RicohメーカーRDC-5000の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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Operation Manual To ensure correct use of your digital camera, read this manual carefully before use. Keep the manual handy for future reference..
Introduction Thank you for purchasing a Ricoh digital camera. This manual explains the correct handling procedures and precautions for your camera. To ensure the best performance, please read the manual thoroughly before using the camera. Keep the manual handy for quick future reference.
1 Camera Features ● 2,300,000-pixel resolution compact camera With a 2,300,000-pixel resolution CCD, the compact camera produces high-quality, high-resolution images (1792 × 1200). The camera is so light you can carry it with you anywhere. ● Immediate recording Using the camera is as simple as clicking the shutter release button.
2 Table of Contents Camera Features ................................................................................... 1 Table of Contents ................................................................................... 2 Safety Pr ecaut i ons ...
3 Chapter 3 ADVANCED SHOOTING Changing Recording Modes ............................................................... 5 2 Text Mode ............................................................................................ 52 Continuous Shooting Mode .
4 Erasing a File (Image) ........................................................................ 94 Operation Flow ..................................................................................... 94 Erase ........................................
5 R Warning R Caution o m Safety Precautions Warning Symbols Various symbols are used throughout this instruction manual and on the product to prevent physical harm to you or other people and damage to property. The symbols and their meanings are explained below.
6 R Warning o ● Turn off the power immediately if any metallic object, water, liquid or other foreign object gets into the equipment. Remove the batteries as soon as possible, being careful to avoid electric shocks or burns.
7 R Warning ● Keep the batteries used in this equipment out of the reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion of harmful substances. Consumption of battery fluid is extremely harmful to human beings. If swallowed, seek immediate medical assistance.
8 R Warning m ● Do not use the equipment near flammable gases, gasoline, benzine, thinner or similar substances to avoid the risk of explosion, fire or burns. ● Do not use the equipment in aircraft or other locations where usage is restricted or prohibited as this may lead to disasters or accidents.
9 Observe the following precautions to ensure safe use of this unit. R Caution ● Contact with fluid leaking from a battery can lead to burns. If part of your body comes in contact with a damaged battery, wash the area with water immediately. (Do not use soap.
10 Parts & Names ■ Camera Body Front POWER Switch (p.41) Flash LED (p.49) AF Indication LED (p.48) Zoom button (p.45) ENTER button MENU button DISPLAY button Back RS-232C/AUX Terminal (USB cable can be connected) Video Output Terminal (p.81) Power Supply Terminal (DC Input) (p.
11 Battery Cover (p.28) Brightness Adjustment Dial (for the LCD monitor) (p.37) Tripod Screw Hole Wrist Strap Eyelet (p.26) Contact Surface Label Position Write Protect Area RELE ASE ERASE FW D PROGR .
12 Date & Time Display (p.35) Zoom Indication Bar (p.45) PIC (Image quality) Mode (p.43) • 1800 × 1200/900 × 600 Fine Mode [F] • 1800 × 1200/900 × 600 Normal Mode [N] • 1800 × 1200/900 × 600 Economy Mode [E] Battery Symbol (p.13, 29) Recording Data Indicator Displays the remaining number of pictures.
13 • All items of information are shown for illustration purposes. During actual camera operation, only the relevant items are displayed. • The camera will switch off automatically (auto power-off) to conserve the battery if it is left idle (no buttons, switches or other controls operated) for about 5 minutes.
14 ■ Error Messages If any of the error messages listed below appears on the camera ’ s LCD monitor, read the corresponding explanation and take the corrective action suggested. Error message Error Message Explanation and Remedy Reference Page The SmartMedia memory card is unformatted.
15 ■ Displays Appearing during Recording Battery Symbol (p.13, 29) Recording Information Indicator Displays the available picture count and the remaining recording time. PIC Mode (p.43) • 1800/900 Fine Mode (F) • 1800/900 Normal Mode (N) • 1800/900 Economy Mode (E) Self-Timer (p.
