Emerson EVC1700 User Manual

EVC1700
User Guide
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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of this digital video camera. Before using the camera, please read this user manual carefully. The main purpose is to shoot videos. It is also equipped with a secondary still shot feature. Please note that this is not meant to replace a regular still shot or digital camera. It is only a side feature. The illustrations in this user manual are to visually detail the operation of the digital video camera.
Notice for use General:
1. Never open the housing of the digital video camera as some parts may cause an electrical shock.
2. Moisture, extreme pressure and overheating may damage this digital video camera.
Memory and storage:
1. SD/SDHC class 2 and 4 memory cards are compatible with this digital video camera, with a maximum capacity of 32GB. Using a different class of card may result in video distortion and skipping.
2. When buying a SD//SDHC card, take the digital video camera with you to ensure compatibility.
3. When a SD//SDHC card is inserted, the internal memory of the digital video camera will not function.
5. When storing documents using the internal memory or the memory card, make sure that the size of the files do not exceed the capacity of the memory.
Maintenance and care:
1. To clean the lens, the first step is to blow away dust from the surface. After doing so, use a cloth or tissue to wipe the lens. If necessary, use lens cleanser.
2. Avoid touching the lens with your fingers.
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3. When left idle for long periods, remove the battery from your digital video camera and store
Operation System
Win2000,XP, Vista, Windows 7
CPU
Above Intel PIII667 or CPU of equal performance
Memory
Above 128 MB
Sound card and display card
DirectX8 or above.
CD-ROM
4× speed or above
Hard Disk
1 GB space above useable
Other
One standard USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 port
it in a dry and dark place.
Miscellaneous:
1. When switching video output between LCD display and video devices, be sure to exit from the „play‟ or „record‟ state.
2. This digital video camera is suitable for environments between 0 °- 40 ° C or 32 °-104 ° F. Never keep the digital video camera in extremely high temperatures, such as a car parked in the sun. Never keep the digital video camera in damp or moist places. In order to prevent the digital video camera from condensation, when moving from a cold to a warm place, be sure to keep it in a sealed plastic bag. Open the bag and take it out when the camera reaches the indoor temperature.
3. TV programs, movies, music, images and other resources may be protected by copyright; therefore, without prior permission, do not distribute copyrighted materials. System requirements When utilizing the Arcsoft software that is included with the camera, be sure the computer you are using meets the below system requirements:
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Memories on TV 4 Software
Operation System
Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
CPU
Intel Pentium II 300mHz or faster
Memory
64 MB RAM (128 MB Preferred)
Sound card and display card
DirectX8.1 or above.
CDR/RW
4× speed or above to burn discs
Hard Disk
36 MB available hard disk space
MOV Support
Quicktime 6 and above
The below chart is the minimum system requirements for the Memories on TV 4 software which is also included in the giftbox:
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Getting to know your camera
1. Appearance and Buttons
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2. Basic operation
2.1 Installing the battery
Press / slide down the battery cover and insert the included lithium battery. Align with correct polarity (+,-) of battery terminals. Close the battery cover.
2.2 Charging the battery
1. Power off the camera.
2. Connect the camera to the computer USB port or to a power adapter with the USB cable to charge the battery.
3. During charging, the busy red light will be on. The busy light is located on the top of the
digital video camera to the left of the lens as shown on page 7. The light will turn off when the battery is fully charged.
4. Charge the camera for about 3 hours to get maximum battery power. Battery lasts as long as 2 hours under normal usage.
2.3 Using a SD/MMC/SDHC card
Turn your camcorder OFF before inserting / removing an SD Card. Insert a memory card into the SD/MMC/SDHC card slot. Push it down until the card stays latched. Do not force – check card‟s position according to the position mark on the camera. To remove card, push card inward and it will pop out automatically.
- Note that the SD Card has a tiny LOCK switch on the side. Set the switch to the un-LOCK position to store recorded videos and still pictures.
2.4 Powering on/off
In the power-off state, press and hold the power key to turn the camera on. In the power-on state, press the power key to turn the camera off. The camera will turn off automatically if it is on and left idle for 1 minute. In power-on state, when the battery level is very low, the camera can turn off after several seconds. You must recharge the battery when this happens.
2.5 Video record
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Your camera will automatically go to record mode after it is powered on. To record a video, press the shutter key to start video recording. While recording, press the shutter key again to stop recording. In video record modeto change the resolution from 720p HD to VGA 640/480 and vice versa, press the right to get your desired setting. Press the left key to turn the Led light on or off. You can use the zoom feature by pressing the up or down key to zoom in or out on the image before you record or while you are recording. Please note the digital zoom feature degrades the picture the more you zoom in.
2.6 Playback videos or photos Press the mode key to change modes, from video mode to playback mode. Once in playback mode, press the key or key to select the desired file. When viewing a video clip, press the OK key to begin playing. Press the key to rewind and the key to fast forward. Press the up key to return back to normal speed. Press the OK key to pause and resume playing. Press the down key to stop playing the video. Press the down key again to see thumbnails of all of your videos. When viewing a Still photo, press the up or down key to zoom in or out of the image. While zooming, pressing the OK key can enter pan mode. At this time you can press the direction key to move the photo to view in LCD.
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