DXG Technology 321 User Manual

Model 321

User’s Manual

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Attention

1-1 Safety Precautions ..................….…..................2

1-2 Before Using Your Camera .............……..….........2

1-3 Operating Precautions......….....................………..3

1-4 Package Contents ..........................………….......3

Chapter 2. Getting to Know Your Camera

2-1 Features Overview…..……….....................……......4

2-2 Specifications............................….…..…..……...6

2-3 System Requirem ents……………………………………..…6

Chapter 3. Controls, Operation, and Display

3-1 LED Indicators………....................…...…….….…....7

3-2 LCD Monitor Display……….....................…..….....7

3-3 Power Supply.…………………………………………..……... ..8

3-4 Shutter Button……….........................….…….......8

3-5 Mode Dial.......……….….......…...…….……………... ....9

3-6 Multi-Select Button………………………..………….………..9

3-7 Flash Button………………………..……………….. ..….………9

3-8 Display Mode Button……………….…………….…….………9
3-9 Macro Switch..…………………………….……………………….10

Chapter 4. Navigating Modes and Menus

4-1 Record Mode ........... .....................……….…...... 11

4-2 Play Mode..................................….….............12

4-3 Movie Mode ..............................……...............13

4-4 Setup Mode .............................…………….........13

4-5 Mode Selection .. ..... ...... ... ....... ....……. .…….. .....15

Chapter 5. Preparing Your Camera

5-1 Attaching the Strap…………..............…….…..….…..16

5-2 Loading Batteries..............…………….......….........16

5-3 Loading and Removing the Memory Card....….....17

5-4 Setting Up the OSD Language………..….……….......19

5-5 Setting Up the Date/Time………………………..…….....19

Chapter 6. Getting Started

6-1 Setup Mode………....…....………………..………..….…....20

6-2 Record Mode………......…....………………….…...……....20

6-3 Play Mode.………….........…………….…..………….........21

6-4 Movie Mode……….. ..........…....………..…..............21

6-5 PC Mode…………………………………….…………….……….….22
6-6 TV-OUT Operation…………………...……….………..……..22

Chapter 7. Driver Installation

7-1 Installing the Camera Driver for PC.....…..………...23

7-2 Installing the Applications for PC……………..…..…...24

Chapter 8. File Transfers

8-1 How to Transfer Files……………………......…..………...27

8-2 Mass Storage…………………………..……………..…..…...27

8-3 Web Camera…………………..……………..…..…...........27

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Chapter 1 Attention

Please read through this manual carefully before using the

camera and follow the instructions to avoid damage caused

by improper operation.

1-1 Safety Precautions

● The software CD-ROM packaged with the camera is
designed for PCs only . Using this CD-ROM on a stereo or CD

player may cause damage to it.

● This camera is a precision electronic device. Do not
attempt to service this camera yourself, as opening or

removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage
points or other risks.

● Keep camera away from heat and direct sunlight to avoid
fire risk.

● Be extra careful with the LCD liquid. If the LCD

monitor is damaged please follow these procedures:

o If the liquid contacts the ski n: wipe the skin dry

with a cloth and wash thoroughly with water.

o If the liquid gets in the ey e: rinse immediatel y with

water for at least 15 minutes and then consult a
physician to receive treatment as soon as possible.

o If the liquid is accidentally swallowed: rinse mouth

with water, drink a large amount of water and
induce vomiting. Consult a physician to receive
treatment as soon as possible.

test the camera beforehand to ensure that it functions well.
Any additional loss caused by the malfunction of th is
product (such as costs of photography or any loss of benefit
generated by the photography) is not the responsibility of
our company and no compensation will be given for it.
Always take test shots before formal recording.

● Always observe intellectual property rights

Pictures taken with this digital camera may not be used in
violation of copyrigh t laws. Moreover, when "No
Photograph y" rest rictions are in place, do not record any
live performance, improvisation or exhibit, even for
personal and non-commercial purposes. Any transfer of
pictures or use of memory cards must be conducted under
the constraints of copyr ight law.

1-2 Before Usi ng Yo ur Camera

Before taking pictures with this camera on important
occasions (such as a wedding ceremony or an overseas trip),

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1-3 Operating Precautions

This product consists of intricate electrical parts. To ensure

normal photography , do not drop, strike or hit the camera.

