Nikon COOLPIX AWIOO User manual

Nikon

Quick

Start

Guide

Take

the

Camera

Out

the

Box 3

First Steps 4

Shooting

and

Playback 9

Using

ViewNX

2 12

Other

Functions

COOL

PIX

COOLPIX

AWIOO

Thank you

for

purchasing a Nikon

COOLPI

AWl

00 digital camera.This

guide

introduces

the

procedures necessary for first

time

use

this camera.

For

detailed

information,

please refer

the

digital

Reference

Manual,

which

located

the

included

CO-ROM. For

information

viewing

the

camera's digital

ference

Manual,

see

"Viewing

the

Reference

Manual

CO"

described below.

sure

read

Shockproof,

waterproof, dustproof,

condensation,

GPS/digital

compass"

the

Reference

Manual before

using

this

camera.

Should you need technical support,

offer a

number

options.

Internet

ease

visit the Nikon support home page, wh

ere

can

•

Nikon's continu

ous

ly updated Knowledge Database for the latest technical suppo

informati

on.

•

Use

"As

k Nikon aQu

est

ion" to

a prompt reply from a Nikon professional advi

sor

to your e-ma

• Download the latest

vers

ions

n softw

are

or firmw

are

updat

for your product,

ece

ive

e-mail notification for software

firmware updates.

For

cus

tomers

the Unit

State

www.nikontechusa.com

For customers

Canada:

help.nikon.ca

(Eng

sh),

nikoncanada-fr.custhelp.com

ranc,:ai

For

omers

Mexico:

nikon.com.mx/soporte

Telephone

Please

for technical support and other product

assistance.

professional advi

sers

are

standi

by to

with your digital

cam

era

need

For

customers

the United

Sta

1-800-N/KON-UX(1-800-645-6689)

For

customers

nada:

1-877-534-9910

For

cus

tomers

Mexico:

001-888-565-5452

1CIJ1

Viewing the

Reference

Manual

Turn

the computer and insert the

CO-ROM

into the comput

er's

CO-ROM

drive.

Double-click the

CO-

M icon.

Windows 7 and Windows

Vista

Users:

Computer____.

COOLPIX

AWl

icon

Windows

sers:

mput

--+

COO

LPI

icon

Mac

Users:

sktop____.

COOLPIX

AWl

icon

Double-click the

INOE

X.p

icon and then click

Reference

Manual.

the

event

that

any

items

are

missing,

please

contact

the

store

where

you

purchased

the

camera.

N/kon

COOLPIX

AWl

Digital Camera

Camera

strap for

Rechargeable

Li-ion

Battery

Charger

MH-65

Filter Adapter

UR-E23

(with cord)

land

use

Battery

EN-EL

(with

power

cable)*

(with

terminal

cover)

USB

Cable

UC-E6

Audio Video Cable ViewNX 2 Installer Reference Manual

EG-CP

• Quick Start

Guide

(this guide) • Warranty

* Shape

power cable depends on country

use.

NOTES:

• A Secure Digital

(SO)

memory card, hereafter referred to

a "memory card':

not

provided.

See

page

the

Reference

Manual for a list

approved memory

cards.

• Accessories

are

not waterproof.

Parts

the

Camera

1 2 3

4 5 6

Shutter-release button

Power

switch/power-on

lamp

Flash

I Battery-chamber/memory-

card

sfot

cover

latch

release

I Battery-chamber/memory-

card

sfot

cover

latch

Battery-chamber/memory

card

srot

cover

Monitor

Flash

lamp

Zoom buttons

m•

(~,

movie-record)

button

(playback)

button

m®

(apply

selection)

button

II]

Multi selector

Action button

(shooting

mode)

button

(menu) button

i (delete) button

Take

the

Camera

Out

the

Box

step 1 Charge the Battery

Connect

the

power

cable

the

order indicated below.

CHARGE

2 Insert

the

battery

into

the

battery charger by

sliding

the

batteryforward (G)), and press

down

until it locks

into

place(@).

•

CHARGE

lamp starts blinking when charging

starts.

• Afully-exhausted battery charges

about

two

hours and

minutes.

• When charging

complete, the

CHARGE

lamp

stops blinking.

