40
CCD
1/4 inch 350K pixels progressive color
LCD
1.8” color video
Resolution
640 x 480
(Three compression rates: ECON, STD or High)
Memory
2MB built-in
(max 46 ECON, 20 STD or 8 High Images)
CF memory card interface
Operating Modes
Dual Mode
(Camera and Playback)
Optics
Optical Viewfinder
Flash (on, on red-eye, off, auto, auto red-eye)
Compression
Standard JPEG file YUV (4:2:2)
24 bit color
Digital Output
(1) USB-baud rate
12 M bps
(2) RS-232-baud rate115200, 57600, The following represents
terms used throughout the manual, and are defined here for your con-
venience.
Baud rate:
Is the speed at which the computer and camera commu-
nicate with each other. It is sometimes necessary to decrease the baud
rate because the computer cannot process image information at high
Specifications
speed.
Com port:
Is the physical port in the back of the computer where
you can connect external devices such as digital cameras and modems.
Dialog box:
An on-screen box that conveys or requires information
from the user.
Exposure:
controls the amount of light (brightness) that appears in
a captured image.
Flash card:
Is an optional external device that can be inserted into the
camera and allows you to store images.
(available in 2MB~32MB formats).
Fluorescent
light
:
What makes this type of lighting different is
that it does not contain all the colors of the visible spectrum and
it flickers which causes it to appear greenish.
Icon:
Is a graphic (picture form) representation of a particular fea-
ture/function or program/file.
Incandescent light:
These tungsten-halogen lights (household
light bulbs) shine at a constant brightness and create a warmer,
yellowish caste.
Iris:
A feature that allows varying degrees of light into the camera by
adjusting the size of the lens opening, increasing or decreasing the amount
of entering light.