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- Page 1 3.2MP WebCam RCM-3640 User Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Table of Contents Chapter I. Introduction...2 Box Contents ... 2 External Components ... 2 System Requirements... 3 Warning... 3 Chapter II. Product Features...5 Video Quality... 5 Image Quality ... 5 Internet Compatibility... 5 Chapter III. Installation ...6 Get Ready To Install Your USB Web Camera... -
Page 3: Chapter I. Introduction
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Chapter I. Introduction Thanks for purchasing the USB Web Camera. This USB Web Camera will display real-time video on your PC screen, enabling you to have live video-conferences and interactive video conversations* with people over the internet. Your new USB Web Camera can also create still images for applications that produce greeting cards, photo albums and video mails. -
Page 4: System Requirements
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Note: 1. The power supply for the camera is provided through the USB cable. 2. Illustrations may appear different from your USB Web Camera. System Requirements ♦ IBM-compatible PC computer ♦ Intel Pentium III 800MHz compatible PC or faster ♦... - Page 5 3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 User Manual vehicle or direct sunlight. Exposure to high temperatures may adversely affect the camera case and internal components. Do not remove the camera casing. Internal inspection, maintenance and repairs should be carried out by an authorized service facility.
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Page 6: Chapter Ii. Product Features
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Chapter II. Product Features Video Quality • Up to 30 FPS (Frames Per Second) at 640x480 pixels mode • Up to 30 FPS (Frames Per Second) at 1280x720 pixels mode • Up to 15 FPS (Frames Per Second) at 1600x1200 pixels mode •... -
Page 7: Chapter Iii. Installation
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 User Manual Chapter III. Installation Get Ready To Install Your USB Web Camera 1. Your USB Web Camera 2. Web Camera SOFTWARE CD-ROM Install Your USB Web Camera 1. Turn on your computer or Notebook PC. Close all the programs run under the Windows system. - Page 8 3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 3. Load the Web Camera SOFTWARE CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions given by the installation program to complete the USB Web Camera installation. (If the auto-run program is not started, choose Start and Run, type ‘E:/Setup.exe’ at the Open column to start installation.)
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Page 9: Chapter Iv. Using The Usb Web Camera
Your message and video is delivered immediately, and the person you sent the message to can immediately respond. With a webcam, you can send your live image in real-time while exchanging messages. If your friend doesn’t have a webcam, he or she can still see you. - Page 10 Double Click to the contact in the contact list and start chat with your friend Using a live webcam In the main MSN Messenger window, click the Webcam button while you are exchanging messages with a contact. Your live image will be sent to your friend.
- Page 11 3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 window like the one below to your right on your desktop. Get a Yahoo! ID Every person needs a unique ID to identify himself when using Yahoo! Messenger. After you have installed the program, you will see a Get a Yahoo! ID button where you can sign up for a Yahoo! ID if you do not have any.
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Page 12: Camera Settings
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Chat using a live webcam In the main Yahoo! Messenger window, click the Webcam button while you are exchanging messages with a contact. Your live image will be sent to your friend. Follow the instructions that appear. -
Page 13: Video Source Or Video Settings
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Items in the above Video Format window are described as follows: • Output Size – this setting controls the size of the image or video that will be shown by the software. Larger images contain more data, so the frame rate might be slower than for smaller resolutions. -
Page 14: Light Sources
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Items in the above Video Source windows are described as follows: • Saturation – this setting controls the richness of colors shown by the camera. • Brightness – this setting controls how bright an image or video will appear. -
Page 15: Lighting Settings
1. In ‘Control Panel’ of ‘My Computer’, select ‘Sounds and Multimedia’, change the ‘Default device’ of ‘Sound recording’ to ‘RCM-3640’ for XP, VISTA users or ‘USB Audio Device’ for 2000 users. User Manual... - Page 16 3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 User Manual 2. After selecting the video device, click ‘Volume’ of ‘Sound Recording’, adjust the ‘Volume’ till the microphone play sound well.
- Page 17 3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 User Manual Important: When running with camera software application as the first time, increase the audio volume by sliding the bar in ‘Audio Property’ page as below. In the ‘Pin Line’ box, select ‘Microphone’.
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Page 18: Chapter V. Troubleshooting And Maintenance
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Chapter V. Troubleshooting and Maintenance This section discusses basic problems with the USB Web Camera, frequently asked questions and provides some maintenance tips. Problems and Solutions No Image ♦ Ensure the USB cable is correctly and securely attached. -
Page 19: Maintenance Tips
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 The best way is to disable all other video capture devices and ensure the USB Web Camera is the default device. To do this: ♦ Click on the Start menu button and choose Settings, and then Control Panel. In the Windows Control Panel, double click on the “Multimedia”... -
Page 20: Appendix A: Product Specifications
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Appendix A: Product Specifications Image Sensor Sensor Size Effective Pixels Focus Distance Number of Colors Frame Rate Auto Focus Auto White Balance Auto Exposure Control LED Indicator Built-in Microphone Dimensions USB Cable Length Interface Power Consumption During... -
Page 21: Appendix B: Fcc Statement
3.2MP Web Cam RCM-3640 Appendix B: FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.