SiPix STYLECAM EXTREME User manual

Brand: SiPix

Model: STYLECAM EXTREME

Type: User manual

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SiPix STYLECAM EXTREME boasts a 1/2" CMOS with 2.1 million pixels, a 3.0MP enhanced resolution, an image resolution up to 2048x1536, and video resolution up to 1280x1024. It has a 4X digital zoom with a focal range of 39” (1.0m – infinity) and a macro range of 5.9” – 7.9” (15-20cm). It supports superfine and fine image quality, in addition to auto or manual white balance and a self-timer of 10 seconds. Furthermore, it features auto, off, and red-eye reduction flash modes with a sensitivity of ISO 100 and shutter speed of ¼ - 1/2000 seconds.

2.0MP Digital Camera

Owner’s Manual

Prepare Your Camera

5-1 Attaching the Wrist Strap 11

5-2 Inserting the Batteries 11

5-3 Inserting & Removing the Memory Card 12

5-4 Language Setup 14

5-5 Date/Time Setup 14

Ready to Take a Picture

6-1 Setup Mode 15

6-2 Capture Mode 17

6-3 Movie Mode 20

6-4 Playback Mode 21

6-5 PC-Connection Mode 23

6-6 TV Output Mode 25

Software Installation

7-1 Installing the Mass Storage Driver 26

7-2 Installing the ArcSoft Applications 27

Transfer Images & Videos

8-1 Downloading Images & Videos 31

One Year Limited Warranty – US & Canada

Warranty Services – US & Canada

Technical Support – US & Canada

Technical Support – Europe

Technical Support – Asia/Pacific

READ ME FIRST

1-1 Attention 2

1-2 Before Using Your Camera 2

1-3 Operation Caution 3

1-4 Package Contents 3

Getting to Know Your Camera

2-1 Components 4

2-2 Product Specifications 6

2-3 System Requirement 6

Controls, Operations & Display

3-1 LED Indicators 7

3-2 LCD Monitor Display 7

3-3 Power Supply 8

3-4 Shutter Button 9

3-5 Mode Selector 9

3-6 Menu/OK Button 9

3-7 Flash Button 10

3-8 Display Button 10

3-9 Macro Mode Switch 10

TABLE OF CONTENTS

READ ME FIRST

Please read through this manual carefully before using the

camera and follow the instructions to avoid damages caused by

improper operation.

1-1 Attention

The software CD-ROM included with this camera is for PC

use only. Please do not play this CD-ROM on a stereo or a

CD player.

The included camera is a precision electronic device. Do

not attempt to service this camera by yourself, as opening

or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage

points or other risks.

1-2 Before Using Your Digital Camera

Before taking pictures with this camera in any important

event (such as a wedding ceremony or an overseas trip),

please do test the camera to ensure that it functions

properly. Any additional loss caused by the malfunction of

this product (such as costs of photography or any loss of

benefit generated by the photography) is not the

responsibility of our company and no compensation will be

given for it.

Unless agreed by the right owner, all the pictures taken with

this digital camera cannot be used in violation of copyright

law. Moreover, when "No Photography" restriction is placed

on site, you cannot record any live performance,

improvisation or exhibits even for personal purpose. Any

transfer of pictures or memory card with data must be

conducted under the constraints of copyright law.

Special notes on the LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor

1. If the liquid contacts the skin:

Please wipe the skin with a cloth and wash with water.

2. If the liquid gets in the eye:

Please immediately rinse with fresh water for at least 15

minutes, and then consult with a physician to receive

treatment as soon as possible.

3. If someone accidentally swallows the liquid:

Please rinse the mouth with water immediately, and consult

a physician to receive treatment as soon as possible.

1-3 Operation Caution

Avoid using or placing the camera in the following locations:

1. Damp and dusty places

2. Closed vehicles or places exposed to direct sunlight or

places subject to extremely high temperature or heat

3. Violently turbulent environment

4. Locations full of smoke, oil fumes or steam.

5. Locations subject to strong magnetic field

6. Raining or snowing environments

Do not open the battery cover when the power is on.

If water has entered the camera, immediately turn the camera’s

power off and remove the batteries.

How to maintain your camera:

1. If the lens or LCD monitor is dirty, please use lens brush or a

soft cloth to wipe clean. Do not touch the lens with you fingers.

