ATP Electronics Photo Finder User Manual

GPS Picture Tracker

USER MANUAL

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WARNING

To avoid any unpredictable reason cause the malfunction of the Photo Finder, GPS

Picture Tracker and damage your pictures while operating, please backup any valued

data on your computer or hard drive first.

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WARNING

 Before operating the Photo Finder, GPS Picture Tracker, please read this manual thoroughly,

and retain it for future reference.

 Before operating the GPS mapping function, please backup you file to avoid the potential

data loss.

 To reduce fire or shock hazard, do not expose the device to rain, water or moisture.

Trademarks

 Google is a registered trademark or trademark of Google Inc. in the U.S.A. and/or other countries.  Google Earth is a registered trademark or trademark of Google Inc. in the U.S.A. and/or other countries.  Google Map is a registered trademark or trademark of Google Inc. in the U.S.A. and/or other countries.  Picasa2 is a registered trademark or trademark of Google Inc. in the U.S.A. and/or other countries.  All trade names and trademarks are the properties of their respective companies.  In additional, system and product names used in the manual are, in general, trademarks or registered

trademarks of their respective developers or manufacturers.

Safety Information

Please read the following safety instructions, and keep the user manual for later reference.

• Only use AAA batteries that are specified in this user manual.

• Do not place the device near any source of heat or expose it to direct sunlight.

• Do not attempt to connect to any computer accessories or electronic products unless as specified in this

instruction manual.

• Do not expose the device to moisture or liquids.

• Do not expose the device to environments with extreme temperatures.

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Contents

 What is GPS?  Precautions

Product Features

 Product features

- Function keys description

- Led status description

- LCD screen status description

 Attaching the carabiner and hang on your bag  Inserting battery

How to use the OTG GPS Picture Tracker

 Simple operation  Easy to carry  Store data up to two month  High sensitive GPS antenna and high performance  OTG mode data transferring and GPS coordinates mapping

 Built-in SD/MMC/MS Card Socket and USB Host function

Using the OTG GPS Picture Tracker

 How to create GPS tags  Apply position information to pictures

Using the software

 Compatible to Google Earth and Picasa2 software  How to use the pictures and manage your pictures

- Personal photo management application

- Photo navigation application

- Commercial Business application

Additional information

 Product specifications  Digital camera compatibility list of OTG mode  Trouble shooting

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What is GPS?

GPS (Global Positioning System) is a global navigation satellite system that calculates position from a network orbiting satellites and essentially allows you to track down your exact location on Earth. This network of GPS satellites consists of 24 total satellites in six orbits, with four satellites in each orbit. These 24 satellites are about 20 kilometers (about 12.4 miles) above us and using at least three of them a GPS receiver can receive radio signals and triangulate your exact position via a series of calculations. This is called “tracking” and a GPS receiver logs your location by latitude and longitude numbers. The ATP Photo Finder utilizes an internal GPS receiver and stores your location data for use in photos taken with your digital camera.

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Precautions

 The positioning of GPS satellites varies depending on the location and time you are using a GPS

receiver and there may be a delay in tracking or no tracking available at all.

 Due to the fact that a GPS receiver needs to communicate to orbiting satellites with a direct line of

sight, avoid using the device in areas where radio signals would be obscured. If possible, use the device in open sky environments. A few examples of areas where a GPS receiver might be obscured:

- In tunnels, indoor or under shades of buildings.

- Between tall buildings or narrow streets surrounded by buildings.

- At underground locations, surrounded by dense trees, under an elevated bridge or at the

locations where magnetic fields are generated such as near high voltage cables.

- Near the devices that generate the radio signals of the same frequency band as the Photo

Finder, GPS Picture Tracker: near the 1.5GHz band mobile telephones, etc.

- The Photo Finder may also not be able to track when you are moving at the speed of

500km/hr (300 miles/hr) or faster.

 Margin of Error caused by the positioning of GPS satellites

The ATP Photo Finder automatically tracks your present location when radio signals from three or more GPS satellites are received. The margin of error for the location calculated by the Photo Finder is about 10m and does vary on the environment.

