User manual VTECH KIDIZOOM PLUS

[. . . ] User's Manual INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing the VTech® Kidizoom PlusTM!Take and edit pictures, make videos and play fun games on this sleek, easy to use and durable digital camera!Kidizoom PlusTM has real 2. 0 mega pixel resolution so your pictures will be clearer and better than ever!Kidizoom PlusTM can also be connected to a TV so you can view your photos and movies or play games on a TV screen. [. . . ] To format and erase all the data in the selected memory, press the Delete button . Flickering Here you can set the flicker rate to 60 Hz for USA and Canada, and 50Hz for EU countries. When the flickering is correctly set, it will help avoid any flicker on the photos taken. If you travel to another country, please reset the flicker setting to the correct setting for best photo results. . CD-ROM The included CD-ROM contains the Kidizoom PlusTM Photo Editor. A Mac®-compatible version of the Kidizoom PlusTM Photo Editor and Kidizoom PlusTM Activities . Tools & Settings Restorer is available for download. Insert the CD-ROM into your Mac® computer, and follow the link to download the Kidizoom PlusTM Mac® Tools from our Web site: http:// www. vtechkids. com/support_downloads. cfm If you choose to install the Photo Editor on your computer, you can add additional fun photo frames and stamps to your photos, as well as add distortion and kaleidoscope effects and view the photos with animation. Please see the Read Me and Help sections of the VTech® Kidizoom PlusTM Photo Editor for more details and user instructions. . KIDIZOOM PLUSTM RESTORER A program to restore your Kidizoom PlusTM camera to factory settings is available for download. Go to the downloads section of our Web site at: http://www. vtechkids. com/ support_downloads. cfm and choose either a PC or Mac® version of Kidizoom PlusTM Tools to download. If you find your Kidizoom PlusTM fails to work even after reading through the Trouble Shooting section below, you can use the Kidizoom PlusTM Restorer program to restore your Kidizoom PlusTM to its factory settings. Please see the Read Me and Help sections of the Kidizoom PlusTM Restorer for more details and user instructions. Note: the Kidizoom PlusTM Restorer tools will erase all data in the internal memory of the Kidizoom PlusTM and will restore the unit to its factory settings. Please backup any data on your Kidizoom PlusTM before you start the restorer program. Note: the Kidizoom PlusTM Restorer is to be used to restore the Kidizoom PlusTM camera ONLY. Do not use this restorer program on any other models of VTech® cameras. Care & Maintenance 0 Minimum Hardware Requirements of CD-ROM Installation · · · · Pentium® 4, 1 GHz or above 1024x768 24-bit Graphics Card Windows® 2000 SP3+/XP/Vista Mac OS® X 10. 4 or above CARE & MAINTENANCE 1. Keep the camera clean by wiping it with a slightly damp cloth. Keep the camera out of direct sunlight and away from any direct heat source. Remove the batteries when the camera is not in use for an extended period of time. Do not drop the camera on a hard surface and do not expose it to or immerse it in water. WARNING A very small percentage of the public, due to an existing condition, may experience epileptic seizures or momentary loss of consciousness when viewing certain types of flashing colours or patterns, especially on television. While Kidizoom PlusTM does not contribute to any additional risks, we do recommend that parents supervise their children while they play video games. [. . . ] Try moving back to take the picture, or change the flash setting to off. You can change the flash settings in camera mode by pressing the delete button. Please see the Flash section above on page 2 for more details. Question : When connecting the camera to the USB port, I get the message "USB device not recognized, one of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned and Windows® does not recognize it. " I am running Windows® XP. Answer: This is most likely a hardware or OS issue. A number of consumers have reported this problem with their computers not recognizing mass storage devices of all kinds. [. . . ]