2. Do not use any solid object to hit the camera.

3. Do not use any detergent or volatile solution to clean the

camera.

1-4 Package Contents

The following accessories are included in your StyleCam

Extreme package along with the digital camera. Please

make sure that all contents are inside the package and in

new condition.

CD-ROM Strap Batteries USB cable

Owner’s Manual

TV-OUT

Port

2-1 Components

Front View

Getting to Know Your Camera

(1) Flash

(2) Lens cover/ Power switch

(3) Lens

(4) Shutter button

(5) Self-timer LED

(6) Red-eye reduction LED

(7) Macro switch

(8) USB/video port cover

Memory card slot

Back View

(1) LCD monitor

(2) Display button

(3) Mode selector

(4) Status LED

(5) Macro mode LED

(6) Menu/OK button

(7) Navigation buttons

(8) Strap holder

(9) Flash button

(10) Battery & memory card

compartment cover

2-2 Product Specifications

Image sensor 1/2" CMOS sensor with 2.1 million

pixels

Max. resolution 3.0MP enhanced resolution *

Image resolution 2048x1536 *

1600x1200

1280x1024

800x600

Video resolution 320x240

Image & video

capacity

Table 1 on the right column

Lens f=7.5 mm

Focus F2.8

Sensitivity ISO 100

White balance Auto, manual (sun, tungsten,

fluorescent)

Shutter speed ¼ - 1/2000 seconds (electronic)

Exposure value +/-2EV in ½ step increments

Flash Auto, off, red-eye reduction

Zoom 4X digital zoom (10-step)

Focal range 39” (1.0m – infinity)

Macro range 5.9” – 7.9” (15-20cm)

Self-timer 10 seconds

Image format JPEG (still), MPEG (video)

PC camera Yes

Memory 16MB flash built-in memory;

SD/MMC card slot

Video output NTSC/PAL

interface USB v1.1 (mini-B type)

compatible with v2.0

Power supply 2 AA alkaline or batteries or

1 CRV-3 battery

USB BUS-powered

Weight 3.8 oz (120g) without batteries

Dimensions 3.7” x 2.2” x 1.5” (93x56x38mm)

* Interpolation via camera firmware

Table 1: Image & Video Capacity for 16MB Flash Memory

800X600 1280X1024 1600X1200 2048X1536

Superfine 100 40 25 15

Fine 200 100 60 40

2-3 Minimum System Requirement

It is recommended that you use a computer system that exceeds

the minimum requirements in order to utilize the camera at its

optimum efficiency.

System Minimum Requirement

OS Microsoft Windows 98se/Me/2000/XP

CPU Pentium processor or higher

Memory 64MB memory or higher

CD-ROM CD-ROM drive

HDD 90MB available hard disk space

USB USB port

Monitor 16-bit color VGA monitor

3-1 LED Indicators

Please refer to the following diagram for LED indicators and their

usage:

LED Status Description

Red On The camera is busy (e.g.

metering light)

Blinking Camera is powered on and is in

standby mode

Green On Macro mode is ON

Off Macro mode is OFF

3-2 LCD Monitor Display

(1) Image resolution

(2) Image quality (superfine or fine)

(3) Capture mode

(4) Memory card icon

(5) Image counter

(6) Self-timer icon

(7) White balance icon

(8) AM/PM display

(9) Time display

(10) Date display

(11) Battery level indicator

(12) Digital zoom lever

(13) Flash status

Controls, Operation & Display

Standby/busy

(Red LED)

Macro mode

(Green LED)

3-3 Power Supply

To power ON the StyleCam Extreme, slide the lens cover towards

the left, the camera will play a short tune to indicate that the power

is ON.

To power OFF the StyleCam Extreme, slide the lens cover

towards the right, the camera will play a closing tune to indicate

that the power is OFF.

Note: The StyleCam Extreme has an auto-power off feature,

which means the camera will automatically power off after

60 seconds of inactivity to conserve battery power.

You may press the Display button to restart the camera if

the power has been turned off.

