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Technical Specifications A-1

Technical Specifications

Dimensions

100 mm (W) x 59 mm (H) x 35 mm (D)

3.54 in (W) x 2.76 in (H) x 1.46 in (D)

Weight

Approx. 160g (without batteries)

LCD

2.0” LTPS TFT LCD

Power

Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery

Image Sensor

1/2.5” CCD

Pixels

4.0 Mega Pixels

File Formats

❑

Still picture:

JPEG (EXIF, DFOF, DCF)

❑

Video Capture:

MPEG4 (ASF, AVI)

❑

Audio:

MP3

Still Picture
Resolution

❑

VGA

❑

Lens

f=7.356mm

Focus range

Normal (18 cm to inifinity)

Focus length

F 3.0/8.0

Shutter speed

1/2 seconds to 1/1500 seconds

Self-timer

❑

10 seconds

❑

20 seconds

Digital Zoom

4X Digital zoom

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Page 1: ... photocopying and recording for any purpose without the written permission of Creative Technology Ltd Copyright 2005 Creative Technology Ltd All rights reserved The Creative logo is a trademark of Creative Technology Ltd in the United States and or other countries Microsoft Windows and the Windows logo are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Intel and Pentium are registered trademarks o...

Page 2: ...off with a clean cloth and wash the affected area with water If the liquid gets into your eye flush the liquid off with lots of fresh water immediately Consult a doctor for follow up treatment If the liquid is swallowed rinse your mouth with water Drink a few cups of water to dilute the toxin and seek treatment immediately Before Using Your Camera Test out your camera before using it for important...

Page 3: ...nments Areas full of smoke oil fumes or steam Areas subject to a strong magnetic field Rainy or snowy environments Do not open the battery cover when the power is on If water has entered your camera turn the power off immediately and remove the batteries Maintain your digital video camera Use a lens brush or soft cloth to wipe the surface clean Do not use any solid object to hit your camera Avoid ...

Page 4: ... Camera as a Mass Storage Device 3 2 Installing Applications optional 3 2 Removing your Camera safely 3 3 Connecting Your Camera to a TV VCR 3 4 4 Using Creative DiVi CAM 428 Using your Camera 4 1 Taking a Photo 4 1 Vewing a Photo 4 2 Viewing all Photos as a Slideshow 4 2 Viewing all Photos as Thumbnails 4 2 Using your Camera as a Video Camera 4 3 Recording a Video 4 3 Replaying a Recording 4 3 Co...

Page 5: ... 1 Selecting individual photos 5 1 Selecting all photos 5 1 Selecting printing options 5 1 Setting up Direct Print 5 2 Selecting individual photos 5 2 Selecting all photos 5 2 A Technical Specifications Dimensions A 1 Weight A 1 LCD A 1 Power A 1 Image Sensor A 1 Pixels A 1 File Formats A 1 Still Picture Resolution A 1 Lens A 1 Focus range A 1 Focus length A 1 Shutter speed A 1 Self timer A 1 Digi...

Page 6: ...vi Auto Power off A 2 Connectivity A 2 B Frequently Asked Questions DiViCam428 book Page vi Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 7: ... CD User s Guide Quick Start Wrist strap Lens cover strap Pouch Earphones Power adapter cable Battery charger Audio cable TV Out cable USB cable Minimum System Requirements Intel Pentium 166 MHz or higher 64 MB RAM or higher 100 MB free hard disk space excluding installation of applications Available USB 1 1 port Microsoft Windows XP Windows 2000 Windows Millennium Edition ME or Windows 98 Second ...

Page 8: ...the Self timer mode is activated 5 USB TV Out port To transfer files to your computer connect one end of the supplied USB TV Out cable to this port and the other end to your computer s USB port To display your photos on a TV connect one end of the supplied USB TV Out cable to this port and the other end to your TV Out port 6 Headphone jack 7 Strap holder 8 Microphone 9 Power LED 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 9: ...s move the Scroller up or down to browse through options and then select the option by pressing the Scroller 5 MENU button Press the Menu button in all modes to access the function menu for each mode The menus are shown on the LCD 6 Play button Press this button to view your images videos recordings and MP3 songs 7 Mode switch Switches between Movie Voice and Photo mode 8 Display button Press this...

