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Use the Date/Time command in the Setup menu. The Setup menu instructions begin on page 31 of the manual.Use the Date/Time command in the Setup menu. The Setup menu instructions begin on page 31 of the manual.
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Press the menu button, scroll sideways (press lightening icon) to Setup (tools icon), then down (disp) to highlight date and time. Press Set or the lightening icon to select the date and time setting, then press disp or the opposite upper part of the rocker to change the numbers, and the lightening or flower to move between the various date and time settings. Press Set when you are through.
If you leave the battery out of the camera for 48 hours, you will be invited to set the date and time at the next switch on.
You can download a manual for a similar camera, the i1036, at polaroid.com, but there does not seem to be a manual for this specific camera there. Try THIS LINK
I have that problem with my camera too but after a while... I gave up retype-ing the date and time, so know every picture is on Jan.1st 2004 at 00:00:00 :D I have tried as many things as I could TO fix it but.. nothing came through...
couldnt find the manual for that camera but im sure the polaroids are kinda the same. this is what another camera manual said
From the Record menu,
select Date Stamp.
2. Use the or keys to go through the selection.
3. Press the OK button to save and apply changes
What model camera? Both the a930 and a932 9,0MP cameras use two AA batteries. You can use disposable or rechargeable batteries. If you use rechargeable batteries, they have to be recharged outside the camera. The camera does not include any charging circuitry.
I contacted Polaroid help desk and they were clueless. They said there is no way to set the time after messing around with the camera for 10 minutes.
When you pull the photos off the camera it does record a date and time. I believe they forgot to add the option in the setup menu so you cannot get to it. I asked for them to send me a differant camera and the help desk rep laughed.
I guess thats what I get for buying a cheap camera.
same thing happened to me too! lol. However after you press the menu button and click "default setting", go set your date and time again. Then turn the camera off. Turn it back on and you will find that the date/time is correct!
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