Vivitar ViviCam 3340 - Manuals

Page 2 - Table of Contents

1. INTRODUCTION ...............................................2 SPECIFICATIONS.............................................6 3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA ..................8 4. GETTING STARTED ........................................12 5. INSTALLING DRIVERS AND SOFTWARE .........19 6. TRANSFERRIN...

Page 4 - cloth and wash with water.

Copyright Restrictions Please observe copyright law and restrictions, as your new camera is a recording device. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) status display Your new camera includes an LCD information/status display that contains a small amount of liquid. If the LCD monitor is damaged, please observe...

Page 5 - -3 Operational Cautions

1-3 Operational Cautions Your camera consists of intricate electrical and mechanical components. Avoid exposing the camera to the following conditions: • Extremely damp and dusty places. • Sealed vehicles or places exposed to direct sunlight • Extreme high temperatures or heat. • Mechanical shock or...

Page 6 - -4 Common Accessories

1-4 Common Accessories The following items are normally included with the Vivicam 3340 camera. (Note that accessories may vary by retailer.) 1. AA Batteries (2) 2. Wrist Strap 3. Software CD ROM (Driver and PC Applications) 4. USB Cable 5. Pouch 6. User’s Manual

Page 7 - Camera Specifications; Normal mode: 3 feet to Infinity

2. SPCIFICATIONS 2.1 Camera Specifications • Image resolution: Still images: Fine = 1280 x 1024 (1.3M), Mid = 640 x 480 (VGA); Video = 320 x 240 • Range of Focus: o Normal mode: 3 feet to Infinity o Macro mode: 8 to 10 inches • Internal Memory: 8M SDRAM. Note that 4 MB of memory is allocated to imag...

Page 8 - -2 System Requirements

2-2 System Requirements To operate your camera with your computer the following minimum requirements are suggested. For MAC users, only the USB Mass Storage Device function is available. PC users may use the PC/web cam feature. System Requirements (Windows) OS Microsoft Windows 98SE/Me/2000/XP CPU I...

Page 9 - GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA; Front View

3. GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA 3.1 Identifying the Features: Front View Back View (1) Shutter button (2) Power button (3) Mode button (4) Select button (5) LCD information display (6) Viewfinder window (7) Macro switch (8) USB connector cover (9) Lens (10) Self-timer LED (11) Flash (12) Hand Strap e...

Page 10 - Information and Status LCD; Indicator

3.2 Information and Status LCD Flash: : Off : Auto : Self-timer Image Resolution: : 640x480 : 1280x1024 : Memory Card Indicator White Balance: : Tungsten : Sunny : Fluorescent : Cloudy : Auto

Page 11 - Description

Battery status: : Full battery power : Medium battery power : No/low battery power : Images Number / Function Display 3.3 LED Indicators There are two LEDs on the backside of the camera, below the viewfinder window. Their functions are described in the following table: Indicator/Status Description O...

Page 13 - During operation, if the battery power gets very low,

4. GETTING STARTED • Before using your camera insert two AA batteries into the battery compartment. Note the proper orientation. • During operation, if the battery power gets very low, a warning message “LOW” message will appear on the Status LCD. Please replace the new batteries immediately to ensu...

Page 15 - Operational Functions and Modes; Delete Function

4.3 Operational Functions and Modes Photo (FOTO) Function Delete Function Movie Mode Setup Mode

Page 20 - INSTALLING DRIVERS AND SOFTWARE; Driver Installation – for PC users; The setup program should run automatically. The

5. INSTALLING DRIVERS AND SOFTWARE 5.1 Driver Installation – for PC users Your camera will operate with your computer as a HARD DISK DRIVE (HDD). PC users can enjoy the additional feature of a PC CAMERA (CAM) for a direct (live) video feed to your PC. Make sure to install the camera driver before co...

Page 23 - TRANSFERRING IMAGES TO A COMPUTER

6. TRANSFERRING IMAGES TO A COMPUTER 6.1 Connecting Your Computer Method 1: USB Mass Storage Device (all users) - Your digital camera functions with your computer as if it were a storage device (like a card reader, CD, or floppy disk) device. Follow these steps to use your camera as a mass storage d...

Page 27 - Standard and Large files sizes for images:; Using this dialog

14. Standard and Large files sizes for images: Original Size 640x480(VGA) 1280X1024(1.3M) 15. You may select one or more images. Then, press the Save button (3) to save the selected images into a specific directory. 16. Using this dialog box, you can specify the Directory, Filename, Format and Pictu...

Page 28 - USING YOUR CAMERA AS A PC CAMERA; Install the PC camera driver as described the previous

7. USING YOUR CAMERA AS A PC CAMERA 7.1 Live Camera Video for PC Users - In addition to capturing movies and images, your camera can also act as a video camera for your PC. To use your camera as a PC Camera: 1. Install the PC camera driver as described the previous chapter “Driver Installation” sect...