Sony RX100 User Guide

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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Power  Saving Start  Time
Power  Saving  Start  Time
Sets  the length of  time until  the camera  turns off  automatically.
If you  do  not operate the camera  for  a certain  period  of  time while  the power is on  using the battery pack,
the camera  turns off  automatically  to  prevent  wearing  down the battery pack  (Auto power-off  function).
1 .  MENU  
  1  [Power  Saving Start  Time]  desired  mode
30  Min Turns off  the camera  after  the time you  set.
5 Min
2 Min
1 Min
Notes The camera  does  not enter  “Auto power-off  function”  under conditions  such  as during  a slideshow,
when recording  movies  or when the camera  is connected  to  a computer.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > HDMI Resolution
HDMI Resolution
When  you  connect  the camera  to  a High Definition  (HD)  TV  with  HDMI terminals using an  HDMI Cable
(sold  separately), you  can  select  HDMI Resolution to  output  images to  the TV.
1 .  MENU  
  1  [HDMI Resolution]   desired  mode
Auto The camera  automatically  recognizes  an  HD  TV  and  sets  the output  resolution.
1080p Outputs  signals  in  HD  picture  quality (1080p).
1080i Outputs  signals  in  HD  picture  quality (1080i).
Notes If you  cannot  display  the screen  properly  with  the [Auto]  setting, select  either  [1080p]  or [1080i],
depending  on  the TV  to  be  connected.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > CTRL  FOR  HDMI
CTRL FOR HDMI
This setting  allows  (TV)  remote  control  of  a camera  that  is connected  to  a “BRAVIA”  Sync TV  using the
HDMI Cable  (sold  separately).
1 .  MENU  
  1  [CTRL FOR  HDMI]  desired  mode
On
Sets  whether to  operate the camera  using a TV  remote  control.
Off
Notes You  can  perform  the operation  of  the camera  with  the remote  control  of  your  TV  by connecting  your
camera  to  a “BRAVIA”  Sync-compatible  TV.
Related  Topic
Viewing  an  image on  a “BRAVIA”  Sync-compatible  TV
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Using with  your  computer
Printing
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Upload  Settings
Upload Settings
Transferring image data  using the Eye-Fi card
Sets  whether to  use  the upload  function  of  an  Eye-Fi card  (commercially  available), when you  use  the
Eye-Fi card  with  this camera.
[Upload  Settings] is displayed only  when the Eye-Fi card  is inserted in  the camera.
1 .  MENU  
  2  [Upload  Settings]  desired  mode
On Uses  the upload  function.
The Eye-Fi mode  display  icon  on  the screen  will change  depending  on  the communication
mode  of  the Eye-Fi card.:  Eye-Fi card  is in  standby  mode.  There  is no  image to  be  sent.
:  Eye-Fi card  is in  upload  standby  mode.
:  Eye-Fi card  is in  connecting  mode.
:  Eye-Fi card  is uploading  images.
:  An error  has  occurred.
Off Does  not use  the upload  function.
Notes As  of  June  2012,  Eye-Fi cards  are  sold  in  the U.S.A.,  Canada,  Japan and  some  countries in  the
European  Union.
For more  information  on  the Eye-Fi card, contact the manufacturer or seller of  Eye-Fi cards  directly.
Eye-Fi cards  are  permitted  only  in  the countries and  regions  in  which they were  purchased.  You
may be  held liable  due  to  local restrictions.
The Eye-Fi card  has  a wireless  LAN  function.  Do  not insert  the Eye-Fi card  where wireless  LAN  is
prohibited,  such  as while  aboard  an  airplane.  If the Eye-Fi card  is inserted,  set  [Upload  Settings] to
[Off].  When  the uploading  function  of  the Eye-Fi card  is set  to  [Off],  
 is displayed on  the
screen.
Transferring image data using the Eye-Fi card
1 .  Set  the wireless  LAN  access  point  settings  or the transferring direction  settings  of  the Eye-Fi card.
