Trust 738AVl User manual

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Instructions when using for the first time Chapter
1 Attaching the wrist strap 4.1
2 Inserting the batteries 4.3
3 Recording video clips 4.7
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4 Taking photographs 4.7
5 Viewing photographs and video clips 4.8
6 Deleting photographs and video clips 4.8
7 Connecting to a PC 5
8 Using the MP3 player 4.9
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1 Introduction
This instruction manual is for users of the TRUST 738 AV LCD POWER VIDEO. This
camera can take photographs with a maximum resolution of 2272 x 1704 pixels (4
Mpixels) and record video clips of a quality almost equivalent to that of VHS. The
camera has a 16 MB internal memory, a webcam function, a digital video recording
function, an automatic exposure function, a lens with a macro setting for close-up
video clips and photographs and an MP3 function. The camera’s memory can be
increased to a maximum of 512 MB using an optional SD/MMC memory card. (Some
models are supplied with an SD/MMC card. See the side of the packaging for more
information.)
2 Safety
2.1 General information
- This device meets the essential requirements and other relevant conditions of the
applicable European directives. The Declaration of Conformity (DoC) is available
at www.trust.com/13807/ce.
Carefully read the following instructions before use.
- The TRUST 738AV LCD POWER VIDEO does not require any special
maintenance. Use a slightly damp, soft cloth to clean the camera.
- Do not use aggressive substances, such as white spirit, to clean the device. These
may harm the material.
- Do not submerge the device in liquid. This may be dangerous and will damage the
device. Do not use the device near water.
- Do not repair the device yourself.
- Do not look straight at the sun with the camera or the camera sensor. This may
damage your eyes.
- Do not aim the camera directly at the sun for a long period of time. This may
damage the sensor.
2.2 Batteries
1. The batteries supplied with the device are not rechargeable. Do not try to
recharge them, because this may cause them to explode.
2. Never throw the batteries onto an open fire, because this may cause them to
explode.
3. Never drill holes into the batteries.
4. Keep the batteries out of the reach of small children.
5. Only use AA alkaline or rechargeable NiMH batteries with this camera.
6. When the batteries are empty, ask your local authority where you can
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Note: Do not use old and new batteries at the same time, because the old
batteries may leak and cause damage.
Note: The batteries should be removed if the camera is not going to be used
for some time. This will save the battery power.
3 Description of the camera
3.1 Camera components
Use table 1 in combination with figure 1.
Item Description Function
1 Microphone Records sound.
2 Power indicator Is lit when the camera is turned on.
3 Exposure/record button Button for taking photographs and recording
video clips.
4 Direction button Button for scrolling through the menus.
5 OK/Confirmation button Button for confirming selections.
6 Menu/Cancel button Button for enabling menus/cancelling
selections.
7 Wrist strap hook Hook for connecting the wrist strap.
8 Memory card slot Slot for inserting an external SD/MMC
memory card.
9 Video output For connecting the camera to a TV.
10 USB connection For connecting the camera to a computer.
11 Headphone connection Audio via headphones.
12 Loud speaker Audio.
13 LCD screen Operates as: 1) Viewfinder for the camera.
2) Displaying photographs and
video clips.
3) Displaying menus.
14 LCD On/Off detector Turns the LCD screen off when it is closed.
15 Flash This is lit momentarily when taking
photographs in dark surroundings. The use of
the flash can also be manually adjusted.
16 Lens Image recording sensor.
17 Lens cover Protects the lens.
18 Video activity sensor Flashes red when recording a video clip.
19 Battery cover
20 Macro switch Switch for selecting whether photographs and
video clips are taken close up or from a
distance.
21 On/Off switch
22 Mode switch Switch for selecting the record/play/settings
mode.
23 Stand connection point Used for fixing the camera onto a stand.
Table 1: Camera functions
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3.2 Mode switch
Use table 2 in combination with figure 2.
Item Name Function
ADigital video For recording video clips.
BPlay For playing video clips, playing sound
recordings and viewing photographs.
CCamera For taking photographs.
DSettings For configuring general camera
settings.
