Jazz DV169 Camcorder - manuale.pdf

Digital Video Camera

User’s Manual

Content

Section 1 Getting to Know Your Camera.................................. 1 Section 2 Getting Up and Running........................................... 4 Section 3 Record Mode............................................................ 6 Section 4 Playback Mode....................................................... 25 Section 5 Listening to MP3 Music .......................................... 35 Section 6 Viewing MEPG4 Movie on PC................................ 37 Section 7 Viewing Pictures and Movies on a TV .................... 38 Section 8 Transferring Data to a Computer ............................ 39 Section 9 Specifications and System Requirements .............. 45

Section 1

Getting to Know Your Camera ‹ Overview The camera with 3.2-Mega Pixel sensor can take DVD-Quality MPEG-4 movies. By way of using MPEG-4 technology, more videos can be taken within certain amount of memory. High quality images with up to 2976x2232 pixels can also be delivered smoothly. With a color LCD monitor, users can compose images and examine them easily. Exposure and color balance can either be adjusted automatically or allowed to be changed manually. A 8x digital zoom increases user control over the movies and pictures you take. A MODE button can let you switch rapidly between taking movies, taking pictures and recording voice. The camera is also ideally suited for using as a PC camera hooked up to your home computer via high speed USB 2.0 port Pre-build 32 MB memory (16MB for firmware function& 16MB for storage media) allows you to take pictures and movies without memory card. The memory card slot allows users to increase the storage capacity up to 1GB. (Quality brand SD/MMC types are strongly recommend.)

‹ Standard Accessories Unpack the package and make sure all standard accessories listed are included:

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Camera

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Power Adaptor

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USB Cable

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AV Cable

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NP60 Battery

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Quick Guide

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CD-ROM ( Driver, Ulead Software and User Manual)

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Earphone

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Strap

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Pouch

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★Front View

Lens

Flash Self-Timer LED

★Rear View/ Key Pad Illustration

Shutter Button Tele-Wide Button Direction Button Mode Button REC/PLAY Button Earphone/AV out Port

TFT LCD Panel

Mini USB/Adaptor Port

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★Side View Strap eyelet Speaker

LCD Panel Cover

★Top/ Bottom View

Microphone Macro Switch

Power Button

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Tripod Mount

Section 2

Getting Up and Running

‹ Loading the Battery Before using the camera, user must load NP60 rechargeable Li-ion battery. 1.

Follow the arrow direction and slide to eject the battery / SD cover.

2. Face the battery up with letter side upward. Follow the battery injection direction according to the correct polarity marks

NP60 Battery

( + or -) and plug the battery into camera. SD Card

3. Closed the battery/SD Card Cover firmly.

Note: NP60 is the widely-used rechargeable Li-ion battery developed by Nokia for mobile phone.

‹ Charging Battery Please fully charge Li-ion Battery via power adaptor for up to ten hours before you use camera for the first time. Please fully charge Li-ion Battery via power adaptor for at least ten hours before using camera. (1) Plug power adaptor cable into USB port. (2) When charging battery, the self-timer LED light keeps blinking. LED light will keep on after battery charge complete. (3) It takes three hours to fully recharge the battery each time.

‹ Inserting and Removing a SD Card（Optional）

The camera comes with 32 MB pre-build memory which allows you to store pictures, movies, recorded voice and music. You can expand the memory capacity by using an optional SD or MMC memory card up to 1GB (Quality brand SD/MMC types are strongly recommend.) To insert a memory card, refer to the figure above and:

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1. Open the battery/SD card cover. 2. Insert the memory card until it locks into position.

To remove an installed SD card, press the card inwards to release it. When the card pops out, gently remove it from its slot.

Note When a memory card is fitted, movies and pictures are saved on card rather than on the built-in memory.

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