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Model

Maginon Kids DV 1

Sensor

1.3 Megapixel CMOS

Lens

F = 3.0 mm / f = 6.5 mm

Focal length

150 cm ~ infi nity

Monitor

1.44“ TFT-LCD colour monitor

Recording medium

SD/SDHC-memory card up to max. 8 GB

Video resolutions

1280x720, 720x480, 640x480

Photo resolutions

2592 x 1944, 2048 x 1536, 1280 x 960, 640 x 480

File formats

Video: AVI (motion-JPEG), photo: JPEG, Audio: WAV

Zoom

4x digital zoom

Exposure time

1/2 ~ 1/2000 sec.

Connections

USB 2.0, AV-out (NTSC, PAL)

Power supply

3x battery type AAA 1.5V

Dimensions

106 x 37.5 x 58.5 mm

8. Technical specifi cations

Note:

During the course of product improvement, we reserve the right to make technical

and optical modifi cations to the device.

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Summary of Contents for DV1

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Page 3: ... receipt Please store them carefully together with the operating instructions Make sure to include the instruction manual if the product is passed on to another party 1 Package Contents Please unpack the digital video camera carefully and check that all of the following items are included 1 Maginon DigitalVideo Camera Kids DV 1 2 SD memory card 512 MB 3 3x Alkaline batteries type AAA 4 Hand strap ...

Page 4: ...teries 7 4 2 Inserting and removing the memory card 7 5 MENUSETTINGS 8 6 USAGEOFTHEDIGITALVIDEOCAMERA 14 6 1 Recording videos 14 6 2 Taking photos 14 6 3 Recording audio 14 6 4 Playing recordings 15 7 CONNECTIONTOCOMPUTERANDTV 16 7 1 System requirements 16 7 2 Downloading recordings 17 7 3 Connection to aTV 17 8 TECHNICALDATA 18 9 CONFORMITY 19 10 STORAGE 20 11 DISPOSAL 20 ...

Page 5: ...arephysically and mentally capable of operating it safely Risk of electric shock by wetness and moisture The video camera and the affiliated components may not be exposed to dripped or sprayed water Furthermore no objects filled with liquids such as vases or glasses may be placed on or near the device There is a fire and electric shock hazard Do not use the video camera near water There is a fire ...

Page 6: ...if the wrong type of battery is inserted Therefore only use batteries of the type LR03 1 5V AAA or NiMH batteries with the same specification Never expose the batteries to excessive heat such as sunlight fire etc This is a fire or explosion hazard Do not store the batteries near fire stoves or other sources of heat Never store the batteries at temperatures under 10 C and over 40 C Keep the batteri...

Page 7: ...d result in the glass of the monitor being damaged If the monitor liquid gets into your eyes or onto your skin it must be rinsed off immediately with clear water Seek medical attention immediately Damage to the electronics monitors or the lens which were caused by external influences such as shock drop or otherwise are not warranty cases and will therefore not be repaired free of charge Do not tri...

Page 8: ...FT 5 Set EV value menu Downwards DOWN 6 LED Turn additional flash on and oﬀ menu To the right RIGHT 7 OK Confirmation of a selection 8 T W Zoom in and out 9 Start and end video recording take photo 10 F Delete recording 11 7 Change to playback mode 12 DV DSC Change recording mode VIDEO PHOTO AUDIO 4 3 2 1 5 6 6 8 9 10 11 12 4 This is your digital video camera 4 1 Device overview ...

Page 9: ...gain and close it tightly 4 3 Inserting and removing the memory card In order to be able to make recordings with the video camera you must first insert a memory card into the device Insert the memory card into the memory card shaft on the bottom of the video camera corresponding with the image and press it far enough into the device until you hear it audibly lock in place In order to remove the me...

Page 10: ...th 720 x 480 pixels 640 Video recordings with 640 x 480 pixels Imagefrequency 30 Middle Video recordings with 30 images per second 15 Low Video recordings with 15 images per second Exposure Middle The exposure is determined through the middle area of the image Multi The exposure is determined through individual points distributed throughout the entire image Point The exposure is determined through...

