• Strap 0-ST86*
• USB cable I-USB98*
• AA alkali battery (x2)
• Software CD-ROM S-SW87
• Operating manual

* No camera case or SD (SDHC) Memory Cards are included with the camera.
* Accessories marked with an asterisk (*) can also be purchased separately.

• AV cable I-AVC7
• Camera case O-CC81
• Camera strap O-ST8
• Leather strap O-ST24
• Sports strap O-ST81
• AC adapter kit K-AC62
  [Includes AC adapter D-AC62, AC code D-CO2 and DC coupler D-DC51]

* When recording a movie, using a Class 6 or faster SD (SDHC) Memory Card. It allows you to shoot the movie without having to stop mid-way.
*If saving still images, using a Class 6 or faster SD (SDHC) Memory Card. It gives no noticeable improvement in the continuous shooting speed but faster SD (SDHC) Memory card is recommended.
* "Recommended" denotes only that the operation of the product has been checked by PENTAX and in no way constitutes a guarantee to customers that the product is suited to their requirements.

• Card that are unused or that have been used on other devices, such as another camera or a computer, must first be formatted on the OptioE80.

  * Note that formatting a card erases all the data on the card, including protected images and sound files.

• Do not bend the SD (SDCH) Memory Card or subject it to violent impact. Keep it away from water and store away from high temperature.
• Do not remove an SD (SDHC) Memory Card or turn the camera off while you are recording data or playing back images or audio, or while the camera is connected to a computer via a USB cable.
  Doing so will result in the corruption of stored data and/or damage to the SD (SDHC) Memory Card.
• Avoid using or storing the card where it may be exposed to static electricity or electrical interference.
• SD (SDHC) Memory Cards have a limited life-span.
  If a card is left unused for a long period, it may no longer be possible to read the data stored on the card. Important data should be backed up regularly.

The number of still images shot is measured in conditions that comply with CIPA standards. (Includes: With a 50% flash use rate and the LCD monitor ON at 23°C.)
*Note: CIPA standards are standards formulated by the Camera and Imaging Products Association.
The playback time, movie recording time and audio recording time are based on the result of in-house testing.

* When [Digital SR] mode is selected, the sensitivity automatically adjusts up to ISO 6400.
* In the [Digital SR] mode, recorded pixels is fixed at 5M (2592 x 1944).

*Note: The recorded pixels setting is fixed at 3M (2048 x 1536).

* fps: frames per second
* Movies can be recorded continuously onto an SD (SDHC) Memory Card or into built-in memory until the card or memory is full. (Note that the maximum size for one recording is 2 GB.)

* Operation is not guaranteed for all computers with the recommended requirements. Even on computers that meet the above requirements, the software may not run correctly depending on the computer settings and the other installed software applications.

* If an option other than Japanese, English or Korean is selected in the initial settings, the video output is set to [PAL].

1. Press the power switch. (Capture mode)
2. Press the MENU button.
3. Press the four-way controller (right) once to open the Setting screen.
4. Press the four-way controller (down) 4 times to select [Language].
5. Press the four-way controller (right) once to open the Language screen.
6. Use the four-way controller to select the language.
7. Press the OK button.

   *Note: To change the date and time, follow the steps in [Adjusting the date]

8. Press MENU button. (Back to the capture mode)

1. Press the power switch. (Capture mode)
2. Press the MENU button.
3. Press the four-way controller (right) once to open the Setting screen.
4. Press the four-way controller (down) 2 times to select [Date Adjust].
5. Press the four-way controller (right) once to display the [Date Adjust] screen.
6. [Date Style] setting
   Press the four-way controller (right) once to move the selection frame.
   Use the four-way controller (up/down) to select [yy/mm/dd], [dd/mm/yy] or [mm/dd/yy].
   Next, press the four-way controller (right) once to move the selection frame.
   Use the four-way controller (up/down) to select [12h] (12-hour display) or [24h] (24-hour display).
   After making your selection, press the four-way controller (right).
7. [Date] setting ([yy/mm/dd] selected as the date style)
   Press the four-way controller (down) once to move the selection frame to [Date].
   Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to select the [Year] setting.
   Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to select the [Month] setting.
   Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to select the [Day] setting.
   After completing the settings, press the four-way controller (right).
8. Press the four-way controller (down) once to move the selection frame to [Time].
   Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to select the [Hour] setting.
   Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to select the [Minute] setting.
   After completing the settings, press the OK button.
9. Press the OK button. (The Setting screen reappears.)
   Press the MENU button (The camera returns to Capture mode.)

