User manual MUSTEK GSMART-LCD

[. . . ] GSmart LCD Digital Camera User's Manual A Quick Start of This Digital Camera · Before using this digital camera, you may want to learn its main functions: Still Camera Mode You can take pictures at 680x480 resolution with two compression ratios to choose from: · Fine (low compression) -- 30 pics · Normal (high compression) -- 60 pics Mass Storage Mode In this mode, your GSmart LCD will behave like a harddisk which contains your picture files. You can export video to the network or a computer in this mode, which has two compression settings and framerates to choose from. This digital camera has a built-in ten-second self-timer that allows you to take pictures of yourself. [. . . ] If your GSmart LCD is connected to a computer, you can access the additional two modes. Recorder Mode Playback Mode Power On Without USB connection Mass Storage Mode PC Camera Mode Power Power On/Off With USB connection Press the Power Button to activate your GSmart LCD Digital Camera. That's so easy. Power Low If your battery is about to run out, you will see a dead battery icon ( ) shown on the top center of the LCD. Your camera will turn off itself in three minutes. 6 Taking Pictures The Picture Counter Under normal condition, you can take as many as 60 Normal resolution or 30 Fine resolution pictures. You can see the remaining picture counter displayed on the top right corner of your LCD. If you have taken five pictures at fine resolution, you can shoot another 25 pictures at that resolution. Your LCD will display "25. " Taking Your First Picture 1. Press the Shutter button and the LCD display will display the number of remaining pictures until "00" is displayed. Something About the Light Condition This camera does not have a flash light. If you try to shoot under low light, the LCD will display "LOW LIGHT. " You can still take under-exposed pictures. Mode Button Press the MODE Button to switch between two primary modes: Recorder Mode When your GSmart LCD is in Recorder Mode, you can take pictures. Playback Mode You can press the MODE Button to switch to Playback Mode which lets you preview or delete pictures. Press the MODE Button again to return to Recorder Mode. 7 Mass Storage Mode Connect your GSmart LCD to a computer, it will turn to Mass Storage Mode. You can copy, move or delete pictures exactly the way you manipulate files. PC Cam Mode When you're in the Mass Storage Mode, press MODE again to enter PC Cam Mode. In this mode, you can use the supplied software to display web video on a computer. Changing Image Resolution You can change image resolution whenever you want. The LCD will display your current resolution setting on the top left corner. Which could be "F" for Fine Resolution or "N" for normal resolution. The LCD Display Backlight On/Off To save energy, GSmart LCD allows you to switch off the LCD panel's backlight. In Recorder Mode, press the If you leave your GSmart LCD unused for one minute with backlight on, the backlight will go off to preserve energy. When the backlight is off, your GSmart LCD will turn itself off after two minutes if unused. 8 Self-Timer To use the self-timer, press the Button to activate the 10-second built-in selftimer. [. . . ] When the CD-ROM window opens, double-click the driver's icon. 10 Technical Specifications Imaging device: Image Resolution: Compression Format: Image Storage: Memory: Lens: Focusing range: White Balance: Auto Exposure: I/O interface: Power Source: Size: CMOS Sensor Normal 640 x 480 pixels (VGA) JPEG Fine 30 frames, Normal 60 frames 4 MB Flash Four fixed glass lenses 40 cm ~ infinity Auto 1/15 ~ 1/4000 second Mini USB AAA Alkaline Battery x 1 69 x 19 x 55 mm (L x W x H) GSmart LCD should only be operated within the following environmental conditions: · 41-104º Fahrenheit; 5-40º Celsius · 20% - 85% relative humidity, non-condensing Camera Cautions · Never immerse any part of the GSmart LCD or its components into any fluid or liquid. · Disconnect the GSmart LCD from your PC or Mac before cleaning it. · Remove dust or stains with a soft cloth dampened with water or neutral detergent. [. . . ]