Cobra Digital DC360 Manuale utente

Contents

Profile 1

Overview 1

Product Package Contents 1

System Requirements 1

To know Digital Camera 1

Install Battery 2

Software Installation 3

Taking Photos 4

Camera Functions Control 5

Download Photos 7

PC Camera Functions 9

Browse Live 9

Video Conference 10

Appendix1: Specifications 11

Appendix2: Answers of frequent asked 11

“PhotoImpression and Funhouse” User’s Manual 14

Profile 1

Overview

Thank you for purchasing the digital camera. It not only can take photos but also

has the built-in PC camera functions. This camera is equipped with 8MB SDRAM:

if you want the photos in the camera to be downloaded to your computer, you are

only required to connect the USB cable to your computer and your camera; It is

also possible to use the built-in PC camera to hold a video conference via the

internet, enabling you to have a face to face online conversation with others.

Product Package Contents

*Digital Camera *User’s Manual

*Software CD *USB Connector Cable

System Requirement

Microsoft win98 Edition II/2000/ME/XP operation system

125MB or above free hard disk space, 32MB or more RAM

Color Monitor (Suggest at least 800*600 24 bit or above)

Available USB port and CD-ROM

To Know Digital Camera

A. Viewfinder

B. Indicator light

C. Flashing Selection Button

D. Start/Shutter Button

E. Hanging Strap Hole

F. LCD

G. Delete Button

H. Function Button

I. Battery Box

J. Flash Lamp

K. Lens

L. USB Port

Install Battery 1

1.Open the battery box.

2. Load the batteries correctly: when you load the batteries, please place two AA

battery according to the pole directions for batteries on the battery box.

3.Close the battery box cover.

Note:

1. When you use the USB cable to connect the camera with a computer, is

unnecessary to use the batteries because the camera use the power

provided by the computer through the USB interface.

2. Before you use the PC camera functions, please download all photos in the

camera to your computer, which will avoid pictures missing

3. Please pay attention to that the reasonable distance between you eyes and

viewfinder is about 30cm.

Warning

1. Don’t open the battery box at will, and the power cut will cause the

photos in the camera missing.

2. If you don’t use the camera for a long time, please take out of the

batteries for fear of the discharging or corrosion of the batteries.

3. Please don’t put the battery into fire for fear of explosion to cause.

Automatically enter the energy saving status

In order to save the energies of batteries, if the camera is not used in 60s, the

camera will auto enter into the energy saving status.

Software Installation 1

Please do not connect camera to PC while installing the software

drivers.

Please DRIVER DISK CD into CD-ROM tray, the dialog box will appear as

follows:

1. Install PhotoImpression

2. Install Funhouse

3. Install Driver

4. Browse Contents of CD-ROM

5.Exit

You are required to install each application and camera driver. Install

PhotoImpression Software, Funhouse Software & Install Driver.

After installation you may browse the CD or Exit.

Note: For detailed instruction on PhotoImpression and Funhouse software, please

refer to separate instructions enclosed.

If the auto installation fails, you must install them manually.

1. Place the DRIVER DISK CD into the CD-ROM driver

2. Enter E:\autorun.exe (If E is your CD-ROM letter)

3. Follow the directions of the installation wizard.

Taking photos 1

Please be sure batteries installed are fresh before using the camera to take

photos.

1. Load the batteries. Hold down the Start/Shutter Button for 5 seconds

and the camera will give out a “beep” sound indicating the camera is ON.

“Hi000” will display in the LCD.

2. Use the optical viewfinder to view and frame your subject prior to taking

photograph.

3. Hold the camera steadily, and press the shutter button to take photos.

4. When you hear the buzzer beeps once, which indicates you have already

taken a photo, and you can go on taking photos.

5. When the camera is fully loaded with photos, if you press Start/Shutter

button again, the buzzer will give out continuous beeps sound for alarm.

Prompt:

1. When taking photos, the lower sound indicates the failure of shooting.

2. Please hold camera steadily when you are taking photos.

3. The storage of light wills effort the quality of picture.

Camera Functions Control 1

Turn on

Press and hold down the Start/Shutter Button for 5 seconds to turn on.

When connecting to a computer using a USB cable, the camera will power on

automatically.

Using the Flash

Push the flash lamp button to the side close to “ ”, the flash lamp will start to be

recharged and the indicator will be light up. The flash lamp will be light up when it

fully recharged. The flash lamp will work if you press shutter.

Continuous shoot

1. Press Function Button until the “ ” is shown on the LCD.

2. Press the Shutter Button within 5 seconds to continuous shoot.

Prompt:

1. During the continuous shooting period, the incorrect exposure will possibly

appear due to the shortage of rays.

2. During the continuous shooting period, the operation can be executed under

QVGA mode.

3. The photos taken in continuous shoot mode can be downloaded singly.

Delete single photos

1. Press the Delete Button select “ ” icon shown on the LCD display.

2. Press the Shutter Button once within 5 seconds to delete the last photo

taken.

Delete all photos

1. Press the Delete Button select “ ” icon shown on the LCD display.

2. Press the Shutter Button once within 5 seconds to delete all the photos

stored in the camera.

Note: If you don’t press shutter button within 5s,the operation of deleting the

photos in camera will not be executed, and the camera will return to the normal

working state.

Photo Resolution Selection

Note:

The resolution status will always show on the LCD display in small character.

1. Press “Function button” to select “Hi” or “Lo” character show on LCD.

2. “Hi” means SXGA mode 1280*960 pixels; “Lo” means VGA mode 640*480

pixels.

3. When you press the “Function Button” once to switch between the “Hi” and

“Lo” mode. The Hi mode will allow you to take about 26 photos and the Lo

mode will allow you to take about 104 photos.

Photo Storage

The photo can be taken will vary referring to the resolution and compression ratio.

The LCD display will always show the status of resolution and the photo number

has taken unless the Select Button is pressed. The highest storage of photos will

be:26 photos --- “Hi” resolution 104 photos --- “Lo” resolution

Press the Shutter Button to take one photo and the photos taken will be displayed

as a digit on the LCD display. Each consecutive photo taken will increase the

photo number by one digit. As the following:

Note: Each time you change the resolution; the number of photo you have taken

will not change.

Nota:

Download Photos 1

When your photo memory if is at capacity, you may transmit them into your

computer for viewing storage. Meanwhile, you could use “PhotoImpression 4” to

edit/print photos.

1.Plug the other end of the USB cable into a USB port on your computer. When

you heard the buzzer beeps once means USB cable connected well.

2. Double-click the “PhotoImpression4” icon that is on your desktop. This will

launch the “PhotoImpressionTM 4” program.

1.At the bottom of the screen you will see a menu bar that has 5 selections.

Please select the labeled “camera/scanner”

2.This will automatically set your source to “VGA Dual Camera” and your album

to “PI Sample”.

3. Select the labeled “ ” (labeled as “acquire” when you hold the mouse over it).

4.This will start the image acquisition, and will display the picture as a thumbnail in

the photo holder.

5.Selected the photo you want and click “OK” to magnify it.

PC Camera Functions 1

Browse Live

1. Please select (PhotoImpression 4) in the program library of VGA Dual

Camera.

2. Click [video camera] , and the dialog box [capture the images from video

camera] will automatically pop-up.

Functions Introduction

(1). Sources-

You can set the Brightness. Contrast---- device origin, device set and camera

control; and please select (Default).

(2). Format-

You can adjust the resolution and the color mode of images; the color mode is

suggested to select [RGB-24].

(3). Live-

You can browse real-time videos or images.

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