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DXG Technology DXG-202V manual

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    DXG-202V User's Manual[...]

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    1 1.Attention…………………………… ……………………………..…….…..… …4 Safety Precautions…………………………………………..……………..….………….…..4 Before Using Y our Digtial Video Camera………………….…..…..… …….………………...4 Operational Precautions...……?[...]

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    2 Album Function……………………………….….…………………….……....…….……..21 Playback Menu………………………………………………………………...….………...21 5.Connecting Y our Computer….…... .. ….….....….…...…….…......….... ..28 Using the Digital Vi deo Camera as a Web [...]

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    3 Please read throug h this manua l carefully be fore using the Digital Vide o Camera and follow the instr uctions to avoid damage cause d by imprope r operation. Safty Precautions ● Th e s of twa re CD -R OM p ac ka ge d w it h t he Di gi ta l V id eo Ca me ra i s fo r PC o n ly. Do not attempt to play the CD-ROM o n a stereo o r CD player . ●[...]

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    4 Operational Precautions This product consis ts of intricate electrical parts . T o ensure no rmal photography , do not drop or hit the camera when taking pic tures. ● Avoid using or placing the Digita l Video Came ra in the following locations: 1. Damp and dusty places . 2. Sealed v ehicles or plac es exposed to direc t sunlight or plac es subj[...]

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    5 Digital Video Camera Controls Front Side View Shutter Self-timer LED Flash Lens Micr ophone Left Side View Set Button- . Mode Switch 1. Capture Mode 2. Movie M ode 3. V oice Mod e Battery Cover and SD Card slot Right Side View Macro Switch . Terminal Compartment (Ports) Audio/Video Output Port USB Port 2. Familiarization: Gettin g to Know Y our C[...]

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    6 Top View Speaker Color Liquid Crystal Display Flash LED Power LED Power Button Enter Button Playback Button Display Button Menu Button Battery power level Ful l battery power Medium batte ry po wer L ow battery power Battery exhausted[...]

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    7 Preparing Your Digital Video Camera ● Step 1 Insert two "AA" batter ies into the batte ry compartment. ● Step 2 When inserting SD/M MC memory card, fo llow the icon show n in the compartment to ins ert or re move the card push-and-pull. Then, push the memo ry card all the way into t he memory co mpartment and close the battery do or[...]

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    8 ● Step 1 Press the Power butto n to turn o n the Digital Video Came ra. The Power LED will light up. ● Step 2 The LCD Display will turn on. Function Tree 4. S tart Using Y our Digital Video Camera Note: The LCD Display turns off automatically if you do no t operate it for 30 seconds. The camera turns off automatica lly if you do not operate i[...]

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    9 Setup Mode Press the Set button to ente r the setup menu . Y ou can configure the basic settings: 1. Beep --Sound On/O ff . 2. Date/Time- -Date & time settings. 3. Language- - L a n g u a g e s e t t i n g s . 4. Format- -Format the internal memory or memory cards. 5. Default --Reset to preliminary se ttings. 6. TV -- TV output format setting[...]

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    10 Formatting the Memory Card Format y our SD/MMC memory card be fore using it to store pictures. ● Step 1. Press to move down to the Format option. ● Step 2. Press Enter butto n to bring up the "Cancel/OK" Menu. ● Step 3. T o format the memory card, select “ ok ” on th e screen and then press the Enter button . Y ou will hear a[...]

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    11 Recording Vi deo Video is recorded at a rate of approximately 15 frames per second in AVI format. ● Step 1. Press the Shutter button once to start r ecording video. You will see live views of the subject s or scenes yo u are recording on th e LCD. ● Step 2 While recording, a r ed icon bl inks on the upper le ft side of the LCD Display and th[...]

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    12 the camera must be connected to the display output device (monitor or TV) with the A V cable. Status Identifier Vo i c e I c o n Recor d L eng th Image Number Card Indicator Battery Indicator Record Voice Dial the Mode Switch to Voice ● Step 1. Press the Shutter button once to star t recording voice. ● Step 2. While you are re cording, an re[...]

