User manual POLAROID XS20

[. . . ] As supplied herein, the XS20 can be mounted on all kinds of helmets and any many types of handlebars. Check the site frequently for new accessories. Make sure the XS20 back cover is inserted fully and completely sealed before use. If foreign objects or water enter the camera, turn the power off. [. . . ] As with video recording, you can stop loop recording. To do this, advance to the section in this manual titled “Setting The System Parameters. ” The camera includes 8 bright-white LEDs to illuminate your subject. To operate the LEDs, press the Light Button . The first time Light Button is pressed, all 8 LEDs will switch on. The second use of Light Button will reduce the light output to 4 LEDs. The third use of Light Button will return the light panel to its off position. The light panel will operate in any of the four picture-taking modes; it will not work while in the TV-Out Playback Mode. Downloading Your Images Method 1: Using the camera to view the files 1. With the camera in its “Off” mode, connect the USB Cable between your computer and the camera’s USB2. The camera will turn on automatically, and Windows Explorer will recognize a new removable disk. You can review the photos and videos in the folders labeled “DCIM/100DSCIM” and play them using Windows Media Player or an equivalent program. Note: If your computer is equipped with USB version 1. 1, copy the video files to your computer desktop and then play them to avoid ragged playback. 6 POLAROID XS20 USER GUIDE Method 2: Viewing files directly from the flash card 1. Remove the memory card from the camera’s MicroSd Card Slot 0 . Insert the MicroSD card into an SD card adapter (not supplied). Insert the card adapter into the SD card slot of your computer’s integrated card reader or external card reader (not supplied). Open Windows Explorer and click on the removable disk letter assigned to your card reader’s SD slot and double click the files you wish to view. Install the driver program from the CD Software Disk. Turn the camera on; after the vibration stops, connect the camera to your computer using the USB Cable . Using third-party application software, such as the freeware program AMcap 9. [. . . ] Fine consumes the most memory; Economy creates the smallest files but has the Setting The System Parameters 2. ) 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). [. . . ]