VTech Kidizoom Pixi Parents' Manual

Parent’s Guide

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Kidizoom® PixiTM camera. This compact
and lightweight camera with a built-in rechargeable battery is designed

for taking great photos, seles, videos, playing games and listening to

music. With dual camera lenses and a wrist strap, you'll be ready to

take great photos anytime, anywhere! Use 50+ lters to stylize your
pictures with silly face lters, hairstyles, accessories and more. Add
more photo effects and frames, then save and transfer to a computer
with the included USB cable. Snap, stylize and save your creations!

Product Layout and Buttons

Sele Camera
Lens

Lens Switching
Button

Up Button

Camera Button

On/Off Button

Right Button

Left Button

Down Button

OK Button

Delete Button

Home Button

Speaker

Master Power Switch

Strap Hook

Camera Button

Micro-USB Port

Headphone Jack

Strap Hook

Lens Switching
Button

Front Camera Lens

Memory Card Slot

Microphone

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Master Power Switch

On/Off Button

Camera Button

Lens Switching
Button

Home Button

OK Button

Delete Button

When the switch is set to the Off
position , the battery will be
disconnected, the camera will not
function and the battery can not be
charged. When the switch is set
to the On position , the battery
will be connected, the camera
will function, and the battery can
be charged.

NOTE:

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• You may need a small tool (such

as a paperclip) to move the

switch to the On or Off position.

• It is not necessary to move the

switch to the Off position in daily

use. Only move the switch to the

Off position when the camera
will not be in use for an extended
period of time.

Press this button to turn the camera
On. Press this button again to turn

the camera Off.

Press this button to switch to
Camera mode to take photographs.

Press this button to toggle between
the Front Camera lens and the
Sele Camera lens.

Press this button to go to the Home

menu or to go back to the previous

menu.

Press this button to conrm a

selection.
NOTE: The OK button can also

be used to take photos when in
Camera mode and to start/stop

recording videos in Video mode.

Press this button to delete the

selected le or cancel the effect in
Camera mode or Video mode.

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Up / Down / Left /
Right Buttons

Memory Card Slot

Micro-USB Port

Headphone Jack

Press these buttons to make a

selection or do the specic function

according to the icons shown on
screen.

Insert a microSD card here for
memory expansion.

Connect to a computer with the
included micro-USB cable to transfer

les and to charge the camera.

Plug in standard 3.5mm headphone s
to listen to the unit's audio and any

MP3 les you load onto it.

INCLUDED IN THIS PACKAGE

• Kidizoom® PixiTM camera (with built-in rechargeable Li-ion polymer
battery*)

• Micro-USB Cable

• Wrist Strap

• Parent's Guide

WARNING: All packing materials such as tape, plastic sheets,

NOTE: Please keep this parent's guide as it contains

ATTENTION : Pour la sécurité de votre enfant, débarrassez-vous

NOTE : Il est conseillé de conserver ce guide des parents

*Battery is non-replaceable.

The battery in this product must not be disposed of with household
waste. This battery is recyclable. Please follow your local recycling
regulations. Battery is not replaceable.

Note: The metallic coating part on the Kidizoom
insulating.

packaging locks, removable tags, cable ties and
packaging screws are not part of this toy, and
should be discarded for your child’s safety.

important information.

de tous les produits d’emballage tels que rubans
adhésifs, feuilles de plastique, attaches, étiquettes
et vis d’emballage. Ils ne font pas partie du jouet.

car il comporte des informations importantes.

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PixiTM camera is

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Unlock the packaging locks:

Turn the packaging lock

counterclockwise several times.

Pull out and discard the packaging lock.

PRODUCT
SPECIFICATION

Display

Photo Resolution

Video Resolution

Focus Range

Internal Memory

External Memory
Card Format and
Capacity

File Format

1.8'' color LCD

1600 x 1200 (2.0 MP) (default resolution)
640 x 480 (0.3 MP)

320 x 240 (default resolution)
160 x 120

1.5 feet - ∞

256MB built-in memory (shared with

program data, actual memory available for

user storage will be less)

A microSD or microSDHC card (not

included) with a capacity of 1GB to 32GB
is recommended

Photos: Standard Baseline JPEG

Video: AVI (Motion JPEG)

Connectivity

Battery

Optimal Operating
and Charging
Temperature

MP3 Player
supported formats

Micro-USB 2.0 cable (included) for
connection to a computer

Rechargeable Li-ion polymer battery
(non-replaceable)

32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C)

MP3: MPEG Audio Layer III
WAV: PCM or ADPCM up to 44kHz

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Important Note:

• Keep the rubber cover of the Micro-USB Port and Memory Card slot
tightly closed when they are not in use.

