DXG-566V HD User’s Manual DXG USA
Table of Contents Preface ..............................................................................v About this manual.............................................................v Copyright...........................................................................v Precautions ......................................................................vi Before You Start .............................................................viii 1 Introducing the camera ............................. 1 1.1 1.2 1.
2.5 2.6 Changing modes...................................................14 Before you start ....................................................15 2.6.1 Setting the date and time ........................15 2.6.2 Setting the language ................................16 2.6.3 Setting the beep........................................17 2.7 Shoot/Playback video ...........................................18 2.7.1 Shooting a video clip ...............................18 2.7.2 Playing the video clip..............
3.2.4 3.2.5 Using the LED flash light........................30 Quick access controls ..............................30 3.3 Movie Playback mode...........................................31 3.3.1 Movie Playback mode icons...................31 3.4 Photo Playback mode ...........................................34 3.4.1 Photo Playback mode icons....................34 3.5 3.6 Thumbnail mode ..................................................36 USB mode........................................................
4.4.1 4.4.2 4.4.3 4.4.4 4.5 5 Delete.........................................................50 Protect .......................................................52 Slide show.................................................53 DPOF .........................................................54 System menu.........................................................55 4.5.1 Setting the beep........................................55 4.5.2 Histogram Mode......................................55 4.5.3 Auto power off...
Preface Congratulations on your purchase of this advanced video camera. Make sure that you read this manual carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference. About this manual Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this manual are correct and up to date. However, no guarantee is made regarding the accuracy of the contents. If the contents of this manual do not tally with the camera, please take the camera as a criterion.
Precautions General precautions • • • • • • • • • vi Do not use or store the product in dusty, dirty, or sandy areas, as its components may be damaged. Do not store the product in a hot environment. High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices, damage batteries and warp or melt certain plastics. Do not store the product in cold areas. When the product warms up to its normal temperature, moisture can form inside that may damage the electronic circuits.
• Test for proper operation before using the camera. Notes on the LCD Screen Caution must be observed when dealing the fluid contained in the LCD. Ensure that fluid does not leak if the screen becomes cracked or damaged. If this occurs, follow these steps: • • • If the fluids make contact with skin, wipe it with a clean cloth then rinse with a large amount of water. If the fluid makes contact with eyes, wash eyes with clean water for at least 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention.
• • • • Ensure the battery is inserted correctly. Inserting the battery incorrectly can cause damage to the product and possibly start a fire. Remove the battery to avoid the fluid leakage if the camera is not going to be used for a long time. If the battery is crushed or damaged, remove it immediately to avoid the battery fluid leakage and abnormal expansion. The camera can be used with either a Li-ion or four AAA size batteries. Li-ion battery is recommended to use for longer operation time.
1 Introducing the camera Read this section to learn about the features and functions of the video camera. This chapter also covers system requirements, package contents, and descriptions of the hardware components. 1.1 System requirements The video camera requires a PC with the following specifications: • Windows® Vista / XP / 2000 operating system • Intel® Pentium 4 2.8GHz CPU or higher • At least 512 MB of RAM or higher • Standard USB 1.
1.3 Unpacking the video camera The following items should be present in the package. If any item is missing or appears damaged, contact your dealer immediately.
1.4 About the camera Refer to the following illustrations to familiarize yourself with the buttons and controls of this video camera. 1.4.1 Front view Lens Self-timer LED LED Flash light Microphone 1.4.
1.4.3 Bottom view Tripod mount 1.4.
1.4.5 Left view Macro switch Hand strap 1.4.6 Back view REC. / Power LED Playback button Scroll wheel Mode dial HD Output USB / AV Output REC.
1.4.7 Adjusting the LCD display Flip and twist the LCD screen as shown while capturing a still image or recording a video clip.
See the table below for a description of each button’s function. Button Name Function Power button Press and hold to turn power on/off. Menu button Press to display main OSD menus. Mode dial Use to toggle Movie, Photo, and SET modes. In Movie mode, press the REC.STOP button to start and stop recording. In Movie Playback mode, press the REC.STOP to pause/restart playing. z In Photo and Movie modes, press the up and down to adjust the exposure setting, and inwards to adjust the flashlight setting.