 Tracking Interpolation

The ATP Photo Finder, when activated, records your position information every 5 seconds. When a picture is taken while the Photo Finder is switched off, your position can still be interpolated using software such as Google Earth or Picasa2. A rough position can be calculated by measuring the distances between the location before and after the picture is taken. In this case, the actual position may not match completely with the location on the map based on GPS information.

 On error due to incorrect clock setting on a camera

When the clock setting on your digital camera is set incorrectly, the correct position information from the Photo Finder cannot be applied towards your pictures. Adjust the clock setting of your camera as accurately as possible in order to ensure the accuracy of the position information. In order to for this setting to be synchronized with your Photo Finger, refer to the GPS screen “UTC current time”*(1) and adjust your camera to the same time.

Remark

(1) UTC: Coordinated Universal Time, from Universal Time/Temps Cordonn. (2) Adjust your camera clock setting same as the UTC time. You won’t have to re-adjust time clock of your camera when you go beyond a time zone. (3) If you did not refer to the GPS UTC time, you will not get the correct GPS information and cannot map the correct data to pictures.

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Product Features

The ATP Photo Finder calculates and records GPS position data and allows you to precisely track the exact location and time of where your pictures were taken. Make sure that the Photo Finder is activated while you’re taking pictures with your digital camera. After you finish taking pictures, simply insert your SD card or Memory Stick Pro Duo card into the Photo Finder card slot and the GPS data will be synchronized and added to all pictures on the card. Even more convenient is the fact that this is all performed “on the go” without a PC. All you need to carry with you is your digital camera to take the pictures and the ATP Photo Finder to log your location. Photos GPS tagged by the ATP Photo Finger can be used with any GPS compatible photo software. For example, when used with the Google supplied software “Picasa2”, “Google Earth”, or “Google Map”, your photos will be shown on an online map, giving you a whole new way to organize, enjoy and share your pictures. Share your pictures and trip route with your friends and family. More importantly, never forget where you took a picture again. You can also use your GPS tagged photos in a compatible GPS navigation system, allowing for features such as choosing your destination and landmarks visually.

1. Function and keys description

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1 LED 1: Yellow Flash memory status 7 Carabiner loop Attachment loop

2 LED 2: Blue GPS status 8 Power/Status button Power ON/Off, status select

3 LED 3: Green/Red Power status 9 Select key 1 UI function select “ NO ”

4 LCD Screen Status display 10 Select key 2 UI function select “ YES “

5 Mini USB connector Connect to camera/Card reader 11 Battery cover AAA battery cover

6 Memory card slot SD/MMC/MS cards slot P.S. For detailed function descriptions, please see below.

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2. LED status description

2.1. LED 1: Power Status in Light Green/Red

2.1.1: Power ON/OFF: Green Light will turn on for 2~3 seconds

2.1.2. Remaining Power Status: 70% or more power -> Continuous green light 70%~20% power -> Flashes in Green ~ ~ Under 20% power -> Light in Red Low Power -> Auto Power Off

2.2. LED 2: GPS Status

2.2.1. While GPS Signal is Active: Blue light flashes

--- 5 seconds ---

2.3. LED 3: Memory Status/”On the Go” (OTG) Operating Mode Status

2.3.1. OTG data sync -> Flashes in Yellow while syncing data  

LED1 Power Status

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Green light

Power Status:  Red light

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LED2 GPS Status

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Blue light

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LED3 Memory Status:  Yellow light

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3. LCD screen status description