16 Menus This camera features four menus which can be used to enter or change the settings for recording, playing or erasing image files. ■ SET UP Menu With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to [SET UP] . To cancel the setup menu, turn the mode dial to select another mode.
17 RECORDING MODE: ........................ Switches between recording modes, such as text, continuous shooting and still picture (p.52). WHITE BALANCE: .... Switches between the white balance settings (p.62). +/ – (Exposure compensation): .........
18 Erase Menu With the camera turned on, set the mode dial to [ ]. To exit the erase menu, set the mode dial to another mode. • The [ PC ] setting on the mode dial is used to transfer image files from the camera to a PC. ERASE SINGLE IMAGE: ........
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20 Basic Operation/Quick Reference This section provides introductory information about the Ricoh RDC-5000 digital camera. Further details can be found in the reference pages mentioned below. Preparations Loading the Batteries (p.27-29) q Load the batteries into the camera.
21 Shooting Setting the Date and Time (p.35-37) q Slide the power switch and set the mode dial to [SET UP]. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [DATE SETTING]. e Press the DISPLAY button to select the display method. r Press the ENTER button. t Press the ▼ or ▲ button to change the flashing digit.
22 12 1800×1200 N メニュー 12 1800×1200 N Playback Changing the Flash Mode (p.55-59) q Set the mode dial to [ ]. w Press the flash mode button to select a flash mode. You can choose Flash Off ( ), Auto ( ), Forced Flash ( ), or Slow synchro mode ( : flashing).
23 Erasing ● ● ● Erasing Files (p.94-97) q Slide the power switch on and set the mode dial to [ ]. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select the erase mode and press the ENTER button. * Remember that files cannot be restored once they are erased.
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Befo r e U s i n g t h e C a m e r a ..................................... 26 Checking the Package Contents ................... 26 Attaching the Wrist Strap ............................... 26 Powering the Camera .......................................
26 Before Using the Camera Checking the Package Contents Check that your digital camera comes complete with all the accessories listed below. Read the warranty card and keep it in a safe place. • Digital camera: .....................................
27 Getting Started 1 Powering the Camera This section explains how to load the batteries (AA alkaline batteries) into the camera and how to connect the AC adapter to power the camera from a household electrical outlet. Loading the AA Batteries Mount AA batteries and operate the camera.
28 q Check that the camera is turned off, and then open the battery cover by pressing the catch and sliding it in the direction shown. “ Turning on the Camera ” (p.41) w Load the batteries. • Make sure that the batteries are loaded with the positive (+) and negative ( – ) terminals correctly oriented.
29 Getting Started 1 Battery type Approximate Approximate Recording Time Playback Time Size AA alkaline batteries 60 minutes 90 minutes Ni-Cd batteries (1000 mAh) 40 minutes 60 minutes Note Tips to Extend the Recording and Playback Times * The battery lives indicated above tend to narrow depending on the ambient environment.
30 q Check that the camera is turned off, and then open the terminal cover. “ Turning on the Camera ” (p.41) w Connect the AC adapter cable to the power supply terminal (DC input) on the camera.
31 Getting Started 1 Note シールを 貼る Note Attach a write protect pad. SmartMedia Memory Cards This section explains the types and usage of SmartMedia memory cards. What is a SmartMedia Memory Card? Files are recorded as data on the SmartMedia memory card in your camera.
32 • Keep the SmartMedia memory card slot free from dust and foreign matter. • To avoid possible hazards, keep SmartMedia memory cards away from flames and do not dispose of them in fire. • SmartMedia memory cards have a limited service life. Cards that have been used over an extended period of time may fail to record additional files.
33 Getting Started 1 • Insert the SmartMedia memory card in the correct direction. Do not insert it at an angle. • The camera will not turn on when the card door is open. ■ Removing Card q Check that the camera is turned off, and then open the card door.
