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Page 1 - USER GUIDE

MC40USER GUIDE

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7AccessoriesThischapterprovidesinformationforusingtheaccessoriesforthedevice.7.1MC40AccessoriesTable7-1liststheaccessoriesavailablefortheMC40.Table7-1

Page 5 - RevisionHistory

MC40UserGuideTable7-1MC40Accessories(cont'd.)AccessoryPartNumberDescriptionChargingCupCUPMC40XX-1000RMountsontotheFiveSlotChargeOnlyCradleBaseand

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7.2MicroUSBCableFigure7-1ChargingUsingtheMicroUSBCableCommunicationWhentheMC40isconnectedtoahostcomputerusingtheMicroUSBcable,theMC40appearsasaRemovab

Page 7 - Contents

MC40UserGuide7.3SingleSlotChargeCradleTheSingleSlotChargeCradleprovides5VDCpowerforoperatingtheMC40andchargingthebattery.ChargingtheMC40BatteryConnect

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7.4FiveSlotChargeOnlyCradleNotethatchargingisintelligentlycontrolledbytheMC40.Toaccomplishthis,forsmallperiodsoftime,theMC40oraccessoryalternatelyenab

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MC40UserGuideFigure7-4ChargingMC40sandSpareBatteriesTheMC40’sRightLEDshowsthestatusofthebatterycharging.SeeTable1-3BatteryChargeLEDStatusforchargingst

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7.5FourSlotBatteryChargerNotethatchargingisintelligentlycontrolledbytheMC40.Toaccomplishthis,forsmallperiodsoftime,theMC40oraccessoryalternatelyenable

Page 11 - ListofFigures

MC40UserGuideTable7-2SpareBatteryChargeLEDStatusStatusIndicationsOffNobatteryinaslot.Batteryisnotcharging.Batteryisnotinsertedcorrectlyinthecharger.Ch

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8MaintenanceandTroubleshootingThischapterincludesinstructionsoncleaningandstoringthedevice,andprovidestroubleshootingsolutionsforpotentialproblemsduri

Page 13 - ListofTables

ListofFiguresManufacturingLabelLocation...xviFigure1

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MC40UserGuide•Donotdisposeofbatteriesinre.•Intheeventofabatteryleak,donotallowtheliquidtocomeincontactwiththeskinoreyes.Ifcontacthasbeenmade,washthea

Page 15 - AboutThisGuide

8.4CleaningtheMC40CleaningMaterialsRequired•Alcoholwipes•Lenstissue•Cotton-tippedapplicators•Isopropylalcohol•Canofcompressedairwithatube.CleaningFreq

Page 16 - NotationalConventions

MC40UserGuideProcedureSteps1Removethemainbatteryfrommobilecomputer.2Dipthecottonportionofthecotton-tippedapplicatorinisopropylalcohol.3Rubthecottonpor

Page 17 - ServiceInformation

8.6TroubleshootingtheMC40ProcedureSteps1RemovetheDCpowercablefromthecradle.2Dipthecottonportionofthecotton-tippedapplicatorinisopropylalcohol.3Rubthec

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MC40UserGuideTable8-1TroubleshootingtheMC40(cont'd.)ProblemCauseSolutionWhentheuserpressesthePowerbuttontheMC40doesnotturnonbuttheDecodeLEDblinks

Page 19 - 1GettingStarted

8.6TroubleshootingtheMC40Table8-1TroubleshootingtheMC40(cont'd.)ProblemCauseSolutionDataWedgeisnotenabled.EnsurethatDataWedgeisenabledandcongure

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MC40UserGuide8.7Single-SlotChargeCradleTroubleshootingTable8-2TroubleshootingtheSingle-slotChargeCradleProblemCauseSolutionMC40wasremovedfromcradleorc

Page 21 - 1.2Unpacking

8.9Four-SlotBatteryChargerSACMC40XX-4000RTroubleshooting8.9Four-SlotBatteryChargerSACMC40XX-4000RTroubleshootingTable8-4TroubleshootingtheFour-slotBat

Page 23 - 1.3.2ChargingtheBattery

9TechnicalSpecicationsThefollowingsectionsprovidetechnicalspecicationforthedevice.9.1MC40TechnicalSpecicationsThefollowingtablesummarizestheMC40’si

Page 24 - 1.3.3PoweringOntheMC40

MC40UserGuideFigure7-3MC40BatteryCharging...

