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Remove any protective plastic film you may find in these areas before using your

camera:

When playing back pictures on a television or recording them on videotape, ignore

the steps beginning on page 3-11 of your manual. Instead, do the following:

1Make sure the camera and TV (and VCR)

are turned off.

2Open the camera’s card and port cover

and connect the black end of the video

cable to the Video Out port.

3Connect the yellow end of the cable to the

VIDEO IN port on the television or VCR.

4Turn on the TV (and VCR) and switch to

the correct video mode.

5Turn on the camera and set the LCD

monitor switch to PLAYBACK. The most

recent picture appears on the TV screen.

6Press the or button to move

through your pictures.

7To display or record your pictures as a

slide show, hold down either the or

button until you hear two beeps;

then release the button. The camera now

scrolls through the pictures.

EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION. PhotoPC is a trademark of

Epson America, Inc.

Long Beach, California, USA 9/99

User’s Guide

Update

EPSON

protective film

Notice to Windows® Users

If you are using the EPSON PhotoPC

® 650 TWAIN

software to delete individual photos within the camera, do

not attempt to delete locked images. Attempting to do so

may inadvertently delete other photos. We apologize for

any inconvenience this may cause.

It is recommended that you first transfer all of your

images to your computer before you delete photos, to

safeguard against accidentally deleting the wrong photo.

A new CD-ROM will be available that solves this

problem. Please contact end user technical support at

(562) 276-4303 in order to receive an updated disk.

EPSON is a registered trademark of SEIKO EPSON CORPORATION.

PhotoPC is a registered trademark of Epson America, Inc.

Torrance, California, USA 8/99

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY

Epson America makes no representations or warranties, either express or

implied, by or with respect to anything in this manual, and shall not be liable for

any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose or

for any indirect, special, or consequential damages. Some states do not allow the

exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so this exclusion may not

apply to you.

retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic,

mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written

permission of Epson America, Inc. No patent liability is assumed with respect to

the use of information contained herein. Nor is any liability assumed for

damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein. Further,

this publication and features described herein are subject to change without

notice.

TRADEMARKS

EPSON and EPSON Stylus are registered trademarks of SEIKO EPSON

CORPORATION.

PhotoPC is a registered trademark and EPSON FaxAdvice is a trademark of

Epson America, Inc.

EPSON SoundAdvice is a service mark of Epson America, Inc.

PictureWorks and HotShots are trademarks of PictureWorks Technology, Inc.

Lexar Media is a trademark of Lexar Media.

General notice: Other product names used herein are for identification purposes

only and may be trademarks of their respective owners. EPSON disclaims any

and all rights in those marks.

