Gordon 91956 Guide de référence rapide

ASSEMBLY & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

91956

8 X 22 DIGITAL CAMERA

BINOCULAR

3491 Mission Oaks Blvd., Camarillo, CA 93011

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THANK YOU for choosing a HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS product. For future reference, please

complete the owner’s record below:

Model______________ Serial No._____________ Purchase Date_______________

SAVE THE RECEIPT, WARRANTY AND THESE INSTRUCTIONS. It is important that you read the

entire manual to become familiar with the unit BEFORE you begin assembly.

The 8 x 22 Digital Camera Binocular is an integrated Binocular and Digital Camera complete with

hardware and software to view and save images on your computer.

Technical Specifications

Overall Dimensions: 4-3/16" W x 4-5/8" L x 2" H

Power Source: 2 AAA Cell Alkaline Batteries

Field of View: 122 Ft. at 1,000 Yds.

Angular Field: 7°

Objective Lens: 22 mm

Eye PC Diameter: 12 mm

Digital Camera Resolution: 640 x 480

Resolution: 0.3 Megapixels

Sensor: CMOS

Memory: 8 MB SDRAM

Focus Range: 10 mm to infinity

System Requirements: Windows®98/98SE/2000/2000ME/2000XP, 336 MHz

Processor or better, 600 MB free hard disk space,

Video card with 2 MB RAM, 16-bit display

Accessories Included: (1) Black Nylon Belt Pouch, (1) Nylon Neck Strap,

(1) 4’10” USB Cord, (1) Optical Cleaning Cloth,

(1) CD-ROM

Safety Warnings and Precautions

WARNING: When using product, basic safety precautions should always be followed to

reduce the risk of personal injury and damage to equipment.

Read all instructions before using this product!

1. Keep work area clean. Cluttered areas invite injuries.

2. Observe work area conditions. Keep work area well lighted.

3. Store idle equipment. When not in use, products must be stored in a dry location to inhibit

damage from moisture and salt air.

4. Check for damaged parts. Before using any product, any part that appears damaged should be

carefully checked to determine that it will operate properly and perform its intended function. Check

for any broken or damaged parts and any other conditions that may affect its operation. Replace

or repair damaged or worn parts immediately.

5. Replacement parts and accessories. When servicing, use only identical replacement parts.

Use of any other parts will void the warranty.

6. Keep children away. Children must never be allowed in the work area. Do not let them handle

the Digital Camera Binocular.

REV 10/04

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LCD (4)

Focus Wheel (1) Shutter

Button (3)

Mode Button (2)

Figure 1

REV 10/04

7. Remove batteries if the Digital Camera Binocular is not used for a long period of time.

8. Never look at the sun through the binocular/camera. This will result in serious damage to

your eyes.

Your Digital Camera Binocular comes completely assembled. It is important that you read the entire

manual to become familiar with the product BEFORE you use the Digital Camera Binocular. Before

using the Digital Camera Binocular be sure that you have all parts described in the Parts List and

Assembly Diagram located on the last pages of this manual.

The 8 x 22 Digital Camera Binocular has some terrific features. The 8 x 22 Digital Camera

Binocular allows you to:

• Shoot pictures without film

• Shoot video

• Transfer photos and video to your PC to edit, create, change and store.

• Shoot up to 35 seconds of video

The following pages in this owner’s manual will show you how to use the camera’s features:

• two (2) resolution modes-

High (H) - VGA resolution for up to 75 pictures and

Low (LO) - QVGA resolution for up to 300 pictures

• Video mode

• Self-timer for video and photos

• Fixed focus

• USB Port

In order to use a computer with the Digital Camera Binocular the computer must run Windows®98 /

98SE / Windows®ME/ Windows®2000 or Windows®XP. The computer must have a 336 MHz

processor or faster. The computer must have a CD-ROM drive, 64 MB of RAM, an available USB

port, 600 MB of free hard drive space. You also must have a Video card with 2 MB of RAM minimum

16 bit display. None of the products mentioned here are included with the Digital Camera Binocular.

Using the Binoculars

Hold the Binocular up to both eyes so that both are looking through the lenses. With one hand on

each of the barrels, move the barrels up or down to adjust the distance between them, until you are

seeing one complete and normal looking view through both the Binocular lenses-see Figure 1.

To focus the Binocular, select an object about 15 feet away. Look through the lenses with both eyes.

Turn the Focus Wheel (1) until the object appears in focus. Closing your left eye, view the object

through your right eye. To make fine changes, turn the right Eyepiece until the object appears clear-

see Figure 1.

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Closing your right eye, view the object through your left eye. To make fine changes, turn the left

Eyepiece until the object appears in clear focus-see Figure 1.

Using the Camera

The Digital Camera will not run without two “AAA” Alkaline batteries. To insert the two “AAA”

batteries into the camera you must first remove the Battery Cover (5). Grasp the Battery Cover (5)

pull and slide it out then pull it straight up to remove it-see Figure 2.

Battery

Compartment

(6)

Battery Cover (5)

Insert the batteries so that the poles face the direction illustrated in the Battery Compartment (6).

Selecting the Desired Mode

Pressing the Mode Button (2) will cycle you through each function of the Digital Camera. The LCD

display will highlight the icon for each Mode selected. Once you land on the desired MODE, press

the Shutter Button (3) to select the Mode. Press the Shutter Button (3) to take the photo.