3. In the thumbnail mode, press the up and down to select the thumbnail images and then press inwards to view the image in full screen mode. z In Movie Playback mode: 1. Press up and down to scroll through stored movies, and inwards to play/stop movie playback. 2. In the thumbnail mode, press the up and down to select the video clip and then press inwards to show the video clip. z In SET mode, press up and down to highlight menu items, and inwards to select. z In Photo mode, press to take a 8 photo.
z In Photo and Movie modes, press to zoom in and out. z In Photo Playback mode: 1. Zoom button Press the button right to zoom in your photo. 2. Press the button left to show all stored files in a 3x2 matrix thumbnail view. z In Movie Playback mode: 1. Press the button left to show all stored video clips in a 3x2 matrix thumbnail view. 2. During video playback, press the button to increase or decrease the playback volume.
1.4.8 About the LEDs The following table describes the camera LEDs: LED Color Definition Power / Rec. Green Power-on Green Blinking Recording Red Camera busy Red Blinking Self-timer is activated Red Blinking Rapidly 2 seconds self-timer remaining. Self-timer 10 Red Blinking Self-timer is activated. Red Blinking Rapidly 2 seconds self-timer remaining.
2 Getting started Read this section to learn how to start using the video camera. This section covers basic functions such as switching on, inserting the battery and memory cards, and configuring preliminary settings. See later chapters for advanced functions. 2.1 Inserting an SD card An SD card can be installed in the video camera to provide additional storage space for still images, video clips, or other files. 1. Open the LCD screen cover and open the SD card compartment cover. 2.
12 3. Press down the SD card compartment cover. 4. Push the SD card compartment cover inwards.
2.2 Inserting the batteries This video camera is designed to use a rechargeable Li-Ion battery. Only use the batteries supplied or similar batteries recommended by the manufacturer or your dealer. • Note: Install the battery exactly as described here. Installing the battery incorrectly could cause damage to the camera and possibly start a fire. 1. Open the battery compartment cover. 2. Insert the battery as shown. 3. Close the battery compartment cover.
2.3 Charging the battery You can charge the battery with the charging unit provided. Insert the battery to the battery charger and connect the power core to the battery charger. 2.4 Turning on the video camera Press and hold the power button to turn the video camera on/off. 2.5 Changing modes The video camera can operate in three modes, Movie, Photo, and SET. Move the mode dial to toggle different modes.
2.6 Before you start Before you start using the video camera, some basic settings such as date and time, languages and beep function need to be configured. 2.6.1 Setting the date and time 1. Turn on the video camera, and move the mode dial to SET. Move the scroll wheel up/ down to highlight Date / Time. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 2. Press the scroll wheel up/ down to highlight each field and inwards to select a field. 3. Adjust each value by moving the scroll wheel up and down.
2.6.2 16 Setting the language 1. Turn on the video camera, and move the mode dial to SET. Move the scroll wheel up/ down to highlight Language. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the following languages: English, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Turkish, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Russian, Korean, and Arabic. After the language is selected, press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm.
2.6.3 Setting the beep 1. Turn on the video camera, and move the mode dial to SET. Move the scroll wheel up/ down to highlight Beep. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the√ and press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm.
2.7 Shoot/Playback video 2.7.1 Shooting a video clip 1. Turn on the video camera and move the mode dial to Movie mode (indicated by a camcorder icon) Movie mode 2. Use the LCD screen to frame the video. 3. Press the REC.STOP button to start recording. 4. Press the REC.STOP button again to stop recording. 5. The video clip is automatically saved with a unique file name. Notes: 1. The maximum length of each video recording file is 2GB. 2.
3. The LCD preview and the ratio of a still-image capture can vary depending on the different video resolution settings. See the following table: Video resolution Preview Taking pictures and focusing HD (1280 x 720) 16:9 ratio 4:3 ratio D1 (720 x 480) 4:3 ratio 4:3 ratio CIF (352 x 288) Please refer to 4.1.2 Video Resolution on page 38 to change the resolution of your video.
2.7.2 1. Playing the video clip In Movie mode, press the Playback button and the most recent file displays on the LCD screen. Movie playback mode indicator 20 2. Move the Scroll Wheel up and down to scroll through the video clips. Press the Scroll Wheel inwards to play back the video clip. 3. To pause while playing back the video clip, press the REC. STOP inwards. 4. When viewing the video clip, press the Zoom button left or right to adjust the volume. 5.
2.8 Taking/viewing pictures 2.8.1 1. Taking a still picture Turn on the camera and move the mode dial to Photo mode. Photo mode 2. Use the LCD screen to frame the picture. 3. Press the Shutter button to capture the image. 4. The picture is automatically saved with a unique file name.
