ime.
1. Before Use 17 Android™ defau lt settings The first time you turn th e unit on after purchase, follow the on-scree n instr uctions and co nfigur e the language and Wi -Fi ® settings. 1 Select language > [ ]. 2 Follow t he on- screen instru ctions to co nfigure various set tings .
18 2. Basic Operation Using the touch screen The unit features a touch screen, which you can operate by touc hing directly with your fingers. ≥ Peel off the sheet p asted to the touch screen when first bought b efore use. ≥ The touch scree n is designed to be lightly touched with a finge r.
2. Basic Operation 19 Drag ging T ap an ite m or icon witho ut releasing your finger and slide it. Scroll ing Flick/dra g your finger aro und the screen to display a hidden a rea. Pinch ing When displayi ng a webpa ge or picture, use two fingers to push the screen apar t and zoom in (pinch o ut), or br ing them togethe r to zoom o ut (pinch in).
2. Basic Operation 20 Switching between ver tical and h orizontal viewing modes The unit switches the screen bet ween vertical and horizontal vi ewing modes depending on its motion sensor that can detect the unit’s direction and move ment . ≥ The screen display may not switch depending on the app b eing us ed and othe r reasons.
2. Basic Operation 21 Home screen The Home screen is the main screen for launching apps. T apping [ ] whe n other screens are displayed will return to the Home screen. 1 Google Sear ch™ 2 Area for addi ng shortcut s, widgets o r folders. 3 Displays the cu rrent p age if ther e are numerou s home screen p ag es.
2. Basic Operation 22 ∫ Launchin g an app T ap th e ap p’s icon. ∫ Moving an item in the Home screen 1 T ap and hold an item . 2 Drag the item t o the desired loc ation. ≥ Draggin g an item to the ed ge of the scr een displays the next pa ge. ∫ Adding a widget to t he Home screen 1 T ap an d hol d the backg round > [ ].
2. Basic Operation 23 St at u s b ar The st atus bar displays icons t hat let y ou know the st atus of t he unit, and notificati on icons. ∫ List of main s t atus i cons ∫ List of main n otific at.
2. Basic Operation 24 Notifications p anel/Quick menu The notifications panel allows you to check notifications such as missed calls and incoming email messages. Drag th e st atus bar dow n. V arious settings can be c hanged and profile confirmed from the quick menu.
2. Basic Operation 25 Control icons Control icons are displayed at the bottom of the screen . 1 Return to the previo us screen. 2 Display the H ome screen. 3 Display a thu mbnail of rece ntly used app s. T apping a thum bnail launches th at app. ≥ T ap [ ] while the th umbnail is displayed to clear the app used m ost recently .
2. Basic Operation 26 Using app s 1 From th e Home screen > [ ]. 2 T ap t he app that you want to launch. Ta p [ ] . T ap [ ] when the ap p is r unning. Launchi ng an app Clo se t he a pp ≥ The app m ay pause or r emain runn ing in the backg round dep ending on the app .
2. Basic Operation 27 ∫ App li st ≥ The app li st spans multi ple pages. The pa ge can be switche d by flicking in a ho rizontal d irection. ≥ The contro l method or screen displa ys of apps inst alled on the unit are subj ect to change without notic e due to updates.
2. Basic Operation 28 Entering T ext The keyboard is displayed automatically when you tap a text ent ry field. The entry method can be selected depend ing on the language used . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [Language & in put] > [Default].
2. Basic Operation 29 Basic settings ∫ Set the da te, time and time zon e 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap [Date & time]. 3 T o set t he date an d time autom atically T urn on the [Automatic date & time] an d [Automatic t ime zone] c heck boxes.
2. Basic Operation 30 ∫ Adjust t he volume 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [Sound ] > [ V olum es] > drag the slid er for the soun d to adjust le ft or right > [ OK]. ≥ The rington e volume can al so be adjusted by pressing [ ]/[ ].
2. Basic Operation 31 ∫ Change display langua ge 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [Language & input] > [Lang uage] > select the d esired language. ∫ Change screen brightness 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [Display] > [Brightness] > drag the slid er lef t or rig ht to adjust t he brightne ss.
32 3. Connecting t o networks Connecting to mobile networks 2G/3G/L TE networks can be used to acc ess email, messages and th e internet. For most mobile network operat ors, the connection is configured automatically when a microSIM card is inse rted.
3. Connecting to networks 33 ∫ Disabling mobile netwo rk connections Disable a 2G/3G/L TE networ k connection. This can be used to avoid unintent ional downl oads or synchronis at ion. ≥ Wi-Fi network set tings will not be changed. 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ].
3. Connecting to networks 34 Connecting to Wi-Fi ® ne twor ks This unit is compatible with Wi-Fi networks. Y ou can use email and the inter net with wireless LAN ser vices. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T urn on [ Wi-Fi ]. ≥ [ ] is displayed in the stat us bar if conn ection settings ha ve a lready completed .
3. Connecting to networks 35 ∫ Adding a Wi-Fi netw ork manu ally Some Wi -Fi netwo rks cann ot be detected automatica lly . In this c ase, you ne ed to add th e Wi-F i networ k manu ally . For details, co ntact the networ k administrator . 1 From the H ome s creen > [ ] > [ ].
3. Connecting to networks 36 Connecting to VPNs If your company or school uses a Virtual Private Network (VPN), you m ust configure your unit so that you can use the VPN. For details about configuring your unit, contact the network ad minist ra tor . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
3. Connecting to networks 37 Configure a port able Wi- Fi access point Using this unit as a portable Wi-Fi access point allows PCs wit h wireless LAN capabilities to connect to the internet. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [More...] > [T etherin g & por t able ho ts pot] > [Set up Wi- Fi ho tspot].
3. Connecting to networks 38 Configure airp lane mode This turns off all wireless features of the unit to prevent int erference with aircraft equipment. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [More...] > turn on the [Aero plane mode] checkbox.