EMP3 Player For playing MP3 files.
F
Audio recorder For making sound recordings.
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Table 2: Mode switch functions
Use table 3 in combination with figure 3.
Item Button Description
A
Depending on the mode the camera is set to, this
button is used as a:
1) Sound recording button.
2) Video recording button.
3) Camera exposure button.
B
Depending on the mode the camera is set to, this
button can be used as for:
1) Zooming in and out.
2) Changing the flash setting.
3) Adjusting the exposure.
4) Scrolling through the menus.
C
Depending on the mode the camera is set to, this
button is used to:
1) Open a menu.
2) Delete files from the memory.
D
Confirmation button for confirming menu selections.
Table 3: Direction button and confirmation button
4 Using the camera
4.1 Attaching the wrist strap
A wrist strap is supplied with the camera. Carry out the following to attach it to the
camera.
1. Divide the wrist strap into two parts (A, figure 4).
2. Insert the thin end of the wrist strap through the eye (B, figure 4).
3. Make a loop from the part of the wrist strap which has been inserted through
the eye.
4. Follow both steps shown in figure 4C and tie both ends of the wrist strap as it
was supplied.
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4.2 Inserting an optional memory card
A memory card is only supplied with some models (see the contents of the packaging
which is printed on the box). You can also purchase these cards separately. This will
allow you to increase the number of photographs or video clips that can be saved on
the camera. You can use either a Secure Digital Memory Card (SD) or a Multi Media
Card (MMC). See figure 5 and the instructions given below for the correct way of
inserting the card into the camera.
1. Hold the camera with the lens of the camera facing forwards.
2. Insert the memory card into the camera with the cut-off corner of the card
facing downwards.
3. Press the card firmly into place. The card must not protrude from the camera.
Do not use force to insert the card into the camera.
Note: If you use an SD memory card and wish to save video clips and
photographs on it, you must remove the write protection by moving the slide
to the unlock position (see figure 6).
Use the table below for the memory card symbols which can be displayed on the LCD
screen.
Symbol Type of memory card
Secure Digital (SD)
Multi Media Card (MMC)
Internal memory
Memory card symbols
If you insert a memory card into the camera after saving photographs and/or video
clips in the internal memory (without a memory card), the photographs and video
clips in the internal memory will no longer be visible. Remove the memory card from
the camera to access the photographs and video clips in the internal memory.
Note: Format the card using the camera. Do not use a card reader. The camera
cannot process the FAT32 or NTFS formats.
Note: Make a backup of the files before using Windows Explorer in Windows
XP. This program may alter your photographs and this cannot be undone.
Note: After taking a photograph, wait at least 5 seconds before opening the
battery compartment. If the camera is still writing data to the card when
the batteries are removed, all the photographs on the card may be
deleted.
Note: Keep memory cards free of dust. Dust and dirt can enter the holes in the
card’s connector and damage the card or the camera.
4.3 Inserting the batteries
Also see item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide.
1. Open the battery cover.
2. Insert four AA batteries into the camera as shown in the battery holder.
3. Close the battery cover by sliding it closed.
4. The TRUST 738AV LCD POWER VIDEO is now ready for use.
Note: Only use non-rechargeable alkaline batteries or rechargeable NiMH
1600 mA (or higher) batteries. Other types of batteries do not work
correctly in this camera.
Note: Digital cameras use a lot of energy. The life span of the batteries
depends on the brand and type of batteries, as well as the brand and
capacity of the memory card. For a longer life span, use Duracell Ultra
batteries or rechargeable NiMH batteries.
The battery condition is shown on the LCD screen (13, figure 1) as follows:
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The batteries are full.
The batteries have sufficient power.
The battery capacity is low. Only a few more photographs can be
taken.
The batteries are empty. Replace the batteries immediately if the
symbol flashes red. UK
Table 4: Battery conditions
4.4 Turning the camera on and off
Turning the camera on:
See item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide. Press the On/Off button for a couple of
seconds until the indicator flashes green.
