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Power Button:

Hold button for 3 seconds to turn cam On or Off.
Mode changer, switches between video or pictures

Shutter Button:
Click button to take a picture (indicator light blinks once for each picture)
Click button to record a video (indicator light blinks 3 times then goes off)

20 minutes of recording time will put you around 1 GB.
This cam will do 50 minute video on full charge.
 Pictures are around 800KB each.

File names for all recorded media start with PTDCxxxx

Portable battery pack will power the camera for 200 minutes or 3+ hours of recording or until the SD card is full. The portable battery pack allows charging and recording at same time. Note: when you first plug the pack into camera you may or may not see the red light on camera glow, if the camera battery isnt fully charged you will see a red light, a fully charged camera there will be no red light. When charging the portable battery pack using USB the red light on pack will glow red, then shuts off when fully charged (about 4 hours.)

E-charger shows a red light when connected to camera. With camera battery fully charged hit record then plug in E-charger, you will get 3- 20min videos or an extra 20 minutes of recording time. Tip: Before you install the AA battery make sure the clear end cap is screwed on tight, then use the metal end cap to insert battery. The AA battery goes in with + side towards clear end cap of E-charger. Charger output voltage with a fresh AA battery is about 5.36v.

PIP Using Movie Maker 6
Make a picture in picture video using RehanFX transitions and effects for Vista movie maker.
See example video: RehanFx PIP

SD cards range from 2-32 GB. The cards used are the Micro SD/TF/SDHC with storage space 4GB/8GB/16GB/32GB. Tip: TF = TransFlash, SDHC = Secure Digital High Capacity. Your local computer store may sell these cards but you will probably find them cheaper online. The higher the class number (2, 4, 6...) the faster the read/write speed. Transcend, Kinston, and SanDisk are popular brands. 4GB class 4 or higher recommended. Class numbers will be circled, see pic below.

Class is the rate in which data flows to and from the card.
Example:
Class 2 = 2MB/second
Class 8 = 8MB/second
Class 10 = 10MB/second
This is the minimum data transfer for each card.

When inserting the SD card the brass pins on card will face towards back of camera.

To remove or insert SD card push card IN until you hear a "click" sound.

Windows software to set time and date automatically using USB

2K_Ez_Configuration

To set the time and date you need to make a text file called TimeSet.txt so open notepad and type this in as shown but using the actual time and date:

2010-01-01 12:10:02

Save the notepad file as TimeSet.txt

There are 3 ways to add this file to the camera.

#1 Using a sd card reader or sd adapter place the TimeSet.txt file onto the sd card next to the DCIM folder, then plug sd card back into camera and the next time you power up camera it should be set.

#2 Using USB place the TimeSet.txt file next to the camera folder named DCIM (this is the root of camera)

#3 Using USB place the TimeSet.txt file onto the drive letter of your camera by going to start/computer/camera drive /then drag and drop or copy and paste the file onto the drive letter.

Unplug the camera if using USB and power it off. Next time you turn it on the file will be accepted and the time and date will change. If you cant figure it out heres the TimeSet.txt  I made, just change the numbers to your date and time. Once the TimeSet.txt has been accepted the camera will delete it.