Visioneer LX200 Specifications

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Summary of Contents

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81. The CameraOverview of Your Visioneer LX 200FRONT/TOP1. Shutter Button2. Lug for Neck / Wrist Strap3. Viewfinder4. Self-timer LED5. Flash6. Flash S

Page 3 - CONGRATULATIONS

9Loading the BatteriesThe Visioneer LX 200 uses 2x AA LR6 batteries.Loading the Batteries:1. Locate the Battery & Memory Card Door on thebottom of

Page 4 - Table of Contents

10Turning the Camera on and offWhen the camera is turned on, the camera ready LEDon the back of the camera blinks and the LCD willdisplay the default

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11LCD Menu ScreensModeSizeQualityFlashMAIN MENUMVideo ClipSelf-timerMain MenuMODE1600 x 12001280 x 960640 x 480OK MENUIMAGE SIZEFineNormalEconomyOK ME

Page 6 - IMPORTANT INFORMATION

12LCD Menu ScreensAWBSunnyFluorescentOK MENUWBTungstenMain MenuOK MENUWB– EXPOSURE VALUE +– Brightness +EVWBSceneBrightnessMAIN MENU+WBS–OffOffSCE

Page 7 - PRECAUTIONS

13LCD Menu ScreensFLanguageDefaultFormatMain MenuSETUPSETUPTime-out 60SDriver DSCTV PALPlayLogo O f fSETUPLanguageEspañolDeutschItalianoOK MENULanguag

Page 8 - Camera Features

14DeleteThumbnailBrightnessExitMAIN MENUDelete OneDelete AllMain MenuDELETEDELETETHIS FILE?NoYesDELETEALL FILES?NoYes– Brightness +LCD Menu ScreensV

Page 9 - System Requirements

15LCD Status MessagesMessages on the LCD indicate if the memory is full or if there is aproblem with the memory.1. MEMORY CARD IS FULL:The memory card

Page 10 - 1. The Camera

16Turning the LCD On and OffBy default, the LCD automatically turns onwhen the camera is powered on. Press toturn the LCD on or off.Using the

Page 11 - Loading the Batteries

17Camera MemoryThe Visioneer LX 200 can store files in one of two ways using either thecamera’s 7MB internal memory or the removable MMC/SD. Memory ca

Page 12 - Turning the Camera on and off

Technical SupportVisit Visioneer’s web site at www.visioneer.com for technical support including helpduring installation, driver updates, spare parts

Page 13 - LCD Menu Screens

18Inserting the MMC/SD Inserting the MMC/SD:1. Locate the Battery & Memory Card Door on thebottom of the camera.2. Slide the button on the Battery

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192. Camera ModeTaking Images:1. Set the camera to Camera Mode by moving theMode Switch to .2. Position the subject in the viewfinder OR the LC

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20MODE - VIDEO CLIPSTaking Video Clips: 1. When Video Clip is highlighted in the MODEmenu, press . 2. Press the Shutter button to begin recording

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21MODE - SELF-TIMERSelf-timer:1. Highlight Self-timer in the MODE menu, thenpress . (fig.2.6)2. Use the and to highlight Off or On. 3. Pr

Page 17 - LCD Status Messages

22SIZE1. In the SIZE menu, press or to toggle between 1600 x 1200, 1280x 960 and 640 x 480 pixels.2. Press OK to select the size and press MEN

Page 18 - Camera Ready LED Status

23QUALITY1. In the QUALITY menu, press or to toggle between Fine, Normaland Economy.2. Press OK to select the quality mode and press MENU to r

Page 19 - Camera Memory

24FLASH1. In the FLASH menu, press or to choose between Auto ( ),Flash ( ), and Flash Off ( ). 2. Press OK to select the flash mode a

Page 20 - Inserting the MMC/SD

25EV - EXPOSURE VALUE1. In the EV menu, press or to toggle between –2.0, -1.5, -1.0, -0.5,0, +0.5, +1.0, +1.5 and +2.0.2. Press MENU to exit.U

Page 21 - 2. Camera Mode

26WB (WHITE BALANCE)1. In the WB (WHITE BALANCE) menu, press or to choose betweenAWB, Sunny, Fluorescent or Tungsten.2. Press OK to select the

Page 22 - MODE - VIDEO CLIPS

27PRESET SCENE SELECTION1. In the Scene menu, press or to choose between Party/Indoor,Beach/Snow, Sunset, Night Landscape, Fireworks and Off.2

Page 23 - MODE - SELF-TIMER

1CONGRATULATIONSCongratulations on the purchase of your newcamera. Your camera has been carefully engineeredand manufactured to give you dependableope

Page 24 - IMAGE SIZE

28BRIGHTNESSUse this option to change the LCD brightness. 1. In the BRIGHTNESS menu, press or to toggle between theoptions.2. Press MENU to

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29SETUPUsing the SETUP menu:1. Use or to toggle between the options.2. When the option is highlighted, use to change the setting.3. Pre

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30TIME-OUTTo extend battery life, the camera willautomatically power off after 60 seconds ofinactivity. Use this option to change thedefault setting

Page 27 - EV - EXPOSURE VALUE

31DEFAULTTo set your camera to its default settings:1. When the Default option is highlighted, press .2. The camera will reset to the factory default

Page 28 - WB (WHITE BALANCE)

32FORMATFormatting deletes all files. Use this option to format the internalmemory or the MMC/SD.To format the:•Internal memory – The MMC/SD card must

