Copyright © 2000 Microtek International Inc.Copyright © 2000 Microtek International Inc.
Copyright © 2000 Microtek International Inc.
Copyright © 2000 Microtek International Inc.Copyright © 2000 Microtek International Inc.
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TM
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registered trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated. Ulead®, PhotoExpress ®,
PhotoImpact®, and PhotoExplorer ® are registered trademarks of Ulead Systems Inc.
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Pictures you may acquire from any of the bundled software and/or Pictures, or
Documents you scan may be protected under copyright law. The unauthorized use
of such materials could be a violation of the rights of the copyright holder. Micr otek
bears no responsibility for the unauthorized use of copyrighted materials.
Table of Contents
Package ContentsPackage Contents
Package Contents
Package ContentsPackage Contents
FeaturesFeatures
Features
FeaturesFeatures
Camera ComponentsCamera Components
Camera Components
Camera ComponentsCamera Components
Getting ReadyGetting Ready
Getting Ready
Getting ReadyGetting Ready
Other Modes of OperationOther Modes of Operation
Other Modes of Operation
Other Modes of OperationOther Modes of Operation
Erasing All Images from CameraErasing All Images from Camera
Erasing All Images from Camera
Erasing All Images from CameraErasing All Images from Camera
Connecting the Camera to PCConnecting the Camera to PC
Connecting the Camera to PC
Connecting the Camera to PCConnecting the Camera to PC
Utility Software InstallationUtility Software Installation
Utility Software Installation
Utility Software InstallationUtility Software Installation
Using the TUsing the T
Using the T
Using the TUsing the T
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A. Loading the Battery ....................................................................................4
B. Basic Picture T aking Operation....................................................................5
A. 107 Shots Mode.........................................................................................6
B. 26 Shots Mode...........................................................................................7
C. Continuous Shooting Mode........................................................................ 8
D. Self-Timer Mode ........................................................................................ 9
A. Installing Camera Driver .......................................................................... 12
B. Installing Other Bundled Software ............................................................. 13
Take-it 350 Digital Camera Interface..............................................................14
Zoom ....................................................................................................... 14
Acquire ..................................................................................................... 14
Acquire All................................................................................................ 14
Download .................................................................................................14
A VI Creator .............................................................................................. 14
Exit.......................................................................................................... 14
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ake-it 350 as a Digital Cameraake-it 350 as a Digital Camera
ake-it 350 as a Digital Camera
ake-it 350 as a Digital Cameraake-it 350 as a Digital Camera
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Downloading Images to your PCDownloading Images to your PC
Downloading Images to your PC
Downloading Images to your PCDownloading Images to your PC
Using Adobe PhotoDeluxe ............................................................................15
Using Ulead PhotoExplorer 6........................................................................16
Using T rellix Web Microtek Edition ............................................................... 17
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Using the TUsing the T
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A. Select Camera Source ................................................................................ 18
B. Send a Video Mail ...................................................................................... 19
AppendicesAppendices
Appendices
AppendicesAppendices
Appendix A: T ake-it 350 Digital Camera Specifications................................... 20
Appendix B: FCC Statement .......................................................................... 21
Appendix C: Declaration of Conformity ......................................................... 22
ake-it 350 as a PC/Wake-it 350 as a PC/W
ake-it 350 as a PC/W
ake-it 350 as a PC/Wake-it 350 as a PC/W
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Package Contents
Take-it 350
Digital Camera Special USB cable
Mini-Tripod
Warranty and Quick
Reference Cards
(Alkaline is recommended)
(Contains digital camera driver,
software, and user's manual)
4 AAA Batteries
Digital Camera CD-ROM
Camera Pouch
Camera Safety Strap
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Features
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Compact and lightweightCompact and lightweight
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Compact and lightweight
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Compact and lightweightCompact and lightweight
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Size
: 102 x 71 x 35 mm Weight
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Easy to operateEasy to operate
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Easy to operate
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Easy to operateEasy to operate
Fixed focus with only two-button (mode select and shutter) operation
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Three choices of picture taking modesThree choices of picture taking modes
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Three choices of picture taking modes
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Three choices of picture taking modesThree choices of picture taking modes
Continuous shooting mode (26 or 107 shots maximum)
Self-Timer mode (10 seconds delay)
VGA (26 shots) QVGA (107 shots) image recording mode (640x480 &
320 x 240 pixels respectively)
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AA
VI Image ConversionVI Image Conversion
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VI Image Conversion
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AA
VI Image ConversionVI Image Conversion
Easily transfer "Still" images into "Moving pictures" using the A VI
(Audio Video Interlead) format application.
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Instant image frames erasureInstant image frames erasure
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Instant image frames erasure
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Instant image frames erasureInstant image frames erasure
All images can be cleared instantly to start a new picture taking session.
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Low power consumption with auto energy-save modeLow power consumption with auto energy-save mode
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Low power consumption with auto energy-save mode
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Low power consumption with auto energy-save modeLow power consumption with auto energy-save mode
New batteries can take up to 1000 shots. Camera automatically enters into
"sleep" (energy-saving) mode when it remains inactive for 30 seconds.
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Supports USB interfaceSupports USB interface
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Supports USB interface
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Supports USB interfaceSupports USB interface
With USB, download of images to your PC is accomplished at higher speed.
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Software package bundleSoftware package bundle
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Software package bundle
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Software package bundleSoftware package bundle
Adobe PhotoDeluxe
Ulead Photo Explorer 6
EyeStar Mail Microtek Edition (PC camera software)
T r ellix Web Microtek Edition
Adobe Acrobat Reader
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: 84g (w/o batteries)
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Camera Components
GRIP
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
LOCK
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
LENS
TRIPOD MOUNT
POWER AND FUNCTION MODE
USB PORT
VIEWFINDER
LCD DISPLAY
PANEL
SELECTION BUTTON
3
SHUTTER
BUTTON
STRAP MOUNT
Getting Ready
BATTERY
COMPARTMENT
LOCK
LIFT away
from the
camera to
unlock
A . Loading the Battery
(4 AAA size batteries, Alkaline recommended)
1 Unlock the battery compartment cover by
lifting the lock toward "OPEN" position.
2 Slide compartment cover outward (as
indicated by the arrow shown on top of the
cover) and open the cover.
Slide toward
arrow
direction to
open battery
cover
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Correct battery polarity at outer end of
the compartment are indicated at the
back of cover or as illustrated above.
3 Insert each of the 4 AAA batteries into its
chambers making sure that the positive (+)
and negative (-) ends are properly oriented
with the polarity indicated on top of each
chamber and at the back of the cover.
4 Close and slide the battery compartment
cover back to its original position and lock
the cover.
WARNING
starts to blink, it indicates that the batteries
power is low. Stop taking pictures and transfer the
images data to your PC within a week before the
batteries completely lose its power. Otherwise, all
the images will be erased.
4
: When the LCD Panel display
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