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With the Epson® P-6000 Multimedia Storage Viewer™, you
can enjoy photos, videos, and music wherever you go. Your
images are displayed on Epson’s exclusive 4-inch Photo
®
Fine
Premia LCD in brilliant color and detail.
Features
❍ Large 4-inch LCD with true Adobe
❍ Support for JPEG and RAW files (including zoom)
❍ Support for MP3 and AAC audio, with music playlists
❍ Support for MPEG4 and Motion JPEG video
❍ 80GB hard drive
❍ Two slots for CompactFlash
❍ Hi-speed USB 2.0 interface for PC or Macintosh
❍ Software for convenient file conversion and transfer
❍ Direct printing to PictBridge
❍ Lithium-ion battery and AC adapter
❍ Video output to display pictures on a TV or projector
®
®
RGB color gamut
and SD™ memory cards
®
™
printers
Using the Documentation
This guide provides information and instructions for all the
viewer features, including troubleshooting tips.
Make sure you read and follow all the “Safety Instructions”
on page 82. Please follow these guidelines:
Warning:
Must be followed carefully to avoid bodily injury.
Caution:
Must be observed to avoid damage to your equipment.
Note:
Contains important information and useful tips on the operation
of your product.
If you need assistance using your viewer, see “Where To Get
Help” on page 80.
Your package also includes a P-6000/P-7000 Basics Guide.
Keep it with the viewer for handy reference.
8
Chapter 1
Getting Started
Parts
Headphone
connector
SD card slot
Memory card
access light
Liquid Crystal
Display (LCD)
CompactFlash card slot
CF card slot
eject button
Power switch
with Hold function
Strap hook
B
A
TT.
Battery cover
Speaker
Device USB
connector
(for computer)
Reset button
Host USB connector
(for camera, flash drive, etc.)
A/V Out connector
AC adapter
connector
Rubber
covers
Getting Started 9
Lights and Buttons
Activity light
Flashes blue during
power on, printing,
file transfer, and
computer connection
Back button
Press to cancel your
selection or return to
the previous display
or menu item
Zoom buttons
Press to zoom in or out,
or adjust the volume for
music or video
Charge light
Green for battery
charging; orange
for problems
4-way ring
Press to select a photo
or navigate the menus
OK button
Press to select an option,
open a folder or photo, or
play music or video
Jog dial
Roll to select a photo
or navigate the menus
Menu button
Press to display a pop-up menu
Display button
Press to change the display
or view photo information
button
Press to select a file or rate
a photo from 1 to 5 stars;
press and hold to connect to
a computer
Getting Started 10
Installing the Battery
The viewer comes with a lithium-ion battery.
1 Slide the battery cover to the right to open it.
3 Close the battery cover and slide it to the left until it
clicks.
2 Insert the battery into the compartment in the direction
of the arrow on the battery.
Charging the Battery
After installing the battery, you need to charge it using the
AC adapter. It takes about 3.5 hours to fully charge the
battery when the viewer is off, and longer when the viewer
is on.
Charge light is green while the battery is being
The
charged. When the battery is fully charged, the light
turns off.
Getting Started 11
To charge the battery, connect the AC adapter as shown
below. Connect the other end to the power cord and plug it
into an electrical outlet.
Removing the Battery
If you plan to store the viewer for an extended period of
time, you should remove the battery.
1 Make sure the viewer is turned off (see page 16).
Caution:
Remove the AC adapter if it is connected to the viewer.
Never remove the battery while the viewer is turned on.
Doing so may cause files to be lost or damaged.
Caution:
Do not connect the AC adapter when the battery is not installed;
this can damage the viewer. Turn off the viewer before
disconnecting the AC adapter.
The battery status is displayed in the top right corner of the
LCD screen when the viewer is on.
Battery is fully charged.
Battery power is about half full.
Battery power is low.
Battery is charging.
Note:
The battery may become hot when the viewer is operated
during charging. Charging will stop until the battery cools down.
2 Open the battery cover.
3 Slide the battery release lever to the left. The battery
pops out.
Getting Started 12
4 Pull out the battery. Then close the battery cover.
Turning On the Power
Slide the power switch down as shown below, then release it.