The following features will be automatically saved even if

your camera has powered off automatically. To reset your

camera to the manufacturer’s default setting, you may

select "Reset Default" in the Setup mode. (Please refer

to “Setup Mode” under “Navigating Modes & Menus” on

page 15)

1. Resolution

2. Image quality

3. OSD language

4. White balance

5. EV compensation

6. Video output

7. Light frequency

8. PC mode

3-4 Shutter Button

The StyleCam Extreme is designed for two-step shutter

function. You will see a [ ] icon appear on the center of the

LCD monitor when you press and hold the Shutter button

down half way to allow the camera to focus on the subject.

To take a picture, press the Shutter button all the way down

and the camera will beep once, release the Shutter button,

and the camera will beep again to indicate that the picture

has been taken.

NOTE: The camera finishes taking a picture AFTER the

second beep. Please do not move the camera until you hear

a second beep. Moving the camera will result in blurry

images.

3-5 Mode Selector

The following mode selections are available on the

StyleCam Extreme:

1. PC mode (Mass Storage & PC camera)

2. Capture mode (still images)

3. Playback mode

4. Movie Mode (video)

5. Setup mode

3-6 Menu/OK Button

You can perform different operations in the different modes by

using the Menu/OK button (e.g. scroll menu options or select

pictures, etc).

3-7 Flash Button

The Flash button will work in the Capture mode ONLY. Press the

Flash button continuously to select the desired flash mode.

Auto → Auto/RER → Off→ Auto

3-8 Display Button

The Display button works in the Capture mode to bring up the

quick menu items in the Capture mode. Press this button to

scroll through the following options:

Standard display → Full display → Image only display → LCD

monitor OFF → Operation settings display only → Standard

In addition, the Display button can also access the Playback

mode even when the camera’s power is switched to OFF. Please

note that this can ONLY be done in the Playback mode.

When your camera has been automatically powered OFF due to

auto-power off feature, you can press the Display button to

restore camera’s power and continue to take pictures or videos.

3-9 Macro Mode Switch

Use the Macro mode switch to select whether you want to

take a picture at close up range. Once you select the Macro

mode, the green LED located on the top of the LCD monitor

will lit.

Note: Even if the flash is set to auto, it will not fire when

camera is set to Macro mode, because you do not need the

flash to take a close up picture. A close-up shot with the flash

may result in extremely overexposed images.

Basic

Macro

5-1 Attaching the Wrist Strap

Insert the thin end of strap into the strap holder.

Pass the other end of strap through the loop.

Stretch the strap tightly.

5-2 Inserting the Batteries

First turn the camera’s power to OFF.

Open the battery compartment door by sliding the battery cover

in the direction indicated by the arrow.

Note the battery polarity on the inside of the cover.

Insert two new AA alkaline batteries or fresh rechargeable

batteries into the battery compartment.

Prepare Your Camera

Close and lock the battery cover.

NOTE:

Please open the battery compartment cover carefully in order not

to damage it.

• If the battery power indicator shows only one block that

means the power is low, you can continue to use the flash.

• When the battery indicator turns red, you cannot take still

images or video. Please change batteries at this time.

• Any pre-settings will be saved in camera's memory for

about 3 minutes while replacing the batteries. Please

double check your settings before taking more pictures.

5-3 Inserting & Removing the Memory Card

Please turn the camera’s power to OFF before inserting or

removing the memory card.

To insert a memory card

Open the battery compartment door by sliding the cover in the

direction of the arrow.

Insert a Secure Digital or a MultiMedia memory card in the

direction of the arrow.

To remove the memory card

Press the memory card down gently.

The memory card will bounce upward.

Pull the memory card out with your fingers.

NOTE:

Before using the camera, please remember to insert the memory

card into the slot. If the memory card is full or there are already

images stored on it, you can turn the Mode Selector to Setup

Mode and then select “Format” to format the memory card. Please

make sure you have downloaded the images and videos to your

computer before formatting your memory card.

A 16MB flash memory is built into the StyleCam Extreme. If

there is a memory card inserted, it will be used to save images

and videos.

If you want to store data on the internal memory, please remove

the memory card first.

• The specification of memory card applicable to this

camera is Secure Digital or MultiMedia card

(2/8/16/32/64/128MB).

• If the memory card is inserted in the wrong direction, the

card will not fit into the slot. Please pull it out and try a

different direction and DO NOT force the card to fit into

the slot.

5-4 Language Setup

Before using the camera, please turn the Mode Selector to

Setup mode, scroll to the right to “system”, and then select

"Language" to set the desired OSD language. There are six

languages you can choose from: English, Chinese, French,

German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.

