User manual IOMEGA 30398100J

[. . . ] TM ® Digital Image Center User's Manual TM Instructions for use with a TV or digital camera! This manual covers everything you need to know about using your FotoShowTM Digital Image Center with a TV set or digital camera. For more information on using your FotoShow Image Center as an external Zip® 250 USB drive, please view the Zip drive Manual on the Zip disk that came with your FotoShow Digital Image Center. To view the Zip Drive Manual, you must have Microsoft® Internet Exlplorer® 4. 0 or higher or Netscape NavigatorTM 4. 5 or higher installed on your system. TM ® Limited Warranty (Drives and Media) Coverage Iomega warrants this hardware product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the warranty period. This non-transferable, limited warranty is only to you, the first end-user Purchaser. [. . . ] It will automatically highlight an empty slideshow and bring up the onscreen keyboard. For more information, see "Using the Keyboard" on page 26. 38 FotoShowTM Digital Image Center User's Manual 6. For more information, see "Adding Photos to a Slideshow" on page 39. NOTE: If you name your slideshow "Auto, " your FotoShowTM Digital Image Center will run the slideshow automatically on startup. NOTE: If you press BACK while creating a slideshow and there are no other slideshows on the list, you will automatically be sent to the Album room. Turning an Album into a Slideshow Use this tool as a quick way to save a copy of your favorite album as a slideshow. You can change the theme and captions to vary from that of the original album. The Create from Album feature will save only the current version of the album. If you add photos to the album later, they will not automatically appear in the slideshow. If the Slideshow room toolbar is not visible, press the SLIDESHOW button on your FotoShowTM remote control to toggle on the toolbar. Press the Left and Right buttons to highlight the Open/Create Slideshow icon. Press the Right or Left buttons to select the Create from Album icon from the submenu. Press GO to create the slideshow. NOTE: When you have created a slideshow from a album, the new slideshow will automatically appear on the Slideshow List using the same name as the original album. Opening an Existing Slideshow Use this tool to view or edit an existing slideshow. Once you have opened a slideshow, you can change its Theme, Caption, Transition, and Delay with the tools on the Slideshow room toolbar. If the Slideshow room toolbar is not visible, press the SLIDESHOW button on your FotoShowTM remote control to toggle on the toolbar. Press the Left and Right buttons to highlight the Open/Create Slideshow icon. Press GO to open the slideshow or press Back to cancel this operation without opening a slideshow. Using the FotoShowTM Image Center Running Your Slideshow The FotoShowTM software allows you to run slideshows in either Manual or Automatic modes. In the Manual mode, use the Right or Down button to advance to the next slide and the Left or Up button to show the previous slide. In the Automatic mode, use the GO button to pause/resume the slideshow. Press the Right and Left buttons to highlight the Start Show Manual/Auto icon. Press the Right and Left buttons to select either the Start Show Manual or Start Show Auto icon. If you selected manual, use the arrow buttons to change slides. 39 Adding Photos to a Slideshow Use this tool to select photos to add to an existing slideshow. Adding photos to a slideshow will not remove the photo from its original location. Press the Left and Right buttons to highlight the Add/Remove Photos icon. [. . . ] System lockups or data loss may result. Special Notes for Windows® 95 and Windows NT® 4. 0 Users · USB hubs are not supported on systems running Windows® 95 or Windows NT® 4. 0. · Install IomegaWareTM software before you connect your Zip® 250TM drive. CAUTION!If you are running Windows® 95 or Windows NT® 4. 0, only Iomega devices are supported on the USB connections after IomegaWareTM software is installed. · IomegaWareTM software enables you to use Iomega USB devices on computers with a built-in USB connection running Windows® 95 or Windows NT® 4. 0. (Some USB controllers or motherboards may not support all types of USB devices. ) · For the best USB performance upgrade to Windows® 98 or Windows 2000. Upgrading from Windows® 95 to Windows 98 For optimal USB performance, Iomega suggests you upgrade to Windows® 98 SP1, Windows 98 SE, or Windows Me. [. . . ]