34 q Insert the SmartMedia memory card and slide the power switch to turn on the camera. See “ Inserting a SmartMedia Memory Card ” (p.32) “ Turning On the Camera ” (p.41) w Set the mode dial to [ ]. The setup menu will be displayed. e Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [FORMAT] and press the ENTER button.
35 Getting Started 1 Before You Start Recording This section explains the initial camera adjustments and pointers you should know before starting to record pictures.
36 r Press the DISPLAY button to select the date display method. There are three methods available to display the date as follows: 1999/5/15 ➝ May 15 1999 ➝ 15 May 1999 Each time you press the DISPLAY button, the display method is switched from one position to the next in the sequence shown above.
37 Getting Started 1 Note • You can set the time correctly by pressing the ENTER button at the same time as a time signal sounds. • Press the MENU button in the middle of an operation to cancel it. • The date and time settings are reset if the battery has been removed for about 3 minutes or longer, as at replacement.
38 ● When viewing through the LCD monitor Hold the camera firmly in both hands, and aim it at your subject and look through the LCD monitor. w Press the shutter release button lightly with your fingertip. Important Note • Pressing the shutter release button at once with the finger initially apart from it could result in a blurred image.
Basic Shooting ...................................................... 40 Operation Flow ................................................ 40 Turning on the Camera ................................... 41 Selecting IN/CARD (Internal memory/ SmartMedia memory card) Memory .
40 Basic Shooting This section explains the general flow of shooting operation, and provides basic shooting instructions. Operation Flow To record an image, follow the steps below: Slide the power switch to turn the camera on and set the mode dial to [ ] (p.
41 Basic Shooting 2 12 1800×1200 N Turning on the Camera Slide the power switch to turn the camera on and slide the switch again to turn it off. q Slide the center button of power switch to on. w Set the mode dial to [ ].
42 12 1800×1200 N スマートメディア 内蔵 メ モ リ ー 12 1800×1200 N 12 1800×1200 N .
43 Basic Shooting 2 1800Eモード 1800N モ ー ド 900Fモード 900Eモード 1800F モ ー ド 900Nモード 12 1800×1200 N 24 180.
44 ● Approximate File Sizes by PIC (Image quality) Mode Note • Image sizes are 1792 × 1200 pixels and 896 × 600 pixels. • The table below shows the maximum number of recordable images associated with each PIC mode.
45 Basic Shooting 2 12 1800×1200 N ■ Selecting a Recording Mode (for the PIC mode) This mode is used to record an image. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the MENU button. The record menu will be displayed. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [RECORDING MODE].
46 ■ Zooming Out (Wide Angle Setting) q Press the ▼ ( ) button. The subject will become smaller (wide) and the zoom indication bar will appear on the LCD monitor.
47 Basic Shooting 2 How to View Images on the LCD Monitor Check the position of your subject by looking through the viewfinder or at the LCD monitor. ■ Viewing Through the Viewfinder Aim the camera at the subject while viewing through the viewfinder.
48 Shooting (Still Picture Mode) Basic shooting instructions are given below. Hold the camera correctly to keep it steady. See “ How to Hold the Camera ” (p.37) q Aim the camera at your subject. Set the wide angle and use macro mode to shoot subjects closer than 40 cm (15.
49 Basic Shooting 2 ● Forced, Slow synchro and Auto Flash Modes. In forced or auto flash mode, the flash LED lights (in red) when you press the shutter release button lightly in low light conditions. Note • The flash LED (red) blinks and the LCD monitor is cleared while the flash is charging.
50 ■ When Focusing is Difficult You may experience difficulty focusing on the following subjects: • Objects with little or no contrast (such as the sky, white walls, and car hoods) • Flat two-di.
ëÊÅ@Å@ èÕ Chapter ADVANCED SHOOTING 3 Changing Recording Modes ................................ 5 2 Text Mode ......................................................... 5 2 Continuous Shooting Mode ........................... 53 Changing Flash Modes .