Turning the camera off:
Press the On/Off button for a couple of seconds. The LCD screen will turn black and
the green indicator will no longer be lit.
Tip: You can have the camera turn off automatically if it is not used for a certain
time. This time can be set as desired to 1, 3, 5 and 10 minutes. See chapter
4.6 for instructions on how to adjust this time.
4.5 Menu system
Most settings are available on the LCD screen via the menu. Use the menu as
follows.
1. Turn the camera on (see chapter 4.4).
2. Press the menu button for a short period of time. A menu will be displayed.
This menu depends on the mode the camera is set to. See figure 7 for the
menu items which can be displayed on the LCD screen.
3. Press the direction button (B, figure 3):
a) Downwards to move to the menu item below.
b) Upwards to move to the menu item above.
c) To the left to return to the previous menu item.
d) To the right to select a menu item.
4. Press the OK button to alter a menu item.
5. Press the menu button or press the direction button to the left if you do not
wish to alter a menu item.
4.6 Settings
When adjusting the settings, keep the fold-out page at hand and use figure 7 for an
explanation of the items which are displayed on the LCD screen. Scroll through the
menus as described in chapter 4.5.
4.6.1 Setting menu
Turn the mode switch to the ‘Setting’ position (D, figure 2).
Item Description
Beep Turns the beep signal which the camera makes when scrolling
through the menus on and off.
Boot-up Turns the intro which is displayed when the camera is turned on
on or off.
Auto off Sets the time period after which the camera turns off
automatically when it is not used.
Date Sets the date.
Time Sets the time.
Table 5: Setting menu
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Note: The time and date must be reset each time the batteries are replaced. The
camera does not have an internal battery in order to allow the clock to
continue running when the batteries are empty.
Item Description
TV Type Set this to PAL if the camera is connected to a PAL television.
Set this to NTSC if the camera is connected to an NTSC
television.
Flicker Set this to 50 Hz if you use a 50 Hz television.
Set this to 60 Hz if you use a 60 Hz television.
LCD Bright Select the desired contrast setting for the LCD screen.
Note: If a higher contrast setting (4) is selected, the batteries will
become empty more quickly as a result of the increased
use of power.
USB Mode Set this to:
CAM if you wish to use the camera as a webcam when it is
connected to a USB port.
DISK if you wish to access the camera as a hard disk when it is
connected to a USB port in order to view the files it contains.
MENU if you only want to decide whether you wish to select the
CAM option or the DISK option after the camera has been
connected to a USB port.
Language Select ‘English’ to display the menu in English.
Select ‘Deutsch’ to display the menu in German.
Format Media Select ‘Yes’ if you wish to format the memory.
Select ‘No’ if you do not wish to format the memory.
Note: If a memory card has been inserted into the camera, this
function only applies to the memory card and not to the
internal memory.
Reset default Select ‘Yes’ if you wish to return all the settings to the default
settings.
Select ‘No’ if you wish to keep the current settings.
Table 6: Advanced setting menu
Note: If you select the ‘Reset default’ option, all the settings for the various
camera modes will be reset to the default settings.
4.6.2 MP3 player settings
Turn the mode switch to the ‘MP3’ position (E, figure 2) and then press the menu
button (C, figure 3).
Item Description
Select File Select:
1) ‘Select All’ to play all the MP3s.
2) ‘Select None’ if you do not wish to play an MP3 or only
wish to select one MP3 using the menus (see chapter 4.9
for an explanation).
Bass Boost Select:
1) ‘Off’ if you do not wish to use the bass.
2) ‘Middle’ for a bass sound which is slightly heavier than
normal.
3) ‘Heavy’ for a heavy bass sound.
3D Enhance Select:
1) ‘Off’ for normal sound reproduction.
2) ‘Middle’ for a slightly more spatial sound.
3) ‘Heavy’ for a very spatial sound.
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4.6.3 Audio recorder menu
Turn the mode switch to the ‘Audio recorder’ position (F, figure 2).
Select a sound recording that you wish to delete and then press the menu button (C,
figure 3).
