Sharp Binoculars CV 2 User Manual

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CV-2 8 x 30 1.3MP Digital Camera Binocular  
 
Contents  
Quick Start................................................................................ 4  
Features.................................................................................... 7  
Introduction .............................................................................. 9  
How to Use Your Binocular ......................................................10  
Adjust Eye Relief, Barrels......................................................10  
Focus the Binocular ..............................................................11  
How to Use Your Camera..........................................................12  
Insert Batteries, Select an Operation ....................................12  
Select Near or Far Focus ......................................................13  
Taking Pictures and Video ........................................................14  
Take a Still Picture ................................................................14  
Capture Video........................................................................15  
Capture Video Using Flashback............................................16  
Some Suggestions for Using Flashback ..............................17  
Operations ................................................................................18  
Use the Mode and Shutter Button ........................................18  
Use the Camera Mode, Change the Camera Resolution......19  
Use the Video Mode, Use Flashback ....................................20  
Erase (Delete) Pictures or Video ..........................................21  
Find Out How Many Pictures You’ve Taken ..........................21  
Use the Self-Timer, Format and Load Memory Card............22  
Find Out Why CaptureView is Beeping ................................23  
Turn Buzzer On or Off ..........................................................23  
Find Out How Much Power is Left in the Battery ..................23  
Download Pictures ................................................................24  
Install Image Editing Software ..............................................26  
Other Software and System Requirements..............................27  
Maintenance and Troubleshooting............................................28  
Specifications............................................................................29  
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Quick Start  
How to start taking pictures...  
Install 2 AAA batteries  
(not included).  
1
Turn on camera.  
Press and hold down  
Mode for 3 seconds.  
2
Point at something  
interesting.  
3
Press the Shutter.  
You’ve taken a picture!  
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Quick Start  
How to use Flashback...  
Have you ever wanted to record just the play of  
the game (for example, your son or daughter  
kicking the winning goal)?  
Flashback  
icon  
Use Flashback when you want to capture video  
of a short activity—without using up all your  
memory. You’ll begin recording, but with  
Flashback selected, you’ll only save the last 10  
seconds of video.  
Note:You must have a user-supplied SD card  
for Flashback to operate. To insert the  
SD card, press the card into the SD card slot  
with the pin side up and release when you  
hear a click.  
Turn on camera.  
Press and hold down the  
Mode button for 3 seconds.  
Mode  
Button  
Shutter  
Button  
5
Select the Flashback Mode.  
Press the Mode button until the Flashback icon displays.  
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Point at an interesting activity and press the Shutter button to enter the  
record mode.  
Press the Shutter button again to stop recording.  
CaptureView has recorded only the last 10 seconds of the activity. See FLASHBACK,  
and SUGGESTED USES FOR FLASHBACK, pages 16 and 17 for more information.  
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Quick Start  
How to download your pictures...  
USB Cable  
Plug in.  
Connect CaptureView to your PC or Mac (OS 9.0  
or higher) using the included USB cable.  
5
Sit back and relax a minute.  
If using Windows 98ME or higher, CaptureView  
automatically installs on your PC. No drivers are needed. If  
using Windows 98SE or lower, drivers must be installed on  
your PC and can be found on the included CD-Rom.  
6
Install Ulead Photo Express.  
Insert the CD, click on Ulead Photo Express and follow  
the on-screen instructions.  
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Enjoy your photos.  
Open Ulead Photo Express to view, edit and print  
your pictures.  
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Features  
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Fig. 1: Top View  
1. Mode Button  
2. Shutter Button  
3. Diopter Scale  
(right eyepiece)  
4. LCD Panel  
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5. Barrels  
Fig. 1  
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Features  
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Fig. 2: Rear View  
6. Eyepieces  
7. USB Port  
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8. SD Card Port  
9. Rubber eyecups  
10. Focus knob  
Fig. 3: Front View  
11. Objective Lens  
12. Battery  
Compartment Lid  
(push forward and  
lift to remove)  
13. Camera Lens  
14. Focus Ring  
Fig. 3  
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Introduction  
Congratulations on purchasing the Meade® CaptureView® CV-2. CV-2 is an  
8 x 30mm full-featured binocular. It is integrated with a digital camera that requires no  
film to capture pictures or video. This manual is designed to quickly guide you  
through the operation of your CaptureView CV-2. For best results, take a few  
moments to become familiar with the operation of your device, and save this manual  
for future reference.  
