Philips KEY010/00 Manuel utilisateur

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System requirements:

Système requise:

Systemanforderungen:

Requisitos sistema:

Systeemvereisten:

Requisiti del sistema:

Requisitos do sistema:

System krav:

· Windows 98SE / 2000 / ME / XP

· Mac OS9 and 10

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We hope you enjoy your wearable digital camera

Please visit:

www.philips.com/support

and enter your product name to view:

· FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions

· Latest user manuals

· Latest PC software downloads

The model and production numbers can be found next to the USB port

(please remove the USB cover to see)

ENGLISH 1

FRANÇAIS 13

DEUTSCH 25

CONTENTS

ESPAÑOL 35

NEDERLANDS 45

ITALIANO 55

PORTUGUÊS 65

SVENSKA 75

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Name of parts

1Shutter button:tests light, memory capacity and power conditions and takes pictures

2Strap hole: attaches supplied neck strap

3Viewfinder:frames picture subject

4Lens

5Lens cap and Power On / Off dial:protects lens and switches camera on / off

6Grip: positions thumb to power on / off

7USB port: connects to PC

8USB cover: protects USB port

9Light level indicator: provides light information

0Power level indicator:provides battery information

!Memory capacity level indicator: provides memory capacity information

ENGLISH

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IMPORTANT!

WINDOWS 98SE users:

DO NOT CONNECT your camera to the PC BEFORE driver installation. Please insert

the by-packed CD into your CDROM drive and follow on screen instructions to complete

driver and software installation.

MAC users:

DO NOT CONNECT your camera to your keyboard's USB port. It doesn't have sufficient

power to detect your camera.

Preparation

Attaching the neck strap

Thread the neck strap through the hole as shown in the picture.

Your camera has a built-in USB rechargeable battery. To charge

your camera, switch on your computer. Detach the USB cover.

Connect your camera to your computer's USB port. Charge

your camera until the POWER indicator lights up and stop

blinking (approximately 4 hours).

Power Supply

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Taking pictures

Turn Power on / off dial clockwise to power ON.

Hold the camera upright in your hand.

Make sure the lens is not obstructed / covered when you take pictures.

Look through the viewfinder to frame your subject.

Keep the camera steady and press the shutter halfway down to

test picture conditions.

For best results, check the status of all 3 indicators on the camera

when you take a picture. (See Indicators on your Camera, page 6)

Press the shutter button fully down to take your pictures.Your

camera beeps after you take a picture.

TIP

Your camera automatically powers off if there is no operation within 60

seconds.Turn the Power on / off dial anti-clockwise to power OFF and

clockwise to power ON again.

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Indicators on your camera

Your camera tells you various information by LEDs and beeps:

User action Signal Meaning

USB Connection Double beep Camera charging

Green LED blinks Camera charging

Green LED on Camera fully charged

Powering on Double beep Camera on

All LEDs blink Wrong file format detected. Camera will

auto format and be ready for use in 5

seconds. (See page 7 for more information)

Taking picture Single beep Picture taken

(Lighting level) Red LED blinks External light low

Red LED on External light too dark

(Battery level) Green LED on Battery full

Green LED blinks Battery low

Green LED off Insufficient battery

(Memory capacity level) Yellow LED on Sufficient camera memory capacity for

new pictures

Yellow LED blinks Almost insufficient camera memory

capacity for new pictures

Yellow LED off Insufficient camera memory capacity for new

pictures

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USB Connection

Using your camera as a mass storage

You can use your camera as a mass storage for any data files. Your camera will appear as a

new USB mass storage in Windows Explorer on PC or Finder on Mac when USB connected.

Viewing your pictures

Connect your camera to your computer's USB port. From Windows Explorer or Finder,

click on the mass storage folder and then the DCIM folder. You can view your pictures from

the subfolder 100PHDSC.

Transferring files and pictures

Click and highlight one or more files or pictures to transfer between your camera and your

computer. Use drag and drop actions to complete your transfer.

Disconnect camera safely from your PC by clicking on the task bar to avoid file error.

(WINDOWS 98SE users: there is no icon. Simply disconnect camera after file transfer

completes. MAC users: drag and drop to .)

Formatting your camera

Only format your camera with FAT16 file system.Your camera will auto-format during power

ON when wrong file system is used. Data files and pictures saved on your camera will be

erased after auto-format.

IMPORTANT! RETAINYOUR ORIGINAL FILES!

Please ensure that you retain the original files transferred to your camera. Philips is not

responsible for any loss of content in the case if the product becomes damaged or the mass

storage not readable.

ENGLISH

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Troubleshooting

If a fault occurs,first check the points listed. For further help and other troubleshooting

tips, please also check out FAQ for your camera at www.philips.com/support. If you are

unable to find a solution from these hints, consult your dealer or service center.

WARNING:

Under no circumstances should you try to repair the set yourself, as this will invalidate the

warranty.

Problem Cause Solution

Cannot take picture Battery drained Charge the battery (see step 1, page 2)

Insufficient camera Copy pictures from your camera to your

memory capacity computer and delete the original to free up

memory space for more new pictures.

(see page 7)

Poor light condition Check light conditions

USB doesn't work Loose connection Check connection

Wrong OS version Your operation system must be later than

Windows 98 or Mac OS 9

USB driver not installed Windows 98 user only: install the USB

driver provided in by-packed CD

Camera connected Connect your camera to another USB

to Mac keyboard port

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