User manual VIVITAR VIVICAM 2700

[. . . ] Avoid exposing the camera to the following conditions: · Extremely damp and dusty places. · Sealed vehicles or places exposed to direct sunlight · Extreme high temperatures or heat. If water has entered the camera, immediately turn the power OFF and remove the batteries. Maintaining your camera: · If lens, LCD display, or viewfinder windows become dirty, use a lens brush or soft cloth to wipe clean. [. . . ] Your camera is set to focus at normal range (3 ft to infinity) GREEN LED ­ Macro indicator OFF ON OFF 3. 4 Using an SD or MMC Memory Card (Optional card) Your camera supports Secure Digital (SD) or Multi-media Memory Cards (MMC). When a memory card is inserted into the camera memory card slot, the camera will automatically use the card in preference to the memory built-in to the camera itself. To use your camera with a memory card, turn off the camera and insert the SD/MMC card into the memory card slot in the battery compartment. · · · Your camera comes with 8MB of internal memory, of which 4 MB are availale to store images and movies. Using a memory card will increase your image storage capacity significantly When a memory card is inserted into the memory expansion slot, it will be used as a primary storage media. Memory cards and memory card readers are available in computer, photo, and electronics stores. 4. GETTING STARTED · · Before using your camera insert two AA batteries into the battery compartment. During operation, if the battery power gets very low, a warning message "LOW" message will appear on the Status LCD. Please replace the new batteries immediately to ensure normal operation. Note: If you are NOT using a memory card your images will be stored in the internal memory. If you remove the batteries from your camera for more than 20 seconds your images will be lost because the internal memory will be erased in the absence of battery power. (Images stored on a memory card will not be erased if power is removed. ) · 4. 1 Power On/Power Off · Power On: Press and hold the power button for three seconds. Press and hold the Shutter button to begin recording a silent video clip (no audio). "REC" will appear on the Status LCD during the capture (recording) process. Press the Mode button to exit the Movie Mode and return to normal camera operations. Note that the camera NOTES ABOUT MOVIE MODE · When recording a video clip, the maximum length of a recording will depend on the available memory space. · The movie resolution will be 320 x 240 (CIF) · Typically, you will be able to record about one minute of silent video in 8MB of memory at CIF resolution. · Flash is disabled · Auto-Power off is disabled · You may not be able to power-off the camera in MOV mode. Press the Mode button to exit the Movie mode in order to turn off the camera. · Movies may be viewed on your computer using Windows Media Player or Apple's Quick Time Player. Setup Mode 1. Press the Mode button four times and "SET. " will appear on the Status LCD. There are three Setup submenus: SELF-TIMER (TMR), FREQUENCY (FRQ), and USB (USB). Press the Select button to select the appropriate local lighting frequency. [. . . ] Save the selected images into a directory Select all images Unselect all images Delete the selected images Transfer the selected images to the application Next page Previous page (10) Images display area 12. When you move the cursor over an image, an enlarged window will pop up for you to review. 13. Then, press the transfer button (7) to transfer the selected images to a the imaging application. You can transfer the images in either "Standard" or "Large" file size, as shown below: 14. [. . . ]