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    13 Capture Mode Tu r n the Mode Switch to Capture Mode Status Identifier Date Stamp (Default is not displayed). Battery Status In di cator: (Full) Half Low Empty Memory Card Status: Card inside Or Not. Image Num ber Self-timer Indicator EV Level White Balance: Auto, Sunny , T ungsten, Fluorescent. Image Quality: Fine, Normal, Basic. Image Size: 4M [...]

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    14 Shooting Photos T aking picture s with your Digital Vide o Camera is a snap. Just point and shoo t! ● Step 1. T urn on came ra. ● Step 2. Frame the sub ject in the LCD Displ a y . ● Step 3. Press the Shutter button to take a pictur e. The picture will re main on the d isplay until it is stor ed in the me mory . When the LCD Display resumes[...]

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    15 In Capture mode , press Menu button to enter Snapshot Menu: White Balance Setting ● Step 1. Use to se lect WB on the m enu bar . ● Step 2. Press the Enter button to enter White Balance se tting menu. ● Step 3. Y ou can use to se lect Auto, Sunny, Tungste n, and Fluorescent . ● Step 4. Press the Enter button to confirm your se lection, or[...]

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    16 Image Quality Setting ● Step 1. Use to select on the menu b a r . ● Step 2. Press the Enter button to enter the Image Quality menu. ● Step 3 Use to s elect Fine , Normal or Basic ● Step 4 Press Enter button to conf irm your select ion, or press Menu button to cancel it. Exposure Value Setting ● Step 1. Use to sele ct EV on the menu bar[...]

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    17 ● Step 3 You can use to select ON , Off . ● Step 4 Press Enter button to confir m your selection, or pr ess Menu button to cancel it. To Take a picture with self-timer With the Self-timer funct ion set to “On, ” the Self-timer icon appears at the center of the LCD d isplay . When the Shutte r button is presse d, the self-timer icon disap[...]

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    18 ● Step 3. You can use to select ON , Off. ● Step 4. Press the Enter bu tton to c onfirm your sele ction, or press the Menu button to cancel it . Flash The Flash function is act ive only in Capture Mode . The Flash has two statuses. Pressing the Right arrow button can sequence it in to Auto and OFF status. Photo/Movie/ V oic e P lay b ack Mod[...]

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    19 Image Playback Press to pla y back the previou s image or the next image. Press the Enter butto n to enter the ima ge zoom modes Press the Up button to zoo m in on the image Press the Down button to zoom out from th e image In this mode, pre ss the menu button for pan mo des In this mode, you ca n press any of the following [ ] 、 [ ] 、 [ ] ?[...]

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    20 Voice playback V oice files are indic iated by a voice icon . Press the Enter butto n to start playin g the voi ce file. Press t he Menu button to pause play . Press Enter button to stop playi ng back voice. During voice playback, pre ss the [ ] 、 [ ] butto n to adjust volume and then the volume appears on left side of the screen. Pre ss [ ] ?[...]

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    21 Playback Menu Deleting Ph otos Y ou can choose to delete a si ngle photo or all the phot os stored in the Digital Video Camera. Deleting a Single Photo ● Step 1. Make sure that the Digi tal Video Camera is in pl ayback mode. Example: Move to the pic ture which is going to be delete d. ● Step 2. Press the Menu button to enter the Playback Men[...]

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    22 ● Step 5. Press Enter to confir m your deletions. The image sh own on the display will then be dele ted and the prev ious image comes up. If you press the Menu button, the screen will return to step 2. ● Step 6. Select Cancel to stop deleti ng operation and go back to the Playba ck Menu. Deleting All Photos Y ou may also choose to delete all[...]

