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Appendix B Using the Battery

With the batteries correctly loaded, press the POWER

button; wait for the READY LED to stop blinking and

stay on steady.

NOTE: When the READY LED is blinking, the camera is

starting up; do not turn the power off or open the battery

cover at this time.

Battery Handling Precautions

The following precautions are provided for you to safely

get the most from your battery performance.

Do not mix old and new, different types, or different

manufacturers of batteries.

Do not drop batteries or let them be banged around.

This could damage the casings, causing the batteries

to leak.

If the internal parts or components of the battery

come into contact with your eyes or your mouth,

flush the affected site with water and get medical

help.

Do not short-circuit the battery terminals, and be sure

to cover the terminals before you throw batteries

away. If the terminals contact metal, they may

overheat and explode, causing a fire.

Inspect your batteries before using them. Anything

abnormal may indicate a damaged battery that may

leak, overheat or burst.

The battery has a direct effect on the operation

capabilities of the camera. This appendix discusses the

following topics:

Acceptable battery types

Battery insertion

Battery-handling precautions

Battery charging

Acceptable Battery Types

The acceptable battery specifications for the camera

are:

Two AA-sized Alkaline batteries (included)

Two AA-sized Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH)

rechargeable batteries

Take note of the following information when using

Alkaline batteries.

To lengthen battery life, turn the LCD screen off and

shoot images via the Viewfinder.

Alkaline batteries may not be operated in low

temperatures (+41°F / +5°C).

Battery Insertion

To insert the battery, refer to the section Loading the

Batteries. Notice that the batteries should be inserted

with the correct polarity as marked in the battery

compartment.