Trust 742AV User manual

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Table of contents
1INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................2
GENERAL COMMENTS REGARDING PHOTOGRAPHY ................................................................2
2SAFETY......................................................................................................3
2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION.........................................................................................3
2.2 BATTERIES............................................................................................................3
3APPROVAL ................................................................................................3
4DESCRIPTION OF THE CAMERA .............................................................4
5SETTING THE CAMERA FOR THE FIRST TIME .......................................5
5.1 ATTACH THE WRIST STRAP.....................................................................................5
5.2 INSERT BATTERIES ................................................................................................5
5.3 TURNING THE CAMERA ON .....................................................................................5
5.4 SETTING THE DATE AND TIME ................................................................................. 5
6USING THE CAMERA ................................................................................6
6.1 TAKING VIDEO CLIPS AND PICTURES .......................................................................6
6.2 REVIEWING VIDEO/AUDIO-CLIPS AND PICTURES.......................................................6
7INSTALL DRIVER (WINDOWS) .................................................................7
DRIVER INSTALLATION WINDOWS 98SE/ME/2000/XP .........................................................7
8CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER..............................................................7
8.1 ACTIVATING MASS STORAGE (MSD)......................................................................7
8.2 COPY PHOTOS/VIDEO-CLIPS TO THE COMPUTER......................................................7
8.3 COPY MP3 FILES TO YOUR CAMERA.......................................................................8
9INSTALL APPLICATION SOFTWARE (PC ONLY) ....................................8
9.1 PHOTO EXPRESS 4.0.............................................................................................8
9.2 PHOTO EXPLORER 8.0........................................................................................... 8
9.3 VIDEO STUDIO 7....................................................................................................9
10 ADVANCED CAMERA USE........................................................................9
10.1 PLAYING MP3 FILES .......................................................................................9
10.2 MENU BUTTON ............................................................................................. 10
10.3 SETTINGS MODE...........................................................................................12
10.4 MACRO SELECT DIAL ....................................................................................13
10.5 SELECTING METERING (STILL-IMAGE MODE)...................................................13
10.6 USING FLASH STROBE (STILL-IMAGE MODE) ...................................................14
10.7 CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO A TV ..............................................................14
10.8 WEBCAM INSTALL.........................................................................................14
11 INSTALL TRUST PHOTO SITE................................................................ 15

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11.1 INSTALL TRUST PHOTO SITE ......................................................................... 15
11.2 USING TRUST PHOTO SITE............................................................................ 15
11.3 USING TRUST PHOTO UPLOAD SOFTWARE..................................................... 16
12 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS............................................................... 16
13 TROUBLESHOOTING.............................................................................. 17
13.1 UNINSTALL OLD DRIVERS AND PRODUCTS...................................................... 17
13.2 CHECKING AFTER INSTALLATION ................................................................... 17
13.3 REMOVING CAMERA DRIVER ......................................................................... 18
14 WARRANTY CONDITIONS ...................................................................... 21
Use the Quick Installation Guide when using the camera for the first time. This guide
contains the basic instructions you will need to know in order to be able to use this
camera.
1 Introduction
This instruction manual is for users of the TRUST 742AV USB2.0 LCD POWER
VIDEO. The TRUST 742AV USB2.0 LCD POWER VIDEO can be used to take
photographs, to record live video images, to record voice memos, to play MP3 files or
as a web cam for video- conferencing on the Internet.
The applications supplied with the camera have a wide range of options for browsing
photographs and editing video clips. When the TRUST 742AV USB2.0 LCD POWER
VIDEO is connected to your computer, it can be accessed directly as a removable
disk. You can open the photographs and video clips, edit them, send them via e-mail,
save them on your computer, etc.
The camera also works with Mac OS 9.x and Mac OS 10.1 or later releases as a
mass storage device.
General comments regarding photography
Test photograph
Before you start photographing a unique event, it is a good idea to first take a
number of test photographs. This will help to ensure that the camera works as
required.
No compensation for unsuccessful photographs
No compensation may be claimed for unsuccessful photographs as a result of a
faulty camera, faulty software, etc.