● Avoid using or placing the camera in the following
locations:

o Damp and dusty places.
o Sealed vehicles or places exposed to direct sunlight

or places sub ject to extremely h igh temperatures
or heat.

o Violently shaky or turbulent environments.
o Areas full of smoke, fumes or steam.
o Areas subject to strong magnetic field.
o Rain, or snow or precipitation.

● Do not open the battery cover when the power is on.

● If water enters the camera, turn the power OFF and
remove the batteries immediately.

● Maintain your camera:

o If the lens or LCD monitor surface becomes dirty,

please use a lens brush o r soft cloth to wipe clean
instead of touching them with your fingers.

o Do not allow the camera to come into contact with

solid objects to avoid scratching the lens and LCD
monitor surface.

o Do not use detergents or volatile solutions, which

will cause the camera case and paint to dissolve
and distort. Use soft cloth only.

1-4 Package Contents

Check to see you h ave received t he following items:

CD-ROM
(incl. Camera Driver &
Application Software), Pouch, Wrist Strap, Batteries

USB Cable TV –OUT Cable This User's Manual

● CD-ROM (incl. Camera Driver & Application Software)

● Pouch

● Wrist Strap

● 2 x AA Alkaline Batteries

● USB Cable

● TV–OUT Cable

● This User's Manual

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Chapter 2 Getting to Know Your Camera

2-1 Features Overview

Front View

(1) Flash
(2) Lens Cover/Power Switch
(3) Lens
(4) Shutter Button
(5) Self-Timer LED
(6) Red-Eye Reduction LED
(7) Macro Switch
(8) Terminator Cover
(9) TV-OUT Port
(10) USB Port

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Rear View

(1) LCD Monitor
(2) Mode Display Button
(3) Mode Dial
(4) Status LED
(5) Macro Mode LED
(6) ENTER Button
(7) Multi-Select Button
(8) Strap Holder
(9) Flash Button
(10) Battery Cover
(11) Memory Card Slot

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2-2 Specifications

● Lens: f=9.61 mm

● Image Sensor: 3.3 megapix el CMOS

● Focus: F/3.0

● Sensitivity: ISO 100

● White Balance: Auto, Sun, Tungsten, Fluorescent.

● Shutter: Electrical

● Shutter Speed: 1/4 sec. ~ 1/2000 sec.

● Storage Media: 16MB Internal Flash Memory

SD Card (MMC compatible) Slot
(support 4/8/16/32/64/128/256/512MB)

● Image File Format: JPEG for Still images, AVI for Movie
files.

● Image Resolutions:
>2976x2232 (Firmware Interpolation Technology)

>2048x1536
>1600 x 1200
>1280 x 960

● Digital Zoom: 10-Step 4X Digital Zoom

● Focal Range Standard: 1.2m ~ Infinity

● Focal Range Macro: 23 ~ 27cm

● Self-timer: 10 sec. delay

● PC-CAM Modes: 640 x 480 Pixels, 10 fps

320 x 240 Pixels, 15 fps

● Flash Modes: Auto, Red-eye reduction, Off

● TV-OUT: NTSC/PAL system selectable

● PC Interface: USB (Ver. 1.1)

● Movie File: Records 80 sec. continuous movie file

with 512 x 384 format (16MB internal memory)

● Recordable Images (16MB):

1280X960 1600X1200 2048X1536 2976x2232

16MB

*For reference only, actual image numbers may vary.

● Power Supply: 2 x AA Alkaline Batteries or supports
CRV-3; USB 5V (PC-CAM Mode)

● Dimensions: 93 x 56 x 38 m

● Wei ght : About 120g (batteries excluded)

Fine 32 21 13 6

Normal

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2-3 System Req uirements

The following are minimum system requirements for the
digital camera. We recommend that you use a computer
system that exceeds the minimum requirements in order to
utilize the camera at its optimum efficiency. The minimum
system requirements for the digital camera are as follows:

System
OS Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP

CPU Intel Pentium 166MHz or high er
Memory Minimum 32 MB memory or above
CD-ROM 4X or above
HDD Hard drive with 10 MB free disk space

minimum

Others One standard USB 1.1 port

Requirement

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Chapter 3 Controls, Operation, and Display

3-1 LED Indicat ors

The meanings of the LED indicators located above the LCD
monitor are:

Standby/Busy Macro Mode

(Red LED) (Green LED)

LED Status Description

Red On The red LED turns on when

the camera is recording or
when the batteries are
charging the flash. The LED
blinks every 10 seconds in
normal standby mode.