39 4. Camera Before using the came ra ≥ Check whether the lens is st ained. (P190) ≥ When sta rting the camera app, be car eful not to interfer e with the lens o peration. ≥ Make sure that your finger s or hair do not cover th e lens when t aking pictures.
4. Camera 40 ∫ Tip s for t aking good pic tures Hold the unit g ently with bot h hands, keep your arms still at your side and stand wit h your feet s lightly apar t. ≥ Do not cover th e flash/AF Assist lamp A , the microph one B or the speaker C with your finger s or other objects.
4. Camera 41 Recording flow 1 Slide and release the camera selector sw itch to st art up the ca mera. (P42 ) ≥ Home screen > [ ] also starts t he camera. 2 Set the desired Recording Mode. (P51) 3 St art recording. T aking a Still picture (P46) 1 Press the shutter but ton halfway to focus.
4. Camera 42 Using camera functions Slide and release the camera selector switch. ≥ Home screen > [ ] also starts t he camera. ∫ T o end the camera Releasing the ca mera selector switch afte r sliding it, or u sing the steps bel ow returns to the Home screen.
4. Camera 43 V iewing Recording sc reens From the Recording screen > [ ]. ∫ About t he ti lt sen sor displ ay With the tilt sensor displayed, it is easy to cor rect the tilt of the unit etc. 1 T ap [ ] to display the tilt sensor . 2 Check the til t of the u nit.
4. Camera 44 The display on the screen shows the operation state of the unit . Scr een disp lay ¢ 1 m: minute, s: se cond ヮユ ワ ヶ ヮユワヶ 0500 0500 0500 60 60 60 2.8 2. 8 2.8 AWB AWB AW B 0 3 3 AF AF AF L 3:2 MP4 30 p A A HDR HDR HDR OFF OFF OFF AF Q.
4. Camera 45 ヮユ ワ ヶ ヮユワヶ 0500 0500 0500 60 60 60 2.8 2. 8 2.8 AWB AWB AW B 0 3 3 AF AF AF L 3:2 MP4 30 p A A HDR HDR HDR OFF OFF OFF AF Q.
4. Camera 46 T akin g a Still pi cture 1 Selec t the Re cordin g Mode. (P51) 2 Press the shutter butto n halfway to focus. ≥ Aperture val ue and shutter speed are displayed. (Flashes in red if th e correct exp osure is not achieved. ) A Aperture va lue B Shutter speed ≥ Focusing may take longe r than usua l in a dark env ironment.
4. Camera 47 Recording Motion Picture Applicable modes: Motion pictures can be recorded in the MP4 format. Audio will be recorded in stereo. 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] . A Avai lable recordi ng time B El apsed rec ord ing tim e ≥ S tart r ecor ding mot ion pi ctur es.
4. Camera 48 ∫ Configur ing th e recor ding q ualit y 1 From the Reco rding screen > [ ] > [ Motio n P ictur e] > [Rec Quality] . 2 Select the item.
4. Camera 49 ∫ Recording still pictures while recording mot ion pictures Applicable modes: S till pictures can be recorded even while recording a mo tion pi cture. (Simult aneous recording ) During motio n picture re cording, pr ess the shutte r button fully to r ecord a sti ll picture.
4. Camera 50 Burst files are recorded 1.5 secon ds before and after the moment that the shutter clicks, and your favourite frame can be selected and the still picture captured. 1 From the Recording screen > [ ]. ≥ Home screen > [ ] > [ ] also st arts the app .
4. Camera 51 Sel ecti ng th e R eco rding Mod e 1 From the Recording screen > Recording Mode ic on. 2 Selec t the Re cordin g Mode. Intellige nt Auto Mode (P52) The subject s are reco rded using settings a utomaticall y selected by this unit.
4. Camera 52 Recording Mode: Functions that can b e set diffe r between Intelligent Auto P lus Mode and Inte lligent Auto M ode. ( ± : possibl e, — : not possible) 1 Set the Recording Mod e to [ ¦ ]/[ ] . (P51) 2 Align the screen with the subje ct.
4. Camera 53 ∫ Scene Detection When t aking picture s When recordi ng m otion pictu res ¦ > [i-Portrait] [i-Scenery] [i-Macro] [i-Night Por trait] [i-Night Scen ery] [i-Food] [i-Sunset] ¦ > [i-Portrait] [i-Scenery] [i-Low Light] [i-Macro] ≥ [ ¦ ] is set if non e of the scene s are applicab le, and the st andard settings are set.
4. Camera 54 ∫ Functions that work a utomatic ally The following f unctions work au tomatically i n order for the uni t to per form the most op timum settings. ≥ Scene Detection ≥ Backlight C ompensation ≥ Face Detecti on ≥ Auto White Balance ≥ Intelligent ISO sensitivity control ≥ [Red-Eye R emoval] ≥ [i.
4. Camera 55 ∫ T aking a pict ure with a blurred background (Defocus Co ntrol) Recording Mode: Y ou can easily set the blurriness of the ba ckground while check ing th e screen. Set the apert ure value to a higher nu mber when you want a sharp focus backgr ound.
4. Camera 56 ∫ Recording images by changing the brightness or colour tone Recording Mode: This mode enabl es you to change the brightn ess and colour tone to your pr eferred settings fr om the ones set by this unit. Setting b righ tness 1 [] > [ ].
4. Camera 57 Recording Mode: 1 Set the Recording Mod e to [ ]. (P51) 2 Press the shutter butto n halfway and then release it to display a yellow bar under the figures for the ap erture and shutter speed. 3 Perform the P rogramm e Shif t by r otat ing the co ntrol r ing whil e the yellow bar is being displayed (for about 10 seconds).
