Rollei da20 DigitalBino User Manual

Rollei da20 DigitalBino
Instructions for use
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CONTENTS
Introduction 4
Important note
Battery cautions
Hints on usage
Product part identifi cation
Saving your photos
Downloading images
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Digital camera modes
Insert of the SD card
Using the binoculars
Using the camera
System requirements
Installation of driver
Image downloading procedure
Viewing video clips on your PC
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INTRODUCTION
Your DigitalBino is a binocular with an inte­gral digital camera that is great for sporting events, hiking and wildlife activities, such as bird watching. It lets you record valuable memories and sights at the touch of a button.
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While the sophisticated binoculars will bring you up close to far-distant subjects, the built­in digital camera will at the same time capture images to take home with you. Then share your fun with others by downloading the images from the camera right to your com­puter to e-mail to your friends and family.
IMPORTANT NOTE
IMPORTANT NOTE
Never use your DigitalBino to look at the sun!
Looking at or near the sun will cause immediate and irreversible damage to your eyes. Eye damage is often painless, so there is no warning to the observer that damage has occurred until it is too late. Children should be allowed to use your DigitalBino exclusively under adult supervision.
Warnings
Avoid using the product in the presence of
combustible gases.
NEVER look through the binoculars with
the latter pointed at the sun, which might cause irreparable damage to your eyes!
Make sure that children will not wrap the
strap around their neck or body to avoid injury.
Be sure not to whirl about the glasses at
the end of the strap to avoid injury to others and damage to the product.
Keep the glasses away from small children
to prevent them from swallowing batteries or silica gel.
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BATTERY CAUTIONS / HINTS ON USAGE
Battery cautions
Always use size AAA (No. 4) alkaline bat-
teries. Never use unidentified batteries.
Never mix batteries of different brands. Should the product develop an odd smell,
carefully remove the batteries and have these and the binoculars examined by your dealer.
If you will not use the product for a pro-
longed time, remove the batteries and store them separately.
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Hints on usage
To avoid damage to the product, do NOT
keep it in the following environments:
– At temperatures above 70°C.
– In a car parked with closed windows.
– In damp and/or dusty places.
– Exposed to direct sunshine.
– In strong electromagnetic fields.
Never try to disassemble or repair the
product.
Do not drop the product to avoid mal-
functions or breakage.
Do not use the CD-ROM supplied in
household DVD or VCD players.
BATTERY CAUTIONS / HINTS ON USAGE
When exposing the product to marked
temperature differences, first let it adopt the temperature of its operating environ­ment to make sure that there is no misting of glass surfaces that would ruin your pictures.
When no action is performed on the
product, your DigitalBino will automati­cally shut down after 90 seconds.
The unit has a battery-level display in the
lower right-hand corner of the LCD. When the batteries are low, you will hear a long beep. If no action is taken thereafter, the unit will turn off after 10 seconds.
Your DigitalBino should be used exclu-
sively with size AAA alkaline batteries.
Your DigitalBino comes with an SD mem-
ory card that must be inserted before tak­ing and saving images. To do this, open the door that covers the SD card slot and slide the card (with the gold strips facing up) into the slot (11) until it clicks into place.
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OPERATING ENVIRONMENT / CARE
Operating environment/ Care of your DigitalBino
5 to 40°C, 20 – 85 % relative humidity, non-condensing.
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Care of your DigitalBino
Never immerse the product into any liquid.
Remove dust or stains with a soft cloth moistened with water or a neutral deter­gent. Keep in a dry and cool, dust-free environment when not in use.
Remove the batteries when the product is
not going to be used over a long period.
Avoid dropping the product. Never try to
disassemble your DigitalBino.
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