STORAGE CAPACITY FOR REFERENCE

Photos Videos

0.3 MP 2.0 MP

Internal Memory 1,060 210 15 6

2GB 16,600 3,300 220 90

microSD

Card

NOTE: The above amounts are approximations. The actual quantity and
length of photos/videos varies depending on the shooting environment.

The video length limit per le is ve minutes when using internal memory
and 10 minutes when using a memory card, or a le size no larger

than 2GB.

4GB 33,200 6,600 440 180

8GB 66,400 13,200 880 360

16GB 132,800 26,400 1,760 720

32GB 265,600 52,800 3,520 1,440

160 x 120

(120p)

(minutes)

BATTERY CHARGING

Note: Adult operation required.

To charge the battery, connect the camera to a computer using the
included micro-USB cable.

• Make sure that the Master Power switch is in the On position before
charging.

• Pull up the rubber cover of the Micro-USB Port on the side of
the camera.

• Insert the micro-USB cable (small end) into the Micro-USB Port of
the camera.

• Insert the large end of the micro-USB cable into a USB port on your

computer. A USB port is usually marked with this symbol:

320 x 240

(240p)

(minutes)

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• Once the connection is successful, you will see the battery charging
symbol appear on the camera's screen.

• When the battery is fully charged, a message will appear on the
camera's screen. The screen will then automatically turn Off. You
may now disconnect the camera from your computer.

Note: It will take approximately three hours to fully charge the battery.
The actual charging time depends on the power supply, the remaining

charge and the ambient temperature of the charging environment. The

optimal ambient temperature is 32°F to 104°F (0°C to 40°C).

BATTERY LIFE

The time the battery lasts between charges varies depending on
how the camera is used. Like other electronic devices, more frequent
usage means that the battery will drain faster. Some activities place
higher demands on the battery, such as taking photos and videos.

With continuous shooting, the battery will last approximately 2-3 hours.

With average usage, the battery should last approximately 8-12 hours.
When the battery level is low, we recommend that you recharge the

battery before further use. When the battery is depleted, the camera will
not turn on and must be recharged.

Power Saving

To preserve battery life, the Kidizoom® PixiTM camera will automatically
turn Off after a short period of time without user input. When recording

a video or listening to music with the Music Player, the camera will not

automatically turn Off until the recording or music has nished.

Battery Maintenance

• Charge the battery regularly for best performance, even when the

camera is not in daily use. We recommend that you fully charge the

camera at least once every six months. Move the Master Power

switch to the On position before charging the battery.

• Move the Master Power switch to the Off position when the camera
will not be in use for an extended period of time.

BATTERY NOTICE

Misuse of batteries can lead to them bursting, causing a re or chemical

burn. Please follow these precautions:

• Do not disassemble.

• Do not crush and do not expose the battery to any shock or force
such as hammering, dropping or stepping on it.

• Do not short circuit.

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• Do not expose to high temperatures or place near a heat source. Do

not leave in direct sunlight for any length of time.

• Do not dispose of in a re.

• Do not handle damaged or leaking batteries.

• Keep the battery out of the reach of children.

• Keep the battery dry.

• If you nd the time between charges is considerably shortened with

no change in usage, the battery could be nearing the end of its life.

The battery life varies from battery to battery depending on storage,
usage and environment.

• Examine the USB cord periodically for conditions that may result in

the risk of re, electric shock, or injury to persons such as damage to
the cord, housing, or other parts. In the event of such conditions, the

cord should not be used until properly repaired or replaced.

MEMORY CARD INSTALLATION

The Kidizoom® PixiTM camera supports
microSD and microSDHC memory cards
(not included) to expand media storage.

Follow these instructions to use a
memory card:

• Make sure the camera is turned Off.

• Locate the Memory Card slot on the

side of the camera.

• Open the rubber cover.

• Insert your microSD or microSDHC
card as illustrated. The memory card
will now automatically be set as the default storage location for all

les.

• To remove the memory card from the slot, push the card once, and it
will eject.