The activity light flashes for a moment then turns off.
Note:
If you remove the battery, the date and time settings will be
erased after about one day. The next time you turn on the
viewer, the date and time setting screen will be displayed.
Activity
light
Setting the Language, Date, and Time
The first time you turn on the viewer, you see the Language
setting screen:
Getting Started 13
Note:
If you see the Home screen instead (as shown in “Using the
Home Screen” on page 15), the language has already been
selected. To change it or check the date and time, select
Settings on the Home screen. Then follow the instructions in
“Date and Time” or “Language” on page 73.
1 Press OK to select English. You see a message about
setting the date.
2 Press
OK. You see the Date and Time screen:
6 When you finish, highlight
Complete and press OK.
You see the Home screen. See page 15 for details.
Note:
If you remove the battery, the date and time settings will be
erased after about one day. The next time you turn on the
viewer, the date and time setting screen will be displayed.
Locking the Buttons
You can lock the buttons on the viewer. This allows you to
place the viewer in a purse or backpack and use it with
headphones without accidentally pressing the buttons.
3 Press right or left on the 4-way ring to highlight a setting
to change.
4 Press up or down on the 4-way ring to change the
setting (such as the year).
5 After setting the date, set the date format.
To lock the buttons, slide the power switch to
Hold.
To unlock the buttons, slide the power switch back to the
middle position.
Getting Started 14
Using the Home Screen
Whenever you turn on the viewer, the Home screen
appears. All operations can be started from this screen.
Hold icon
SD icon
The following table summarizes the Home screen.
IconFunction
Battery
icon
CF iconIndicates that a memory card is inserted in the
SD iconIndicates that a memory card is inserted in the
Indicates the remaining charge in the battery.
See “Charging the Battery” (page 11).
CompactFlash slot.
SD slot.
CF icon
Battery icon
IconFunction
Hold
icon
Backup
Files
My
Photos
My
Videos
My
Music
Memory
Card
USB
Device
SettingsCheck and adjust viewer settings. See
Print
Wizard
Indicates that the buttons are locked. See
“Locking the Buttons” (page 14).
View folders and files backed up from memory
cards or USB devices.
View folders and files that you have copied
into the Photos folder. See “Viewing Images”
(page 27).
View folders and play videos that you have
copied into the Videos folder. See “Viewing
Videos” (page 32).
Listen to music copied from your computer.
See “Playing Audio Files” (page 38).
View files on memory cards or copy the files
to the viewer. See “Copying Files From a
Memory Card” (page 20).
Copy files to or from a USB device. See
“Using the Viewer With USB Devices” (page
48).
“Customizing Settings” (page 70).
Edit and print photos you have copied to the
viewer. See “Printing” (page 60).
Getting Started 15
Tur ni ng Of f the Power
Saving Power
Before you turn off the viewer, make sure the memory card
access light is off. Then slide the power switch as shown
below, and hold it down for a few seconds until the activity
light flashes and the viewer turns off.
Memory card
access light
Activity
light
When you are not using the viewer, it goes into one of the
power-saving modes listed below. You can adjust the timing
for all of the power-saving modes; see “Power Save” on
page 71 for more information.
❍ The LCD screen turns dark after one minute of
inactivity. Press any button to turn it on.
❍ The LCD screen turns off after five minutes of
inactivity. Press any button to turn it on.
❍ The viewer turns off automatically after 10 minutes of
inactivity. Slide down the power switch to turn it back
on.
When the AC adapter is connected, the viewer plays a
screen saver after three minutes of inactivity instead of
turning off.
To customize the screen saver, see “Selecting a Screen
Saver” on page 58.
Getting Started 16
Chapter 2
Using Memory Cards
The viewer has two memory card slots: one for
™
CompactFlash or Microdrive
cards, and one for SD
(Secure Digital) and MultiMediaCard cards.
This chapter explains how to insert and remove memory
cards and how to display and copy files.
Inserting and Removing Memory
Cards
The viewer supports the following types of memory cards:
CompactFlash (Type2 and 3.3V)
❍
❍ Microdrive
❍ Secure Digital (up to 2GB)
❍ SDHC (up to 32GB)
❍ MultiMediaCard
❍ MMCplus (up to 4GB)
With a CompactFlash adapter, you can use the memory
cards listed below in the
❍ miniSD
❍ Memory Stick
❍ Memory Stick Duo
❍ Memory Stick PRO™❍ RS-MMC Card
Caution:
Make sure you follow all instructions included with your
memory card.