4. Camera 58 Recording Mode: 1 Set the Recording Mod e to [ ]. (P51) 2 Operate the control ring to set the aperture value. (P84) A Aperture V alue Aperture-Priority AE Mode Set the aperture value to a hi gher number when you want a sharp focus background.
4. Camera 59 Recording Mode: 1 Set the Reco rdin g Mo de t o [ ]. (P 51) 2 Operate the control ring to set the shutter speed. (P84) A Shutter S peed ¢ 1 When [Burst] in the [Rec] me nu is set to [SH], the shutter spe ed beco mes 1/50 to 1/160 00.
4. Camera 60 Recording Mode: 1 Set the Reco rdin g Mo de t o [ ]. (P51) 2 Operate the control ring to set the aperture value and shutter speed. (P 84) ≥ The unit swi tches between aperture setting operation and shutter speed setting oper ation each time [ ] is tapped.
4. Camera 61 Manual Exposure Assistance The exposure is adequate. Set to faster shutter speed or larger apertu re value. Set to slow er shutter spee d or small er aperture value. ≥ The Manua l Exposure Assist ance is an a pproximation. W e recomme n d checking the pictures on the playb ack screen.
4. Camera 62 Recording Mode: ∫ Registering Personal Men u Settings (Registering custom settings ) Up to 2 sets of th e current c amera settings can b e registered i n [Cust.
4. Camera 63 Recording Mode: If you select a scene to suit the subject and recording conditi ons while viewing sample pictures, the unit w ill set the optimal exposure, colour and focus, allowing you to take pictures matching the scene. 1 Set the Recording Mod e to [ ] and tap the scene example.
4. Camera 64 [Clear Por trait] The brightness of the face is ad justed and the backgro und is de focused to create a cl ear portrait. [Silky Skin] Brighter face a nd softer skin co lour creates a healthy youn ger look. ≥ The smoothing e ffect is appli ed to the par t that has a similar tone to the comp lexion of a subjec t, as well.
4. Camera 65 [Sweet Child's F ace] Moderate backgr ound defocu sing and skin ton e highlighted d raws attention to the child’ s face. [Distinct S cenery] Saturation of sky and tr ees creates mor e distinct scenery . [Brigh t Blue Sk y] On a sunny day , the overall scr een brightness is increased to c rea te a vibrant image of th e blue sky .
4. Camera 66 [Vivid Sunset Glow] Red is enhanced to create a vivi d image of the sunse t. [Glistening Water ] The glisten of the water is enh anced to look brighter and sligh tly bluish. ≥ Display of the R ecording screen will be dela yed more than usual and the screen will look as if frames ar e dropping.
4. Camera 67 [W arm Glowing Nig htscap e] The warm col our tone create s a warm ima ge of the nigh tscape. ≥ We rec ommend that you fix the unit and take pictur es using the Self-ti mer . ≥ The shutt er m ay remai n clo sed afte r t aking the pict ure.
4. Camera 68 [Clear Night Port rait] Fill flash and a longer exposu re capture bette r portrai ts again st the nightscape . ≥ Use the flash . ≥ We rec ommend that you fix the unit and take pictur es using the Self-ti mer . ≥ When [Clear Ni ght Portrai t] is selected, keep the su bject still for about 1 seco nd after taking the pi cture.
4. Camera 69 [Freeze Animal M otion] The faster shutte r speed prevent s blur and captures a clear im a ge of the fast movin g animal. [Clear S ports S hot] The faster shutte r speed prevent s blur , for example at sporting event s. [Mon ochrome ] A monochrom e image captures t he mood of the moment.
4. Camera 70 Recording Mode: 1 Set the Recording Mo de to [ ] and tap the image effect (fi lter). (P51) 2 Select and t ap the i mage effect (filter) ( P72 to P76 ). ≥ Scroll the scr een to display h idden items. T aking Pictures with different image effec t s (Creative Control Mode) This mode record s with additional image effects.
4. Camera 71 ∫ T aking a pict ure with a blurred background (Defocus Co ntrol) Y ou can easily set the blurriness of the ba ckground while check ing th e screen. 1 [] > [ ]. (P84) 2 Operate the co ntrol ring to set the blu r . ≥ T ap [ ] to return to the Recordin g screen.
4. Camera 72 [Expressive] This effect em phasises the colour to make a pop art picture. [Retro ] This eff ect gives a faded i mage. [Old Days] This eff ect adds a bright, so ft and n ostalgic feel to the overa ll image. [High Key] This effect ad ds a bright, airy and soft feel to the overall im age .
4. Camera 73 [Low Key] This effect ad ds a dark and rela xing feel t o the overall image and enhances bright p arts . [Sepia] This effect cr eates a sepia image. [Mon ochrome ] This effect cr eates a black an d white picture. [Dynamic Mo nochrome] This effect gives a higher contra st to create an impr essive bla ck and white picture.
4. Camera 74 [High Dyn amic] This eff ect produces the o ptimum brig htness for both dar k and b righ t par ts. [Cross Pr ocess] This ef fect gives your photo a dramati c colour lo ok. [T oy Effect] This effect reduces per ipheral brig htness to give the impressio n of a toy camera.
4. Camera 75 [Miniat ure Effe ct] This effect blurs peripheral area s to g ive the impression of a diorama. Setting the ty pe of defo cus With [Miniature E ffect] you can m ake the subject st and out by intentionally cr eating defocu sed and in-f ocus portions.
4. Camera 76 [Fant asy] This effect cr eates a fant astical image in a pale col our tone. [St ar Filter ] This effect tr ansforms pin-point s of light into a st ar effect. ≥ Display of the R ecording screen will be dela yed more than usual and the screen will look as if frames ar e dropping.
4. Camera 77 Recording Mode: Consecutive photos t aken while t h is unit is moved are combined to form a p anorama. 1 Set the Recording Mod e to [ ]. (P51) 2 Press the shutter butto n halfway to focus. 3 Press the shutter butto n fully and move the unit in a small cir cle in the directi on of t he ar row on the scr een.