CaptureView has the following features:  
Fully functional binocular.  
Digital camera that captures pictures and video.  
Flashback feature allows you to easily record just the highlight of an activity.  
LCD display panel indicates status for ease in performing desired operations.  
Important Note: Images stored in the camera’s internal memory will be lost if the  
batteries are depleted or if the batteries are removed. Therefore, download  
pictures before you remove the batteries. However, images stored on  
user-supplied SD cards (commonly known as “flash memory cards”) will not be  
lost if the batteries are depleted or removed. If it is critical that you save a set of  
pictures, it is recommended that you use an SD card.  
To conserve battery life, remove batteries after downloading images to a  
computer. There is continual battery drainage even when CaptureView is turned  
off.  
Be sure CaptureView is off before changing batteries.  
WARNING! Never use a Meade binocular to look at the Sun! Looking at or  
near the Sun will cause instant and irreversible damage to your eye. Eye damage  
is often painless, so there is no warning to the observer that damage has  
occurred until it is too late. Do not point the binocular at or near the Sun. Children  
should always have adult supervision while observing.  
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How to Use Your Binocular  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Adjust Eye Relief  
If you wear eyeglasses, fold down the  
rubber eyecups and hold the  
eyepieces up against your glasses.  
Fold down  
Adjust the Barrels  
1. Hold CaptureView up to your eyes in  
the normal viewing position. Use  
You need to adjust the barrels, as the  
distance between your eyes is usually  
different than the distance between  
another person’s eyes.  
both hands to hold each barrel firmly.  
2. Pull the barrels apart or push the  
barrels together until you see a  
single circular field with both of your  
eyes.  
Barrel  
Barrel  
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How to Use Your Binocular  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Focus the Binocular  
1. Set the Diopter Scale on underside  
of CaptureView at its center point  
between “+” and “-.”  
2. Choose an object (such as a  
telephone pole) that is at least 50  
feet (15m.) away.  
3. Looking with only your left eye,  
rotate the Focus Knob until the  
object you are viewing is focused.  
4. Looking with only your right eye,  
rotate the Diopter Scale until the  
object you are viewing is focused.  
5. Now, looking with both eyes, rotate  
the Focus Knob to focus on both far  
and near objects.  
Diopter scale  
Focus knob  
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How to Use Your Camera  
CaptureView performs best under good lighting conditions. Take some time to  
practice capturing still pictures and video. Depending on the available light and your  
distance from the object, captured images may not appear as bright or centered as  
viewed through the binoculars. CaptureView takes focused pictures even if the image  
in the binoculars is out-of-focus.  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Insert Batteries  
1. Make sure camera is off before  
changing batteries.  
2. Push the battery compartment lid  
forward and lift to open.  
3. Insert 2 AAA 1.5v (user-supplied)  
batteries into the compartment,  
noting the correct polarity as  
illustrated inside the compartment.  
Battery  
compartment  
Select an Operation  
• Press and hold the Mode button  
for 3 to 5 seconds to turn on the  
camera.  
• Press the Mode button to display and  
cycle through the operation icons on  
the LCD.  
• Press the Shutter button when the  
desired icon is displayed to select an  
operation.  
Shutter  
Mode  
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Near and Far Focus  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Select Near or Far Focus  
1. Press and hold the Mode button for 3  
seconds to turn on the camera.  
2. The binocular can be focused using  
the focus knob. However, the camera  
can be set to Near or Far focus using  
the focus ring, and is not affected by  
the focus knob.  
Focus Ring  
3. To set the Near focus: Position  
CaptureView so that you are looking  
at the front lens and focus ring.  
Rotate the focus ring to the “man”  
icon. You will feel a click. Continue to  
rotate slightly past this point. If you  
are unable to rotate the ring to the  
left, the camera may already be set  
to Near focus.  
Note: The Binocular focus knob  
does not affect the camera focus.  
The camera’s focus is determined  
by the Focus ring setting:  
Near Focus: Use for objects that  
are 30 to 60 feet away. Near focus  
will capture crisp, sharp images of  
nearby objects, especially people.  
Far Focus: Use for objects more  
than 60 feet away.  
To set the Far focus: Position the  
binoculars so that you are looking at  
the front lens and focus ring. Rotate  
the focus ring to the “mountain” icon.  
You will feel a click. Continue to rotate  
slightly past this point. If you are  
unable to rotate the ring to the right,  
the camera may already be set to Far  
focus.  
