About this manual
This user manual introduces the digital video camera, its 2.0 MP CMOS sensor, 1.5" LTPS color LCD, and built‑in 64 MB memory. It explains the camera’s basic features, optional accessories, and how to connect it to a PC for image and video transfer.
The guide covers safety precautions, battery and power‑adapter installation, menu navigation, recording and playback modes, USB driver installation, and detailed specifications. An appendix lists error messages and their meanings to help resolve common issues.
What's inside
- Introduction
- Getting to Know Your Digital Video Camera
- Getting Started
- Capturing Images
- Record Mode
- Playback Mode
- System Connections
- Menu Options
- Camera Specifications
- Appendix – Error Messages
Specifications
| Image sensor | 1/2" CMOS |
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| Effective pixels | 2.0 Mega Pixels |
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| Image size (still) | 1600 × 1200; 800 × 600 |
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| Image size (movie) | QVGA 320 × 240 |
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| Lens aperture | f/2.8, 5‑element glass |
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| LCD monitor | 1.5" LTPS color LCD, 130 k dots |
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| Internal memory | 64 MB (expandable via SD card up to 512 MB) |
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| Video format | MPEG‑4 SP |
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| Audio format | IMA‑ADPCM |
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| Interface | DC IN jack, USB connector, VIDEO OUT (NTSC/PAL) |
Frequently asked questions
What should I do if the camera causes interference with TV or radio reception?
Try re‑orienting or relocating the receiving antenna, increase the distance between the camera and the receiver, or connect the camera to a different circuit. If needed, consult a radio/TV technician.
How do I know when the battery is low and the camera is about to shut down?
The LCD will display a “LOW BATTERY” warning and start a 6‑second countdown before automatic shutdown.
Can I use the camera while it is plugged into an AC power adapter during a thunderstorm?
No. Touching the power plug during a thunderstorm may cause an electrical shock, so avoid using the camera with the AC adapter in such conditions.