User manual POLAROID PMID4311

[. . . ] If the camera has been dropped or its case has been damaged, turn the power off. There are no user serviceable parts in the camera: DO NOT DISASSEMBLE!Do not place the camera on unstable surfaces. This may cause the camera to fall or tilt over, causing damage. [. . . ] Power up the camera and set it to the Motion-Detect Video Recording mode. (See section titled “Selecting Image- Taking Modes” to select Mode 3. ) In this mode, the camera will automatically take video clips of moving objects for a preset length of 10 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes. It will save each clip in its own file and immediately continue recording another clip of the same length; it will be saved in its own file, and the process will repeat until you stop the recording process. If the flash card becomes full, the camera will delete the first recorded clip and overwrite it with the most current video. This procedure is called “loop recording” and 5 POLAROID PMID4311 USER GUIDE it will affect previously recorded video clips and still photos. To prevent the camera from looping (writing over previously recorded images), you can program it to stop all recording when the flash card is full. To do this, advance to the section in this manual titled “Setting The System Parameters. Power up the camera and set it to the motion-detect photo-taking mode. The camera will take a still photo each time it senses subject movement. Recording photos of subjects in motion will continue until the user presses the Execute Button . 20, you can view and save real-time video to your computer. Note: The camera’s LED Lighting Panel can be used to enhance video quality. Insert the USB cable into your computer and the other end of the cord into the camera’s USB 2. The camera will turn itself on and enter its Standby Mode. The camera can be used as described in previous sections. NOTE: If the camera turns turns itself off due to nonuse, remove the USB charging cord, wait 5 seconds and reconnect the cable. Connect the A/V Cable to the camera’s A/V Out Jack and the other end to the video input of a TV receiver as follows: Yellow to the TV’s video input jack and White to the TV’s audio input jack. Change the TV’s input to select the composite Video In terminals. (If in doubt, consult the TV’s user’s manual. ) Turn the camera on and both the red and blue button lights will turn on; the last photo or video will be displayed. To play the recorded files manually, press the Up Button or Down Button to navigate through the images. [. . . ] To choose an item, quickly press the Execute Button . Use the Up Button and Down Button to choose a parameter setting. After making your selection, quickly press the Execute Button to record your choice. Repeat steps 6 and 7 to set parameters for the following items: QUALITY-Fine, Standard, Economy (This sets the video resolution. [. . . ]