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- Page 1 DIGITAL STILL CAMERA U S E R ' S M A N UA L DIGITAL STILL CAMERA Megapixel Optical zoom Digital zoom...
- Page 3 Keep the manual handy for quick reference. You are on your way to experiencing a digital camera like no other. This easy-to-follow user's manual shows you how to use your new camera like a pro, whether you want to: download photos to your computer, preview and take images via the television.
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Welcome CHAPTER 1: Components Guide The Camera Kit...1 Index of Controls (Front / Left / Back / Up / Bottom View) On Screen Display (OSD) ...7 CHAPTER 2: Getting Started Attaching the Strap...9 Turning the Power On/Off...9 Installing the Batteries...10 Inserting / Removing a Security Digital Card...11 The Memory Priority...12... - Page 5 Table of Contents Welcome CHAPTER 4: Advanced Features Photography Capture Mode ( Scene Mode ( Delete Mode ( Resolution ( )...24 Compression Ratio ( Exposure Time ( )...25 Sharpness / Softness ( )...25 Light Metering Mode ( )...26 Communication Setting ( )...27 Setting the ISO ( )...27 Beeper On/Off (...
- Page 6 Table of Contents Welcome CHAPTER 6: Capturing / Replaying with a TV Monitor Connecting the Camera with a TV Monitor...36 Capturing the Images with a TV Monitor...36 Replaying the Images with a TV Monitor...37 CHAPTER 7: Installing the USB DISK Driver For Windows 98 only...38 CHAPTER 8: Download Images via USB DISK CHAPTER 9: Appendix...
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Page 7: Chapter 1: Components Guide
1. Components Guide The Camera Kit The camera kit includes: 1. The camera 2. AA alkaline batteries (x2) 3. Camera strap 4. Mini USB cable 5. User's manual NOTE TV cable sold separately. Please see your local retailer. This is not your traditional camera. This is a "digital" camera. A digital camera allows you to take pictures without the use of film. -
Page 8: Index Of Controls (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View)
Index of Controls (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View) Front View IGBT Signal Flash Optical Viewfinder Window Lens Self-Timer Signal... - Page 9 Index of Controls (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View) Left View Strap Eyelet SD Card Slot / Battery Cover SD Card Slot Battery Slot...
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Page 10: Back View
Index of Controls Back View Lock/Menu Button Capture/Replay Button Viewfinder FLASH FLASH BUSY BUSY Flash Signal Busy Signal Terminal Cover (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View) Power Button Exposure LCD Monitor Compensation/OK Button Display Button Zoom Button (Wide-angle/ Telephoto ZOOM ZOOM / MF / MF EV OK EV OK... - Page 11 Index of Controls Video Out Terminal Terminal Terminal Cover (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View) ZOOM ZOOM / MF / MF Flash Button ZOOM ZOOM / MF / MF /Zoom/Manual Focus Button Self-Timer Button /Macro/Erase Button...
- Page 12 Index of Controls (Front/Left/Back/Up/Bottom View) Up View Shutter Bottom View Tripod Socket...
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Page 13: On Screen Display (Osd)
On Screen Display (OSD) Capture Mode Macro Mode Manual Focus Capture Mode Scene Mode Resolution SHQ HQ SQ Flash Self-Timer EV+0.0 Battery Condition Exposure Compensation The type of media in use is displayed SD SD :SD card :Internal... -
Page 14: Replay Mode
On Screen Display (OSD) Capture Mode Press " " button to capture photos. Images Taken SD-0001/1000 SD-0001/1000 I-0001/1000 I-0001/1000 Last Image Taken First Image Taken SD Card / Internal Replay Mode Press " " button again to replay. Use the " ", " ", " " and "... -
Page 15: Chapter 2: Getting Started
2. Getting Started Attaching the Strap Attach the camera strap as shown in the illustration below. Figure1 Turning the Power On/Off Press " " button to turn the camera on. Press " " button 3 seconds to turn the camera off. Figure 2 FLASH BUSY FLASH... -
Page 16: Installing The Batteries
Installing the Batteries 1. Open the SD card slot/battery cover in the direction of the arrow. 2. Put the batteries in. 3. Clock the cover. Step1 NOTE 1.We recommend the use of NI-MH batteries, which have longer lives than alkaline batteries. NI-MH batteries are rechargeable, alkaline batteries are not. -
Page 17: Inserting / Removing A Security Digital Card
Inserting / Removing a Security Digital Card 1. Turn off the camera. 2. Open the SD card slot/battery cover. NOTE The SD card is optional, you can purchase at your local retailer. 3. Inserting the card Orient the SD card correctly and push it into the card slot as far as it will go. -
Page 18: The Memory Priority
The Memory Priority You can store image data with an external SD card or internal memory in the camera. As the SD card is inserted into the camera, the image data will be recorded or viewed or downloaded into the SD card first. Only if the SD card is removed from the camera will the image data be recorded or viewed or downloaded into the internal memory of the camera. -
