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DXG-506V

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Page 1: ...DXG 506V User s Manual...

Page 2: ...ke pictures record videos and sound play MP3 files and use the 506V as a Web camera Instructions on using the software to transfer photos and video segments from the camera into your computer are also...

Page 3: ...2 Rotating the LCD Screen 13 4 Using the Digital Video Camera 14 Power 14 LED Indicators 14 Camera Settings 15 Video Mode 17 Video Mode Screen Icon Description 17 Recording a Video 18 Digital Zoom 18...

Page 4: ...Screen Icon Description 32 Record Audio 33 Screen Display Audio 33 Play Audio 34 Screen Display Play 34 Deleting a File 34 Protecting a File 35 5 Connecting to a Computer 37 Web Camera Storage Device...

Page 5: ...provided Copyright information All pictures taken with this digital camera must be in accordance with copyright law When No Photography restrictions are in place it is illegal to record any live perf...

Page 6: ...maintain your digital video camera 1 If the lens LCD monitor or viewfinder surface is dirty use a lens brush or soft cloth to wipe it clean Do not touch the lens with your fingers 2 To avoid scratchin...

Page 7: ...2 Getting to Know Your Digital Video Camera Digital Video Camera Overview Top View 1 Microphone 2 Speaker 6...

Page 8: ...via the USB port You can then transfer photos video or audio from the camera to the computer or use the camera as a PC camera 5 TV OUT port allows the camera to be connected to a television or VCR 6...

Page 9: ...sy the LED will turn red 4 Menu Button Press the MENU button in any mode and the operation menus of that mode will be displayed on the LCD monitor 5 Scroll Button In any mode this performs the tasks o...

Page 10: ...Macro close up modes The icon will appear on the LCD panel if the Macro mode is selected 2 Mode Dial You can select the following modes by rotating this dial 1 Video mode 2 Photo mode 3 MP3 MP3 playe...

Page 11: ...Bottom View 1 Color LCD monitor 2 SD card slot Battery status display Battery Full Battery Half Full Battery Low Battery Out 10...

Page 12: ...Insert four AAA batteries into the battery compartment 1 Push down the battery cover 2 Slide the cover towards the direction shown below 3 Install batteries correctly 4 Close the battery cover To avoi...

Page 13: ...ontact the manufacturer to arrange for repairs Using the Built in Memory This camera comes with 32MB of built in flash memory since the interface program will take away some built in memory it is actu...

Page 14: ...Rotating the LCD Screen Open Outward extension From bottom to top 180 degree turn Upward 90 degree turn To avoid damaging the LCD screen do not turn the screen in the wrong direction or over rotate 13...

Page 15: ...When idle for 2 minutes default setting it automatically shuts off 1 You can adjust the idle time with the automatic shut down option in the camera settings LED Indicators Indicators are located on t...

Page 16: ...tion and you will see all available options in the chosen mode You can adjust to functions like Date and Time Audio Format Default setting Memory Language Video Out Automatic shut off etc For detailed...

Page 17: ...by you Depending on your location you must change the visual output to NTSC or PAL to play video footage on television USA uses NTSC Formatting erases all data in the memory card and or built in and...

Page 18: ...ernal memory is half full 3 Image quality Internal memory full 4 Numbers of image per second 6 Recorded video files count 5 Memory status 7 Length of the recorded video Memory card 8 Date Time Memory...

Page 19: ...de 1 Scroll left or right with the 4 way Multifunction Button to locate the video press the shutter button to play 2 Press the shutter button again while playing to stop 3 While playing press the Scro...

Page 20: ...to delete the file protected files cannot be deleted Video return to the original screen 2 Delete all videos Press the Menu Button to enter the Delete All option Select OK to delete all files Note Pro...

Page 21: ...Play mode Press the Menu Button to enter the Unlock All option Press the UP or DOWN button on the Scroll Button to select the Unlock All option b Press the UP or DOWN button on the Scroll Button to se...

Page 22: ...ll 3 Image quality 7 Numbers of pictures taken 4 Digital zoom 8 Flash mode 5 Digital zoom ratio 9 Unsteady indicator 6 Memory status Date Time Memory card 11 EV compensation Memory card is half full 1...

Page 23: ...er the image resolution and quality the more memory space that is needed Digital Zoom You can use the Scroll Button in Photo Mode to zoom in or zoom out Images can be enlarged up to 4X Capturing Close...

Page 24: ...s of the 4 way button to scroll around the enlarged picture Use jog dial to move in directions 4 Auto Play Under the Photo Play mode press the Menu button and select the Slide Show using the Scroll Bu...

Page 25: ...Play options screen Note Protected files cannot be deleted If you wish to delete them first cancel the protection Protecting Photos Under the Photo Play mode press the MENU button 1 Protect Single Pho...