4. Camera 78 ≥ Move the unit towards the r ecording directi on while t aking care not to sha ke the unit. (If the came ra shakes too much , pictures may not be able to be r ecorded, or the recorded panorama p icture may becom e na rrow er (sma ller) .
4. Camera 79 Zoom and F lash Applica ble mod es: Pinchi ng in /pinchi ng out the scr een. or Operatin g with the con trol ring. (P84) 1 [] > [ ]. ≥ A Zoom functi on is assigne d to the control rin g in Intell igent Auto Plu s Mode or Intel ligent Auto Mo de.
4. Camera 80 ∫ About zo om types Use Extra Optical Zoom, Intelli gent Zoom or Digit al Zoom to z oo m in. Combinations o f zoom types are fi xed depending on the pictur e s izes. [EZ] Extra Optical Zoom ≥ This func tion works when any of the pictu re sizes indicated with “EX” (P104) are selecte d.
4. Camera 81 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Flash]. T aking pictures by usin g the flash With the built-in flash you can take pictures in dark places or adjust the entire contrast of a picture by illuminating a subject with a bright b ackground.
4. Camera 82 ∫ The available flash range (approximation) If the dist ance to the subject i s close when t aking a picture u sin g a flash, part of the reco rded image becom es dark because the ligh t of flash is blocke d by the lens or it be c omes out of flash ra nge.
4. Camera 83 ∫ Avail able flash settings b y Recording Mode The available flash settings de pend on the Recording Mo de. ( ± : Avai lable, —: Not avai lable) Recording Mode ‡‰ Œ Intellige nt.
4. Camera 84 Operating the control ring Applicable modes: A function to suit the Recording Mode is assigned to the contro l ri ng. ∫ Rot ating the co ntrol ring Functions assig ned by the control r ing can be se t by directly rotatin g the contro l ring from the Recording screen.
4. Camera 85 ∫ Change va rious se ttings with the con trol rin g 1 Ta p [ ]. 2 Select the item. ≥ The ite ms and the orde r they are displayed dif fer depen ding on the Recording Mode. 3 Operating th e control ring. (P84) 4 T ap [ ] to close the menu .
4. Camera 86 Applica ble mod es: 1 [] > [ ]. (P84) 2 Operate the control r ing to c onfigure s ettings. ≥ Select [0] to return to the o riginal exposur e. 3 Ta p [ ] . Compensating the Expos ure Use this function when you cann ot achieve appropriate exposure due to the difference in brightness between the subject and the background .
4. Camera 87 Applica ble mod es: 1 [] > [ ]. (P84) 2 Operate the control r ing to c onfigure s ettings. 3 Ta p [ ] . Setting the Lig ht Sensitivity This allows t he sensitivity to light (ISO sensitivity ) to be se t. Setting t o a higher fi gure enables pictures to be taken even in dark places without the re sulting pict ures coming out dark.
4. Camera 88 Applica ble mod es: 1 [] > [ ]. (P84) 2 Operate the control ring to select a n item. ≥ For the fo cus range of flash whe n [AUTO] is set, ref er to P82 . ≥ [ ] is not available in the fo llowing cases. – Shutt er-Prio rity AE Mode – Manual Exposure M ode ≥ [AUTO] is not available in the fo llowing case.
4. Camera 89 ∫ Auto White B alance Depending on the co nditions prevailing when p ictures are take n, the pictures may take on a reddish or bluish tinge. Furthermor e, when a multiple number of l ight sources a re being used or there is no thing with a col our cl ose to white, Auto White Balance may not function properly .
4. Camera 90 ∫ Settin g the colour temp eratu re Y ou can set the colour tem perature man ually for t aking natura l pictures in dif ferent ligh ting conditions. The colour of li ght is measured as a number i n degrees Kelvin . As the colour te mperature incre ases, the picture becomes more b luish.
4. Camera 91 Setting t he Menu V arious fun and user-friendly menu options are available for yo u to set your unit to t ake pictures the way you want. Example: In the [Rec] menu, change [Quality] from [ A ] to [ › ] 1 From the Recording screen > [ ].
4. Camera 92 ∫ [Rec] Menu l ist This menu le ts you set the asp ect ratio, nu mber of pixels and other aspect s of the pictu res you are reco rding. ≥ [Photo S tyle], [Metering Mode ], [i .Dynamic] and [i.Resolution ] are comm on to both the [Rec] menu and [Motion Picture] m enu.
4. Camera 93 ∫ [Moti on Pic ture] ∫ [Custom] Y our favourite opera tion environment can be configur ed to suit the recording style . This menu lets you set the [Rec Quality], and oth er aspect s for motion pi cture recording . ≥ [Photo S tyle], [Metering Mode ], [i .
4. Camera 94 ∫ [Setup] The unit can be co nfigured for easier use, such as c hanging the sa ve destination o f images. [Locat ion Lo gging ] Set s whet her t o append locati on info rmation of the record ing lo cation to the pictur e or motion pictur e during r ecording.
4. Camera 95 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] . ≥ The menu can also be called by touching th e icon you wis h to change i n the Recordin g screen. 2 Select the menu item. 3 Select the setting. 4 T ap [ ] to exit the menu once the setting is complete.
4. Camera 96 Using the [Rec] Menu Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Drive Mode]. (P91) Select a Drive Mode Y ou can change what this unit will do when you press the shutte r button. [] ([Single]) When the shutter b utton is presse d, only one picture is r ecorded.
4. Camera 97 Applica ble mod es: 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Drive Mode] > [Burst]. (P91) 2 Select the burst speed. ≥ The Burst spee d may becom e slower depe nding on the fol lowing se ttings.
4. Camera 98 ≥ The focus is fixed in the first picture. ≥ Exposure, White Balance and ISO sensitivity will be fixed to th e settings for the first picture when [SH]/[H] is set. ≥ When [SH]/[H] is set, the re cord ing may be bright er o r darker f rom the second picture de pending on changes in the brightne ss of the subject.
