Time lapse with Camileo P10 or Camileo Pro HD

Hi,
I have both of these camcorders and I understand that time lapse photography is possible with them????? I've certainly seen a few sequences on youtube that are supposedly done with the P10.
I've been right through the menu's on both and I cannot see how it is done! Anyone able to help please?

I had to googled for +time lapse photography+ because I did not know what it is.
Now Im a little bit slier ;)
I assume both camcorders dont support such feature I also checked the user manual but could not find any details about that.

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