VuPoint DV-M5056-VP User manual

CONTENTS
I Getting to know your camera……………………………1
1. Configuration and installation………………….……..…1
2. Monitor screen display…………………………………..2
3. Preparing for photo capture………….……….………..2
4. Video and audio recording………………...…………….3
5. Shooting photos…………..…………………………….5
6. Audio recording…..………………………………...11
7. Image review…………………………………………….11
8. Other setup………………………………………………15
II Software & download…………………………………….21
1 PC-CAM driver installation………………….………..21
2 How to use the PC CAM function……………...…31
3 Image download……………………………………….32
III Maintenance……………………………………………….32
IV Specification and system requirement……………….33

I Getting to know your camea
Configuration & installation
1 Speaker
2 Microphone
3 TFT monitor screen
4 Tripod socket
5 SD card slot
6 Lens
7 Busy light
8 Flash light
9 USB plug
10 Left
11 Up
12 Shutter/OK button
13 Right/flash
14 Mode button
15 Down
16 Self-timer status LED
17 Zoom button
18 Menu button
19 Display button
20 Power button
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2. Monitor screen display

3. Preparing for photo capture
3.1 Battery
You have the option of using AAA alkaline or rechargeable batteries.
Open the battery cover and load the batteries according to the polarity
indicated on the battery door.
3.2 Inserting the SD memory card
Insert the memory card into the card slot carefully. Check the direction
before inserting the memory card.
Attention: If you can not insert the SD card, take it out
and insert again. The SD card can only be inserted
one way. Forcing it may cause damage to the card
and the camera.
4. Video & audio recording:
(1): Open and rotate the LCD screen to the best angle which to view the
object.
(2): Turn the Mode switch to capture mode make sure the video icon is

against the red triangle.
3): Press the Power button for about one second to enter video mode,
then the icon” “ will appear on the upper left corner of the screen.
4): Press the OK button to start recording.
5): Press the OK button again to stop recording the video.
6): While in video mode press “Menu” to enter the main menu for 2 options:
“Video” and “Setup”. The “Video” option has four submenus: Resolution,
Frame Rate, White Balance, and Audio.
A: Video Resolution:
a) Press the Up/Down button to select “Resolution”, press the Right
button for 2 options: 640*480 or 320*240;
b) Press the Right/Left button to select the resolution.
c) Press the OK button to confirm and exit.
d) Press the OK button or the MENU button again to return to video mode.
B: Frame rate:
a) Press the Up/Down button to select “Frame rate”, press the

Right button for 2 options 30FPS or 15FPS.
b) Press the Up/Down button to select the frame rate you want.
c) Press the OK button to confirm and exit.
d) Press the OK button or the MENU button to enter video recording
mode.
C: White balance
a) Press the Up/Down button to select “White Balance”, press the
Right button for 5 options: Auto, Day Light, Tungsten, Fluorescent, and
Cloudy.
b) Press the Up/Down button to select the proper mode.
c) Press the OK button to confirm and exit.
d) Press the OK button or Menu button again to return to the video mode.
D: Audio Recording:
a) Press “MENU” under video mode, press the Up/Down button to
select “Audio”, press the RIGHT button to select “Enable” or “Disable”;
b) Videos will record with audio when “Enable” is selected the videos will

not record with audio when “Disable” is selected.
c) Press the OK button to confirm and exit.
5. Shooting Photos
(1) Power on
(2): Turn the Mode switch to capture mode make sure the capture icon is
against the red triangle.
3): Press the OK button to take pictures.
Note:
zDo not take the memory card or battery out while the camera is
saving the image, otherwise, the image will not be saved completely.
zThe screen will turn off automatically if the camera is not in use for
30 seconds. Press any key to restart the screen.
While in capture mode press “Menu” to enter the main menu for 2
options: “Image” and ”Setup”. The “Image” option has eight submenus:
Resolution, Quality, White Balance, Color Effect, Exposure, Date
Stamp, Self timer, and Burst Snapshot.
A. Flash mode

Auto: Automatically turns on/off according
to the lighting conditions.
Flash on: Forces the flash to fire all the
time.
Flash off: Flash does not turn on.
While in capture mode, press the Right button to enter the above three
flash modes in turn.
●The flash will charge automatically between shots and the screen will go
blank when charging. The next image can be shot only when the charge
is completed.
●If shooting with the flash under a bright environment, the flash in the
image will cause the incorrect exposure.
Note: The flash will not work with the “Burst snapshot” function.

B. Resolution:
a) Press the Right/Left button to select the “resolution” mode,
then press the Right button for 5 options: 2592*1944 ，
2048*1536，1600*1200，1280*960，and 640*480.
(b) Press the Up/Down button to select the resolution.
c) Press the OK button or Menu button to confirm and exit.
C. Quality:
a) Press the Up/Down button to select “Quality” and press the
Right button for 3 options: Super, Fine, and Normal.
b) Press the Up/Down button to select the image quality.
c) Press the OK button or Menu button to confirm and exit.
D. White Balance:
a) Press the Up/Down button to select “White Balance”, press the
Right button for 5 options: Auto, Day Light, Tungsten, Fluorescent, and
Cloudy.
b) Press the Up/Down button to select the proper mode.