Polaroid POLAROID ACTION CAMERA, XS20 Setting System Time via Computer, Performing a System Reset

POLAROID XS20 USER GUIDE

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MOTION DETECT CAPTURE TIME-10 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes, 10 minutes

MOTION DETECT AUTO DELETE-When ON, previous files will be overwritten when the memory card becomes full; when OFF, the camera will turn itself off when the memory card becomes full and nothing is erased.

DATA INPUT-Set the correct date and time.

LIGHT FREQUENCY-Set this to the frequency of your country’s electrical supply (USA=60).

TV OUTPUT-Set this to your country’s television video format (USA=NTSC). LANGUAGE-Select a language.

SYSTEM RESET-Cancel/Execute (If you want to reset the system, choose “Execute,” and quickly press the Execute Button .

TIME STAMP- Choose “date and time” or “off.”

VERSION-allows you to view the software version and related information.

Setting System Time via Computer

1.Turn the camera off.

2.Using the USB Cable connect the camera to one of your computer’s USB ports.

3.Open U-disk (from the supplied CD).

4.Create a new “time.txt” file.

5.Open “time.txt” file and input the following time and date format: “year.month.date

hour:minute:second on/off” Note: Be certain to leave a space between the words “date” and “hour” and between “second” and “on” as shown above.

6.Use the following format to enter the actual date and time: (Example is for May 15, 2012 at 3:25 & 20 sec)

For video with time stamp: 2012.05.15 15:25:20 Y

For video without the time stamp: 2012.05.15 15:25:20 N

Note: The time is entered in the 24-hour format where 15:00 hours is 3 p.m.

7.Save the time.txt file and safely exit the program and remove the USB cable from both the computer and camera.

8.The next time you turn on the camera, its system information will be updated. Note: If the camera is left unused for a long period of time and the battery is completely run down, the System Time Stamp settings will revert back to the factory default values. Repeat steps 1-6 to update it again.

Performing a System Reset

If the camera battery is known to be adequately charged, but the camera does not respond in any way, use a small pin to press the reset button located in the microphone hole.

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