52 Changing Recording Modes This section explains how to change recording modes. Note • For explanations of the recording mode indications appearing on the LCD monitor, see “Selecting a Recording Mode” (p.
53 Advanced Shooting 3 How to Cancel Recording When you press down the shutter release button fully, the shot image will appear in the LCD monitor. While the image is on display, you can cancel its recording. do the following: • Press the MENU button.
54 The recording mode setting is displayed on the LCD monitor. When you continue pressing the shutter release button, the camera will take one picture about every second continuously. Continuous shooting stops when you release the shutter release button, and the images that have been shot so far are recorded automatically.
55 Advanced Shooting 3 Changing Flash Modes This section explains how to change the flash mode. Switch the flash mode to meet your photographic needs. ■ Flash Modes The mode screen will change in the following sequence as you switch the flash mode: * The factory default setting is flash off mode.
56 Flash Off Mode In flash off mode, the flash is disabled even in dark conditions. Use this mode for shooting where use of the flash is prohibited or where adequate room illumination is available. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. w Press the flash mode button to select [ ].
57 Advanced Shooting 3 Auto Mode This mode automatically discharges the flash when it detects low ambient light or backlighting. This mode allows you to respond appropriately to a wide range of standard shooting conditions. q Set the mode dial to [ ].
58 Forced Flash Mode When you take a picture against the light or under strong light, the subject ’ s face may appear in the shade in the resultant shot. Use forced flash mode to reduce this effect. In this mode, the flash will fire regardless of the ambient light level.
59 Advanced Shooting 3 Slow Synchro Mode Slows down the shutter release speed when you shoot a subject with the flash activated, to prevent the background alone from being darkened. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. w Press the flash mode button to blink the mark.
60 Setting the Exposure Compensation As long as the subject is centered in the shooting range, you can take the picture normally as the camera will automatically adjust the exposure compensation for backlighting.
61 Advanced Shooting 3 w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select +/– [Exposure Compensation] and press the ENTER button. The exposure compensation settings menu will be displayed. Note • To cancel the operation and return to the record menu, press the MENU button.
62 Changing the White Balance Mode The white balance mode adjusts the white balance so that you can capture your subject in its natural colors regardless of the light source.
63 Advanced Shooting 3 ■ Displaying the Settings Menu q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the MENU button. The record menu will be displayed. Note • To cancel the operation, press the MENU button. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [WHITE BALANCE] and press the ENTER button.
64 w Press the shutter release button to shoot the subject. When you press the shutter release button lightly (halfway), the LCD monitor switches to a normal display. Press down the shutter release button fully to shoot the subject. When the shooting ends, the setup menu is displayed again on the LCD monitor.
65 Advanced Shooting 3 Important Note • The color tones of a subject will vary depending on weather conditions, such as fine or cloudy skies. Tungsten Light Mode Choose this mode to shoot subjects under tungsten light where an appropriate white balance is difficult to achieve.
66 Fluorescent Light Mode Choose this mode to shoot subjects under fluorescent light where an appropriate white balance is difficult to achieve. Note • Select this mode from the white balance mode settings menu. See “ Displaying the Settings Menu ” (p.
67 Advanced Shooting 3 Special Shooting Functions This digital camera offers a variety of shooting techniques in addition to basic photography. Using the Self-Timer The self-timer offers a convenient way to take group pictures with the photographer included.
68 Note • If the flash is charging, the self-timer will start when charging is completed. • The self-timer setting is canceled when you switch the camera from the recording mode to another mode or when you slide the power switch.
69 Advanced Shooting 3 ■ How to Use the Focus Lock q Press the ▼ ( ) or ▲ ( ) button to set the size of your subject. w Bring the subject on which you wish to focus into the autofocus field. e Press the shutter release button lightly and hold it.
