Vivitar Vivicam 60 Manuel utilisateur

Instruction Manual

Vivicam 60

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2005.09.04

1. General Precautions ...................................................... 2

2. Introduction to the Vivicam 60...................................... 3

3. Vivicam 60 Features....................................................... 5

4. Taking Pictures .....................................................

......... 9

5. Installing the Driver and Utility Software ................... 13

6. Transferring Pictures To Your Computer .................. 21

7. TWAIN Driver Interface................................................. 26

8. Using The Vivicam 60 as a PC Camera ...................... 29

CONTENTS

General Precautions

Follow these guidelines when using your

camera:

Keep the camera from the following environments

-High temperaturessuch as direct sunlight, a

heater, a closed vehicle or other heat sources.

-Excessive humidity and dusty places.

-Excessive vibration or shock.

Do not use the camera if it is raining or snowing.

If the lens or the viewfinder gets dirty, please clean them

Using a lens brush or soft cloth. Never touch the lens with

your fingers.

lf water gets inside the camera, immediately remove the

batteries and allow the camera to dry thoroughly.

Do not open the camera case or attempt your own repairs,

High-voltage interna

l components may create the risk of the

electrical shock or fire.

Do not open the battery compartment when the camera

power is on.

Rev. 020725

lntroduction

to the Vivicam 60

2.1 Specifications

nResolution:

Digital Camera mode:

•1024 x 768 pixels (XGA Interpolation)

•640 x 480 pixels (VGA)

•320 x 240 pixels (CIF)

PC Camera mode:

•640 x 480 pixels

•320 x 240 pixels

•160 x 120 pixels

nRange of Focus: From 2 feet to infinity

n24-bit full color

nMemory : Built-in 8MB SDRAM

nFile Format : Bitmaped –variable with Twain AP

nFlash Lamp : lnternal

nFlash modes: Auto/Off

nSelf-timer: 10 seconds

nPower: 2 AA alkaline batteries

nPC Interface : USB

nAuto Power Off : Automatically turns power off if

inactive for about 60 seconds.

2.2 Accessories

1. Camera Cradle

2. Two AA alkaline batteries

3. Camera hand strap

4. Camera driver and utility software CD

5. USB cable

6. Camera pouch

7. Quickstart Guide

Vivicam

60 Features

3.1 General Guide

Front

Back

3.2 LCD Panel lndicator

nPicture Counter

n:Total number of pictures you have captured

n:Memory full

nFlash Mode

n: Automatic flash mode

n: Flash Off (default setting)

nContinuous Capture and Picture Delete

n: Continuous capture mode

n: Delete all pictures

n: Delete just the last picture

nShooting Environment

n: Outdoor (default setting)

n: lndoor

nlmage Resolution

n: 640 x 480 pixels (default setting)

n: 320 x 240 pixels

nBattery Power

n: Full battery power

n: Medium battery power

n: Low battery power

n: No battery power

(Camera will sound two beeps and shut down

automatically.)

?lmportant Note:

When the batteries are extremely low, the camera

will stop functioning. Be sure to download your

pictures before replacing the batteries.

nSelf-timer

n: Self-timer mode

3.3

Camera Function Selection

Press Mode button to select the desired function.

The function icon on the LCD panel will blink. Press

Select button immediately until you hear two

confirmation beeps.

Function Mode Status

Tak

ing

Pictures

4.1 Turning Power On

Power on : Press the Power on/off button and the

camera

will beep once.

Power off : The camera will automatically turn off if it is

inactive for about 60 seconds.

The camera will also turn off if the batteries run

extremely low :

4.2 Takin

g Pictures

Press Shutter button to take a picture. The

camera will

beep once with each image taken.

LCD Panel will show:

: the number of pictures you have taken

: Memory is full.

4.3

Self-timer

Press Mode until you see: then press Select

Press Shutter to take a picture with a ten-second delay

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