Vivitar ViviCam 2750 user manual

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2.Install the application software. Insert the CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. From Windows 95/98 select Start, Run, type d:\setup, Enter (or OK). (If your CD drive is identified by a drive letter other than d:, use that letter in place of the d) Follow the screen instructions to complete the installation.

Hardware/Physical Installation -

1.If you plan to connect to your PC by serial connection, plug the included serial data cable into an available 9 pin COM port on the back of your PC. These ports are located at the back of your computer. Look for a connector that is D- shaped, has two rows of (male) pins, with a total of nine pins. Most desktop computers have two COM ports, whereas most notebook computers have one COM connector. While most desktops have two serial ports, many times your mouse, or possibly an external modem will occupy one of them. It is further possible that your computer may have a 25 pin male serial connector. If this is the case, you may purchase a 25F to 9M at a local electronics or computer store.

Note: Do not purchase a “null modem” to use as a 25 to 9 adapter.

2.Open the data port door on your ViviCam 2750, and connect the molded-green stereo mini-jack plug into the camera. Plug it into the port marked “digital”.

Making the Connection -

Now that your driver, application, and cables are installed, the final step is to make the camera-to-PC connection.

1.Turn on your camera.

2.Launch (Start) your image editing application software. (Start, Programs, MGI…)

3.After your application is up and running, perform the following steps. (In the following case MGI PhotoSuite SE is used as an example. Other Twain programs are similar but not exactly the same.)

Connecting for the first time – Selecting the Source -

a. From within MGI PhotoSuite, select File, Get Photos From, Select Source. b. A dialog box will appear which lists all Twain hardware installed on your PC.

c. Select either “Digital Camera 640 x 480 driver”, or “ViviCam 2750”

d. Note: this step only needs to be performed once. If however, you return to MGI and use it with some other Twain device, you must tell MGI which device you are currently using. If you do not own or use multiple Twain devices then this step only needs to be done once.

Downloading your Images – Routine Downloading –

a. From within MGI PhotoSuite, select File, Get Photos From, Camera/Scanner. b. The ViviCam 2750 Twain driver interface will now appear.

c. The ViviCam 2750 Twain Driver User Interface is designed to be intuitive and self-explanatory. For additional help or detailed explanation, refer to the help files available from the driver screen. You may also print sections of the help files for later reference.

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Contents ViviCam Contents Getting Started Whats InsideCD-ROM or Diskette Contents Optional ItemsPage PC System Requirements Getting to know the cameraPower Supply Using the cameraBattery Life Indicator Installing BatteriesExtended Flash Memory Using the Optional AC Power AdapterFlash Memory Power Management Auto Power Off Taking Pictures ImagesViewing Your Images on the LCD Three steps Using the LCD DisplayAdjusting LCD Brightness To review your stored images, follow these three stepsMenu Mode Erasing Images from Memory Defining Image QualityConnecting to Your Computer/Installing Capture Software Using the Built-in FlashUsing the Self-Timer Memory FullPage Video Interface Appendix 1 LCD IconsPage Appendix 2 Record Mode Icons Appendix 3 ViviCam 2750 SpecificationsWarranty Policy FCC NoticePage Page ViviCam 2750 Helpful hints Digital Products Limited One Year Warranty Quick Start Guide