70 Manual Focus Shooting The manual focus function can be used to manually adjust the focal setting for subjects difficult to bring into focus with autofocus. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the MENU button. The record menu will be displayed. Note • To cancel the operation, press the MENU button.
71 Advanced Shooting 3 Date Imprinting Mode Use this mode to record images imprinted with the date. Note • The date is displayed in the format that has been selected with the DATE SETTING option in the setup menu. See “Setting the Date and Time” (p.
72 Redeye Reduction Mode If you shoot a subject, with the flash activated, in a dark place, the eyes of the subject may appear red in the resultant picture. In redeye reduction mode, the flash will fire several times before the shutter releases to lessen the redeye phenomenon.
73 Advanced Shooting 3 Important Note • The shutter takes about 1 second to release after you press the shutter release button. Hold the camera steady meanwhile to shoot. Monochrome Mode (Black & White) Sepia Shoots subjects in black & white or sepia images.
74 Interval (Time lapse) Shooting Mode The camera can be set to take pictures automatically at preset times. The times can be set in steps of 30 seconds from 30 seconds to 3 hours.
75 Advanced Shooting 3 r Press the ▼ or ▲ button to change the value of the digit that is flashing. Repeat steps e and r above to set the desired interval in steps of 30 seconds. t Press the ENTER button again after setting the digit of second. The interval timer (time lapse) function is now enabled and the record menu is displayed.
76 How To Cancel Interval Shooting If the “ INTERVAL ” message lights up on the LCD monitor, take the following procedures: • Follow the procedures on the previous page and set the interval (time lapse) timer to [0:00:00]. • Slide the power switch off.
77 Advanced Shooting 3 Tips Focal Range for Macro Shooting Use macro mode for subjects located about 4 cm (1.6 inches) to 40 cm (15.8 inches) away. Shutter Release Button The optional remote control unit is convenient to use when the camera is mounted on a tripod or similar device and the shutter release button is difficult to press.
78 r Press the shutter release button to take the picture. The camera will automatically determine whether to shoot in S mode or not according to the brightness of the subject. If the “ SLOW SHUTTER ” message appears on the LCD monitor when you press the shutter release button lightly, the shot will be taken in S mode.
ëÊÅ@Å@ èÕ Before Starting To Playback Recorded Images ... 80 Playback Display ............................................. 8 0 Connecting to a TV ......................................... 81 Playing Back a File .................................
80 Before Starting to Playback Recorded Images This section explains the preparations for playing back recorded images and how to read the playback display. Playback Display Information about a recorded file, including its number and type, will be displayed for about 2 seconds when you select PLAY mode.
81 Playback/Erasing 4 Connecting to a TV Connect the camera to a TV set with the video interface cable supplied to play recorded image files on the TV screen. You may also connect the cable to a VCR to record your images on videotapes. Important Note • Please refer to the instruction manual for the equipment to which the camera is connected.
82 Playing Back a File This section provides instructions for playing back recorded image files. Operation Flow To play back an image file, follow the steps below: Slide the power switch on and set the mode dial to [ ] (p.41). Select the internal memory or SmartMedia of the source for playback.
83 Playback/Erasing 4 Playing an Image File Follow the procedure below to play files recorded in still picture text mode or continuous shooting mode. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. The most recently recorded file is played back on the LCD monitor. See “ Playback Display ” (p.
84 Multi Image Playback Multi-image playback lets you view six images at once on the LCD monitor for quick searching. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. w Press the DISPLAY button. The multi-image playback function is now set. e Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select the file to be played back.
85 Playback/Erasing 4 Zoom Playback An image file that is played is displayed twice the height and width of the original. Note • Only images recorded in sizes of 1800 × 1200 (F/N/E) and 900 × 600 (F/N/E) can be played zoomed. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the MENU button.
86 r After confirming the image file, press the MENU button to cancel the zoom playback mode. The play menu will be displayed. Press the MENU button again to cancel the operation. Auto Playback This function automatically plays all the files stored in internal memory or on the SmartMedia memory card.
