20 Most Recent Vivitar DVR 550 Digital Camera Questions & Answers

it is available on vivitar website

Card is too big. Specs in the manual say SD memory card (optional) (up to 512MB capacity) https://www.manualslib.com/manual/336674/Vivitar-Vivicam-3785.html?page=54#manual ..

How do I get the no file turned off

It is either in stealth mode or it needs replacing.

But a Tic Tac container is made of clear plastic! Address of Vivitar is on the last page. There is nothing online.

IPC 112N

http://sakar-software.com > IPC112N_User_Manual PDF doorbell, electrical outlets and more. Please read this manual carefully first in order to get the most out of your Vivitar Smart Security. Cam. 66 pages

Manual, page 52

http://www.daguerreotype.com/ib_tuv.htm

Go to this website ViviCam F128 Digital Camera and click on the support link

B&H Photo Video has the user manual on their site. The current link to the user manual is https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/289137.pdf . The manual for the XX14 is also available here: http://vivitar-experience-image-manager.com/manuals/manual.html . Scroll down to find the link or use http://vivitar-experience-image-manager.com/manuals/en_US/ViviCam_XX14_Camera_Manual.pdf . I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Google the manual - that will give you all the information you require.

Mostly additional software isn't needed as digital cameras invariably capture and store images in jpeg format that can be downloaded, viewed and stored on any Windows computer and probably most other types. Connect the camera to a usb port and switch on and the computer should recognise it and provide an onscreen menu. Once connected one of my cameras produces an onscreen menu where I have to select "connect to pc". An alternative to the above is to remove the memory card from the camera and use a card reader to access the pictures. The cd supplied with a digital camera is usually photo processing software, the like of which can be downloaded free from many online sources.

As this forum is for cameras, it is unlikely we can help. Try an alternative forum.

Do the batteries hold the charge?

could be a stuck (broken) lens, broken CCD or broken LCD cable. (white light means backlight is working) I would suggest taking it to a repairman.

I presume you mean the software relating to this camera does not install. Is the software the correct version for your OS ?

ivitar Entries

• 100/3.5 Macro, serial number 218434
• 135 mm f2.3 Series 1, serial number 2826606
• 19mm/38 lens for Contax/Yashica, serial number 94061957
• 28/2.8 lens, serial number 282 404 68
• 283, serial number 0032418 (PACK BATTERY)
• 283, no serial number provided
• 283, flash, no serial number provided
• 5600 Autothryistor TTL flash w/ Minolta module & standard head, serial number unknown
• 60 -300 AF zoom, serial number 77900979
• 70-210mm f3.5 series 1 f/Pentax, serial number 22002890
• 90-180 f:4.5 Series 1 Flat Field Zoom, serial number 3517730
• FD fit 19mm f3.8 lens, serial number 93110044
• FD fit 70-210 macro zoom Series II, serial number 09811287
• Series 1 28-90 for Canon FD, serial number 28612541

All digital cameras have an internal battery that you cannot change. When the battery fails you have to send the camera in for repairs.

Do you mean the Vivitar ViviCam X014N? If so, the battery compartment is on the right hand side as you look back of the camera with the view screen and menu buttons. The cover on the battery compartment will rotate up from the bottom of the camera when opened. This is shown in the manual although it isn't completely clear. The current link to the manual for the ViviCam X014 is http://www.vivitar.com/files_products/445/ViviCam_X014_Camera_Manual.pdf . See pages 3-4 for the pictures of the battery compartment location. Note: the N suffix refers to the case color. The manual applies to any ViviCam X014. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

What is (or are) 'vvims' ?

Google the spec.