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Contents

Getting Started

  ...............................................................................9

What’s Inside:  ...........................................................................................9

System Requirements (Windows)

  ..................................................10

System Requirements (Macintosh)

  ................................................10

Getting to know the camera

  ................................................11

Using the camera

  .............................................................................12

Power Supply  ..........................................................................................12

Inserting Batteries  ...............................................................................12

Flash Memory  .........................................................................................13

Extended Flash Memory  ...............................................................13

Using AC Power  ...................................................................................14

Auto Power Off  .....................................................................................14

Taking Pictures

  ..................................................................................15

Using the LCD Display

  ............................................................16

Adjusting LCD Brightness  ...........................................................16

Viewing Pictures on the LCD  ....................................................16

Viewing Thumbnails  ...........................................................................17

Menu Mode

  ............................................................................................17

Erasing Pictures from Memory

  .......................................19

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Summary of Contents for ViviCam 2750

Page 1: ...Vivicam 2750 User Manual English 021009...

Page 2: ...cannot be made without Pretec s written approval FCC Notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These l...

Page 3: ...ause a fire Always use the camera and its accessories in well ventilated locations Do not move the camera while it is switched on if you are using the AC power adapter unplug the adapter from the AC p...

Page 4: ...uthorized service facility for information on the cost of cleaning your camera Do not use batteries other than those specified for use with your camera The use of unsuitable batteries may result in th...

Page 5: ...ase has been damaged switch the camera off and then disconnect the power source batteries or AC power adapter if you are using the AC power adapter unplug the adapter from the AC power outlet after yo...

Page 6: ...flammable foreign objects into the camera through access points such as the Compact Flash card slot This may cause a fire or electric shock Do not attempt to modify this camera This may cause a fire o...

Page 7: ...se may cause the battery to split or leak cause fire or injury Do not subject a battery to strong impacts such as hitting it with a hammer stepping on it or dropping it Any of these may cause the batt...

Page 8: ...the camera 11 Using the camera 12 Power Supply 12 Inserting Batteries 12 Flash Memory 13 Extended Flash Memory 13 Using AC Power 14 Auto Power Off 14 Taking Pictures 15 Using the LCD Display 16 Adjus...

Page 9: ...20 Memory Full 20 Connecting to Your Computer 21 The Digital Interface 21 Installing Capture Software 22 Appendix 1 LCD Icons 23 Appendix 2 Record Mode Icons 23 Appendix 3 Digital Camera Specificatio...

Page 10: ...nce you have finished taking your pictures and have uploaded them to a computer you can then use image editing software to enhance them before sending them off to print or you can print the pictures y...

Page 11: ...dows98 ready 8MB or more of RAM 30MB of hard disk space available serial port and CD ROM drive color display 800x600 24 bit or higher recommended System Requirements Macintosh Power PC or above System...

Page 12: ...to know the camera 5 Erase 6 Menu 7 Play Record 8 Power 9 View Finder 10 Display 11 Forward Self Timer 12 Backward Flash 13 LCD Display 1 Macro Normal Mode switch 2 Icon mode 3 Multiple Display 4 Shut...

Page 13: ...eries as indicated on the inner side of the battery door Notes If you are not going to be using the camera for an extended length of time then you should remove the batteries to prevent leaks or corro...

Page 14: ...t lose any pictures you took when the camera is turned off or low on power If the batteries go dead simply insert a new set or connect the AC power supply and you will be able to retrieve and view the...

Page 15: ...Grasp the adaptor not the cord when unplugging the adapter from a wall socket If the power cord becomes damaged exposed wires disconnection etc please purchase a new AC adaptor Use of a damaged cord...

Page 16: ...d like to use the LCD display you can turn it on by pressing the Display button 2 Set the camera to Normal if the object or view is 40cm or more away from the camera and to Macro if the object or view...

Page 17: ...lay comes with the a brightness feature that allows you to change how images are displayed on the LCD screen To turn the brightness of the LCD either up or down turn the camera over so that the bottom...

Page 18: ...han thumbnails use the Self or Flash to scroll to the next or previous screens 3 Press the Multiple Display button again to exit Thumbnail mode Menu Mode To enter the Menu Mode press the Menu button a...

Page 19: ...etting or the Exit to return to the main menu Note that you can set the interval up to 99 minutes Auto Play defines the interval between images when viewing them on the LCD screen Press the Shutter Re...

Page 20: ...using the Self button or the Flash button until you come to the Erase All icon Pressing the Shutter Release button reformats both the memory card and flash memory Defining Picture Quality Your digital...

Page 21: ...lf Timer is handy for creating a delay between the time you press the shutter and the time the picture is taken You can activate the self timer by pressing the Self button at anytime in Recording mode...

Page 22: ...640x480 in size or live video to a standard television set When the LCD monitor is off the camera cannot output via this port To transmit stored images to your television or VCR simply attach one end...

Page 23: ...computer remains inactive for a given length of time it shuts down automatically Installing capture software Once you have got your camera connected to your computer the next step is to transfer the p...

Page 24: ...Normal Quality mode Copy images to memory card Erase all image in camera memory Erase one image from camera memory Set time and date Set auto shut off Set auto play Exit Confirm Save to Build in Memo...

Page 25: ...n 8 pictures with JPEG data compression in 512K built in memory min 32 pictures with JPEG data compression in 2MB buitt in memory Lens Normal 0 5 m infinity Macro 20 cm 15 30cm Built in Flash Automati...

Page 26: ...need of developing film just one single touch and get the photo Specifications Picture selection Forward and backward selection by using and keys Printout mode print single picture print all pictures...

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