5-5 Date/Time Setup

To set the date/time on your StyleCam Extreme, please

turn the Mode Selector to Setup mode. Select “Date/Time",

and set the correct date and time.

6-1 Setup Mode

The Setup mode allows you to set the basic configuration of

the StyleCam Extreme. These configurations include image

resolution, image quality, self-timer, white balance, exposure

value, OSD language, format media card, date/time display,

light frequency, TV output, and restore default settings. To

setup these items please follow the instructions below:

1. Turn the Mode Selector to Setup mode .

2. Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover to the left.

The red LED will blink and the LCD monitor will display

the setting screen.

3. Press the up and down arrow buttons / to scroll

the main menu.

4. Press the right arrow button to enter the sub-menu

items.

5. Press the left arrow button to return the previous main

menu.

6. Press Menu/OK button to exit any operation.

Please follow the flow charts below to setup the StyleCam

Extreme to your desired configuration.

1. Image Resolution

2048x1536 * 1600x1200

800x600 1280x960

2. Image Quality

Superfine Fine

* Interpolation via camera firmware

Ready to Take a Picture

3. White Balance

Auto Sun

Fluorescent Tungsten

4. EV Compensation

5. OSD Language

6. Date/Time

7. TV-Out Operation

8. Light Frequency

Please select the correct frequency type according to your

region. (US/CA/EU is 60Hz, Asia is 50Hz)

9. Format Media

Note: If a memory card inserted, the camera will only format

the memory card, and not the internal memory.

10. Default Settings – these are the manufacture anticipated

settings

6-2 Capture Mode

The Capture mode allows you to take still pictures. Please follow

the instructions below:

1. Turn the Mode selector to Capture mode .

2. Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover to the left.

The red LED will blink and the LCD monitor will display the

object that you want to frame.

3. To take a picture, frame your subject with the LCD monitor.

Press and hold the Shutter button half way down to focus on

the subject. At this point, the camera will start metering for

light and a [ ] icon will appear in the center of the screen.

Press the Shutter button fully down until you hear a single

beep. Then release the Shutter button and wait for another

beep. The second beep confirms that the picture has been

taken.

Note: The StyleCam Extreme will complete taking a picture

after the second beep. Please do not move the camera until you

hear the second beep after you release the Shutter button.

Moving the camera may result in blurry images.

4. You may also use the Flash button to set the desired flash

mode: Auto, red-eye reduction and flash off.

5. Press the Display button to choose your desired LCD display.

(Please refer to “Display Button” on page 10 for more

information)

6. Use the Menu/OK button to quickly access the Capture

mode menu and choose your desired Capture mode settings.

(E.g. image resolution, image quality, self-timer, and light

frequency settings.) To confirm a selection, press the

Menu/OK button.

7. To zoom in or zoom out on a subject, press the up and down

arrow buttons / . Once you press one of the zoom button,

the digital zoom level on the left side of the LCD monitor will

appear.

8. To take a picture close-up you can use the Macro mode.

Slide the Macro switch down (located on the right side of the

camera). When the Macro mode is selected, the macro LED

located on the top of the LCD monitor will light.

The following chart shows the icons that will display on your

LCD monitor.

3 Mega Pixel enhanced resolution

2.0 Mega Pixel effective resolution

1.3 Mega Pixel compressed

resolution

Superfine mode

Fine mode

White balance – auto mode

White balance – daylight mode

White balance – fluorescent mode

White balance – tungsten mode

Self-timer – ON

Self-timer – OFF

Please refer to the following flow chart to select the operation

setting in the Capture mode. Use Menu/OK and Navigation

buttons to follow the directions and links by the arrows.

Image Resolution:

6-3 Movie Mode

The Movie mode allows you to record digital video with the

StyleCam Extreme. Please note that the video will be silent as

there is no microphone equipped on this camera. Please follow

the instructions below to record digital video:

1. Turn the Mode Selector to Movie mode .

2. Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover to the left. The

red LED will blink and the LCD monitor will display the subject

that you’re framing.

3. Hold the camera steadily and frame your subject through the

LCD monitor. Press the Shutter button ONCE to begin to

record your video. Note: You do not need to hold down on the

button to keep recording.

4. The LCD monitor will show the elapsed time (in seconds)

while you are recording a video.

