Trust Computer Products 1290Z Playback on television, 10.2.3.1 PC, Macintosh, Setting video-out

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2.The Trust Software Installer window will be displayed (Figure 5). Select the language (in the top right-hand corner) you wish to use during the installation.

3.Select ‘Install driver’

4.Follow the directions displayed on the monitor, and restart the computer if so advised.

10.2.2Connecting the camera to the computer (Windows and

Macintosh)

1.Connect the small connector of the USB cable to the camera. (22, Figure 1d)

2.Connect the large end of the USB cable to an empty USB port on your computer (Figure 7). The Windows “New Hardware” Wizard will automatically detect the camera and guide you through the installation procedure.

The desktop of a Macintosh will be supplemented by an “UNLABELED” icon

10.2.3Copying photos/video-clips to the computer

When the camera is connected to your computer the digital camera will behave like any other exchangeable disk drive connected to your computer. Copying images from your camera to the hard drive is then as easy as copying files from a floppy disk, ZIP drive, or CD-ROM.

N.B.:some time may be required to copy the photos from the camera to the computer (8MB/80sec) (www.trust.com/cardreaders)

10.2.3.1PC

Make sure than the camera is connected to the computer, and that the camera is switched on.

1.Windows XP: on connecting the camera a “Removable disk” window will be displayed on the monitor. (Figure 8). Select the option “Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer”. Skip Step 2.

2.Open Windows Explorer. The contents of your computer will be displayed, inclusive of all your disk drives; provided your camera is connected properly the content of the camera's memory will be shown in an extra “Removable Disk” disk drive.

3.Select the digital camera’s ‘Removable Disk’ station.

4.Open the DCIM -> 100PRDSC folder

5.Select the photos and drag them to a directory, for example “My Pictures”, on your computer’s hard drive.

10.2.3.2

Macintosh

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Make sure than the camera is connected to the Mackintosh, and that the camera is switched on.

Open de UNLABELED folder on the desktop, and then open the “DCIM” -> 100PRDSC folder

You can view the images using a suitable program.

10.3Playback on television

The camera can be connected to a TV or video to playback your photos and / or video-clips. A standard RCA video cable is supplied with the camera.

Setting video-out

The camera’s TV-OUT should be set to PAL. This standard is the most usual standard used in Europe. See Table 9.

Connecting the camera to a TV:

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Contents User’s manual 1290Z POWERC@M Optical Zoom Fig.4 BFig c Contents Safety IntroductionSome general comments about photography Approval Explanation of the camera functions BatteriesExplanation Description Camera functions Inserting the memory Formatting the memory User settingsSetting the language of the OSD menu Setting the dateDigital zoom Selecting the modeBasic use of the camera Taking photographs Zooming in and outSelf timer FocusingFlash Viewing pictures / videos Symbol Status FunctionSummary of flash settings Recording video clipsVideo recordings Connecting the camera to a computerEnlarging photos Thumbnails10.2.3.1 PC Setting video-outConnecting the camera to a TV Playback on televisionOther settings Additional settings Capture modeOption Possible Icon Explanation Settings Settings in the Playback mode Summary of the menu settings in the Capture modeSetting Options Explanation Trust Photo Site Settings in the Setup modeSoftware Fitting the wrist strapDeleting software and drivers InstallationMGI PhotoSuite SE version MGI PhotovistaTroubleshooting Verification after installation WindowsTake a picture Message SolutionNo power Camera won’tUnsafe Removal Problem Cause Possible solution Windows MEError message Windows 2000 AnNtsc & PAL Technical specificationsWarranty conditions Residenti in Italia possono contattare Customer Care Centers