LCD screen status Key action Description/Action

PWR

Push 3 seconds Power ON and OFF

N/A

Flash Memory

Status

Show Flash Memory Capacity

N/A GPS Signal Search GPS Signals

L UTC Time

UTC Time/Date Information , Refer to

This UTC and Adjust Digital Camera Time

Clock Setting Accordingly

R GPS Information

Show Current Location Information

PWR

Low Battery

Auto Power OFF, Change New Battery

and Power ON Again

N/A

Internal Memory

Full

Please Save the Data or Format System

L/R Format System Select to Format The GPS System

L/R

Syncing GPS Map

Data Selection

Select to Sync The GPS Data to JPG Files

L/R

Mapping

GPS/JPG files

Show The JPG Files Amount

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GPS Data Sync in

Progress

Please DO NOT Remove Any Card or USB

Device

N/A

GPS Data Sync

Complete

Please remove the memory card or the

USB device

N/A

GPS/JPG Files

Sync Status

Show the JPG files Sync Result

N/A

Device/Card

Support Status

Remove Attached Device or Memory Card

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Attaching the Carabiner

1. Detach the looped string from the main device body of the carabiner as illustrated below (1) and pull the loop through the carabiner attachment hole on the device (2)

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2. The carabiner can be used to hang the Photo Finder externally for maximum direct exposure to satellite coverage. This can, for example, be on a bag, backpack, or clothing.

3. When the Photo Finder is activated and tracking, ideal orientation for GPS reception is to have the antenna area pointed up.

4. For more operating detailed operating instructions, please continue to read this manual.

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GPS Antenna area

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Inserting Batteries

1. The following batteries are acceptable.

 LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery x 2  R03 (size AAA) Nickel-Metal Hydride battery x 2

2. Carefully slide down the rear battery cover and insert 2 AAA batteries into the device in the orientation displayed inside.

3. Replace the battery cover.

4. Power ON the device and the LED will flash Green for 2~3 seconds.

5. After usage, be sure to first turn OFF the power before removing the battery. (Based on 1000mA)

LR03 (size AAA) alkaline battery R03 (size AAA) Nickel-Metal Hydride battery

About 8 hours About 7.5 hours

WARNING

There is a danger of leakage or explosion if batteries are mishandled. Please be sure to observe the following:

 Insert batteries with the correct polarity +/-.  Do not attempt to charge a dry battery.  Remove the batteries when not using the device for a prolonged period of time.  Do not break disrupt or switch off power when the device is transferring data to a memory card.

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Photo Finder Basic Usage Instructions and Features

The ATP Photo Finder records GPS log files of your position and time in 5 second intervals and stores this information in internal memory. Simply turn ON the power and the tracking/logging automatically starts. With an internal memory capacity of 32/128 MB (optional), the device can log your position information for over 130/550 hours.

Basic Features:

 Simple operation

There’s no need for a complex set-up or installation process. Turn on the Photo Finder to begin tracking and logging as you’re taking pictures. Then sync the logged position information to your memory card. You now have GPS position tagged photos!

 Easy to carry

With a compact and lightweight (only about 60 grams) design, the ATP Photo Finder is convenient for travel and outdoor use.

 Store data for up to 150/600* hours; logging interval Approx. 5 seconds

The ATP Photo Finder records approximately 150/600* hours of GPS data, equivalent to about 150/600* hours of continuous non-stop tracking. The logging interval is Approx. 5 seconds and you can get the detail GPS information. The number of log entries and recording time may differ depending on satellite coverage and signal strength. (*) Optional Flash memory capacity: store data for 150 hours is 32MB; 600 hours is 128MB.

 High Performance GPS Receiver

The built-in high performance GPS antenna module can search and communicate with 20 channels/satellites simultaneously.

 “On The Go” mode data sync and GPS coordinates mapping

Sync your pictures with GPS positioning data without the need for a PC environment.

 Built-in SD/MMC/MS Card Slot and direct USB Connectivity

The ATP Photo Finder is compatible out of the box with most digital cameras, supporting SD/MMC/MS memory cards. CF/xD memory cards can also be synced with position data with use of a card reader.

