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any luck finding what you needed cause i am looking for same

in order to read these manuals you may need to download and install adobe reader from
http://www.adobe.com

There is one Chameleon Mega on the page it appears to be the driver (no Vista Driver),

There is a user guide and a setup guide on the far right.
pages 21 and 22 describe downloading pictures with illustrations.

http://www.largan.com.tw/digital/download_en.htm#chameleonXP

You will need to install the drover after you download it.

i do not have a solution only questions

link to manual https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=4&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwiJtOmP3obNAhWjKsAKHauxAFwQFggwMAM&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.scribd.com%2Fdoc%2F3927834%2Flargan-chameleon-digital-camera-manual&usg=AFQjCNHCXajlX1RBMfuoXml_sDWqM-qoLQ

The only way that you can obtain the driver for your camera is to request one from Largan support since all download site is down and they don;t have the driver for this available.

Contact Largan support via this number 877-474-9357, or email to request for the driver for it support@largan

Two ways - either attach the camera to a spare USB port on the computer with the supplied lead, and treat the camera as a satellite drive, or else remove media device and use a separate card reader to copy the images to the computer.

Go on-line John most all user manuals are listed.

ArcSoft VideoImpression? Largan Chameleon XP Specs CNET

You can very often recover deleted pictures from USB Memory stick. However, to increase the chances of being able to undelete pictures after they have been deleted you must not save any new photos, files or data to it.Then you can follow the guide below to undelete photos: http://www.any-data-recovery.com/topics/photo/undelete-photos.html

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CNET's review states that this camera connects to USB, but no mention is made of it being compatible with USB2. Theoretically it should be compatible since USB2 ports are supposed to be backwards compatible with USB 1.1. Yet I have other USB 1.1 devices which will cause "device not ready" error messages when I try to connect them to a USB2 port. Interestingly, the CNET article doesn't list Windows XP as a compatible OS. Another person posted that he received the same error message when trying to connect his camera to his 64-bit XP computer.

In any event, Largan's web site doesn't make any mention of them producing complete cameras -- only camera components. Perhaps their foray into the digital camera market was less than successful.

So, while this isn't truly a solution post, perhaps it may point you in the right direction as to possible causes of the device not ready error message.

You need to install the software that came with the camera. (on the CD or DVD) if you don't have it anymore, try free software like from Ulead, Pixir, BeFunkey, Gimp, Photoshop express. Or if your camera does have a memory card, buy a external card reader and use that to transfer the pictures and videos to your computer.

You didn't mention a make or model, so I can't give you a specific site to visit, but if you visit the manufacturer's web site you should be able to download the current software for your camera.

http://www.neoseeker.com/forums/1059/t5578-largan-lmini-350-digital-camera/

Here is all of the advice I can find. I will look to see whether I can find the manual that came with mine when I got it eleven years ago. You are going to have a difficult time finding a computer that can handle an old RS232 serial port interface for it.