User manual JVC AV-P960E-AV-P960 Instruction Manual

[. . . ] MANUEL D'INSTRUCTIONS: PRESENTOIR NUMERIQUE BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG : DIGITALEN VORFÜHRERS MANUALE DI ISTRUZIONI : DIGITAL PRESENTER INSTRUCTIONS (A) LWT0149-001B-H Italiano Deutsch Français AV-P960E English DIGITAL PRESENTER Safety Precautions For Europe IMPORTANT The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: GREEN - and - YELLOW: EARTH BLUE: NEUTRAL BROWN: LIVE As the colours of the wires in the mains lead of this apparatus may not correspond with the coloured markings identifying the terminals in your plug, proceed as follows. The wire which is coloured GREEN-AND-YELLOW must be connected to the terminal in the plug which is marked with the letter E or the safety earth symbol or coloured GREEN or GREEN-AND-YELLOW. The wire which is coloured BLUE must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter N or which is coloured BLACK. The wire which is coloured BROWN must be connected to the terminal which is marked with the letter L or coloured RED. WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR SHOCK HAZARDS, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE. Warning This is a Class A product. [. . . ] Note For materials with a mixture of portrait and landscape printed materials, it may be more convenient to save either one of the orientations under the user setting. ( Page 19 `Saving the Settings (User Setting Registration)') (Example) Correctly adjusted. E-11 English Camera Head Presenting 3-dimensional Objects 3-D object placed on the stage can be captured. In addition, by adjusting the angle of the arm, the 3-D object can be captured at various angles. 1. 2. 1. Adjusting the arm and camera head Adjust the arm and camera head in accordance with the size of the object. Ensure that the camera head is positioned at the centre of the object. The arm is catered to capture an A3 landscape equivalent object when fully extended. 2. Adjusting lighting Adjust such that the portion of the object to be captured is evenly lighted. 3. Adjusting zoom ZOOM Adjust such that the portion of the object to be captured occupies the full screen. IN OUT 4. Adjusting brightness AUTO BRIGHT Adjust when the screen is too bright or too dim. Press the [AUTO] button and the appropriate brightness will be adjusted automatically. 6. 5. Adjusting focus AUTO FOCUS To adjust the focus when it is out. Press the [AUTO] button and the focus will be adjusted automatically. 6. Tilt the arm at an angle to capture Note 3-D objects if taken from a slanting angle provides realistic images. E-12 Shooting Surrounding Objects The camera head can be turned to shoot the surrounding objects. 1. Turn the camera head towards the object 1. 2. Remove the close-up lens Press and hold the claws while pulling out the lens. 3. 2. Close-up lens Adjusting the image Adjust the zoom, brightness and focus. 3. [BRIGHT] button [ZOOM] button [FOCUS] button E-13 English Camera Head Presenting Slide Films Slide films with frame can be inserted directly into the camera head for presentation. 1. 2. [BRIGHT] button 2. te Whi er pap [ZOOM] button Place a piece of white paper on the stage As the slide film makes use of the reflecting light from the stage surface, place a highly reflective white paper (B4 size or A3 size) on the stage. Adjusting side illuminations Adjust such that the stage surface is evenly lighted. 3. Insert the slide film Note Stage Use only slide films with mounting frame. 3. 4. Adjusting zoom ZOOM Adjust such that the portion of the object to be captured occupies the full screen. IN OUT 5. Adjusting brightness AUTO BRIGHT Adjust the brightness while looking at the image displayed on the monitor. Notes Automatic brightness adjustment will be disabled whenever Nega is selected. The indicator lamp blinks rapidly to indicate that operation is not possible. Under negative mode, pressing the [BRIGHT ] button dims the images while pressing the [BRIGHT ] button brightens the images. Under negative mode, pressing the [WHITE BALANCE] buttons [RED ] or [BLUE ] decreases the red or blue component while pressing the [RED ] or [BLUE ] button increases the red or blue component. 5. [FOCUS] button 6. Adjust focus Use the [FOCUS , ] buttons to adjust the focus. Note If the slide film is inserted vertically, zooming in (enlarging) until the mounting frame cannot be seen may cause the focus to be out. E-14 Presenting Films and Other Transparent Materials Films can be placed on the stage for presentation. The lighting source changes whenever the [LIGHT] button is pressed. Side illuminations Back illumination All illuminations off Back illumination 2. Place the films and other transparent materials on the stage Place the film at the centre of the stage and adjust the camera head directly on top of the film. 1. [LIGHT] button 3. Setting Nega/Posi In the case of a negative film, press the [NEGA/POSI] button to set to negative mode. 4. 5. Adjusting zoom ZOOM Adjust such that the portion of the object to be captured occupies the full screen. IN OUT 5. Adjusting brightness AUTO BRIGHT Adjust the brightness while looking at the image displayed on the monitor. 3. 6. 4. Notes Automatic brightness adjustment will be disabled whenever Nega is selected. The indicator lamp blinks rapidly to indicate that operation is not possible. Under negative mode, pressing the [BRIGHT ] button dims the images while pressing the [BRIGHT ] button brightens the images. Under negative mode, pressing the [WHITE BALANCE] buttons [RED ] or [BLUE ] decreases the red or blue component while pressing the [RED ] or [BLUE ] button increases the red or blue component. 6. Adjust focus Use the [FOCUS , ] buttons to adjust the focus. E-15 English 1. Press the [LIGHT] button to turn on the back illumination Capturing Images Through a Microscope Images from the microscope can be captured by aligning the view piece of the microscope with the camera head. [. . . ] Have you adjusted the tone with the [WHITE BALANCE]? Make sure that the negative mode is not engaged. When this unit is used near equipment generating a strong electric wave, beats may occur in the image. Keep this unit away from such equipment. [. . . ]