User manual BELKIN DIGITAL CAMERA LINK

[. . . ] Transfer thousands of digital photos to your iPodTM After a few seconds, the LED will turn green to indicate proper connection. After transfer is complete* (see LED chart below), the user has three options: a) Press the button again to begin the data verification process; or b) Disconnect the Unit from the iPod; or c) Manually check the iPod for complete file transfer. Once the "OK to disconnect" or the "Main Menu" screen appears after transfer is complete, select "Extras > Photo Import" and select the roll number for verification. [. . . ] The Unit is now ready to connect to a camera for another file transfer. NOTE: The Unit will perform transfers when battery status is low, however, we strongly suggest that you verify file transfers performed in this condition. Should the transfer fail, insert new batteries and repeat the transfer procedure. Transferring photos using iPhotoTM: Connect the iPod to your computer. If you are using a Macintosh® computer, iPhoto will automatically detect photos on the iPod and iPhoto will open. Transferring photos using the iPod as a disk drive: Connect the iPod to your computer. You can also transfer images to your computer by opening this folder and dragging them to the desktop. NOTE: While the iPod is connected to your computer, you can erase the images from the DCIM folder on your computer and the images will be deleted from the iPod once disconnected. Supports both FAT32 and HPFS iPod formats Compatibility Chart Compatible with Apple® 3G, 4G iPod players--10, 15, 20, 30, and 40GB models and iPod Photo. Digital cameras supported will be those using either the PIMA 15740 PTP protocol or the FAT 12/16/32 mass storage format. These devices must also use either Bulk Only or Control/Bulk or Control/Bulk/Interrupt USB protocols. NOTE: To view photos transferred from your Digital Camera Link you must first synchronize the iPod Photo with your computer before they are viewable on iPod Photo. Troub I pres Make transf The fi Depe file tra you a usual again I star Check transf is low iPod a I hit th Your d digita pictur you m instal The tr my iP There direct folder that's your c your c Other cameras may be added. The Unit is not recommended for use with a media reader, which would cause significant battery drain. [. . . ] There are some digital cameras that store movie files or TIFF files in directories other than the DCIM directory; some use a different folder-naming convention that is not recognized by the DCIM format. If that's the case, you may need to connect your digital camera to your computer and retrieve your files from the digital camera through your computer. All trade names are registered trademarks of respective manufacturers listed. [. . . ]