87 Playback/Erasing 4 e Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select the interval at which the image files are played and press the ENTER button. You can choose the auto playback interval from among 1 SEC., 5 SEC., 10 SEC., and 30 SEC. Press the enter button to start playing files automatically at the specified time interval.
88 r Press the MENU button to cancel the protect setting. The screen returns to the play menu. Press the MENU button again to cancel the operation. Note • Protected files cannot be erased until the protection setting is cancelled. • Files displayed in multi-image playback mode cannot be protected.
89 Playback/Erasing 4 r Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select a folder and press the ENTER button. The play menu is displayed again. Then, press the MENU button once again to close the play menu. The image files in the folder are displayed. Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select files to play.
90 ■ Copying All Images in a Batch q Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [ALL] and press the ENTER button. The all copy menu is displayed. Note • To cancel the operation and return to the play menu, press the MENU button. w Press the shutter release button.
91 Playback/Erasing 4 e Press the MENU button to end the copying. The play menu is displayed again. Then, press the MENU button once again to exit the operation. Important Note • If enough space is not available at the destination, the message “ INSUFFICIENT MEMORY ” is displayed.
92 ■ Specifying an Image Print Copy Count q Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [STANDARD PRINT] and press the ENTER button. The LCD monitor changes to a six-image display. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select the image for which to specify a print copy count and press the ENTER button.
93 Playback/Erasing 4 Note • To cancel the operation and return to the play menu, press the MENU button. w Press the ▼ or ▲ button to specify an index print copy count and press the ENTER button. The index print copy count is set. e Press the MENU button to exit the index print copy count setting.
94 Erasing a File (Image) This section explains how to erase recorded files. There are three ways to erase files: (1) erase, one selected file is erased at a time (2) erase all, all files are erased a.
95 Playback/Erasing 4 Erase The selected file is erased. Important Note • Remember that files cannot be restored once they are erased. Before starting to erase a file, make sure that you want to erase it. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the CARD/IN button to select a source file to be erased.
96 Erase All Images All recorded files are erased. Important Note • Remember that files cannot be restored once they are erased. Before starting to erase files, make sure that you want to erase them. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the CARD/IN button to select a source file to be erased.
97 Playback/Erasing 4 Erase Selected Files (Images) Erases multiple selected image files. Important Note • Files, once erased, cannot be restored. Before erasing files, check that you are sure you want to erase them. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the CARD/IN button to select a source file to be erased.
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Transferring Images to a PC .............................. 100 Changing Camera Settings ................................ 102 Beep Sound Setting ...................................... 102 Auto Power Off Setting ................................. 103 Changing OSD (On-Screen Display) Language .
100 Transferring Images to a PC You can transfer recorded files to a personal computer by using an interface cable and software bundled with the camera. ■ Installing Camera Utility Software Install the CD-ROM-based software (Camera utility Windows/Macintosh) (tentative name) bundled with the camera.
101 Miscellaneous 5 ■ Connecting the Camera to a PC Use the interface cable bundled with the RDC-5000 to connect it to a personal computer. q Turn off the PC. w Connect the camera and the PC to each other using the interface cable, but not before checking to see that the camera is turned off.
102 Changing Camera Settings This camera enables you to change camera settings to meet your applications. Beep Sound Setting This camera beeps to alert you when it records a picture. You can disable the beep by following these steps. q Set the mode dial to [ ].
103 Miscellaneous 5 Auto Power Off Setting The camera will turn off automatically (auto power-off) in the recording and play modes to conserve the battery if it is in idle (no buttons or switches manipulated) for more than 5 minutes. The auto power-off mode can be disabled by setting it to off in either the record or play mode.
104 Changing OSD (On-Screen Display) Language Displays information appearing on the LCD monitor in one of two alternative languages, Japanese and English. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. The setup menu is displayed. Note • To cancel the operation, set the mode dial to another mode.