Exchanging photographs and video clips
No guarantees are given that photographs and video clips produced with this camera
can be displayed on other devices or that photograph and video clips produced with
other devices can be displayed using this camera.
Sunlight
Do not aim the camera directly at the sun for a long period of time. This may damage
the sensor.

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Shaking/knocks
Do not shake the camera or knock it against anything, because this may cause a
fault, unsuccessful photographs, memory incompatibility or the loss of photographs
from the memory.
LCD screen
There may sometimes be small black or clear dots visible on the LCD screen. This is
normal and does not affect the photographs. There is no reason to exchange the
camera if there are 10 dots or less.
Exposing the LCD screen to direct sunlight for a long period of time may cause faults.
Lens
Keep the glass of the lens clean. Use a cotton bud to clean the lens. If necessary,
use special cleaning fluid for camera lenses. Camera cleaning fluid can be purchased
from photography shops. Do not use a different type of cleaning product.
2 Safety
2.1 General information
Carefully read the following instructions before use.
• The TRUST 742AV USB2.0 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.
2.2 Batteries
1. The alkaline batteries supplied 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. The batteries may explode.
3. Never drill holes into the batteries.
4. Keep the batteries out of the reach of small children.
5. Only use AA alkaline batteries with this camera. You can also use rechargeable
AA NiMH batteries (minimum 1800 mAh).
6. When the alkaline batteries are empty, ask your local authority where you can
dispose of them.
Note: Standard AA NiCd batteries are unsuitable for use with this device.
Note: Do not use old and new batteries at the same time, because the old
batteries may deplete the new ones.
Note: The batteries should be removed if the camera is not going to be used
for some time. This will save the battery capacity.
3 Approval

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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/13929/ce.
4 Description of the camera
Use table 1 in combination with figure 1.
Item Description Function
1 Power switch On/Off switch.
2 Mode dial
Switches modes:
- Video clip
- Still Image
- Audio recording
- MP3
3 Record / Shutter /
Play / Pause - button
Video clip mode: Record button
Still image mode: Shutter button
Review mode: Play / Pause button
4 Direction buttons Left / Right / Up / Down button
5 Menu / OK button
- Enter to the menu options
- When in menu: OK-button
6 Index button Review mode: switches between thumbnail
and full-screen mode
7 Battery compartment
cover Covers batteries
8 Battery compartment For batteries (see step 1 of the Quick
Installation Guide)
9 Memory card slot Slot for SD/MMC memory card (optional)
10 Strap hook (1) Attach wrist strap here (see chapter 5.1)
11 Status LED
Red: Busy storage (MSD or capture) /
Charging Flash
Green: Ready
12 LCD panel
Operates as:
1) Viewfinder for the camera.
2) Displaying pictures and video clips.
3) Displaying menus.
13 LCD display switch Turn on/off status indicators
14 Microphone Records sound
15 Flash strobe Flash (can be used when light is not
sufficient)
16 Macro select dial Switch focus for short- or long-distance
picture-taking (see chapter 10.3)
17 Lens Image recording sensor
18 Self-timer LED Indicator when using self-timer
19 Connector cover Covers A/V out, ear-phone and USB
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Item Description Function
20 A/V out connector Connector for A/V cable (see chapter 10.5)
21 Earphone connector Connector for earphone
22 USB connector Connector for USB cable
23 Strap hook (2) Attach wrist strap here (see chapter 5.1)
24 Speaker When playing a video clip or audio file the
sound can be heard from this part.
25 Mode dial pointer Indicator for mode dial
26 Tripod socket Socket for tripod stand
Table 1: Description of the camera
5 Setting the camera for the first time
5.1 Attach the wrist strap
A wrist strap is supplied with the camera. Carry out the following to attach it to the
camera.
1. Unfasten and separate the strap into two parts (fig. 2).
2. Thread one part of the strap into the hook at the backside of the camera (10,
fig. 1).
3. Thread the other part of the strap into the hook at the front of the camera (23,
fig. 1)
4. Fasten the wrist strap as indicated in fig. 3. Moving the ring on the strap to the
right will tighten the strap and vice versa. Use the leather wrap to hold the strap.