4. Camera 99 Applica ble mod es: 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Drive Mode] > [Auto Bracket]. (P91) 2 Set the exposure compensati on range.
4. Camera 100 Applica ble mod es: 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Drive Mode] > [Self Time r]. (P91) 2 Select the time of the Self-t imer . 3 Press the shutter button halfway to focus and then press it fully to take the picture.
4. Camera 101 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Photo Style]. Adjusting the Pi cture Quality by Adding an Effect ([Photo Style ]) Y ou can select effects to match the type of image you wish to r ecord. Y ou can adjust the colour and image quality of the effect s.
4. Camera 102 ∫ Adjusting the pictu re quality 1 T ap the Photo S tyle that y ou wish to set. 2 T ap the item that you wish to set . 3 T ap [ ] or [ ] to adjust. ≥ Y ou can also tap the slide bar to adjust. ¢ 1 [Color T one] is displayed only when [Monochrom e] is selected.
4. Camera 103 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Aspect Ratio]. Setting the as pect ratio of pi ctures This allows you to select the aspect ratio of the pictures to s uit printing or the playback met hod. At th e time o f purcha se, it is init ially set to [ 3:2].
4. Camera 104 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Picture Size]. Setting the num ber of pixe ls Set the number of pixels. The hi gher the numbers of pixels, the finer the detail of the pictures will appear even when they are printed onto large shee ts .
4. Camera 105 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Qu alit y]. Setting the com pression rate of pictures ([Q uality]) Set the compression rate a t which the pictures are to be stored . Setti ngs File f ormat Descr iption of setting s [ A ] ([Fi ne]) JPEG A JPEG image in which image quality was given prio rity .
4. Camera 106 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [AF Mode ]. (P91) ∫ About [ š ] ([Face Detection]) The following A F area fram es are displa yed when the u nit detect s the faces.
4. Camera 107 ∫ Setting up [ ] ([AF T racking]) When ope rating t he shutter button ≥ Place the sub ject in the A F tracking frame , and press the shutter butto n halfway to lock th e subject. A AF tracking fra me – AF a rea will turn g reen when th e unit detects th e subject.
4. Camera 108 Applica ble mod es: Use this function when you want to fix the focus o r when the distance between the lens and the subject is determined and you d o not want to activ ate Auto Focus. 1 From the Reco rding screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Focus M ode] > [MF].
4. Camera 109 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Metering Mo de]. Achievi ng focus quic kly using Auto Focus T ap [ ] in the MF adjustment scr een to activate the A uto Focus. ≥ Enabling A uto Focus in the M F adjustment scre en adjusts the focus to t he centre of the enlarged scr een.
4. Camera 110 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [i.D yna mic]. Settings: [Auto]/[High]/[ St andard]/[Low ]/[OFF] Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [i.Resolution]. Settings: [ON]/[OFF ] Compensating the contrast a nd exposure ( [i.
4. Camera 111 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [HDR]. Combining pic tures with different exposures ([HDR]) Y ou can combine 3 pictures with dif ferent levels of exposure in to a s ingle picture with rich gradation.
4. Camera 112 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [S hutt er T ype]. Setting the Shutt er T ype ([Shutter T ype]) There are two types of shutters , a mechanical shutter and an el ectronic shutter . Pictures can be taken with a fixed mechanical shutter or with t he shutte r system selected automatically .
4. Camera 113 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Red-Eye Removal]. Settings: [ON]/[OFF ] Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [ISO L imit Set].
4. Camera 114 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [ISO I ncreme nt s]. Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [E xten ded IS O].
4. Camera 115 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ Rec] > [Color Sp ace]. Setting the col our sp ace ([Color S p ace]) Set this when y ou want to c orrec t the colour reproducti on of th e recorded pictures on a PC, printer etc.
4. Camera 116 Using the [Custom] Menu Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [Sil ent M ode ]. Settings: [ON]/[OFF ] Disabling O perationa l Sounds and the O utput of L ight at once ([ Sile nt Mode]) This function i s useful for rec ording images in a quiet environ ment, public facility , etc .
4. Camera 117 Applica ble mod es: 1 From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [AF/AE L ock]. (P91) 2 Align the screen with the subje ct. 3 T ap the AF /AE Lock icon ([ ] etc.) to fix the focu s and exposure . ≥ T ap the lock release icon ([ ] etc.
4. Camera 118 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [AF Assist Lamp]. Settings: [ON]/[OFF ] T urning on the AF As sist Lamp ([AF Assist Lamp]) AF assist lamp.
4. Camera 119 Applica ble mod es: Works when focusing manua lly in the Manual Focus Mode. From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [Peaking]. Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [Detect Level].
4. Camera 120 Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [Histogram]. Settings: [ON]/[OFF ] Applica ble mod es: From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [Gu ide Line ].
4. Camera 121 Applica ble mod es: The focus and brightness can be set to the specified subject an d position using the touch screen. From the Recording screen > [ ] > [ C u s t o m ] > [T ouch S ettings ]. ¢ 1 This is disabled when Intelligent Auto Mode o r Intelligent Aut o Plus Mode is selected .
4. Camera 122 Basic came ra settings ([Setup] menu) From t he Reco rding screen > [ ] > [ S e t u p ] > s elect the item. Item S etti ng/ Note s [Loca tion Logg ing] T ags of the recor ding location can be append ed to pictures and motion pi ctures.
4. Camera 123 Item S etti ng/ Note s [Beep] Sets w hether to emit the beep or n ot. [ON]/[OFF] ≥ When [Silent Mode] is set to [ON], [B eep] is set to [OFF]. [Shu tter] Sets whethe r to emit the shutte r sound or not. [ON]/[OFF] ≥ When [Silent Mode] is set to [ON], [S hutter] is set to [OFF].
