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By connecting the Camcorder and Personal
Computer with the USB Cable, you can transfer still
images saved on a Memory Card directly to your
Personal Computer.
1 Insert the Memory Card into the
Camcorder.
2 Set the Camcorder to PC Mode.
3 Connect the Camcorder to your personal
computer with USB Cable and turn the
Camcorder to “ON”.
It enters PC Connecting Mode.
Appropriate driver to recognize Camcorder is
automatically installed by Windows Plug and
Play when connected for the first time.
Using Built-in SD Drive
Never connect the USB Cable until the USB
Driver is installed.
Before making these connections, turn off all
devices, which are to be connected.
It is recommended that you use the AC Adaptor as
the power supply of the Camcorder.
For Windows XP users, the USB equipment
operates with the driver installed standard on your
OS.
If you have Internet access, please download the
USB Driver.
PV-GS39 Only
1 To download and install the Driver, go to:
http://www.panasonic.com/consumerdownloads
2 Click [Camcorder] on the screen.
3 Click [USB Driver (for Web Camera)].
4 Decompress the downloaded data.
5 Double click icon.
The set up program starts running.
6 Finish installation by following the
on-screen instructions.
Click [Next] and proceed with installation.
After completing the installation, click [Finish].
7 After the USB Driver is installed, please
restart your computer.
Connecting the Personal Computer and
Camcorder
7 After the USB Driver is installed, please
restart your computer.
Reboot the computer to finish installing USB
driver.
Installation continues after the computer
reboots if you selected additional software.
For Windows
OS:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional/Home Edition
Microsoft Windows 2000
4 Open [My Computer] and click [Removable
Disk]
1
(For Windows 2000 users).
5 Click [Open folder to view les using
Windows Explorer]
2
and then [OK] (For
Windows XP users).

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