Page 25 - 1.3.4ReplacingtheBattery

MC40UserGuideTable9-1MC40TechnicalSpecications(cont'd.)ItemDescriptionOperatingTemperature0°Cto50°C(32°Fto122°F)StorageTemperature-40°Cto70°C(-4

Page 26 - 1.3.5BatteryManagement

9.2Single-SlotChargeCradleCRDMC40XX-1000RTechnicalSpecicationsTable9-1MC40TechnicalSpecications(cont'd.)ItemDescriptionAmbientLight/ProximitySe

Page 27 - LowBatteryNotication

MC40UserGuideTable9-2Single-slotChargeCradleTechnicalSpecications(cont'd.)ItemDescriptionInputV oltage5VDCPowerConsumption(withMC40)6wattsOperat

Page 28 - 1.4SettingtheDateandTime

9.4Four-SlotBatteryChargerSACMC40XX-4000RTechnicalSpecicationsTable9-3Five-SlotChargeOnlyCradleTechnicalSpecications(cont'd.)ItemDescriptionOpe

Page 30 - 1.5.2SettingScreenRotation

IndexAadaptivefrequencyhopping...5-1albums...6-7andr

Page 31 - 1.6GeneralSoundsSetting

9.4Four-SlotBatteryChargerSACMC40XX-4000RTechnicalSpecicationsserialnumber...xiiiserviceinforma

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ListofTablesTable1-1Features-FrontView...

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AboutThisGuideThisguideprovidesinformationonusingtheMC40andaccessories.Screensandwindowspicturedinthisguidearesamplesandcandifferfromactualscreens.Doc

Page 35 - 2UsingtheMC40

MC40UserGuidewhere:•0=notV oIPtelephonyready•V=V oIPtelephonyready.ChapterDescriptionsTopicscoveredinthisguideareasfollows:•1GettingStarted,page1-1pro

Page 36 - 2.2StatusBar

IconConventionsIconConventionsThedocumentationsetisdesignedtogivethereadermorevisualclues.Thefollowinggraphiciconsareusedthroughoutthedocumentationset

Page 37 - 2.2.1StatusIcons

MC40UserGuideManufacturingLabelLocationMotorolarespondstocallsbyemailortelephonewithinthetimelimitssetforthinsupportagreements.Ifyourproblemcannotbeso

Page 38 - 2.2.2NoticationIcons

1GettingStartedThischapterprovidesthefeaturesoftheMC40andexplainshowtosetitupforthersttime.1.1FeaturesFigure1-1FrontView23411716567891011112131415Tab

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MC40UserGuideTable1-1Features-FrontView(cont'd.)NumberItemFunction5TouchScreenDisplaysallinformationneededtooperatetheMC40.6MenuButton-Opensamenu

Page 41 - 2.5Folders

1.2UnpackingFigure1-2BackView1819202122232425Table1-2Features-BackViewNumberItemFunction18BatteryProvidestheMC40withoperatingpower.19BatteryLatchSecur

Page 42 - 2.5.2NamingFolders

MC40UserGuide•Lithium-ionbattery•QuickStartGuide•RegulatoryGuide.Inspecttheequipmentfordamage.Ifanyequipmentismissingordamaged,contacttheMotorolaSolut

Page 43 - 2.6HomeScreenWallpaper

1.3.2ChargingtheBatteryProcedureSteps1Alignthebatterywiththeslotsinthebatterycompartment.Figure1-3InsertingtheBattery2Lowerthebatteryandpressdownuntil

Page 44 - 2.7UsingtheTouchscreen

MC40UserGuideForcableandcradlesetupandchargingproceduresrefertotheMC40IntegratorGuide.•MicroUSBCable•SingleSlotChargingCradle•FiveSlotChargeOnlyCradle

Page 45 - 2.9Applications

1.3.4ReplacingtheBattery1.3.4ReplacingtheBatteryEnsurethattheBatterySwapmodeproceduresarefollowed,otherwisethebackupbatterywilldepletequickly.Procedur

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MC40UserGuide5Removethebatteryoutofthebatterycompartment.Figure1-5RemoveBattery6Alignthereplacementbatteryinthebatterycompartment.7Lowerthebatteryandp

