This document provides a user manual for a webcam, outlining its specifications, setup instructions, and guidance for video calling.
Function Description
The webcam is designed for video calls and can be placed on a monitor or desktop. It features a built-in microphone and is intended for use with video-calling applications such as Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, or Gmail. It connects to a computer or TV set-top box via a USB interface and is designed for automatic installation upon connection.
Important Technical Specifications
- Image Sensor: 1/2.7 2MP
- Best Image Range: 1.5-5 meters
- Lens: 3.6MM
- Encoding Format: MJPEG
- Video Resolution: 1920*1080
- Video Frame Rate: 30FPS
- Microphone Shape: Built-in microphone
- Pickup Distance: 5 meters
- Audio Encoding Format: PCM
- Audio Bit Rate: 32kbps
- Size (LWH): 109mm x 40mm x 167mm (unit: mm)
- Power Supply: USB direct power DC5V
- Installation Method: Can be placed horizontally on TV or TV cabinet.
- Connectivity: USB 2.0/3.0 port
The webcam includes several components:
- Lens: The primary optical component for capturing video.
- Power Indicator: A light that indicates the device is powered on.
- Signal Indicator: A light that indicates signal activity.
- Multi-function Bracket: A versatile stand allowing for various placement options.
- MIC: The built-in microphone for audio input.
Usage Features
1. Placement:
The webcam can be placed on a monitor or desktop.
- For placement on a monitor: Grasp the webcam and open the clip base with your other hand. Mount the webcam, ensuring the foot on the clip base is flush with the back of your monitor.
- For desktop placement: The multi-function bracket allows the webcam to stand independently on a flat surface.
2. Connection:
- Plug the webcam into a USB interface of a PC or TV STB.
- Wait approximately 1 minute for the webcam to install automatically.
3. Getting Started with Video Calling:
To use the webcam for video calls, both parties involved need:
- A video-calling application (e.g., Skype, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, Gmail).
- A computer with speakers (or a headset) and a microphone (the webcam has a built-in microphone).
- A broadband Internet connection (e.g., DSL, T1, or cable).
- It is recommended to check the preferred video calling application's requirements, as they may vary, but typically a minimum upload speed of 2Mbps is required.
4. Checking Webcam Recognition:
- Operating System Recognition: Connect the camera to any USB 2.0/3.0 port. It may take a few moments for the camera to be recognized. To verify correct installation, check under Control Panel > System and Security > Device Manager.
- Video Calling Application Recognition: Most video applications have an option setting to review audio and video devices. Ensure that "USB2.0 camera Microphone" is selected for audio and "USB2.0 camera" is selected for video. If not, change the selection accordingly.
Maintenance Features
The manual does not explicitly detail maintenance features. However, based on the design and typical webcam usage, general maintenance would involve:
- Cleaning: Gently wiping the lens and exterior with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust or smudges.
- Storage: Storing the webcam in a safe place when not in use to prevent damage.
- Software Updates: Ensuring that the operating system and video calling applications are up to date to maintain compatibility and performance.
- Connectivity: Regularly checking the USB connection for any loose contacts or damage.
The webcam's robust design, including its multi-function bracket, suggests a durable and user-friendly device suitable for various environments, from home offices to casual video calls. Its automatic installation feature simplifies the setup process, making it accessible even for users with limited technical expertise.
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