Page 19: Chapter 3: Basic Photography
3. Basic Photography Taking Pictures (Auto Focus) 1. Press " " button. The camera will beep. 2. Aim the camera at the subject. 3. Adjust the zoom 3-1. Use the zoom lever to achieve the desired composition. 3-2. To zoom in on the subject, press the "T" button. To zoom out, press the "W"... -
Page 20: Press The Shutter Button
4. Press the shutter button 4-1. Press the "shutter" button down half way. The color of the focus frame will be red. 4-2. When the camera has finished metering, the color of the focus frame will be green. 4-3. Then press the "shutter" button down fully to take the picture. The camera beeps and the data is then recorded. -
Page 21: Taking Pictures (Manual Focus)
Taking Pictures (Manual Focus) 1. Press " " button. The camera will beep. 2. Press " " button until "MF" icon appears on the monitor. 3. Use the zoom lever (T or W button) to focus the subject. 4. Use the LCD monitor to check the focus. 5. -
Page 22: Switching The Lcd Monitor Display Information
Switching the LCD Monitor Display Information ( Pressing " " button switches the LCD monitor display information. In the capture mode, pressing " next mode each time the button is pressed. Detailed Display: The LCD monitor displays information such as the camera setting, resolution, battery condition... -
Page 23: Using The Flash
Using the Flash ( The flash mode is used to add extra light to your image. Press " " button to select the flash setting. The flash setting changes ( , , ) each time you press " " button. And the selected flash mode appears on the LCD monitor. -
Page 24: Using The Macro ( )
Using the Macro ( ) 1. The macro mode is used to shoot close-up of subjects in the range of " " button and " " icon appears on the LCD monitor. 2. Shoot the image. NOTE Press " " button again to cancel the macro mode. Adjusting the Exposure Compensation Adjust the exposure compensation setting to obtain the optimum image brightness (Exposure) -
Page 25: Chapter 4: Advanced Features Photography
4. Advanced Features Photography Capture Mode ( In the capture mode, you can choose from 3 types of shots: Single Shot / Continuous Shots / 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( 3. -
Page 26: Scene Mode
Scene Mode ( / / In the scene mode, you can choose from 6 types of scenes: Portrait Landscape Night Landscape 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( ). 3. - Page 27 Night Landscape Use this mode for shots taken in the evening or at night. 1. Press the "shutter" button to take a picture. Fluorescent Use this mode for shots in fluorescent light. 1. Press the "shutter" button to take a picture.
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Page 28: Delete Mode ( / )
Delete Mode ( In the delete mode, memory) you set, you can cho Delete All / Format Delete All (In a SD card) 1. Make sure the SD card is in the camera. 2. Press " " button to display the menu. 3. - Page 29 Delete All (the internal memory) 1. Make sure the SD card is out of the camera. 2. Press " " button to display the menu. 3. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( ). 4. Use " " or " " button to select " " in the lower level.
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Page 30: Resolution ( )
Resolution ( ) In the resolution mode, you can choose the setting ( according to the type of shot you want to take. NOTE = 2048 x 1536 pixels / Suer Fine = 1024 x 768 pixels / Fine = 640 x 480 pixels / Normal 6M = 2976x2240 pixels / Interpolation 1. -
Page 31: Exposure Time ( )
Exposure Time ( ) Using this function when you want to adjust the shutter speed. NOTE 1. The settings can be adjusted to 1 second / 2 seconds / 4 seconds and turn off. 2. This function only work in the Night Landscape mode. 1. -
Page 32: Light Metering Mode ( )
Light Metering Mode ( ) Using this function for scenes where the brightness of the subject and background differ markedly. Y ou can choose from 2 types of this mode. 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( ). 3. -
Page 33: Communication Setting ( )
Communication Setting ( ) The default setting is " ". T the USB DISK to download the images. W you download the images for the first time, please do this: 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( ). 3. -
Page 34: Beeper On/Off ( / )
Beeper On/Off ( In this mode, you can set the beeper on or off. 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( 3. Use " " or " " button to select " 4. -
Page 35: Monitor Brightness ( )
Monitor Brightness ( ) You can adjust the monitor brightness in the range of 1~4. NOTE 1 = Monitor- Darker 4 = Monitor- Lightest 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( ). 3. -
Page 36: Setting The Tv System ( )
Setting the TV System ( ) In this mode, you can set the TV system in NTSC or PAL. 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. Use " " or " " button to select this mode ( 3. -
Page 37: Setting The Focus Before Using The Self-Timer ( )
