kogan KAKIDINCMRA Kids Instant Print Camera User Guide

kogan KAKIDINCMRA Kids Instant Print Camera User Guide

SAFETY & WARNINGS

WARNING

CHOKING HAZARD – Small parts

Warning! Not for children under 3 years. Contains small parts.

Warning

  • As small parts are included, it is not suitable for children below 3 years old.
  • Keep away from fire sources when using.
  • Children should be supervised by an adult when using this device.
  • The device should only be charged by an adult or under the supervision of an adult.
  • The charger is not a toy. Ensure the device is charged only with an 5V/2A USB adapter.
  • Ensure the charging cable is disconnected before cleaning the camera.

Attention

  • The built-in 3.7V battery cannot be removed or replaced. If it is damaged, please contact Kogan.com for support assistance.
  • Please keep in mind, despite the colour images and filters, this device performs black and white thermal printing only. The photos saved to the microSD card will retain all colour.
  • Due to thermal printing technology, the print-outs are not archival quality and will degrade over time. For the prints to last longer, store away from heat or direct sunlight.

Note

  • The thermal printing paper rolls supplied by Kogan.com (provided with this camera and additional rolls sold separately) are BPA-free to ensure a safe product for children. We recommend only using these BPA-free rolls.
  • The camera will not turn on when the reset switch is set to ‘OFF’ position. When reset function is used, switch to ‘OFF’ and then back to ‘ON’.

COMPONENTS LIST

  • Instant print camera
  • x2 BPA-free rolls of thermal printer paper (57mm x 25mm)
  • Sticker set
  • Coloured marker pens
  • USB-C charging cable
  • Lanyard

OVERVIEW

Front

Rear

Top of camera, below safety cover:

  1. Front lens
  2. Display
  3. Settings button
  4. Power (on/off) button
  5. Print button
  6. Front/Rear lens switch button
  7. Indicator light
  8. Up button
  9. Photo/Video switch button
  10. OK button
  11. Down butt
  12. Playback button
  13. Shutter button
  14. Rear lens
  15. Speaker
  16. Microphone
  17. Flash/Light
  18. Printer output slot
  19. Pull tab (for paper compartment)
  20. Paper compartment
  21. Reset switch
  22. microSD card slot
  23. Charging port (USB-C)

Note:The camera will not turn on when the Reset switch (21) is set to ‘OFF’ position.When reset function is used, switch to ‘OFF’ and then back to ‘ON’.

GETTING STARTED

Loading the printer paper

Use the pull tab to open the paper compartment. Insert the roll of thermal printer paper (57mm x 25mm) into the paper compartment, ensuring the roll is facing the same direction as shown in the image below (rolling under then back from above).

Fit the roll so some of the paper is feeding out through the slot, then close the paper compartment and tear off the excess paper exposed on the outside.Correct direction for thermal paper roll

Installing microSD card

The SD card slot is below the safety cover at the top of the camera. This device will not work with a card above 32GB capacity. To eject the card, push inward.

Charging the camera

Insert a USB-C cable into the charging port at the top of the camera (below safety cover), and connect the other end into a USB power adapter (5V/2A). Once power is connected, the camera will begin charging.

The indicator light is Red while charging is in progress, and will turn off when fully charged.

The camera will give a low battery prompt when further charging is required.

Powering on

Once fully charged, press the Power buttononce to turn the camera on. By default, it will start in Photo mode, with the rear lens.

OPERATION

Instant printing

  • Press Print button  until the ‘print’ icon appears on the display screen
  • Press the Shutter button to take a photo. In this setting, the photo will immediately print out.

Note: If you do not want every photo to print, press the Print button until the ‘print’ icon does not appear on the display. In this setting, photos can only be printed manually from the Playback menu.

Printing from playback menu

  • Press Playback button to enter playback menu.
  • Press Up/Down buttons to select previous images.
  • Press Print button to print selection.

Switching front-facing and rear-facing lens

  • Press the Front/Rear lens switch button  to switch the active lens.
  • Press Playback button  to review photos taken with the rear-facing lens

Recording video

  • Press Photo/Video switch button to enter Video mode.
  • Press Front/Rear lens switch button  to switch the active lens.
  • Press Shutter button to begin recording. Press Shutter button again to save the video and stop recording.
  • Press Playback button  to view recorded videos. Press the Shutter button  to play the video in the Playback menu.