Card reader

Digital camera

SD/MMC/MS cards

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Photo Finder Detailed Usage Instructions

1. Install the AAA batteries with the correct polarity +/-.

2. Push the Power button for 2~3 seconds to start the system.

2.1. The LED light flashes green for 2~3 seconds.

2.2. The LCD screen will display ‘OTG GPS Data Recorder V.1.0’

3. The ATP Photo Finder automatically begins to search for satellite signals.

3.1. The LCD screen will display ‘Searching GPS’ and the LED light will flash twice rapidly for 1 second.

3.2. As the device starts to receive radio signals from satellites, the LCD screen will display ‘Current Date and UTC time’ The LED light will flash once slowly for 2~3 seconds.

3.3. Adjust the clock setting of your camera accordingly. The ‘current time’ and ‘UTC time’ displays can be used as a reference.

4. Position the Photo Finder correctly so that the GPS antenna is facing up.

5. You can now being to take pictures as you normally would with your digital camera.

6. Sync the GPS position data to your pictures on a memory card.

6.1. Remove the memory card form your digital camera.

6.2. Open the bottom rubber cover on the Photo Finder and plug in your memory card into

the card slot. (*1)

6.3. The Photo Finder will begin writing the GPS information to your pictures automatically.

6.4. DO NOT remove the memory card or batteries when the device is writing data or else data corruption can occur. (*2)

6.5. After the Photo Finder finishes writing the data, you can remove the memory card.

7. Using the pictures with GPS tag information:

7.1. Personal picture management applications. (*3)

7.2. Commercial business applications.

7.3. Photo navigation applications. (*4)

Remark

(*1) The ATP Photo Finder has a built in SD/MMC/MS memory card slot. Other memory cards such as CF, xD, or MicroDrives can be synced with ATP Photo Finder logged GPS data with use of

a card reader and connection to the PC via USB connection. (*2) When the available remaining power falls under 20%, the Power LED will begin flashing RED. (*3) Using the Google Earth application, you can manage your personal pictures with GPS tags by location and share them. (*4) GPS tagged photos can also be used in navigation devices with GPS photo support. Pictures can be used as

landmarks and destinations, allowing for visual selection rather than by address.

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Using GPS Photo Compatible Software

1. Picasa2 and Google Earth software can be downloaded from www.google.com for use on your PC.

2. Picasa2 is personal picture management software used for many functions such as editing, viewing and

organizing your pictures.

3. Upon importing pictures with GPS tagging information into Picasa2, you will find a “crossmark” symbol in

the lower right corner. This signifies that the picture has GPS position information included. Using your mouse, ‘Right click’ on the screen and the GPS longitude and latitude information can be viewed.

4. Using Picasa2, pictures can also be viewed and organized using Google Earth. Google Earth can visually organize your pictures geographically and can be shared with friends and family.

Cross mark

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Additional Information

1. Brief Specifications

GPS Module

Chipset SiRF Star III Frequency L1 1575.42MHz. Code C.A. Code. Channels 20 Sensitivity (Tracking) -155dBm. Cold start 45 sec Warm start 35 sec Hot start 1 sec Reacquisition 0.1sec typical Position accuracy 25m CEP.≦≦≦≦ Maximum altitude 18000 m Maximum velocity 514 m/s Trickle power mode Duty cycle 34%. (Variable) Default: disable (option: enable)≦≦≦≦ Update rate Continuous operation: 1Hz

Testability

It shall be able to be tested by SiRF test mode 4 and single channel simulator.

Protocol setup It shall store the protocol setup in the SRAM memory.

Interface

I/O Pin 30pin stamp holes

Power consumption

Vcc DC 3.3 ±5% Current GPSM-013: Current 72mA@3.3V typical (w/o ext. antenna) Trickle power mode Average current 39mA@3.3V typical (w/o ext. Antenna)≦≦≦≦

Environment

Operating temperature -30 ~ 85℃℃℃℃ Humidity 95%≦≦≦≦

Display 128x32 Dot Matrix FSTN with backlight

UI Language

English (Default ) Japanese ( Optional ) Traditional Chinese ( Optional )

Simply Chinese ( Optional ) GPS Frequency Response 1575.42 MHz (L1 Band, C/A code) Operating Temperature -20 to +60 degrees C (-4 to +140 degrees F) Storage Temperature -20 to +60 degrees C (-4 to +140 degrees F) Operating Time More than 8 Hours