NOTE: Data stored in the camera's internal memory will not
be accessible when a memory card is being used. To prevent
accidental data loss, be sure to back up all important data from
the camera's internal memory and from your memory card before
using it.

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WRIST STRAP ATTACHMENT

Step 1:

Locate the thread loop on the end of the

wrist strap. Insert it into the groove behind

the strap hook and then push it through.

Step 2:

Feed the end of the strap up through the
loop and pull it all the way through.

Step 3:
Make sure the loop is securely tightened

around the bar.

GETTING STARTED

When using your Kidizoom® PixiTM
camera for the rst time, you will need
to switch the Master Power switch
(located at the bottom of the camera)
to the On position. You may need a
small tool (such as a paper clip) to
move the switch to the On position.

When the Master Power switch is in
the Off position, it will not be possible
to charge the battery or use the
camera.

Note: We recommend fully charging the battery before rst use. A full

charge takes approximately three hours.

TO BEGIN USING KIDIZOOM® PIXI

Press the On/Off button to turn the camera On. When turning the
camera On for the rst time, you will need to select the language. Press
the Up and Down buttons / to select your desired language
and press the OK button to conrm.

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Next, set the date and time. Press the Up and Down
buttons to select the correct month, day, year, hour
and minute. Press the Left and Right buttons / to

jump to the previous or next item. Finally, press the
OK button to conrm the setting.

If you wish to change the language, date and time
later, you can do so from the Settings menu.

NOTE: If the battery level becomes very low, the battery will need to

be recharged and the date and time and other settings may need to be
reset afterward.

QUICK OPERATION GUIDE

Home Menu

From the Home menu, you can access all the
activities on the Kidizoom® Pixi
Home button to display the Home menu, then

press the Left or Right button to select an activity.
Press the OK button to conrm. You can also nd the
current time displayed in bottom right of the screen.

There are seven options in the Home menu:

• Camera

• Video

• View Photos and Videos

• Games

• Filter Studio

• Music Player

• Settings

Camera

In Camera mode, press the OK button or the Camera button to take a
photo. Press the Lens Switching button to toggle between the
Sele Camera lens and Front Camera lens. Press the Left and Right
buttons to select photo effects.

Video

In Video mode, press the OK button or the Camera button to start or
stop recording. Press the Lens Switching button to toggle between the
Sele Camera lens and Front Camera lens. Press the Left and Right
buttons to select different effects.

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View Photos and Videos

Press the the Left or Right button to view the previous or next le.
To delete the current le, press the Delete button to display the
Delete menu and select the check mark to conrm. To delete all
les, press the Down button in the Delete menu and select the check
mark to continue and follow the prompts to conrm.

Games

Press the Left or Right buttons to select a game and press the OK

button to start playing. There are ve built-in games to enjoy.

Filter Studio

Press the Left or Right buttons to select Hair Filter Studio or Face Filter
Studio and press the OK button to start. In Hair Filter Studio, select from
different hairstyles and accessories to switch up your look. In Face Filter
Studio, try out different makeup colors and styles.

Music Player

Use the Music Player to play MP3 les stored on the Kidizoom® PixiTM

camera. Press the Up or Down button to select a song and press
the OK button to start the song playing. To delete the current song
or subfolder, press the Delete button to display the Delete menu and

select the check mark to conrm. To delete all MP3 les, press the

Down button in the Delete menu and select the check mark to continue

and follow the prompts to conrm.

Note: Refer to the section To transfer MP3 les to the Kidizoom
PixiTM camera to put songs on the camera before using the Music

Player.

Settings

Set the volume, LCD brightness, self-timer, indoor light frequency, photo
resolution and video resolution. See the memory status, set time limits

on game play, set the date and time, or change the displayed language.
Press the Left and Right buttons to cycle through the options. Press
the Up and Down buttons to change an option, and the OK button to

conrm.

Turning off the Camera

To turn your camera Off, press the On/Off button for about 2 seconds.
The camera will also automatically turn Off after two to three minutes
without input.

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TRANSFERRING FILES

You can connect your Kidizoom® PixiTM camera to a PC or Mac
computer using the included micro-USB cable. Follow these instructions

to transfer les between your camera and computer:

• Lift the rubber cover of the Micro-USB Port on the side of your

camera.

• Insert the micro-USB cable (small end) into the Micro-USB Port on
the camera.