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1.3.5BatteryManagementFigure1-6BatteryUseScreenTheBatteryUsescreenliststheapplicationsusingthebattery.Thedischargegraphatthetopofthescreenshowstherate

Page 48 - 2.9.1AccessingApplications

MC40UserGuideTheusermustreplacethebatteryorchargetheMC40usingoneofthechargingaccessoriestoretaindata.BatteryOptimizationObservethefollowingbatterysavi

Page 49 - 2.10Un-LockingtheScreen

1.5DisplaySettingProcedureSteps1Touch.2TouchDate&time.3TouchAutomaticdate&timetodisableautomaticdateandtimesynchronization.4TouchAutomatictime

Page 50 - 2.10.1SingleUserMode

CopyrightsTheMotorolaproductsdescribedinthisdocumentmayincludecopyrightedMotorolacomputerprograms.LawsintheUnitedStatesandothercountriespreserveforMot

Page 51 - Figure2-12PatternScreen

MC40UserGuide1.5.1SettingtheScreenBrightnessProcedureSteps1Touch.2TouchDisplay.3TouchBrightness.Figure1-8BrightnessDialogBox4IntheBrightnessdialogbox,

Page 52 - 2.10.2MultiUserMode

1.5.3ChangingtheScreenTimeoutSettingProcedureSteps1Touch.2TouchDisplay.3IntheDisplaysettingsscreen,checkAuto-rotatescreentosettheMC40toautomaticallysw

Page 53 - 2.11ResettingtheDevice

MC40UserGuideFigure1-9SoundsScreen•Volumes-Usetochangethevolumeofmedia,ringtonesandnoticationsandalarms.Figure1-10VolumesDialogBox•CallRingtoneandVib

Page 54 - 2.12SuspendMode

1.6GeneralSoundsSetting–Screenlocksounds-Checktoplayasoundwhenlockingandunlockingthescreen.–Vibrateontouch-Checktohavethedevicevibratewhentouchingsoft

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2UsingtheMC40Thischapterdescribesthescreens,statusandnoticationicons,andcontrolsontheMC40,andprovidesbasicinstructionsforusingtheMC40.2.1HomeScreenTh

Page 57 - 2.14PTTExpressVoiceClient

MC40UserGuideTable2-1HomeScreenItems(cont'd.)ItemDescription3—AllAppsIconOpenstheAPPSwindow.4—SettingsIconOpenstheSettingswindow.5—ShortcutIconsO

Page 58 - 2.14.2SelectingaTalkGroup

2.2.1StatusIconsTable2-2StatusIcons(cont'd.)IconDescriptionIndicatesthattheAlarmisactive.Indicatesthatallsoundsexceptmediaandalarmsaresilencedand

Page 59 - 2.14.3PTTCommunication

MC40UserGuide2.2.2NoticationIconsTable2-3NoticationIconsIconDescriptionIndicatesthatmorenoticationsareavailableforviewing.Indicatesthatdataissyncin

Page 60 - PrivateButton

2.3ManagingNoticationsTable2-3NoticationIcons(cont'd.)IconDescriptionIndicatesthattheMultiUserfeatureisenabled.Indicatesthatanewuserisloggingin

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MC40UserGuide2.4ApplicationShortcutsandWidgetsApplicationshortcutsplacedontheHomescreenallowquickandeasyaccesstoapplications.Widgetsareself-containeda

Page 63 - 2.15VoIPTelephonyReady

2.4.1AddinganApplicationorWidgettotheHomeScreen2.4.1AddinganApplicationorWidgettotheHomeScreenProcedureSteps1GotothedesiredHomescreen.2Touch.3Swiperig

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MC40UserGuide2.5.1CreatingFoldersProcedureSteps1GotothedesiredHomescreen.2PlaceatleasttwoapplicationshortcutsontheHomescreen.3Touchandholdashortcutunt

Page 65 - 3DataCapture

2.5.3RemovingaFolder4TouchanywhereontheHomescreentoclosethefolder.Thefoldernameappearsunderthefolder.Figure2-7RenamedFolder2.5.3RemovingaFolderProcedu

Page 66 - 3.4BarCodeCapturewithImager

MC40UserGuide2.6.1ChangetheHomeScreenWallpaperProcedureSteps1TouchandholdontheHomescreenuntiltheChooseWallpaperfrommenuappears.2TouchGallery,Livewallp

