Casio Exilim EX H20G User Manual

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bnUser image mark
Locations where you shot images are 
indicated by   marks.
• User image marks are normally 
blue. However, user image marks 
outside of the radar screen lines 
are light blue.
• A white wedge within a user image 
mark indicates the horizontal 
direction the camera was pointing 
when the image was shot. Wedge 
positions can be indicated in 22.5 
degree units.boGPS wave condition icon
Indicates current GPS satellite wave 
receipt conditions (page 92).
.Photogenic Spot Mode
This mode displays recommended photogenic spots on the map, along with icons, 
values, and other useful information.
• The icons and values for which there is no explanation below are the same as 
those on the User Image mode screen.
1Zoom bar
2Mode icon
3Orientation icon
4Current time
5Image cursor
6Image list
Lists images of recommended 
photogenic spots currently on the 
map.
• The photogenic spot image list 
shows images in the sequence 
starting from the photogenic spot 
mark that is closest to the center of 
the radar screen, and then radiates 
outwards in a clockwise direction.
7Distance
8Current location icon
 indicates your current location.
• The color of the figure indicates the 
current GPS positioning condition 
(green indicating GPS positioning, 
gray for non-GPS positioning).
9Photogenic spot name
Shows the name of a recommended 
photogenic spot.
• If there is not enough space to 
show the entire name, it will scroll 
on the display.
bkScale
blPhotogenic spot mark
Recommended photogenic spots are 
indicated on the map by  .
• Photogenic spot marks are 
normally red. However, photogenic 
spot marks outside of the radar 
screen lines are purple.
bmRadar screen lines
bnGPS wave condition icon
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1.Press [ý] (MAP) to enter the MAP mode.
• Each press of [ý] (MAP) toggles between the User Image mode and the 
Photogenic Spot mode.
2.Use the procedures below to move a user image mark or a photogenic 
spot mark near the center of the display’s radar screen lines.
• Moving a user image mark or photogenic spot mark to the center of the radar 
screen causes the corresponding image (user image or photogenic spot 
image) to move to the top of the image list to the right of the map.
• The images that appear in the list on the screen are displayed in sequence 
starting from the landmark that is closest to the center of the radar screen and 
then radiating outwards in a clockwise direction.
MAP Mode Operation
To scroll the mapUse [8], [2], [4], and [6].
• To return your current location to the center of the 
screen, press [ù] (Current Location). This will cause 
 (current location) to appear in the center of the radar 
screen.
•[ù] (Current Location) is disabled while “Off” is 
selected for the “GPS” setting (page 92).
To change the 
scale of the mapSlide the zoom controller.
w (Wide Angle):
Zooms out (reduces the 
scale) so a wider area of the 
map is visible.
z (Telephoto):
Zooms in (increases the 
scale) so a smaller area of 
the map is visible.
Zoom controller
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3.Press [SET].
This will display a full-screen view of the image (user image or photogenic spot 
image) where the image cursor was located in the image list.
• While a full-screen image is displayed, you can use [4] (scrolls to the image 
that was above the current image in the image list) and [6] (scrolls to the 
image that was below the current image in the image list) to scroll to another 
image.
• Sliding the zoom controller towards z ([) will zoom in on and enlarge the 
image (page 75).
• Sliding the zoom controller towards w (]) will display a multi-image screen 
containing the images that were in the image list (page 75).
4.Press [8] (DISP) (page 152).
This will display the following information.
GPS wave
condition icon
Distance from radar screen 
line center
Longitude/latitude
Current time
Place name 
(The name will scroll if it does not fit.)
Shooting date/time Mode icon
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IMPORTANT!
• If a section of the zoom bar is gray while a map 
is displayed, it indicates that the camera does 
not have further detailed map data for the gray 
section. In this case, if you slide the zoom 
controller towards z (Telephoto) and the 
zoom pointer reaches a gray section, the 
pointer will stop and the map will not zoom in 
any further.
• A gray rectangular frame on a map indicates that there is detailed map data 
available for that area in camera memory. Sliding the zoom controller towards z 
(Telephoto) while such a gray frame is in the center of the radar screen will display 
the detailed (higher scale) map data.
• When scrolling the map, the message “No Image” will appear in an area where 
there is no more map data available in camera memory.
• If you move an area for which there is no map data available to the center of the 
radar screen, the map will change automatically to a scale for which map data is 
available.
• To find your current location on the map, press [ù] (Current Location). This will 
cause the   (current location) icon to appear in the center of the radar screen.
.Enabling Movement of the Image Cursor (Move Cursor)
Use this procedure to enable movement of the image cursor inside the image list next 
to a map.
1.In the MAP mode, press [MENU].
2.On the “MAP” tab, select “Move Cursor” and then press [6].
3.Use [8] and [2] to select the setting you want and then press [SET].
NOTE
• The current “Move Cursor” setting is ignored while “Off” is selected for the “GPS” 
setting (page 92).