Green On Macro mode (close-up)

Blinking Standby

Off Normal mode

3-2 LCD Monit or Display

(1) Image resolution
(2) Image quality
(3) Current working mode
(4) Memory card loaded symbol
(5) Shot number
(6) Self-timer photography
(7) White balance
(8) Morning/Afternoon (AM/PM) display
(9) Time
(10) Date
(11) Remaining battery power
(12) Zoom level
(13) Flash status
(14) Palm Icon: indicates darker lighting conditions

where extra-steady shooting is required. Use tripod.

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3-3 Power Supply

● Slide the lens cover to the left to turn on the camera.

● Slide the lens cover towards the right to turn off the

camera.

※The following features are automatically saved before

turning off the camera unless you select "Reset Default"
to restore the factory se ttings.:

1. Resolution

2. Quality

3. OSD Language

4. White Balance

5. EV Compensation

6. TV-Out

7. Light Frequency

8. PC Mode

3-4 Shutte r B ut t on

● Use the lens cover to turn the camera on and off. After

turning on the camera, the red busy LED blinks, then the
last recorded image appears on the LCD monitor.

※Auto Power Off: If the camera is idle for one minute, the

power is turned OFF to prevent battery drain. Press the
Display Mode Button to restart the camera.

● This camera is designed for a two-step shutter function. A
set of yellow brackets "[ ]" appears in the center of the LCD

monitor when the Shutter button is pressed and held half
way down. At this point the camera is metering to calculate
the exposure. Fully depress the Shutter button and the
camera will beep to indicate a shot is being taken.

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3-5 Mode Dial

● Select a working mode by using the Mode Dial:

1. PC Mode

2.

3.

4.

5.

Record Mode

Play Mode
Movie Mode

Setup Mode

3-6 Multi-Select Button

You can perform various operations in different modes by
using the Multi-Select button, for example, select, confirm,
go forward and go back. The center button functions like an
Enter key on a PC keyboard.

3-7 Flash B ut ton

● This button works only in the Record Mode.

Press this button to select the desired flash mode. There
are 3 flash modes:

Auto → Auto and Red-eye reduction → Off

→

Auto

3-8 Display Mode Button

1. Press this button to change the LCD monitor to show one

of several displays.

Standard l Image Onl y l LCD Monitor Off l Standard

2. Press the "Display Mode Button" to enter the "Play

Mode" to review images when the camera has powered
down.

3. In the Record Mode, if the camera has automatically

powered down to conserve battery power, press the
"Display Mode Button" to turn the camera on again.

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3-9 Macro S witch

● Use the Macro switch on left side of the camera to select

either Basic (normal lens) or Macro (close-up) mode. When
you select Macro, the green macro LED turns on.

Basic

※ In Macro Mode the flash is disabled automatically to

avoid overexposure.

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Macro

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Chapter 4 Navigating Modes and Menus

4-1 Record Mode

JFor more informat ion, please

refer to section 3-2 “LCD
Monitor Display,” page 7.

Quick Index of Menus (for Reference):

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4-2 Play Mode

Index for Quick Menu:

1. Delete Pic tures

(1) Current Image

Number/Total
Number of Images

(2) Battery Power

2. Slideshow

Start Auto

3. DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) Settings.
DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) allows for tagging of images

on memory cards for printing. DPOF allows digital camera users
to define wh at images are to be prin ted on compa tible print
devices. Basically, it is a set of text files in a special directory in
the digita l camera’s storage fi les. These files define what
images (i f an y ) are to be printed , how many copies of ea c h
image are to be printed, and if any information (such as time
and date) is to be overlaid on the image. DPOF is implemented
through a menu option in the digital camera's playback mode.

● There are three basic options when printing images with
DPOF: printing individual images, printing all images and

printing with or without the image recorded date.

※ The DPOF function works only with a memory card.