124 5. V iew er Galle ry Display pictures, motion pictur es or other items that have been taken. Playback slideshows, edit still pictures or capture still pictu res from motion pictures . ≥ Data ca n be synchronised using your Google accoun t. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
5. Viewe r 125 ∫ Switching display method Display by categorising locatio n, time or other properties. From the Album list screen > [Albums] > select th e item. ∫ Vie wing in slides how Playback pictures in a n album using a slideshow . From the Fi le list screen/Fu ll screen displ ay > [ ] > [Slideshow] .
5. Viewe r 126 ∫ Copying, moving Copy or move pi ctures or motion pictures to th e unit or microS D card, or create folders. 1 From the Full sc reen disp lay > [ ] > [Move]/[ Copy]. ≥ T apping [ ] from the Album list screen or File list screen > [S elect album] or [Select item ] can move/copy multiple items.
5. Viewe r 127 S till pictures can be captured from motion pictures recorded wi th this unit. 1 From the Full screen display > [ ] > [4K PhotoC apture ]. 2 Drag th e slide bar and m ove it to the positi on to capture. 3 Ta p [ ] . ≥ S till pictures before and after the selected posi tion are displayed.
5. Viewe r 128 T ap and hold an album or file to use “ S wipe & Share ”. Drag albums or files to the menu displayed on the edge of the s creen to active each function. 1 From the Album list screen/File list screen/Full screen disp lay > t ap and h old an album or fi le.
129 6. Photo Searc h Launching Ph oto Search Search for photography locations i n the current location or tra vel dest inations, or use pictures taken by other people in those locations as a referenc e. The walking route from the cur rent location to the desired photography location can also be displayed.
6. Photo Search 130 From th e Map vi ew scre en/Gri d view screen > t ap t he pict ure to view . ≥ The picture is displayed in full screen. ≥ The contro l icons and thum bnail images a re switched fro m show/hide each time the scree n is tappe d.
6. Photo Search 131 ∫ Configur ing how loca tion in formati on is used Use the unit’s location information. 1 With [Ph oto Search] launched > [ ].
132 7. Phone Calls can be made/received using the phone app, and voicemail s ervices can be used. Usable services vary depending on y our mobile network operator . For more information, contact your contracted mobile network operator . Emer gency ca lls 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
7. Phone 133 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Enter the te lephon e numbe r in order of : + (tap and hold [0]) > countr y numbe r > regi on numbe r (ar ea code) > telepho ne numbe r . ≥ If the regi on number ( area code) st arts wi th “0”, omit the firs t “0” and e nter the number .
7. Phone 134 Answering a call 1 When a call is being received, drag [ ] to [ ]. ≥ T o reject the ca ll, drag [ ] to [ ]. 2 T ap [ ] after the call has ended. ∫ T urning the rin ger off temporarily The ringer can be turned off tempor arily when receiving a call.
7. Phone 135 Call lo g 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. ≥ The Call log screen is displayed. ≥ The foll owing icons are used in the call l og to indica te differ ent types of calls . 2 T ap the ph one numbe r or name of the p erson to cal l.
7. Phone 136 V oicemai l The voicemail service can be used depe nding on the mobile netwo rk operator . A message is stored on the voicem ail centre if a call is missed . For information, contact your contracted mo bile network operato r. Configure the number to connec t to the voicemail centre.
7. Phone 137 Caller ID inf ormation Configure whether to show/hide your phone number to other perso n when m aking a call. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [S ettings]. 2 [GSM call s ettings] > [Addition al set tings] . 3 [Caller ID] > select the item.
138 8. People Saving cont acts The name, telephone numbers, email addresses and other contact details of friends and family members can be saved to contacts. ≥ Data ca n be synchronised using your Google accoun t. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
8. People 139 Displaying cont act s From the Home screen > [ ] > [ ] . ≥ The Contact list screen is displayed. 1 Contact list Display al l saved cont acts.
8. People 140 Managing cont act s 1 From the Contact list screen > t ap t he cont act to edi t. 2 [] > [Edit ]. 3 Edit t he re quired det ail s > [DONE]. ≥ T apping [ ] saves an image . 1 From the Contact list screen > t ap t he cont act to del ete.
8. People 141 1 From the Contact list screen > [ ] > [ ]. ≥ Select the a ccount if there are multiple accounts. 2 Enter group name > [DON E]. ≥ Entering t he conta ct name in the [T ype person’s nam e] column an d selecting the cont act saves the cont act in the group.
142 9. Email/Messaging Email 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Enter the email address and password > [Next]. 3 Follow t he gui dance on the s creen. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Ta p [ ] . 3 T ap [T o ] and enter the email address of the recipient.
9. Email/Messaging 143 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. ≥ The Emai l inbox list screen is displayed. ≥ T o update the email inbox, t ap [ ] > [Refresh]. ≥ If there ar e multiple account s, tap [In box] to switch account s. T apping [Combined view] d isplays all emai ls.
9. Email/Messaging 144 Fro m the Em ail i nbox list scre en > [Inbox] > t ap folde r to d isplay . ∫ Configur e gener al em ail set tings From the Emai l inbox list screen > [ ] > [S etting s] > [Genera l settings]. ∫ Adding an emai l acco unt 1 From the Emai l inbox list screen > [ ] > [S etting s] > [ADD ACCOUNT].
9. Email/Messaging 145 Gmail ™ Gmail can be sent and received using a Google account. ≥ Each Gmail operation is similar to ema il. For deta ils about the op erating me thod, refer to “Email” on P142 . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
9. Email/Messaging 146 Google Hango ut s™ Send and receive messages, p ictures and other files with friend s, or hold video conversations with a group.
9. Email/Messaging 147 1 From the Hangout screen > [ ] . 2 Enter the name, email address or telephone number of the other per son and select the contact. ≥ Saved cont acts can al so be selected. ≥ The Chat scre en is displa yed. ≥ T apping [Anyone e lse?] adds a pe rson to chat to.