5. Hold the camera as shown in fig. 4
5.2 Insert batteries
To install the batteries see step 1 of the Quick Installation Guide.
5.3 Turning the camera on
See step 2 of the Quick Installation Guide.
Note: The LCD screen will turn to black after 1 - 5 minutes of inactivity
depending on the auto-off setting (see chapter 10.2).
5.4 Setting the date and time
When you transfer a photo or video clip to a computer, the date and time will be show
when it was taken. When using the camera for the first time the date and time has to
be set.
To set the date:
1. Turn on the camera (see step 2 of the quick installation guide)
2. Set the Mode dial (2, fig. 1) to settings mode. Settings menu will appear
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3. Select ‘Time’ and press OK-button (5, fig. 1). Time/Date settings will appear.
4. Use the direction buttons (4, fig. 1) to set the date/time:
- Up = Decrease 1 value
- Down = Increase 1 value
- Left = Move to previous field
- Right = Move to next field
5. Press OK-button (5, fig. 1) to go back to the settings menu.
Note: The date format is shown as: <year>.<month>.<day>
6 Using the camera
6.1 Taking video clips and pictures
6.1.1 How to record video clips
Note: To save the battery, the camera will turn off automatically after a
couple of minutes depending on the settings.
See step 3 of the Quick Installation Guide.
6.1.2 How to take pictures
See step 4 of the Quick Installation Guide.
Note: Keep the glass of the lens clean. Use a lens tissue to clean the lens. If
necessary, use special cleaning liquid for camera lenses. Do not use a
different cleaning product.
Tip: The quality of the photograph depends on the surrounding light. More
light will result in a better picture.
6.1.3 How to record audio clips
1. Turn on the camera (see step 2 of the quick installation guide)
2. Set the Mode dial (2, fig. 1) to Audio-recording mode.
3. Press shutter-button (3, fig. 1) to start recording an audio-clip.
4. Press shutter-button again to stop recording.
6.2 Reviewing video/audio-clips and pictures
See step 5 of the Quick Installation Guide.
6.2.1 Full screen review
The default Playback method is to show each individual picture one at a time at full-
screen size.
See table 2 for the functions of the direction buttons (4, fig. 1) in full-screen review:
Video-clip: Set volume higher
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DownStill image:Zoom out
Left Go to previous still-image / video-clip
Right Go to next still-image / video-clip
Table 2: Functions full-screen review
Press ‘Index’-button (6, fig. 1) to switch to thumbnail mode.
6.2.2 Thumbnail review
The thumbnail review gives an overview of max. 6 pictures / video clips per screen.
You can browse through these thumbnails by using the direction buttons (4, fig. 1).
Press ‘Index’-button (6, fig. 1) to switch back to full screen mode.
7 Install driver (Windows)
Note: There’re no drivers needed to be installed on Mac OS 9.x / OS X.
Please continue to chapter 8.
Caution: Install the drivers first before connecting your camera to the PC!
Driver Installation Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP
See step 6 of the Quick Installation Guide.
Note: During installing on Windows ME / 98SE, your Windows CD might be
requested. In this case Windows needs this to install additional system
files.
8 Connecting to a computer
8.1 Activating Mass Storage (MSD)
MSD allows you to use the camera just like a standard storage device where you can
copy, delete and move files to and from the camera just as a normal disk drive. To
activate MSD on your computer see step 7 of the Quick Installation Guide.
8.2 Copy photos/video-clips to the computer
When connected to your computer, the digital camera behaves exactly like any
another disk drive attached to your computer. This makes copying the images to your
hard drive as easy as copying files from a floppy disk, zip drive or CD-ROM.
8.2.1 Windows 98SE / ME / 2000 / XP
See step 8 of the Quick Installation Guide.
Note: Format the memory card using the camera. Do not use a card reader.
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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.
8.2.2 MAC
1. Make sure your computer is turned on.
2. Connect the camera to your MAC.
3. An extra folder will be added to your desktop. Your pictures are stored in this
folder.
4. Open this folder to access your pictures and video clips.
5. In MAC OS X, the image capture will be activated automatically to easily import
your pictures into the ‘Pictures’ folder on your system.
