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2.  Insert 2 AAA 1.5v (user-supplied) batteries into the compartment, noting the

correct polarity as illustrated inside the compartment.

Choosing an Operation

Press and hold the Mode button (

2, Fig. 1

) for 3 to 5 seconds to turn on the

camera. Press the Mode button to display the operation icons on the LCD.
When the desired icon is displayed, press the Shutter button (

3, Fig. 1

)  to

select that operation. The following example demonstrates how to use these
buttons. See Part IV, Operation, for a description of the operations.

Taking Pictures and Movies

1. Press and hold down the Mode button for 3 to 5 seconds to turn on the

camera. The camera will beep and the camera icon displays on the LCD.
The counter, battery life, and resolution icons also display. 

2. Point the binoculars at an object. You may use the focus knob to focus the

image in the binocular, but keep in mind that the camera has a fixed focus
and is not affected by the focus knob.

3. Press the Shutter button. Note that the counter has advanced to "001." You

have now taken your first picture.

4. Press the Mode button once and the Video mode icon displays.
5. Point the binoculars at the scene you wish to film. Press the Shutter button.

The camera now captures a movie . Note that the counter keeps counting as
you film. Press the Shutter button again to stop recording the movie. Note
that the counter stops.

6. You can change the resolution of the pictures you capture. The first time

you turn on the camera, it displays the High Resolution icon. This is the
default mode. To change the resolution, keep pressing the Mode button until
the Low Resolution icon displays. Then press the Shutter button to select
Low Resolution. Low resolution allows you to capture more images with
your camera.

7. Press and hold down the Mode button for 3 to 5 seconds to turn off the 

camera. If you do not perform an operation for 30 seconds, the camera 
switches to sleep mode. Press Mode to "wake up" the camera. If you wish to
download your pictures, see  Part VI, Downloading and Software installation.

To sum up: Use the Mode button to cycle through the operation icons. Then
press the Shutter button to select the displayed operation. Also, use the Shutter
button to take a picture and to begin or end the recording of a movie.

As you press the Mode button, the operation icons display on-screen in the 
following order:  Camera, Video , Resolution, Compression, Selftimer, Erase
Last Image, and Erase All Images.  The next press returns you to Camera.

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Summary of Contents for 8 x 22 VGA CaptureView

Page 1: ...eye Eye damage is often painless so there is no warning to the observer that damage has occurred until it is too late Do not point the binocular at or near the Sun Children should always have adult supervision while observing Page 1 Fig 1 Top View 1 Eyepieces 2 Mode Button 3 Shutter Button 4 LCD Panel 5 Objective Lens 6 Barrel Fig 2 Front View 7 Camera Lens d g e c h f g b f Meade DB1 InstMnl 0613...

Page 2: ...lars Take pictures and movies and view them on your PC Transfer pictures and movies to your PC for easy printing editing enhancing and manipulating E mail pictures to your friends and family LCD display panel indicates status for ease in selecting and performing desired operations Important Note Please remove the batteries when not using the camera Failure to remove batteries will result in lost p...

Page 3: ...nd 2 Choose an object that is at least 50 feet 15m away 3 Looking with just your left eye rotate the Center Focus Knob 10 Fig 3 until the object you are viewing is in best focus 4 Looking with just your right eye rotate the Diopter Scale 9 Fig 3 until the object you are viewing is in best focus 5 Now looking with both eyes with a turn of the Center Focus Knob both far and near objects can easily b...

Page 4: ... Press the Shutter button The camera now captures a movie Note that the counter keeps counting as you film Press the Shutter button again to stop recording the movie Note that the counter stops 6 You can change the resolution of the pictures you capture The first time you turn on the camera it displays the High Resolution icon This is the default mode To change the resolution keep pressing the Mod...

Page 5: ...e icon and press the Mode button The icon flashes Press the Mode button again to erase the last captured image or movie Erase All Display the Delete All Images icon and press the Mode button The icon flashes Press the Mode button again to erase all the images and movies Resolution Options CaptureView provides two Resolution settings High and Low You can take more pictures in the Low Quality mode t...

Page 6: ... with 2MB of RAM for minimum 16 bit High Color display 5 4x CD ROM drive 6 USB port 1 1 7 600MB of free hard drive space If you have questions regarding your PC system specifications please contact your PC manufacturer VI Downloading and Software Installation Driver Installation Note DirectX 8 1 or higher must be installed on your PC before you can download images If you do not have DirectX 8 1 or...

Page 7: ...View Manager 7 Click on the CaptureView Manager Manual button to display the on screen instruction manual for the CaptureView Manager software Other Software The CD ROM also includes other software programs by Ulead that will assist you in editing your images allow you to transfer images to email and provide you with other useful functions Ulead Photo Express Photo Explorer and Cool 360 and Captur...

Page 8: ...dure outlined in this section VII Maintenance Operating Environment 41 to 104 F 5 to 40 C 20 85 relative humidity non condensing Care of your CaptureView 1 Never immerse CaptureView into any fluid or liquid Remove dust or stains with a soft cloth dampened with water or neutral detergent Keep in a dry and cool dust free environment or a container when it is NOT used Do not spray liquid cleaners dir...

Page 9: ...s Camera aperture f 4 0 fixed lens Camera optimum range 49 ft to infinity Memory 16MB SDRAM Storage capacity at each resolution 640 x 480 400 images 320 x 260 1600 images Operating system requirements Windows 98 2000 Me XP Interface type USB Display LCD Weight 9 7 oz 276g Product dimensions 4 75 W x 2 4 H x 4 25 D Batteries user supplied Two x AAA 1 5V alkaline Accessories USB cable instructions n...

Page 10: ... disclaimed are hereby limited to a term of one year from the date of original retail pur chase This warranty gives you specific rights You may have other rights which vary from state to state Meade reserves the right to change product specifications or to discontinue productions without prior notice This warranty supersedes all previous Meade binocular warranties ANY RETURN MADE IN THE U S A UNDE...

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