• Insert the larger end of the micro-USB cable into a USB port on your

computer. A USB port is usually marked with this symbol:

• You will see a removable drive called VTech 5203 on your computer.
Please use this drive to transfer les to and from the camera. There is
another removable drive called VT SYSTEM, which is for the storage

of system data only. Do not use or remove the VT SYSTEM drive.

• If a memory card is being used in the camera, the memory card drive
will be shown instead of the VTech 5203 drive.

NOTE: Once the camera is connected to your computer, do not

disconnect it while les are transferring. When your camera nishes
transferring les, select Eject to disengage the camera from your

computer. Only then should you physically disconnect the camera from
your computer.

To avoid any potential damage to your Kidizoom
ensure that the micro-USB rubber cover fully covers the Micro-USB

Port of your camera when the port is not in use.
To back up photos or videos:

• Locate and open the DCIM folder on the removable VTech 5203 drive

on your computer.

• Your photo and video les will be stored here. Drag and drop these
les to a location on your computer to back them up.

To transfer photo or video les to the camera:

• Locate and open the Download folder on the removable VTech
5203 drive on your computer, then drag and drop the les you

wish to transfer to your camera into the appropriate Photo or

Video subfolder.

NOTE: Do not transfer photo or video les created by other cameras onto

the Kidizoom

To transfer MP3 les to the Kidizoom

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PixiTM camera, as their le formats may be incompatible.

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• Locate and open the Music folder on the removable VTech 5203 drive
on your computer, then drag and drop the MP3 les or folders you

wish to transfer to your camera into this folder.

camera:

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NOTE: The Kidizoom ® PixiTM camera only works with four or fewer

levels of subfolders within the Music folder.

System Requirements:

Microsoft® Windows® 7, Windows® 8 or Windows® 10 Operating System
Mac OS X 10.9, 10.10, 10.11, macOS 10.12, 10.13 or 10.14

USB port required

Microsoft
in the United States and other countries. Macintosh and Mac logos are

trademarks of Apple Inc. in the United States and other countries. All
other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

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and Windows logos are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation

Modes

Camera

Press the Camera button or select the Camera icon from the Home
menu to enter Camera mode.

• To take a photo, press the Camera button or OK button.

• Press the Lens Switching button to toggle between the Sele
Camera lens and the Front Camera lens.

• Press the Left or Right buttons to cycle through different photo
effects, Multi-shots and Face Detection Sele mode. Press the
Down button to display the Photo Effects menu and select a photo
effect by type.

• The Self-Timer function activates a countdown before taking a photo.

Please refer to the Settings section for details.

• The Face Detection function automatically takes a Self-Timer photo

when it detects a face. When a face is detected, the camera activates

a countdown and takes a photo. For best results, ensure that lighting
conditions are good. If the camera does not detect a face, it will still
take a photo automatically after a few seconds.

• You can take a collage of photos by selecting the Photo Collage
function. First, press the Left and Right buttons to select a style, then
take photos of yourself and your friends in the numbered frames. If

you want to retake the last frame, just press the Delete button.

Note: Photo resolution can be changed in Settings. Please refer to the

Settings section for details.

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Video

Select the Video icon in the Home menu to enter this mode.

• Press the OK button to start or stop recording. After you have made
a recording, a Play icon

the video you just captured. While the video is playing, press the OK
button to skip the video and return to the video recording screen.

• Press the Left and Right buttons to cycle through different video
themes and effects.

• The Self-Timer function activates a countdown before recording a
video. Please refer to the Settings section for more details.

NOTE: The video resolution can be changed in Settings. Please refer to

the Settings section in this manual for details.

will appear. Press the OK button to watch

View Photos and Videos

Select the View Photos and Videos icon on the Home menu to enter

this mode.

• Press the Left and Right buttons to select the previous or next le.

Your most recent photo or video will appear rst.

• Press the OK button to play a video le.

• When a photo is selected, press the OK button to zoom in. You can
then use the Up, Down, Left and Right buttons to pan through the
photo. Press the OK button again to zoom out.

• Press the Delete button to display the Delete menu. Use the Up,
Down, Left and Right buttons to make your choice and then press
the OK button to conrm.

• While watching a video, press the Left and Right buttons to rewind or
fast forward. Press the OK button to pause or resume playback.

Filter Studio

There are two activities in Filter Studio: Hair Filter Studio and Face Filter

Studio. Press the Left and Right buttons to select an activity and then
press the OK button to begin.