2.8.2 1. Viewing images In Photo mode, press the Playback button and the most recent image displays on the LCD screen. Playback mode 22 2. Press the Scroll Wheel up and down to scroll through the images. 3. Press the Zoom button right to zoom in the picture. Then you can move the image up/down or left/right and press inwards the scroll wheel, you can switch the moving directions (up/down ↔ left/right). 4.
2.9 Connecting to a computer Read this section to learn how to transfer files to a PC, show the video clips or photos on TV/DVD, or use the camera as a PC web-camera for conferences. Connect the video camera to a computer with the USB cable provided. 2.10 Connecting to a standard TV Connect the video camera to a standard TV as shown with the AV cable provided.
2.11 Connecting to a HDTV Read this section to learn how to show the video clips or photos on a HDTV. Connecting to a HDTV offers the high resolution for displaying the video clips or photos. Connect the video camera to a HD TV as shown with the component video cable and AV cable provided.
3 Using the camera Read this section to learn how to use the camera. 3.1 Movie and voice recorder mode Use this mode to capture video clips or record voice and store them in an internal memory or on an SD card. (Refer to 4.1.5 Capture Mode, p. 41, to switch between Movie and Voice Recorder Mode) 3.1.1 Movie and voice recorder mode Use the following picture to familiarize yourself with the Movie and Voice Recorder mode icons and symbols.
3 Night mode indicator 4 White balance indicator 5 Memory status indicator : SD card indicator : Internal memory indicator 6 Remaining recording time indicator 7 LED flash light indicator 8 Resolution indicator 9 Battery indicator 10 Histogram indicator 11 Macro indicator 12 Movie mode indicator 13 Zoom indicator Voice recorder mode: See the table below for a description of each icon and symbol.
4 Resolution indicator 5 Battery indicator 6 Voice recorder mode indicator 3.1.2 Using the macro function This function can capture subjects close to the lens. In macro mode, subjects can be as close as 14-15 cm. While in Photo or Movie and voice recorder modes, move the Macro button on the side of the video camera to activate macro function, and an icon displays on the LCD screen. Move the macro button again to return to normal mode. 3.1.
3.1.5 Quick access controls You can also make adjustments to exposure and lighting settings by pressing the scroll wheel up and down or inwards. In Movie and voice recorder and Photo modes, press the scroll wheel up or down to adjust the EV compensation setting. Press the scroll wheel inwards to choose lighting options.
3.2 Photo mode Use Photo mode to capture still pictures and store them in the internal memory or on an SD card. 3.2.1 Photo mode icons Use the following picture to familiarize yourself with the Photo mode icons and symbols. 14 13 1 12 2 11 3 4 5 10 6 9 8 7 See the table below for a description of each icon and symbol.
6 Memory status indicator : SD card indicator : Internal memory indicator 7 LED flash light indicator 8 File size indicator 9 Battery indicator 10 Histogram indicator 11 Macro indicator 12 Self timer indicator 13 Photo mode indicator 14 Zoom indicator 3.2.2 Using the macro function See section 3.1.2 “Using the macro function”. 3.2.3 Using the zoom function See section 3.1.3“Using the zoom function”. 3.2.4 Using the LED flash light See section 3.1.4 “Using the LED flash light”. 3.
3.3 Movie Playback mode Use Movie Playback mode to review all the movie files stored in the video camera. 3.3.1 Movie Playback mode icons Refer to the following picture to familiarize yourself with the Movie Playback mode icons and symbols. Movie mode 8 Voice recorder mode 9 10 9 1 1 8 7 6 5 2 2 3 3 4 7 6 5 4 Movie mode: See the table below for a description of each icon and symbol.
3 Memory status indicator : SD card indicator : Internal memory indicator 4 The length of every video clip 5 / Play/ Pause indicator 6 Battery status indicator 7 File protect indicator 8 Movie playback mode icon 9 Displays the file number of the video clip Voice Recorder mode: See the table below for a description of each icon and symbol.
7 Battery status indicator 8 File protect indicator 9 Voice playback mode 10 Displays the file number of the audio clip 33
3.4 Photo Playback mode Use Photo Playback mode to review all the image files stored in the video camera. 3.4.1 Photo Playback mode icons Refer to the following picture to familiarize yourself with the Photo Playback mode icons and symbols. 6 7 1 5 4 2 3 See the table below for a description of each icon and symbol.