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Page Up

4-3 Movie Mode

(1) Movie Mode
(2) Movie Length
(3) Record Indicator
(4) Battery Power Level
(5) Time/Date

4-4 Setup Mode

1. Image Resolution

2976x2232 2048x1536

1280x960 1600x1200

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2. Image Quality:

(Fine Quality) (Basic Quality)

3. White Balance:

(Auto) (Sun)

(Fluorescent) (Tungsten)

4. EV (Exposure Value) Compensation

5. OSD Language

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6. Date / Time

7. TV-Out Operation

8. Light Frequency

Select the correct frequency (50Hz or 60Hz)
for your region. (USA=60Hz)

※ If a memory card has been ins ert ed, only the memory

card is formatted, and not the internal memory.

10. Default Reset to default factory settings

4-5 Mode Se lection

9. Format Media

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Chapter 5 Preparing Your Camera

5-1 Attaching the Strap

● Turn the camera off .

● Insert two AA alkaline batteries or rechargeable batteries.

● Insert the thin end of strap into the strap holder.

※ If the battery power indicator only shows one black block, the

5-2 Loading Batt eries

Please make sure the batteries are fully charged. If the
batteries are low, please change the batteries as soon as
possible to maintain normal date/time operation.

flash is disabled. If power is less than 1.8V (the level at which
the battery power indicator turns red) the camera automatically
turns off.

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● Pass the other end of strap through the loop.

● Stretch the strap tightly.

● Slide th e s w itch on the battery cover in t h e di re ction

indicated by the arrow.

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● Insert batteries as indicated on the inside cover.

● Close and lock the battery cover.

NOTE: Open the cover gently to avoid damaging the battery
compartment cover.

Battery Tips:
※ If the battery power indicator shows only one black block,

the flash is disabled.

※ When the battery indicator turns red, you can no longer

record.

※ The date and time is stored for approximately 3 minutes.

Double-check date and time after inserting new batteries
to ensure date and time accuracy.

5-3 Loading and R emoving Memory Card

1. To load the memory card:

z Turn off the camera.

● Slide the battery cover switch in the direction indicated.

● Insert the memory card in the direction indicated.

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2. To remove the memory card

● Press the memory card down gently.

● The memory card will bounce upward.

● Pull the memory card out with your fingers as shown.

NOTE:

Before using the camera, please remember to insert
the memory card into the slot. If the me mory card is

full of images or da ta, you can turn the Mode Dial
to Setup Mode
format the memory card. First backup any important
data stored in the memory card.

※There is 16MB internal flash memory built into the

camera to store images

If there is a memory card inserted, the card takes
precedence. Images are st ored on the card. If you want to
store image in the internal memory, simply remove the
memory card.

● This camera uses SD or MMC memory available in
various module sizes (4/8/16/32/64/128/256/512MB).

● The memory card won’t fit if inse rted the wrong
direction. Avoid damag e to the card by inserting gently.

● If the camera does not recognize the memory card,
gently wipe the metal interface of the card with a soft

cloth and reload the card.

● Make sure the memory card is in unlocked status. If it is
locked, the LCD monitor will display

unable to take a picture or play back images.

and then select "Format" item to

and you will be

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● LCD monitor will display when no memory
card is present.

● LCD monitor will display
card is loaded and working properly . In case the LCD

monitor still displays
consider the following possible cause and solutions:

-Image format can’t be recognized by camera:
Save image data to PC for backup, then
format the memory card.

-Memory card dirty:

Use clean soft cloth to clean memory card and
re-insert.

-Memory card malfunction:

Contact the memory ca rd supplier for further

assistance.

-Card slot in camera malfunc tions:
Contact authorized dealer to request further
assistance.

with the card inserted,

when memory

date and time.

5-4 Setting Up the OSD Language

Before using the camera, turn the Mode Dial to Setup
Mode

language. There are 7 options for your selection: English,
Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.

and then select "Language" to set the OSD

5-5. Date/T im e

Before using the camera, turn the Mode Dial to
Setup Mode

and then select "Date/Time" to set the

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Chapter 6: Getting Started

6-1 Setup Mode

In Setup Mode, you can adjust the camera’s basic
functions, including Image Size, Image Quality, Self-timer,
White Balance, EV Compensation, OSD Language,
Date/Time, Preset Settings, Format Media, and TV-Out. To
set these options :

1. Turn the Mode Dial

2. T urn on the camera. The red LED will blink, and then the
setup screen will show on the LCD monitor.

3. Press the arrow button

Button

4. Press the arrow button

to enter the selected menu items.

