Sony PSP-450x Camera User Manual

This document is an instruction manual for a camera, describing its features and how to use it.


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Brand
SONY
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
2.3 MB
Published
11 April, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
0A4545F813E8CBB54009816B609C39F6

About this manual

This manual explains how to install the PSP‑450x camera on a PlayStation Portable (PSP) system, including inserting the camera into the USB connector and securing it with the mounting screw. It describes the macro mode selector, microphone usage, and lens specifications, and notes that the device requires PSP system software version 6.00 or later.

Safety and regulatory information are covered, with warnings about keeping the camera away from children, dust, liquids, and extreme temperatures. Warranty details (one‑year limited warranty) and FCC/ICES compliance statements are also included.

What's inside

  • Safety Instructions
  • Installation Procedure
  • Macro Mode Operation
  • Microphone Function
  • Lens Specifications
  • Software Requirements
  • Warranty Information
  • Regulatory Compliance

Specifications

Effective pixelsApprox. 0.3 megapixels
LensWide‑angle F2.8, focal length 28 mm (35 mm equivalent)
Standard recording distance20 cm (≈7.9 in)
Macro recording distance6‑7 cm (≈2.4‑2.8 in)
Warranty period1 year from date of purchase
Required PSP software version6.00 or later
FCC classificationClass B digital device

Frequently asked questions

What is the warranty period for the PSP-450x camera?

The camera is covered by a one‑year limited warranty from the date of purchase.

Which PSP system software version is required to use the camera?

The PSP system software must be version 6.00 or later.

What recording distance should I use in macro mode?

Place the subject about 6‑7 cm (2.4‑2.8 in) from the camera when using macro mode.

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