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DXG Technology 321 manual

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    0 Model 321 User’s Manual[...]

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    1 Chapter 1 Attention 1-1 Saf ety Pre cauti ons .... .. .... .... .. ..…. ….... ..... ...... ... 2 1-2 Befor e Using Y our Ca mera ...... ...... .……..… .... .....2 1-3 Oper ating Precautions.. .. ..…...... ......... ......……….. 3 1-4 P ackage Content s ........ .................. ………….......3 Chapter 2. Getting to Know Yo [...]

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    2 Chapter 1 Attention Please r ead t hrough this ma nual car efull y befo re using the camera and follo w t he instr uction s to avoid da mage caus ed by i mprop er oper ation. 1-1 Saf ety P reca uti o ns ● The software CD- ROM packaged with the camera is designed for PCs o nly . Using this CD-RO M on a ste reo o r CD play er may cause damage to [...]

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    3 1-3 O p e rati ng Preca utio ns This pro duct consists o f intrica te electr ical parts. T o ensur e normal photo graphy , do not dro p, strike or hit the camera. ● Av oid using o r pl acing the camera i n the followi ng locations : o Damp and dus ty pla ces. o Sealed vehicle s or pl aces expo sed to dir ect sunlig ht or pl ac es sub ject t o e[...]

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    4 2-1 F eatures Overview Front View Chapter 2 Getting to Know Your Camera (1) Flash (2) Lens Cover/P owe r Switch (3) Lens (4) Shutte r Button (5) Self- Timer LED (6) Red-Eye Reduction LE D (7) Macro Switch (8) T erminator Cover (9) TV-OUT Port (10) US B P o rt[...]

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    5 Rear View (1) LCD Monitor (2) Mode Display Butto n (3) Mode Dial (4) Sta tus LED (5) Macro Mode LED (6) ENTER B utton (7) Multi -Select But ton (8) Strap Ho lder (9) Flash B utton (10) Batt ery Cov er (11) Memory Card Slot[...]

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    6 2- 2 Sp eci fic a t i ons ● Lens: f=9.61 mm ● Image Sensor: 3.3 megapi x el CMOS ● F ocus: F/3.0 ● Sensitivity: ISO 1 00 ● White B alance: A uto, Sun, T ungste n, Fluor escent. ● Shutter : Elec trica l ● Shutter Speed: 1/4 sec. ~ 1/2000 sec. ● Stor age Media: 16MB Intern al Flash Memory SD Card (M MC com patible) S lot (supp ort 4[...]

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    7 3-1 LE D I ndi ca t ors The me anings of the L ED indicato rs lo cate d above the LC D monitor are: Standby/Busy Ma cr o Mode ( R e d L E D ) ( G r e e n L E D ) LED Status Descri ption Red On The red LED t u rn s on when the camera is recording or when the batteries are charging the f lash. The LE D blinks every 1 0 seconds in normal stan dby mo[...]

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    8 3- 3 P ow e r Su p ply ● Slide the le ns cover to the le ft to turn on the came ra. ● Slide the le ns cover towards the righ t to tur n off th e camera. ● Use the lens c over to turn the came ra on and off . Afte r turning on t he camera, the re d busy LED bli nks, then t he last recorded imag e appears on the LCD monitor . ※ Auto Power O[...]

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    9 3- 5 M od e D ial ● Select a wor king mode by using the Mo de Dial: 1. PC Mode 2. Record M ode 3. Play Mode 4. Movie Mode 5. Setup Mode 3-6 Mu lti-Selec t Button Y ou can pe rform various o perations in diffe rent mo des by using the M ulti-Sele ct button, fo r exam ple, sele ct, confirm , go forwar d and go back. The center butt on functio ns [...]

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    10 3-9 M acr o S wi t ch ● Use the Macro switch on left side of the camera t o select either Ba sic (norma l lens) o r Macro (close-up) mode. When you sel ec t Macro , the green macro LED turns on. ※ In Macro Mode the f lash is disabl ed automaticall y to avoid over expo sure . . Basic Macr o[...]

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    11 4-1 R ec ord Mode J F or more informa t ion, please refer to section 3-2 “LCD Monitor Display , ” page 7. Quick Index of Menus (for Reference): Chapter 4 Navigating Modes and Menus[...]

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    12 4- 2 P l ay Mode Index for Quick Menu: 1. Del ete Pi c tur es 2. Slideshow 3. DPO F (Digita l Pri nt Orde r Format) Setti ngs. DPOF (Dig ital Pri nt Orde r F ormat ) a llows for ta gging o f ima ges on memor y cards for printing . DPO F al lows dig ita l camer a us ers to de f i ne wha t ima ge s are to be pr inte d on co mpa t ible prin t devi [...]

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    13 4-3 Mo vie Mo d e 4-4 Set up Mo de 1. Image Resolution 2 9 7 6 x 2 2 3 2 2 0 4 8 x 1 5 3 6 1 2 8 0 x 9 6 0 1 6 0 0 x 1 2 0 0 (1) Movie Mode (2) Movie Le ngth (3) Record Indicator (4) Batter y Power Level (5) Time/Date Page Dow n Page Up[...]