Page 10: ...rd cover 3 Memory card slot 4 MP3 button 5 Zoom button 6 Power button To turn your camera on or off press the button 7 Speakers Figure 2 3 Creative DiVi CAM 428 top view Rotating the LCD in the wrong direction may damage your LCD Open Backwards Backwards Forward Rotate 90 downwards Rotate upwards 180 again Rotate 90 upwards DiViCam428 book Page 3 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 11: ...t your camera is using the internal memory 3 Number of photos 4 Digital zoom ratio 5 Battery level indicator Full Half full Low Empty 6 Quick menu 7 Flash mode Auto flash Forced flash Auto flash and red eye reduction Slow synchronize Flash disabled Figure 2 4 An example of a Camera mode screen DiViCam428 book Page 4 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 12: ...hat your camera s using the memory card The icon indicates that your camera is using the internal memory 3 Number of recorded files 4 Digital zoom ratio 5 Battery level indicator Full Half full Low Empty 6 Quick menu 7 File format AVI or ASF 8 Remaining Available Recording Time Figure 2 5 An example of a Movie mode screen DiViCam428 book Page 5 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 13: ... Your camera s 32MB internal memory is disabled when you insert an SD memory card To avoid permanent damage remove the memory card only when when your player is at the Main Menu or when your player is turned off You can only access your memory card if your camera in unprotected If your camera cannot detect the memory card remove the memory card clean it with a soft cloth Figure 2 6 Lifting the Mem...

Page 14: ...off your camera 2 Remove the battery 3 Connect the power adapter cable to the wall outlet and battery charger 4 Insert your battery into the battery charger as shown below Figure 2 8 Sliding open the battery compartment An empty battery takes approximately five hours to be fully charged The charger indicator turns from red to green when it is fully charged Figure 2 9 Charging the battery DiViCam42...

Page 15: ...t that matches your TV or video recorder 2 Connect the suppliedUSB TV Out cable to your camera and TV 3 Connect the supplied Audio cable to your camera s headphone jack and your TV s audio jacks 4 Turn on your camera The LCD is turned off and all the photos or videos are displayed on your TV screen Figure 2 10 Connecting your camera to the TV Connect to speakers Connect to TV DiViCam428 book Page ...

Page 16: ...stallation CD into your CD ROM or CD ROM DVD ROM drive Your CD should start automatically If it does not follow the steps below i Double click the My Computer icon Alternatively click Start My Computer ii Right click the CD ROM DVD ROM drive icon and then click AutoPlay 3 In the Software Installer screen click Driver Install The Choose Setup Language window appears 4 Select the desired language th...

Page 17: ...rive Your CD should start automatically If it does not follow the steps below i Double click the My Computer icon Alternatively click Start My Computer ii Right click the CD ROM DVD ROM drive icon and then click AutoPlay 2 In the Software Installer screen click New Soft Video Works Install to install Presto VideoWorks 6 and click New Soft Mr Photo Install to install Presto Mr Photo The Choose Setu...

Page 18: ...rdware icon on the Taskbar 2 Click Safely remove USB Mass Storage Device and disconnect your camera when prompted In Windows 98 SE 1 In Windows Explorer right click the Removable Disk icon and click the Eject option 2 Disconnect your camera when you are prompted to do so DiViCam428 book Page 3 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 19: ... if you want to have a larger view of your photos or videos 1 Connect the TV Out cable to the TV Out port and the television 2 Connect the Audio Out cable to the Audio Out port and the television 3 On your television select the channel for auxiliary Audio Video input DiViCam428 book Page 4 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 20: ...g on your Camera Press the Power button Using your Camera Taking a Photo 1 Make sure your camera is not connected to your computer 2 Set the Mode switch to Camera mode and turn on your camera 3 Use the LCD to compose your picture and press the Shutter button halfway to lock the exposure level A blue box appears in the center of the LCD 4 Press the Shutter button all the way down for one second and...

Page 21: ...tton to see the other parts of the photo 4 Press the Play button again to exit Viewing all Photos as a Slideshow 1 In Camera mode press the Play button 2 Press the Menu button and Scroll Select Slide Show A slideshow of all photos stored in your camera or the memory card starts up Viewing all Photos as Thumbnails 1 In Camera mode press the Play button 2 Press the 5 way Joystick button twice Only p...

Page 22: ...tton 2 Use the 5 way Joystick button to highlight a video 3 Press the 5 way Joystick button to select the video Video playback starts To adjust the volume push the Zoom button up or down 4 To pause playback press the Scroller To resume playback press the Scroller again 5 To stop playback press the 5 way Joystick button Your camera supports wo MPEG4 video file formats Make sure that you use the cor...

Page 23: ...cordings Selecting white balance 1 Scroll Select White Balance 2 Scroll Select a white balance setting Auto Sunny Cloudy Tungsten or Fluorescent Auto automatically adjusts the white balance and is applicable to general photos Sunny is suitable for photos taken on a sunny day Cloudy is suitable for photos taken on a cloudy day Tungsten is suitable for photos taken under tungsten lights Flourescent ...

