Sony IPT-DS1 Handbuch

This unit enters standby mode.

Automatic shooting starts after initialization*.

* This unit rotates approximately 180 degrees left 

and 180 degrees right from the internal basing 

position before returning to the original position.

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Turning this unit off during automatic shooting 

 

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forcibly turns off the power to this unit. Do not do 

this except in an emergency.

If you lift this unit up during automatic shooting, 

 

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the unit may determine it to be an abnormal 

condition and its motor may stop and automatic 

shooting may temporarily stop. In this case, 

automatic shooting is resumed when you put this 

unit back in place.

The operation/battery indicator rapidly flashes red 

 

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if you forcibly stop the rotation or if an external 

force is applied to this unit during automatic 

shooting. In this case, remove the force and then 

turn this unit off and back on.

When using this unit in public, be considerate of 

 

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other people around you.

You cannot change the camera to play mode during 

 

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automatic shooting.

Depending on the shooting environment, 

 

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sometimes the camera may not detect faces or may 

detect things other than faces.

If the camera does not detect any faces for a period 

 

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of time, operation of this unit may pause to save 

power.

The camera cannot detect faces that are too close 

 

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or too far away. The appropriate distance between a 

face and the camera is between 1 m and 2 m.

This unit automatically turns back on from pause 

 

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status when a face is detected or if you press the 

MENU (stop) button or lift the unit up.

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Pressing the button too strongly may cause this 

 

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unit to fall off the dedicated stand.

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When “To stop shooting, press Shooting button 

 

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on Party-shot” is displayed on the LCD of your 

camera, press the On-demand shot button of this 

unit.