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    23 ● Step 5 Press Enter button to confirm Delete A ll , then bring u p current picture with Delete menu: Cancel an d Delete All. ● Step 6 Press to select the Delete All opt ion on the menu screen, an d then press Enter button to confirm the e rasing operation again. If you change your mind and do not want to con tinue deleti ng all the picture [...]

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    24 ● Step 3. Press Enter button to bring up Prot ect Menu . If press Menu button, the scre en will return to step 3 . ● Step 4. Press to select one im ag e for protection. ● Step 5. Press the Enter button to pro tect the current i mage. The lock icon w ill appear on the top right corne r of the image th at you selected. T his means the image [...]

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    25 ● Step 3. Press to sele ct the Start on the menu screen, and then pr ess Enter button to s lide show all of your p ictures. ● Step 4. Press the Enter button to stop slide show. DPOF Function Selecting the DPO F option in Playbac k Menu can directly s end your selected photo to the compat ible printer s that read DPOF (Dig ital Print Or der F[...]

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    26 ● Step 3. Press the Enter button to bring up DPOF Menu: Set All and Set One . If you press the Menu button, the scr een will return to step 2 . ● Step 4. Press to se lect Set All on the menu screen, and th en press t h e Enter button to set all of your pictures , which would indica te print number 1 only , to DPOF f iles unles s specifi c pi[...]

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    27 ● Step 4. Press to select Set One option on the menu screen, and then press Enter bu tton to ente r menu for setting single pic ture to DPOF file. ● Step 5. Press to select single picture, use to adjus t print number , number zero means this pictu re is not set in DPOF file . ● Step 6. After setting a single p icture to DPOF file, pre ss t[...]

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    28 Y ou will ne ed to connect the Digi tal Video Ca mera to your computer's USB port to transfer phot os into your comput er . Th is section shows how you can connect the Digital Video Camera to your compu ter . First, you must i nstall the Digit al Video C amera Driver from the so ftware CD-ROM before connec ting to ensure you r computer func[...]

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    29 ● Step 4 Press to se lect Mass St orage Drive or PC Camera option on the menu s creen, and th en press Enter button to enter m enu for Using the Digital Video Camera as a W eb camera or a Mass Storage drive. Connecting to Your TV/VCR Connect your Digita l Video Camera to a tele vision if you want to have a large r view of your photos. ● Step[...]

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    30 System Requirem en ts Although you can get by w ith the following m inimum system r equirements and use the Digital Vide o Camera, we recommend that you us e a computer syste m that exceeds the minimu m requirement s in order to ut ilize the Digi tal Video Camera at i ts optimum ef ficiency . The minimum system req uirements for the Digital Vide[...]

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    31 Y ou can use the PC Camera and Mass Storage functions of the camera via PC. T o install t he camera driver: ● Step 1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with the pa ckage into the CD-ROM drive. ● Step 2. The Auto -run program will be executed an d the welcome screen appears: (If your CD-ROM drive doesn't suppo rt the auto-run function.[...]

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    32 Install Arcsoft Software ( Example: Arcsoft Photo Impression ) ● Step 1. Insert the soft ware CD-ROM su pplied with th e package into th e CD-ROM drive. ● Step 2 The Auto-r un program will execute and the welcome screen appears: (If your CD-ROM drive doesn't suppo rt the auto-run function, please double cl ick on the "My Computer&q[...]

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    33 ● Step 8 Please select the program folder you want to inst all. ● Step 9 When the installa tion is compl ete, the window be low will appe ar . Press Finish to end the installation.[...]

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    34 ● Lens: f=9.6 m m ● Image Sensor : 2.0 meg a pixel CMOS s ensor ● Focus: F/2.8 ● Sensitivity: ISO 100 ● White Balance: Auto, Sunny , T ungsten, F luorescent. ● Shutter: Electrical ● Shutter Speed : 1/4 sec . ~ 1/2000 sec. ● Storage Media: 16MB Internal Flash Memor y and SD/MMC Card Slot (support s max. 512MB card) ● Image File [...]