Canon HR10 Camcorder User Manual


 
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Preparations
The first time you connect the
camcorder to the computer, you need
to install the software and set the auto-
launch setting. From the second time
on, just connect the camcorder to the
computer using the USB cable to
transfer images.
1 Install the supplied Digital Video
Software.
Refer to the installation guide
(separate leaflet included with the
CD-ROM).
2 Set the camcorder to
mode.
3 Connect the camcorder to the
computer using the USB cable.
Refer to PC Connection Diagrams
(CL397).
4 Set the auto-launch setting.
See Starting CameraWindow
(Windows) or Auto-downloading
(Macintosh) in the Digital Video
Software instruction manual
(electronic version on PDF file).
The direct transfer menu appears
on the camcorder screen and the
_ button lights up.
_]_ IMPORTANT
When the CARD access indicator is on
or flashing do not perform the following
actions. Doing so may result in
permanent data loss.
- Do not subject the camcorder to
vibrations or strong impacts.
- Do not open the memory card slot
cover and do not remove the memory
card.
- Do not disconnect the USB cable.
- Do not turn off the camcorder or the
computer.
- Do not change the position of the
',_,/_ switch or the operating mode.
Operation may not work correctly
depending on the software and the
specifications/settings of your
computer.
Ifyou wish to use the image files on your
computer, make copies of them first.
Usethe copied files, retaining the
originals.
During the following operations, even if
you connect the camcorder to the
computer itwill not be recognized.
- Erasing all still images from the card
- Erasing all transfer orders
- Erasing all print orders
_) NOTES
We recommend powering the
camcorder using the compact power
adapter.
Refer also to the computer's instruction
manual.
Users of Windows Vista, Windows XP
and Mac OS X:
Your camcorder is equipped with the
standard Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP)
allowing you to transfer still images
(JPEG only) simply by connecting the
camcorder to a computer using the USB
cable without having to install the
supplied software.
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