Vivitar ECam User manual

ECam User Manual and

Quick Reference Guide -

Thank you for purchasing the Vivitar ECam Digital Camera.

Ecam brings to you the ease-of-use of a traditional camera,

combined with high-tech functionality. ECam captures up to 24

images.

Once you have finished taking your images, you may download

and view on your personal computer. From there, you can use

the included image editing software to enhance your images

before you print or email them.

This booklet is divided into two sections. The first section is a

brief guide that will quickly familiarize you with the basic

features and simple operation of ECam. The second section

explains ECam in greater detail.

Section 1 -ECAM Quick Installation Guide

Follow the these steps to get ECam working for you -

Step 1: Install the Battery--

•ECam uses a standard 9-volt DC battery. When Ecam is

put into its package there is a piece of tape over the two

battery terminals. Remove this tape.

•Open the battery compartment. Use your thumb to slide the

battery door open. After you have removed the tape from

the battery terminals, insert the battery into the

compartment. There is a decal inside that shows the proper

way to place the battery. (The round battery terminal faces

down.) Once the battery is in place, replace the cover and

installation is complete!

Step 2: Turn on ECam and Take a Picture--

•Slide the power switch to the right. ECam will beep twice to

tell you that it is OK and ready to take a picture.

•Look at your subject through the view window and press the

shutter button to take a picture. ECam will beep once to tell

you that the picture was taken. If ECam makes three low-

beeps, it is telling you that it was not ready to take a picture.

Try again.

Step 3: Connect ECam to your Computer --

•Plug the large end of the cable that comes with ECam into a

9-pin port on the back of your computer.

•Plug the small end of the ECam cable into the data port on

ECam

Step 4: Install the Software --

•Install the Live Pix Looney Tunes software. (You only need

to do this once.) Insert the CD-ROM into your CD drive. It

should run automatically. Follow the screen messages to

finish the installation. If it does not run automatically see

detailed instructions. Don't forget to run the LivePix tutorial!

Step 5: Download your Pictures --

•Start Live Pix Looney Tunes software. Click on the small

Ecam icon to download your pictures into the Looney Tunes

Software. You are now ready to insert your pictures into

any one of the many Looney Tune project templates. Have

fun!

Getting to Know ECam -

1. On/Off switch -Slide to the right to turn ECam on. When

ECam turns on you will hear two short beeps. Slide to the

left to turn ECam off.

2. Shutter button -Press to take a picture. Every time you

take a picture ECam beeps once.

3. Lens -Ecam looks through the lens to take a picture.

4. Battery compartment -The 9 V battery goes behind this

door. To open the battery door slide it downward.

5. Self-Timer Button -To use the self-timer first press and hold

the self timer button, and then press the shutter button. The

RED LED will blink ten times. Then ECam takes a picture.

6. Self-timer LED -This RED LED will blink ten times before

ECam takes a timed-picture.

7. Data Port -When you connect ECam to your computer,

plug the small end of the cable into the top hole. This hole

is labeled "I 0 I 0 I". That’s the computer symbol for data.

8. AC adapter Port -If you have an AC adapter, plug it into the

bottom hole.

9. View finder -Look through here before taking a picture.

10. Speaker -When Ecam has something to tell you it make

sounds from this tiny speaker.

11. Tripod socket -On the bottom of ECam is a place where

you can mount ECam onto a tripod. This is often used with

the self-timer feature.

12. Memory Full LED -When memory is full, this LED will turn

red. This tells you to STOP taking pictures and download

the ones you have taken to your computer.

Section 2 -ECam User Manual Contents --

What Comes with ECam?7

What is on the CD-ROM? 7

How do I take a Picture with ECam? 8

How many Pictures Can ECam take? 9

How do I know when ECam's Memory is Full? 9

How do I Erase Pictures so I can take more? 10

What do the red LEDs Mean?10

What do the Sounds Mean? 11

How do I Usethe Self-Timer?12

Let's Talk About Batteries…….12

What kind of Computer do I need? 14

How do I ConnectECam to My Computer?15

How to get ECam Pictures to my Computer? 16

What are ECam's Technical Specifications?17

Trouble Shooting and Support 18

Warranty Policy 20

FCC Notice 23

Cautions and Warnings 24

What Comes with ECam?

ECam comeswith the following items –

•ECam Digital Still Camera with Hand Strap

•ECam User Booklet

•Live Pix Looney Tunes Photo Print Studio CD-ROM

•Looney Tune Software Template Booklet

•A cable which connects Ecam to your PC

•9 Volt battery

What is on the CD-ROM?

The CD-ROM contains Looney Tunes Photo Print Studio.

Looney Tunes is a project-oriented software that allows you to

take the images from your ECam and place them creatively into

projects and templates which feature your favorite Warner

Brothers Looney Tunes characters. The version of Looney

Tunes on your CD is optimized to work directly with ECam.

The CD-ROM includes an impressive instructional tutorial which

will show you how to use Looney Tunes Photo Print Studio.

How do I take a Picture with ECam?

Taking a picture with ECam is easy. Simply turn ECam on, look

at your subject through the viewfinder, and press the shutter

button.

1. Turn ECam onby sliding the Power button (Item 1) to the

right. When the camera powers-up, you will hear two short

beeps ("beep-beep").

2. Look through the viewfinder (Item 9).

3. To take a picture, press the shutter button (item 2), just

like a traditional camera. Each time ECam takes a picture

successfully you will hear a single "beep". This is called the

confirmation tone. ECam is very fast. ECam can save your

images almost as fast as you can press the shutter again!

Note: If by chance, ECam is not quite ready to take the next

picture you will hear three short "boop" tones ("boop-boop-

boop). ECam is telling you that it is not ready -or -it is too dark

to take a good picture.

How many Pictures Can ECam take?

ECam can hold twenty-four (24) pictures. When ECam's

memory is full, the red LED (item 12) will be bright, steady red.

Once ECam's memory is filled, you must erase them before

taking new ones. After your erase these 24 pictures you can

reuse ECam's memory over and over thousands of times. It's

like have an endless roll of film! To save your images

permanently, transfer them from ECam to your PC.

A technical note just for Kids: ECam's memory is "volatile". This

means that ECam requires a small amount of battery power to

keep your pictures in memory. If you remove or change the

battery you will loose your images.

How do I Know when ECam'sMemory is Full?

ECam has two ways of telling you that memory is full.

1) After you have taken your twentieth (20th)image you will

hear a warning tone. After you take the 20th picture you will

hear the normal single beep (the confirmation tone),

immediately followed by a short burst of four short beeps.

2) After you have taken your twenty-fourth (24th)image you will

see the red LED on the back of ECam turn bright red.

ECam is saying, "Stop! Memory is full."

How do I Erase Pictures so I can take more?

Erasing old pictures is simple. There are three ways.

1) Every time you transfer images from ECam to your

computer, the images will be moved out of ECam to your

computer and now ECam is "empty" and ready to take 24

more images.

2) If ECam's memory is full, the red LED on the back (item 12)

will be a bright,steady. You can erase all 24 images if you

hold the shutter button (item 2) for more than three

seconds. You will hear many rapid beeps and the Red LED

will turn off. ECam memory is now empty.

3) You can open the battery door and remove the battery for

several seconds. This will erase all images in ECam's

memory even if memory was not full.

What do the red LEDs Mean?

If you see this -ECam is saying -

The LED on the back of ECam

is a bright, steady RED ECam'smemory is full. All 24

images have been taken

The LED on the front of ECam

is flashing ECam is going to take a picture in

self timer mode, after the tenth

flash

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