148 10. W eb browser Launching the web b rowser The unit can be used to browse web pages, manage bookm arks and download images and other files. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Enter the web address in the address bar > [Go]. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
10. Web browser 149 ∫ Zooming in/zoomi ng out Pinch out to zoom in, pinch in to zoom o ut. Double-t apping the screen a lso zooms in/out . ∫ Returni ng to t he pre vious p age [] > [ ]. ≥ T apping [ ] will also return to the previous p age. ∫ Jumping to the previous page [] > [ ].
10. Web browser 150 T apping [ ] displays the options menu. Using the brow ser options m enu [New tab ] Opens a new t ab. [New incognito tab] Opens a new incogni to tab. [Bookm arks] Opens a boo kmark. (P 151) [Recent tabs] Displays t abs opened w ith computers or other devices.
10. Web browser 151 Bookmarks 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Display web page to add > [ ] > [ ]. 3 Edit t he re quired det ail s > [Save]. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [] > [Bookmarks]. 3 Selec t the b ookmar k.
152 11 . Music Google Play Mus ic™ [Play Music] launches the app to play music. 1 Connect the computer an d unit with a microUSB cable (commercial ly available). ≥ For det ails on how to co nnect to a com puter , re fer to P170 . 2 Cop y m usic d ata to the u nit.
11. Music 153 Display My Library to searc h for songs by [GENRES ]/[ARTISTS]/[A LBUMS ]/ [SONGS] cat egories. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Flick the left edge of the screen to the right > [My L ibra ry]. Create playlists and managem ent your favourite songs.
154 12. Map s Location informat ion service This unit is compatible with location information services that use GPS. V arious apps can be used, includi ng searching for nearby shops or restaurant s, adding location information to pictures, or displaying your current lo cat ion on maps.
12. Maps 155 Google Maps™ Check current location with the [Maps] app, or search for locat ions or routes. From the Home screen > [ ] > [ ] . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Ta p [ ] . 3 Sele ct [ ] (ca r)/[ ] (p ubli c tran spor t)/[ ] (wa lki ng).
156 13. Other app s and f unctions NFC The NFC function can be used to transfer da t a with other NFC-co mpatible devices, or directly display websites on the unit by swiping it over device s with integrated NFC modules or smart post ers. ≥ Refer to P6 for de tails on the NFC antenna.
13. Other apps and functions 157 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap the f ile to displa y . ≥ T apping [ ] searches for fi les. ≥ T apping [ ] displays file in formation, and i ndividual settin gs c an be changed. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
13. Other apps and functions 158 Google Keep™ Notes can be created easily . Notes are managed on the web via the Google account, and can be accessed from anywhere. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [Add qui ck note ] > ent er not e. ≥ T apping [ ] configures th e note colour .
13. Other apps and functions 159 Create list items with check boxes. A strike-through line is display ed in list items when the check bo x is selected, and is convenient for checking whether items have been completed. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
13. Other apps and functions 160 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Select note. 3 Ta p [ ] . ≥ Horizont ally flicking notes to move al so sends them to the arch ive. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Flick the left edge of the screen to the right > [Archive].
13. Other apps and functions 161 Calendar Manage schedules with the [Calendar] app. ≥ Data ca n be synchronised using your Google accoun t. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap the date area. 3 T ap [Day]/[Week]/[Month]/[Agenda]. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
13. Other apps and functions 162 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap the schedule in day display/week display . 3 Ta p [ ] . 4 Edit s ch edul es > [DONE]. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap the schedule in day display/week display .
13. Other apps and functions 163 Y ouT ube™ Play Y ouTube videos or post motion pictures. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 T ap the mot ion picture to vi ew . ≥ This uni t displays in landscap e viewing mode. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
164 14. Go ogle Play Google Play™ St ore Search for fun games or useful apps in t he [Play St ore], and install them on the unit. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 Searching and installing app s. ≥ Google W allet™ can be used for th e payment of p aid app s.
14. Google Play 165 Deletin g app s Delete app data if the unit has become full in order to free up sp ace on the unit. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Apps] . 2 [ALL] t ab > ta p the a pp to delete. 3 [Clear data] > [OK] . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Apps] .
14. Google Play 166 Access permissi ons Access perm issions define what information or functions apps on the unit that apps can access. Unauthorised apps that steal per sonal or other information and send them to external locations may misuse access permissions.
167 15. Connecting to exter nal devi ces Bl uet ooth ® wirele ss tech nology Use Bluetooth wireless technology with this unit and Bluetooth- compatible device s. T ransfer data wit h Bluetooth-compatible devices, or connect to wireless headsets to listen to m us ic.
15. Connecting to external devices 168 The name of this unit displayed on the other device can be chan ged. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Bluetoot h]. 2 [] > [Rena me phon e]. 3 Enter t he n ame > [Rename] . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Bluetoot h].
15. Connecting to external devices 169 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Bluetoot h]. 2 T ap [ ] of the Bluetooth dev ice to delete from the [P AIRED DEVIC ES] column. 3 Ta p [ U n p a i r ] . 1 Select the data to send from the app. 2 Open the send/s hare m enu in the a pp.
15. Connecting to external devices 170 USB connections Connect the unit and a computer w ith a microUSB cable (commerci ally available), and use it as a removable disk. This allows data to be backed up to the computer , or transfer d ata with the unit as USB storage.
15. Connecting to external devices 171 Y ou can connect the unit and computer with a microUSB cable (co m mercially available) to connect your computer to the internet v ia the uni t. 1 Connecte d the u nit to a c omputer with a microU SB ca ble (c ommerc ially available).
15. Connecting to external devices 172 Printing T urn registered print services on/off or configure them. This allows printing from anywhere when combined with a cloud-c ompatible printer . ≥ Printing services are not regis tered at t he point of pu rchase.