Note You might need additional software to edit your pictures as the
software included with the camera is designed for a PC with Windows.
Note For this camera only pictures, audio- and MP3 files are supported on
the Mac!
8.3 Copy MP3 files to your camera
1. Make sure your computer is turned on.
2. For PC: Open ‘My computer’ located on your desktop.
3. Connect the camera to your PC.
4. A removable drive will be added.
5. Open this drive. Two folders will appear: DCIM and MP3.
6. Copy your MP3 files to the MP3 folder.
9 Install application software (PC only)
Three applications are supplied with the camera. These applications do not have to
be installed to use the camera. However, it is recommended to install these programs
in order to use all the extra options available with the camera.
Note: Make sure all other applications are closed during the installation.
9.1 Photo Express 4.0
Ulead Photo Express 4.0 SE is a program which you can edit your photographs.
Follow the instructions below to install Photo Express 4.0 SE:
1. Start the Trust Software Installer.
2. Select ‘Install Software’.
3. Select ‘Ulead Photo Express 4.0 SE’.
4. Select the language you wish to use.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
9.2 Photo Explorer 8.0
Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 SE is a program which you can use to organise your
photographs. Simple processes can be carried out, such as rotating, printing and
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photographs and save them on your computer. Follow the instructions below to install
Photo Explorer 8.0 SE:
1. Start the Trust Software Installer.
2. Select ‘Install Software’.
3. Select ‘Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 SE’.
4. Select the language you wish to use.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
9.3 Video Studio 7
Ulead Video Studio 7 SE is a program which you can edit your video clips. Follow the
instructions below to install Video Studio 7 SE:
1. Start the Trust Software Installer.
2. Select ‘Install Software’.
3. Select ‘Ulead Video Studio 7 SE’.
4. Select the language you wish to use.
5. Follow the on-screen instructions.
10 Advanced camera use
10.1 Playing MP3 files
Note: Make sure to copy MP3 files first to your camera. For more information
see chapter 8.3.
1. Turn on the camera (see step 2 of the quick installation guide)
2. Set the Mode dial (2, fig. 1) to MP3 mode.
3. Press Shutter-button (3, fig. 1) to start playing MP3 files.
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See table 3 for the basic functions in MP3 mode. Use this table with fig. 10
Item Function
A Play / Pause button
B Volume up
C Next file / Fast wind (during playing)
D Volume down
E OK / Menu button (for menu options see chapter 10.2.4)
F Previous file / Rewind (during playing)
Table 3: Basic functions MP3 mode
10.2 Menu button
To go to the menu options of the each mode, press the MENU button (5, fig. 1). Use
the direction buttons (4, fig. 1) to move the selection bar.
See chapter 10.2.1 – 10.2.4 for descriptions of all menu functions per mode.
10.2.1 Playback mode
Options Description
Exit Exit menu
Delete Delete selected video/audio-clip or picture
Delete All Delete all video clips and pictures
Info
Display all information about the taken video/audio-clip or still-
image such as filename, size, date, resolution and recording-
time.
