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QuickStart Guide
OLYMPUS AMERICA INC.
Two Corporate Center Drive, Melville,
NY 11747-3157, U.S.A.
http://www.olympusamerica.com/support
UNPACKING THE BOX CONTENTS
Gather your Digital Camera and the parts as shown in the illustration. You’ll need these to complete the steps for the camera
set-up procedures that follow.
START HERE
It is strongly recommended that you follow these step-by-step
numbered instructions to set up and quickly begin using your
new Digital camera.
For more detailed instructions on advanced features, please refer to
the printed Basic Manual included in your package, or the Reference
Manual on the CD-ROM.
Digital Camera Strap LI-10B lithium
The following items are also included in the Digital Camera package: Basic Manual, A/V cable, RM-2 remote control, warranty card,
registration card (not provided in some areas).
ion battery
Olympus Europa GmbH
Wendenstrasse 14-18,
20097 Hamburg, Germany
http://www.olympus-europa.com/
LI-10C
Battery charger
AC cable
for the battery
charger
CD-ROM
(CAMEDIA Master/
Reference Manual)
http://www.olympus.com/
USB cable xD-Picture Card
PREPARING THE CAMERA FOR USE
Before you begin using your Olympus Digital Camera…
a. Charging the battery
The Digital Camera uses an Olympus Lithium ion battery (LI-10B) and dedicated charger (LI10C). This is the only battery/charger designed for use with the Digital Camera. The battery
cannot be charged while in the camera.
Note: The Lithium ion battery is not fully charged when the camera is
purchased. You must fully charge the battery using the charger before first use.
• Insert the Lithium ion battery into the charger as indicated in the illustration.
• Connect the battery charger AC cable as shown to a standard wall outlet.
• To fully charge the battery requires approximately 2 hours. The charge indicator light will be red
when charging, and will turn green when the charging process is complete.
b. Loading the battery
Note: The battery and xD-Picture card compartments are accessed by opening the
respective compartment covers.
• Slide the battery compartment cover in the direction of the arrow, and lift
open the cover as shown in the illustration. (the direction indicated by the
mark on the cover)
• Insert the battery into the compartment.
• Close the battery compartment cover so that it pushes the battery in and
slide the cover while pressing the mark.
Note: If the battery compartment cover is hard to close, do
not force it. Press on the cover firmly to close the cover,
and then slide it into position.
• To remove the battery, make sure that the monitor and the lamp at the
side of the viewfinder are off. Return the camera to the upright position
and tip the battery out.
Charge indicator
c. Inserting the xD-Picture Card
The xD-Picture Card is where the camera stores your pictures and
is available in a variety of memory capacities. The pictures you take
with the camera remain on the xD-Picture Card even when the
camera is turned off and/or the battery is removed.
• Open the connector cover while pressing the mark as in the illustration.
• Open the card cover by pulling the card cover catch towards you.
• Insert the xD-Picture Card into the spring-loaded card slot as shown in
the illustration. Push the card fully into the slot. The card will lock into
place when fully inserted.
• To remove, push the card all the way in to unlock it, then let it return slowly.
• Close the card cover before closing the connector cover.
• Press to close the connector cover.
Confirm you have installed the battery and xD-Picture Card properly by
pressing . The “NO PICTURE” message should be displayed in the
monitor. Turn the camera off by pressing again.
d. Attaching the strap (OPTIONAL)
Attach the strap as illustrated to make the camera easier to handle.
TURNING ON THE CAMERA
All you need to do is slide the lens barrier open or close to turn the camera ON or OFF.
a. Turning the camera ON (SHOOTING MODE)
• Slide the lens barrier fully until it clicks. The lens extends.
• To turn the camera off, slide the lens barrier until you feel the first click. Wait until the lens is fully retracted, then
close the lens barrier all the way.
Power on
TIP
:To maximize battery life, the Digital Camera features a power saving mode in which the camera enters a sleep mode after
approximately three (3) minutes of non-use. Press the shutter button to wake up the camera.
Power off
Viewfinder
Monitor
Green lamp
Orange lamp
Monitor button (QUICK VIEW )
Arrow pad ( )
Shooting mode button
Macro button Flash mode button
Self-timer button
Shutter button Zoom button
Speaker
Strap eyelet
OK/Menu button
b. Setting the Date and Time (OPTIONAL)
Set the date and time when using the camera for the first time. This affects the way image file names are
created, and will conveniently include this information with each picture.
• With the front lens barrier closed, press once. The monitor will turn on with “NO PICTURE” displayed in the
monitor. (The date and time can also be set when the camera is in the shooting mode.)
