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  • Page 1

    PS751 Document Camera [Important] User Manual – English To download the latest version of Quick Start Guide, multilingual user manual, software, or driver, etc., please visit Lumens ™ http://www.Mylumens.com/goto.htm[...]

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    English - 1 T able of Content s Copyright Information ....................................................................................... 3  Chapter 1 Safety Instructi ons .......................................................................... 4    Precautions ......................................................................[...]

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    English - 2 7.9  I would like to turn on/off the lamp .................................................... 25  7.10  I would like to freeze images ............................................................ 26  7.1 1  I would like to rotate the image ......................................................... 26  7.12  I would l[...]

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    English - 3 Copyright Information Copyright s © Lumens Digital Optics Inc. All rights rese rved. Lumens is a trademark that is currently being registered by Lumen s Digital Optics Inc. Copying, reproducing or tra nsmitting this file is not allowed if a license is not provided by Lumens Digit al Optics Inc. unles s copying this file is for the purp[...]

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    English - 4 Chapter 1 Safety Instructions Always follow these safety instructions when setting up and using t he Document Camera: 1. Do not place Document Camera in tilted position. 2. Do not place the Documen t Camera on an unstable trolley , st and or table. 3. Do not use the Document Camera n ear water or source of heat. 4. Use attachment s only[...]

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    English - 5  Precautions W arning: T o reduce the risk of fire or electric sh ock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture. This Document Camera has a 3-wire AC line Plug. This is a safety feature to ensure that the plug will fit into the power outlet. Do not try to disable this safety feature. If the Document Camera will not be us ed f[...]

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    English - 6 Chapter 2 Package Contents PS751 Quick S tart Guide 4-S teps Card (For download of other language versions, please visit Lumens website) Remote control Remote Control Holder Power Adapter  Power cord USB cable VGA cable Appearance may vary depending on country/region Audio Cable C-Vid eo Cable Microscope Adapter[...]

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    English - 7 Chapter 3 Product Overview 3.1 Relative Operation Position 1. Lens 2. Remote sensor 3. Remote C ontrol Ho lder 4. Camera arm 5. Auxili ary floodlight and lamp arm 6. DIP switch setting 7. Input/output port 8. Backlight 9. Control panel Projector Computer 5 1 5 8 6 4 7 3 9 2[...]

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    English - 8 Chapter 4 Installation and Connections 4.1 System diagram Computer Projector or monitor HDTV TV Projector or monitor S peaker Computer Computer Computer DVD or Computer[...]

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    English- 9 4.2 Inst allation and setup 1. Please set up the DIP switch setting first. Refer to Chapter 10 DIP Switch Setting . 4.3 Connecting to a project or or monitor 4.4 Connecting to a Comput er and Use Lumens™ Software or an Inter active Whiteboard (IWB)  The driver and software can be do wnloaded from Lumens website . Power Ada p te r A [...]

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    English- 10 4.5 Connecting to an HDTV 4.6 For connection to Computer or DVD HDTV Power cord A C outlet HDMI cable Power Adapte r HDTV Power cord A C outlet HDMI cable Powe r Adapte r HDMI cable DVD or Computer[...]

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    English- 11 4.7 Connecting to a computer , project or , and monitor simult aneously  Press [SOURCE] button to switch the im age source.  For VGA 1 setting, refer to 7.2 I would like to switch image sources .  For VGA 2 setting, refer to 7.3 I would like to set the image source of VGA OUT2 . 4.8 Connecting to Audi o Input and Output VGA cab[...]

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    English- 12 4.9 Connecting to a comput er with RS232  After conne cting to the RS232 cable, you can use RS232 command s to control PS751. 4.10 Connecting to a TV  NTSC: USA, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Chil e, Japan, T aiwan, Korea, and Philippines.  P AL: Countries/regions not listed above <Note> Y ou should unplug and reconnect the pow[...]

