DXG Technology DXG-328 User Manual

DXG-328

User’s Manual

Version 2.0 07/01/04

Contents

Chapter 1 Attention

4-5 PC Mode………......................………….........……....14

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Chapter 5 Preparing Your Camera

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

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

1-3 Operating Precautions.…......................…….........2

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

Chapter 2 Getting to Know Your Camera

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

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

2-3 System Requirements……………………………………………6

Chapter 3 Controls, Operation, and
Display

3-1 LED Indicators………....................…..........………...8

3-2 LCD Monitor Display………..................…..............8

3-3 Power Supply.…………………………………..………….........9

3-4 Shutter Button……….............................………......9

3-5 Mode Button.......……….….......…...………. . ...... ..... .10

3-6 Function Key…..………..……………………….….………….…10
3-7 Set Button………………………………………….….…………...10
3-8 Mode Display Button………………………...……….……….10
3-9 Macro Button…………………………………………….………….10

Chapter 4 Navigating Modes and Menus

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

4-2 Playback Mode.………….... .........….…………….......... 12

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

4-4 Setup Mode………...............................…...........14

5-1 Attaching the Strap….............…......……………......17

5-2 Loading Batteries.....………...................……........17

5-3 Loading and Removing the Memory Card....….....18

5-4 Setting Up the OSD Langua ge………...... .....……. ...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 Mod e … …… .. ........... .. . ...........… . ............ .. 2 1

6-5 PC Mode…………………………………………………………………22

Chapter 7 Driver Installation

7-1 Installing the Camera Driver for PC.......…………...24

7-2 Installing the PC Applications ….………………….………25

Chapter 8 File Transfers

8-1 How to Transfer Files…………......……………….…………28

8-2 Mass Storage………………..…………..………….……........28

8-3 PC Camera………..……………..…………….…….............28

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 P recautions

●The software CD-ROM packaged with the camera is
designed for PC only. Using a stereo or CD player

may damage the CD-ROM.

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

1-2 Before Using Your Camera

●Take some test shots before formal recording.

Before taking pictures with this camera at important
occasions (such as a wedding ceremony or an
overseas trip), test the camera beforehand to ensure
that it functions well. Additional losses caused by the
malfunctioning of this 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.

●Copyright information
Unless agreed to by the rightful owner, pictures taken

with this digital camera cannot be used in violation of
copyright law. Moreover, when "No Photography"

restrictions are in place, y o u may not record
performances, improvisations or exhibits, even for
personal purpose. Any transfer of pictures or memory
card with data must be conducted under the
constraints of copyright law.

●Be extra careful with the LCD liquid. If the LCD
monitor is damaged please follow these

procedures:

1. If the liquid contacts the skin: Wipe the skin dry
with a cloth and wash thoroughly with water.

2. If the liquid gets in the eye: Rinse immediately
with water for at least 15 minutes and then consult
a physician to receive treatment as soon as
possible.

3. If the liquid is accidentally sw allowed: Rins e mouth
with water, drink large amount of water and induce
vomiting. Consult a physician to receive treatment
as soon as possible.

1-3 Operating Preca utions

This product consists of intricate electrical parts. To
ensure normal performance, do not drop, strike or hit
the camera.

●Avoid us ing or placing the camera in the following
locations:

1. Damp and dusty places.

2. Sealed vehicles, direct sunlight exposure areas, or

extreme high temperatures or heat.

3. Violently turbulent environments.

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4. Locations full of smoke, oil fumes or steam.

5. Locations subject to strong magnetic fields.

6. Rainy or snowy environments.

Camera Do’s and Don’ts:

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

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

● Do maintain your camera:

1. If the lens, LCD monitor or viewfinder surface
becomes dirty, use a lens brush or soft cloth to wipe
clean instead of touching the lens with you fingers.

2. Do not allow solid objects to encounter the camera
to avoid scratching the lens, LCD monitor or
viewfinder surface.

3. Use only a mild cleaning solution if you need to clean
the camera. Do not use any harsh detergent, caustic
substance, or volatile solution on the camera which
could cause the camera’s case and paint to become
faded or distorted. Use soft cloths only.