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Taking Pictures and Video  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Take a Still Picture  
1. Press and hold the Mode button for  
3 seconds to turn on the  
camera. The camera will beep and  
the camera icon displays on the  
LCD. The counter, battery life and  
resolution icons also display.  
2. Point the binoculars at an object. You  
may use the focus knob to focus the  
image in the binocular, but keep in  
mind that you may choose Near or  
Far focus for the camera. In other  
words, the camera’s focus is not  
affected by the binocular’s focus  
knob.  
Shutter  
Mode  
3. Hold CaptureView steady and press  
the Shutter button. Note that the  
counter advances. For example, if  
the counter reads “0016,this means  
that this is your sixteenth  
The amount of pictures you can take:  
High Resolution (1280 x 1024): 12  
Low Resolution (640 x 480): 40  
The number of photos you may take  
will decrease if you have also taken  
video.  
picture.  
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Taking Pictures and Video  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
1. Press and hold the Mode button for  
3 to 5 seconds to turn on the cam-  
era.  
Capture Video  
2. Press the Mode button once and the  
Video mode icon displays.  
5. Point the binoculars at the scene you  
wish to capture.  
4. Press the Shutter button. The  
camera now captures video.  
5 The counter keeps counting (in  
seconds) as you capture video.  
Press the Shutter button again to  
stop recording video. Note that the  
counter stops and the number of  
pictures advances by one (a video  
segment counts as one object).  
Shutter  
Mode  
The maximum length of a movie:  
30 seconds.  
The length of video will decrease if  
you have also taken still pictures.  
You may take longer movies using a  
user-supplied SD memory card.  
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Flashback  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
For example, you may want to record  
a baseball pitcher throwing a pitch:  
Capture Video  
Using Flashback  
1. Select the Flashback icon.  
2. Press the Shutter button to begin  
recording while the pitcher pre-  
pares. After the pitcher throws the  
ball, click on the Shutter button  
again to turn off recording. You’ll  
have saved only the last ten  
This feature is very useful when you  
wish to capture a short activity, but  
are not sure when it will begin.  
This feature captures video for 10  
seconds. Select the Flashback menu  
icon and then press the Shutter button  
to activate recording.  
seconds of the pitcher’s activity.  
Note:You must have a (user-supplied)  
SD card to use the Flashback feature.  
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Flashback  
Some suggestions for using Flashback  
Let’s say your daughter is on the varsity basketball team. And right now, she’s  
dribbling down the court. You’d like to capture her patented hook shot on video.  
This is a job for Flashback.  
Select the Flashback icon and press the Shutter button as she sets off down  
court. The ball is passed back and forth, and is kicked out of bounds. But don’t  
touch the Shutter button just yet to stop the recording. Keep following the action.  
An opponent puts the ball back into play, your daughter steals the pass.....she  
sets....she shoots.....skyhook....she scores! Now press the Shutter button to stop  
the recording. The last ten seconds has been saved to video. Everything else—  
all the unimportant activity—is discarded.  
Using this method, you can record 7 or 8 of the best plays of the game.  
Or let’s say your last name begins with “J” and your son is graduating from  
college. The Dean begins calling the “J’s.Select the Flashback icon and press  
the Shutter button to start recording. Finally the big moment arrives, it’s your  
young man’s moment in the sun. After he accepts his diploma and high fives the  
Dean, press the Shutter button again and you’ll have this unforgettable memory  
saved to video.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Press and hold the Mode button for 3  
to 5 seconds to turn the camera on  
or off.  
Use the Mode and Shutter Buttons  
Use the Mode button to cycle  
through the operation icons.  
As you press the Mode button, the  
operation icons display on-screen in  
the following order:  
Shutter  
Mode  
Camera  
Video  
Note: If you do not perform an  
operation for 60 seconds, the camera  
automatically switches off.  
Flashback (when SD card present)  
Self-timer  
Quality/Resolution  
Erase Last Image  
Erase All Images  
Format Storage  
Beeper On/Off  
Operation Icons  
Camera  
Video  
Flashback  
The next press returns you to the  
Camera icon.  
Self-Timer Resolution  
Erase All  
Press the Shutter button when the  
desired icon is displayed to select an  
operation.  
Use the Shutter button to take a  
picture, and to begin or end the  
recording of a movie.  