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3 When charging

complete, remove

the

battery, and

then

unplug

the

charger.

step 2 Attaching the CameraStrap for

Land

Use

Remove

the

strap for land use before using

the

camera underwater.

First

Steps

Step 3 Insert the Battery

and

the

Memory

Card

Ifa

memory

card

inserted, images are saved

the

memory

card

when

you take

pictures. Ifa

memory

card

not

inserted, images are saved in

the

camera's internal

memory

(approximately 83MB).

3.1

Press

the

battery-chamber/memory-card

slot cover

latch release (G)) and rotate

the

battery-chamber/

memory-card

slot cover latch

(@)to

open

the

cover

(@).

3.2

Insert

the

battery.

•

Use

the

battery

push

the

orange battery

latch in

the

direction shown (G)), and fully

insert

the

battery(@).

• When

the

battery

fully inserted,

the

battery

latch locks it in pla'ce.

Inserting the Battery Correctly

Battery latch

Inserting

the

battery upside down or backwards could damage the camera.

sure

confirm

that

the

battery

the correct orientation.

3.3

Insert

the

memory

card.

• Slide

the

memory

card

until it clicks

into

place.

Inserting the Memory Card Correctly

Memory

card slot

Inserting

the

memory

card upside down or backwards could damage

the

camera or

the

memory

card.

sure

confirm that the memory card

the correct orientation. I

First

Steps

3.4

Push

the

battery

chamber/memory

card

slot-cover

the

camera

(G))

and

rotate

the

battery

chamber/

memory

card

slot-cover

latch

until

the

cover

locked

((?)).

• Rotate

the

battery-chamber/memory-card slot cover

latch until it clicks

into

place.

Note on Closing

the

Cover

without

Getting

the

Strap or Cord Caught

Ifthe strap or filter adapter's cord gets caught

the

battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover

when it

closed,

the

cover could be damaged. Before closing the battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover, make sure

that

the strap or cord does

not

get

caught

it.

Opening/Closing

the

Battery Chamber/Memory Card Slot-Cover

not

open and close the battery

chamber/memory

card slot-cover

a sandy or dusty

environment or

with

wet

hands. Ifthe cover

closed

without

removing foreign particles,

water may seep inside the camera or the camera may become damaged.

• Ifforeign particles

get

inside the cover or camera, immediately remove

them

with a blower

or brush.

• If liquid such

water gets inside the cover or camera, immediately

wipe

off

with a soft

and dry cloth.

Removing

the

Battery and MemoryCard

Before

opening

the

battery-chamber/memory

card slot cover,

turn

the

camera

off

and

confirm

that

the

power-on

lamp

and

the

monitor

are off.

•

The

camera,

battery

and

memory

card

may

hot

immediately

after

using

the

camera.

Observe

caution

when

removing

the

battery

memory

card.

Removing

the

Battery

eject the battery, open the battery-chamber/memory

card

slot

cover

and

slide the orange battery latch

the direction shown

(G)),

and

then remove the battery straight((?)).

Removing

the

Memory

Card

•

Press

the

memory

card

lightly with your

fin~r

(G))

partially eject it, and then pull it

out

straight(@)

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First

Steps

Step 4

Turn

the Camera

Press

the

power

switch.

• The power-on lamp (green) lights, and then

the

monitor

turned on (the power-on lampturns

off

when

the

monitor

turned on.)

Power Saving Function (Auto

Off}

no operations

are

performed for awhile, the

monitor

ON/18

OFF

l=:J

will be turned

of(

the camera will enter standby mode, and the power-on lampwill blink. If

operations are performed for another three minutes,

the

camera will turn

off

automatically.

• While

the

camera

in standby mode, the msmitor

turned on again when any

the

following buttons

pressed.