4 Battery status indicator 5 File protect indicator 6 Playback mode icon 7 DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) indicator 35
3.5 Thumbnail mode When in Photo Playback or Movie Playback modes, press the zoom button left to show images as thumbnails. 1. Turn on the video camera and make sure it is in Photo Playback or Movie Playback mode. 2. The most recent image /video clip displays on the screen. Press the zoom button left to view six thumbnail images /video clips on the LCD screen. 3.
4 Using the menus Read this section to learn how to configure the camera settings and use the advanced features. 4.1 Movie menu When in Movie mode, press the MENU button to show the Movie options menu. 4.1.1. White balance Use this option to correct color difference for different lighting conditions. When white balance is set to Auto, the video camera automatically compensates for different lighting conditions. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2.
4.1.2. Video resolution Use the resolution option to determine the resolution of the captured video. The larger screen size requires more memory storage space. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Resolution option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select CIF, D1 or HD. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.1.3. Color effect The camera can capture standard color images, black and white images, or sepia tone to give an old-fashioned look. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Effect option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Color, B&W or Sepia. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.1.4. Night mode Use this function to shoot a better video clip quality in dark environments. 40 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Night Mode option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Off or Night mode option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.1.5. Capture mode Use this function to record sound or image. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Capture Mode option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Voice recorder or Video options. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.2 Movie playback menu Use the playback menu to manage the files stored in the internal memory or on the SD card. 4.2.1 Delete Use this function to delete files. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display the Movie Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select Delete One or Delete All options. If you select Delete One, the playback screen appears again.
If you select Delete All, press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select √ and press the scroll wheel inwards to delete. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu. • Note: Once deleted, files cannot be recovered so make sure you have a backup before you delete. Files that have been protected will not be deleted. You have to unlock the files first before deleting them.
4.2.2 Protect Use this function to lock files to prevent accidental deletion. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display Movie Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the PROTECT option. Then playback screen appears again. Use the scroll wheel to locate the file you want to protect and press inwards to confirm. A lock icon is displayed to show that the file is protected.
4.3 Photo menu In Photo mode, press the MENU button to show the Photo Options menu. 4.3.1 White balance Use this option to correct color difference due to lighting conditions. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the White Balance option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Tungsten, or Fluorescent. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm.
4.3.2 Resolution Use this option to set the size of the captured image. Larger images contain more detail and therefore use more memory space. 46 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Resolution option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select from 3M, 5Mor 8M. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.3.3 Color effect The camera can capture standard color images, black and white images, or sepia tone to give an old-fashioned look. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Effect option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Color, B & W, or Sepia. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.3.4 Night mode Use this function to shoot a better image in dark environments. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Movie mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Night Mode option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Off or Night mode option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.3.5 Self timer Use the self timer function to take a photo of yourself. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. 2. Press the MENU button and use the scroll wheel to highlight the Selftimer option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Off, 5 seconds, or 10 seconds options. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu.
4.4 Photo playback menu 4.4.1 Delete Use this function to delete files. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display the Photo Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the Delete One or Delete All options. If you select Delete One, the playback screen appears again. Use the scroll wheel to locate the file you want to delete and press inwards to delete.
If you select Delete All, press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select √ and then press the scroll wheel inwards to delete. 4. Press the MENU button again to exit the menu. • Note: Once deleted, files cannot be recovered so make sure you have a backup before you delete. Files that have been protected will not be deleted. You have to unlock the files first before deleting them.
4.4.2 Protect Use this function to protect files. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display the Photo Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the PROTECT option. Then playback screen appears again. Use the scroll wheel to locate the file you want to protect and press inwards to confirm. A lock icon is displayed to show that the file is protected. • Note: To unlock a file, repeat the above steps.
4.4.3 Slide show The camera includes a slide show function, which displays each image with a regular interval between pictures. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display the Photo Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to select the AUTOPLAY option and press the scroll wheel inwards. The images will be displayed automatically. 3. Press the Menu button to stop the slide show.
4.4.4 DPOF Use the DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) function to tag pictures stored in the memory card with print information. 1. Turn the video camera on and ensure it is in Photo mode. Press the Playback button and then press the MENU button to display the Photo Playback menu. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the DPOF option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select √ and press the MENU button.
4.5 System menu The system menu is used to configure miscellaneous camera functions. 4.5.1 Setting the beep See section 2.6.3 “Setting the Beep”. 4.5.2 Histogram Mode Use this function to display a histogram graph on LCD screen. This function can help you to capture a better photo/video clip. 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the Histogram option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3.
4.5.3 Auto power off Use this function to switch the camera off automatically after a period of inactivity for power saving. 56 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the Auto Power Off option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select Off, 1 minute, or 5 minutes. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm.