If you have recorded sound, you can choose from the following two options:
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1) ‘Delete one’: choose this option if you wish to delete the selected
sound recording.
2) ‘Delete all’: choose this option if you wish to delete all the sound
recordings.
4.6.4 Camera settings
Turn the mode switch to the ‘Camera’ position (C, figure 2) and then press the menu
button (C, figure 3).
Item Description
Strobe Select:
‘Auto’ for the automatic flash. The camera detects whether
it is necessary for the flash to be used.
‘Force’ to always use the flash.
‘Off’ to never use the flash.
Image Size Select:
640 x 480 to take VGA quality photographs.
1600 x 1200 to take photographs with a resolution of 2 Mpixels.
2048 x 1536 to take photographs with a resolution of 3 Mpixels.
2272 x 1704 to take photographs with a resolution of 4 Mpixels.
SelfTimer Select:
‘On’ to take a photograph 10 seconds after pressing the
exposure button.
‘Off’ to take a photograph immediately after pressing the
exposure button.
DateStamp Select:
‘On’ if you wish to have the date printed on the photograph.
‘Off’ if you do not wish to have the date printed on the
photograph.
Display Select:
‘On’ to display the icons on the LCD screen.
‘Off’ to not display the icons on the LCD screen.
Table 8: Camera settings
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Item Beschrijving
Quality Select:
1) ‘Normal' for a standard quality photograph.
2) ‘Fine' for a higher quality photograph.
Exposure Select this to alter the exposure setting.
The higher the value, the brighter the photograph.
The values which can be selected are:
-3/-2/-1/0/1/2/3.
WB White balance setting. Selecct:
‘Sunny’ to take photographs outdoors in
sunny weather.
‘Cloudy’ to take photographs outdoors in
cloudy weather.
‘Fluorescent’ to take photographs indoors
under fluorescent lighting.
‘Tungsten’ to take photographs indoors
under incandescent lighting.
‘Auto’ to select the white balance
automatically.
Table 9: Advanced camera settings
The TRUST 738AV LCD POWER VIDEO allows you to take high quality (fine)
photographs and normal quality photographs. The resolution is the same, but the
higher compression means that more photographs can be saved in the memory.
However, there may be some deformation visible.
4.6.5 Play menu
Turn the mode switch to the ‘Play’ position (B, figure 2).
Select a photograph or a video clip that you wish to delete using the direction button
and then press the menu button (C, figure 3).
If you have saved files, you can choose from the following two options:
1) ‘Delete one’: choose this option if you wish to delete the selected
recording.
2) ‘Delete all’: choose this if you wish to delete all the sound recordings.
4.6.6 Digital video settings
Turn the mode switch to the ‘Camera’ position (A, figure 2) and then press the menu
button (C, figure 3).
Item Description
Video Select:
‘VGA’ for the best quality video recordings (640 x 480).
QVGA for reduced quality video recordings (320 x 240).
Display Select:
‘On’ to display the icons on the LCD screen.
‘Off’ to not display the icons on the LCD screen.
(The icons will disappear from the LCD screen 5 seconds after the
choice has been made to not display them on the LCD screen.)
Table 10: Digital video settings
The TRUST 738AV LCD POWER VIDEO allows you to record high quality (VGA)
video clips and normal quality (QVGA) video clips. With QVGA, you can choose from
'Best', 'Fine' and 'Normal'. The resolution is the same for these choices, although a
higher compression is used. As a result, it is possible to record longer video clips.
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‘Normal’ has the highest compression and requires the least memory space.
‘Fine’ is between 'Normal’ and ‘Best’.
However, with the highest compression, it is possible for video clips to be deformed.
4.6.7 Macro setting
Subjects at a distance of 30 to 40 centimetres from the camera and not focussed
correctly. You cannot take photographs or record video clips at a distance of less
than 30 centimetres from the camera. UK
Slide the macro switch (20, figure 1) to the ‘Macro’ position ( ) to take
photographs or record video clips at a distance of 30 to 40 centimetres from the
camera.
Slide the macro switch (20, figure 1) to the ‘Normal’ ( ) position to take
photographs or record video clips at a distance of 40 centimetres or more from the
camera.