5. To stop recording, press the Shutter button again.

Note: The maximum length of individual video depends on the

available memory left on the memory card or the internal

memory.

(1) MovieMode icon

(2) Time elapsed (in seconds)

(3) Recording video icon

(4) Battery power indicator

(5) Time/Date display

6-4 Playback Mode

The Playback mode allows you to review the pictures and

videos you took on the LCD monitor. Please follow the

instructions below to playback your images and videos:

1. Turn the Mode Selector to Playback mode .

2. Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover to the left.

The red LED will blink and the LCD monitor will display

the last image or video you took.

3. Press the up and down arrow buttons / to review

the previous image.

4. Press the Menu/OK button to enter the Playback mode

menu.

5. The Playback mode menu consists of the following

options: Delete One, Delete All, Auto Play and Exit.

6. Press the left arrow button to exit the menus.

(1) Image counter – the number of pictures taken

(2) Battery power indicator

You may select the following operations using the Menu/OK

button in the Playback mode. Please use the Menu/OK button

and the Navigation buttons to follow the directions and links by

the arrows.

1. Delete Pictures

2. Slideshow

Start Auto play

3. DPOF

Digital Print Order Format setting allows you to select

the number of copies you want to print, the time/date

stamped on the prints, and any other options there

may be for printing.

Please follow the flow chart on the right to configure

your DPOF setting.

There are three options under DPOF: print one image,

print all images, and print time/date stamp.

You can only use the DPOF when you have images

saved on a memory card. The DPOF feature does not

work for images saved on the 16MB built-in memory.

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6-5 PC-Connection Mode

The PC-Connection mode allows you to download the

images to your computer or use the StyleCam Extreme as

a PC camera.

Downloading Images Using Mass Storage

1. Turn the Mode Selector to PC, and power ON the

camera by sliding the lens cover to the left.

2. The LCD monitor will display two options: Mass Storage

and PC Camera.

3. Select Mass Storage and press Menu/OK button.

4. A USB icon will blink in the LCD monitor. At this point you

should connect the StyleCam Extreme to your computer

with the supplied USB cable. Please refer to “Getting

Connected” and “Downloading Images” in Section 8 for

more information on how to connect the camera to your

computer and downloading images.

Using the StyleCam Extreme as a PC Camera

You can use the StyleCam Extreme as a PC camera with the

included ArcSoft VideoImpression software. Please follow the

instructions below to use the PC camera feature.

1. Turn the Mode Selector to PC mode.

Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover/power switch to

the left.

2. The LCD will display Mass Storage and PC Camera, select

PC Camera and press the MENU/OK button.

3. A USB icon will appear on the LCD and begin to blink. At this time,

connect the smaller end of the USB connector to your StyleCam

Extreme camera, and connect the larger end of the USB connector

to the USB port on your PC.

4. Launch ArcSoft VideoImpression by clicking Start → Programs →

ArcSoft → ArcSoft VideoImpression 1.6

5. Click on “New” and then “Capture” to record live video.

For information on how to use ArcSoft VideoImpression

please visit its support site at www.arcsoft.com

Video Conferencing with Instant Messaging Applications

The StyleCam Extreme is compatible with popular instant

messaging programs such as MSN Messenger, Microsoft

NetMeeting and Yahoo! Instant Messenger. Please follow

the instructions below to use video conferencing feature.

1. Turn the Mode Selector to PC mode.

2. Power ON the camera by sliding the lens cover/power switch to

the left.

3. The LCD will display Mass Storage and PC Camera, select

PC Camera and press the MENU/OK button.

4. A USB icon will appear on the LCD and begin to blink. At

this time, connect the smaller end of the USB connector to

your StyleCam Extreme camera, and connect the larger end of

the USB connector to the USB port on your PC.

5. Launch your preferred instant messaging program and

begin video conferencing.

For information on how to use your preferred chat program

please visit its website for help and support.

6-6 TV Output Mode

The TV Output feature allows you to view images and video

on a TV set. Please follow the instructions below:

1. Select the correct video type (US is NTSC, EU/Asia is

PAL) for the connected device before transferring images.

Turn the Mode Selector to Setup mode and scroll to “TV

standard”. Use the arrow buttons to select “NTSC” or

“PAL”.