Torrance, California, USA 7/99

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Introduction

EPSON PhotoPC 650 Features 2

Optional Accessories 3

Minimum System Requirements 3

Windows Systems 3

Macintosh Systems 3

Registration 4

Safety Instructions 4

1 Getting Started

Unpacking Your PhotoPC 650 1-2

Installing the CompactFlash Card 1-2

Installing Batteries 1-3

Using Batteries Safely and Efficiently 1-4

Attaching the Hand Strap 1-5

Removing the Protective Plastic 1-5

Setting the Date and Time 1-5

Formatting the USB CompactFlash Card 1-7

Installing Your Ph

Installing on

Identifying Came

2 Taking Picture

Getting Ready to

Turning the C

Saving Batter

Using the Sta

Checking the

Picture-Takin

Taking Pictures w

Checking the Pict

Setting Image Qu

Using Macro Mod

Using the Flash

Taking Pictures w

Contents

3 Playing Back Pictures

Using Playback Mode Menus 3-2

Playing Back Pictures One-by-One 3-3

Playing Back Multiple Pictures 3-4

Playing Your Pictures as a Slide Show 3-5

Turning Off Picture Information 3-5

Erasing Pictures 3-6

Erasing the Currently Displayed Picture 3-6

Selecting Pictures to Erase 3-6

Locking Photos 3-8

Unlocking Photos 3-9

Playing Back Pictures on TV or Video 3-11

Setting the Video Standard 3-11

Playing Back Pictures 3-11

Changing Camera Settings 3-12

Setting the Date and Time 3-12

Setting the Alert Beep 3-13

Selecting Quick Review Mode 3-14

Setting the LCD Monitor Brightness 3-14

Setting the Language 3-15

4 G

5 Getting Your Photos Into Documents

Importing Images Into Documents 5-2

Getting Images with Copy and Paste 5-3

Using Drag and Drop From a Collection 5-3

6 Working with Photos and Collections

Opening Pictures and Collections 6-2

Opening an Individual Picture 6-2

Opening a Collection 6-2

Saving Pictures 6-3

Using Collections 6-3

Adding or Deleting Pictures in Collections 6-3

Organizing Pictures in Collections 6-4

Saving a Picture with a New Name 6-5

Adding Collection Information 6-5

Adding Picture Information 6-6

Viewing Picture Information 6-7

Searching for Pictures in a Collection 6-7

Printing a Picture or Collection 6-8

Printing an Individual Picture 6-8

Sizing and Printing Multiple Copies of an

Individual Picture 6-9

Printing a Picture with Smart Print 6-11

Printing a Collection 6-12

Using Creative Te

Creating a Ph

Modifying a P

Saving a Phot

Printing a Ph

Displaying Collec

7 Editing Image

Making Basic Adj

Flipping

Rotating

Resizing

Adjusting Res

Optimizing Pictur

Enhancing Picture

Applying Special E

Using Enhanceme

Zooming

Selecting an E

Selecting Col

Cropping an

Using Paint a

Using Correc

Adding Text

8 Using CompactFlash Card Options

Removing a CompactFlash Card 8-2

Formatting an ATA-Compatible

CompactFlash Card 8-3

Transferring Pictures with a PCMCIA Adapter 8-3

9 Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Caring for the Camera 9-1

Cleaning the Camera 9-1

Storing the Camera 9-2

Solving Camera Problems 9-2

Solving Picture Problems 9-7

Where To Get Help 9-9

Software, CompactFlash Card, and

JumpShot USB Cable Support 9-10

A Using Optional Camera Accessories

Using the Optional AC Adapter A-2

Using an Optional Tripod A-3

Using Optional Lenses A-3

Using Wide-angle Lenses A-4

Using Telephoto Lenses A-5

Using Close-up Lenses A-6

B Specifications

Camera

Physical Dim

Safety Specifi

Power Source

Environment

Technical

Photographic

Lexar Media Jump

Optional AC Ada

Physical Dim

Technical

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telephoto shots.

Introduction

2 Introduction

Your PhotoPC 650 comes complete with cables, batteries,

USB CompactFlash card, and software for transferring,

editing, organizing, and printing your pictures.

EPSON PhotoPC 650 Features

The EPSON PhotoPC 650 is a complete system for

capturing digital images, and includes the following features:

◗Resolutions up to 1152 × 864 pixels, ideal for printing

images up to 5 × 7 inches

◗8MB USB CompactFlash card that holds 30 superfine-

resolution, 47 fine-resolution, 88 standard-resolution, or

4 uncompressed JPEG images (on average)

◗24-bit color image capture

◗1.8-inch, active matrix TFT color LCD monitor for

previewing and playing back pictures

◗Power-saving Quick Review feature for previewing and

deleting pictures before the camera stores them

◗Video output for playing your pictures back on a TV or

for videotaping them

◗Macro mode for close-ups

◗Built-in threads for optional 37 mm lenses and filters

◗Built-in flash with

◗Automatic shut-of

◗Lexar Media™ Jum

photos to your US

or Power Macinto

CompactFlash car

◗Serial cable for tra

to your Windows

◗Video cable for di

videotaping them

Your camera comes wi

◗PictureWorks™ H

organizing, editin

◗The EPSON Phot

or Plug-In (Macin

Optional Accessories

EPSON offers these optional accessories for the

PhotoPC 650:

◗AC adapter for use with any electrical outlet (B867038)

◗NiMH Power Pak with four rechargeable batteries; with

a universal charger (B818172) or 110V charger

(B818051)

You can also use optional CompactFlash cards and PCMCIA

CompactFlash card adapters available from leading suppliers,

such as Lexar Media or SanDisk.

 However, only USB-

enabled CompactFlash cards from Lexar Media work with

the JumpShot USB cable.

You can also attach optional 37 mm video camcorder lenses

and filters, and connect a tripod to your camera.

See Appendix A for details on using all the optional

accessories.

Minimum Sys

Make sure your system

Windows System

◗IBM-compatible

(Pentium recomm

◗Serial transfer: Mi

or Windows NT

USB transfer: Win

◗At least 16MB RA

◗At least 50MB fre

◗Double-speed CD

◗VGA or SVGA m

◗Mouse or other po

Macintosh Syste

◗Macintosh with P

Power Macintosh

◗Serial transfer: Sys

serial port; USB tr

1.0, or System 8.5

◗To prevent possible eye injury, don’t take flash pictures

of faces at close range.

◗Avoid sudden temperature changes, which can cause

moisture to condense on the camera. Keep the camera in

a case or bag if you need to move it from a cold

environment to a warm one. Allow time for the camera

and its optional accessories to adjust to temperature

changes before using them.

◗Don’t use a frayed or damaged power cord with the

AC adapter.

◗To ensure the best performance, make sure the AC

adapter is fully plugged into the camera whenever you

connect it.

◗Remove batteries and/or unplug the camera and the AC

adapter and refer servicing to qualified service personnel

under the following conditions: if the power cord or

plug is damaged; if liquid has entered the camera; if the

camera has been dropped or its exterior has been

damaged; if the camera or its accessories do not operate

normally or exhibit a distinct change in performance.

◗Adjust only those

operating instruct

◗Don’t attempt to

servicing to qualif

◗If the liquid crysta

display panel or in

on your hands, wa

water. If it gets in

with water.