Note: Do not forget to return the camera to the normal mode after taking
photographs in the macro mode. When in the macro mode, normal
photographs are not sharp. This is not noticeable through the viewfinder
or the LCD screen.
Note: The viewfinder may be inaccurate when the macro mode is selected.
Record a slightly larger image to avoid parts of the object not being
included in the photograph. You can also use the LCD screen. This
always gives greater accuracy.
4.7 Taking photographs and recording video clips
4.7.1 First photograph
Also see the Quick Installation Guide.
Item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide
1. Open the LCD screen.
2. Slide the lens cover downwards.
3. Turn the camera on.
4. The indicator next to the exposure button will be lit green.
Item 2 of the Quick Installation Guide
5. Set the camera to the ‘Camera’ mode.
6. Decide whether the macro setting is necessary and slide the switch to the
correct position (see chapter 4.6.7).
7. If necessary, choose the desired flash setting by pressing the direction button
to the left.
8. If necessary, choose the desired white balance setting by pressing the
direction button to the right.
9. If necessary, zoom in or out by pressing the direction button up or down.
10. Position the subject in the LCD screen as desired.
11. Press the menu button if the menu is visible. It is not possible to take
photographs if the menu is visible.
12. Hold the camera still.
13. Press the exposure button. The photograph will now be taken. The image on
the LCD screen will disappear for a short period of time and the indicator (to
the left of the exposure button) will flash orange.
14. Wait until the camera has finished. A sound will be heard and the indicator will
go out when the camera is ready to take another photograph. The photograph
will be displayed on the LCD screen for approximately 1 second after it has
been taken.
Note: Keep the glass of the lens clean. Use a cotton bud to clean the lens. If
necessary, use special cleaning fluid for camera lenses. Do not use a
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Tip: The quality of the photographs depends on the surrounding light. More light
will result in a better picture. Do not take photographs facing towards bright
light (see figure 8).
Tip: The number of photographs that can be saved in the internal memory
depends on the number of details of the object to be photographed. The
numbers given below are an approximation.
Number of photographs
Resolution
Normal quality Fine quality
640 x 480 VGA 240 230
1600 x 1200 2 Mpix 60 40
2048 x 1536 3 Mpix 40 24
2272 x 1704 4 Mpix 32 20
Table 11: Maximum number of photographs that can be saved on the internal
16 MB memory
4.7.2 Taking photographs using the automatic exposure function
You can take a photograph of yourself using the automatic exposure function.
Another use for the automatic exposure function is to take a photograph when there
is insufficient light without affecting the sharpness of the picture.
1. Place the camera on the stand (see figure 9).
2. Turn the camera on.
3. Direct the camera at the subject. If necessary, use the LCD screen.
4. Turn on the automatic exposure function using the menu button.
5. Press the exposure button. The red indicator at the front of the camera will
start to flash slowly. The indicator will be lit constantly just before the
photograph is taken. A signal will be heard. The photograph has been taken
when the indicator is no longer lit.
6. The automatic exposure function turns off automatically.
Note: The automatic exposure function must be turned on using the menu
each time that you wish to take a photograph using the automatic
exposure function.
4.7.3 Recording digital video clips
Also see the Quick Installation Guide.
Item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide
1 Open the LCD screen.
2 Slide the lens cover downwards.
3 Turn the camera on.
4 The indicator next to the exposure button will be lit green.
Item 3 of the Quick Installation Guide
5 Determine the correct position for the macro switch (see chapter 4.6.7).
6 If necessary, zoom in or out by pressing the direction button up or down.
7 Press the menu button if the menu is visible. It is not possible to record video
clips if the menu is visible.
8 Position the subject in the LCD screen as desired.
9 Press the record button.
10 The red indicator on the front of the camera will start to flash.
11 The duration of the video clip will be displayed at the top of the LCD screen.
12 For a clear recording, make smooth, slow movements with the camera.
13 Press the record button to stop recording the video clip.
14 The red indicator on the front of the camera will no longer be lit.
Tip: The quality of the video clips depends on the surrounding light. More light
will result in a better video clip.