2. Use a video cable to connect the camera and TV.

3. Once you power on the camera and the TV set, the

images should now appear on the TV. No images will be

shown on the camera’s LCD monitor.

4. You run the images using the “Auto Play” feature and view

a slideshow of your pictures on TV.

7-1 Installing the Mass Storage Driver

To download the images to your computer, you need to install the

Mass Storage driver first. The included software CD contains

StyleCam Extreme Mass Storage Driver, ArcSoft

PhotoImpression and VideoImpression, Adobe Acrobat Reader,

and this Owner’s Manual. Please follow the instructions below to

install the driver and the included software.

1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with the package into

the CD-ROM drive.

2. The CD should auto-run and the following welcome screen will

appear. Note: If your CD-ROM drive does not support auto-run

function, please go to “My Computer” icon on the desktop,

double click the CD-ROM drive icon and click the

“InstallMgr.exe” file in the root directory.

3. Click the first option “Install StyleCam Extreme Driver” on the

Installer Menu shown on the left. The following screen will

appear:

Software Installation

4. Click “Next” to continue the installation the mass storage

driver. Once you finished installing the driver, the following

screen will appear and prompt you to reboot your computer.

Select “Yes, I want to restart my computer now” and click

“Finish”.

Note: Please save and close all running programs before

rebooting the computer.

7-2 Installing ArcSoft Applications

ArcSoft PhotoImpression and VideoImpression are photo

and video editing software that allows you to retouch,

enhance, add special effects, and organize your pictures

and videos. Please follow the instructions below to install the

included software applications.

ArcSoft PhotoImpression 3.0

1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with the package into

the CD-ROM drive.

2. The CD should auto-run and the following welcome screen

will appear. Note: If your CD-ROM drive does not support

auto-run function, please go to “My Computer” icon on the

desktop, double click the CD-ROM drive icon and click the

“InstallMgr.exe” file in the root directory.

3. Click on “Install ArcSoft PhotoImpression” to install this

application on your computer. The following screen will

appear:

4. Select the desired language for installation, and click “OK” to

continue.

5. The welcome screen will appear, click “Next” to continue.

6. Click “Yes” to accept the ArcSoft License Agreement to

continue the installation of this application.

7. On the following screen, click “Next” to accept the

designated location for this application. If you do not want to

install the software on your local hard drive, please click on

“Browse” and select your desired location.

8. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the

installation of ArcSoft PhotoImpression.

9. When prompted by the computer to reboot your system

after the installation of PhotoImpression, click “No, I will

restart my computer later” and continue to install ArcSoft

VideoImpression before you reboot the system.

ArcSoft VideoImpression 1.6

1. Insert the software CD-ROM supplied with the package into

the CD-ROM drive.

2. The CD should auto-run and the following welcome screen

will appear. Note: If your CD-ROM drive does not support

auto-run function, please go to “My Computer” icon on the

desktop, double click the CD-ROM drive icon and click the

“InstallMgr.exe” file in the root directory.

3. Click on “Install ArcSoft VideoImpression” to install this

application on your computer. The following screen will

appear:

4. The welcome screen will appear, click “Next” to continue.

5. Click “Yes” to accept the ArcSoft License Agreement to

continue the installation of this application.

6. On the following screen, click “Next” to accept the

designated location for this application. If you do not want to

install the software on your local hard drive, please click on

“Browse” and select your desired location.

8. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the

installation of ArcSoft VideoImpression.

9. When prompted by the computer to reboot your system

after the installation of VideoImpression, click “Yes, I want to

restart my computer now” and “Finish”. Note: Please save

and close all running applications before rebooting your

computer.

8-1 Downloading Images & Videos

You can download the images and videos from the

StyleCam Extreme to your computer using the supplied USB

cable and the software. Note: You must install the Mass

Storage driver before downloading the images and videos.

Please follow the instructions below to download your

images and videos.

For Windows 98se/Me/2000 users:

1. Connect the StyleCam Extreme to your computer using

the included USB cable. (Refer to “PC-Connection on page

22.)

2. Go to My Computer and double click to open it. You will

see Removable Disk (D:\) or the next available alphabet for

the removable disk. Click on this icon to open it. Inside this

driver there is a folder labeled “DCIM” double-click to open

this folder, and then double-click to open the next folder

“100FSCAM”. Your pictures and videos should be displayed

under this folder.

