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Oregon Scientific DS6868 Basic Operation, Connecting to TV, Computer or External Power Supply

Models: DS6868

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Important: Do not mix old batteries with new batteries. Always dispose of exhausted batteries properly. Do not insert anything except appropriate batteries into the battery compartment as this may cause damage to the camera.

Inserting/Removing Memory Card

1.Turn off the power of your DShot I digital camera.

2.Open the memory card slot cover.

3.Insert memory card as indicated fully.

4.Close the memory card slot cover.

Note: When memory card has been inserted, the built-in memory will not be available.

Important: Removing memory card when the power of your DShot I digital camera is turned on may lead to data loss.

Basic Operation

Turning Power On or Off

•When the camera is turned off, press Power button to turn the power of the camera on.

•When the camera is turned on, press Power button to turn the power of the camera off.

Note: In order to minimize power consumption, the camera will automatically turn off after 1 minute (default) of inactivity or processing complete. Please refer to Settings in TV Playback mode for customization of the auto-power-off duration.

Operation Modes

The DShot I digital camera will be in still camera mode when it is turned on. Press Mode button to cycle through the various operation modes:

1.Still Camera mode (Normal)

Photo will be taken when Shutter button is pressed.

2.Still Camera mode (Self-timer)

Photo will be taken in 10 sec. after Shutter button has been pressed.

3.Still Camera mode (Digital Zoom)

Zoomed-in photo will be taken when Shutter button is pressed.

4.Still Camera mode (Self-timer and Digital Zoom)

Zoomed-in photo will be taken in 10 sec. after Shutter button has been pressed.

5.Movie Camera mode

Recording of movie starts when Shutter button is pressed once and stops when Shutter button is pressed again.

6.Setting mode

•Press Shutter button to delete photos or movies.

•Press Quality button to set video output system (NTSC or PAL) and confirmation tone (on or off).

•Press Flashlight button to set behavior of the photo counter (count up or count down).

Taking Photos

1.Select one of the 4 Still Camera modes desired.

2.Select one of the 3 levels of photo quality.

3.Select one of the 3 Flashlight modes according to lighting condition.

4.Select Scene or Close-up mode according to the distance of the object.

5.Press Shutter button to take photo.

Note: When photo counter is set to “Counting down”, the photo count shown is only an estimation of number of additional photos that can be taken. Since the file sizes of photos differ, the counter may not decrease or decrease by 2 occasionally.

Recording Movies

1.Select Movie Camera mode.

2.Press Shutter button to start recording movie, press again to stop.

Note:

•Flashlight is turned off in movie camera mode.

•The maximum duration of movies is approx. 90 seconds.

Deleting Photos or Movies

1.Select Setting mode.

2.Press Shutter button to select File Deletion mode.

3.Press Quality button to select file type (photos or movies) to be deleted.

4.Press Flashlight button to select the identification number of the photo or movie to be deleted.

5.Press Shutter button to delete the selected photo or movie.

6.Press Mode button to exit to Setting mode.

Setting Photo Counter Behavior

1.Select Setting mode.

2.Press Flashlight button to set photo counter behavior:

•Counting up (showing the number of photos taken)

•Counting down (showing the number of additional photos that can be taken)

Setting Video Output System

1.Select Setting mode.

2.Press Quality button to set video output system (NTSC or PAL) and confirmation tone (on or off).

Connecting to TV, Computer or External Power Supply

Connecting to TV

1.Open the connector cover.

2.Plug the camera end of the video cable into the video output connector on your DShot I digital camera.

3.Plug the TV end of the video cable into the video input connector on your TV.

4.Press Quality button to set video output system (NTSC or PAL) to match with the video system of your TV.

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DS6868 specifications

The Oregon Scientific DS6868 is a versatile and innovative weather station that caters to the needs of both amateur enthusiasts and professional meteorologists. With an effortlessly modern design, this advanced device offers a wealth of features that provide accurate and real-time meteorological data.

One of the most notable attributes of the DS6868 is its high-precision sensor technology. It seamlessly measures temperature, humidity, wind speed and direction, as well as rainfall. This data is crucial for anyone looking to understand weather patterns and make informed decisions based on environmental conditions. With its ability to track multiple weather parameters, users can access comprehensive insights that inform activities ranging from gardening to sailing.

The DS6868 also features a large, easy-to-read LCD display that showcases real-time data in a user-friendly format. The screen is designed to present essential information at a glance, making it easy to monitor weather conditions without needing to sift through complicated menus. Additionally, the built-in backlight enhances visibility, ensuring users can check the display even in low-light environments.

One of the standout technologies of the DS6868 is its wireless connectivity. The unit can transmit data wirelessly to a base station, which can be placed inside a home or office. This feature eliminates the need for cumbersome cables and allows users to position the sensors in optimal locations for accurate readings. Furthermore, the wireless range is impressive, with distances of up to 300 feet, which gives flexibility in placement.

Moreover, the Oregon Scientific DS6868 supports data logging capabilities. Users can track historical weather data over time, allowing them to analyze trends and patterns. This feature is particularly useful for research purposes or for those looking to improve gardening practices or farm management based on weather history.

The device is also equipped with alerts and notifications. Users can set thresholds for different parameters and receive alerts when conditions change significantly. This feature is essential for planning outdoor activities or for safety precautions during severe weather events.

In conclusion, the Oregon Scientific DS6868 combines precision, convenience, and advanced technology in a compact weather station. Its array of features, wireless capabilities, and user-friendly design make it a valuable tool for anyone interested in keeping track of weather conditions, enhancing safety, and making informed decisions based on environmental data. As weather patterns continue to evolve, devices like the DS6868 are indispensable for monitoring these changes effectively.