Lock Lock selected file to prevent from being erased accidentally
Lock All Lock all files to prevent from being erased accidentally
Index Sorts the file types the camera should display in playback
mode
Table 4: Menu options in playback mode
10.2.2 Video clip mode
Options Description
Exit Exit menu
Resolution
Set the resolution when taking video-clips:
- 640 x 480 (Fine)
- 352 x 288 (Normal) *
- 160 x 128 (Low)

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Exposure
Adjusts the exposure compensation:
+1.5
+1.2
+0.9
+0.6
+0.3
0.0 *
- 0.3
- 0.6
- 0.9
- 1.2
- 1.5
Effect
Add special effect when recording video-clip:
- Normal (No effect) *
- B / W (Black & White)
- Classic (Sepia toned; video-clip will look like an old classic
film)
(* = default)
Table 5: Menu options in video clip mode
10.2.3 Still image mode
Options Description
Exit Exit menu
Resolution
Set the resolution when taking still-images:
- 2304 x 1728 (Super Fine)
- 2048 x 1536 (Fine)
- 1600 x 1200 (Normal) *
- 640 x 480 (Low)
Self Timer Activate self-timer, ideal for making self-portraits
White Balance
Set the white-balance:
- Auto (camera will determine the best white balance setting for
your shooting environment) *
- Sunny (for outdoor shooting in sunny weather)
- Cloudy (for outdoor shooting in cloudy weather)
- Tungsten (for indoor shooting with incandescent lamp
lighting)
- Fluorescent (for indoor shooting with fluorescent lamp
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Exposure
Adjusts the exposure compensation:
+1.5
+1.2
+0.9
+0.6
+0.3
0.0 *
- 0.3
- 0.6
- 0.9
- 1.2
- 1.5
Effect
Add special effect when making a photograph:
- Normal (No effect) *
- B / W (Black & White)
- Classic (Sepia toned; video-clip will look like an old classic
film)
Date Stamp Print the date of shooting on the picture
(* = default)
Table 6: Menu options in still image mode
10.2.4 MP3 mode
Options Description
Exit Exit menu
Repeat Repeats when playing MP3 files
3D Enhance
Enable the 3D enhancement effect to enrich the sound quality:
- Strong
- Low
- Off *
BASS
Enable the bass effect to enrich the sound quality:
- Strong
- Low
- Off *
Info Display all information about the MP3 file such as track-index,
filename, size and length.
Delete Delete selected MP3 file
Hold Prevents the current settings to be changed when carrying the
camera.
(* = default)
Table 7: Menu options in MP3 mode
10.3 Settings mode
Options Description
Time Set the date and time. (see chapter 5.4)
Beep Set the beep sound of the camera on/off

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Flicker
Set the flicker-setting:
50 Hz (Europe) *
60 Hz (America)
TV System
Set the setting of your TV system:
PAL (Europe) *
NTSC (America)
Language
Set the language of the camera:
- English *
- German
- French
- Italian
- Dutch
- Spanish
- Portuguese
Auto-off
Set the auto save mode (turn camera off after inactivity):
- 1 min. *
- 3 min.
- 5 min.
Format Format the internal memory and/or SD/MMC memory card.
Caution: Locked files will also be erased!
Default Set all settings back to default settings
(* = default)
Table 8: Menu options in Settings mode
10.4 Macro select dial
To take short-distance pictures or movies (15 – 50 cm), rotate the Macro select dial
(16, fig. 1) to the Macro mode . To take normal-distance pictures or movies,
rotate the Macro select dial to the Normal focus mode .
10.5 Selecting metering (Still-image mode)
Under normal conditions, the light is automatically measured based on overall
lighting. If the subject of shooting appears too dark and the background too bright,
you can manually select a proper metering mode according to the subject’s position.
To set the metering:
1. Set the mode dial (2, fig. 1) to ‘Still-image’ mode
2. Press the ‘Right-button of the direction buttons (4. fig. 1) repeatedly to switch
the metering mode in the following order:
- Auto, see fig. 6 (Camera will automatically the best metering method for the
overall conditions)
- Average, see fig. 7 (Camera will measure the lighting condition within the
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- Centre, see fig. 8 (Camera will measure the lighting condition within the
central area)
- Centre low, see fig. 9 (Camera will focus the metering on the centre-low
area)
10.6 Using flash strobe (Still-image mode)
If the light is not sufficient for picture-taking, you can use the flash strobe. To activate
flash:
1. Set the mode dial (2, fig. 1) to ‘Still-image’ mode
2. Press the ‘Left-button of the direction buttons (4. fig. 1) repeatedly to switch to
the following flash modes:
- Off (Flash disabled)
- Auto (Automatic flash when light is not sufficient)
Note When the batteries are low, the flash may be disabled due of
insufficient voltage. Please change the batteries!
Note When using flash make sure the distance between camera and object
is between 0.3m – 1.8m.
Note You can not take pictures when the flash strobe is recharging.
10.7 Connecting the camera to a TV
The camera can be connected to a TV to view your pictures and video-clips. The
LCD screen will be turned off. A standard RCA video cable is supplied with the
camera.