3. Your pictures and video will be saved under this folder.

4. To download your pictures and videos, select the files you

want and use drag-and-drop function. Or, you could

right-click on the files, select “Copy” from the sub-menu that

will appear once you right-click, and then “Paste” it into a

desired location.

For Windows XP users:

1. Connect the StyleCam Extreme to your computer using the

included USB cable.

2. Windows Wizard will pop up on your screen. Windows

Wizard allows you to open the files immediately for viewing,

play a slideshow of the pictures you have taken, play the

videos in Windows Media Player, save the files to your local

hard drive, or take no action.

3. Please select the function you want to download the images

and videos to your local hard disk.

4. Once the files are downloaded to you computer, the images

will appear in thumbnails and the videos will appear in video

icons.

Transfer Image & Videos

SiPix, a Foxlink Peripherals, Inc. brand, warrants this

hardware product against defects in material and

workmanship for a period of one year from the original date

of purchase as identified on the proof of purchase (your

receipt). It is the end-user’s responsibility to make certain

this product is in working condition with the intended

computer system within the one-year warranty period.

These are the sole remedies and SiPix’s sole liabilities for

performance or failure to perform of the product. SiPix

reserves the right to change its warranty policy at any time

for all products distributed after the date of such change in

warranty. Except as set forth above, all other warranties

whether express or implied, including but not limited to, the

implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a

particular purpose are hereby excluded.

SiPix shall not be liable for incidental, special or

consequential damages arising out of or related to the use

or performance of the product, including, without limitation,

loss of data or use of data processing facilities or equipment,

regardless of whether SiPix may have been advised about

the possibility of such damages arising out of use of the

product shall be limited to the amounts paid by purchaser for

such product.

This warranty is only valid within the boundaries and

territories of the USA and Canada. SiPix is not responsible

for costs incurred due to shipping, insurance, customs, or

duties. SiPix is not responsible for non-traceable packages or

packages shipped without a valid RMA number on the outside of

the package.

This warranty does not apply if the product has been

damaged by an accident, electrical fault, through misuse or

abuse. If the product has been altered without written

authorization from SiPix, the warranty will be void.

This warranty applies only to hardware products manufactured

by or for SiPix. Warranted products must bear the “SiPix”

brand name, trade name, or logo. The aforementioned

warranty and remedies are exclusive, and in lieu of all others,

whether oral, written, expressed or implied. SiPix specifically

disclaims any and all implied warranties of merchantability and

fitness for a particular purpose.

SiPix is not responsible for incidental or consequential

damages resulting from any breach of warranty. SiPix is not

responsible under any other legal theory, including, but not

limited to lost profits, and any cost of recovering

reprogramming or reproducing any program or data stored in

or used with SiPix products.

One Year Limited Warranty – US & Canada

If your SiPix product needs to be returned for repair, you

must contact SiPix technical support prior to shipment for an

RMA number before sending in the product. The RMA

number is a Return Merchandise Authorization number.

SiPix will refuse all shipments without a proper RMA

number. The RMA number MUST be printed on the outside

of the original shipping carton in large print written in black

ink next to the shipping label. Failure to properly pack

shipment could cause serious damage to the product and

void the warranty.

Should any defect(s) be discovered, the product may be

returned to SiPix with a valid RMA number. If you are

returning product for repair, please be sure to do the

following:

1. Call SiPix Customer Support Mon-Fri during regular

business hours at 510.651.9199 and obtain an RMA (Return

Merchandise Authorization) number.

2. Print your RMA number on the OUTSIDE of the original

shipping carton in large print written in black ink next to the

shipping label.

3. Include a copy of the bill of sale with the returned product.

4. Unless otherwise instructed, do not return any manuals or

software when returning items for repair.

5. Ship to SiPix via a traceable shipping method and retain the

tracking number.

Note: This product is intended for use only within the

boundaries and territories of the United States and Canada. If

you purchased this product in Mexico or South America and

need assistance or repair, you must contact your originating

reseller for service and support. SiPix, Fremont CA, will not

accept any shipments from outside the boundaries and

territories of the USA and Canada. SiPix often bundles many

different third party software options with its products. If any

of these options were ordered with your SiPix product and they

appear to be missing or incorrect, contact your reseller

immediately.