Never remove a memory card, or shake or drop the viewer
while the memory card access light is flashing. Doing so may
cause files to be lost or damaged.
Do not put labels or stickers on memory cards. The sticker may
peel off, preventing the card from being ejected and damaging
the viewer.
Avoid using or storing cards in direct sunlight, or in places that
are extremely hot, humid, or dusty.
™
Card❍ Memory Stick PRO Duo
™
CF Card slot:
❍ xD-Picture Card
™
❍ SmartMedia Card
Using Memory Cards 17
™
™
Using the CF Card Slot
You can use Type2 and 3.3V CompactFlash cards or
Microdrive cards in the
CompactFlash adapter, you can also use other types of cards,
as described in “Inserting and Removing Memory Cards”
on page 17.
Insert the memory card into the slot with the label facing
forward. Then push the memory card all the way into the
slot.
If you are using a CompactFlash adapter, put the card into
the adapter and insert the adapter into the slot.
CF Card slot. If you have a
To remove a card from the CF Card slot, first make sure the
memory card access light is off. Then press the eject button
and pull out the card.
If the button is not sticking out, press it once to pop it out,
then press it again to eject the card.
Note:
If you are using a CompactFlash adapter, remove the adapter
from the viewer; do not remove only the memory card.
Caution:
Make sure you insert memory cards in the correct orientation.
Otherwise, the card and viewer may be damaged.
Using Memory Cards 18
Using the SD Card Slot
You can use Secure Digital, SDHC, MultiMediaCard, or
MMCplus cards in the
Insert the memory card into the slot as shown below. Then
push the memory card all the way into the slot.
Caution:
Make sure you insert memory cards in the correct orientation.
Otherwise, the card and viewer may be damaged.
SD Card slot.
To remove a card from the SD Card slot, first make sure the
memory card access light is off. Then press in on the top of
the card.
When the card pops up, pull it out of the slot.
Using Memory Cards 19
Copying Files From a Memory Card
After you insert a memory card, you can browse the files and
decide what you want to do with them, or simply copy all
the files on the card to the viewer.
Note:
If the battery power is low, copying may not be completed. Use
the AC adapter when copying files.
The files are copied to a folder that is automatically created
in the Backup Files folder on the viewer. The folder is
named according to the date and the date format you
selected, for example,
03292008M.001. Folders are
numbered in the order they are copied.
If you want to change the name, see “Creating a New Folder
and Copying Files” on page 22.
Copying All Files
1 Insert a memory card.
If the Memory Card menu doesn’t open automatically,
Memory Card on the Home screen, then press
select
OK. You see the following menu:
2 Select
CF Memory Card Backup or SD Memory
Card Backup
. Then press OK.
When the backup is complete, you see thumbnail images of
the copied photos.
Note:
The files on the memory card can be automatically deleted after
copying is complete. For details, see “Backup Settings” on
page 72.
To check the copied files, select Backup Files on the Home
screen, then press
OK. Press OK again to select the folder
you just copied and display the files.
Using Memory Cards 20
Copying Selected Files
You can copy selected files directly from a memory card to a
new or existing folder in My Photos or My Videos.
1 Insert a memory card.
If the Memory Card menu doesn’t open automatically,
select
Memory Card on the Home screen, then
press
OK.
2 In the Memory Card menu, select
Card
or Browse SD Memory Card.
3 Press
OK. The files on the memory card appear in
thumbnail view.
Browse CF Memory
6 Select
Select and Copy Files, then press OK.
Checkboxes appear on each thumbnail image.
Checkbox
Note:
To copy a single file, select the file you want to copy, press
Menu, and select Copy/Move. Select Copy this File, then
continue with step 8.
7 Use the 4-way ring or jog dial to highlight each file you
want to copy, then press the button to select it. The
selected items are displayed with red check marks.
Note:
To select all files and folders, press Menu and choose
Select All.
4 Press the
5 Select
Copy/Move, then press OK.
