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Features & Specification:
x Idea for notebook users, small and compact with integrated clamp/stand
x LED lighting for taking pictures in the dark
x Maximum resolution: 1280 x 960 Pixels
x Picture resolution: 640 x 480 Pixels
x Sensor specification: 1/4” CMOS
Package Contents:
x USB Webcam
x User manual
x Software CD-ROM
System Requirements:
x One available USB port
x IBM Compatible PC
x Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
x System equipped with Pentium II 200/MMX/AMD K6 or above
x DRAM: 32 MB or above
x Sound card, speaker and microphone are required for video and audio recording
x A modem or Lan card is required for application of video conferencd and video mail
Before installation note:
Do not connect the Camera to the computer system first. Install the driver and applications first.
Insert the VP-Eye CD-ROM to the system and you can change the target group name, target directory and
folder, and run the installation options first before the driver and VP-Eye installation.
Installing the Driver and Software:
1. Place the CD-ROM disc into the CD-ROM drive.
2. Do not plug in the camera first. Click on the Driver menu to install the drivers first.
3. Select the installation language and click on OK. The
installation process begins.
4. Click on “Next” button to proceed.
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5. Next select the “Complete” option to install all the drivers into the hard disk and click on “Next” to begin.
6. Click on “Next” again to begin the driver installation.
7. Once completed click on “Finish” button to end the installation.
8. Go back to the opening menu and click on “Install VP-Eye”
9. Next, select the “Install” icon located under the left bottom of the opening screen.
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10. The authorized serial number will be defaulted into CD and just press “OK” to process
11. The VP-Eye installation begins.
12. Once completed, it will automatically end the installation process and return to the main menu again.
13. Restart the computer to have driver files loaded.
Installing the Hardware
1. When Windows has completely loaded, insert the USB type A plug of the camera to your USB 2.0 port.
2. The camera comes with 6 white lamps, 3 on each side of the lens to assist in
lighting the subject. These will light up if the subject or area is too dark.
3. Clamp the camera to your Notebook LCD panel or use the clamp as a stand to
upright the camera.
4. Once Windows detect the USB insertion, it will prompt for a driver source search.
5. The Wizard will then prompt for automatic
installation or specify a source location. Select the
first option “Install the software automatically”.
Click on “Next” button to proceed.
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6. The installation will then assign the drivers to
the newly inserted camera.
7. Next and last, click on the “Finish” button to end
the installation.
8. Plug the audio pin for microphone function
for standard PC 99 pink jack