Vivitar ViviCam 2750 manual

ViviCam 2750 Digital Still Camera User Manual And Technical Support Guide Rev. April 13, 1999[...]

Contents Getting Started What’s Inside PC System Requirements Getting to Know the Camera Using the Camera Power Supply Installing Batteries Flash Memory Extended Flash Memory Using The Optional AC Power Adapter Power Management - Auto Power Off Taking Pictures (Images) Using the LCD Display Adjusting LCD Brightness Viewing Your Images on the LCD [...]

Getting Started Congratulations on purchasing the ViviCam 2750 Digital Camera. This camera brings to you the ease-of-use of a traditional camera, combined with high-tech functionality. It includes a full-color image LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) for image previewing which allows you to immediately see the images you have just taken. It also includes[...]

Optional Items: Vivitar Corporation has been developing and marketing Digital Still Cameras since 1996. In that time we have learned a great deal from our customers about their needs and concerns with consumer digital imaging. The two most common concerns, or issues are 1) PC connectivity, and 2) Battery life. The following accessories are strongly[...]

To determine if your favorite imaging software is Twain-compliant consult the manual, the software developer, or review the help files and look for keywords such as Twain, and acquire. The second piece of software you will need to download your images is an image editing application. This must be a Twain-compliant application, of course. Depending [...]

PC System Requirements • A IBM compatible PC with minimum 486/66 Mhz processor, or higher. • Microsoft Windows 95, or Windows 98. Windows 3.X is not supported. • 8MB or more of RAM. (16 MB is preferred) • 30MB of hard disk space for Twain driver and image application • An available serial port for downloading your images. (Unless you pref[...]

Using the camera Power Supply The ViviCam 2750 camera uses standard AA Alkaline, NiCD, NiMH, or renewable alkaline batteries. You may also use an optional AC power supply that lets you use household AC current. Installing Batteries 1. Invert the camera and place your thumb on the battery door. 2. Slide the battery door away from the camera as indic[...]

Flash Memory The camera features 2 MB (Megabytes) of internal memory for storing images. This memory, called “Flash Memory”, in non-volatile. This means that the memory does not require electrical power to retain images. Therefore, you will not loose your images when the camera is turned off, if you change batteries, or if you remove batteries [...]

Power Management - Auto Power Off Your camera is designed to automatically power-down (turn-off) after a specific time interval after which no camera operations have been invoked. The factory setting will typically be set in the range of 90 to 120 seconds. This is a power-saving feature. If you are using rechargeable batteries, and you wish to exte[...]

Using the LCD Display Using the built-in image Liquid Crystal Display (LCD – feature 13), you can view pictures immediately after capturing them. The following section describes how to use the LCD and its various functions. Note: You need not activate the LCD to capture images. Using the LCD continually will dramatically shorten the life of your [...]

nine, and press Forward or Backward again you will go to the next “page” of thumbnails. 3. To return to single image review, press the Multiple Image Display button (button 3) again. Whichever image was currently highlighted (bracketed) in thumbnail mode will be the first image to appear in the LCD display as you return to single image review. [...]

and High is image quality. The Normal Quality images are compressed more than the High Quality images. As such, the Normal Quality images require less image storage space per image, whereas the High Quality images will have a better image quality. • Lock/Unlock - Allows you to lock the currently displayed image so that it can not be erased. You c[...]

3. Press the Shutter button to change the Quality setting. The shutter button “toggles” back and forth between “High Quality” and “Normal Quality”. Using the Built-in Flash The ViviCam 2750 has three different flash modes: Auto (the default mode), On (Fill), and Off. Each of these modes can be accessed via the Flash button (button 12) o[...]

2. Install the application software. Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. From Windows 95/98 select Start, Run, type d:setup, Enter (or OK). (If your CD drive is identified by a drive letter other than d:, use that letter in place of the d) Follow the screen instructions to complete the installation. Hardware/Physical Installation - 1. If you[...]

d. Downloaded images will be stored to your computer’s hard drive, where you can later print them out, edit them in imaging software, and even email them. e. The camera’s digital output connector will automatically transmit data at varying baud rates, depending upon the capabilities of your computer. If the camera, while attached to your comput[...]

Normal Quality mode Copy images to memory card Erase all images in camera memory Erase one image from camera memory Set time and date Set auto power-off time interval Set auto play Exit Confirm Images are being stored to internal memory Images are being stored to Compact Flash Card[...]

Appendix 2: Record Mode Icons The following is a summary definition of the icons found in the LCD display screen while in record mode: Number of Pictures remaining (estimate) Current date Battery warning Quality Mode ( -is Normal; -is High/Fine) Self-timer Flash (Auto/Fill/Off) Appendix 3: ViviCam 2750 Specifications Image Sensor: 1/4" CCD, 35[...]

Warranty Policy This camera is under warranty for a period of one year from the date of purchase, by the original purchaser. In case of defects in materials or workmanship, Vivitar Corporation will repair or replace the camera free of charge within the warranty period. This warranty applies to the camera only. This warranty does not include batteri[...]

Take care that the camera is not dropped, or exposed to severe mechanical shock when it is being moved. This may cause the camera to malfunction. If you are using the optional AC power adapter, do not move the camera while it is switched on. Unplug the adapter from the AC power outlet after you have switched off the camera. Then ensure that connect[...]

power outlet after you have disconnected the camera.) Then contact your dealer or your local authorized service facility. Do not continue to use the camera as this may cause a fire or electric shock. If the camera has been dropped or the camera case has been damaged, switch the camera off, and then disconnect the power source (batteries or AC power[...]

V2750 “Out-of-Box” Guide – V iviCam 2750 – Helpful hints 1) First. Charge your batteries. Your new ViviCam 2750 is supplied with 4 AA Nickel- Metal Hydride (NiMH) rechargeable batteries. Charge them overnight for best performance. These NiMH rechargeable batteries should last for many charge cycles. If you would like to get started right aw[...]

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Place Stamp Here Vivitar Corporation 1280 Rancho Conejo Blvd. Newbury Park, California 91320 Attn: Customer Service Department ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Limited One Year Warranty Vivitar warrants each product sold to be free from defects in material and wo[...]

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