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Tip: The maximum duration of the video clips that can be saved in the camera’s
internal memory depends on their resolution. An approximation is given in
table 12.
Tip: The result is better if the camera is not moved or only moved slowly whilst
recording. Quick movements may cause a jerky image. This is due to the
fact that the camera only records 10 images per second. This number
depends on the video recording mode.
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Comment: The camera makes a new video clip each time it makes a video
recording. You can paste these clips together using the program
supplied with the camera. A lot of short clips are more difficult to edit
than a smaller number of longer clips.
Video mode Recording
duration
Mm:ss
Images per second
VGA 640 x 480 01:15 10
Normal 03:51
Fine 02:38
QVGA 320 x 240
Best 01:54
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Table 12: Total duration of a video clip using the internal memory
Note: The actual duration depends on the subject and can be up to 40% longer.
If you use a memory card and this becomes full, you can remove the
memory card and record video clips on the internal memory.
4.7.4 Memo recorder (sound recording)
Instructions for recording sound:
1. Turn the camera on (see item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide).
2. Set the camera to the ‘Audio Recorder’ mode (F, figure 2).
3. Adjust the sound recording level by pressing the direction button to the left or
right (B, figure 3).
4. Press the record button (A, figure 3).
5. The red indicator on the front of the camera will start to flash.
6. The duration of the sound recording is displayed on the LCD screen.
7. Press the record button to stop the sound recording.
8. A file with a .wav extension will be displayed on the LCD screen.
Instructions for playing a sound recording:
9. Press the direction button up or down to select the desired wav file.
10. Adjust the sound level by pressing the direction button to the left or right.
11. Press the OK button (D, figure 3).
12. The duration of the sound recording will be displayed.
13. The sound recording will be heard.
14. The sound recording will stop once it has been played in its entirety.
15. The sound recording can be stopped manually by pressing the menu button
(C, figure 3).
Note: A maximum of 11 minutes of sound can be recorded on the internal
memory.
4.8 Viewing and deleting photographs and video clips
4.8.1 Viewing photographs and video clips
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Photographs and video clips are viewed via the ‘Play’ menu. All the various types of
recordings (video, photograph or sound) can be played in this menu. The recordings
are displayed as icons. The files can only be played one at a time on the camera. If
you connect a TV to the AV output, you can view and listen to the files on the TV. To
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1. Turn the camera on (see item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide).
2. Turn the mode switch to the ‘Play’ position (B, figure 2).
3. Use the direction button to scroll to the desired file.
4. Press the record button for detailed information about the file:
a) File name.
b) Date recorded.
c) Size.
d) Resolution (if applicable).
e) Duration (if applicable).
5. Press the record button again to no longer display this information.
6. Press the OK button to display/play the file.
7. Press the OK button again to pause playing the file.
8. Press the menu button to return to the list of files.
Note: Whilst playing a recording, you can go to the next or previous recording by
pressing the direction button to the left or right.
Note: MP3 files cannot be played via this menu (see chapter 4.9 for instructions
on how to play an MP3 file).
4.8.2 Deleting selected recordings
To delete files which are no longer required:
1. Turn the camera on (see item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide).
2. Turn the mode switch to the ‘Play’ position (B, figure 2).
3. Use the direction button to scroll to the file you wish to delete.
4. Press the menu button.
5. Select ‘Delete One’ from the menu.
6. Press the OK button.
7. Select ‘Yes’ using the direction button.
8. Press the OK button.
9. The indicator next to the record button will flash orange.
10. ‘Please wait’ will be displayed on the LCD screen.
11. The icons will then be displayed on the LCD screen again and the selected file
will have been deleted.
Note: MP3 files cannot be deleted in the way described above. Sound recordings,
however, can be deleted in the way described above.