Erase Last Format Storage Beeper  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Use the Camera Mode  
Keep pressing the Mode button until  
the Camera icon displays. Then  
press the Shutter button to take a  
still picture.  
Camera Icon  
Change the Camera Resolution  
Select a Resolution setting before  
taking a still image:  
1. The first time you turn on the  
camera, it displays the High  
Resolution icon (“H”). This is the  
default setting.  
High and Low  
Resolution Icons  
2. To change the resolution, keep  
pressing the Mode button until the  
Low Resolution icon displays (“L).  
Then press the Shutter button to  
activate Low Resolution. Low  
H: High Resolution mode (1280 x 1024).  
L: Low Resolution mode (640 x 480).  
The default setting is High Resolution.  
resolution allows you to capture  
more images with your camera.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Use the Video Mode  
Keep pressing the Mode button until  
the Video icon displays. Then press  
the Shutter button to begin recording  
a movie. Press the Shutter button  
again to stop recording.  
Video Icon  
Note: The length of a movie  
depends on how much memory you  
have available. Audio recording is  
not available with this camera.  
Use Flashback  
Keep pressing the Mode button until  
the Flashback icon displays. Then  
press the Shutter button to begin  
recording a movie. Press the Shutter  
button again to stop recording.  
Flashback Icon  
See pages 16 and 17 for more  
information.  
Note: Flashback captures 10  
seconds of video.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Erase Last. Keep pressing the  
Mode button until the Erase Last  
Image icon displays and then press  
the Shutter button. The icon flashes.  
Press the Shutter button again to  
erase the last captured image or  
movie.  
Erase (delete) Pictures or Video  
Erase Last Icon  
Erase All Icon  
Erase All. Keep pressing the Mode  
button until the Erase All Image icon  
displays and then press the Shutter  
button. The icon flashes. Press the  
Shutter button again to erase all the  
images and video.  
Find Out How Many Pictures You  
Have Taken  
Check out the LCD Counter. The  
counter displays the number of  
pictures or videos taken.  
Counter Display  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Keep pressing the Mode button until  
the Self-timer icon displays and  
press the Shutter button.  
Use the Self-timer  
The camera then pauses for about  
10 seconds: It sends out 6 slow and  
then 6 fast warning beeps before  
taking the picture.  
Self-Timer Icon  
Format your SD Card  
Load the SD card and choose this  
icon. When the icon begins to flash,  
press Shutter to begin formatting.  
Note:The first time you use the SD  
card, you need to format it.  
Note: The Card Present icon  
displays when an SD card is in the  
camera.  
Format Storage Icon Card Present Icon  
Press the card in and release when  
you hear a click.  
Load or Eject Memory Card  
Note: If you wish to copy files from  
your flash card, make sure you  
change the Read-Write setting on the  
card to "Write." See your flash card’s  
instructions for more information.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Find Out Why CaptureView  
is Beeping  
Listen for the following patterns:  
Power on: Two short high beeps.  
Wake up: One long high beep.  
Sleep: One short high beep.  
Takes a picture: One short high  
beep.  
Failed to take picture due to  
insufficient memory:  
Three short high beeps.  
Low battery: Six short high beeps  
(beeps only when power is On).  
Self-timer: Sends out 6 slow, then 6  
fast beeps before taking a picture.  
Note: When the battery is low,  
CaptureView sends out six short  
high beeps. It is recommended you  
download the pictures or change  
the batteries at this time.You have  
60 seconds to change the batteries  
before your images are deleted.  
Keep pressing the Mode button until  
either the Buzzer On or Buzzer Off  
displays and then press the Shutter  
button.  
Turn the Buzzer On or Off  
Find Out How Much Power is  
Left in the Batteries  
Check the battery indicators on the  
display.  
Battery Indicators  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
If using Windows 98SE or lower,  
drivers must be installed on your PC  
and can be found on the included  
CD-Rom.  
Download Pictures  
If using Windows 98ME or higher,  
CaptureView automatically installs on  
your PC. No drivers are needed.  
Just attach one end of the USB cable  
to the camera's USB port and the  
other end to your PC's USB port.  
USB Port  
Your PC considers the camera as a  
mass storage device and displays it  
like a hard drive. You can then copy  
your still pictures or video to your com-  
puter or even copy files to the memory  
on the camera.  
Note: You cannot load to a Unix sys-  
tem using the camera's USB port—  
this port can download only to  
Windows OS or Mac OS 9.0 or  
higher.  
