User manual AIPTEK POCKETCAM 5200

[. . . ] POCKETCAM 5200 User's Manual English WELCOME Dear user, thanks for purchasing this product. Much investment in time and effort has gone into its development, and it is our hope that it will give you many years of trouble-free service. SAFETY NOTICE 1. Do not drop, puncture or disassemble the camera; otherwise the warranty will be voided. Do not expose the camera to high temperature or leave it in direct sunlight. [. . . ] In the subsequent menu, use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select On or Off, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. File Infor. Off 34 CAMERA SETTINGS Camera settings mode Set the Mode Switch to Camera Settings mode, and the following screen will appear. For detailed information on each setting, please refer to the corresponding page. Camera Settings Page 35 Page 36 Page 36 Page 37 MENU Time: Page 37 Page 38 Page 38, 39 Page 40 Setting date and time 1. Press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm the setting and move to next field. Pressing the Shutter/Record Button can quick-exit the menu. Time Year Month Day Hour Minute : : : : : 2004 03 20 12 01 35 Setting beep sound 1. Use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select On or Off, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Beep Off Setting date stamp 1. Use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select On or Off, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Date Stamp Off 36 Setting panel brightness 1. Use the Left/Right Buttons Panel Bright ( ) to select your desired item, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Normal Setting flicker 1. Use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select 50HZ or 60HZ according to the standard of your country, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Flicker 60 HZ 37 Setting language 1. Use the Left/Right Buttons Language ( ) to select your preferred language, and press the Menu/ OK Button ( ) to confirm. Pressing the Shutter/Record Button can quick-exit the menu. English Setting TV system 1. In the next menu, select the TV System item and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to continue. TV Set MENU TV: NTSC TV System 2. Use the Left/Right Buttons TV System ( ) to select NTSC or PAL, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. NTSC 38 Setting TV-out 1. In the next menu, select the TV Out item and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to continue. TV Set TV: NTSC TV Out 2. Use the Left/Right Buttons TV Out ( ) to select On or Off, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Off To take advantage of this setting, you need to connect the camera to your TV. Please see page 20 for more information. If your camera is not connected to TV yet, after the camera's TV-out setting is toggled On, you can still switch the display back to the camera LCD by doing the following: Press the Shutter/Record button to reactivate the camera LCD. 39 Restoring default settings 1. In the next menu, select the Default item and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to continue. Advanced Advanced Default 2. Use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select Yes or No, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Default No Restoring default settings will override your current settings. 40 Formatting media 1. In the next menu, select the Format item and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to continue. Advanced Advanced Format 2. Use the Left/Right Buttons ( ) to select Yes or No, and press the Menu/OK Button ( ) to confirm. Format No Formatting the media will erase all files stored on the media. 41 COPYING FILES TO YOUR PC Installing the driver to your PC You need to install the driver included in the accessory CD to ensure that video clips can be played back on your PC. 1. Upon seeing the setup screen, click on the corresponding item to launch the installation of the driver. 1. Do not connect your camera and the computer by the USB cable until the driver installation is completed. If the title screen does not appear automatically, please double-click on "My Computer" shortcut on the desktop and then the CD-ROM drive. [. . . ] If yes, you can set the option to "All" or restart the camera to access other files. , the flash strobe may be disabled due to A: If the battery life icon indicates insufficient voltage. A: Make sure the environment of shooting or recording has adequate light. Or you may consider using flash strobe when taking pictures. 63 TROUBLESHOOTING Q7: Noises occur when viewing images on the LCD screen or on the computer. [. . . ]