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Protect
System Select Switch
This mode helps prevent accidental erasure of images. Put a padlock mark next to the desired still image, and that still image cannot be deleted.
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Select Wheel Power Switch MENU Button
Set the System Select Switch to �D.S.C.�, and set the Power Switch to �PLAY�. Press MENU. The Menu Screen appears. Rotate the Select Wheel to move the highlight bar to �PROTECT�, and press it. The PROTECT Menu appears. �If you do not want to perform �Protect� for any still image, go to step 5. Rotate the Select Wheel to move the frame to the desired still image, then press it. The padlock mark appears above the selected image. The �Protect� function is set. �On the Protect Menu, all still images are displayed six at a time. To perform �Protect� for the still images that come after the 6th one, rotate the Select Wheel to move the frame from Index No. 1 to No. 6, then rotate it further downward. The frame is placed automatically on the 7th still image. Images after the 7th one can also be accessed in the same way.
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Display
EXIT
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<PROTECT>
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PROTECT Menu
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EXIT
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<PROTECT>
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A padlock mark appears.
Rotate the Select Wheel upward to place the highlight bar on �EXIT�, then press it twice. The Menu Screen closes.
To remove �Protect� . . . .... perform steps 1 through 3, rotate the Select Wheel to move the frame to the desired still image with the padlock mark, then press it. The padlock mark located above the still image disappears and the image is no longer protected. When finished removing protection, perform step 5.
NOTES: � To move the frame from Index No. 7 to 6, place the highlight bar on �EXIT� by rotating the Select Wheel upward. Rotate the Select Wheel further upward. The frame is moved to the 6th still image automatically. Perform the same procedure for still images that follow the 13th one. � On the Protect Menu, a star mark is displayed next to a still image you shot in the FINE mode.