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2-2 Specifications 
 

 Lens: f=8.341mm 

  Image Sensor: 1/2" CMOS with 3.0 megapixels 

  Focus: F / 3.0 

 Sensitivity: ISO 100 

  White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Bulb, Fluorescent. 

 Shutter: Electrical 

  Shutter Speed: 1/4 sec. ~ 1/2000 sec. 

  Storage Medium: 16MB Internal Flash Memory 

SD Card Slot (support 4MB~512MB) 

  Image File Formats: JPEG (Still) 

  

AVI 

(Motion) 

 Image Resolution:  

2976 x 2232 (Interpolated) 

    2048 x 1536 

    1600 x 1200 
    1280 x 960 

  Digital Zoom: 10-Step 4X Digital Zoom 

  Focal Range – Standard: 1.0m ~ Infinity 

  Focal Range – Macro: 20 ~ 25cm 

  Self-timer: 10 sec. delay 

  PC-CAM Mode: CIF (320 x 240) 20~30 fps 

        VGA (640 x 480) 15fps 

  Flash Mode: Auto, Off 

  PC Interface: USB (ver. 1.1) 

  Movie File: 60 seconds continuous using CIF (320 x 
240) format (16MB internal memory) 

 

  Recordable Image Numbers (16MB):   

      

1280x960  1600x1200  2048x1536  2976x2232 

Fine 32  21  13  6 

16MB 

Normal 60 

52 

32 

15 

 

  Power Supply: 2 x AAA Alkaline Batteries or   

supports USB 5V (PC-CAM Mode) 
 

  Dimensions: 85.5 x 55 x 18 mm 

  Weight: About 82g (batteries excluded) 

 

2-3 System Requirements 

 

When operating the digital camera, we strongly 
recommend you use a better computer system for 

optimal performance; however, the minimal system 
requirement for digital camera use is as follows: 

 

System Requirements 

OS Microsoft 

Windows 

98SE/Me/2000/XP 

CPU 

Intel Pentium 166MHz or higher 

Memory 

32 MB memory or above 

CD-ROM 4X 

or 

above 

HDD 

Minimum 10MB free disk space on the 

hard drive 

Others 

One standard USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for DXG-328

Page 1: ...Version 2 0 07 01 04 DXG 328 User s Manual ...

Page 2: ...o Button 10 Chapter 4 Navigating Modes and Menus 4 1 Record Mode 11 4 2 Playback Mode 12 4 3 Movie Mode 13 4 4 Setup Mode 14 4 5 PC Mode 14 Chapter 5 Preparing Your Camera 5 1 Attaching the Strap 17 5 2 Loading Batteries 17 5 3 Loading and Removing the Memory Card 18 5 4 Setting Up the OSD Language 19 5 5 Setting Up the Date Time 19 Chapter 6 Getting Started 6 1 Setup Mode 20 6 2 Record Mode 20 6 ...

Page 3: ...to by the rightful owner pictures taken with this digital camera cannot be used in violation of copyright law Moreover when No Photography restrictions are in place you may not record performances improvisations or exhibits even for personal purpose Any transfer of pictures or memory card with data must be conducted under the constraints of copyright law Be extra careful with the LCD liquid If the...

Page 4: ...ith you fingers 2 Do not allow solid objects to encounter the camera to avoid scratching the lens LCD monitor or viewfinder surface 3 Use only a mild cleaning solution if you need to clean the camera Do not use any harsh detergent caustic substance or volatile solution on the camera which could cause the camera s case and paint to become faded or distorted Use soft cloths only 1 4 Package Contents...

Page 5: ...3 2 1 Features Overview Front View 1 Shutter 2 Flash 3 Lens 4 Power Switch 5 Strap Holder 6 Battery Cover 7 Memory Card Slot 8 Tripod Socket 2 Getting to Know Your Camera ...

Page 6: ...4 Rear View 1 Macro LED 2 Status LED 3 Mode Display Button 4 Mode Button 5 Set Button 6 Function Key 7 Macro Lens Switch 8 USB Port Cover 9 USB Port 10 LCD Monitor ...

Page 7: ... Interface USB ver 1 1 Movie File 60 seconds continuous using CIF 320 x 240 format 16MB internal memory Recordable Image Numbers 16MB 1280x960 1600x1200 2048x1536 2976x2232 Fine 32 21 13 6 16MB Normal 60 52 32 15 Power Supply 2 x AAA Alkaline Batteries or supports USB 5V PC CAM Mode Dimensions 85 5 x 55 x 18 mm Weight About 82g batteries excluded 2 3 System Requirements When operating the digital ...

Page 8: ...ntosh Computer OS Mac OS 8 6 9 2 Mac OS X 10 1 or above CPU PowerPC 601 processor or higher Memory 64 MB memory or above HDD Minimum 10MB free disk space on the hard drive Others One standard USB 1 1 or USB 2 0 port and CD ROM ...

Page 9: ...d to Macro mode Busy Right Red LED The red LED turns on when the camera is recording or when the batteries are charging the flash The LED blinks every 10 seconds under normal standby mode 3 2 LCD Monitor Display 1 Image Resolution 2 Image Quality 3 Current Working Mode 4 Memory Status 5 Image Number 6 Self timer 7 White Balance 8 Morning Afternoon 9 Time 10 Date 11 Battery Power Level 12 Zoom Leve...

Page 10: ...se power on the camera again to resume shooting The following features are automatically saved in the configuration before the camera is turned off unless Reset Default has been selected to restore its factory settings 1 Resolution 2 Image Quality 3 Language 4 White balance 5 EV value 6 Frequency 7 PC MODE 3 4 Shutter Button This camera is designed for 2 step shutter function A set of yellow brack...