Basic MAP Mode Settings
OnEnables image cursor movement. 
Holding down [BS] and tilting the 
camera approximately 20 degrees 
away from you will move the cursor 
upwards. Tilting the camera towards 
you will move the cursor downwards.
OffDisables image cursor movement.
Current zoom Gray area indicates more
detailed map data not available.
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This section explains the menu items that are used when performing operations and 
configuring settings in the MAP mode.
Procedure
[ ý ] (MAP)  * [MENU]  * MAP Tab  * Save Log
You can use this procedure to save position  information from different locations and 
different times. While “On” is selected  for the “Save Log” setting, the following 
information is saved in camera memo ry for 14 days as positioning log data.
– Date (year, month, day) and time (hour, minute)
– Latitude and longitude
– Altitude (When GPS positioning is performed.)
– Positioning method and positioning accuracy
• The current “Save Log” setting is ignored wh ile “Off” is selected for the “GPS” 
setting (page 92).
• Formatting the camera’s built-in memory  deletes all positioning log data stored 
there.
IMPORTANT!
• Note that in China it is against the law to  accumulate a log of position information 
without the permission of government authorities. Be sure to select “Off” for the 
“Save Log” setting if you are using the camera in China and do not have such 
permission.
Procedure
[ ý ] (MAP)  * [MENU]  * MAP Tab  * Show Log
You can track you movements by displaying positioning log data on a map. Selecting 
“On” for the “Show Log” setting causes sa ved positioning log data to be displayed on 
the map.
Procedure
[ ý ] (MAP)  * [MENU]  * MAP Tab  * Log Period
This setting lets you specify how many past  days of track data should be displayed on 
map.
Using Other Map Data (MAP Tab Menu)
For information about menu operations, see page 58.
Saving Position Information (Save Log)
Tracking Your Movements on a Map (Show Log)
Specifying the Display Period of Tracks (Log Period)
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Use the procedure below to convert all of the positioning log data currently in camera 
memory to a KML file (extension: .kml) and save it to a memory card.
1.Turn off the camera and load the memory card to which you want to 
save the file.
2.Turn on the camera and then press [ý] (MAP).
3.Press [MENU]. On the “MAP” tab, select “Output Log”.
4.Use [8] and [2] to select “Save” and then press [SET].
The message “Saving data. Please wait...” will appear, indicating that the 
positioning log data is being written to the memory card.
NOTE
• A new KML file is created in memory each day. The dates used for the date and 
time entries within a KML file are based on the current time setting of the camera 
when the “Output Log” operation is performed.
• KML files are stored in a KML folder, which is located inside the memory card’s 
DCIM folder.
• The Output Log function cannot be used if there is no memory card loaded in the 
camera, if the memory card loaded in the camera is full, or if the camera’s battery 
cover is open.
• You can import the KML files to Google Earth or some other map software and 
track your movements on your computer screen.
Procedure
[ý] (MAP) * [MENU] * MAP Tab * Move Cursor
See page 104 for details.
The camera’s built-in direction sensor may not operate normally if there is a source of 
magnetism nearby. If you feel that direction measurements are not correct, perform 
the following procedure.
1.Turn on the camera and then press [ý] (MAP).
2.Press [MENU]. On the “MAP” tab, select “Direction Adj”.
Saving All Positioning Log Data in Camera Memory to a 
Memory Card (Output Log)
Enabling Movement of the Image Cursor (Move Cursor)
Adjusting the Accuracy of the Direction Sensor (Direction Adj)
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3.Taking care not to drop the camera, slowly swing it around in a figure 
eight for about 10 seconds.
Use the wrist of the hand that is holding the camera to move in a way that forms a 
figure eight. This will correct for the magnetism and adjust direction sensor 
accuracy.
The message “Completed normally.” will appear to let you know that accuracy 
adjustment is complete, and the map screen will return to the display.
• If the message “Correction failed. Try again.” appears, perform the above 
procedure again.
• Performing this adjustment near a train, an automobile, a magnet, or a 
concentration of metal can result in incorrect adjustment.
• Direction sensor adjustment is not supported while “Off” is selected for the 
“GPS” setting (page 92).
You can use this procedure to convert position information (latitude and longitude) 
accompanying an image recorded on another manufacturer’s camera so it can be 
played back in the MAP mode of this camera.
1.Use the Photo Transport that comes with the camera to copy the other 
manufacturer’s image with position information from your computer to 
a memory card (page 129).
2.Turn off the camera and load the memory card that contains the data.
3.Turn on the camera and then press [ý] (MAP).
4.Press [MENU]. On the “MAP” tab, select “Update Info” and then press 
[6].
5.Use [8] and [2] to select “Update” and then press [SET].
The message “Busy... Please wait...” will appear as the data is being transferred. 
After that, the image with position data will be displayable in the MAP mode.
IMPORTANT!
• The position information of certain types of images may not be able to be updated.