Page 24: ...ystick button up or down to view the list of special effects 5 Press the 5 way Joystick button to select an effect that you want to use The effect is applied immediately You can choose Color Sepia or B W Using the Self timer You can use the self timer to take a photo 1 Set the Mode switch to Camera mode 2 Press the Menu button 3 Scroll Select Selftimer 4 Scroll Select a self timer interval 5 Press...

Page 25: ...movable Disc icon and create a MP3 folder 4 Drag and drop the MP3 files to the MP3 folder Alternatively you can copy and paste the files into the folder 5 Disconnect your camera safely from the computer To play MP3 songs follow instructions in Playing MP3 Files on page 4 6 Playing MP3 Files 1 Press the MP3 button 2 Scroll Select the MP3 file you want to play Playback automatically starts 3 Press t...

Page 26: ...h to the mode that you want and press the Play button 2 Use the 5 way Joystick button to go to the photo video or MP3 file that you want to delete 3 Push the 5 way Joystick button to the right 4 To delete the selected item Scroll Select OK to confirm the action Otherwise Scroll Select Cancel To delete all photos videos or MP3 files 1 Set the Mode switch to the mode that you want and press the Play...

Page 27: ...left to protect the current file The icon appears on the LCD To unprotect all photos videos or MP3 files 1 Set the Mode switch to the mode that you want 2 Press the Menu button 3 Scroll Select Unlock All 4 Scroll Select OK to confirm the action Otherwise Scroll Select Cancel To unprotect the items push the 5 way Joystick button to the left again DiViCam428 book Page 8 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 A...

Page 28: ...ent Save a copy of your memory card s content before formatting it Default Select Ok to reset your camera s settings to its original default settings otherwise select Cancel Memory Status This menu shows the total number of Photo files Video files MP3 files and Voice files You can also view the amount of Free space left in your SD Memory card Language Select the language you want your camera to di...

Page 29: ...ode press the Menu button 3 Scroll Select DPOF 4 Scroll Select Select One 5 Push the 5 way Joystick button up or down to select the photo 6 Push the 5 way Joystick button to increase the number of copies to a maximum of three 7 Press the Menu button to save your selection Selecting all photos 1 In the Playback mode press the Menu button 2 Scroll Select DPOF 3 Scroll Select Select All Scroll Select...

Page 30: ...int 4 Push the 5 way Joystick button left or right to select the printing quality 5 Press the 5 way Joystick button to exit the menu 6 Use the 5 way Joystick button to highlight Print 7 Press the 5 way Joystick button to start printing Selecting all photos 1 In the DPS menu screen push the 5 way Joystick button up or down to highlight Set All 2 Press the 5 way Joystick button 3 Push the 5 way Joys...

Page 31: ... Ion battery Image Sensor 1 2 5 CCD Pixels 4 0 Mega Pixels File Formats Still picture JPEG EXIF DFOF DCF Video Capture MPEG4 ASF AVI Audio MP3 Still Picture Resolution VGA 2M 4M 8M Lens f 7 356mm Focus range Normal 18 cm to inifinity Focus length F 3 0 8 0 Shutter speed 1 2 seconds to 1 1500 seconds Self timer 10 seconds 20 seconds Digital Zoom 4X Digital zoom DiViCam428 book Page 1 Friday August ...

Page 32: ...MB Flash Memory SD Memory Card Interface MMC compatible supports 32 MB to 1 GB TV Out NTSC PAL Flash Mode Auto Flash Auto Flash and Red Eye Reduction Forced Flash Slow Synchronization Flash Disabled Auto Power off Off 2 minutes 5 minutes Connectivity USB 1 1 USB 2 0 recommended DiViCam428 book Page 2 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 33: ...ter with the camera Error messages or prompts can be caused by printer malfunctions or power supply problems Check the connections to your camera and printer Turn your camera on and reconnect it to the printer I can t seem to format my memory card You may have used a memory card that was formatted differently Use Windows Explorer to format the memory card using the FAT file format See your Windows...

Page 34: ...ct Print 5 1 Disconnecting your camera 3 3 F Frequently Asked Questions B 1 I image resolution 4 4 Inserting SD Memory Card 2 6 Installing Creative DiVi CAM 428 3 1 Installing driver 3 1 Installing software 3 2 Introduction 1 1 M Movie mode 2 5 P Package Contents 1 1 Printing from Creative DiVi CAM 428 5 1 DiViCam428 book Page 1 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 35: ... Storage Device 3 2 special effects 4 5 T Technical Specifications A 1 Turning off your camera 2 3 Turning on your Camera 2 7 TV output options 4 9 U Using Creative DiVi CAM 428 4 1 DiViCam428 book Page 2 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

Page 36: ...Notes DiViCam428 book Page 3 Friday August 26 2005 10 55 AM ...

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