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Steve Bowman Posted on Nov 17, 2017

Recently purchased The Sharper Image Rechargeable USB camera Platinum edition. It will not start by pressing on center red button as indicated and the reset button doesn't do anything. I have charged it for over 12 hours and it shows full bar on the battery indicator. Any suggestions? Or did I purchase a defective unit?

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Before use. Recharge full than use.

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Gordon McAndrew

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SOURCE: Charging the battery on Jazz HDV178 digital camcorder

Use the charger that came with it and insert the mini-USB plug into the camera. The red LED will flash until the battery is charged and then it will stay on steady. I left mine overnight the first time. About four hours the second time. Still don't know exactly how long it takes though.

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Firstly, What Brand is the Camera?

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Call Flip support, problems are happening to too many people, contact Flip support, if they cannot help, contact MacWorld or other online reviewers and let them know.

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SOURCE: canon camera sx10 IS battery dries out quickly

please use the batteries of the same spec. IE - 4 two 3000mA. please read the instructions carefully - they do mention that you have to use battiers of the same power rating.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 22, 2009

SOURCE: Sony DSC-S70, battery not charging to a full charge

Batteries will lose their charge when not in use. If the battery is stored in the camera, the camera will use power from the rechargeable battery to maintain the time and date settings. This is normal operation for the battery and the camera.
NOTES: Removing the rechargeable battery from the camera when the camera is not in use is recommended. If the camera seems to drain the batteries too quickly even when it is not being used, service may be required .

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I have a Sharper Image SA246. How do I play the tape deck?

To play a tape on the Sharper Image SA246, follow these steps:
  1. Power on the unit by pressing the "Power" button located on the top of the unit.
  2. Press the "Tape" button located on the front of the unit. This will switch the unit to tape mode.
  3. Press the "Eject" button on the front of the unit to open the tape deck.
  4. Insert the cassette tape into the cassette compartment with the side you want to play facing out.
  5. Press the "Eject" button again to close the tape deck.
  6. Press the "Play" button located on the front of the unit to start playing the tape. You can adjust the volume using the volume knob located on the top of the unit.
  7. To stop the tape, press the "Stop" button located on the front of the unit.
  8. To eject the tape, press the "Eject" button again and remove the tape.
I hope this helps you play your cassette tape on your Sharper Image SA246!
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How long should i charge the headset and how to turn it on

The headset contains a lithium ion rechargeable battery, which should be charged before using the headset for the first time.

System requirements for battery charge using USB

Personal Computer with pre-installed with any of the following operating systems and USB port:
Operating Systems (when using Windows)
Windows® 7
Home Basic / Home Premium / Professional / Ultimate
Windows Vista® (Service Pack 2 or later)
Home Basic / Home Premium / Business / Ultimate
Windows® XP (Service Pack 3 or later)
Home Edition / Professional / Media Center Edition 2004 / Media Center Edition 2005
(when using Macintosh)
Mac OS X (version.10.3 or later)

Charging the headset

  1. Open the cover of the micro-USB port.
Insert the tip of your fingernail in the groove, and open the cover.
  1. Connect the supplied micro-USB cable to the headset, and then connect the other end to a computer.
Make sure that you connect the plug of the micro-USB cable in the direction as shown in the illustration below.
Charging starts when the headset and the computer are connected.
Make sure that the indicator (red) lights up. Charging is completed in about 6 hours* and the indicator (red) goes off automatically.
*Time required to charge the empty battery to its full capacity
Notes
  • If the headset is not used for a long time, the indicator (red) may not light up when you connect the micro-USB cable to charge the headset. In this case, do not disconnect the micro-USB cable from the headset and wait until the indicator (red) lights up.
  • When you close the cover of the micro-USB port after charging the battery, push the catch at the edge (the round part) of the cover into the port compartment.
  1. Catch
Tips
  • If the micro-USB cable is connected to a computer while the headset is turned on, the headset will be turned off automatically.
  • To charge the headset from an AC outlet, use USB Charging AC Power Adaptor* (sold separately). For details, refer to the manuals supplied with the USB Charging AC Power Adaptor.
  • The headset cannot be turned on while charging the battery.
*Refer to the Reference Guide on the recommended adapter.
Caution
If the headset detects a problem while charging, the indicator (red) may turn off, although charging is not complete.
Check for the following causes:
  • Ambient temperature exceeds the range of 5 °C - 35 °C (41 °F - 95 °F).
  • There is a problem with the battery.
    In this case, charge again within the above-mentioned temperature range. If the problem persists, consult your nearest Sony dealer.
Notes
  • If the headset is not used for a long time, the battery may be quickly depleted, however, after a few recharges, the battery life will improve.
  • Even if you do not intend to use the headset for a long time, charge the battery to its full capacity once every 6 months to maintain its performance.
  • If the headset is not used for a long time, it may take longer to charge the battery.
  • If the life of the built-in rechargeable battery drops to half the normal length, the battery should be replaced. Consult your nearest Sony dealer for replacement of the rechargeable battery.
  • Avoid exposure to temperature extremes, direct sunlight, moisture, sand, dust or mechanical shock. Never leave the headset in a car parked in the sun.
  • If the computer enters into hibernation mode while connected to the headset, charging will not be completed properly. Check the setting of the computer before charging. The indicator (red) will go off automatically even if the computer enters into hibernation mode. Charge the headset again in this case.
  • Use the supplied micro-USB cable only, and connect directly to a computer. Charging will not be completed properly by an indirect connection, such as via a USB hub.