1. Hair Filter Studio

In Hair Filter Studio, you can take photos and try out fun hairstyles,
headwear and glasses.

To get started, align your face within the outline on screen and press the
OK button to take a picture. To modify an existing photo, press the Left
and Right buttons to select a previously taken photo in Filter Studio and
press the OK button to conrm.

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Hint:

Try aligning your eyes to the eye position of the face

outline rst. Then, adjust your position until the rest
of your face ts within the face area. Try to keep as

much of your face inside the face area as possible for
the best results. Once you are in position, remember
to look into the lens when taking the photo.

Once you take or select a photo, the effect options
menus will appear.

Use the Left and Right buttons to select an effect
type and press OK to conrm. The options within
that effect type will appear on the photo as you cycle
through the options by pressing the Left and Right

buttons. When you have the effect you want, press

OK. Go to Hair Filter Studio options for further editing.
Select Save to save as a new le.

To adjust any lter effect, access the Advanced

Settings menu by pressing the Down button when
you select the effect. Then press the Left and Right

buttons to select an option to adjust and press OK
to ne-tune the effect. After adjusting, you will still
be in the Advanced Settings menu again for further
adjustment. Select the check mark when you nish
adjusting the effect.

Effect Type

Hairstyle

Headwear

Advanced

Setting

Hair Color

Position

Size

Position

Operation

Press the Left and Right
buttons to cycle through hair
color options.

Press the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to adjust the

position of the hairstyle.

Press the Up and Down
buttons to enlarge or shrink the

size of the headwear.

Use the Up, Down, Left and
Right buttons to move the

position of the headwear.

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Size

Glasses

Position

Press the Up and Down
buttons to enlarge or shrink the

size of the glasses.

Use the Up, Down, Left and
Right buttons to adjust the

position of the glasses.

2. Face Filter Studio

In Face Filter Studio, you can take photos and try out makeup and
fun effects.

To get started, align your face within the outline on screen and press the
OK button to take a picture. To modify an existing photo, press the Left
and Right buttons to select a previously taken photo in the Filter Studio
and press the OK button to conrm.

Use the Left and Right buttons to select an effect type
press OK to conrm. The options within that effect
type will appear on the photo as you cycle through
the options by pressing the Left and Right buttons.
Go to the Face Filter Studio options for further editing.
Select Save to save as a new le.

NOTE: To adjust any lter effect, access the Advanced
Settings menu by pressing the Down button when
you select the effect. Then press the Left and Right

buttons to select an option to adjust and press OK to
ne-tune the effect. After adjusted, you will be in the
Advanced Settings menu again for further adjustment.
Select the check mark when you nish adjusting the effect.

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Effect Type

Advanced

Setting

Operation

Foundation

Blush

Lipstick

Eye Shadow

Choose from one of two different types of

foundation to smooth your skin, or turn this lter

off.

Shape

Adjust

Position

Shape

Size

Position

Adjust

Position

Color

Press the Left and Right
buttons to change the shape.

Press the Left and Right
buttons to decrease or increase
the distance between the left
and right blush.

Press the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to move the

position of the effect.

Press the Left and Right
buttons to change the shape.

Press the Up and Down buttons

to enlarge or shrink the size of

the lipstick.

Press the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to move the

position of the effect.

Press the Left and Right
buttons to decrease or increase
the distance between the left
and right eye effects.

Press the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to adjust the

position of the effect.

Press the Left and Right
buttons to cycle through the
eye shadow color options.

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Mascara

Adjust

Position

Color

Press the Left and Right
buttons to decrease or increase
the distance between the left
and right eye effects.

Press the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to adjust the

position of the effect.

Press the Left and Right
buttons to cycle through the
mascara color options.

Party Effect

Position

Use the Up, Down, Left and

Right buttons to move the

position of the effect.

Music Player

With the Music Player, you can listen to MP3 les stored in the Music
folder of the camera or on the memory card. For transferring MP3 les,

please refer to the earlier Transferring Files section.

• Press the Up or Down buttons to select the previous or next song
or subfolder.

• Press the OK button to play a song or open a subfolder. When
navigating a subfolder, press the Home button
return to the directory.

Press the Left button to pop out the volume slider and adjust the volume
with the Up and Down buttons.

Note: If you adjust the volume here, it will change the system volume as
well, not just the Music Player.

