Zoom Digital Camcorder User Manual

Installation Guide for Zoom/Video Cam
Installing your new Zoom/Video Cam i s easy:
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Getting Started
Prepare your computer. You hav e the option of using the Zoom/Video Capture Card or enabling an existing Zoom/Video Ready Faxm odem for video capture.
Installing the Internal Card If you do not have a Zoom/Video Ready Faxmo-
dem, install the video capture card. This inv olv es
shutting off your computer and plugging th e mo­dem card into a slot on the main board of the com­puter. It’s easy to do even if you’ve never had the case off your computer.
Updating Your Faxmodem If you already have a Zoom/Video Ready Fax-
modem, or if you have just installed one, you can
run a program that will upgrade the modem card and enable video capture.
Completing the Installation
Plug in the Video Camera and install some soft­ware drivers so Windows know s w h at to do with the camera. The Windows Hardware Wizard guides you through most of the procedure. You can also plug in the lapel microphone that comes with your camera.
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Each step is described in the accompanying numbered flyers. We suggest you read through all the flyers before
Installing Video Software
Install VideoLink and VideoLink Mail, video pro­grams that enable you to record video mail, do vid­eoconferencing, and make video telephone calls. Also install other software that comes on your Zoom Link CD.
you begin. Then start with Flyer 1 and just follow the numbers!
Additional Information
The Reference Guide on the Zoom Link CD contains further information or expanded information that may be useful in installing and troubleshooting the Video Camera. It covers all current versions of the Video Camera and the Video Ready Faxmodem that is available separately or in combination with the Video Camera.
In the Reference Guide, you will find:
Detailed instructions for removing an old device (usu­ally a modem) in the unlikely event that you need to free up the computer’s resources for the Video Camera. Unplugging a modem card from the computer does not “remove” the card from t h e Windows 95 or 98 operat­ing system. It is necessary to tell Windows t h at you ar e going to remove a device; this allows Windows to real­locate its internal “resources” and make them av ailable for a new device.
Tips for using a Video Camera.
Tips for using communications software with a Fax-
modem.
A troubleshooting g uide.
Several appendixes with further information or details
that may be useful in troubleshooting.
Finding and Printing the Reference Guide
A Manuals button is on the main installation interface of the Zoom Link CD. Clicking on this button will display a Reference Guide button. Click this button to display the Guide in Adobe Acrobat format. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat, you can install it from the Zoom Link CD.
You can read the Reference Guide on screen, or you can print it out for future reference (it is about 50 pages long). You can also print out just the pages you need.
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