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    English- 13 rest art the machine for DIP switch setting to t ake effect. Once C-VIDEO is enabled, VGA OUT is not supported. <Note> Only the live image can be display ed in C-Video output mode. 4.11 Inst alling application sof tware The application sof tware installed on the comp uter enables you to:  Control the PS751.  Capture and reco[...]

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    English- 14 Chapter 5 Start Using <Note>: Please adjust it to be suit able for the local volt age frequency of 50/60 Hz. For the frequency in actual use, please r efer to the manual (Appendix 1) . 1. Pull up the camera and the camera arm. The cam era should aim at the center of the presenter . 2. Pull up the lamp arm to a proper position. 3. [...]

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    English- 15  When using the remote control, aim at the remote senso r on the PS751, and press the power button.  Once PS751 is turned on, the LED on the control p anel will flash a few times and sta y lit. Please contact your distributor if the LED does no t light up.[...]

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    English- 16 Chapter 6 Control Panel/Remote Control and Setting Menu 6.1 Functions of contr ol panel and re mote control <Remark> The belo w functions are listed alphabetically Name Function Descriptions Operation T urn on and off the Docu ment Camera. Remote control/ Control p anel  ,  ,  ,  Move up, down, left or right to select [...]

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    English- 17 PIP Image compa rison (to compare live images with stored image files). Remote control PLA YBA CK Read files stored in the USB disk (priorit y) or internal memory . Remote control/ Control p anel RECORD Record motion images. Press [Record] to record images to USB disk and press [Record] again to stop recording. Remote control/ Control p[...]

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    English- 18 6.2 Setting menu 6.2.1 Main menu <Remark> Press [MENU] on the remote contro l or control pa nel to display the setting menu. Auto T une Automatically adjust the image to have the best brightness and focusing performance. Slide Show Show the photos or videos stored in the USB disk (priority) or internal memory in slide mode. P AN E[...]

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    English- 19 6.2.2 Setting menu 1 s t Level Major Items 2 nd Level Minor Items 3 rd Level Adjustment V alues Function Descriptions Capture Capture Mode Single Capture / T ime Lapse/ Record/Off Use the left and right arrow keys to select capture mode. Capture Time 1. 1 h r 2. 2 hr 3. 4 hr 4. 8 hr 5. 24 hr 6. 48 hr 7. 72 hr Use the left and right arro[...]

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    English- 20 Control Auto Exposure On /Off Regardless of outside environment, the machine will adjust the brightness to the optimal condition. Use the left and right arrow keys to select. Auto White Balance Enter Regardless of outside light or color , the machine will adjust the color to the optimal condition; Press [ENTER] to execute. Audio Out Vo [...]

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    English- 21 Auto Erase On/ Off Use the left and right arrow keys to turn on/off the auto erase function. When [On] is selected, the stored images will automatically be deleted when the system is turned off. Preset Load Yes/ No Read the v alue of the cu rrent image mo de. Use the left and right arrow keys to select, and then confirm by pressing [ENT[...]

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    English- 22 6.2.4 S potlight mode setting menu 2 n d Level Major Items 3rd Level Minor Items 4 th Level Adjustment V alues Function Descriptions Spotlig ht Mode Live Enter Press [ENTER] to return to live image. Shape Ellipse /Rect angle Use the left and right arrow keys to select the shape of the spotlight zone. T ransparency 0~ 2 ~3 Use the left a[...]

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    English- 23 6.2.6 Annot ation T ools Af ter the mouse is connected, right click or lef t click and hold the mouse to st art the tools. <Note> When the setting menu is activ ated, the tools cannot be used. Icon Description Custom tool 1 Custom tool 2 Eraser Clear all Open setting menu of the annotation tool Exit the annotation tool 6.2.7 Setti[...]

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    English- 24 Chapter 7 Descriptions of Major Functions 7.1 I would like to automatically adjust the image to have the best brightness and focusing performance Use the remote control or control p anel: 1. Press [AUTO TUNE] for the best brightness and focusing performa nce. 7.2 I would like to swit ch image sources Live image is the default image sour[...]

