VistaQuest BN-0630A Manual de usuario
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BN-06X30A DIGITAL CAMERA/BINOCULAR
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Contents
1. Introduction 3
2. Specifications 5
3. Operation 9
4. Software Installation 15
5. Maintenance 17
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1. Introduction
BN-06X30A is a unique combination of a binocular and
digital camera. It is designed for simple operational
utility with these features:
o Fully functional binocular
o Integral Digital Camera offering:
Digital-still image capture of the scene
Continuous shooting (movie) mode – up to 3 seconds
USB Connectivity to your computer
Self-Timer with 10 second delay
Automatic exposure and white balance control
Automatic Power-off/Power Management
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1.1 Package Contents
The DSC2 Digital Binocular kit typically includes the
following items:
1. Digital camera/binocular
2. Binocular carrying pouch
3. Binocular neck strap
4. Two AAAbatteries
5. Cleaning cloth
6. CD ROM with application software
7. USB cable
8. Instruction Manual*
9. Warranty card
Please note that inclusions and accessories will vary depending upon
your retailer.
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2. Specifications –BN-06X30A
Binocular
Magnification 6X
Angle of View (degrees) 6º
Objective Lens Diameter 1.2 in (30 mm)
Nearest Observing Distance 118 in (3 meters)
Product Dimension Size 4.5x4.3x2.4 in (115 x 110 x 60 mm)
Weight (without batteries) 8 Ounce (210 grams)
Digital Camera
Image Resolution (still images) High=640X480 Pixels
low=320X240 Pixels
Image Storage 20 images (High), 70 images (Low)
Internal Memory 2 MB
Lens Aperture F2.5
Focus Length 0.24 in (6 mm)
Angle of View (degrees) 60º
Range of Focus 19.7 in (0.5 meter) to infinity
Exposure & White Balance Automatic
Power 2 x AAA batteries
Operation System Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP
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2.1 Product Features:
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2.2 LCD Display
Digital camera modes and functions are presented on the information LCD
display on the top of the binocular frame. Press and hold the Menu button
for three seconds to power-on the camera. The camera will beep as it
powers-up. The camera will display the current resolution setting (example:
Hi), and the maximum number of images that you can take based upon
available memory (example: 70). Press the Menu button (repeatedly) to
scroll through the digital camera options . The meaning of each symbol is
as follows:
Display Meaning Operation
Number of images
remaining
Press Shutter to take one picture, the counter will
decrease by one
Turn off Press Shutter to turn off the digital camera
Self-timer Press Shutter to invoke 10-second self-timer. The
camera beeps and LED blinks.
Movie Capture Press and hold Shutter to begin Movie capture，LED
flashes. Release Shutter to stop Movie capture
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Clear All Images To delete all images in memory, Press Shutter once to
start deletion, the LCD will blink. Press Shutter again
to confirm your decision – red LED blinks once and the
camera beeps once to confirm.
Resolution setting Press Shutter to toggle between High Res (640X480)
and Low Res (320 x 240)
Continuous
shooting
Press Shutter once and shots are taken 3 times in a
row
Note: The sequence of the digital camera menu presentation is the same as
this table. When the batteries are low, the LCD display will blink and the
camera will automatically turn off.
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3. Binocular Operation
Adjusting the Pupil Distance
Hold the two barrels of the binocular in each hand. Pull the barrels
together or apart until you see a single circular field with both eyes. This is
the best inter-pupillary distance for observation.
Focusing the Binocular
1. Close your right eye and look through the binocular at an object.
Rotate the right ocular Diopter ring until the object is sharp and clear
to your left eye.At this point the object is in focus for your left eye.
2. Close your left eye and look through the binocular at the same object
with your right eye. Rotate the left Diopter ring until the object is sharp
and clear. At this point the object is in focus for both eyes.
After the diopter setting is made, you may focus upon any object and take
images.
Rubber Eyecups
Without eyeglasses, place your eyes against the rubber eyecups while
observing through the binocular. For best results with eyeglasses, fold
down the rubber eyecups and place your glasses directly against the
rubber eyepieces while observing through the binocular.
Caution: Never observe or shoot into the Sun.
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3.1 Digital Camera Operation
The DSC2 digital camera has two imaging modes: still image mode and
movie mode.
3.1.1 Still Image Mode (for shooting individual frames) -
Press the Menu button to turn on the camera and observe the LCD
display. If there is no symbol on the LCD, the battery must be
replaced.
Make camera adjustments as described in section 2.2.
Look through the binocular and locate an object to shoot.
Press the Shutter button to capture an image.
Note that the camera has automatic power-off function. It is
suggested that you select an object through the binocular before
you turn on the camera.
Confirm that your image was stored. The image counter in the LCD
display will decrement by one after an image is captured.
You can delete all the previous images at any time.
Still Images are stored in JPG file format, in camera memory.
Note: The camera performs best with good lighting conditions. Avoid shooting in
conditions of strong back lighting, use lens hood in strong lighting conditions.
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