Page 11: ...SET UP under selection menu This key is also the flash button under record mode 3 8 Mode Display Button Press this button to change the LCD Monitor to one of several display types Standard Image only LCD OFF Standard 3 9 Macro Button Use the switch on left side of the camera to select either Basic normal lens or Macro close up mode When you select the Macro mode the green macro LED turns on see ba...

Page 12: ...10 4 1 Record Mode For more information please refer to section 3 2 LCD Monitor Display page 8 Index for Quick Menu Press MODE to enter Press Mode again to Exit 4 Navigating Modes and Menus ...

Page 13: ...ble print devices Basically it is a set of text files in a special directory in the digital camera s storage files These files define what images if any are to be printed how many copies of each image are to be printed and if any information such as time and date is to be overlaid on the image DPOF is implemented through a menu option in the digital camera s playback mode There are three basic opt...

Page 14: ...12 DPOF Tip The DPOF function is only enabled when a memory card is inserted 4 3 Movie Mode 1 Movie Mode 2 Recorded Movie Time seconds 3 Recording 4 Remaining Battery Power 5 Time Date ...

Page 15: ...13 4 4 Setup Mode 1 Image Resolution 2976x2232 2048x1536 1280x960 1600x1200 2 Image Quality Fine Quality Basic Quality 3 White Balance Auto Sun Fluorescent Bulb 4 EV Compensation ...

Page 16: ...ight Frequency Select the correct frequency type 50Hz or 60Hz according to your region 8 Format Media If a memory card has been inserted only the memory card is formatted and not the internal memory 9 Reset to Default Factory Settings ...

Page 17: ...15 4 5 PC Mode ...

Page 18: ...lly charged If the batteries are low please change the batteries as soon as possible to maintain normal operation If the battery power indicator only shows one black block the flash is disabled If power is less than 1 8V the level at which the battery power indicator turns red the camera automatically turns off Slide the battery cover open in the direction indicated by the arrow Insert the batteri...

Page 19: ...icator turns red you can no longer record still pictures and movies The Date Time is stored for approximately 3 minutes during battery change double check the Date Time after inserting new batteries 5 3 Loading and Removing the Memory Card Turn off the camera 1 Loading the Memory Card Memory card insertion diagram Insert the memory card according to the indicated arrow 2 Removing the Memory Card P...

Page 20: ...the camera before inserting and removing the SD memory card Memory Card Do s and Don ts DO Leave the memory card in the camera while shooting or while playing back images to avoid risk of damaging the SD card and camera DO Insert the memory card carefully If the memory card is inserted improperly it will not fit DO NOT ever force memory card insertion DO Keep the card contacts clean If the camera ...

Page 21: ...o and select Upon entering images will appear on the LCD monitor 2 Press and hold the Shutter button half way down Yellow brackets will appear in the center of the LCD monitor for the automatic exposure Fully depress the Shutter button and release it to complete the recording 3 You can use to select two flash modes when using the camera Auto and Off 4 Press the Mode Button to toggle the LCD Monito...

Page 22: ... pressing the power button 2 Press the Mode Button and use a Function key to navigate to the play mode icon 3 Press the Button to get into the Setup Mode screen The menu will appear 4 Use and of the Function key to go to previous and next picture 5 You can select Delete Picture and Slideshow when using the Button to enter the function menu 6 Use of the Function key to move between selections Use t...

Page 23: ...ion 2 Turn on the camera 3 Press Mode Button and use Function keys to move to 4 Press the Button to see removable disk and PC camera 5 Use the Function keys to highlight removable disk and press Function key then to confirm 6 USB Connection icon appears Connect the USB cable between the camera and the PC 7 A new item removable disk will be added into My Computer after the system installation is co...

Page 24: ...onnect the USB cable to the camera and the PC when the USB Connection icon appears 7 You can operate the PC camera with the software that comes with the companion CD or webcam software Please refer to the relevant software program for instructions on use ...

Page 25: ...pear it may be because your CD ROM drive doesn t support auto run in which case double click on the My Computer icon on the desktop Then double click the CD ROM drive icon and click the Setup exe file in the root directory to run program installation 3 Click Install Driver This screen will show 4 Click Next to continue the setup program After you have installed camera driver successfully the follo...

Page 26: ...ur CD ROM drive doesn t support auto run in which case please double click on the My Computer icon on the desktop Then double click the CD ROM drive icon and click the Setup exe file in the root directory 3 Click on Install Arcsoft PhotoImpression the following appears 4 Select the desired language and then press OK 5 Press next to continue the installation after the welcoming screen 6 Press YES t...

Page 27: ...25 7 Follow the installation wizard instructions to select the folder location and application components 8 Select the folder where you want to install the program ...

Page 28: ...26 9 After installation the following window will appear Press Finish to complete the application installation ...

Page 29: ... camera connected to the computer via USB you can easily transfer files from the camera using an alternative method from the one just described 1 Double click on the My Computer icon 2 Eject any CDs in the CD ROM drive 3 Find an icon representing the digital camera 4 Double click on the icon 5 Double click on file folder labeled DCIM 6 Double click on file folder labeled 100COACH 7 Drag and drop p...

Page 30: ...era connected Disclaimer The information in this document is believed to be reliable but no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies DXG Technology reserves the right to make changes to the items described herein to improve reliability function or design Neither DXG nor any of its employees assume any liability for damages or losses either direct or incidental which may arise out of the applicat...

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