1-4 Package Contents

Check to see you have received the following items:

CD-ROM
(Incl. Camera Driver), Pouch, Wrist Strap, Batteries

USB CABLE This User's Manual

1. CD-ROM (incl. Camer a Driver)

2. Pouch

3. Wri st Strap

4. 2 x AAA Alkaline Batteries

5. USB Cable

6. This User's Manual

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2. Getting to Know Your Camera

2-1 Features Overview

Front View

(1) Shutter
(2) Flash
(3) Lens
(4) Power Switch
(5) Strap Holder
(6) Battery Cover
(7) Memory Card Slot
(8) Tripod Socket

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Rear View

(1) Macro LED
(2) Status LED
(3) Mode Display Button
(4) Mode Button
(5) Set Button
(6) Function Key
(7) Macro Len s Switch
(8) USB Port Cover
(9) USB Port
(10) LCD Monitor

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2-2 Specifications

● Lens: f=8.341mm

● Image Sensor: 1/2" CMOS with 3.0 megapixels

● Focus: F / 3.0

● Sensitivity: ISO 100

● White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Bulb, Fluorescent.

● Shutter: Electrical

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

● Storage Medium: 16MB Internal Flash Memory

SD Card Slot (sup port 4MB~512MB )

● Image File Formats: JPEG (Still)

AVI (Motion)

● Image Resolution:

2976 x 2232 (Interpolated)
2048 x 1536
1600 x 1200
1280 x 960

● Digital Zoom: 10-Step 4X Digital Zoom

● Focal Range – Standard: 1.0m ~ Infinity

● Focal Range – Macro: 20 ~ 25cm

● Self-tim er: 10 sec. delay

● PC-CAM Mode: CIF (320 x 240) 20~30 fps

VGA (640 x 480) 15fps

● Flash Mode: Auto, Off

● PC Interface: USB (ver. 1.1)

● Movie File: 60 seconds continuous using CIF (320 x

240) format (16MB internal memory)

● Recordable I mag e Numbers (16MB):

1280x960 1600x1200 2048x1536 2976x2232
16MB

Fine 32 21 13 6
Normal 60 52 32 15

● Power Supply: 2 x AAA Alka lin e Bat t eri es or
supports USB 5V (PC-CAM Mode)

● Dimensions: 85.5 x 55 x 18 mm

● Weight: About 82g (batteries excluded)

2-3 System R equirements

When operating the digital camera, we strongly
recommend you use a better computer system for
optimal performance; however, the minimal system
requirement for digital camera us e is as follows:

System Requirements
OS Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP
CPU Intel Pentium 166MHz or hi gher
Memory 32 MB memory or above
CD-ROM 4X or above
HDD Minimum 10 MB free disk space on the

hard drive

Others One standard USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port

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System requirement (Macintosh Computer)
OS Mac OS 8.6~9.2, Mac OS X 10.1 or above
CPU PowerPC 601 processor or higher
Memory 64 MB memory or above
HDD Minimum 10MB free disk space on the hard

drive

Others One standard USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port and

CD-ROM

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3. Controls, Operation, and Display

3-1 LED Indica t o rs

The meanings of the LED indicators located on the top
of the LCD monitor are:

Macro LED Standby/Busy

(Green LED) (Red LED)

Macro (Left
Green LED)

Busy (Right
Red LED)

The green LED turns on when
the Macro key on the left
hand side of the camera is
switched to Macro mode.

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

3-2 LCD Mo ni tor Display

(1) Image Resolution
(2) Image Quality
(3) Current Working Mode
(4) Memory Status
(5) Image Number
(6) Self-timer
(7) White Balance
(8) Morning/Afternoon
(9) Time
(10) Date
(11) Battery Power Level
(12) Zoom Level
(13) Flash Status

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3-3 Power Suppl y

● Depress the power button until a long beep
sounds. Power is on.

● Depress the power button sound until a long beep
sounds. Power is off.

● Depress the power button to turn on the camera.
After the camera is on, the red LED will blink, and

then the last image recorded will appear on the LCD
monitor.

※ If no operations are performed for 60 seconds, the

power is turned off to prevent battery drain. Please
power on the camera again to resume shooting.

※The following feat u r es are automatica lly s aved in the

configuration before the camera is turned off unless
"Reset Default" has been selected to restore its
factory settings.

1. Resolution 2. Image Quality 3. Language

4. White balance 5. EV value 6. Frequency

7. PC MODE

3-4 Shutter B ut ton

This camera is designed for 2-step shutter function. A
set of yellow bra c kets "[ ]" will appear in the center of
the LCD monitor when the Shutter button is pressed
and held half way down. The camera will beep after the
Shutter button is depress ed fully to indic a te the shot is
being taken.