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    English- 25  [T ext]: for view ing text files, making the text clearer .  [Gray]: for viewing black & white photos which will make the grayscale differentiation distinct. 7.5.2 Set up Photo/T ext mode T o change the settings, please use the remote contro l or the control p anel : 1. Press [MENU] to activate the setting menu. 2. Press [ ?[...]

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    English- 26 7.10 I would like to freeze images 1. Press [FREEZE] on the remote control or control p anel to freeze the current image on the screen. Press again to defree ze. 7.11 I would like to rot ate the image Remote control: 1.Press [ROT A TE] key to rotate the sc reen. (The sequence of switching is: 0°/180°/Flip/Mirror) Control p anel: 1. Pr[...]

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    English- 27 3. Press [ENTER] to activate. 4. Press [  ] or [  ] to the [Capture] menu. 5. Press [  ] to find [Image Quality]. 6. Press [  ] or [  ] to select among [High/Medium/Low] . 7. Press [MENU] to exit. 7.12.3 Setting continuous capture 1. Press [MENU] on the remote control or control pane l to ac tivate the setting menu. 2. Pr[...]

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    English- 28 5. Press [  ] to find [Image Quality]. 6. Press [  ] or [  ] to select among [High/Medium/Low] . 7. Press [MENU] to exit. 7.13.3 Recording setup 1. Press [MENU] on the remote control or control pane l to ac tivate the setting menu. 2. Press [  ], [  ], [  ], or [  ] to select [Setting]. 3. Press [ENTER] to activate.[...]

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    English- 29 3. Press [ENTER] to play . 4. When the video is played, press [FREEZE] to p ause/play the video or press [ENTER] to stop playing. 5. Press [  ] or [  ] to select the next or previous audio/video file. 6. Press [  ] or [  ] to adjust the volume of the video. 7. Press [MENU] to exit. <Note> An external speaker must be co[...]

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    English- 30 7.18 I would like to enl arge a p art of the image (P AN) Use remote control : 1. Press [P AN] to activate the partial enlarged mode. 2. Press [  ], [  ], [  ], or [  ] to move and view the partial enlarg ed images. 3. Press [MENU] to exit the partial enlarged mode. Use control p anel: 1. Press [MENU] to activate the setting[...]

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    English- 31 1. Press [MENU] to activate the image OSD menu. 2. Press [  ] or [  ] to select the item to be modified [T ransparency/S tep/ V Size/H Size]. (For details, please refer to 6.2 Setting Menu .) 3. Press [  ] or [  ] to perform the modification. 4. Press [MENU] to exit the image OS D menu and return to the mask mode. 7.19.3 I w[...]

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    English- 32 3. Press [ENTER] to play . 4. Press [ENTER] again to pause/play . 5. Press [MENU] to exit. 7.21 I would like to com pare im ages (comp are live images with stored image files (PIP)) This function will comp are and contrast a live image with a stored image. Remote control: 1. Press [Playback] to activa te the Playback image thumbnails. 2[...]

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    English- 33 image noise. The noise is especially obvious when Docum ent Camera is connected to a DLP projector . Y ou can set the DLP projector to improve the image quality . 2. If there is special noise when VGA OUT is connected, please set DLP option to improve the image quality . 2.1. Press [MENU] on the remote control or control p anel to activ[...]

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    English- 34 8. Press [  ] or [  ] to select [Power On Logo Show time] and pre ss [  ] or [  ] to set up the time. 9. Skip to S tep 1 1 if you select [Default] in S tep 7. 10. Press [  ] or [  ] to [Power On Image Select] and press [ENTER] to read selected file. 11 . P r e s s [  ] to [Exit] and press [ENTER] to exit. 7.24 I wou[...]

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    English- 35 7.26 Computer-related f unctions Ensure that the USB cable is connect ed and the drivers are installed before using the computer-related functions. Refer to Chapter 4 Inst allation and Connections in this user manual 7.26.1 I would like to insert a photo in MS-Paint 1. Click [File/From Scanner or Came ra] in MS-Paint as shown in the bot[...]