Converting Location Information of Images from Another 
Source for Playback on This Camera (Update Info)
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Procedure
[MENU] * Set Up Tab * Auto Rotate
The camera automatically detects whether a snapshot image was shot in portrait or 
landscape orientation and displays it accordingly.
• The current “Auto Rotate” setting is ignored while “Off” is selected for the “GPS” 
setting (page 92).
Procedure
[MENU] * Set Up Tab * Time Auto Correct
While “On” is selected for the “Time Auto Correct” setting, the camera uses time data 
received from GPS satellites to automatically correct its clock settings.
IMPORTANT!
• Note that switching between summer time and standard time is not performed 
automatically.
• World Time settings (for all 32 time zones) are corrected when a wave is received 
from the GPS satellites. Note, however, that in this case the displayed time will not 
change until you turn the camera off and then back on again. If you travel to 
another time zone, you can find out the current local time by turning the camera off 
and then back on again, and checking the displayed time.
• Attempting to change “World Time” setting (page 144) or the “Adjust” setting (page 
146) while “On” is selected for the “Time Auto Correct” setting, will cause the 
message “Auto time correction is turned on. Cannot perform operation.” to appear 
on the display.
• The World Time City and time settings may not update correctly when you are 
located in the vicinity of a boundary between two time zones. If this happens, select 
“Off” for the “Time Auto Correct” setting, and then use “World Time” setting (page 
144) or the “Adjust” setting (page 146) to adjust the time and date settings.
• The current “Time Auto Correct” setting is ignored while “Off” is selected for the 
“GPS” setting (page 92).
Other Settings (Set Up Tab Menu) 
For information about menu operations, see page 58.
For information about other settings, see page 140.
Auto Image Orientation Detection and Rotation (Auto Rotate)
OnAutomatically rotates snapshots shot with the camera held vertically 90 
degrees.
OffImages not rotated automatically.
Correcting Camera Clock Settings Automatically 
(Time Auto Correct)
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As with normal images (without location information), use the PLAY mode to display 
images with location information.
See page 30 for the procedure for viewing images.
• While an image with location information is on 
the display, pressing [8] (DISP) will display the 
location information (latitude and longitude) that 
was recorded with the image.
IMPORTANT!
• In the PLAY mode, you cannot display the map 
where the image was recorded while the image 
is displayed.
Use this procedure when you want to clear the location information (latitude, 
longitude, direction, place name) recorded with an image.
IMPORTANT!
• Remember that a location information delete operation cannot be undone.
1.In the PLAY mode, use [4] and [6] to select the image whose location 
information you want to clear.
2.Press [MENU]. On the “PLAY” tab, select “Delete Site Info” and then 
press [6].
3.Use [8] and [2] to specify what you want to clear and then press 
[SET].
Displaying Images with Location Information (PLAY Mode)
Viewing an Image with Location Information
Clearing Location Information Included with an Image 
(Delete Site Info)
Delete Lat/LongDeletes the latitude, longitude, and direction recorded with 
the image.
Delete placeDeletes the place name recorded with the image.
CancelCancels the operation without deleting anything.
Place name 
(Name scrolls if it is too long 
to fit.) Latitude and longitude
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.Using the camera in another country
• Certain countries or areas may place restrictions on the use of GPS and/or the 
accumulation of positioning log data. This camera has a built-in GPS function. 
Before taking it to another country, be sure to check with the appropriate embassy 
or with your travel agent to find out if bringing in a camera with a GPS function and/
or accumulation of position information log data is allowed in that country.
• Recommended photogenic spots are provided for reference only, and there is no 
guarantee that you will be able to get to a site or that it will be simple to get to a site. 
Before entering a mountainous, jungle, desert, or other dangerous area or any 
area where your personal safety may be at risk, be sure to obtain the latest news 
about regulations, restrictions, safety, and other important information.
.Hybrid-GPS operation while the camera is turned off
• When “On” is selected for the “GPS” setting, the Hybrid-GPS continues to operate 
and periodically performs positioning to determine your current location, even when 
the camera is turned off. Whenever you need to completely turn off the camera and 
disable positioning (such as during aircraft takeoffs and landings), be sure to 
change the “GPS” setting to “Off” (page 92) and then turn off the camera.
• Also note that battery power continues to be consumed if the camera is turned off 
while “On” is selected for the “GPS” setting.
.Not using the camera for a long time
• For the first GPS wave reception after you have not used the camera for a long 
time or after leaving the camera without the battery loaded for a long time, 
positioning will take longer than normal to complete.
.Immediate position correction
• Because camera’s autonomous positioning uses an accelerometer and a direction 
sensor for positioning, the Hybrid-GPS function can become unstable where there 
is severe magnetic disturbance (on a train, in a motor vehicle), or where there is 
severe movements (inside of a bag, etc.). Whenever the camera judges that 
autonomous positioning is unstable, it performs immediate GPS wave reception 
and corrects positioning.
Precautions when Using the Hybrid-GPS
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