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Image sensor 

Sensor 300K pixels 

Function mode 

Video recording, playback, removable disc 

LCD screen 

1.5

”

 TFT LCD  

Video resolution 

320x240 pixels, up to 30fps  

White balance 

Auto 

Exposure 

Auto  

File format 

AVI  

Storage media 

External SD/MMC card, not supplied  

USB interface 

 USB1.1 interface 

Power source 

2

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AA alkaline batteries, not supplied 

Dimensions 

105mm

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64mm

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31mm 

Weight 

 72g (without batteries) 

 

Summary of Contents for DV151

Page 1: ...J Ja az zz z D DV V1 15 51 1 I In ns st tr ru uc ct ti io on n M Ma an nu ua al l ...

Page 2: ...he memory could be lost or damage Do not bend or force SD card when inserting into the camera slot as card is a delicate electronic device that needs careful handling u Remove batteries if you do not plan to use camera for a few weeks u Avoid exposing camera to direct sunshine or excessively high temperatures such as inside parked car u Avoid exposing camera to dirty sandy or wet environments or h...

Page 3: ...nd can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the us...

Page 4: ...y with your camera System Requirements Operating System Microsoft Windows Me 2000 XP Vista Central Processing unit Intel Pentium 166MHz or above Available Memory Above 128 MB Sound Card Video Card Sound Card Video Card shall support DirectX8 or higher version CD Drive 4 times speed or above Hard Disk Available space above 500 MB Other Available standard USB 1 1 or USB 2 0 port ...

Page 5: ...5 Camera s package contains Camera Applied CD user manual USB cable TV cable ...

Page 6: ...ction buttons 3 Playback Stop button 4 Power on off switch 5 Shutter button 6 Delete button 7 Battery cover 8 Battery cover release 9 USB Slider Switch 10 Lens 11 Front cover trim patch 12 Busy light 13 Speaker 14 LCD Fold out LCD panel 15 SD MMC Card slot 16 USB port 17 TV Output Socket 18 Tripod socket ...

Page 7: ...own until it locks push it down again to remove replace the card Note l SD Card has a tiny LOCK slider on the side You can not record any video clip when the card is in locked position slide the switch to unlock the card Stop recording playback before you attempt to remove replace the SD Card m m T Tu ur rn ni in ng g c ca am me er ra a O ON N Press and momentarily hold down the Power on off switc...

Page 8: ...er several seconds You must replace the batteries m m T Tu ur rn ni in ng g c ca am me er ra a O OF FF F P Pr re es ss s t th he e P Po ow we er r O ON N O OF FF F s sw wi it tc ch h t to o t tu ur rn n o of ff f t th he e c ca am me er ra a Note Camera power will turn off automatically within 3 minutes after last function or operation has been performed in order to save energy Ready to Rec 1 0x T...

Page 9: ...splay the elapsed time in seconds minutes of recorded video clip Press the Shutter Button again to stop recording Note When Memory Full message appears on the screen camera will not record any further video clips Transfer video to your computer or delete if not required or insert another SD card to continue recording Rec 00 00 01 ...

Page 10: ...ame button when you wish to stop video play back m m D De el le et ti in ng g v vi id de eo o c cl li ip ps s Press the Playback Stop Button to select Playback Mode e g Fig 1 Press the Direction Button Right or Left and select the video clip you wish view or delete Press the Delete Button LCD display will display message Delete Video e g Fig 2 Press Delete Button to delete selected video clip e g ...

Page 11: ...c ca am me er ra a t to o t th he e c co om mp pu ut te er r Turn ON power of the camera Slide out the USB Connector fully from the camera Insert the USB connector into the computer USB socket or use an extension USB Cord provided Playback Mode Please Select File 0016 0016 Delete Time Length 00 00 16 Videos Num 16 Delete Video Time Length 00 00 16 Videos Num 16 ...

Page 12: ...would do with any other file Formatting the memory card You may not be able to record video clip if inserted card has been used with other devices you need to first format the SD card When your camera is connected to the computer go to My Computer and point to Removable Disc Right click on the Removable Disc and open small supporting window with several options select Format option see below Pleas...

Page 13: ...ut tp pu ut t You may connect camera to your TV and watch playback recorded video clips Turn ON power of the camera Use supplied AV cable and connect TV Output on your camera to Video Input yellow connector and Audio Input red white connector on your TV Set your TV to Video External mode Use the camera Playback Stop Button to play the video on your TV ...

Page 14: ...ert supplied CD into your computer CD ROM drive Click button and follow the installation steps to install the Video Impression program For Windows Vista the following windows will pop up when installing the software Please click to continue ...

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Page 16: ...16 Please restart your computer after installation ...

Page 17: ...17 Using VideoImpression 2 program Double click the icon on the desktop or open VideoImpression 2 from Start Programs ...

Page 18: ...puter to operate in removable disk mode 2 Run the VideoImpression 2 software 3 Refer to following chart to import the photos in camera using Videoimpression Detailed operation method of VideoImpression2 can be found in Help section of the program as shown in the following figure ...

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Page 20: ...r video clips The memory of the SD MMC storage card is already full Save and then delete some files or replace the card Make sure the SD card is not locked Video clips seem dark Scene is too dark to record video Use additional light source to brighten the scene Videos can not be played on the computer Please install the plug in package DirectX9 and the player Windows Media Player9 or higher editio...

Page 21: ...removable disc LCD screen 1 5 TFT LCD Video resolution 320x240 pixels up to 30fps White balance Auto Exposure Auto File format AVI Storage media External SD MMC card not supplied USB interface USB1 1 interface Power source 2 AA alkaline batteries not supplied Dimensions 105mm 64mm 31mm Weight 72g without batteries ...

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