• Press to display the top menu.
• Press to select MODE MENU.
• Press to select SETUP, and then press .
• Press to select , and then press .
• Use to select the date format.
• Adjust the date and time in the appropriate fields by using to select the field, and to set the proper value.
Repeat this step until all date/time fields have been set.
Note: Time is entered using the 24-hour format.
• Press to store the date and time.
c. Camera Diagram and Controls
Now take a moment to familiarize yourself with the key areas of camera controls by reviewing the illustrations.
Card cover
Card cover catch
Flash
Self-timer/
Remote control lamp
Battery
component
cover
Camera Settings in Shooting Mode as shown in Monitor
Shooting mode
Battery level
Green lamp
Flash stand-by
Macro mode
Flash mode
Self-timer/Remote control
DRIVE
Recording sound
with still pictures
Image quality Number of storable still pictures/
Resolution
Camera Settings in Playback Mode as shown in Monitor
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Exposure compensation
Spot metering
White balance
AF target mark
Memory gauge
Remaining recording time (movie)
Print reservation (still picture)/
Movie play (playing back movies)
Playback (Recording sound)
Connector
cover
USB
connector
VIDEO OUT
jack
Lens barrier
Remote control
receiver
Lens
DC-IN jack
DC-IN jack
cover
Battery level
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Image quality
Resolution
Exposure compensation
White balance
Date and time
File number (still picture)/
Frame number (still picture/movie)/
Total recording time (movie)
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TAKING PICTURES
There are two ways to compose your subject: using the
monitor or with the viewfinder. Depending upon the shooting
situation, there may be advantages to each method. Please
refer to the printed Basic Manual for more information.
a. Taking a Picture with the Monitor
• Open the lens barrier fully.
• Frame your subject using the monitor.
The Digital Camera confirms the focus and exposure are
properly set when the green lamp in the viewfinder lights
steadily.
• Press the shutter button completely to take the picture.
A short beep confirms your picture has been taken.
c. Zooming
This Digital Camera features a zoom lens, allowing you
to get closer to action, or capture wide-angle shots and
get everything into the picture.
Push to zoom out Push to zoom in
Icon Flash Mode Description
No
indication
! Red-eye
# Fill-in Flash The flash always fires with every picture.
$ Flash Off Turns the flash off for times when flash photography is
Auto-flash The camera automatically decides if the flash is needed.
Reduces incidence of red-eye by emitting pre-flashes to
Reduction Flash
With the shutter button depressed halfway, the flash is
ready to fire when the # indicator in the monitor or the
orange lamp next to the viewfinder lights. When the
orange lamp is blinking, the flash is charging.
shrink pupil size before firing the main flash. The strobe
effect is normal operation for this mode.
prohibited or not desired. The flash never fires.
Icons representing camera settings appear on the
monitor, telling you important information such as the
Flash and record modes, battery life, and the number of
frames remaining.
• Press the shutter button halfway. The green lamp will light
steadily when the focus and exposure are set.
• Press the shutter button completely to take the picture. A
short beep confirms your picture has been taken.
b. Taking a Picture with the Viewfinder
• Open the lens barrier fully.
• Frame your subjects using the AF
target mark in the viewfinder.
• Press the shutter button halfway.
Orange lamp
Green lamp
• Push the zoom button W to zoom out and get everything
into the picture.
• Push the zoom button T to choose telephoto shooting and
get closer to the action.
d. Flash Modes
This Digital Camera features multiple flash modes.
Please note that not all flash modes are available
depending on the shooting mode selected.
e. Number of Storable Pictures
Your Digital Camera can handle xD-Picture Cards from
16 MB to 512 MB. The number of storable pictures
depends on the image quality selected. The default
quality mode is HQ mode. This mode allows you to
capture high quality images with medium file sizes. The
HQ mode is suitable for most shooting situations.
See the Camera Reference Manual on the CD-ROM for
complete descriptions of each recording mode and the
storable frame capacity for the various resolution modes
and xD-Picture Card capacities.
TIP
:To find out how many frames you have left, turn on the monitor
and look for the number in the lower right corner. Remember,
you can always delete unwanted pictures to make room for
more. (See Step 5.)
VIEWING AND
ERASING PICTURES
With a Digital Camera, you can easily view the photos you
want—and delete the ones you don’t.
a. Viewing Pictures
You can access the playback mode while the camera is
turned off, or while it is on in the shooting mode. In both
cases, just press the (QUICK VIEW) button once to
activate playback mode.