4.8.3 Deleting all the recordings
To delete all the recordings:
1. Turn the camera on (see item 1 of the Quick Installation Guide).
2. Turn the mode switch to the ‘Play’ position (B, figure 2).
3. Press the menu button.
4. Select ‘Delete All’ from the menu.
5. Press the OK button.
6. Select ‘Yes’ using the direction button.
7. Press the OK button.
8. The indicator next to the record button will flash orange.
9. ‘Please wait’ will be displayed on the LCD screen.
10. ‘No file’ will then be displayed on the LCD screen.
11. All the recordings have now been deleted.
Note: Deleted photographs cannot be retrieved. Your photographs will be deleted
for good after carrying out these instructions.
Note: MP3 files cannot be deleted in the way described above. MP3 files can be
deleted using your PC or by formatting the memory (see chapter 4.6.1).
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4.8.4 Connecting the camera to a TV
The camera can be connected to a TV. You can then play all the recordings
(including sound recordings) on the TV. The LCD screen will be turned off. A
standard RCA AV cable is supplied with the camera.
1 Connect the AV cable’s black connector to the camera (3, figure 10).
2 Connect the white RCA plug to the audio input on the TV (if you have a stereo
TV, the plug must be connected to the left-hand, white audio connection) (2,
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3 Connect the yellow RCA plug on the video input (usually yellow) on the TV (2,
figure 10).
4 Turn the TV on.
5 Set the TV to display the video input signal.
6 Turn the camera on.
7 The TV will display the images which are normally displayed on the camera’s
LCD screen.
8 The TV can now be used to display the recordings and photographs.
Note: The camera’s AV output is not suitable for connecting to your TV’s
aerial connection. The TV must have a video input.
Note: If no image is displayed and a loud buzzing noise is heard via the TV
speakers, then you have probably swapped the sound and image
connections. Change over the sound and image plugs and try again.
4.9 Using the MP3 player
4.9.1 Saving MP3 files in the memory
1 Turn the camera on.
2 Connect the camera to the USB port of your computer (see item 7 of the
Quick Installation Guide).
3 Set the camera to the ‘Disk’ USB mode (see item 7 of the Quick Installation
Guide).
4 Use Windows Explorer to open the ‘Removable Disk’.
5 Make a new folder if the ‘Removable Disk’ does not yet have an MP3 folder
(right-click on the white area of the Windows Explorer page).
6 Copy your MP3 files from your hard disk to the MP3 folder.
Note: If a memory card is inserted into the camera, these files will be saved on
the memory card.
Note: Copying MP3 files to the camera requires a large amount of memory
space. This will be at the expense of the memory space used for saving
photographs or video clips. It is recommended to save your MP3 files to
a separate memory card or to purchase a larger memory card.
Tip: You can make your own MP3 files using programs such as Nero or
Musicmatch Jukebox. More information can be found at www.nero.com
or www.musicmatch.com. Free trial versions of these programs can be
downloaded from these websites.
4.9.2 Playing MP3 files.
1 Turn the camera on.
2 Turn the mode switch to the ‘MP3’ position (E, figure 2).
3 Press the direction button up or down to select the files which you wish to play.
4 Mark the files which you wish to play using the play button (A, figure 3).
5 A music symbol will appear when a track has been selected.
6 The music symbol disappears when a track is unselected.
7 Press the OK button (D, figure 3).
8 Music will now be heard.
9 Adjust the volume as desired by pressing the direction button to the left or right.
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11 Press the OK button to stop playing.
You can adjust the bass and the 3D sound simulation as desired using the menu
button (see table 7).
4.9.3 Deleting MP3 files
1 Turn the camera on.
2 Connect the camera to the USB port of your computer (see item 7 of the Quick
Installation Guide).
3 Set the camera to the ‘Disk’ USB mode (see item 7 of the Quick Installation
Guide).
4 Use Windows Explorer to open the ‘Removable Disk’.
5 Open the MP3 folder.
6 Select the files you wish to delete and delete them.
Note: It is not possible to delete MP3 files using the camera. It is recommended to
save MP3 files on a separate memory card.
5 Installing the software
5.1 Removing old drivers and devices
The most common cause of faults during installation is the presence of a driver for a
similar, old device. The best solution is to first remove all drivers related to old
devices before installing the new driver. Make sure you only delete drivers for old,
unused (similar) devices.
