Panasonic DMC-TS6 User Manual
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GPS/Sensor
Recording using the GPS function
Applicable modes:
Before use, read “About the GPS” on
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About the “GPS”
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Receiving signals from GPS satellites
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It is recommended to use by holding the camera still for a while at an outdoor location clear
to the sky, with the antenna pointed upward.
to the sky, with the antenna pointed upward.
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Radio waves from GPS satellites cannot be received properly at the following locations, so the
positioning may not be possible or a significant error may occur.
positioning may not be possible or a significant error may occur.
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Indoor/underground or underwater/in the woods/traveling in a train or a car etc./close to or
between buildings/close to high voltage lines/inside a tunnel/close to mobile phones working on
1.5 GHz band etc.
between buildings/close to high voltage lines/inside a tunnel/close to mobile phones working on
1.5 GHz band etc.
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Do not cover the GPS antenna with your hands etc.
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Do not carry the unit inside a metallic case or similar when positioning. Positioning is not possible
when the unit is covered by metal etc.
when the unit is covered by metal etc.
GPS is an abbreviation of [Global Positioning System], which is a system that allows you to
check your position utilizing GPS satellites.
Calculating the current position by receiving radio waves including orbit information and clock
information from multiple GPS satellites is called positioning.
This unit is also compatible with the “GLONASS” satellite positioning system operated by the
Russian government.
The unit can record location name information and latitude/longitude for the recorded image
and automatically correct the time.
check your position utilizing GPS satellites.
Calculating the current position by receiving radio waves including orbit information and clock
information from multiple GPS satellites is called positioning.
This unit is also compatible with the “GLONASS” satellite positioning system operated by the
Russian government.
The unit can record location name information and latitude/longitude for the recorded image
and automatically correct the time.