Archos JBM 20, JBM 10 Disconnecting the Camera 100 from your Jukebox Multimedia, Taking Photos

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Turn your Jukebox Multimedia on (press “ON” for 3 seconds).

After the Camera module is connected to the Jukebox Multimedia, pressing the “Rec’rd” (F3) will change the features of the function buttons. (F1) now allows you to toggle switch between <JPEG> (still image recording), <AVI> (video image recording) or <MP3> (Sound recording).

When the camera module is detected by the Jukebox, the “Rec’rd” (F3) button goes to still image camera preview. The (F1) button is labelled “<JPG>” versus “<MP3>” without the module. (F1) button enables to select the recording function between “<JPG>” for still images, “<AVI>” for videos, and “<MP3>” for sound.

Recording Type

Photo Mode

Video Mode

MP3 Audio Mode

2.2Disconnecting the Camera 100 from your Jukebox Multimedia

Turn off your Jukebox Multimedia BEFORE disconnecting the camera module.

Press the two side buttons on the camera module to disengage the expansion port locks.

Gently remove the camera module from the Jukebox, and replace protective expansion port cover.

2.3Taking Photos

Switch on the Jukebox multimedia.

Press “Rec’rd” (F3) button. The jukebox enters still image preview.

Wait a second or two to let the exposure parameters stabilize.

Press the “Click” (F3) button to take the picture.

Camera Setup Parameters:

Press “Setup” (F2) button. The still image setup menu appears.

Use UP and DOWN to select a parameter to adjust.

“Change name”: Allows you to change the name of a still image file. By default, image files are stored in the current folder (directory) with the name IMG.xxx.jpg (xxxx is incremented automatically starting from 0000).

“Zoom”: use “>>”or “<<” arrow keys to select 1X or 2X digital Zoom.

“Img size”: use “>>”or “<<” arrow keys to select 1280x1024 or 640x480 image resolution.

“Exposure”: use “>>”or “<<” arrow keys to select between “Normal”, “Darker”, and “Brighter”.

“White Bal.”: The jukebox camera uses an automatic white balance algorithm. This algorithm needs to assume some light spectrum composition to make accurate adjustments of the color channels. The light spectrum type can be chosen “Auto” (automatic setting), “Daylight”, “Tungsten” (for normal indoor lighting) and “Fluorescent” (for indoor fluorescent lighting).

“Settings”: Gives access to the general settings menu.

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