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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Orion eView 8x32 LCD
Digital Camera-Binocular
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ON/MODE button LCD screen Function Selection buttons (up and down) Focus knob
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3. Close the battery cover. Introduction The eView has a battery level display in the upper right cor- The eView is a full-featured binocular with an integrated digi- ner of the LCD status screen (appears when the eView is tal camera. The camera’s field of view matches what you see turned on). When the battery is too low, you will hear a long in the binoculars, so you can keep the sights and scenes for beep and the eView will turn off after 10 seconds. later. Great for travel, concerts/sp
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Taking a Picture Using the Camera Taking a picture with the eView is simple to do. Once you have identified the object you wish to take a picture of in the bin- System Requirements oculars, simply follow these instructions to capture the image In order to view and download images from the camera to with the camera: your computer, your PC must meet the following system 1. Flip up the eView’s LCD screen (Figure 1). requirements: 2. Turn the eView on by pressing the ON/MODE button for 3 Wind
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framed is at least that distance away, or the focus of the image Turning the eView Off will not be sharp. With the camera in preview mode, press the ON/MODE but- ton. This will take you to the eView’s internal menu. Then use Reviewing Images on the LCD Screen the up and down Function Selection buttons to scroll to the After you have taken several pictures, you may want to review “Power Off” menu selection. Press the CAMERA/SET button, the images stored in the SD card to determine which ones
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To view the movie, you must download the video to your com- can select between 50Hz and 60Hz, depending upon the fre- puter (see “Downloading Image Files” section). You can then quency of the lighting used. use a variety of video viewing programs, such as Windows 1. With the camera in preview mode, press the ON/MODE Media Player, to watch your movie. button. This will take you to the eView’s internal menu. 2. Use the up and down Function Selection buttons to scroll Using the eView as a Web
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Cleaning and Care of Binoculars Indoor fluorescent frequency: Can select 50 Hz or 60 Hz The lens surfaces of the eView are coated with anti-reflection Digital video: Up to 80 seconds in length coatings that can be damaged with careless handling. Avoid Video resolution: 320x240, 12 Fps AVI format touching lens surfaces with fingers or any coarse material. All Web cam: “Real-time” images and video optics, even if stored, must be cleaned approximately twice a can be acquired by PC year or
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One-Year Limited Warranty ™ This Orion eView 8x32 LCD Digital Camera-Binocular is warranted against defects in materials or work- manship for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty is for the benefit of the original retail purchaser only. During this warranty period Orion Telescopes & Binoculars will repair or replace, at Orion’s option, any warranted instrument that proves to be defective, provided it is returned postage paid to: Orion Warranty Repair, 89 Hangar Way, W