Page 11: ...video D T Date time Date and time are shown in the video 5 2 Photo menu In order to make settings for photos initially change into the photo mode with the DV DSC button Then press the MENU button in order to open the photo menu The following settings are available in the photo menu Resolution 5M 2592x1944 Photos with 2592 x 1944 pixels 3M 2048x1536 Photos with 2048 x 1536 pixels 1 3M 1280x960 Phot...

Page 12: ...ight bulb For indoor recordings with light from light bulbs Exposure The brightness of the photo can be changed in the range from 2 0EV dark to 2 0EV light Select the desired EV value with the LEFT and RIGHT buttons and confirm with the OK button Operatingmode Off No operating mode selected Se2 s Self timer with delayed recording after 2 seconds Se10 s Self timer with delayed recording after 10 se...

Page 13: ...cording All Delete all recordings Slideshow Start Start slide show of the photos Interval Time interval between two photos during the slide show Selection from 1 10 seconds through the LEFT or RIGHT button Repeat Repeat slide show Yes or cancel after a run No Effect onlyforphotorecordings Change the colour effect from an existing recording Rotate onlyforphotorecordings Rotate The selected image wi...

Page 14: ...ettings are available in the system menu Sound Shutter release Determine if an audio signal should be emitted when taking a photo Start Determine which tone should be played when turning on the video camera Button Determine if an audio signal should be emitted when pressing a button Volume Set the volume for the audio signals Automaticpreview Off No automatic preview by photos 1s By photos the rec...

Page 15: ...hrough aTV with the NTSC system PAL For playback of recordings through aTV with the PAL system USB Select which device will be used to connect the video camera through the USB cable Startscreen Off When turning on the video camera no start image will be displayed System When turning on the video camera a standard start image will be displayed Personal image When turning on the video camera a start...

Page 16: ... camera and use the DV DSC button to change into the photo mode This is marked with a photo symbol in the upper left corner In the photo mode press the button in order to take a picture Furthermore you can make recordings with the self timer or in series provided the correspon ding option was selected through the self timer button With the self timer you can either have a recording triggered 2 or ...

Page 17: ...on This is marked with a playback symbol in the upper left corner With the LEFT and RIGHT buttons select the recoding that you would like to play back If there is a video or audio recording you can start and end the playback by pressing the button With the UP button you can cancel and continue the playback of video or audio recordings ...

Page 18: ...cOS and Linux as USB removable media In order to playback and edit videos we recommend the following requirements Windows Pentium IV 2 4 GHz or higher Windows XP Vista 7 512 MB RAM 2GB of available hard disk space Available USB port Macintosh PowerPC G3 G4 G5 OS 10 3 9 or newer system 512 MB RAM 2GB of available hard disk space Available USB port ...

Page 19: ...SB symbol is displayed in the monitor An additional drive will be set up in My Computer on the computer byWindows removable drive by MacOS unknown through which you will have access to the data of the memory card found in the video camera 7 3 Connection to a TV You can transfer the monitor image from the video camera to aTV Connect the device through a suitable AV cable AV cable not included in th...

Page 20: ...0x480 Photo resolutions 2592 x 1944 2048 x 1536 1280 x 960 640 x 480 File formats Video AVI motion JPEG photo JPEG Audio WAV Zoom 4x digital zoom Exposure time 1 2 1 2000 sec Connections USB 2 0 AV out NTSC PAL Power supply 3x battery type AAA 1 5V Dimensions 106 x 37 5 x 58 5 mm 8 Technical specifications Note During the course of product improvement we reserve the right to make technical and opt...

Page 21: ...ided here the device may significantly disrupt radio transmissions Nevertheless despite following the instructions it is possible for disruptions to occur by certain devices If this device causes disruptions by radio or television reception which you can determine by turning the device on and off you can try to solve this problem with one or several of the following measures Adjust the receiving a...

Page 22: ...tteries to the designated collection facilities or the battery s point of sale Batteries and rechargeable batteries are therefore labelled with the adjacent displayed symbol Your product has the symbol on the right It means that electrical and electronic devices may not be disposed of with household waste but rather they must be brought to a separate collection point Through the proper disposal yo...

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