6 Introduction

1-2 Getting Started

Unpacking Your PhotoPC 650

Make sure you have all the parts shown on the previous page.

You won’t need the Macintosh adapter cable with a PC, or

the JumpShot USB cable, if you don’t have a Windows 98,

iMac, or Power Macintosh G3 system with compatible USB

support. However, you must install the USB CompactFlash

card to provide memory for your camera. It’s in the

envelope labelled “ATTENTION!”.

Installing the CompactFlash Card

Follow these steps to install the USB CompactFlash card:

1Before you start, make sure the camera is turned off. The

lens cover switch should be in the off position.

2Remove the USB

labelled “ATTEN

3Open the camera’

card all the way in

the card’s label fac

4Close the card and

EPSON

lens cover switch

down: Off

Installing Batteries

Before you install the four AA alkaline batteries that came

with your camera, make sure the camera is turned off (the

lens cover switch is in the off position, as shown to the left).

Then follow these steps:

1Turn the camera upside down with the front of the

camera facing you.

2Push the battery cover down and to the right. Then raise

the cover.

3Insert all four batt

positioning the +

4Close the battery c

pressing it down u

See the next page for im

your batteries safely an

1-4 Getting Started

Using Batteries Safely and Efficiently

When your batteries need to be replaced, the PhotoPC 650

camera can accept four AA batteries of the following types:

◗Rechargeable NiMH batteries (recommended)

◗Rechargeable NiCad batteries

◗Single-use alkaline batteries

◗Single-use lithium batteries (longer life)

WARNING

To avoid the danger of fire or explosion, do not mix different

types of batteries. Do not allow the battery contacts to touch

metal objects such as coins or keys, which could short out the

battery’s circuits. Read all safety and handling instructions before

using batteries.

EPSON offers an optional NiMH Power Pak that includes a

charger and rechargeable batteries for convenient battery

replacement whenever you need them. When you’re

transferring pictures to your computer with the serial cable,

you’ll use more battery power, so it’s best to power your

camera with the optional AC adapter. See page A-2 for

details on EPSON’s optional power accessories.

TIP

To save battery power,

You can still view pictur

Review feature; see Cha

Note the following as y

◗Don’t use mangan

◗Replace all four ba

old and new batte

◗Don’t drop, punct

Don’t get them w

◗When the camera

remove the batteri

in a dry location.

◗To avoid fire or el

are leaking or dam

◗If battery acid get

immediately rinse

treatment. If a bat

treatment immedi

◗Dispose of used batteries according to the

manufacturer’s instructions and in compliance with all

applicable laws. Contact your local government agency

for information about battery recycling and disposal.

◗Battery life varies depending on the battery type, the

manufacturer, and other factors.

◗Avoid using your camera in low temperatures, especially

below 50 °F (10 °C); this drains your batteries faster.

Attaching the Hand Strap

To attach the hand strap, slide the loop through the holder

on the camera, then pull the strap through the loop.

Removing the

You may need to peel

camera’s back panel, th

camera, and the viewfi

Setting the Da

Before you use the cam

the camera will autom

each picture you take.

whenever you install n

Follow these steps to s

1Slide the lens cove

open the lens cove

1-6 Getting Started

NOTE

If you hear rapid beeps and see an error on the status display

panel on the top of the camera when you first turn it on, you

may not have installed the USB CompactFlash card or may

have installed it incorrectly. Follow the steps on page 1-2 to

install the card and try again. If you still get an error, see

Chapter 9 for troubleshooting information.

2On the back of the camera, slide the monitor switch to

PLAYBACK. You see a message asking you to set the

clock.

3Press the SELECT

display in the LCD

highlighted in wh

4If necessary, press

number or the

until the month is

5Press the SELECT

and the day settin

6Adjust the day, ye

described above u

adjusted and saved

After you finish se

button, your mon

7Slide the monitor

monitor

switch

SELECT

button

Formatting the USB CompactFlash

Card

Before you use your camera for the first time, you need to

format your USB CompactFlash card so it can store your

pictures. After that, you only need to format the card if a

message appears on the LCD monitor instructing you to do

so or if you want to quickly erase all the pictures it contains.

Make sure you installed the USB CompactFlash card in the

camera (as described on page 1-2), and set the camera’s date

and time (as described on page 1-5), then follow these steps:

1On the back of the camera, set the monitor switch to

PLAYBACK (as shown to the left).

2Press the SELECT button to display the LCD monitor

menus.

3 Press the or button until you see the Photo

Control menu. Then press the SELECT button to

display the menu options, as shown below:

4 Press the or

highlighted, then

message appears.

5Press the SELECT

return to the Phot

6Press BACK until

NOTE

Your USB CompactFlash

digital camera, such as E

cameras.

If you have problems for

card, contact Lexar Med

Photo Control

Erase

Lock

Reformat

1-10 Getting Started

LCD monitor

switch

status display

panel

viewfinder

back view

LCD monitor

status light

FUNCTION

button

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