Menu button to display the pop-up menu.
8 When you’re finished selecting photos, press OK.
Using Memory Cards 21
9 Use the 4-way ring to highlight My Photos or My
Videos
, then press right on the 4-way ring to select it.
10 Do one of the following:
Creating a New Folder and Copying Files
You can create a folder and copy files to it from a memory
card, USB device, or from Backup Files.
❍To copy the items into the selected folder, press OK.
Your items are copied.
❍To copy the items into a new subfolder, highlight
Create New Folder and press OK. Then see the
next section to enter a name for the new folder and
copy the items.
Note:
It’s easier to manage your files if you copy them into a
folder you’ve named, instead of placing them in the root of
a main folder (such as My Photos or My Videos).
1 To copy items to a new folder, follow the steps in the
previous section.
When you select
Create New Folder and press OK, the
on-screen keyboard appears with the current date
entered as the default name for the folder.
You can either keep the name or enter a new one.
2 To keep the current name, highlight
OK. Your files are copied to the new folder.
Done and press
Using Memory Cards 22
3 To enter a new name, use the Back (backspace) button
to clear the current name. Then enter a new name using
the 4-way ring or jog dial (highlight each character and
press
OK to enter it).
❍To move the cursor forward or backward, press the
+ (plus) or – (minus) buttons.
❍To delete the last letter input, press Back.
❍To enter a space, press Menu.
❍To switch between upper- and lowercase, press
Display.
❍To cancel the name, highlight Cancel and press
OK.
4 After entering the name, highlight
Your files are copied to the new folder.
Done and press OK.
Using Memory Cards 23
Chapter 3
Viewing Photos and Videos
After you have copied files from a memory card, you can
view or play them in various ways. This chapter explains
how to view photos and video files on your viewer and on a
TV or projector.
Using the Viewer Screen
The following illustrations identify the icons that appear on
the screen:
Indicates a locked file or folder
Indicates an unsupported file
Indicates a file with rating information
Indicates a file with a sound memo
Indicates a music file
Indicates a private folder
Indicates that the folder is set as the screen saver
Viewing Photos and Videos 24
❍ By default, unsupported files are not displayed. If you
want to change this setting, see “View Mode” on
page 71.
❍ Thumbnails of video files that have not been played
back, or have not been played back completely, are
displayed with () or () respectively (not
shown in mini-thumbnail view).
❍ Thumbnails of folders that have been backed up on
your computer in Backup Files are displayed with the
icon.
❍ Files in unsupported formats or with names that contain
unsupported characters may be displayed as “?”, and
may not be accessible.
Mini-thumbnails
(64 per screen)
Details
(file name, date modified,
and file size)
Changing the Display
You can change the file view by pressing the Display button
while in a folder.
Thumbnails
(12 per screen)
Using the Pop-up Menu
Press the Menu button at any time to display a menu of the
options currently available. These options vary, depending
on what you are doing with the viewer.
The following table summarizes the menu functions for
photo files:
MenuFunction
Rating Filter
Display
Displays only photos with the specified
rating (page 58).
Viewing Photos and Videos 25
MenuFunction
Enhanced
Photo Display
Mode
Playback
Sound Memo
Copy/MoveCopies or moves files or folders. See
EditLocks files or folders (page 57), renames
SortOrganizes the files in a folder by date,
PrintPrints photo images. See page 66.
Wallpaper and
Icon Settings
Set as Screen
Saver
Slide ShowStarts displaying the images in a folder as a
SettingsAdjusts LCD brightness, turns the guide
Displays photo images using a wider color
gamut. See page 30.
Plays the sound memo recorded with an
image file.
page 21.
folders (page 54), or rotates photos
(page 31).
name, or file extension.
Selects an image to be used as
background for a folder or the Home
screen. See page 58.
Creates a screen saver from the images in
a folder. See page 58.
slide show. See page 30.
and key beep on or off, and sets display
options for private folders and unsupported
files. See pages 72 to 73.
MenuFunction
Return to
HOME
DeleteDeletes files or folders. See page 55.
Returns to the Home screen.
The following table summarizes the menu functions for
video files:
MenuFunction
Copy/MoveCopies or moves files or folders (page 21).
