User manual PHILIPS DMVC300K

[. . . ] Philips FunCam Instructions for use 2 ENGLISH Philips FunCam DMVC 300K The Philips FunCam DMVC 300K you have just purchased is manufactured to the highest standards and will give you years of trouble-free use. This new digital camera is the most advanced means of recording high quality movies or still photos quickly and easily on your PC or laptop computer. After installation the camera can be used as a: · PC camera for video chat and video mail; · digital camera for taking high quality photos; · video camera for capturing video clips. Please read the following instructions carefully. [. . . ] Press the Mode button until appears on the display. 3 Press the Shutter button within 5 seconds to start video recording. Keep the Shutter button pressed for as long as you wish the recording to last (maximum recording time is 35 seconds). > When the Shutter button is released, recording will stop and Contionuous Snap mode is disabled. Clearing photos and video recordings Clearing the last stored photo/video recording 1 Make sure the camera is turned on. 2 Press the Mode button until appears on the display. ENGLISH 21 3 Press the Shutter button to enter Clear Last mode. 4 > You will hear a beep. The camera is now in Clear Last mode. Press the Shutter button again within five seconds to confirm that you wish to clear the last stored photo/video recording. > You will hear a beep when the last stored photo/video recording has been cleared from the memory. Clearing all photos/video recordings 1 Press the Mode button until appears on the display. 2 Press the Shutter button to enter Clear All mode. 3 > You will hear an alarm sound, notifying you that the camera is in Clear All mode and that all Photos/video recordings will be cleared. Press the Shutter button again within five seconds to confirm that you wish to clear all photos/video recordings from the memory. > You will hear a beep when all photos/video recordings have been cleared from the memory. 22 ENGLISH Transferring photos/video clips to your PC 1 2 3 Make sure the PC is turned on and that `Philips FunCam drivers' and `Philips Photo Manager' are installed. Connect the desktop stand to the PC: · Connect the USB plug of the USB/Microphone cable to the USB port of the PC. Place the camera's USB connector on the USB connector in the desktop stand. Push it down gently until it clicks into position. > You will hear a beeping sound and the Power LED lights up blue. > The camera turns on automatically and appears on the display. > The following screen will appear. 4 If you wish to start transferring press `YES' > The following screen will appear. 5 Select the photos you wish to transfer and press `OK' ENGLISH 23 > If the transfer is complete the following screen will appear. Note!If the `Philips FunCam' screen does not appear you can start `Philips Photo Manager' and click on the 'Get Photo' icon. Select your camera (Philips FunCam) to start the transfer. Using the camera as PC-camera (webcam) 1 Be sure to run the installation CD first, before connecting the camera to the PC. 2 3 4 Turn on the PC. Connect the desktop stand to the PC: · Connect the USB plug of the USB/Microphone cable to the USB port of the PC. · Connect the 3. 5 mm jack plug the USB/Microphone cable to the audio input of the PC. Place the camera's USB connector on the USB connector in the desktop stand. Push it down gently until it clicks into position. > You will hear a beeping sound and the Power LED lights up blue. > appears on the display and the camera turns on automatically. > The camera can now be used as a PC-camera (webcam) and photos and video clips can be transferred to the PC. See chapters `Transferring/viewing photos and video clips', `NetMeeting' and `Philips VRecord'. The Philips FunCam works with Microsoft® MSN Messenger and Yahoo!® Messenger. 24 ENGLISH 6. [. . . ] This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. [. . . ]