The last picture taken appears in the monitor. Use
to scroll though all the images saved on your xD-Picture
Card.
When you are finished reviewing your pictures:
• Press again to turn the monitor off when the camera is
turned off.
OR
• Press the shutter button halfway or press again to
return to the shooting mode.
b. Erasing Pictures
The beauty of digital photography is your ability to keep
the photos you want, delete the rest, and reuse empty
memory space to take new pictures. This Digital Camera
offers two ways to permanently erase unwanted digital
photos:
Single-Frame Erase: Deletes only the picture currently
displayed in the monitor.
Once erased, pictures cannot be restored.
• With the lens barrier closed, press and use the arrow
pad to display the picture you want to erase.
•Press .
• Press to select .
• Press to select YES, and then press .
TIP
:Images can also be erased while in the “Quick View” mode
described in step 5a. This makes it easy to quickly erase a
picture that you just took.
All-Frame Erase: Deletes all pictures on the xD-Picture
Card in one operation, except for pictures you have
protected.
Once erased, pictures cannot be restored.
• With the lens barrier closed, press .
• Press , then press to select MODE MENU.
• Use to select the CARD tab, then press twice to
access the CARD SETUP screen.
• ALL ERASE should be highlighted. Press .
• As a safeguard, the Digital Camera will ask you to select
YES or NO to confirm erasing, as this process permanently
deletes all unprotected pictures. Select YES and press
.
CONNECTING THE CAMERA
TO A COMPUTER
TIP
:Olympus recommends using the optional AC adapter to ensure a consistent
power supply when downloading images.
Make sure that the camera is turned off before connecting it to
your computer.
Windows 98 users must install the “USB Driver for Windows 98”
software before connecting the Digital camera to the computer.
Refer to the Software Installation Guide for complete information.
INSTALLING THE CAMERA
Olympus makes it simple to connect the Digital camera to your
computer.
• Turn the camera off.
• Plug the supplied USB cable into the USB connector on your camera
and computer as illustrated at right.
• The camera turns on automatically and the green lamp next to the
viewfinder lights.
• Press to select PC, and then press on the USB screen.
The camera starts communicating with the PC.
USB
P C
PRINT
EXIT
SELECT
OK
Additional Camera Features
SOFTWARE
You've now mastered the basic functionality of your new Olympus
Digital Camera! You are now ready to begin exploring the possibilities
that digital photography brings to your computer. Activities such as
photo editing, printing, and much more are only steps away!
About the Olympus CAMEDIA Master CD-ROM
Your Olympus Digital Camera comes bundled with a suite of software and documentation.
The CD includes:
• CAMEDIA Master: To download pictures from the camera, view, organize, retouch and print
your digital photos and movies.
• USB Driver for Windows 98: This utility must be installed to allow the camera to communicate
with your computer if it uses the Microsoft Windows 98 operating system.
• Olympus Digital Camera Reference Manual: A complete reference guide in digital form,
saved on the CD in PDF format.
You are now ready to install the computer software.
• Open the CAMEDIA Master CD-ROM package and locate the Software Installation Guide in
the language you wish to use.
• Continue to follow the step-by-step instructions for installing the software, and enjoy your new
digital photo processing capabilities!
This Digital Camera offers a host of advanced features to expand your creativity. Here’s just a small sampling.
See the Basic Manual for details on these capabilities, and more!
• 10 Scene Program Shooting Modes: By using the virtual dial, you can easily select the camera settings
that most closely match your shooting situation.
• Sequential Shooting: Take a rapid succession of still pictures.
• Still Picture Editing: Edit still pictures and store them as new pictures.
• Macro Mode: For close-ups as tight as 0.7 ft. (0.2m), select Macro Mode.
• Movie Recording: Yes, this Digital Camera records movies with sound!
• Two-in-one Pictures: Combine two separate images taken in succession and store them as a single
picture.
• Close-up Playback: Enlarge the pictures in the monitor to check details of the selected image.
• Index Display: View several thumbnail pictures on the monitor at once.
• Protecting Pictures: Prevents you from accidentally erasing photos.
• Video Playback: View your pictures and movies on a television monitor.
• Panorama Shooting: Connect overlapping images into a single picture using the panorama mode and
Olympus Camedia Master software.
• Direct Printing: Connect directly to your PictBridge-compatible printer with the USB cable to print your
favorite images easily.
TIP
:Remember to complete and return your Registration Card (not provided in some areas), and keep all camera documentation
handy.
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Monday - Friday
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