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Getting Started
Inserting the batteries:
On the bottom of the camera, slide the battery compartment door open and insert the (2) AAA-size batteries paying close
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attention to the proper polarities. Important: Use only AAA alkaline batteries. The batteries are not rechargeable.
Using Your TravelCam:
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Turn the TravelCam on by pressing the Mode button located on the back of the camera. The Status Light Indicator will
notify you that the camera is ready for use. To turn the TravelCam off, press the Mode button until the camera powers off.
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Using the View Finder Window, center the object you wish to capture and press the Shutter button located on the top of
the camera. Note: The number shown on the LCD panel indicates total images captured Note: The Micro TravelCam features
an automatic power off function. To restore power, press the Mode button.
Image Quality Settings:
By default, your camera is in High Quality Record Mode (VGA) once the camera is powered on. You can store more images on
your camera by changing the resolution to Low Quality Mode (CIF) by pressing the Mode button. To change image capture settings
such as choosing indoor or outdoor lighting conditions by pressing the Mode button.
Continuous Capture Mode:
Press the Mode button until the Continuous Capture icon appears. Press the Shutter button once to confirm. Hold the Shutter
button down to continuously record images. The LCD Display Panel will indicate the accumulated amount of images captured.
Erase Mode:
Simply press the Mode button until the Trash Can icon appears on the LCD Display Panel. This feature will allow you to erase
all images (ALL) or last image (LSt) captured from the cameras memory by holding the Shutter button down.
Self-timer Feature:
Continuously press the Mode button until the Self-timer icon appears in the upper left-hand corner of the LCD Display Panel.
Press the Shutter button once to confirm. Press the Shutter button a second time to activate the self-timer function. Use this
feature to add a 10 second delay between taking pictures.
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