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2.8UsingtheOn-screenKeyboard2.8UsingtheOn-screenKeyboardUsetheon-screenkeyboardtoentertextinatexteld.Tocongurethekeyboardsettings,touch>andthense

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MC40UserGuideTable2-4Applications(cont'd.)IconDescriptionCamera-Takephotosorrecordvideos.Formoreinformationsee6PhotosandVideos,page6-1.CardSwipeT

Page 69 - 3.6ReadingMagneticStripeCards

2.9ApplicationsTable2-4Applications(cont'd.)IconDescriptionMSPAgent-EnablesmanagementofthedevicefromanMSPserver.Requiresthepurchaseofanappropriat

Page 70 - 3.6.1ImproperSwiping

MC40UserGuideTable2-4Applications(cont'd.)IconDescriptionMultiUserAdministrator-UsetoconguretheMultiUserfeature.Thisiconappearsaftertheoptionala

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2.9.2SwitchingBetweenRecentApplicationsSee2.4ApplicationShortcutsandWidgets,page2-6forinformationoncreatingashortcutontheHomescreen.2.9.2SwitchingBetw

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RevisionHistoryChangestotheoriginalguidearelistedbelow:ChangeDateDescription-01RevA08/30/2013Initialrelease.iii

Page 73 - 3.7DataWedge

MC40UserGuide2.10.1SingleUserModeWhenlocked,apattern,PINorpasswordisrequiredtounlockthedevice.PressthePowerbuttontolockthescreen.Thedevicealsolocksaft

Page 74 - 3.7.2DisablingDataWedge

2.10.1SingleUserModeFigure2-11PINScreenFigure2-12PatternScreenMN000111A01-August20132-17

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MC40UserGuideFigure2-13PasswordScreen2.10.2MultiUserModeWithMultiUserlogin,multipleuserscanlogontothedevicewitheachuserhavingaccesstovariousapplicatio

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2.10.2.2MultiUserLogout1IntheLogintexteld,entertheusername.Figure2-14MultipleUserLogInScreen2InthePasswordtexteld,enterthepassword.3TouchOK.Afterare

Page 77 - 5Bluetooth

MC40UserGuide2.11.1PerformingaSoftResetPerformasoftresetifapplicationsstopresponding.ProcedureSteps1PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthemenuappears.2Tou

Page 78 - 5.5BluetoothRadioPower

2.13FileBrowserFigure2-15LockScreen2.13FileBrowserUsetheFileBrowserapplicationtoviewandmangelesonthedevice.ToopenFileBrowser,touch>.MN000111A01-Au

Page 79 - 5.5.2DisablingBluetooth

MC40UserGuideFigure2-16FileBrowserScreenTheaddressbar(1)indicatesthecurrentfolderpath.Touchthecurrentfolderpathtomanuallyenterapathandfoldername.Use(2

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2.14PTTExpressV oiceClient•Touch>ListViewtochangethefolderviewfromtiletolistformat.•Touch>ChangeSizetochangethesizeoftheicons:Large,NormalorSmal

Page 81 - 5.7ChangingtheBluetoothName

MC40UserGuide2.14.1EnablingPTTCommunicationProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.Figure2-17PTTExpressWindow3TouchtheOFFbuttontoturnonPTTExpress.Thebuttonchanges

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2.14.3PTTCommunicationProcedureSteps1Touchoneofthe32TalkGroupbuttons.Aconrmationdialogappears.2TouchOKtoreturntotheHomescreen2.14.3PTTCommunicationMe

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MC40UserGuideFigure2-19WiredHeadset11TalkButton2PrivateButton2-26MN000111A01-August2013

Page 85 - 6PhotosandVideos

2.14.3.1CreatingaGroupBroadcast(OnetoMany)2.14.3.1CreatingaGroupBroadcast(OnetoMany)ProcedureSteps1PressandholdtheTalkbuttonandlistenforthetalktonetop

Page 86 - 6.2TakingaPanoramicPhoto

MC40UserGuideProcedureSteps1Waituntilanaccesstoneisheard.2Within10seconds,pressandholdthePrivatebutton,andlistenforthetalktonetoplay.Ifabusytoneishear