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3-5 Mode Selection

●Please press and hold the ” ” button for 2
seconds to enter mode selection menu including “Play

Mode”

“Record Mode" and "Function Selection”
.

“Setup Mode” “Movie Mode”

3-6 Functio n Key s

● Use the Function Keys to navigate the display in its
various modes (rotate icons, change selections).

3-7 ”SET” Butt on

● This key is used for SELECTION/SET UP

under selection menu. This key
flash button under record mode.

is also the

3-8 Mode Di sp l ay Button

Press this button to change the LCD Monitor to one of
several display types.
Standard→Image only→LCD OFF→Standard

3-9 Macro B u tton

Use the switch on left side of the camera to select
either Basic (normal lens) or Macro (close-up) mode.
When you select the Macro mode, the green
macro LED turns on ( s ee back side of the camera, top
left.)

Standard Mode

Macro Mode

Macro Tip:
※ In Macro Mode the flash is disabled automatically

to avoid overexposure.

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4. Navigating Modes and Menus

4-1 Record Mode

↑ For more inform ation, please refer to sec tion 3-2,
"LCD Monitor Display," page 8.

Index for Quick M enu: Press MODE to enter

Press Mode again to Exit

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4-2 Image/ Movie Play M ode

2. Slidesho w

(1) Image Number/Total Images
(2) Remaining Battery Power

Index for Quick Menu:

1. Delete Pictures

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 cam e ra users to de f i ne what images are to be
printed on compatible print devices. Basically, it is a
set of text files in a special directory in the digital
camera’s stor age files. These files de fi n e what images
(if any) are to be pr i nte d, how many co pi e s of ea ch
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 play back 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.

St art Auto Play

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DPOF Tip:
※ The DPOF function is only enabled when a memory

card is inserted.

4-3 Movie Mode

(1) Movie Mode
(2) Record ed Movie Time (sec on d s )
(3) Recording
(4) Remaining Batte ry Power
(5) Time/Da te

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4-4 Setup Mo de

1. Image Resolution
2976x2232 2048x1536

1280x960 1600x1200

2. Image Quality
(Fine Quality) (Basic Quality)

3. White Balance
(Auto) (Sun)

(Fluorescent) (Bulb)

4. EV Compen sation

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5. OSD Language

6. Date/Time

7. Light Frequency
Select the correct frequency type (50Hz or 60Hz)

according to your region.

8. Format Media

※ If a memory car d has been inserted, only the

memory card is formatted, and not the internal
memory.

9. Reset to Default Factory Settings

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4-5 PC Mode

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5. Preparing Your Camera

5-1 Attaching t he St rap

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

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●Pass the other end of the strap through the loop.

5-2 Loading Batteries

● Turn the camera off.

● Insert 2 x AAA alkaline batteries or rechargeable

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

※ If the battery power indicator only shows one black

block, the 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.

● Slide the battery cover open in the direction
indicated by the arrow.

●Pull the strap tight.

● Insert the batteries according to the indication on

the inside of the compartment cover.

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● 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 light is disabled.

※ When the battery indicator turns red, you can no

longer record stil l pictures and movies.

※ The Date/Time is stored for approximat ely 3

minutes during battery change, double-check the
Date/Time after inserting new batteries.

5-3 Loading and Rem oving the

● Memory card insertion d iagram.

● Insert the memory card according to the indicated

arrow.

2. Removing the Memory Card

● Press the memory card down gently.

Memory Card

●Turn off the camera.

1. Loading the Memory Card

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● The memory card should pop up automatica lly.

Remove the memory card in direction indicated by
the arrow (see illustration).

Attention:

Before using the camera, please remember to insert
the memory card into the slot. If the memory card is
full or contains unwanted images/files, you can press

the Mode Button
and select Format erase whatever is st ore d in the
memory card.

●There is 16MB internal memory bu ilt into the digi t al

camera. If a memory card is inserted, the card takes
top priority fo r data storage.

Memory Tips:

※ This camera uses Secure Digital (SD) memory.
※ Always turn off the camera before inserting and

removing the SD memory card.

Memory Card Do’s and Don’ts:

● DO Leave the memory card in the camera while

shooting or while playing back images to avoid risk of
damaging the SD card and camera.

● DO Insert the memory card ca refully. If the memory

card is inserted improperly, it will not fit. DO NOT
ever force memory ca rd insertion.

to the Setup Mode

● DO Keep the card contact s clean. If the camera does
not detect the memory card, gently wipe the metal

interface of the card with a soft cloth and reload the
card.