Page 26: ...e current picture appears use the UP DOWN button to select photos Pressing the OK button now will increase the printed quantity up to a maximum of 9 POF All Photos Setup a Select the DPOF option using...

Page 27: ...d to the MP3 folder in the camera s onboard memory or onto the SD card This can be accomplished by one of two ways 1 Attach the USB cable to the camera select Mass Storage and then use your PC to find...

Page 28: ...Switch the Mode switch to the MP3 Mode MP3 MP3 Mode Screen Icon Description 27...

Page 29: ...l Button to adjust the volume Repeat Play By pressing in the Scroll Button BEFORE you begin playing a song you can choose to repeat a single song or the entire music library 1 Pressing it once repeats...

Page 30: ...y Multifunction Button to select the single song to be deleted b Press the UP button on the 4 way Multifunction Button to delete a single song and press the shutter button to confirm 2 Delete All Musi...

Page 31: ...selected file The icon will appear on the screen c Press the DOWN button again will return to no protection 2 Unprotect All Music Under the MP3 mode press the MENU button to enter the MP3 options scre...

Page 32: ...mass storage on the menu screen Refer to the attached pictures Indicate that you push in the Jog Button to select Step 3 Then Open the folder under my computer USB Disk MP3 Space Copy the MP3 files i...

Page 33: ...ng Audio Mode Screen Icon Description Audio Mode Audio Mode Audio Mode Moving Picture Current file number Length of the recorded audio Button icons Memory status Memory card Memory card is half full M...

Page 34: ...ay You can use the DISP HELP button to change the screen s display mode when not recording or playing back files The animation on left started to play and the total recorded time is displayed at lower...

Page 35: ...stop playing Volume adjustment In Play Mode you can adjust the volume by adjusting the Scroll Button UP DOWN Screen Display Standard display Display closed Button icons Deleting a File 1 Press the Pl...

Page 36: ...button you will return to the Audio Play options screen Note Protected files cannot be deleted If you wish to delete them please first cancel the protection Protecting a File 1 Protecting the Current...

Page 37: ...enu button to enter the Delete All and Unlock All Menu a Press the UP DOWN button on the Scroll Button to select the Unlock All option and press the Scroll Button in to select b Press the UP DOWN butt...

Page 38: ...ideo Play Mode Option 5 Press the UP DOWN button on the Scroll Button to select Mass Storage or PC Camera and press the OK button The DV camera screen shuts off and enters the chosen mode If Mass Stor...

Page 39: ...capacity The minimum system requirements for the DXG 506V are as follows System Requirement PC Operating System Microsoft Windows98SE Me 2000 XP Processor Intel Pentium 3 or higher Memory 32 MB or hig...

Page 40: ...4 DMA and press OK Note When the PC is playing the video ensure that DirectX8 0 or higher and that a supporting sound card is installed 39...

Page 41: ...computer Note When connecting the camera to a host PC running the Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system connect the camera as described in step 5 above and the PC will install a driver automatic...

Page 42: ...root directory 3 Click the install button to begin the installation process and follow the on screen instructions More information about Presto Mr Photo 3 can be found in the help files when the appli...

Page 43: ...t the conditions of Software License Agreement and click Next to continue 5 Click Browse to select the folder location and click Next to continue 6 Click Browse if you want to select a different progr...

Page 44: ...he additional tasks setup screen and press Next to continue 8 Enter the main program setup screen and press Install to start the installation 9 During the installation press Cancel if you want to stop...

Page 45: ...10 The following screen will appear after the installation is completed Click Finish to complete the installation 44...

Page 46: ...Sec 20 Sec options PC Cam Mode 320 x 240 MAX30 fps 640 x 480 MAX30 fps Flash Auto Off Forced TV OUT Transfer NTSC PAL PC Interface USB2 0 High speed Video Continuously shoot in 320 x 240 resolution wi...

Page 47: ...sage When Entering The Direct Print Mode Remove the USB plug from the camera check to see if the printer is working properly and whether the camera has enough battery power Restart the camera and re c...

Page 48: ...P normal 116 226 464 931 1886 fine 29 59 123 247 503 12MP normal 47 100 204 415 821 Video Card Size Times Min Quailty 64MB 128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB fine 14Mins56Sec 27Mins45Sec 57Mins50Sec 84Mins39Sec 17...

Page 49: ...he standard bit rate for MP3 recordings is 128 Kbps The bit rate Kbps is determined by the encoder software used to create your audio file The higher the bit rate the better the audio quality and the...

Page 50: ...nk 512 513 514 515 Ink related reason default Ink empty Ink low Waste ink error waste ink reservoir full Hardware 768 769 770 771 772 773 774 775 776 777 Hardware related error default Fatal error Ser...

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