Connectivity Card

Complies with Compact Flash Specification Revision 4.0

Complies with SD 2.0 SDHC

Complies with MMC 4.2

Complies with Memory Stick PRO/Duo OTG Interface Mini USB Embedded Memory 128MB NAND Flash

Battery AAA x 2 USB cable Mini USB to Type A female connector cable

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2. Partial Digital Camera Compatibility List

 When you use the OTG mode function, please check the compatibility list of digital camera.  The OTG function is compatible to most digital cameras in the market.  If your digital camera model is not on the list, please try the card reader to transfer the GPS data to

memory cards.

2.1. Casio series:

Device Device ID

CASIO QV-3500EX 240-0000476 CASIO EXILIM EX-S3 240-0000476 CASIO EXILIM PRO EX-P600 240-0000476 CASIO EX-S500 240-0000476 CASIO EX-Z110 240-0000476 CASIO EX-Z57 240-0000477 CASIO EX-Z750 240-0000476 CASIO EX-P700 240-0000477 CASIO QV-R4 240-0000477 CASIO EXILIM EX-S20 240-0000476 CASIO EX-S100 240-0000476 CASIO QV-R51 240-0000477 CASIO QV-R61 240-0000476 CASIO ZOOM EX-Z40 240-0000476 CASIO EXILIM EX-M2 240-0000476

2.2. Fujifilm FinePix series

Device Device ID

Fujifilm FinePix 40i 240-0000477 Fujifilm FinePix F420 240-0000478 Fujifilm FinePix A310 240-0000477 Fujifilm FinePix FX-2300 240-0000476 Fujifilm FinePix FX-1300 240-0000476 Fujifilm FinePix FX-4700Z 240-0000476

2.3. HP Photosmart series:

Device Device ID

HP Photosmart 945 240-0000477 HP Photosmart 935XI 240-0000476 HP Photosmart R707 240-0000477

HP Photosmart 850 240-0000477

2.4. Konica series:

Device Device ID

Konica Digital Revio KD-500Z 240-0000476 Konica Minolta Dimage Xi 240-0000477 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z1 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE X31 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Xg 240-0000478 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z2 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE G600 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE X50 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z3 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE E323 240-0000476

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Konica Minolta DiMAGE Xt 240-0000476 Konica Minolta Dimage A2 240-0000478 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z20 240-0000476 Konica Minolta Revio KD-510Z 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE Z10 240-0000477 Konica Minolta Dimage G400 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE G530 240-0000476 Konica Minolta DiMAGE X1 240-0000476

2.5. Kyocera FineCam series

Device Device ID

Kyocera Finecam S3L 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam L30 240-0000476

Kyocera FineCam S5R 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam S5 240-0000477

Kyocera Finecam L3 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam M400R 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam M410R 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam S3R 240-0000477 Kyocera Contax SL300R T 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam SL300R 240-0000476 Kyocera Finecam SL400R 240-0000477 Kyocera Finecam L3v 240-0000477

2.6. Nikon Coolpix series

Device Device ID

Nikon COOLPIX 4500 240-0000478 Nikon COOLPIX 4100 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 4200 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 5200 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 3200 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 2200 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 5900 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 7600 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX 7900 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX S4 240-0000478 Nikon COOLPIX S3 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX S2 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX S1 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX P1 240-0000476 Nikon COOLPIX P2 240-0000478 Nikon COOLPIX S9 240-0000476 Nikon D50 240-0000477

2.7. Olympus series:

Device Device ID

OLYMPUS CMEDIA C-4040 Zoom 240-0000477 OLYMPUS CMEDIA C-3100 Zoom 240-0000477 OLYMPUS Camedia 5050Z 240-0000477 OLYMPUS u-300 240-0000477 OLYMPUS CMEDIA C-730 Ultra Zoom

