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Be careful not to block the AF-assist Beam with fingers or other items.
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Be careful not to block the AF- assist Beam with fingers or other items. Try using a tripod or other stable support, and use the camera's self-timer to ensure that nothing is blocking the AF-assist beam.
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Setting up the wireless settings on the PowerShot SD430 when a wireless network is already in use (Infrastructure mode)
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Using the AC adapter for the PowerShot SD200, SD300, SD400, SD430 Wireless, SD450, SD600 and SD630
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Using the AC adapter for the PowerShot SD200, SD300, SD400, SD430 Wireless , SD450, SD600 and SD630
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Setting up the wireless settings when making a one-to-one direct connection between the PowerShot SD430 and the computer (Ad hoc mode)
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Procedure for resetting the camera to its default settings PowerShot SD450, SD550, SD430 Wireless, SD600, SD630, SD700IS, SD800 IS and SD900.
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Procedure for resetting the camera to its default settings PowerShot SD450, SD550, SD430 Wireless , SD600, SD630, SD700IS, SD800 IS and SD900.
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Printers that offer direct printing via PictBridge are supported
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Any PictBridge-compliant printers can print images via a wireless connection using the wireless print adapter supplied with the camera. With PictBridge-compliant printers, you can print images via a wireless connection directly with the camera regardless of the printer's manufacturer or the printer model. Please check if your printer is PictBridge-compliant using the following instructions.
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Adjust the location of network device(s)
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Network device location For proper wireless communication to occur, it is important that network devices are suitably located. Make sure that:
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Using Movie Mode PowerShot SD430
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Shooting a Movie Movie files cannot be transfered via wireless operation.
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Connecting the PowerShot SD430 to a printer wirelessly
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Connecting the camera to a printer wirelessly Connect the camera to a printer wirelessly using the wireless print adapter and compact power adapter supplied with your camera. Caution
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Use a tripod or other stable support
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Virtually all Canon cameras are fitted with an industry standard 1/4-20 tripod socket to facilitate easy mounting to standard tripods from various manufacturers. A tripod is an excellent way to support the camera with minimal vibration. This helps to ensure the sharpest possible images at shutter speeds far below what can normally be handheld.
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