Press the Right button to pop out the Repeat and Shufe function
menu. You can press the Up and Down buttons to switch Repeat

mode setting or Shufe feature setting. In Repeat mode, press the

Left and Right buttons to select a setting: Repeat off
one song or Repeat all songs . In Shufe mode, press the

Left and Right buttons to toggle the shufe feature on or off .
With shufe off, songs will play in alphabetical order by song name.

or select to

, Repeat

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Games

Master Chef

Help the Master Chef create the perfect dish. Press
the correct direction button when it is in the box to
guide the chef's actions.

Mystic Potion

Help gather ingredients to concoct the perfect potion.

Move the camera until the element you need is in the

target and press the OK button to collect it.

Animal Connect 4

Select which animal you want to be and see who's

more clever. Take turns dropping smiley discs and be
the rst to place four in a row in any direction. Press

the Left and Right buttons to position your disc above
a column and press the OK button to drop it in place.

Fortune Teller

Pick a topic and get some helpful advice from the

friendly fortune teller.

Magic Mirror

Find out which fairy tale character you are! Just line
up your face with the outline and let the Magic Mirror
do its magic!

Settings

Select the Settings icon in the Home menu to adjust any of the following:

Volume

Brightness

screen.

Self-Timer
When the Self-Timer is On, there will be a countdown before a photo or

video is taken.

NOTE: The Self-Timer will be turned Off automatically every time the
camera is switched Off.

: Increase or decrease the camera's volume.

: Increase or decrease the brightness of the camera's

: Set the Self-Timer for taking photos or videos On or Off.

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Memory :

• Check memory status. See how much memory is used and how much

is available on either the Pixi's internal memory or, if you are using

one, the microSD memory card.

• Reformat the memory. This will erase all photos, videos, MP3 les
and game photos in the memory drive in use. The date, time, game

progress and all system settings will not be affected.

• Perform a factory reset. This will erase all photos, videos, MP3 les
and all data stored in the internal memory. All system settings will be

reset, including date, time, system settings and game progress. If a

microSD card is inserted, its les will not be affected.

NOTE:

• Data stored in the internal memory of the camera will not be accessible
when a memory card is being used.

• When the memory is getting full, or when the le indexes have been

used up, back up data on the the camera to a computer and then

delete all the les from the camera to free up space.

Photo Resolution
1600 x 1200 (2.0MP): Provides better photo quality and uses more

memory so fewer photos can be stored.
640 x 480 (0.3MP): Lower photo quality and uses less memory so more
photos can be stored.

Video Resolution
320 x 240 (240p): Provides better video quality and uses more memory

data so fewer minutes of video can be stored.
160 x 120 (120p): Lower video quality and uses less memory data so
more minutes of video can be stored.

NOTE:

When using the internal memory to save video, the video time limit is ve
minutes per le. With a memory card inserted, the time limit increases

to ten minutes.

Parental Controls

Access these settings to either disable games or set a daily time limit.

There is no default time limit set. You can choose a limit of 15, 30, 60
or 90 minutes per day. Once a time limit is reached, games will not be
accessible until the following day. When games are disabled, icons will

appear in the Main menu in a slightly different conguration.

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Tip: This feature is designed for parents of children who cannot yet
read, since access to the settings is granted by following simple, on­screen instructions.

Note: The time limit will reset if the date or time settings are changed.

Indoor Light Frequency

Set the AC power frequency according to the region you’re in when
traveling. If it is not set correctly, you may see some ickering on the
screen and on the photos and videos you take when indoors.

NOTE: Leave this set to the default value unless you are traveling.

Date & Time

Set the current day, month, year, hour and minute, as well as the date
and time format.

Language

Set the camera's language to US English, French, Spanish or Dutch.

FCC Compliance Statement

This conrms that this product complies with FCC regulations.

CARE & MAINTENANCE

• Keep the rubber cover of the Micro-USB Port and Memory Card slot
closed tightly to prevent dust or water from getting in.

• Keep the camera clean by wiping it with a slightly damp cloth.

• Keep the camera out of direct sunlight and away from any direct heat
source.

• Do not drop the camera on a hard surface and do not expose it to
moisture or immerse it in water.

• Keep the lenses clean. A dusty or dirty lens may cause blurry pictures.

WARNING

A very small percentage of the public, due to an existing condition, may
experience epileptic seizures or momentary loss of consciousness when
viewing certain types of ashing colors or patterns.