5. Press the arrow button on the Multi-Select Button

to return the previous menu.

to move and select the menu items.

to Setup Mode .

/ on the Multi-Select

on the Multi-Select Button

6-2 Record Mode

Record Mode offers you a quick and easy way to take ideal

pictures.

1. Turn the Mode Dial

2. Turn on the camera. The l ast recorded i mage appears on
the LCD display.

3. Press and hold the Shutter button halfway down. The
camera will process the exposure settings and yellow
brackets "[ ]" will appear in the center position of LCD
monitor . Continues to press and hold the Shutter button
halfway down to keep the same value. Press the

to Record Mode .

Shutter button down fully and you will hear two beep

sounds, one low beep and one high beep. Hold the
camera steady until after the two beeps.

4. When taking a picture, you can press the Flash Button

to set the desired flash modes: Auto, Red-eye

reduction, and O f f.

5. Press the Display Mode Button
desired LCD display mode. There are five display modes:
Standard Display, Full Display, Image Only, LCD Monitor
Off, and Only Operation Settings.

6. Use the Multi-Select Button
settings for recording images, e.g., Image Resolution,
Image Quality, Self-timer, and Light Frequency settings.
By pressing the
Multi-Select Button, the menu items will appears on

the LCD monitor. Press the arrow buttons

on the Multi-Select Button to move to, and

Enter to select, the desired menu items.

7. Press the arrow buttons
Button

indicator appears on the left side of the LCD Monitor.

8. Slide the Macro Button downwards to enable Macro
(close-up) photography.

When you select the Macro Mode, the green Macro LED
located on the top of the LCD monitor will light up.

※ If the low battery power icons appears on the LCD

Monitor, replace the batteries immediately to keep the
camera operating normally.

to adjust the digital zoom and a zoom

button on the center of the

/ on the Multi-Select

to choose your

to set the detailed

/ / /

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※If the "Memory is not enough!" warning message appears

on the LCD Monitor, the memory card is full.

6-3 Play Mode

In Play Mode , users can review recorded stills and movies.
To r ev ie w :

1. Turn the Mode Dial

2. Turn on the camera. The most recently recorded image
appears on the LCD monitor.

3. Press the arrow buttons

Button

4. Press the

Button

and "DPOF" functions.

5. Press the arrow button

Button

6. Press the arrow button on the Multi-Select

to review the previous and back image.

button on t he center of the Multi-Select

button to enable the " Delete" , "Slid eshow"

to enter the selected menu items.

to Play Mode .

/ on the Multi-Select

on the Multi-Select

Display Mode Button again to turn off the LCD Monitor .

6-4 Movie Mode

Use Movie Mode to record movi ng pictur es ( n o aud i o) . To
record movies:

1. Turn the Mode Dial

2. Turn on the camera. When the camera is on, the last
image recorded appears on the LCD monitor.

3. Press the Shutter button to start recording. Press the
Shutter button again to stop recording.

4. The LCD Monitor will show the recorded time (seconds)
while you are recording the movie pictures.

z The maximum recording time depends on the amount of

memory card space available.

to Movie Mode .

6-5 PC Mode

Button

※ The DPOF function can only used with a memory card

inserted.

※ If there is no image stored in the internal memory or

memory card, a “No picture” message pops up on the
LCD Monitor in the Play Mode.

※ Press the Display Mode Button

images when the camera is powered off. Press the

to exit the menu.

to review the

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z Use PC Camera or Mass Storage items in the PC

Connection menu:

1. Turn on the camera and turn the Mode Dial

PC Camera and Mass Storage options will appear on

to PC.

the LCD Monitor.

2. Press the arrow buttons
Button Button

option. Press the or button to confirm and
save the settings.

3. The
Connect the USB cable to the camera and PC to
complete the config uratio n.

※ Once you save the settings, the camera will keep these

menu settings before you change them again.

message will pop up on the LCD Monitor.

to move and select the desired

/ on the Multi-Select

2. Use the TV out cable provided with the camera to
connect the camera and output device.

3. Turn on the camera. Images display via on the TV.

※ Operate the camera as normal.

※ Exercise caution when moving the camera since it is

connected via cable.

※ To restore the LCD Monitor display, simply disconnect

the TV out cable from the camera.