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    14 2. Image Quality: (Fine Quality ) (Ba sic Q uality) 3. White Ba lance: ( A u t o ) ( S u n ) ( F l u o r e s c e n t ) ( T u n g s t e n ) 4. EV (Exp osure Va lue) Com pensati on 5. OSD Language[...]

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    15 6 . D a t e / T i m e 7. TV-Out Operation 8. Light Frequency Select the corre ct fre quency (5 0Hz o r 60Hz ) for you r region. ( USA=60Hz) 9. Format Media ※ If a memory card ha s been inserted, on l y the memory card is f orma tted, and not the internal memory . 10. De fault Re s e t to default fac tory settin gs 4-5 M od e S e lect io n[...]

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    16 5-1 At t ac hing the St rap ● Insert the thin e n d of strap into the strap holder . . ● Pass the other end of strap throug h the loop. ● Stre tch the strap tightly . 5-2 Loa d i n g Batteri es ● T urn the camera of f . ● Insert tw o AA a lkaline batter ies or rechar geable batter ies. Please make sure th e batte ries ar e fully charge[...]

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    17 ● Insert batteries a s indicated on the inside cover . ● Clos e and loc k th e batte ry cover . NOTE: Open the cover gently to avoid damaging t he batte ry compartment cover . Battery Ti p s: ※ If the batter y powe r indicato r s hows only one b lack blo ck, the f lash i s disa bl ed. ※ When t he bat tery ind icator turns red, you ca n n[...]

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    18 2. T o remove the me mory card ● Press the memory car d down gent ly . ● The memory card will bounce u pward. ● Pull the memory card o ut with your fi ngers as shown. NOTE: Befo re using t he ca mera, plea se remember to insert the memory card into the slot. If the memory card is full of images or d ata, y ou can tu rn the Mode Dial to Set[...]

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    19 ● LCD monitor will display when no memory card is p res ent . ● LCD monitor will display when memor y card is loade d and wo rking proper ly . In case the LCD monitor still display s with the car d i nser ted, consider the followi ng possib le cause a nd sol utions: -Image form at can’ t be re cognized by c amera: Sav e image data to PC fo[...]

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    20 6-1 Set up M ode In Setup Mode , you can adjust the camera’ s basic functi ons, incl uding Im age Si ze, I mage Qual ity , Self -timer , White B alance, EV Compe nsation, OSD L anguage, Date/Time , Pres et Settings , Format Media, and T V-Out. T o set the se options : 1. T urn the Mode Dial to Setup Mode . 2. T urn on the camera. The r ed LED [...]

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    21 ※ If the "Me mory is no t enough!" warnin g messa ge appe ars on the LCD Monito r , the memo ry car d is full . 6-3 P lay Mode In Play Mode , users can re view recorded stills and mov ies. To r e v i e w : 1. T urn the Mode Dial to Play Mode . 2. T urn on the camera. The most recentl y recor ded image appears o n the LC D monitor . 3[...]

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    22 the LCD Monito r . 2. Pr ess the a rrow buttons / on the Mult i-Select Button Button to move and select th e desir ed option. Press t he or butto n to co nfir m and save the settings . 3. Th e mess age will pop up on the LCD Monitor . Connec t the USB ca ble to the ca mera and PC to complete the conf iguration. ※ Once you save the se ttings, t[...]

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    23 7-1 In stallin g the C amera Driv er for PC Y ou can use the PC Ca mera and Mass Storage functions of the came ra via PC . T o insta ll the dr iver : 1. Inser t the compa nion CD -ROM supp lied with the camera int o th e CD - ROM driv e. 2. The welco me scree n automa tically appe ars afte r a moment: (Note: If your C D -RO M drive doe s not a u[...]

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    24 7-2 In stallin g Applicatio ns for PC Install the Arcsoft Softwa re (examp le given: P hoto Impression). 1. Inser t the compa nion CD -ROM supp lied with the camera int o th e CD - ROM driv e. 2. Th e A uto- run p r ogr am exec u t e and a welcome s creen appears: (Note: If your C D -RO M drive doe s not a uto matical ly run the CD instal l prog[...]

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    25 7. F ollow th e installa tion Wizard to s ele ct a desti nation folder and compone nts. 8. Sele ct the pro gram folder yo u want to install 9. When the insta llation is co mplete, t he window below will appe ar . Click Fi nish to e nd the inst allation.[...]

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    27 8-1 Ho w to Tr ansfe r Fi les Use the Mass Storage f uncti on in th e PC Connection menu to co nnect an d transfer file s via USB. No te: Window s XP and Win dows 2 000 users do not need to instal l the camera driver to transfe r files. 1. T urn the camera on by sli ding the lens c over . 2. Set the Mode Dia l to PC 3. On the camera’s LCD disp[...]

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    28 4. Press t he Ente r Butto n on the Multi-Select Button to select PC Camera ; a fl ashi ng US B cable icon appears on the dis play . 5. Connect the USB cable be tween the came ra and the computer . 6. Open y our web chat so ftware. Click on the appro pr iate icon or men u selecti on to star t the cam era and use the web chat softwar e to bro adc[...]