Usage hours

Status Approx. usage hours Communication time (including music playback time) (up to) 30 hours Standby time (up to) 200 hours The communication time will be about 15 hours when it is charged for 2 hours.
Time stated above may vary, depending on ambient temperature or conditions of use.

Checking the remaining battery

If you press the POWER button while the headset is turned on, the indicator (red) flashes. You can check the remaining battery by the number of times the indicator (red) flashes. The indicator (red) flashes immediately after the headset is turned on to indicate the remaining battery power.
Indicator (red) Status 3 times Full 2 times Mid 1 time Low (needs to charge) Note
  • You cannot check the remaining battery during pairing operation.
When the battery is almost empty The indicator turns red. When the battery becomes empty, the headset sounds a beep and turns off automatically.
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I purchased a U-VIDEO USB video camera (The Sharper Image) and took it on vacation. I am attempting to upload the videos. Step 1 is Select Video, plug camera into USB port, Open the YouTube Video...

Keep it simple- download vlc player which plays EVERYTHING. Plug in your camera to usb - start player - direct to usb device and play back.
That file you are looking for should be in your programs directory.
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Should the power light be green or red, when I turn camera on it shows a green light then turns red

Red light indicates that the camera is out of charged., Try to charged your battery for 3-4 hrs if you encounter flashing red on a fully charged battery you need to call kodak 1 800 235 6325 ext 12

You can charged you camera using 5V AC Adaptor or a USB cable taht attached into the computer
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Lost Instructions for Little Tikes My Real Digital Video Camera

I also recieved a prompt reply, with attachment - here's paste of the text only:

INTRODUCTION
CONTENTS
Item no.: 608728
Ages 3+
ADULT BATTERY INSTALLATION REQUIRED
Get ready to make your own movies with the Little Tikes™ My Real Digital Video Camera! This
durable and fun camera is easy to use and really records video and takes pictures, even up to a
depth of three feet under water!
Illustrations may vary from actual contents.
IMPORTANT: An adult must remove and discard the plastic label from the LCD Display before use.
• Little Tikes™ My Real Digital Video Camera
a. Microphone
b. LED Light
c. Lens
d. Power Button/Mode Selector
e. Mode Display
f. Edit Button/Edit Mode
g. Trash Button/Delete Mode
h. Volume Selector
i. Zoom Button
j. Record/Confirm Button
k. Speaker
l. Left Button
m. Right Button
n. LCD Display
o. USB Port
p. TV Out Port
q. SD Card Slot
r. TV Out Cable
s. USB Cable
t. Adjustable Neck Strap
u. Carrying Case
WARNING
Constant, competent adult supervision
is required at ALL TIMES when small
children are near or in water.
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BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Battery Installation
An adult must install batteries. Here’s how:
1. Using a Phillips screwdriver (not included) remove the screws and Watertight Cover from the
bottom of the camera.
2. Remove the screw and Battery Compartment Cover .
3. Install two (2) AA alkaline batteries (not included) making sure the (+) and (-) ends face the
proper direction as indicated inside the battery compartment.
4. Replace the Battery Compartment Cover and tighten the screw.
5. Replace the Watertight Cover and tighten the screws firmly to ensure a good seal.
Optional SD Card
Your Camera will hold approximately 10 minutes of video or 250-1000 still photos. Since portions
of the free memory space indicated in the Menu Mode are used to store the photo program, the
available space for storing photos etc., may be reduced. These numbers may also vary depending
upon the camera mode settings and the images being captured. To enlarge the memory, an
SD card (not included) may be purchased from your local camera store. To install the card an
adult must:
1. Make certain the camera is turned OFF.
2. Using a Phillips screwdriver (not included) remove the screws and Watertight Cover from the
bottom of the Camera.
3. Slide the SD card (not included) into the slot until it clicks. (DO NOT force the SD card. If you
feel resistance, remove the card, make sure it is facing the correct direction, and try installing
again).
NOTE: SD card label must face toward the Camera Viewfinder and the edge of the card with the
copper contacts must be inserted first.
4. Replace the Watertight Cover and tighten the screws firmly to ensure a good seal to keep
water from entering the card slot.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• If the Watertight Cover is not completely sealed, water may enter the compartment causing
irreparable damage to the camera.
• USE CAMERA IN FRESH WATER ONLY. DO NOT USE IN SALT WATER.
• Using the Camera at a depth of more than 3 feet is not recommended.
TIP: Keep an eye on your battery level by checking the Battery Gauge in the top-right corner of
your screen. If the Gauge is red, new alkaline batteries need to be installed.
1.5V AA/LR06
1.5V AA/LR06
unscrew
TV Out Port
USB Port
SD Card Slot
unscrew
unscrew
1.5V AA/LR06
1.5V AA/LR06
Battery
Compartment
Cover
Watertight
Cover
IMPORTANT: To save your photos and videos directly to an SD card, you must go to the Storage
Section of the Menu Mode (see Page 5) and change the setting from internal memory to external
memory.
NOTE: Never insert anything other than an SD card into the card slot as doing so may damage the
camera and the SD card. To remove the card, press in on it and it will pop out.
IMPORTANT: Should water or any foreign object get into the Battery Compartment or the Card
Slot, turn the camera off immediately, remove the card and/or batteries, and allow the camera to
dry out completely before attempting to use again.
QUICK START
ATTACHING THE NECK STRAP
An adult must attach the Neck Strap. Here’s how:
• Place the clip on the end of the Neck Strap into the
opening in the connector which is attached to the camera
and press firmly until it clicks into place. (Fig. A)
• Repeat the instructions above to attach the remaining
end of the strap. (To detach the Neck Strap squeeze the
clip edges and pull apart.)
• Adjust the length of the Strap by using the plastic buckle
located along the strap.
NOTE: To attach or detach camera portion of connector,
see Fig. B.
CAUTION - DETACH NECK STRAP FROM CAMERA
BEFORE ENTERING WATER.
CAMERA MODES
VIDEO MODE
In this mode the Viewfinder will show what the camera sees in real time.
• Set up your shot in the Viewfinder then press and release Record to take a video.
NOTE: A red “RC” icon will appear in the top-left corner of the screen, and the elapsed time will
appear in the lower right corner.
• To stop recording and store what you have recorded, press the Record button again. The screen
will switch to the beginning of the film you just recorded with a big red Play arrow in the middle.
• Press the Record Button and the video will play back.
• Press the Left Button (or wait 5 seconds) and the camera will go back to the live image.
TIP: You can zoom the camera in and out by pressing the Zoom buttons! The Zoom Indicator on
the right side of the screen will tell you how far you are zoomed in or out!
NOTE: There is no zoom function in 640 X 480 video mode.
Video Mode
Still Picture Mode
Playback Mode
Fig. A Fig. B
ADDING SOUND TO YOUR VIDEO
• Before recording, press the Edit Button. You will see Sound and Image icons. (Fig. 5)
• Use the Left or Right Buttons to select Sound then press Record to confirm.
• Press the Left or Right Button again to hear the available sounds. (Fig.6) Stop at the one you
like, then press Record to add it to your video. The camera will then return to the live image.
Press Record to record your video with the sound included. Press Record again to stop
recording. (Press edit to exit edit mode.)
NOTE: Turn the Volume up high so the microphone can hear and record the sound!
ADDING IMAGES TO YOUR VIDEO
• Before recording, press the Edit Button. You will see Sound and Image icons. (Fig. 5)
• Use the Left or Right Buttons to select your choice then press Record to confirm.
• Press the Left or Right Buttons to see the available images. (Fig.7) Stop at the one you like,
then press Record to add it to your video. The camera will then return to the live image with
your selected graphic. Press record to record your video with the image! Press Record again to
stop recording. (Press edit to exit edit mode.)
IMPORTANT - images on videos will only appear when viewed on camera viewfinder or on
TV screen.
Fig. 5 Fig. 7
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Construction
TURNING THE CAMERA ON
Once an adult has installed the batteries:
• Press and hold the Power button for 2 seconds. The Little Tikes™ logo will appear on the screen.
• Once the logo disappears the camera will automatically be set to Video Mode.
NOTE: To change modes, press and release the Power button. To turn the camera off, hold down
the Power button for 2 seconds.
IMPORTANT: Before making videos or taking pictures, see Page 4 (MENU MODE) to set picture
quality. Also, camera must be at least 2 feet away from subject for best focus.
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INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED FOR THE SHARPER IMAGE - JUMBO UNIVERSAL REMOTE