4.5.4 TV standard Use the TV option to set the TV system for the area. 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the TV standard option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select NTSC or PAL, and press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm.
4.5.5 Format Use this function to format the current storage media. This format action will delete everything on the media. 58 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the Format option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select X or √, and press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4. The current media (memory card or internal memory) is formatted.
4.5.6 Default Use this option to reset all settings to the default settings. 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the Default option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll wheel to select X or √, and press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4.5.7 Language See section 2.6.2 “Setting the language”.
4.5.8 Frequency Use the Frequency option to set the frequency system for your area. To set the frequency: 1. Turn on the video camera and switch to SET mode. 2. Use the scroll wheel to highlight the Frequency option. Press the scroll wheel inwards to display the submenu. 3. Use the scroll to select 50 Hz or 60 Hz. Press the scroll wheel inwards to confirm. 4.5.9 Date/time See section 2.6.1 “Setting the date and time”.
5 Installing the software Read this section to learn how to install the software for the camera. 5.1 Presto! Video Works Presto! Video Works is an advanced software application for editing video. To install Presto! Video Works: 1. Insert the supplied CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. If the CD-ROM does not automatically boot, use Windows Explorer to execute the InstallMgr.exe file in the root directory. The following screen is displayed. Install button 3.
5.2 Presto! Mr. Photo Presto! Mr. Photo is an advanced photo editing software application. To install Presto! Mr. Photo: 1. Insert the supplied CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. If the CD-ROM does not automatically boot, use Windows Explorer to execute the InstallMgr.exe file in the root directory. The following screen is displayed. Install button 3. Click the Install button to begin the installation process and follow the instructions on-screen. More information about Presto! Mr.
5.3 Quick Time Quick Time is an easy-to-use application for playing the video clips stored in the camera or on the SD/MMC card. To install the Quick Time: 1. Insert the supplied CD into the CD-ROM drive. 2. If the CD-Rom doesn’t automatically boot, use Window Explore to execute the InstalMgr.exe file in the root directory. The following screen is displayed: Install button 3. Click the Install button to begin the installation process and follow the instructions on-screen.
Appendix Specifications General Imaging sensor 1/2.5” CMOS 5.0 Megapixel sensor Active pixels 5.0 Megapixel Storage media Built-in 32 MB flash memory (19 MB for storage) SD Card, SDHC compatible Sensor sensitivity Auto Color effects Color/B&W/Sepia Lens Fixed lens Wide: F/3.0, f=7.27mm Focus range Normal: 1.
General Movie clips Format: H.264 (MOV) Resolution: CIF, D1, HD (1280 x 720 / 30 fps.) Quality: Auto Zoom Movie: Digital Zoom 2X Camera: Digital Zoom 2X Still Image Playback: Digital Zoom 8X (max.) Audio Video Yes TFT Monitor 3.0” TFT (960 x 240 pixels) LED Light < 1.0m range Movie: On / Off Camera: On / Off White balance Auto/Sunny/Cloudy/Tungsten/ Fluorescent -2.0 EV~+2.0 EV EV compensation Self-timer Off, 5, 10 seconds PC interface Camera: USB 2.0 (high speed) MSDC: USB 2.
General Shutter Electronic shutter 1~1/8000 second Auto power off Off, 1 min., 5 min. Power supply Li-Ion Casio NP-40 battery Dimension 111 (L) x 68 (H) x 41 (W) mm Weight Approx.
Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Cannot turn on the video camera. The batteries are not inserted correctly. • Insert the batteries correctly. (See 2.2 Inserting the batteries.) The batteries have no power. • Replace the batteries The camera suddenly turns off. The captured image is not stored in memory. The auto power off • Turn the power function was on again. enabled. • Replace the The camera is batteries. running out of battery power.
The camera turns off when capturing image using self-timer. The camera is running out of battery power. • Replace the batteries. The image is out of focus. The subject is beyond focus range. • Please take a picture within the available focus range and choose normal or macro mode. (See 3.2.2 Using the macro function). Memory card cannot be used. The memory card is protected. • Unlock the memory card. The memory card contains non-DCF images taken by other cameras. Format the memory card. (See 4.5.
All buttons are inactive. Short circuit • Remove the occurred when batteries from the connecting the camera and insert camera with other again. devices.
Website: Please visit our website at www.dxgusa.com for any product updates or special announcements. You can also check out our online support desk where you can register your product, send emails to our technical support, and find a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs).