105 Miscellaneous 5 Changing Video-Out Signal Method (NTSC/PAL) Switches the video system for connecting the camera to a TV set to play record images on TV. See See “ Using Your Digital Camera in Other Countries ” (p.122). q Set the mode dial to [ ].
106 Keep Settings The keep settings mode is for preserving settings after the power is turned off. Each setting is saved and becomes effective when the camera is powered. The following settings can be saved. • Flash (p.55) • Exposure Compensation (p.
107 Miscellaneous 5 t After confirming the setting, press the MENU button. The setup menu will be displayed. Set the mode dial to another mode. Formatting Internal Memory When internal memory becomes full, format it. Important Note • Formatting internal memory will erase all the files recorded in it, whether they are protected or unprotected.
108 e Press the ▼ or ▲ button to select [FORMAT INTERNAL MEMORY] and press the enter button. r Press the shutter release button. The message “ FORMATTING ” is displayed and formatting of internal memory begins. When the formatting is complete, the setup menu is displayed again.
109 Miscellaneous 5 Changing LCD Confirmation When you press the shutter release button to take a picture, the shot image appears on the LCD monitor, accompanied by a beep, before it is recorded. You can select the image confirmation time from among 0 second, 1 second, 2 seconds, and 3 seconds.
110 Changing the LCD Setting The camera comes up with the LCD monitor enabled or disabled when it is powered on in a recording mode. You may set the camera to have the LCD monitor disabled when it is powered on, to save the batteries. q Set the mode dial to [ ].
111 Miscellaneous 5 Initializing Settings You can reset all settings, except for the date. Important Note • Data set by Keep Settings will also be initialized to its factory defaults. q Set the mode dial to [ ]. The SETUP menu will open. Note • To cancel the setting, turn the mode dial to choose another mode.
112 Using the Remote Control The DR-3 remote control unit (optional) makes it possible to record and play back images from a remote location. Important Note • The remote control receiver is located on the right side of the lens. Operate the remote control unit by pointing it at the remote control receiver.
113 Miscellaneous 5 Playing Use the remote control unit to playback recorded files. q Set the mode dial to [ ] and press the CARD/IN button to select a recording destination. The most recently recorded file will be played back. See “ Playback Display ” (p.
114 Erasing You can use the remote control unit to erase a recorded file at a time. Important Note • Remember that files cannot be restored once they are erased. Before starting to erase files, make sure that you want to erase them. q Set the camera ’ s mode dial to [ ].
115 Miscellaneous 5 e Select a file to be erased by pressing the FWD ( △ ) or REV ( ▽ ) button on the remote control unit. r Press the RELEASE button on the remote control unit. The file will be erased. To erase more files, repeat steps e and r as often as required.
116 Accessories Item Model Remarks AC Adapter Remote Control Unit SmartMedia Memory Cards AC-3 DR-3 For drawing power directly from a household electrical outlet. See “ Using an AC Adapter ” (p.29). For remote operation of the camera ’ s recording and playback functions.
117 Miscellaneous 5 Handling Precautions ● This camera is not waterproof. Keep away from water, rain, beverages, etc. Consult your nearest Ricoh service office if any liquid gets into the camera. ● Be careful not to drop the camera or subject it to impacts.
118 Care and Storage ■ Care ● Fingerprints or dirt on the lens will reduce performance so take extra care not to get it dirty. ● Do not wipe dust or smears off the lens with your fingers. Use a lens blower, readily available at most photographic suppliers, to blow dust off, or a very soft cloth to wipe it lightly.
119 Miscellaneous 5 Batteries dead, improperly installed or missing AC adapter not attached correctly Card door open No buttons touched so auto power-off function was activated Dead batteries Camera o.