Page 87 - 6.3RecordingVideos

2.14.4DisablingPTTExpressV oiceClientCommunicationProcedureSteps1Waituntilanaccesstoneisheard.2Within10seconds,pressandreleaseandthenpressandholdtheTa

Page 89 - 6.5VideoSettings

3DataCaptureTheMC40offersthefollowingdatacaptureoptions:•integratedimager•integrateddigitalcamera•Magneticstripereader(MSR).DataWedgeisinstalledandena

Page 90 - 6.6ViewingPhotosandVideos

MC40UserGuide•Cross-hairreticleforeasypoint-and-shootoperation.•Picklistmodetodecodeaparticularbarcodefrommanyintheeldofview.Thesolutionusestheadvanc

Page 91 - 6.6.1WorkingwithAlbums

3.4BarCodeCapturewithImager2Pointthetopofthedeviceatabarcode.Figure3-1BarCodeScanning3PressandholdtheScanbutton.Theredlaseraimingpatternturnsontoassis

Page 92 - Figure6-5PhotosInsideanAlbum

MC40UserGuide3.5BarCodeCapturewithIntegratedCameraTocapturebarcodedata:ProcedureSteps1Ensurethatanapplicationisopenonthedeviceandatexteldisinfocus(te

Page 93 - 6.6.1.3DeletinganAlbum

3.6ReadingMagneticStripeCards3.6ReadingMagneticStripeCardsUsetheintegratedMSRtoreadmagneticstripecard.UsetheCardSwipeTutorialapplicationtopracticeswip

Page 94 - 6.6.2WorkingwithPhotos

Contents1GettingStarted...

Page 95 - 6.6.2.2RotatingaPhoto

MC40UserGuide5Thecaptureddataappearsinthetexteld.3.6.1ImproperSwipingFigure3-6DoNotStartSwipeinMiddleofCard3-6MN000111A01-August2013

Page 96 - 6.6.2.3CroppingaPhoto

3.6.1ImproperSwipingFigure3-7AvoidThumbHittingDeviceMN000111A01-August20133-7

Page 97 - 6.6.2.6DeletingaPhoto

MC40UserGuideFigure3-8DoNotHoldEndofCardWhileSwiping3-8MN000111A01-August2013

Page 98 - 6.6.3WorkingwithVideos

3.7DataWedgeFigure3-9DoNotSwipeCardonAngle3.7DataWedgeDataWedgeisautilitythataddsadvancedbarcodescanningcapabilitytoanyapplicationwithoutwritingcode.I

Page 99 - 6.6.3.3DeletingaVideo

MC40UserGuide3.7.1EnablingDataWedgeProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.3Touch.4TouchSettings.5TouchtheDataWedgeenabledcheckbox.Abluecheckmarkappearsinthecheck

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4WLANWirelesslocalareanetworks(WLANs)allowtheMC40tocommunicatewirelesslyinsideabuilding.BeforeusingtheMC40onaWLAN,thefacilitymustbesetupwiththerequire

Page 101 - 7Accessories

MC40UserGuideProcedureSteps1Touch.2SlidetheWi-FiswitchtotheOnposition.3TouchWi-Fi.TheMC40searchesforWLANsintheareaandliststhem.Figure4-1Wi-FiScreen4Sc

Page 102 - 7.2MicroUSBCable

5BluetoothBluetooth-equippeddevicescancommunicatewithoutwires,usingfrequency-hoppingspreadspectrum(FHSS)radiofrequency(RF)totransmitandreceivedatainth

Page 103 - Communication

MC40UserGuidedevicesisbased-uponachallenge-responsetransaction.BluetoothallowsforaPINorpasskeyusedtocreateother128-bitkeysusedforsecurityandencryption

Page 104 - 7.3SingleSlotChargeCradle

5.5.1EnablingBluetoothToachievethebestbatterylifeturnoffradioswhennotinuse.5.5.1EnablingBluetoothProcedureSteps1Touch.2SlidetheBluetoothswitchtotheONp

Page 105 - 7.4FiveSlotChargeOnlyCradle

MC40UserGuide2.14.3.3RespondingwithaPrivateResponse...2-272.14.3.4Respon

Page 106 - MN000111A01-August2013

MC40UserGuide5IfBluetoothisoff,slidetheswitchtotheONposition.6TouchBluetooth.7TheMC40beginssearchingfordiscoverableBluetoothdevicesintheareaanddisplay