5-4 Settin g Up the OSD La nguage

Select "Language" by pressing the Mode Button

to Setup Mode . There are 7 language
options: English, Chinese, French, German, Italian,
Japanese, and Spanish.

5-5 Date /Time

Select "Date/Time" to set the date and time by
pressing the Mode Button

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to Setup Mode

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6. Getting Started

6-1 Setup Mo de

In Setup Mode, you can adjust settings, including
Image Size, Image Qualit y, White balance, and EV
Compensation; format and factory default setting.
Setup language, date/time, and l ight frequency as
follows:

1. Turn the camera on.

2. Press Mode Button
use the Function keys

3. Press the
screen, the LCD monitor will display the menu.

4. Use the “” of the UP/DOWN Function keys
move between selections; use “” to toggle between
submenus (Image Options, Option and System
Options).

5. Then use the
Make your selections with “” and ””.

6. Last, use the

Button to get into Setup Mode

Button to enter the menu.

Button to confirm selections.

for two seconds and

to move to .

to

1. Turn on the camera to go directly into Record Mode.
You can also enter into Record Mode through Mode

Button
move to

Upon entering, images will appear on the LCD
monitor.

2. Press and hold the Shutter button half way down.
Yellow brackets“[ ]" will appear in the center of
the LCD monitor for the automatic exposure. Fully
depress the Shutter button and release it to
complete the recording.

3. You can use
using the camera: Auto, and Off.

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

5. Use the Mode Bu tton
recording images; e.g. , Image Resolution, Image
Quality, Self-timer, and Light Frequency settings. The
menu will appear on the LCD monitor when the Mode

Button

and use the Function key to

, and select .

to select two flash modes when

to toggle

to set the details for

is pressed. Use “” o f the

6-2 Record Mode

Record Mode offers you a quick and easy way to take

ideal pictures.

Function key

6. Use “” and ”” of the Function key
the digital zoom. The adjustment ratio of the digital
zoom will appear on the left hand side of the LCD
monitor, from 1.0 time to 4.0 times, with 0.5 times
increase at each adjustment.

7. The green LED is on when the Macro key on the left

to move between selections.

to adjust

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hand side of the camera is toggled to Macro Mode.

※ If the battery icon indicates low power, change the

batteries immediately to maintain normal operation.

※ The countdown for the Self-timer is 10 seconds.
※ There are 4 basic resolutions offered by the camera:

2048x1536, 1600x1200, 1280x960, and
800x600, from highest to lowest.

※ Monitor the distance between the camera and the

object when us in g the Flash. The Flash is designed
to be effective at around 1.5 meters (5 feet).

※ If the Macro Mode is selected, the flash is

automatically disabled to avoid overexposure.

※ If "Memory Full" or “Card Full” warning messages

appear, it means the memory card is full. Either
remove the memory card and insert a new one or
delete unwanted photos to continue shooting.

6-3 Image/ Movie Play M ode

Use the Play Mode review recorded still pict ures and
movies:

1. Turn on the camera by pressing the power button.

2. Press the Mode Button

and use a Function

5. You can select Delete Picture and Slideshow when
using the

6. Use “” of the Function key
selections; Use “” to toggle between selections.

7. Use

8. Use exit to escape the function menu and return

to Play Mode menu.

※ The DPOF function can only be used with a memory

card inserted.

※ If there is no image stored in the internal memory

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

Button to enter the function menu.

to move between

Button to enter the menu.

6-4 Movie Mode

Use the Movie Mode to record movies:

1. Turn on the camera.

2. Press the Mode Button

and use Function

key

3. Press the
screen. The menu will appear.

4. Use””and”” of the Function key
“previous” and “next” picture.

to navigate to the play mode icon .

Button to get into the Setup Mode

to go to

key

3. Press the
screen.

4. The recorded time appears in red in the top left
corner of the display while you are recording the
movie.

to move to the movie camera icon

Button to get into the Setup Mode

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5. The green LED is on when t he Macro key is toggled
to Macro Mode.

to move to .

6. You can use Display button
between display modes while recording movie
pictures.

※ When the LCD monitor displays “Memory Full”

recording will stop.

※ When recording movies, the maximum record time

depends on the amount of free space available on the
memory card.

