HOW CAN I Install TO APS 2000++ for windows7 32bit

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You may download a copy of the manual from here.

Essentially, you probably don't as APS film is no longer made and is getting difficult to get processed if you do get some old stock.

But like on all APS cameras, there's a lock on one end of the camera and usually you turn it to open a small door on the bottom of the camera. The APS film cassette gets pushed into the compartment and when you close the door and the camera *should* wind the film ready for shooting and lock the door so that you cannot open it until the film is rewound. The cameras are entirely battery dependent and many used CR2 lithium batteries which are disproportionately expensive and hard to find except from online suppliers.

Unfortunately APS was a badly engineered system from the start, so the cameras didn't tend to last long before suffering major faults. You may wish to bear that fact in mind as those faults won't show until you load a film and any film you do find will likely cost more than you can buy another APS camera for. They're widely available for free or for about a £ or two from almost any charity shop (not from the one I work in though as I always put them straight into the recycling bin as they're a liability).

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Before switching on the television put your decoder and media recorder to Standby if they are connected
and ensure the aerial is connected to your television
Select APS from Menu.
When the APS feature is selected all channels and

settings will be lost, the television will return to factory
settings and then re-tune.

* Press MENU and using the Left or Right button
select Program Table tab

** The Program screen will appear on the screen.
Press the BLUE button to start APS
*** Press the Left or Right button to set the country

**** Press the BLUE button to cancel APS or the RED
or OK button to start.

You must allow the television to complete the
search
OK.

In short, no. The camera must be dismantled. If the film hasn't rewound, then if you wish to save your images you must dismantle it in total darkness: not easy! As the camera is usually a write-off anyway I just slowly crush APS cameras in a vice in my darkroom until they pop open enough for me to extract the film.

If the camera is faulty and not just in need of a fresh battery, then after recovering your film just chuck the camera away; it's not repairable and it definitely isn't collectable. APS was a poorly-engineered system from the start and 35mm has outlasted it largely because APS cameras were generally highly fault-prone and unreliable. It also didn't help that the image quality was worse than on 35mm because of the smaller negatives.

It's not all bad news: 35mm cameras of most types are now mostly near worthless and so commonly available for free on FreeCycle and Freegle as are APS cameras if you really want another.

Hopefully you will just need a fresh battery, but either way I hope that you manage to recover your film successfully.

The user manual is available here http://ca.konicaminolta.com/support/manuals/film-cameras/asp_cameras/vectis_2000/vectis_2000_e.pdf and that explains on page 17.18 and 19 epxlains how to load the film

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Hi - You can download the manual from the link underlined in blue below:

Vectis 2000

See page 19:



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