-Power

switch, shutter-release button, 0 (shooting mode) button,IE (playback) button,

(

~~~

movie-record)

button

• The camera enters standby

mode

about

five minutes (default setting) when you

are

using shooting mode

playback mode.

step 5 Setting the DisplayLanguage, Date, andTime

Dialogs for language selection and camera clock setting are displayed

the

first

time

the

camera

turned on.

Use

the

multi

selector

select

the

settings.

Multi Selector

Operate

pressing

(

.A.

down

(

),left(

)

right(

.....,

the

button.

5.1

Language

c'::estina

Dansk

Deutsch

fish

Espariol

•

EMtlVIKO

Move the highlight

Return

the

previous screen

(move

the

highlight

the left)

••

1111!1

••

5.2

I Advance

the

Press

.A.

choose the desired

language and

press

the ® button.

Press

.A.

choose

Yes

and press

the

® button.

5.3

EDT:

p"!

New

York

• Toronto f

Lima

12.

Press

-1111111

....

choose your

home

time

zone (Timezone) and

press

the

button

Daylight Saving Time

Ifdaylight saving

time

in effect, press the

multi selector A

enable the daylight

saving

time

function.

• When

the

daylight saving

time

function

enabled,

displayed at the

top

the monitor.

•

Press

disable the daylight saving

time function.

5.4

Date format

S.s

Y/M/0

Year/Month/Day

Mont

IDa

ear

0/MIY

Day/Month/Year 1 -1

--~

•a•

Press

choose the date

display order and press the ®

button

. Edit

the

date and time.

•

choose

item:

Press

....

-1111111

(selected in

the

following orderM,D,

Y,hour,minute

•

set the contents:

Press

• Finish setting: Choose minute,and

press the ®

button

....

• After finishing

the

setting,

the

shooting screen

displayed.

The next procedure explai

basic shooting operations using

(easy auto) mode.

D Imprinting

the

Shooting Date in Printed Images

After setting

the

date and time,

press

the

button

display

the

Y (setup) menu and set

date

setting.

•

Use

the

multi

selector

select and set menu options.

•

Press

the

button

exit the menu.

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Pal

Changing

the

Language Setting and

the

Dateand Time Setting

Press

the

(menu)

button

displ

the

Y (setup) menu and set Language and Time

zone and

date

...._

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•

First

Steps

Step

1 Check the

Battery

Level

and

the

Number

Exposures

Remaining

Display Description Battery le

vel

indicator

(c:JI

Battery

(.:Jl

ttery

level

low. Pr

epa

re to charge or

replace the batte

ry.

nnot take

ure

Battery

hau

sted. Charge or

repla

the ba

ery.

Number ofexposures remaining*

When

data

recorded to the

internal memory,

lTil

displayed.

..1111..

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Step2

Frame

a Picture

2.1

Use

both hands

and

ready

the

camera.

•

careful

not to

rest

your finger

anything

else

the

lens

flash.

2.2

Frame

the picture.

• When the

camera

determines a

scene

mode, the shooting

mode icon

changes.

• When the

camera

detects a

face,

ayellow double border

(focus

area)

displayed.

• When non-human subjects

are

photographed, or asubject

whose

face

cannot

detected

framed, the focus

area

not displayed. Position the

main subject

near

the center ofthe monitor.

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Shooting

and

Playback

Using

the

Zoom

Press

the

zoom

buttons

activate

the

optical

zoom.

• The

subject

fills a larger area

the

frame:

Press

(zoom

in).

• The area visible increases in

the

frame:

Press

W (zoom out).

• When

the

power

turned

on,

the

zoom

the

maximum

wide-angle

position

..a....

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Step3

Focus

and

Shoot

3.1

Press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway,

i.e.,

press

the

button

slightly

until

you

feel resistance.

•

When

a face

detected

in step

The camera focuses

the

face framed by a

double

border

the

focus

area.

When

the

subject

in focus,

the

double

border

lights in

green.

•

When

a face

not

detected:

Focus area

•

Flash

lamp

The camera

automatically

selects one

the

nine focus areas

containing

the

subject closest

the

camera. When

the

subject

in focus,

the

focus areas

that

are in

focus (up

nine areas)

light

green. Shutter speed Aperture value

•

When

the

shutter-release

button

pressed

halfway and

the

focus area or focus indicator

may

blink

red,

the

camera

unable

focus. Change

the

composition

and press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway again.

Flash

lamp

The flash

lamp

indicates

the

status

the

flash

when

you press

the

shutter-release

button

halfway.

Flash

fires

when the shutter button

pressed.

Blinking

Flash

charging.*

Off

Flash

does not

fire.

*When

the

battery

level

low,

the

monitor

turned

off

during

charging

the

flash.

Shooting

and

Playback

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