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Bottom View Diagram

1. Battery door
2. Tripod Socket

Back View Diagram

1. Power ON/OFF Switch
2. LCD ON/OFF Button
3. Menu Button
4. OK Button
5. Processing LED
6. Optical Viewfinder
7. Display LCD

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Summary of Contents for Vivicam 3655

Page 1: ...Vivicam 3655 User Manual English 021009...

Page 2: ...ble protection against harmful interference in commerical installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruc...

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: ...ng or leaking and causing a fire injury or soiling of the battery compartment When fitting a battery into the camera check the polarity markings on the battery and to ensure that you insert the batter...

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: ...le 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 or elect...

Page 7: ...t the positive and negative poles of the battery This may cause the battery to split or leak resulting in fire or injury Do not heat or attempt to disassemble a battery and do not place a battery in w...

Page 8: ...am 11 Bottom View Diagram 12 Back View Diagram 12 Getting Started 14 Attaching the Strap 14 Power Supply 14 Memory 15 Turning the camera on and off 16 Taking Pictures 17 Taking Pictures 17 Zoom Contro...

Page 9: ...0 Viewing on the Display LCD 31 Downloading pictures into your PC 32 Connecting the camera to your PC 32 Camera driver and software installation 32 Downloading and saving images to your hard drive 33...

Page 10: ...ages when taking pictures and displays a preview of an image after it has been captured USB and RS232 output capabilities make it easy to connect the camera to your computer and with the included soft...

Page 11: ...h up any photo captured with your camera System Requirements Windows Personal Computer with minimum Pentium 166 MHz with graphic card Microsoft Windows 98 ME 2000 both RS232 and USB connection Microso...

Page 12: ...s 2 Flash 3 Viewfinder Window 4 CF Card Slot Door Top View Diagram 1 Mode Knob 2 Status LCD 3 Shutter Button 4 Resolution and Quality Button 5 Macro Mode Button 6 Self Timer Button 7 Flash Button 8 Zo...

Page 13: ...ttom View Diagram 1 Battery door 2 Tripod Socket Back View Diagram 1 Power ON OFF Switch 2 LCD ON OFF Button 3 Menu Button 4 OK Button 5 Processing LED 6 Optical Viewfinder 7 Display LCD 2 3 4 7 1 5 6...

Page 14: ...Mode Macro Mode Macro Mode to take close up shot Self Timer Self Timer Self Timer Self Timer Self Timer to set the 10 sec delay Flash Flash Flash Flash Flash to set the flash mode Color Display LCD L...

Page 15: ...Power Supply This camera features a two way power supply that lets you use either batteries AA size Alkaline or a household AC current Loading the Batteries 1 Slide the battery door in the direction...

Page 16: ...electrical shock Switch off and disconnect the camera from the AC adapter before unplugging it from the wall socket Battery Life Indicator Located on the Status LCD the Battery Status Indicator is ac...

Page 17: ...he card slot until you hear a clicking sound 4 Close the card slot cover 5 To remove the card push the Eject button Card Full When your camera s memory is full the Display LCD will show a Card Full me...

Page 18: ...in on until the camera has completed processing and storing the image Releasing the Shutter button Shutter button Shutter button Shutter button Shutter button will clear focus so that another image ma...

Page 19: ...tal zoom is disabled when the LCD Display is off Setting the Picture Resolution and Quality Two different elements combine to determine the overall quality of the pictures that you take The first is r...

Page 20: ...button all the way down to take the picture Enabled Macro Mode will cause the flash mode forced to OFF or ON The Macro Mode button is active only in RECORD Mode Setting the Self Timer Press the Self...

Page 21: ...As Resolution and Quality settings are decreased the number of additional pictures storable will increase and vice versa This number will automatically be updated after each new image is captured and...

Page 22: ...able to capture images only when in RECORD Mode In this mode a numeric display on the Status LCD indicates the approximate number of additional pictures that can be stored at the current Resolution an...

Page 23: ...OK button The word DELETE will appear in the lower left corner of the LCD while the delete option is available After two seconds the LCD will turn off again and the image is stored in memory The image...

Page 24: ...his submenu over a range of 1 5 to 1 5 EV in steps of 0 3 EV Pushing the Zoom Control to the left will decrease the EV Compensate setting by one step 0 3 Pushing the Zoom Control to the right will inc...

Page 25: ...1 Set the camera to PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY mode 2 Press the Menu Menu Menu Menu Menu button 3 Use the Zoom Control Zoom Control Zoom Control Zoom Control Zoom Control to scroll through the items 4 P...

Page 26: ...ile the slide show is running pressing the LCD Menu OK or Zoom Control buttons will interrupt the slideshow display and cause an immediate return to the currently active play mode 1 Pushing the Zoom C...

Page 27: ...s in the memory card 2 Press OK and returns to the PLAY menu If you are attempting to erase protect files will cause a series of beeps and leave the protected files without erased SETUP Mode SETUP mod...

Page 28: ...e is used to set the current date and time The date format is MM DD YY The time format is 24 hour If the battery is removed from the camera you may need to reset the correct Date and Time To set the D...

Page 29: ...Mode 2 Use the zoom control to select Format Media 3 Press OK button to enter Format Media submenu 4 Use the Zoom Control to select Yes and press OK button to format the Compact Flash Memory Card Sele...

Page 30: ...m Control can be used to scroll backwards or forwards through stored images Pressing the Menu button in ERASE Mode entering the ERASE Menu To access Erase Menu 1 Set the camera to Erase mode 2 Use the...

Page 31: ...e transferred to a PC via either RS 232 or USB There are no menus associated with this mode and no buttons are active in this mode VIEWING PICTURES Viewing on a TV Before you can view pictures on your...

Page 32: ...ion is displayed will cause the images to be displayed as thumbnails with nine images appearing on the screen at the same time 4 The Zoom Control can then be used to move the highlight through the dis...

Page 33: ...Mode 4 Turn on your camera Camera driver and software installation The appropriate TWAIN driver and software are required in order to download images from the digital camera to your computer You need...

Page 34: ...Directory to bring up the Save Files to Directory window 2 Under Save In select the directory in which you wish to save the pictures 3 Type in a three letter prefix followed by a number This will be...

Page 35: ...solution 1792X1200 pixels 896X600 pixels Quality high compression medium compression low compression Flash Mode Auto Flash Red Eye Reduction Fill in flash is always on Off Flash is disabled Number of...

Page 36: ...ot High Resolution 7 14 29 images at low medium high compression setting per 8 MB Standard Resolution 29 58 116 images at low medium high compression setting per 8 MB Normal 40cm Infinity Macro 8 40 c...

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