120 Camera not set to PIC mode Camera set to flash off mode White balance mode set to setting other than auto Batteries dead Subject farther than approx. 3.0 m (9.9 feet) with the zoom on telephoto or approx. 3.4 m (11.2 feet) with the zoom on wide angle The camera is too close to the subject.
121 Miscellaneous 5 Dead batteries Auto power-off activated Obstruction between the remote control unit and camera sensor Dirty remote control transmitter or camera sensor Dead remote control batteries Area captured by autofocus field and the surrounding area have contrasting light levels or the entire subject is dark.
122 Using Your Digital Camera in Other Countries Ricoh AC-3 AC adapter (optional) • The AC-3 AC adapter adjusts automatically to voltages ranging from 100V to 240V AC and frequencies of 50Hz to 60Hz. • Some countries use electrical outlets which have different shapes.
123 Miscellaneous 5 About the Warranty and Servicing 1. The Ricoh RDC-5000 camera is backed by a one-year limited warranty. During the warranty period, which starts from the date of purchase, any defective parts will be repaired free of charge.
124 Note • Before sending the camera in for repair, check the batteries and read this instruction manual again to ensure proper operation. • Some repairs require a significant amount of time to be completed. Please allow sufficient time for repairs.
125 Miscellaneous 5 Specifications ■ General ● Video Signal Protocol : PAL/NTSC ● Power Source and Voltage : Batteries: 6 volts AC: 5 volts ● Dimensions (W × H × D) : 131.1 × 68.8 × 45.2 mm (5.17 ” × 2.71 ” × 1.78 ” ) (excluding grips) ● Weight : Approximately 315 g (11 oz.
126 ● Built-in Flash • Type : Auto • Range : About 0.4 to 3.0 m (telescope) About 0.4 to 3.4 m (wide angle) • Modes : Off/On (Forced flash/Slow synchro)/Auto/Red-eye reduction ■ Image Data Recording and Playback ● Image Resolution : 1792 × 1200, 896 × 600 pixels ● File Format : JPEG (Exif2.
127 Miscellaneous 5 Recording Capacities The table below gives approximate recording picture counts available by SmartMedia memory card capacity and by PIC mode. Note • The picture size of 640 × 480 is available with the digital zoom function enabled.
128 Declaration of Conformity “ The Product complies with the requirements of the EMC Directive 89/336/EEC. ” INFORMATION TO THE USER USA FCC Part15 Class B The equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
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デバイスRicoh RDC-5000の購入後に(又は購入する前であっても)重要なポイントは、説明書をよく読むことです。その単純な理由はいくつかあります:
Ricoh RDC-5000をまだ購入していないなら、この製品の基本情報を理解する良い機会です。まずは上にある説明書の最初のページをご覧ください。そこにはRicoh RDC-5000の技術情報の概要が記載されているはずです。デバイスがあなたのニーズを満たすかどうかは、ここで確認しましょう。Ricoh RDC-5000の取扱説明書の次のページをよく読むことにより、製品の全機能やその取り扱いに関する情報を知ることができます。Ricoh RDC-5000で得られた情報は、きっとあなたの購入の決断を手助けしてくれることでしょう。
Ricoh RDC-5000を既にお持ちだが、まだ読んでいない場合は、上記の理由によりそれを行うべきです。そうすることにより機能を適切に使用しているか、又はRicoh RDC-5000の不適切な取り扱いによりその寿命を短くする危険を犯していないかどうかを知ることができます。
ですが、ユーザガイドが果たす重要な役割の一つは、Ricoh RDC-5000に関する問題の解決を支援することです。そこにはほとんどの場合、トラブルシューティング、すなわちRicoh RDC-5000デバイスで最もよく起こりうる故障・不良とそれらの対処法についてのアドバイスを見つけることができるはずです。たとえ問題を解決できなかった場合でも、説明書にはカスタマー・サービスセンター又は最寄りのサービスセンターへの問い合わせ先等、次の対処法についての指示があるはずです。