However, by using a flash card  
reader, you can also download your  
images to a Macintosh using an  
OS earlier than 9.0 or to a Unix  
system. When using a flash card  
reader, the flash card looks like a  
hard drive to your computer.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
1. Using the provided USB cable, plug  
the one end of the cable into the  
camera's USB port and the other end  
into your PC's USB port.  
Download Pictures (continued)  
2. If using Windows 98SE or lower,  
drivers must be installed on your PC.  
See the included CD-Rom.  
If using Windows 98ME or higher,  
CaptureView automatically installs on  
your PC. No drivers are needed.  
3. After setup is complete, using  
Windows Explorer, you can browse  
the camera's memory as if it were a  
hard drive.  
Note: See “Troubleshooting,”  
page 28, for more information  
about connecting CaptureView to  
your PC.  
4. If CaptureView does not appear in  
Windows Explorer, it might be using a  
drive letter that has already been  
assigned by your PC (e.g., C:, D:, E:,  
etc.). Use Windows' Disk Manager  
program to change the drive letter to  
an unassigned letter (e.g., K:).  
Note: If you are using a Mac OS  
9.0 or higher, drag the memory  
card icon to the trash before  
disconnecting the USB cable.  
5 You may now copy images or files  
from the camera's memory to your  
PC just as you would with any  
external hard drive or flash memory.  
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Operations  
If you want to...  
Do this...  
Install Image Editing Software  
(Ulead Photo Express)  
1. Insert supplied CD Rom into your  
PC’s drive.  
2. A splash screen displays. Click on  
“Ulead Photo Express.”  
3. Follow on-screen instructions.  
4. After you click “Finish,the Ulead  
Photo Express icon appears on your  
desktop.  
5. Double-click the icon to launch  
the program. You can now view, edit  
and print your images. Photo  
Express allows you to browse the  
camera's memory as if it were a  
hard drive.  
Note: If you are connected  
to the internet and you click  
on the Meade logo on the  
splash screen, you will go to  
meade.com.  
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Operations  
Other Software  
The included CD ROM contains other software programs by Ulead that will assist you  
in editing your images, allow you to transfer images to email, and provide you with  
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other useful functions. Ulead Photo Express , Photo Explorer, and Cool 360 , and  
CaptureView Manager are proprietary programs, and may not be sold, licensed or  
distributed without the express written consent of Ulead. For more information about  
Ulead Photo Express, visit the Ulead website at www.ulead.com/pe. Click on the  
"Product Documents" link in the Download section of their homepage to find a link for  
the Photo Express manual.  
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Ulead , Cool 360 and Photo Express are trademarks or registered trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. in the  
United Staes and/or other countries.  
System Requirements  
Windows 98SE/Win Me/Win 2000/Win XP  
Note: If using Windows 98ME or higher, CaptureView automatically installs on  
your PC. No drivers are needed. If using Windows 98SE or lower, drivers must be  
installed on your PC and can be found on the included CD-Rom.  
200MHz (or equivalent) processor or faster.  
64MB of RAM free over System requirements  
Video (VGA) card with 2MB of RAM for minimum 16-bit (High Color) display.  
4x CD-ROM drive.  
USB port (1.1).  
600MB of free hard drive space.  
If you have questions regarding your PC system specifications, please contact your  
PC manufacturer.  
For the latest firmware updates and technical assistance, go to:  
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Maintenance  
Care of your CaptureView  
1. Never immerse CaptureView in liquid. Remove dust or stains with a soft cloth  
dampened with water or neutral detergent. Keep in a dry, cool dust-free  
environment or a container when it is not being used.  
Do not spray liquid cleaners directly onto LCD. Using only gentle pressure, wipe  
the LCD with a slightly dampened cleaning cloth.  
2. Important Note: Images stored in the camera’s internal memory will be lost if the  
batteries are depleted or if the batteries are removed. Therefore, download  
pictures before you remove the batteries. However, images stored on  
user-supplied SD cards (commonly known as “flash memory cards”) will not be  
lost if the batteries are depleted or removed. If it is critical that you save a set of  
pictures, it is recommended that you use an SD card.  
To conserve battery life, remove batteries after downloading images to a  
computer. There is continual battery drainage even when CaptureView is turned  
off. Be sure CaptureView is off before changing batteries.  
