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DXG-502 User's Manual
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Table of Contents ■Precautions Safety Precautions ......................................................................................................................................... 4 Precautions Before Use ................................................................................................................................. 4 Precautions for Operation...........................................................................................................................
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Table of Contents LCD Screen ................................................................................................................................................. 31 Optical Zoom / Digital Zoom ...................................................................................................................... 31 Flash ............................................................................................................................................................ 32
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Table of Contents Description on Menu ................................................................................................................................... 54 Deletion ..................................................................................................................................................... 54 Delete One ................................................................................................................................................. 54
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Precautions Safety Precautions The supplied Software CD is designed exclusively for a PC. Playing the CD on a stereo or audio CD player may damage the player. This is a sophisticated electronic device. Do not disassemble the unit; the inside contain high-voltage components can cause an electrical shock or fire hazard. To reduce the risk of fire, do not store this product in direct sunlight for long periods of time. Precautions Before Use Take some test shots before ta
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Precautions Do not open the battery cover when the power is on. If water has entered the camera, turn the power OFF and remove the batteries immediately. How to maintain the camera: 1. If the lens, LCD monitor, or viewfinder surface is dirty, use a lens brush or soft cloth to wipe it clean. Do not touch the lens with your fingers. 2. To avoid scratching the lens, LCD monitor, or viewfinder surface, do not use any hard or abrasive object to touch the camera. 3. Do not use any dete
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Package Contents Please check the package contents. Please contact your dealer right away in case of any item missed. 1. Digital Camera 2. User Manual 3. Wrist Strap 5. USB /TV-OUT 6. Camera Leather 4. Lens Cap CABLE Case 7. Software CD 8. AA NiMH Batteries x2 with Charger 6
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Digital Camera Overview Product Overview Front View (1) Self-timer/ Programmer/Timer (2) Shutter Button (3) Flash (4) Image Sensor (5) Viewfinder (6) Lens ■Shutter Press the shutter button to take photos and start video recording. ■Lens Cap Remove the lens cape before turning on the camera. Refit the cape when the camera is powered off to protect the lens and keep dust out. ■USB Cover Open the USB cover, which has a slot for both USB and TV-Out cables.
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Digital Camera Overview (Continued) (1) Viewfinder (2) Photo Mode Back View (3) Video Mode (4) Review Mode (5) Setup Mode (6) Power Switch (7) Reduction Key (8) Magnifier Key (9) Mode dial (10) Wrist Strap Buckle (11) Confirm/Function Button (12) Flash Button (13) Menu button (14) Battery Cover (15) Memory Card Slot (16) LCD Screen (17) Speaker (18) USB/TV-OUT Slot 8
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Digital Camera Overview (Continued) Button Operation ■Mode Switch There are four modes available, including Photo Mode , Video Mode , Review Mode and Setup Mode . The LED indicates which mode is in use. ■Menu button This displays the selection menu for each of the modes. For details, please refer to menu descriptions in each mode. ■Flash Button There are six selections for the flash mode. Refer to the flash setting for greater detail. ■Multiple Controller Besides the
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Battery Usage Inserting/Changing Batteries Turn the digital camera off and follow the instructions below. Slide the battery cover in the direction of Follow the instruction labeled on the the arrow and lift it open as shown. inside of the battery compartment door and insert the batteries as indicated. Close the battery cover. To avoid any possible damage, be gentle when ! opening and closing the battery compatment. 10
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Memory Card and Built-in Memory Loading the Memory Card Turn the camera off and follow the instructions below. Press the memory card in all the way. Orient the memoray card as shown, and insert it into the slot. Removing the Memory Card Turn the digital camera off and follow the instructions below. Pull the memory card out as shown. Gently push the card in and it will eject automatically. 11
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Memory Card and Built-in Memory(Continued) This product can use an SD or MMC memory card, ! with memory capacity ranging from 16MB to 512 MB. The memory card can only fit in one direction. Do not use excessive force when installing into a memory card socket; too much force could cause damage. If the memory card is unreadable, wipe its metal side with a soft, dry cloth and install it again. Make sure to unlock the memory card before inserting. Otherwise, the camera will dis
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Memory Card and Built-in Memory(Continued) After installing the memory card, the screen will display an icon under normal status. If it displays (indicating that the built-in memory is in use), please refer to the following four possible reasons and resolutions. The memory card format is unrecognizable. Back up the data on the memory card to a PC and re-format the memory card. A poor connection is being made with the card contacts. Wipe the card contacts clean with a dry sof
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Adjusting the Wrist/Lens Straps Follow the illustrations below to secure the camera strap. Put the wrist strap through the wrist Pull one end of the strap through the strap post. other and tighten it. Put the lens strap through the lens Pull the other end of the strap through strap post. the other side of the lens strap post and tighten it. Finally, pull the lens cap through and Put one end of the lens strap through tighten it. the camera strap post. 14
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Turning on the Camera and Lights Power Press the Power button to turn on the camera and press it again to turn it off. This camera features a power-saving mode, it switchs off automatically when there is no action within a preset time. ! Please refer to the Setup mode/Power Saving for details. Battery Capacity Meter The battery capacity meter on the camera screen indicates: : Full (This icon dissappears 5 seconds after entering the mode.) : Half (This icon
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Turning on the Camera and Lights (Continued) Low battery level adversley affects the recharge of the flash. ! Use fully-charged batteries for best results. The camera cannot opperate under a certain power level. Use fully charged batteries to make sure the camera doesn’t shut ! off. Lights Descriptions of the front Flashing Unit and the back mode status indicator. Indicators Description This indicates the current mode you are Mode Status Indicator Yellow/Red
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Setting the Date,Time and Language Use the Mode dial to enter the Setup ( ) Mode. Setting Date and Time This camera can record the date and time on pictures. Be sure to set the correct date and time before taking pictures. Please refer to Setup Mode on page 21 for more details. Setting Language Select the language of your choice; the options include English, Traditional Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish. 17
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Basic Operations LCD Monitor The LCD screen is used to frame the picture, adjust settings, and review pictures and videos. It is normal that the LCD screen looks darker under direct sunlight or bright light. Info/Hint Press the button to enter the Info page. Press the botton again to provide a Hint that offers descriptions of functions of buttons. For example: Current status of settings Description of each active function. 18
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Basic Operations Description of Button Functions On the bottom of the LCD screen there are button function directions, which describe what the buttons do. Icons Description Center of the Multiple controller Up/down/left/right of the multiple controller Flash Button Menu button Zoom button Zoom in/Zoom out Sound Recording Mode/Sound Recording Menu Set/Enter Delete/Back Increase/ Decrease Play/ Stop Volume/ Print Menu In the Photo/V