Filters

Press the Up/Down buttons to cycle through different filter options. Filters overlay a fun scene or border to your image, with different options available between front and rear cameras. To quickly return to default (no filter) option, press the Front/Rear Lens switch button twice, to swap quickly back to the current lens with no filter.

Note that while the full colour of the scenes/filters will be saved to the SD card (and exportable to other devices in this format), the printer will only print black and white.

Delete

  • Press Playback button  to enter playback menu. Press Up/Down buttons to select saved images or videos.
  • Press Settings button to bring up the Delete option. Use the Up/Down buttons to select ‘OK’ or ‘Cancel’.
  • Press OK button while ‘OK’ is selected to delete the selected image or video.

Reset

If the camera becomes non-responsive or shows difficulty operating, the Reset switch acts as a manual override to turn the power completely off and then back on. Slide the Reset switch to ‘OFF’, then slide back to ‘ON’ before pressing the power button to turn the camera back on. If the switch is left set to ‘OFF’, it will not turn on.

SETTINGS

To access the settings menu, press the Settings button.

Use the Up/Down buttons to navigate the different menu options, and press OK button to enter the selected submenu to edit the settings. Press OK buttonto confirm selection and exit the submenu.

To exit without saving, press the Playback button

Print shade

Select from High, Medium or Low to adjust the depth of the print-outs. Low setting has a lighter print out, High setting is darker.

Resolution

Select between HD (high definition) or FHD (Full high definition) for the recording resolution.The higher the resolution, the more space on the memory card this will use.

Delay photo

Also known as an auto-timer or self-timer, this allows the user to set a delay between when the Shutter button is pressed and when the photo is taken. Select between 3 seconds, 5 seconds, or 10 seconds. To disable, select Off.

Three photos

Also known as burst shots, this takes and saves 3 photos within approximately 2 seconds.

Cyclic record

This setting applies to video mode only. When enabled, this allows videos to continuously record while saving as short clips. Select between 3 minute, 5 minute, or 10 minute intervals. When video is recording, the device will automatically save the current video and begin recording the next once the selected time has passed. This is ideal for recording long videos indefinitely, without needing to manually stop and save clips. It also ensures smaller, easier to manage files rather than one long clip

Scene

Scenes will overlay a colour across the image, allowing for enhanced detail in low-light and sunny conditions. Select between Auto (default), Sunlight, Cloudy, Tungsten, or Fluorescent. Filters can be applied over scene settings.

Purikura

“Purikura” refers to the Filters, as described in the Operation section. Here they can be set manually, as a list from 1 – 35.

Photo zoom

When enabled, the rear-facing camera will be set in zoom mode, allowing items further in distance to be seen from the lens.

Date tag

When enabled, this will save the current date and time onto the photo as it is taken. Date tags cannot be added or removed from photos that have already been taken. To adjust the date and time information, refer to Time Setting option.

Beep sound

Select the volume of the buttons/functions. Choose between high volume, low volume or off (silent) options.

LED flash

Set the mode for the camera’s rear-facing flash/light, selecting between Off, On, or Always On. Always On allows the light to stay on as long as the camera is powered on, even when not taking photos or video.

Time

Set the device’s year/month/day/time data.

Auto Power Off

When set, the camera will automatically power down after not being used for the set time (select between 3, 5 or 10 minutes). Set to ‘Off’ to disable this, but note that the battery life will be shorter if left on.

Language settings

Select the desired menu/on-screen display language. Select from English, 简体中文, 繁醴中文, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español, 日本語, 한 국어 , and русский.

Format

Format the microSD card. Warning that this will erase any data currently saved.

Reset system

Select this to reset all settings to the factory default.

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPECIFICATIONS

Net weight350gChargingUSB Type-C, 5V/2ABattery capacity800mAhWorking time1.7h for video recordingmicroSD card capacityMax 32GBMax photo dimensions4032 x 2880Resolution72 dpiVideo resolution1920 x 1080Camera size123 x 87.4 x 59mmPaper roll size57mm x 25mmPrinted image size48 x 65mmPrinting coloursBlack and white

Need more information?We hope that this user guide has given youthe assistance needed for a simple set-up.For the most up-to-date guide for your product,as well as any additional assistance you may require,head online to help.kogan.com

 

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