1. Turn the camera on. (Capture mode)
2. Press the MENU button.
3. Press the four-way controller (right) once to open the [Setting] screen.
4. Press the four-way controller (up) 7 times to select [Video Out].
5. Press the four-way controller (right) once and then use the four-way controller (up/down) to change the setting from [PAL] to [NTSC].
6. Press the OK button. [Confirming the setting]
7. Press the MENU button. (The camera returns to Capture mode.)
   

1. Are you trying to photograph a subject that is difficult to focus on with autofocus?
   Certain subjects are not suitable for autofocus, such as subjects with little or no contrast (blue sky, white walls, etc.), dark subjects, finely patterned subjects, fast-moving subjects, and scenes shot through windows or mesh. First focus on an object that is at the same distance as your subject and lock the focus (by pressing the shutter release button down halfway). Then recompose the shot as you want to take it and release the shutter.
2. The subject is not in the focusing area.
   Frame the shot so that your subject is inside the [ ] (focusing area) marks on the LCD monitor. If your subject is not inside the focusing area, briefly move the camera so that the desired subject is inside the focusing area and lock the focus (by pressing the shutter release button down halfway). Then recompose the shot as you want to take it and release the shutter.
3. The subject is too close.
   The effective shooting rang is as follows:
   Wide-angle: 0.5m to infinity Telephoto: 0.5m to infinity

1. Is the flash mode set to [Flash Off]?
2. Is the drive mode set to [Continuous Shooting] ?
3. Is the focus mode set to [Infinity]?

1. The subject is too far away in a dark location.
   If the subject is too far away, the picture becomes dark because the light of the flash does not reach the subject.
   Use the following as a guide to flash photography:
   Wide-angle: Approx. 0.1 to 6.0
   m Telephoto: Approx. 0.35 to 3.21 m (with Auto selected as the ISO setting)

1. Press the power switch. (Capture mode)
2. Press the MENU button.
3. Press the four-way controller (right) once to display the [Setting] menu.
4. Press the four-way controller (up) once to select [Format].
5. Press the four-way controller (right) once to display the [Format] screen.
6. Press the four-way controller (up) once to select [Cancel] -> [Format].
7. Press the OK button to format the card.
8. When formatting ends, the camera returns to Capture mode.

   * Note that formatting a card erases all the data on the card, including protected images and sound files.
   * This function can only be selected when an SD (SDHC) Memory Card has been inserted in the camera.

Setting menu	Format selection

1. Press the power switch. (Capture mode)
2. Press the Play button. (Playback mode)
3. Press the four-way controller (down). (Playback mode palette)
4. Press the four-way controller (right) 5 times to select [Image/Sound Copy].
5. Press the OK button to display the screen for selecting the copy destination.
6. Press the four-way controller (up) 2 times to select [Camera SD].
7. Press the OK button to copy the data.
8. Press the Play button or press the shutter release button down halfway to return to Capture mode.

Playback Mode Palette		Copy destination selection

• Check that [MSC] is set as the camera's USB connection mode.
• If [PTP] is set as the camera's USB connection mode, the camera is not recognized correctly as a USB mass storage device and the images cannot be viewed.
• Check that the camera and computer ends of the USB cable are both inserted fully into the connection sockets.
• If the computer has multiple USB ports, try using another port.
• If the camera is connected via a USB hub, connect it directly to the computer.

*Check the video output format. (In Japan, the format is NTSC.)
*The camera's LCD monitor turns off while the camera is connected to a TV.

* The date imprinted with the Date Imprint function cannot be deleted.
* The date is imprinted on the picture with the date style set in the [Date Adjust] screen.

*You cannot connect the output of this camera to a SECAM format television.