The following is the LCD display that appears on your camera-see Figure 3. Located below are the

LCD icons and their explanation.

Figure 3

Self Timer: Use the Self Timer to allow for a time delay before the camera

automatically takes a picture.

What to do: Focus the camera on what you want to take the picture of. If a self -portrait,

focus the camera on the spot where you plan to stand. Set the LCD display

to Self Timer. Press the Shutter Button. The camera will beep for about 10

seconds allowing you time to get ready. The camera will delay a few seconds

and then snap a picture.

If at any time you want to stop the Self-Timer from engaging, press the

Shutter Button within the 10 second countdown.

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Continuous Snap Shot: Use the Continuous Snap Shot feature if you need to

take 3 quick pictures in a row, for example, 3 quick shots at a sporting event.

What to do: Select the Continuous Snap Shot LCD reading. Press the Shutter Button,

the camera will automatically take 3 quick pictures.

LO Hi/LO Quality: The next icon after Continuous Snap Shot is the Hi/Lo Quality

icon. If you move to the next icon after Hi//Lo Quality, either the LO icon will

appear, meaning that the camera is in LO mode. If no icon shows, then the

camera is in Hi mode.

What to do: Hi Quality is for full resolution while LO quality is for

50% resolution. Press the Mode Button to change the mode, and press the

Shutter Button to select mode.

AVI: Auto Video Impression mode for shooting video. AVI frame rate is

about 9 Feet Per Second. Press the Shutter Button to stop shooting in AVI

mode.

What to do: Select the Video mode to shoot video. Press the Shutter Button to capture

continuous images. These will be stored in the memory until the Shutter

Button is released. Note that shooting video will use memory but the picture

number will only increase by one.

Power Frequency: 60 is for 60 Hz and 50 for 50 Hz.

What to do: Use the Mode Button to change to the desired frequency. Press the Shutter

Button to confirm the power frequency. If a flicker effect occurs while using

the Camera, changing the power frequency will eliminate the flickering.

Delete Last/Delete All: The icon with an open trash can lid indicates that the

last picture will be deleted. The open trash can lid with the words “ALL”

indicate that all pictures in memory will be deleted.

What to do: When you wish to get rid of the last picture taken, select the icon with the

open trash can lid and no words. The icon with the open trash can and the

word “ALL” will delete all of your pictures if selected. Note that when the

Camera memory is full the LCD will display “FULL” and you cannot take any

more pictures. If this occurs, you must either download your pictures or

erase them.

Battery Status: When your batteries are fully charged, the icon will appear as

shown to the left. When your battery charge drops, the Camera will sound a

buzzer and only one segment of the Battery Status icon will show. When the

battery is completely exhausted, the icon will show as empty. Note that if the

battery is not replaced the Camera will automatically turn itself OFF. You will

no longer be able to use the Camera without a new battery.

What to do: Check the Battery Status icon on a regular basis. When you note that the

icon is showing only one segment, change the batteries immediately.

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Using as a PC/Web Camera: The LCD will show the text “PC” when you are

using it in PC mode. If the memory is full, the text “FUL” will show and the

Camera will sound an alarm.

What to do: Connect the USB cord to the USB port on your PC. The Camera will not function

in Camera mode with the USB port plugged in. The LCD will indicate PC.

Downloading and Editing

The Digital Camera and Binocular comes with a program to run ULead®Photo Explorer®on your

computer. Follow all instructions on the CD-ROM to install the program on your computer. Make

certain that you follow all instructions in your PC Owner’s Manual. Follow all instructions for proper

registration of your program.

Connect the USB cord to the USB port on your PC. (See your computer’s instruction manual for

USB port locations.) The Camera will not function in Camera mode with the USB port plugged in.

The LCD will indicate PC.

Once the program is installed and you want to get the images from the Camera’s memory you will

need to follow some basis steps.

1. Run ULead®Photo Explorer®.

2. Click the “TWAIN Acquire” command from file menu. Select the source as “Dual Mode

Camera 8008 VGA+.”

3. You will need to select the Device Settings to set the image quality in 50 or 60 Hz.

Additionally, you may need to set the Anti-Flicker frequency.

4. Follow the directions that accompany this product and the CD-ROM.

Maintenance

1. Never immerse the Digital Camera in any fluid.

2. Remove dust or stains with a soft cloth lightly dampened with water or special camera

cleaning fluids. A special cleaning cloth is included for cleaning lenses.

3. Clean the lenses in circular motions and with as little fluid as possible. Make certain that any

cleaning fluid used is approved for use on camera lenses.

4. Avoid using paper products such as paper towels to clean the lenses. These may scratch

and damage the lens.

5. Store in a dry location out of the reach of children.

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Unpacking

When unpacking your 8 x 22 Digital Camera Binocular, check to make sure the following parts are

included. If any parts are missing or broken, please call HARBOR FREIGHT TOOLS at

1-800-444-3353.

Parts List

Part # Description Quantity

1 Focus Wheel 1

2 Mode Button 1

3 Shutter Button 1

4 LCD 1

5 Battery Cover 1

6 Battery

Compartment 1

Note: Some parts are listed and shown for illustration purposes only and are not available

individually as replacement parts.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY

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