Locking The Menu Of The Camera; Setting The Lens For Transportation (Transport Setting) - Sony UPX-C200 Manual De Instrucciones

Locking the Menu of the Camera

The menu can be locked. Once locked, the Menu display
does not appear even if you press the MENU button in
CAMERA or PLAY mode. Then you can prevent
unintended changes of the menu settings by careless
operation. However, only the exposure can still be
changed by pressing v or V of the control button.
Locking the menu
Press and hold the MENU button for more than three
seconds. The Menu display is turned off, and the lock
mark appears. When you press the MENU button, the
Menu display does not appear, but the lock mark appears
to indicate that the menu is locked.
The menu remains locked even if CAMERA mode is
changed to PLAY mode or vice versa, or if the power is
turned off.
Releasing the lock of the menu
Display the lock mark. Then press and hold the MENU
button for more than three second until the lock mark is
turned off. Then the Menu display will appear.
Setting the Lens for Transportation
(TRANSPORT SETTING)
You can move the lens to its lock-down position for
transport.
M E N U
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1
Display the Menu display.
For details on displaying the Menu display, see
"Displaying the Menu display in CAMERA mode"
on page 34.
2
Select TRANSPORT SETTING by pressing v or V
of the control button.
3
Press ENTER of the control button.
The Transport Setting display appears.
4
Select OK by pressing v of the control button.
5
Press ENTER of the control button.
The lens moves to the lock-down position for
transport.
Once the lens is secured in that position, "LENS
MOVING END. PLEASE POWER OFF." appears
on the LCD.
6
Set the POWER switch to OFF.
Notes
• Once moving the lens is locked down in its transport
position, you should not operate any buttons or
switches other than the POWER switch.
• The transport position for the lens cannot protect the
lens completely. For moving the camera, pack it in its
original packing materials.
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