EditLocks files or folders (page 57), renames
folders (page 54), or rotates photos
(page 31).
SortOrganizes the files in a folder by date,
name, or file extension.
Play from
Beginning
Play SettingsAdjusts the screen size of a video. See
Set This
Frame as Icon
Display modeAdjusts the display mode for video files.
Restarts playback from the beginning of
the video file.
page 72.
Sets the currently displayed frame as the
video’s thumbnail image.
Viewing Photos and Videos 26
MenuFunction
SettingsAdjusts LCD brightness, turns the guide
and key beep on or off, and sets display
options for private folders and unsupported
files. See pages 72 to 73.
Return to
HOME
DeleteDeletes files or folders. See page 55.
Returns to the Home screen.
Supported Image Formats
Viewing Images
After you have copied files from a memory card you can
view them in various ways. You can display the images at
full screen, zoom in, or show several types of photographic
information.
1 Use the 4-way ring or jog dial to select
Backup Files.
My Photos or
Image
files
JPEG.jpg
RAW.arw
Note:
TIFF files and progressive JPEG files are not supported.
For DNG files, the viewer supports only the JPEG preview
embedded in the file.
ExtensionDetails
Minimum size: 320 × 240 pixels
.jpeg
.cr2
.crw
.dng
.erf
.mrw
.nef
.orf
.pef
.raf
Maximum size: 31 megapixels
Maximum image aspect ratio: 3:1
JPEG data stored in the header of
RAW files is displayed.
2 Press
OK.
3 Select the folder containing the images you want to
view, then press
OK.
Viewing Photos and Videos 27
You see a screen like this:
4 Use the 4-way ring or jog dial to select the image you
want to view, then press
OK. The selected image is
enlarged to fill the screen.
Note:
If your image file contains a sound memo (WAV format),
you can listen to it during full screen display. To listen to the
sound memo, press the Menu button and select Playback
Sound Memo.
Zooming an Image
You can zoom RAW and JPEG images up to 400%.
❍ To zoom in on an image, press the + (plus) button. Keep
pressing it to zoom in up to 400%.
❍ To zoom out, press the – (minus) button. Continue
pressing it to zoom all the way out.
❍ To pan around a zoomed image, use the 4-way ring.
❍ To return to the normal full-screen view, press Back.
❍ To select an area to zoom in, press OK when a full-screen
image is displayed. Use the 4-way ring to move the red
box to the area you want to zoom, then press
When you are viewing a zoomed-in image, you can use the
jog dial to display the next or previous photo without
changing the zoom.
OK again.
Viewing Photos and Videos 28
Displaying Image Information
You can view image information, a histogram, and display
an over- and under-exposure preview.
1 To view the file name and date for a full-screen image,
press the
2 To view image information, and a histogram, press
Display again:
Display button.
3 To view the over- and under-exposure preview, press
Display a third time:
In the over- and under-exposure preview, highlight
and shadow areas show graduated tone reversal. The
brightest 6% of the image shows 4 levels of black, and
the darkest 6% shows 4 levels of white.
4 To return to normal display, press the
again.
Viewing Photos and Videos 29
Display button
Displaying a Wider Color Gamut
Images are displayed in the color space they were captured
in, either sRGB or AdobeRGB. You can also display images
in a wider color gamut and correct color casts, backlighting,
under-exposure, and low-contrast images with Enhanced
Photo Display Mode.
Note:
Enhanced Photo Display Mode affects only the image shown on
the viewer, and does not change the file itself. The Menu,
Display,
this mode.
1 When you are viewing a full-screen image, press Menu
, + (plus), and – (minus) buttons are not available in
and select
Enhanced Photo Display Mode. You can
use the 4-way ring or jog dial to view the next or
previous photo in Enhanced Photo Display Mode.
Displaying Images as a Slide Show
You can display images in a folder as a slide show and select
transition effects, timing, and background music.
1 Select a folder you want to display as a slide show.
2 Press the
Menu button to display the pop-up menu:
2 To return to normal display, press
Back.
3 Select
Slide Show and press OK. The slide show starts.
To stop the slide show, press
Back.
4 To adjust the timing, effects, and music, press
while the slide show is playing.
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