Thank you for purchasing our digital camera.
Please read the following instructions carefully before use.
The photos and illustrations in this manual may differ from actual product due to custom requirements.
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System with better performance is strongly recommended.
Operating System Microsoft Windows2000, Me, XP
CPU IntelPentium166MHz Above or equivalent performance
RAM 128 MB or above.
Sound and Video DirectX8 or above
CDROM 4X or above
Hard disk 500 MB free space or above
I/O USB 1.1 or USB 2.0
Store your digital camera in a dry area away from direct light.
1. Use breakaway neck strap to carry and to hold digital camera steady while in use.
2. Camera comes with protective sleeve over display screen to prevent any scratches in manufacturing.
Please remove before use.
3. To clean display screen and lens, blow away any dust and dirt first, then use a lint-free soft cloth or lens
cleaning tissue. Never use organic solvent to clean the camera.
4. Never touch or press surface of lens or display screen by hand.
Guarantee
1 year limited guarantee. We will replace or repair free any defective parts. For guarantee service, send
product to: Global Point Products, 5815 County Road 41, Farmington, NY 14425 U.S.A. Enclose a check or
money order for $7.50 to cover handling charges and postage. Pack the product well and insure it.
Service
If you have a problem, DO NOT RETURN THE CAMERA TO THE RETAILER. Contact our Customer
Service Department for immediate assistance at (800) 367-0732, Extension 27, Monday through Friday
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM EST; or, by email at [email protected].
• Windows XP
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, Windows ME or Windows XP systems are pre-installed.
1.2 Installing the driver
Driver installation is similar for the various Windows systems. When specifying the path, you
must simply select the driver in the CD-ROM drive.
The camera has two USB driver modes: PC Camera and Mass Storage. Mass Storage is the default
setting. The procedure for installing the drivers for each of the two modes is described below.
1.3 Installing the driver in Mass Storage mode
When the camera is in Mass Storage mode, Windows ME, 2000 and XP automatically recognize the
camera and no driver must be installed. The description of the driver installation procedure refers to
Windows 98 SE.
1. Run the driver in the CD-ROM drive , Wizard appears on your PC monitor. Click “Next” to open the
The camera will enter Still image mode upon switching on.
Press MODE button to switch among the following modes:
Directional
Button
Flash
Viewfinder
Lens
Photo Mode Video Mode Photo playback Mode Video playback mode Setup mode
Use the directional button to select the desired mode, and press OK to confirm your selection.
Display icons for Photo and Video Modes:
Note: The charging indicator will blink when charging, and stay lit upon completion.
The flash mode will be returned to “off” automatically after each execution.
4.3Capturing video clips
1. Press the MODE button to enter Video mode
2. Buttons and functions
Video Mode
Buttons Functions
Shutter Start / stop capture
OK Enter / exit menu
MODE Mode switch
4.4Video options
1. Press MENU to enter options’ menu
2. Buttons and functions
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Video Options
Buttons Functions
OK
UP
Down
Left
Right
Note: The changes made will be activated automatically upon exiting the menu
2. Options
Resolutions:
Exposure compensation (see 4.2-3 photo options)
4.5 Playback modes
1. Press MODE button to switch to Photo playback or Video playback modes
1. Windows 2000 users must install driver provided (see 1 Installing the drivers)
Note: No drivers needed for ME or later versions of Windows
2. Enter SETUP mode and select the Mass Storage option (see 5 SETUP)
3. Connect the camera to your PC via the USB cable provided
4. A “removable disk” will show up in My Computer
Note: If no removable disk is found, restart your computer.
4.8 PCcam
1. Install the driver provided (see 1 Installing the drivers)
2. Enter SETUP m ode and select the Webcam option (see 5 SETUP)
Shutter Confirm selection? /
LEFT
RIGHT ------
OK Mode switch Confirm selection
LEFT
RIGHT
Icons
1
2 Cancel delete Confirm delete
Delete one Delete all exit
Photos Video clips
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LEFT
RIGHT
LEFT
RIGHT
3. Connect the camera to your PC via the USB cable provided。
4. Double click the icon and the window (1) below will pop up. By clicking on the
Camera” preview window will display the corresponding image to the camera (Figure 2). Clicking the
Format Re-format SD card (all files will be erased permanently)
Stamp off Day stamp only Time stamp only Date
and Time stamp
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Frequency
USB modes
Language English
Info Production ID
Icon
Key sound
Default Return to default setting
Exit Exit menu
Note: Whenever batteries are removed, the default date will be restored.
All settings will be restored to default values after switching off, except Date, time and frequency
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50Hz,60Hz
Mass Storge PC cam
Show Icons Icons off
Key sound on Key sound off
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Maximum output
pixels
Effective pixels 1280x1024
Lens 1.2M~∞
2048x1536
2048×1536 3M interpolated
Photo resolutions
Video resolution
Exposure Control
Shutter speed 1/10 ~ 1/1000
Zoom 4 X Digital
Internal Memory 8MB(4X16)SDRAM
External Memory This camera takes SD Card up to 1 GB
FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to c omply with the limi ts for a Class B digi tal device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which ca n be determ ine d by turn ing the eq u ipm ent of f and on, the user is encoura ge d to try to
correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help