Page 107 - 7.5FourSlotBatteryCharger

5.7ChangingtheBluetoothName11TheBluetoothdeviceisaddedtothePairedDeviceslistandatrusted(“paired”)connectionisestablished.5.7ChangingtheBluetoothNameBy

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MC40UserGuideProcedureSteps1Touch.2TouchBluetooth.3IfBluetoothisnoton,slidetheswitchtotheONposition.4InthePAIREDDEVICESlist,touchandholdonanunconnecte

Page 109 - MaintenanceandTroubleshooting

5.11UnpairingaBluetoothDevice3IntheBluetoothdeviceslist,touchandholdonadeviceuntilamenuappears.4TouchDisconnect.5Touch.5.11UnpairingaBluetoothDevicePr

Page 111 - 8.4CleaningtheMC40

6PhotosandVideosThischapterprovidesinformationfortakingphotosandrecordingvideosusingtheintegrateddigitalcameras.PhotosandvideosarestoredinInternalStor

Page 112 - 8.5CleaningCradleConnectors

MC40UserGuide3Touchtoadjustexposure,ash,andothersettingsusingthecamerasettings.See6.4CameraSettings,page6-4formoreinformation.4Touchandtoadjustthezoo

Page 113 - 8.6TroubleshootingtheMC40

6.3RecordingVideos3Touchtheoptionsbarandtouch.Figure6-2PanoramicMode4Frameonesideofthescenetocapture.5Touchandslowlystartpanningacrosstheareatocapture

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MC40UserGuide2Touchtheoptionsbarandtouch.Figure6-3VideoMode3Touchtoadjustexposure,ash,andothersettingsusingthevideosettings.See6.5VideoSettings,page6

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6.5VideoSettingsTouchtodisplaythecamerasettingoptions.•Settings-Touchtoopenascrollinglistofsettings:–FocusMode-Touchtoselectthecamerafocussetting.Opti

Page 116 - Troubleshooting

RevisionHistory7.2MicroUSBCable...

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MC40UserGuide•Whitebalance-TouchtoselecthowCameraadjustscolorsindifferentkindsoflight,toachievethemostnatural-lookingcolors.–Auto-Adjustthewhitebalanc

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6.6.1WorkingwithAlbumsFigure6-4Gallery—Albums•Touchanalbumtoopenitandviewitscontents.Thephotosandvideosinthealbumaredisplayedinchronologicalorder.•Tou

Page 119 - 9TechnicalSpecications

MC40UserGuideFigure6-5PhotosInsideanAlbumSwipeleftorrighttoscrollimagesacrossthescreen.6-8MN000111A01-August2013

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6.6.1.1ShareanAlbum6.6.1.1ShareanAlbumProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.3Touchandholdanalbumuntilithighlights.4Touchotheralbumsasrequired.5Touch.TheSharemen

Page 121 - TechnicalSpecications

MC40UserGuideProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.3Touchandholdanalbumuntilithighlights.4Checkotheralbumstodelete.Ensurethatotheralbumsareselected.5Touch.6Inth

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6.6.2.2RotatingaPhoto4Touchaphoto.Figure6-6PhotoExample5Swipeleftorrighttoviewthenextorpreviousphotointhealbum.6Turnthedevicetoviewthephotoinupright(p

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MC40UserGuide6.6.2.3CroppingaPhotoProcedureSteps1InGallery,touchaphototoviewthecontrols.2Touch.3TouchCrop.Thebluecroppingtoolappears.4Usethecroppingto

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6.6.2.5ShareaPhoto2Touch.3Touchanalbumtoopenit.4Touchthephototoopenit.5Touch.6TouchDetails.7TouchClose.6.6.2.5ShareaPhotoProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.3

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MC40UserGuide4Touchaphototoopenit.5Touch.6TouchOKtodeletethephoto.6.6.3WorkingwithVideosUseGallerytoviewvideosonthemicroSDcardandsharevideos.6.6.3.1Wa

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6.6.3.2SharingaVideo5Touch.Thevideobeginstoplay.6Touchthescreentoviewtheplaybackcontrols.6.6.3.2SharingaVideoProcedureSteps1Touch.2Touch.3Touchanalbum

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