AVerMedia Technologies Using AVerVision530 as a Mass Storage, Advanced Setting

Models: AVerVision530

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B. Advanced Setting

Function Description

12Restore to original factory setting

13Select between text and graphic image enhancement mode

14Display the image from AVerVision530 camera or from the PC IN port

15Freeze image

16Adjust White Balance

17Adjust Exposure

C.SnapShot/Video

Function Description

18Control the video display by moving the progressive bar

19Play and control the video display

20Record the video and save it into the PC

21Capture a single picture and save it into the PC

22Locate the saved picture or video clips

23Setup for the picture snapshot or video recording.

Using AVerVision530 as a Mass Storage

This enables you to transfer the captured image to and from the memory source and PC.

: You MUST read and follow the instructions below BEFORE connecting the USB cable.

Every time when using the AVerVision530 as Mass Storage, you MUST do the following:

1.Select the memory source.

To select the memory source, press MENU > select ADVANCED and press (►ENTER) > select MEMORY and press (►ENTER) > select TYPE and press (►ENTER) > select the source and press (►ENTER) > press MENU to exit.

2.MUST set the USB SELECT as Mass Storage before connecting the USB cable.

To set the USB SELECT as Mass Storage, press MENU > select ADVANCED and press (►ENTER) > select USB SELECT and press (►ENTER) > select MASS STORAGE and press (►ENTER).

3.When “STORAGE” appears at the lower left corner of the presentation screen, you may now connect the USB cable. ( See “Connecting to Computer thru USB Connection” for illustration)

4.Upon connecting the USB cable, the system automatically detects the new removable disk.

5.In the Removable Disk dialog box, select Open folder to view files and then click OK. You may now transfer the file to and from your PC hard disk.

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AVerMedia Technologies technical specifications Using AVerVision530 as a Mass Storage, Advanced Setting