Hello kls1996... programming your remote is rather easy. The easiest way (thanks to The Sharper Image Jumbo Remote being a LEARNING SMART remote) is to do the following:

1 - Point the head of your Sharper Image remote at the head of your Sanyo TV remote (nose to nose so the clear bulbs on each remote are facing each other).

2 - Press the "TV" button on your Sharper Image remote (located in the upper left-hand corner).

3 - Hold the "LEARN" button on your Sharper Image remote (located in the left edge under the volume buttons) until the red light flashes.

4 - Press the key on your Sharper Image remote (e.g. Volume Up or +VOL)... the red light will go solid (indicating that it is waiting for a signal from the other (in your case Sanyo) remote.

5 - Press the key on your other remote (in your case the Sanyo remote) that you want programmed in your new Sharper Image remote... the red light will flash rapidly again.

6 - Repeat step #4 until you have programmed each key.

7 - When done... press the "LEARN" key on your Sharper Image remote. Your Sharper Image remote should be programmed to operate your device (in this case, your Sanyo TV).

NOTE: You can program other devices such as your VCR, DVD, VHS, SAT, CABLE, etc. and not just one device.
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Redeye

Red-eye is actually caused by the light from the flash bouncing off the back of the retina and picking up the color red from the blood vessels. To correct this effect, follow these steps: Turn the mode dial to PlayBack Mode (green arrow) and display the image with redeye. Press OK\Menu button. Using the arrow pad, navigate to MODE MENU>EDIT>REDEYE FIX. Press the right arrow key, START will display. Press OK\Menu After {BUSY} bar displays, a screen will display with an option to cancel or save the image. ? If the option [Go] is displayed, press the OK\Menu button. This saves a corrected version of the image. ? If the option CANCEL is displayed, than the camera was unable to correct the image. Press the left arrow key to exit. This correction may not work on all pictures. If you import the original image into Olympus Master software you can also apply the Red-Eye fix located in the Edit menu. This lets you precisely pinpoint the eye area and remove the red. It even lets you remove green or blue, which can occur with animals.
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Redeye

Red-eye is actually caused by the light from the flash bouncing off the back of the retina and picking up the color red from the blood vessels. To correct this effect, follow these steps: Turn the mode dial to PlayBack Mode (green arrow) and display the image with redeye. Press OK\Menu button. Using the arrow pad, navigate to MODE MENU>EDIT>REDEYE FIX. Press the right arrow key, START will display. Press OK\Menu After {BUSY} bar displays, a screen will display with an option to cancel or save the image. ? If the option [Go] is displayed, press the OK\Menu button. This saves a corrected version of the image. ? If the option CANCEL is displayed, than the camera was unable to correct the image. Press the left arrow key to exit. This correction may not work on all pictures. If you import the original image into Olympus Master software you can also apply the Red-Eye fix located in the Edit menu. This lets you precisely pinpoint the eye area and remove the red. It even lets you remove green or blue, which can occur with animals.
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