Warranty Services – US & Canada

SiPix provides technical support at no cost during the one-year

warranty period. Users with questions or concerns of a technical

nature should first refer to the product manual, as usage and

troubleshooting information is provided in detail. For additional

information or assistance, users should visit the SiPix Website,

as tutorials, updated drivers, frequently asked questions and

news updates are available at www.sipixdigital.com/support

Should you require further assistance, you may contact SiPix

technical support representatives by calling 510.651.9199. SiPix

Technical Support is available from 8 AM to 6 PM PST, Monday

through Friday, excluding holidays.

How to Access the Owner’s Manual on Computer

When you install the mass storage driver on your

computer, this owner’s manual will also be installed on

your computer. Go to Start Æ Programs Æ SiPix Æ

StyleCam Extreme Æ Owner’s Manual. This Owner’s

Manual will then display in PDF format in Adobe Acrobat

Reader. Note: you need to have Acrobat Reader installed

on your computer first.

Technical Support – US & Canada

Technical Support

SiPix provides technical support at no cost during the

two-year European warranty period. Users with questions

or concerns of a technical nature should first refer to the

product manual, as usage and troubleshooting information

is provided in detail. For additional information or

assistance, users should visit the SiPix Website, as tutorials,

updated drivers, frequently asked questions and news

updates are available at www.sipixdigital.com/support

Should you require further assistance, you may contact SiPix

technical support representatives by calling:

For free Technical Support call in Europe*:

00800-800 SiPix (00800-80074749) or by E-Mail :

[email protected]. SiPix Technical Support is available from 9

AM to 6 PM CET, Monday through Friday, excluding public

holidays.

Technische Unterstützung

SiPix bietet kostenlose technische Unterstützung innerhalb der

zweijährigen Europäischen Garantiefrist. Wenn Sie technische

Fragen haben, sollten Sie zuerst das Benutzerhandbuch lesen,

da sich detaillierte Informationen zur Verwendung und

Fehlerbehebung in dem Benutzerhandbuch befinden. Für

zusätzliche Informationen oder Unterstützung besuchen Sie

bitte die SiPix Web-Site, wo Lehrgänge, aktuelle Treiber, häufig

gestellte ich habe eine badeanzur, esist blaü.

www.sipixdigital.com/support

Sie können ebenfalls Kontakt mit dem Team unserer

technischen Unterstützung aufnehmen, um weitere Hilfe zu

erhalten:

Gebührenfreie technischen Hotline in Europa* : 00800-800

SiPix (00800-80074749) oder per E-Mail : sipix@appello.de.

Unsere technische Unterstützung steht Ihnen von Montag

bis Freitag von 9 Uhr bis 18 Uhr Mitteleuropäischer Zeit

ausschließlich Feiertagen zur Verfügung.

Technical Support – EUROPE

Support Technique

SiPix fournit le support technique sans frais pendant la

période de garantie d’ deux ans. Les utilisateurs qui se

posent des questions de nature technique doivent se

référer tout d'abord au Manuel Utilisateur, car les

informations relatives à l'utilisation et au dépannage sont

présentées en détail. Pour les informations

supplémentaires ou l'aide, les utilisateurs peuvent visiter

le site web de SiPix www.sipixdigital.com/support , car il

met à leur disposition des tutoriaux, des pilotes mis à

jour, des questions fréquemment posées et des mis à

jour d’informations.

Si vous avez besoin de plus d'aide, vous pouvez contacter

les représentants du support technique SiPix en appelant:

Pour assistance Technique rappeler le numéro gratuit en

Europe* :00800-800 SiPix

(00800-80074749) ou par E-Mail : [email protected]

Le Support Technique de SiPix est disponible de 9h à 18h, du

lundi au vendredi, sauf les jours fériés.

TEL: 00800-800 SiPix

*Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Belgium,

The Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Italy,

UK, Ireland and Germany.

Technical Support

Upon receipt of this SiPix product you are immediately

eligible for Technical Support during the warranty period

of ONE YEAR from the purchase date. Users with

questions or concerns of a technical nature should first

refer to the product manual, as usage and

troubleshooting information is provided in detail. For

additional information or assistance, users should visit the

SiPix Website, as tutorials, updated drivers, frequently

asked questions and news updates are available.

www.sipixdigital.com/support. For technical support

please call 886-2-87929588.

Technical Support – ASIA

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