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specifications: Optical system : ¼" CCD Active pixels CCD : 512 (H) x 582 (V) Output resolutions : CIF 352x288 pixels, 15 frames per second QCIF 176x144 pixels, 24 frames per second Sub-QCIF 128x96 pixels, 24 frames per second White balance : Automatic/Fixed mode (Selectable via software) Microphone : Electret Signal to noise ratio : > 48 dB Gamma : 0.45 |
Gain control
: Automatic Iris control : Electronic Synchronization : Internal free running Video output : Digital via USB compliant with H263 and H261 Power supply : 5VDC/<2.5W Control : Camera functions and frame rate are controllable via software Viewing angle : 51x39 degree Lens mount : Integrated, 3.8mm F3.0 Dimensions : 77 (W) x 62 (H) x 84 (D) mm Interface : One USB cable (2 meters) |
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| Link: Another (old) page I found containing more information and a review |
| Attention:
If your AMD pc has a VIA chipset
read the readme file in the driver zip carefully. You will need a Microsoft patch (159kb) to prevent windows to freeze right after install at startup. Microsoft download page describing this issue Download the Microsoft usb Amd Via Windows98 patch directly |
| For installing the I-five
webcam on Windows98 you will need the drivers (download
below) and the windows98 CD. How to Install the webcam on other operating systems is not known to me. Please let me know. |
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Any help to
make this page better is appreciated.
Your story on using and installing on your windows version etc.
and the software you use. Anything is welcome
Certainly I'm also looking for the content of the two missing
diskettes.
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