For details,  refer to  the operating  instructions supplied with  the Eye-Fi card.
2 .  After  the settings  are  finished, insert  the Eye-Fi card  into  the camera,  and  shoot  the images.
The recorded  images are  automatically  transferred  via  wireless  LAN  to  a PC,  etc.
Notes When  uploading  image data, the Auto power-off  function  is not available.
If the 
 (error)  icon  is displayed,  eject  and  re-insert  the Eye-Fi card, or turn the power of  the
camera  off  and  on  again. If the 
 (error)  icon  is still  displayed,  the Eye-Fi card  may be  corrupted.
For details,  contact Eye-Fi,  Inc.
Wireless  LAN  communication may be  interrupted  by other  communication devices.  If data  reception
is insufficient,  move  the camera  closer  to  the access  point.
Some  Eye-Fi cards  have  an  “Endless Memory  Mode.”  This product  does  not support  “Endless
Memory  Mode.”  Make  sure  that  Eye-Fi cards  that  you  insert  into  this product  have  “Endless
Memory  Mode”  turned  off. For details on  setting  “Endless Memory  Mode”,  refer to  the operating
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > USB Connection
USB Connection
Sets  how  to  make  a USB connection  when connecting  the camera  to  a computer,  etc.
1 .  MENU  
  2  [USB  Connection]   desired  mode
Auto Depending  on  the computer  or other  USB devices you  connect  to  the camera,  the
connection  mode  is automatically  selected from [MTP] or [Mass  Storage].
When  you  use  Windows 7,  [MTP] is selected and  Windows 7-specific  functions  become
available.
Mass
Storage Establishes  a Mass Storage  connection  between  the camera  and  a computer  or other
USB device.
MTP Establishes  an  MTP  connection  between  the camera  and  a computer  or other  USB
device.
When  you  use  Windows 7,  [MTP] is selected and  Windows 7-specific  functions  become
available.
When  you  use  other  operating  systems  (Vista/XP,  Mac OS  X),  the AutoPlay  Wizard
appears, and  the still  images in  the recording  folder  on  the camera  are  imported to  the
computer.
Notes If Device Stage*  does  not appear  when connecting  the camera  to  a Windows 7 computer,  set  [USB
Connection]  to  [Auto].
*  Device Stage is a  menu screen  for managing  connected devices,  such  as a  camera. (Function of  Windows 7)
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Using with  your  computer
Printing
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Precautions/About  this camera
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > USB LUN  Setting
USB LUN Setting
Sets  [USB  Connection]  mode  when connecting  the camera  to  a computer,  etc.
1 .  MENU  
  2  [USB  LUN  Setting]  desired  mode
Multi The built -in  software  “PlayMemories  Home”  can  be  used.  Select  this setting  when the
camera  is connected  to  a computer.
Single The built -in  software  “PlayMemories  Home”  cannot  be  used.  Select  this setting  when the
camera  is connected  to  a device other  than  a computer  or when the USB connection  in
[Multi]  setting  has  failed.
Notes Set  [USB  LUN  Setting] to  [Multi]  when installing “PlayMemories  Home.”
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > USB Power  Supply
USB Power  Supply
Sets  whether to  use  [USB  Power  Supply]  function  when the camera  is connected  to  a computer  or USB
device using the micro  USB cable.
1 .  MENU  
  2  [USB  Power  Supply]   desired  mode
On Uses  [USB  Power  Supply]  function  when a USB connection  is established.
Off Does  not use  [USB  Power  Supply]  function  when a USB connection  is established.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Audio signals
Audio signals
Selects  whether the camera  produce  or turn off  the sound when you  operate the camera.
1 .  MENU  
  2  [Audio  signals]  desired  mode
On Turns on  the beep/shutter sound when you  press  the control  wheel/shutter  button, etc.
Off Turns off  the beep/shutter sound.
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Top page > Changing  settings > Setup  menu > Version
Version
Displays  the software  version installed  on  this camera.
1 .  MENU  
  3  [Version]
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