Page 29 - PRESET SCENE SELECTION

33Digital ZoomThe camera can use up to 4x Digital Zoom to take images.Using the Digital Zoom:1. In Camera mode, press ( T ) to zoom into the subject.2

Page 30 - BRIGHTNESS

343. REVIEW MODEIn review mode, you can review your captured images and video clips throughthe LCD. Using REVIEW mode: 1. Slide the Mode Switch

Page 31 - Using the SETUP menu:

35MAIN MENUTo use the MAIN MENU in Review Mode:1. Press MENU to enter the MAIN MENU.2. Use or to toggle between the options.3. When the option

Page 32 - LANGUAGE

36DELETETo delete ALL files from the internal memory:1. When Delete All is highlighted in the DELETE menu, press .2. The next screen will read &quo

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37THUMBNAILTo view files in Thumbnail mode:1. When Thumbnail is highlighted in the Main Menu, press toenter the Thumbnail mode.2. Use to na

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2Table of ContentsImportant Information...4Precautions ...

Page 35 - Digital Zoom

384. Software InstallationNOTE: Do not connect the camera to your computer before the cameradrivers and software installation is completed.Installing

Page 36 - 3. REVIEW MODE

39Note for Windows 2000 Users:When this window appears (fig 4.2), click[Yes] to continue installation. (This messagewill also appear for "Univer

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40NOTE: Windows 98 first edition users select only PC mode.5. Transferring Files to the ComputerYou can view and store the files you have captured wit

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41Windows OnlyUsing the PC Driver ModeYou may use this mode to view your images with ArcSoftPhotoImpression.This mode allows you to take video clips o

Page 39 - THUMBNAIL

429. Click on the Camera/Scanner Icon. (fig.5.2 c) A second window willappear showing the contents (pictures) of your camera’s memory, andoptions on h

Page 40 - 4. Software Installation

43NOTE: Windows 98 first edition users select only PC mode.Note for Windows users: If switching between PC and DSC mode,please unplug your camera from

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44For Mac Users:1. Set your camera to DSC Mode.2. Connect your camera to the computer.3. After a few moments, the external hard drive will appear on t

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456. Other FeaturesWindows OnlyWeb Camera (PC Mode)You may also use the Visioneer LX 200 as a web camera and a videoconferencing camera. It will work

Page 43 - Windows Only

46TV ModeThe camera allows you to view individual files and record clips on thetelevision. To begin, check your television documentation to determinew

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47Using TV Mode 1. Connect the camera to the TV.2. Turn the camera on.3. Slide the Mode Switch to .4. The TV will become a live viewfinder. Note:

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33. Review ModeEnlargement ...34Viewing Video Clips ...

Page 46 - For Mac:

48Time-out1. In the TV MENU, press to highlight Time-out.2. Press to change the Time-out setting.Save1. In the TV MENU, press to highlight

Page 47 - 6. Other Features

497. Camera maintenanceCleaning the camera:Clean the outside of the camera by wiping it with a clean, soft and drycloth.Cleaning the lens, viewfinder

Page 48 - Connecting to the television:

508. Tips and TroubleshootingSYMPTOMPOWERCannot turn on thecamera.The followingmessage appears onthe computer screenwhen opening anAVI file: “Cannotpl

Page 49 - Using the TV Menu:

51Tips and TroubleshootingSYMPTOMWeb cameravideo/picture/videoclip has poor quality.Flash picture takenis too light.Flash picture takenis too dark.Fla

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52Tips and TroubleshootingSYMPTOMDaylightpicture/video cliptaken is too dark.Cannot take apicture/video clip.Image is blurredwhen lookingthrough thevi

Page 51 - 7. Camera maintenance

53Tips and TroubleshootingSYMPTOMCamera is notresponding duringimage capture.There is somethingwrong with thecolor of thecaptured image.The LCD monito

Page 52 - 8. Tips and Troubleshooting

549. Camera SpecificationsLensFocusingImage SensorImage SizeImageQuality/Image SizeSensor OutputSensitivityExposureEV compensationDigital ZoomImage St

Page 53 - Tips and Troubleshooting

55Camera SpecificationsOutput file formatOptical ViewfinderImage ReviewOn Screen Display(OSD)Menu on LCDFrame CounterMulti LanguageSupportSelf-timerFl

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56Camera SpecificationsPower SourceBattery LifePower ManagementDimensionsWeightConnectivityWeb CameraVideo ModeSystemConnectivityPC SoftwareImage Refr

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Copyright © 2002 Visioneer, Inc.Reproduction, adaptation, or translation without prior written permission is prohibited, except asallowed under the co

Page 56 - 9. Camera Specifications

4IMPORTANT INFORMATIONFCC INFORMATIONFCC WARNING: This equipment meets the limits for a Class B digital device,pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. Only

Page 57 - Camera Specifications

5VCCI INFORMATIONThis is a Class B product, to be used in a domestic environment, based on theTechnical Requirement of the Voluntary Control Council f

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6Camera Features•Stores approximately 8 Fine, 15 Normal or 27 Economy (1600 x 1200pixels) mode photos with 7MB internal memory•Virtually unlimited sto

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7System RequirementsPC:•Microsoft Windows 98/ME/2000 and XP• IBM PC/AT or compatible, 200 Mhz or higher•Minimum 32MB RAM (64MB recommended)• USB Port•

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