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    English- 36 2. Click [Capture], and click the image as shown in the right side of the figure below. Then click [G et Picture].[...]

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    English- 37 Chapter 8 Connecting to Microscope 1 Mount the microscope adapter acce ssories onto the microscop e <Note> Please choose an appropriate microscop e adapter . Microscope adapter accessories are applicable to ey epieces of Ø28 mm, Ø31 mm, Ø33 mm, and Ø34 mm. 2 The lens of PS751 connects with the microsco pe adapter For eyepieces[...]

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    English- 38 3 Select the [Microscope] mode 3.1. If you use the remote control or the control p anel 3.1.1. Press [MENU] to enter the setting menu. 3.1.2. Press [  ], [  ], [  ], or [  ] to select [Image Mode]. 3.1.3. Press [  ] or [  ] to the [Microscope]. 3.1.4. Press [MENU] to exit. 4 If the image is not clear 4.1. Please adjust[...]

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    English- 39 Chapter 9 Packing the Machine 1. Put the remote control back to the holde r. 2. Fold back the came ra head to align with the arm. 3. Turn the two lamp arms and the arm of camera head down and adjust them to be parallel with the platform. 4. Finally, fold the machine as in the following figure.    [...]

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    English- 40 Chapter 10 DIP switch setting <Note> Y ou should unplug and reconnect the power cord, and then rest art the PS751 for all DIP switch settings to t ake effect. 10.1 Connecting to a projector or monit or 10.1.1 XGA 60 Hz output (default values) XGA 50 Hz output 10.1.2 SXGA 60Hz output SXGA 50Hz output 10.1.3 WXGA 60Hz output WXGA 50[...]

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    English- 41 10.2 Connecting to a TV/DVD 10.2.1 NTSC: USA, T aiwan, Panama, Philippines, Canada, Chile, Japan, Korea, and Mexico. 60Hz 50Hz 10.2.2 P AL: Countries/regions not listed above. 60Hz 50Hz <Remark> VGA is not supported once C-VIDEO is enabled.[...]

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    English- 42 Chapter 11 Troubleshooting This chapter describes problems you may encounter while using PS751. If you have questions, please refer to relate d chapters and follow all the sugge sted solutions. If the problem st ill occurred, please contact our distributors or service center . No. Problems Solutions 1 Boot without power signal Make sure[...]

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    English- 43 long. For the related setting, please refer to 7.12 I would like to capture images of Chap ter 7 Descriptions of Major Functions . 8 The images outputted from PS751 are too bright, dark or vague. Press [AUTO TUNE] button to automatically adjust the image to have the best brightness and focu sing performance. 9 Unable to record images 1.[...]

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    English- 44 VGA IN/HDMI IN image output is not available through USB 13 The output image is not clear with w ater ripples Please refer to the Appendix 1 in the m anual to confirm the applicable volt age frequency , and reset it according to the instruction in Chapte r 10 DIP Switch Setting . 14 The dat a in the USB flash driv e cannot be read. 1. T[...]

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    English- 45 Appendix 1 Power frequency for each country in the world Region or Country Frequency Region or Country Frequency Region or Country Frequency English English English Afghanistan 50 China 50 Guam 60 Algeria 50 Colombia 60 Grenada 50 Angola 50 Congo 50 Guatemala 60 Antiqua 50 Costa Rica 60 Guinea 50 Argentina 50 Cuba 60 Gayana 50 Australia[...]

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    English- 46 Region or Country Frequency Region or Country Frequency Region or Country Frequency English English English Mali Rep. 50 Puerto Rico 60 T obago 60 Malta 50 Qatar 50 T unisia 50 Martinique 50 Rhodesia 50 Turkey 50 Mauritania 50 Roma nia 50 Uganda 50 Mauritius 50 Rwanda 50 USA. 60 Mexico 60 Saud i Arabia 50 60 USSR 50 Monaco 50 Scotland 5[...]