Setting the Focus before Using the Self-Timer ( ) This mode only works when using the self-timer function. Before using the self-timer, you can choose from 2 types of the focus ( to take the photo. 1. Press " " button to display the menu. 2. -
Page 38: Chapter 5: Viewing The Images
5. Viewing the Images Switching between Capture and Replay Mode 1. Press " " button to switch capture mode to replay mode. 2. In the replay mode, you can preview and zoom in on the images. NOTE When the memory setting is in the external SD card mode (the SD card is in the camera), you can only view or download the images stored in the SD card. -
Page 39: Auto Playback
Auto Playback The function automatically plays all the images stored in the camera. 1. In single image replay, hold on " " or " " button for 2 seconds to preview the images automatically (slides show). 2. Adjust the playback speed by pressing "... -
Page 40: Erasing The Single Image
Erasing the Single Image 1. In single image replay, select the image you wish to erase using " " or " " button. 2. Press the " " button. 3. Select "Yes" using " " or " " button. 4. Press " "... -
Page 41: Playing Back Movies
Playing Back Movies 1. In single image replay, select the movie you wish to play using " " or " " button. 2. Press the "W" button, the movie images will be played back. You can press the "W" button again to pause the movie. 3. -
Page 42: Chapter 6: Capturing / Replaying With A Tv Monitor
6. Capturing / Replaying with a TV Monitor Connecting the Camera with a TV Monitor 1. Turn off the camera and TV. 2. Attach the TV cable (optional) to the video out terminal on the camera. 3. Plug the other end of the TV cable to the video in jack on the TV. NOTE The TV cable is sold separately (Model Number =1WCR648RCATVA). -
Page 43: Replaying The Images With A Tv Monitor
Replaying the Images with a TV Monitor 1. Make sure you have connected the camera to the TV. Turn on the TV and switch it to video mode. 3. Turn on the camera in replay mode In the replay mode, you can preview and zoom in on the images. NOTE If an incorrect TV system is set, the output image will not display properly. -
Page 44: Chapter 7: Installing The Usb Disk Driver
7. Installing the USB DISK Driver For Windows 98 only If you have Windows 98 operating system on your PC, please place the CD-ROM into the appropriate drive, then install the USB DISK driver (msd98_setup.exe) to your computer. Windows 2000/ME/XP, you do not need to install any driver. Click "msd98_setup.exe"... - Page 45 4. Click "Finish" to end the setup. 5. In order for the driver to take effect, you should click "OK" to restart your computer now.
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Page 46: Chapter 8: Download Images Via Usb Disk
8. Download Images via USB DISK 1. Switch the camera to the Communication Setting mode and press the " " button. The LCD monitor will show "INSERT CABLE" NOTE Make sure you have installed the driver first, If you have Windows 98 operating system on your PC. - Page 47 DCIM 100IMAGE NOTE When the memory setting is in the external SD card mode (the SD card is in the camera), you can only view or download the images stored in the SD card. If you want to view or download the images in the internal memory of the camera, please remove the SD card first (p.
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Page 48: Chapter 9: Appendix
9. Appendix Troubleshooting Symptom Power will not turn on Power supply Power turns off right after turning Can not take a Shooting picture even if ’ pressing the pictures shutter button Check this • Battery level too low • • Batteries inserted incorrectly Battery level too low... - Page 49 Symptom Can not focus Shooting Doesn't Flash pictures Image appears dark Cannot playback Play image or playback back screen will not appear ’ Check this • • Subject is not in the center • Flash is set to " " mode Capture mode is set to "...
- Page 50 Symptom Play Can not delete back the image No image on Other TV screen Check this • Image is protected • • Incorrect video system setting Remedy Unlock this image (p.34) p.30...
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Page 51: Additional Information
Additional Information Technical Specifications Sensor Resolution 2140 x 1560 CCD sensor with 3.34M pixels Image Resolution Still Mode : 2048 x 1536; 1024 x 768; 640 x 480 pixels 2976 x 2240 (Interpolation) pixels Video Clip: 320 x 240 pixels Lens f=6~12/24 mm (2X Optical Zoom / 2X Digital Zoom) Focus Range... - Page 52 Technical Specifications Self Timer 10 seconds Image Type JPEG Image Capacity SD card / Internal 8 MB flash memory Power Source USB 5V / AA alkaline batteries x 2 Power Saving Automatically power off after 30 / 45 / 60 / 120 / 180 seconds Dimensions 3.99"(W) x 2.17"(H) x 1.44"(D) ;...
- Page 53 Maintenance and Storage Stop operating the camera immediately if it emits smoke or noxious fumes. Immediately turn the camera's power off, remove the camera battery. Continued use of the product may result in fire or electrical shock. Do not dismantle, modify or repair the camera yourself. Fire and/or electrical shock may occur as a result.
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