3. Avoid dropping CaptureView. Do not disassemble CaptureView.  
Troubleshooting  
It is very important to use the following connection and disconnection  
procedures to download pictures.  
1. Only connect CaptureView to your PC when the PC is on and Windows has  
completed loading.  
2. Avoid physically connecting, disconnecting and reconnecting the camera during a  
download session. Instead, disconnect the camera using Windows software: Right-  
click the USB on-screen icon and select disconnect (or connect to  
reconnect).  
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Specifications  
Binocular power  
8X  
Binocular objective lens diameter  
Binocular optical design  
Binocular close focus  
Field of view (diagonal)  
Binocular field of view  
Image capture resolution  
Maximum length of movie  
Camera aperture  
30mm  
Folding roof prism, fully-coated  
16 ft.  
7.9°  
366 ft. at 1000 yds.  
1280 x 1024, 640 x 480, 24-bit color  
Up to 30 seconds  
f/4.0; fixed lens  
Camera optimum range  
Near Focus: 30 ft. to 66 ft.  
Far Focus: 66 ft. to infinity  
16MB SDRAM  
Memory  
Storage capacity at each resolution  
640 x 480: 40 images  
1280 x 1024: 12 images  
Windows 98SE/2000/Me/XP  
41° to 104° F (5° to 40° C). 20%-85%  
relative humidity, non-condensing  
USB  
Operating system requirements  
Operating environment  
Interface type  
Display  
Icon LCD  
Product dimensions  
Batteries (user supplied)  
Accessories (included)  
4.25" W x 2.4" H x 5.75" D  
Two x AAA 1.5V alkaline  
USB cable, instructions, neck strap,  
cleaning cloth, carry case, CD ROM with  
image editing software  
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SIMMONS BINOCULAR/DIGITAL CAMERA LIMITED WARRANTY  
Every Simmons binocular/digital camera is warranted by Simmons Outdoor Corporation (“Simmons”) to be free of  
defects in materials and workmanship for a period of ONE YEAR from the date of original purchase in the U.S.A.  
and Canada. At its option, Simmons will repair or replace the product, or part thereof, found upon inspection by  
Simmons to be defective, provided the defective part or product is returned to Simmons, as explained below. This  
warranty applies to the original purchaser only and is non-transferable. Simmons products purchased outside  
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International Distributors.  
RGA Number Required: Prior to the return of any product or part, a Return Goods Authorization (RGA) number  
must be obtained from Simmons by writing to the address below, or by calling (800) 626-3233. Each returned part  
or product must include a written statement detailing the nature of the claimed defect, as well as the owner’s  
name, address, and phone number.  
This warranty is not valid in cases where the product has been abused or mishandled, where unauthorized  
repairs have been attempted or performed, or where depreciation of the product is due to normal wear-and tear.  
Simmons specifically disclaims special, indirect, or consequential damages or lost profit, which may result from a  
breach of this warranty. Any implied warranties which cannot be disclaimed are hereby limited to a term of one  
year from the date of original retail purchase.  
This warranty gives you specific rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state. Simmons  
reserves the right to change product specifications or to discontinue productions without prior notice. This  
warranty supersedes all previous Simmons binocular warranties.  
Any return made in the U.S.A. under this limited warranty must follow this procedure:  
Packaging:  
If possible, ship the product in its original packaging. Please be sure to wrap the package securely and use  
filament strapping tape on the outside of the package. Send only the product to be repaired. Please do not send  
accessory items, such as dust caps, carrying case, etc.  
What to Include with Your Product:  
A short note explaining the reasons you are sending the product in for repair.  
Your daytime phone number.  
The RGA Number  
An address for returning your product to you. (No PO boxes, please).  
A check or money order in the amount of $10 to cover shipping and handling fees.  
Shipping:  
We recommend that you ship your product to us by a traceable parcel service. We also recommend that you  
insure your shipment against loss. Many carriers automatically insure packages up to a certain nominal amount,  
typically $100. Please check to see if the insurance provided by the carrier is adequate to cover the replacement  
value of your product. If you live in the United states, your product should be sent, freight prrepaid, to:  
Simmons Outdoor Corporation,  
Attn: Binocular/Digital Repair  
6001 Oak Canyon  
Irvine, CA 92618  
® The name “Simmons,and the Simmons logo, are trademarks registered with the U.S. Patent Office and in prin-  
cipal countries throughout the world. All rights reserved.  
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6001 OAK CANYON, IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 92618  
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