※ The digital zoom function is disabled while recording

movies.

to toggle

6-5 PC Mode

4. Press the
“PC camera.”

5. Use the Function keys
disk” and press Function key then

6. USB Connection icon appears. Connect the USB
cable between the camera and the PC.

7. A new item—removable disk—will be added into My
Computer after the system installation is completed.

8. You can now use the removable disk feature (SD
device).

● PC Camera
To use the digital camera eithe r as a PC camera or a

Web Cam:

1. Install the camera driver (see Chapter 7, “Driver
Installation”) on your PC if you have not already done
so.

2. Turn the camera on.

Button to see “removable disk” and

to highlight “removable

to confirm.

● Removable Disk
The digital camera offers a removable disk function

similar to a card reader device. You can use the digital
camera li ke an SD me mory device:

1. Install the camera driver on the PC, if not already
installed (see Chap ter 7 “Driver Inst allation”).

2. Turn on the camera.

3. Press Mode Button

and use Function keys

3. Press an d hold Mode Button
seconds and use a Function key

the PC icon

4. Press t he
storage” and “PC camera.”

5. Use a Function key

.

button and you will see “mass

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for two

to move to

to highlight “removable

disk” and press Function key to confirm
storage.

6. Connect the USB cable to the camera and the PC
when the USB Connection icon appears.

7. You can operate the PC camera with the software
that comes with the companion CD, or webcam
software. Please refer to the relevant software
program for instructions on use.

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7. Driver Installation

7-1 Installing the Camera Driver

for PC

The camera’s Mass Storage and PC Camera functions
are used in conjunction with a personal computer. To
install the camera driver :

1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied by the package
into the CD-ROM drive.

2. The software installation menu screen appears:

3. Click Install Driver. This screen will show:

4. Click Next to continue the setup program. After you
have installed camera driver successfully, the
following screen appears:

(If the screen above does not appear, it may be
because your CD-ROM dri ve doesn't suppo rt auto- run,
in which case double click on the "My Computer"
icon on the desktop. T hen double click the CD-ROM
drive icon and click the Setup.exe file in the root
directory to run program inst allation.)

5. Click Finish to restart the computer, which
completes the camera driver installation.

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7-2 Installing the PC Applications

Arcsoft application installation (Ex a mp le given: Photo
Impression)

1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied by the package
into the CD-ROM drive.

2. The software installation menu screen appears:

3. Click on Install Arcsoft PhotoImpression, the
following appears:

4. Select the desired language, and then press OK.

5. Press “next’ to continue the installation after the
welcoming screen .

(If the screen above does not appear, it may be
because your CD-ROM dri ve doesn't suppo rt auto- run,
in which case please double click on the "My
Computer" icon on the desktop. Then double c lick
the CD-ROM drive icon and click the Setup.exe file
in the root directory.)

6. Press YES to accept the conditions of software
license agreement and continue the installation.

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7. Follow th e in s tallation wizard in structions to s elec t
the folder location and application components.

8. Select the folder where you want to insta ll the
program.

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9. After installat ion the following window will
appear. Press Finish to complet e the application
installation.

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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.

2. Press the Mode Button for two seconds.

3. Navigate to the PC icon. Press Set.

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

5. Press the Set Butto n; a flashing USB cable
icon appears on the display.

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

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

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

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 the digital camera.

4. Double click on th e icon.

5. Double click on file folder, labeled DCIM.

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

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

The file folders c ontaining the images from the camera
are automatically created upon camera conn ection.

8-3 PC Camera
You can Use the PC Camera function in the PC

Connection menu to use the camera to broadcast

and record images while it is connected with your
computer. If you have not already done so, install the
camera driver from the companion CD, then:

1. Turn the camera on

2. Press the Mode Button for two seconds.

3. Navigate to the PC icon. Press Set.

4. Highlight “PC Camera” (in blue)

5. Press the Set Butto n; a flashing USB cable

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icon appears on the display.

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

7. A.) Web Camera: Open your web chat
software (not included). Click on the
appropriate icon or menu selection to start the
camera and use the web chat software to
broadcast images via the Internet. B.) Image
capture. Alternatively, open your image
capture software program to record images
with your camera connected.

Disclaimer

The information in t his document is beli eved to
be reliable,but no responsibility is assumed for
inaccuracies. DXG Technology reserves the right to
make changes to the items described herein to improve
reliability, function or design. Neither DX G n or 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 Industry, CA Version 2.0
07/01/04 TP

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