Argus DC1510 Digital Camera User Manual

This manual is the user manual for the Sony DC1510 digital camera, introducing the camera's various functions and usage methods.


Argus DC1510 Digital Camera User Manual - cover page
Brand
Argus
Category
Digital cameras
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
3.2 MB
Published
23 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
61A069AF90B88EFAF3C54811EA858427

About this manual

This manual guides users through unpacking, installing batteries, and connecting the Argus DC1510 digital camera to a PC. It includes safety notices, system requirements, and step‑by‑step instructions for taking photos, changing settings, and using the bundled Arcsoft software.

Key features covered are resolution modes, AC frequency selection, continuous shooting, self‑timer, photo deletion, and video capture. The document also contains FCC compliance information, warranty details, and a FAQ section for common issues.

What's inside

  • Getting Started
  • Battery Installation
  • Taking Pictures
  • Resolution Modes
  • Selecting AC Frequency
  • Continuous Mode
  • Self‑Timer
  • Connecting to PC
  • Frequently Asked Questions

Specifications

Battery type3‑AAA alkaline batteries
High‑resolution photo limit20 photos
Auto‑off timer30 seconds of inactivity
Resolution modesHigh (CIF) and Low (QCIF)
AC mains frequency selection50 Hz or 60 Hz
Water resistanceNot water‑resistant

Frequently asked questions

How many high‑resolution photos can the DC1510 store?

The camera can store up to 20 high‑resolution (CIF) photos before the battery must be replaced.

What should I do if the camera turns off automatically?

The camera auto‑shuts off after 30 seconds of inactivity; press the Mode button to wake it again.

Can the DC1510 be used in a different country with a different AC frequency?

Yes, you can select the correct AC frequency (50 Hz or 60 Hz) using the Mode button to avoid stripe artifacts.

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