While the Kidizoom

additional risks, we do recommend that parents supervise their children
while they play games. If your child experiences dizziness, altered
vision, disorientation, or convulsions, discontinue use immediately and

consult your doctor. Please note that closely focusing on and handling a
Kidizoom® PixiTM camera as a game controller for a prolonged period of

time may cause fatigue or discomfort. We recommend that children take

a 15-minute break for every hour of play.

®

PixiTM camera does not contribute to any

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TROUBLESHOOTING

Check this section if you experience difculty operating the Kidizoom

TM

Pixi

camera.

Issue

Solution

®

Camera
isn't
working

Screen
display is
abnormal

Photos/

Videos are

not clear

Cannot
connect to
a computer

Unable

to view a

downloaded

video or
photo le

1. Turn the Master Power switch OFF

for 30

seconds.

2. Turn the Master Power switch ON

again and

then press the On/Off button to turn on the
camera.

3. If it doesn’t work, recharge the battery and try again.

(Refer to Battery Recharging section for details.)

1. Turn the Master Power switch OFF for 30 seconds.

2. Turn the Master Power switch ON again and then
press the On/Off button to turn on the camera.

Make sure the lighting conditions of the shooting

environment are good and the camera lenses are

clean.

Check the connections of the micro-USB cable
between the camera and the computer, ensuing that

they are rm.

Turn the Master Power switch OFF for 30 seconds.
Turn it ON and connect to the computer again.

Check if the downloaded les are in the correct

directory in the Kidizoom

®

PixiTM camera. Photos

should be put in the Download/Photo folder, and videos
should be put in the Download/Video folder when the

Kidizoom® PixiTM camera is connected to a computer.

The Kidizoom

®

PixiTM camera only supports these

formats:

Photos in Standard Baseline JPEG and Videos in
AVI (Motion JPEG ) created by the Kidizoom

®

PixiTM

camera.

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Memory

card can’t

be detected

• Check if the memory card is correctly inserted.

• Check to see if the memory card is the supported
type. The camera only supports microSD or
microSDHC card.

• Check to see if the le system of your memory card
is FAT or FAT32, Kidizoom

®

PixiTM camera does

not support NTFS or exFAT le systems. You should

back up all important data from your memory card
and for your memory card and format it in either

the FAT or FAT32 le system before using in your

Kidizoom® Pixi

TM

camera.

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DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

VTech® Electronics North America, L.L.C. and its suppliers assume no

responsibility for any damage or loss resulting from the use of this guide.

®

VTech

Electronics North America, L.L.C. and its suppliers assume no

responsibility for any loss or claims by third parties that may arise through
the use of this product. VTech
its suppliers assume no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by
deletion of data as a result of malfunction, dead battery, or repairs.

®

Electronics North America, L.L.C. and

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Creating and developing VTech

®

products is accompanied by a

responsibility that we at VTech® take very seriously. We make every
effort to ensure the accuracy of the information, which forms the value
of our products. However, errors sometimes can occur. It is important

for you to know that we stand behind our products and encourage

you to call our Consumer Services Department at 1-800-521-2010 in

the U.S. or 1-877-352-8697 in Canada, or by going to our website at

vtechkids.com and lling out our Contact Us form located under the

Customer Support link with any problems and/or suggestions that you

might have. A service representative will be happy to help you.

Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital 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 can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged

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.

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Supplier's Declaration of Conformity

Trade Name: VTech

Model: 5203

Product name: Kidizoom

Responsible Party: VTech Electronics North America, LLC

Address: 1156 W. Shure Drive, Suite 200,

Website: vtechkids.com

THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC
RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO
CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL
INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY
INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT
MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.

CAN ICES-3 (B)/NMB-3(B)

To access the above compliance statement from the product software:

1. From the Main menu, choose the Settings icon

2. Choose FCC Compliance Statement

Caution: Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.

Player / Haut-parleur Headphones / Casque

Maximum output

voltage / Tension

maximale sur la
sortie haut-parleur

®

®

TM

Pixi

Arlington Heights, IL 60004

to see the statement.

Wide band

≤150mV

characterstic voltage /

Tension maximale sur

la sortie casque

.

≥75mV

Visit our website for more
information about our products,
downloads, resources and more.

vtechkids.com

Read our complete warranty policy online at

vtechkids.com/warranty

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