240-0000477

OLYMPUS CMEDIA C-770 Ultra Zoom

240-0000477

OLYMPUS CMEDIA C-2 Zoom 240-0000477

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2.8. Panasonic series:

Device Device ID

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FX2 240-0000476 Panasonic DMC-LC70 240-0000477 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ20 240-0000477 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ3 240-0000477 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FX7 240-0000476 Panasonic DMC-FZ15 240-0000477 Panasonic DMC-FX9 240-0000476 Panasonic DMC-FX8 240-0000477 Panasonic DMC-LZ2 240-0000476 Panasonic DMC-LZ1 240-0000476 Panasonic DMC-FX50 240-0000477 Panasonic DMC-LC1-K 240-0000477 Panasonic LUMIX DMC-FZ10 240-0000477 Panasonic DMC-F7 240-0000477 Panasonic DMC-LC5 240-0000477 Panasonic D-snap SV-AS3 240-0000477 Panasonic D-snap SV-AS30 240-0000477 Panasonic D-snap SV-AS10 240-0000477

2.9. Pentax series

Device Device ID

PENTAX Optio 555 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio 43WR 240-0000477 PENTAX Optio 750Z 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio 33LF 240-0000477 PENTAX Optio S30 240-0000477 PENTAX Optio X 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio S40 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio SV 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio MX 240-0000476 PENTAX Optio WP 240-0000477 PENTAX Optio S5n 240-0000476

2.10. Sanyo series:

Device Device ID

Sanyo VPC-AZ1 240-0000477 Sanyo Xacti DSC-S3 240-0000478 Sanyo Xacti DSC-S4 240-0000478 Sanyo Xacti DSC-J4 240-0000478 Sanyo Xacti DSC-S1 240-0000478 Sanyo VPC-E6 240-0000477 Sanyo VPC-A5 240-0000477 Sanyo DSC-MZ3 240-0000476 Sanyo ES5 240-0000477 Sanyo Xacti VPC C4 240-0000476 Sanyo Xacti VPC C1 240-0000476

2.11. Samsung series:

Device Device ID

SamSung DigiMax V4 240-0000478 SamSung Digimax V50 240-0000477 SamSung Digimax V5 240-0000476 SamSung D-3100 (D-3000) 240-0000476 SamSung Digimax V6 240-0000476 SamSung Digimax i5 240-0000477 SamSung Digimax V700 240-0000477 SamSung Digimax 410 240-0000477

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3. Backing up the GPS data from the Photo Finder

 By connecting the ATP Photo Finder directly to your PC via USB connection, you can back up all the

logged GPS position information. The Photo Finder will show up as a USB removable drive and you can directly view the internal log information. You can copy this data anywhere on your PC’s harddrive.

4. Trouble shooting

If you run into any problems using the Photo Finder, please see the troubleshooting information table below. If the problem persists, please contact your local dealer or retailer.

The GPS data is not being synced to my pictures

 Ensure that the clock/time setting of your camera is set the same as the Photo Finder GPS time.  Ensure that your camera time clock setting is turned ON.

The Photo Finder is unable to acquire a GPS signal

 You may have used the Photo Finder in areas where the GPS device cannot receive a signal, for

instance in obscured areas such as in tunnels, underground or under tall buildings.

 Inside a car there is a chance that the GPS signals will be reflected by glass.

It takes a long time to acquire a signal from the GPS satellites

 It may take a long time to track a location depending on the positioning of the GPS satellites.

The Photo Finder will not power on.

 Open the battery cover and re-insert the battery.  The battery may not be inserted properly.

The Photo Finder cannot transfer GPS data to my memory card.

 You may be running on low power battery. Please replace the battery with a new one.  You may have used a memory card that the Photo Finder cannot support.

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The Photo Finder cannot connect with my PC and card reader.

 You may be running on low power battery. Please replace the battery with a new one.  Please check the USB cable.

The Photo Finder cannot recognize my digital camera.

 You may be running on low power battery. Please replace the battery with a new one.  You may be using a digital camera that the device cannot support.  Please check the power status of the digital camera.

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