173 16. Synchronise/Ba ckup/Re set Synchronise and delete accounts Configure synchronisation settings for each acc ount, such as ca lendars and contacts. ≥ For deta ils on how to add accounts, refer to P31 . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ].
16. Synchr onise/Backu p/Reset 174 Backup Backup app data, settings and other items to a Google server . 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [Backup & reset]. 2 T urn the [Back up m y dat a] checkbox on. Reset Reset the unit to factory default settings.
175 17. Security Scre en lo ck Configure the screen lock when recovering from sleep mode or ot her actions. Configuring the screen lock prevents unauthorised access to the unit. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ] > [S ecurity] > [Screen lock].
17. Security 176 SIM card lock The microSIM card can be locked to prevent unauthorised access to the unit. Once the SIM card is locked, the SIM PIN code must be entered e very time the unit is turned on. ≥ Incorrec tly entering the S IM PIN code 3 ti mes locks the SIM PIN code and it ca n no longer be used.
177 18. Up dates System u p dates If the software needs to be updated, update files can be obtain ed to update the unit. ≥ Perform system up date in an area with good reception witho ut mo ving around. ≥ Perform system up date with sufficient battery strength r emainin g.
18. Updates 178 Check whether or not software updates are required, and if so, download the update file over the network. 1 From th e Home screen > [ ] > [ ]. 2 [About phone] > [System updates] > [Up date over the network ]. 3 Follow t he gui dance on the s creen.
179 19. Settings list Settings list T ap Home sc reen > [ ] > [ ] to configure various settings on the unit. Settings are grouped into the following categories.
19. Settings list 180 [Dis play ] [Brightn ess] Refer to P31 for det ails. [Dis play ad just ment] Adjusts the display colour tones. [W allpa per] Configures the wallpaper of the Home screen. [Auto-r otate screen] Auto matically switches from ver ti cal/horizontal display to suit the or ientation of the unit .
19. Settings list 181 [Enc rypt phone ] Encrypt s all data on the unit. [Set up SI M card lock] Refer to P176 fo r details . [Make p asswords vis ible] Configures wheth er or not to dis play charac ters when enteri ng t he passwo rd. [Dev ice ad mini stra tor s] Enables/disables adm inistr ator right s of the unit.
19. Settings list 182 [Date & t ime] [Aut omatic dat e & t ime] Refer to P29 for det ails. [Automatic time zone] [Set date] [Set time] [Se lect tim e zo ne] [Use 24-ho ur fo rmat] Refer to P29 for details. [Cho ose da te f ormat ] Switche s the date displa y method.
183 20. Others T roubleshooting First, try out the following procedures (P183 – P188 ) . Cann ot turn the uni t on. ≥ Check that th e battery is ad equately charged. T ouc h screen does not operate even when t apping it . ≥ Check that the unit i s not in sleep mo de.
20. Others 184 Cannot recei ve calls. ≥ The reception may be weak i n the area. > Move to ano ther area. ≥ Check that you are connected pr operly to th e mobile network . Cal ls are being drop ped. ≥ The reception may be weak i n the area. > Move to ano ther area.
20. Others 185 The microSIM card is lock ed. ≥ If [Set up SIM ca rd lock] has be en configured, the microSIM car d is locked when the unit is tu rned on. > Enter SIM P IN code. The microSIM card is PUK-locked. ≥ Contact your mobile n etwork oper ator .
20. Others 186 ∫ Recording The pictur e cannot be r ecorded. ≥ Is there any me mory rem aining on the built-in memo ry or the m ic roSD card? > Delete the pictures which a re no t necessary to increase avai lab le space in the memory .
20. Others 187 The brigh tness or the hue of the re corded pictu re is differ ent f rom the actu al scene. ≥ When recor ding under fluor escent or LED l ighting fixture , etc., increas ing the shutter spee d may introd uce slight changes to brigh tness and colou r .
20. Others 188 Stripin g or flicker a ppears under lighting such as a fluores cen t or LED lig hting fixture. The sub ject appears d istorted. ≥ This is characteristic of MOS sensors which serve as the unit’ s pickup sensors. This is not a malfu nction.
20. Others 189 Cautions for Use ∫ About t he oper ating e nviron ment Do not leave the unit in th e following ar eas, as ther e is the risk of damage. ≥ Near ele ctronic prod ucts. The imag e may become di storted, and s t atic may be introd uced.
20. Others 190 ∫ About t he lens , scre en ∫ When using peripheral devices T o pre vent damage t o periphera l devices, adhere to the fo llowin g poin ts. Also refer to the operating instructions o f peripheral device f or details . ≥ Use per ipheral devices th at comply with the specifications of t he unit.
20. Others 191 ∫ Battery ∫ Returni ng the un it for rep air ≥ Cont act the d ealer or Pana sonic for re pair . ≥ When the unit is rep aired, your personal infor mation will be de let ed and sett ings will return t o their default settings. W e recommen d that you t ake a ba ckup copy of i mpor tant info rmati on.
20. Others 192 ≥ microSDXC Lo go is a trade mark of SD-3C, L LC. ≥ Adobe is a tra demark or reg iste red trad emark of Adob e Systems Incorporated in the Unit ed S tates and/o r other co untries. ≥ Google, Android, Goo gle Play and o the r marks are tra demarks of Google Inc.
20. Others 193 ≥ This product con tains ope n source softw are licenced in complian ce with GNU Gener al Public Licence, V ersion 2 (GPL v2), GNU Lesser G eneral Public Licence (LGPL), and other l icences.
Ecodesi gn in formati on The following are ecodesign info rmation required by Comm ission Regulation (EC) No.1275/2008 amended by (EU) No.801/2013. 1) The power consumption of the product in networked standby is approxim ately 0.8 W if all wired network ports are connected and all wireless network ports are activated.
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