6-6 TV-Out O per ation

Using the TV-Out function offered by the camera, you
can transfer the images to the other display devices,
e.g. TV or computer. To transfer images:

1. Select the correct video type for the device to be
connected. Turn the Mode Dial

. Select the correct video output type, either NTSC

(US) or PAL.

to Setup Mode

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Chapter 7 Driver Installation

7-1 Installing the Camera Driver for PC

You can use the PC Camera and Mass Storage functions
of the camera via PC. To install the driver:

1. Insert the companion CD-ROM supplied with the camera
into the CD-ROM drive.

2. The welcome screen automatically appears after a
moment:

4. Click Next to continue the setup program. A message
appears:

(Note: If your CD-ROM drive does not automat ically run
the CD install program, double click the "My Computer"
icon on the desktop. Then double click the CD-ROM drive
icon and click the InstallMgr.exe file in the root
directory .

3. Click Install driver and a screen appears:

5. Click Finish to restart the computer and finish the
camera driver installation.

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7-2 Installing Applications for PC

Install the Arcsoft Software (example given: Photo
Impression).

1. Insert the companion CD-ROM supplied with the camera
into the CD-ROM drive.

2. The Auto- r un progra m execute an d a welcome screen
appears:

4. Select your language. Click OK to confirm.

5. Welcome screen shows. Click Next to continue.

(Note: If your CD-ROM drive does not automat ically run
the CD install program, double click the "My Computer"
icon on the desktop. Then double click the CD-ROM drive
icon and click the InstallMgr.exe file in the root
directory .

3. Click the Arcsoft PhotoImpression to install, and t he
screen will appear:

6. Enter Software License Agreement window.
Click Yes to continue installation.

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7. Foll ow the installation Wizard to select a destination
folder and components.

8. Select the program folder you want to install

9. When the install ation is complete, th e window below
will appear. Click Finish to end the installation.

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Chapter 8 File Transfers

8-1 How to Transfer Files

Use the Mass Storage function in the PC Connection
menu to connect and transfer files via USB. Note: Windows
XP and Windows 2000 users do not need to install the
camera driver to transfer files.

1. Turn the camera on by sliding the lens cover.

2. Set the Mode Dial

3. On the camera’s LCD display, highlight “Mass
Storage” (in blue)

4. Press the Enter Button on the Multi-Select Button

to select Mass Storage; a flashing USB cable

icon appears on the display.

5. Connect the USB cable between the camera and the
computer.

to PC

8-2 Mass Storage

The operating system recognizes the camera as a mass
storage device. With the camera connected to the computer
via USB you can easily transfer files from the camera using
an alternative method from the one just described:

1. Double click on the My Computer icon.

2. Eject any CDs in the CD-ROM drive.

3. Find an icon representing th e d igital camera.

4. Double click on the icon.

5. Double click on file folder, labeled DCIM.

6. Double click on file folder, labeled 100FSCAM.

7. Drag and drop photo files, or the whole folder.

The file folders containing th e images from the ca mera
are automatically created upon camera connection.

8-3 Web Camera

Use the PC Camera function in the PC Connection menu to
connect and transfer files via USB. Note: install the camera

6. Your operating system responds with a window
offering options to view and copy files.

7. Choose your desired option for using files. Windows
will prompt you for input.

driver from the c ompanion CD to use the camera’s PC Camera
functions:

1. Turn the camera on by sliding the lens cover.

2. Set the Mode Dial

3. On the camera’s LCD display, highlight “PC Camera” (in

blue)

to PC

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4. Press the Enter Button on the Multi-Select Button
to select PC Camera; a flashing USB cable icon appears
on the display.

5. Connect the USB cable between the camera and the
computer.

6. Open your web chat software. Click on the appropriate
icon or menu selectio n to start the camera and use the
web chat software to broadcast images via the Internet.

You can also use the PC Camera function to capture images
with the camera connected to the computer via USB us ing
various programs that allow this function, such as Arcsoft’s
PhotoImpression.

Disclaimer

The information in this document is believed to be reliable,
but no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies. DXG
Technology re serves the right to make changes to the items
described herein to improve reliability, function or design.
Neither DXG nor any of its employees, assume any liability
for damages or losses, either direct or incidental, which may
arise out of the application or use of any of its products or
circuits, particularly with regard to damage that may occur
in the operation of its products.

©2004 DXG USA, City of In dust ry, CA Version 1.0 06/01/04

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