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DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL HOW TO
DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL SOFTWARE
DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL PC

Note: Attaching the DMC camera to your microscope requires a. If possible, you should also avoid SCSI ID 3, which is often used for internal CD-ROM drives. Note: Do not use 7 or 0, which are customarily reserved for the computer and for PowerMac/PowerPC hard drives. If the camera is on, use the power switch (a) to turn it off.Ģ Insert a small screwdriver into the slot of the SCSI ID selector on the camera and rotate the selector until the arrow points to the desired SCSI ID. If you must change the camera’s SCSI ID, use the following steps:ġ Make sure the camera power is off and the camera is disconnected from the computer. If the DMC is your only external SCSI device or no other device in the chain is using ID 4, skip the rest of this section and go on to Attaching the camera to your microscope on page 11. USING TWO OR MORE DEVICES WITH THE SAME ID NUMBER CAN CAUSE THEM TO MALFUNCTION.

WARNING: EACH SCSI DEVICE CONNECTED TO YOUR COMPUTER MUST HAVE ITS OWN UNIQUE ID NUMBER SO YOUR COMPUTER CAN DISTINGUISH IT FROM OTHER ATTACHED SCSI DEVICES. To determine whether 4 is already being used, check the user guides of the other devices or run a SCSI utility program. You do not need to change this number unless another SCSI device in the chain is already using it. The DMC camera’s SCSI ID is preset to 4 at the factory. You can connect up to seven SCSI devices to your computer, one to another in a SCSI chain. The DMC camera is a Small Computer Systems Interface (SCSI) device. Quick startup: Summarizes instructions for setting up the DMC camera and software, and for taking pictures and transferring them to the computer.

DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL PC

To use these instructions, you should be familiar with the operation of your PowerMac/PowerPC computer or PC with the Microsoft Windows 95 operating system.

DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL SOFTWARE

It also includes the procedures for installing the DMC software on your PowerMac or PowerPC computer or PC, and for taking and saving pictures.

DIGITAL CAMERA UTILITY 5 MANUAL HOW TO

This book explains how to set up and use your Polaroid DMC camera. Connect to the Polaroid World Wide Web site at. Technical support is also available over the Internet. See Polaroid Offices and Service Centers on page 47. and Canada, contact the Polaroid office nearest you. Polaroid offers a variety of customer support services. 63 or larger C-mount adapter Technical assistanceĬall Polaroid toll-free from within the U.S.A. If you do not have such an application, you can use DMC Direct (provided and installed as part of the DMC software) to transfer pictures from the camera and to control the camera from the computer. Recommended for working with DMC pictures.

An image-processing application, such as Adobe Photoshop,Ĭompatible with Adobe Photoshop plug-in modules, is.

Apple system software version 7.5 or later.

PowerPC processor and 20 megabytes (MB) of RAM.

A PowerMac or PowerPC computer or compatible with a.

Software) to capture pictures and save them on your If you do not have such an application, you can useĭMC Direct (provided and installed as part of the DMC

A TWAIN-compliant image-processing application, such asĪdobe Photoshop, is recommended for working with DMC.

An ASPI-compliant SCSI adapter and the appropriate.

Monitors and adapters capable of displaying fewer colors,īut the quality of pictures displayed on the monitor may not

A monitor and graphics adapter capable of displaying 24-bitĬolor (16.7 million colors) is recommended for optimalĭisplay of DMC pictures.

Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT operating system.

Pentium-class processor and 20 megabytes (MB) of RAM (32

An IBM PC or compatible computer, with at least a 66 MHz.

If you do not have the required configuration, With the DMC camera requires the following hardware and Using the DMC software to view and capture pictures taken