Old drivers for webcams, TV cards and video editing cards can affect the webcam
function (live image).
1. Enter the Windows ‘Safe Mode’ (press F8 when starting Windows and then
select ‘Safe Mode’ from the menu which will be displayed).
2. Click on ‘Start – Settings – Control Panel’ and double-click on the ‘Add/Remove
Programs’ icon.
3. Find all the programs for similar, old devices and remove these by clicking on
the ‘Add/Remove’ button. When in the ‘Safe Mode’, it is possible for some
programs to appear twice. In that case, remove all the programs which appear
twice.
4. Restart the computer.
5.2 Installing the driver in Windows 98SE/Windows
Me/Windows 2000/Windows XP
Note: Windows XP and Windows 2000 users: the instructions given below can
only be carried out if you are logged on as ‘Administrator’.
Note: The drivers only support Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000
and Windows XP. If you install the drivers in Windows 98 or Windows 95,
your system may become unstable.
Tip: The latest driver can be downloaded from www.trust.com/13807. Check
whether a new driver is available and use this for the installation. The
current version of the driver is included on the Trust Installation CD-ROM.
Note: Make sure all other programs are closed during the installation.
Note: During installation in Windows 2000 and Windows XP, you may receive a
message saying that the driver has not been signed. This does not cause
a problem for the functionality.
Note: In the example, ‘D:\’ is used to indicate the CD-ROM drive. This may be
different for your computer.
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Note: For Windows 98SE and Windows ME, you must have DirectX 8.0 or a
later release installed in your computer. This can be downloaded from
www.microsoft.com.
1. Insert the first CD-ROM of the CD-ROM set into your computer's CD-ROM
drive. The installation program will start automatically. If it does not start
automatically, do the following:
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a) Select ‘Run’ from the Start menu.
b) Type [D:\SETUP.EXE] and click on 'OK' to start the Trust Software
Installer.
2. The Trust Software Installer window will appear. See item 6 of the Quick
Installation Guide.
3. Select the language you wish to use for the installation.
4. Click on ‘Driver‘ to start the installation of the camera.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
The installation of the driver and software for the TRUST 738AV LCD POWER
VIDEO has now been completed. The installation of the other programs is described
later in this instruction manual.
5.3 Connecting the camera
1. Make sure your computer is turned on.
2. You may require your original Windows installation CD-ROM. Make sure you
have this available.
3. Connect the USB cable to the camera's USB connection (see item 7 of the
Quick Installation Guide). Connect the other end of the USB cable to your
computer. Windows will detect and install the camera. Follow the on-screen
instructions. The camera has been installed correctly once all the windows are
closed. The drivers for the camera’s storage device have now been installed.
4. Select the ‘CAM’ USB mode in the ‘Camera’ menu. The settings are shown in
figure 7. Windows will detect the camera and install the webcam component
of the camera.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions. You may require your original Windows CD-
ROM during the installation.
6. Reinsert the Trust CD-ROM into the CD-ROM drive after completing the
installation. You will receive an error message if you try to continue without
having the Trust CD-ROM in the CD-ROM drive.
7. The camera has been installed correctly once all the windows are closed. It is
now possible to download photographs from the camera onto your computer
and to use the camera as a webcam. See chapter 7 for more information.
Tip: The above will also work when there are no batteries in the camera.
5.4 Checking after the installation
After installing the device and the driver, the following are installed on your computer
and can be checked (connect the camera and turn it on).
‘Start – Settings – Control Panel’. Double-click on the ‘System’ icon and select the
‘Device Manager’ tab.
If used as a webcam (‘CAM’ USB mode):
- Imaging device – TRUST 738AV LCD Power Video(Video)
– TRUST 738AV LCD Power Video (Still)
If used to download photographs:
- Disk drives – TRUST 738AV LCD Power Video
- Harddisk controllers – TRUST 738AV LCD Power Video
In the Start menu
- TRUST 738AV LCD Power Video -> Trust Power Video Manager
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