To connect the camera to your TV (see fig. 11):
1. Turn on your TV and switch to AV mode.
2. Connect the audio and video ends of the AV cable to your TV.
3. Open the connector cover of your camera.
4. Connect the other end of the video cable to your camera.
5. Turn on the camera.
Note: Make sure to set the TV system of your camera to PAL for use in
Europe. Setting to the wrong standard makes the screen fuzzy and
everything will be displayed in black and white. For setting TV system
see chapter 10.2
Note: The camera’s AV output is not suitable for connecting to the aerial
connection on your TV. Your TV must have a video input.
Note: If you do not see an image and hear a loud humming sound through
the speakers, then you may have connected the image plugs to the
wrong connection. Check the connections and try again.
10.8 Webcam install
Note: Before using Webcam mode, install the drivers first! (See chapter 7)

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Note: Webcam function is not supported on a Mac!
See step 11 of the Quick Installation Guide.
11 Install Trust photo site
11.1 Install Trust photo site
Trust offers you the possibility to publish your photographs on the Internet at
www.trustphotosite.com. There are a number of conditions attached to the use of this
site. The conditions can be found at www.trustphotosite.com.
This software can be used to upload your photographs to the Trust Photo Site.
Note: The latest version of the Trust Photo Upload software can always be
downloaded from the Trust website.
1. Start the Trust Software Installer.
2. Select ‘Install software’.
3. Select ‘Trust Photo Upload Software’.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
11.2 Using Trust photo site
You must first register with Trust before you can upload photographs to the Trust
Photo Site.
11.2.1 Register first
1. Go to Trust website (www.trust.com) to register yourself and your camera. After
registering, you will receive a confirmation e-mail.
2. Sign in using the confirmation code which is sent to you.
3. Next, follow the instructions below to create your own account.
11.2.2 After registered
1. Go to the Trust Customer Care section of the website
(www.trust.com/customercare). Register using your e-mail address and
password (the password for the Trust website).
2. Enter the item number of your digital camera and click on ‘Search’ to go to the
support page for your camera
3. To create an account, click on ‘Create account’ on the right-hand side of the
Trustphotosite.com banner.
4. Click on the ‘Create trustphotosite.com account’ button. It may take a while
before the next window appears.
5. Click on ‘Continue’. In the window that appears, you can download software for
uploading your photographs to the Trust Photo Site. You can download the
latest version of the software here. (The Trust Photo Upload software is also
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11.3 Using Trust photo upload software
1. Start Trust Photo Upload from the Windows Start menu (Start – Programs –
Trust – Trust Photo Upload).
2. Use the ‘Explorer’ to select the photographs you wish to upload. You can use
the buttons on the right-hand side of the Explorer to select photographs,
unselect photographs, view photographs, etc.
3. Click on ‘Upload’.
4. Enter your e-mail address and the password for your Trust registration (not the
password for your e-mail account).
5. Click on ‘Next’. Your login information will be checked. This may take some
time.
6. Select the photo album where you wish to upload the photographs to or create
a new album.
7. Click on ‘Next’. The photographs will now be uploaded. The progress will be
displayed on your monitor. This may take a long time if you use an analogue
modem.
8. Click on ‘Close’ to close the window.
9. Go to the website www.trustphotosite.com and sign in.
You can now view your photographs, arrange them, etc. See the Help section on the
website for more information.
12 Technical Specifications
Enhanced camera resolution 2304 x 1728 (4 MPixel)
Hardware sensor resolution 1600 x 1200 (2 MPixel)
Internal memory 16 MB
External memory Built-in SD/MMC slot (maximum: 512 MB)
Digital still camera JPEG format
2304 x 1728 (4 MPixel),
2048 x 1536 (3,1 Mpixel),
1600 x 1200 (2 Mpixel),
640 x 480
Digital video camcorder ASF format
CIF (352 x 288 pixels) / up to 29 fps
LCD screen 4 cm colour TFT LCD 280 x 220 pixels
Digital zoom 4x
Image effects 3 modes (normal, black & white, classic)
Lens F = 3.5, 8.5mm
Interface USB 2.0 (USB 1.1 compatible)
Energy saving Auto power-off
Built-in microphone Yes
Built-in speaker Yes
Batteries Duracell Ultra, 2x, AA, 1,5V
Table 9: Specifications