User manual DAEWOO DMP-2300

[. . . ] No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means, optical, electronic, recording, or otherwise, without the written consent of our company. We reserve the right to revise this manual and to make changes to any or all parts at any time, without obligation to notify any person or entity of such revisions and changes. 2 USER GUIDE Reminders Disposal of Used Electrical & Electronic Equipment The meaning of the symbol on the product, its accessory or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Please, dispose of this equipment at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipments waste. In the European Union and Other European countries there are separate collection systems for used electrical and electronic product. [. . . ] 28 USER GUIDE Playback File storage destination Folder 100MEDIA File IMAG0001. JPG ~ IMAG9999. JPG IMAG0001. WAV ~ IMAG9999. WAV V0001. WAV ~ V9999. WAV IMAG0001. ASF ~ IMAG9999. ASF MISC MUSIC AUTPRINT. MRK AUTXFER. MRK *. MP3 *. WMA Description Photo file Audio file (recorded in audio recording mode) Audio file (recorded in audio attaching mode) Video file System marker for DPOF file Music file * : User defined USER GUIDE 29 Music Playing music 2. Use forward. F. Bwd twice to play the music While playing to fast backward or fast F. Fwd to skip to next file or 5. Press (Menu button) to stop. USER GUIDE Setup menu The setup menu allows users to set up various settings such as time, TV system, frequency, speaker tone and etc. Use menu and to navigate through the to confirm. Setup menu Up Left Down 3. Press (Menu button) to exit. Right OK Option Clock set Date Timer Item Description Sets the date and time. (Please refer to page 18) USER GUIDE 31 Setup menu Date format DD/MM/YY YY/MM/DD MM/DD/YY TV system NTSC PAL Sets the output signal to TV. - NTSC for USA, Japan, Taiwan, etc. * - PAL for Australia, China, Europe, etc. ** Sets the displaying frequency. (Please refer to page 19) Frequency Beeper 50Hz 60Hz Melody Off Normal *NTSC system Canada, Central America, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Panama, Taiwan, U. S. A. , etc. **PAL system Australia, Austria, Belgium, China, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom, Yugoslavia, etc. 32 USER GUIDE Setup menu Startup screen Default OFF Custom LCD brightness Storage Memory Card Internal Memory Auto power off Never 5 Min 2 Min Silence Off On Sets system sound and LED indicators - Off will turn off all sound and LED indicators Restores device back to factory default settings Adjusts the brightness on the LCD screen. Sets the time for the device to auto shutdown for power conservation Changes the startup screen. Reset Format Memory Card Internal Memory Formats MMC/SD card or internal memory - All data including protected files will be erased USER GUIDE 33 Advanced operations Advanced options Adjusting the white balance The level depending on surrounding lighting condition, however for optimal results, the user can manually set the white balance level according to the lighting conditions. Choose the proper white balance level for your surrounding lighting condition. Cloudy Auto Daylight Recording under Determines Recording under the best white sunlight conditions. Press (Menu button) to exit. 34 USER GUIDE Advanced operations Adding effect This option enriches your images by adding digital effects. NEGATIVE Reverses the color and brightness of the photo like the negative. SEPIA Takes the sepia-toned photo like an old photo. PASTEL (photo only) Sharpens the outline of an object like the handdrawn photo. 6. (Menu button) to exit. USER GUIDE 35 Advanced operations Backlight compensation Backlight compensation is effective when capturing or recording a backlighted subject or when the background exposure is too strong. Backlight compensation icon displays on screen. A 00:02:34 1234 OFF 36 USER GUIDE Advanced operations Various video options Setting video resolution The image resolution directly correlates to the file size, therefore higher resolution will have larger file size. : Fine video resolution (640x480 30fps) : High video resolution (352x288 30fps) : Normal video resolution (320x240 30fps) 6. Use (video resolution). Setting video quality The video quality directly correlates to the size of the file. to navigate to USER GUIDE 37 Advanced operations Applying fader to video This feature allows user to add fader to video. Use to navigate to Motion detect recording This feature allows user to set the camera at one location and records when it detects motion and stops when no motion is detected. [. . . ] Use to choose to delete a (single file) or (all files) within the folder. P L AY BA C K DPOF DELETE ONE? DELETE ALL? 7. Press to confirm. Note: You cannot delete the file if it is locked. Note: Press (Menu button) at anytime to abort. 13/34 or EXIT DELETE SELECT ONE ENTER SELECT OK OK EXIT Exit 13/33 Protected 1/1 SELECT T W VOL SELECT T W VOL USER GUIDE 57 Advanced operations Direct Print provides a direct connect solution for the device to communicate with printers. If you connect the device to a PictBridgeTM compliant printer, the photos stored in the device can be printed directly without connecting to any computers or third party devices. [. . . ]