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Barco 1280 manual

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    560424 BARCO Quick (E) Button f or Basic Operations Operation panel 1 FREEZE b utton Press to freeze the image on the screen when changing the documents. When the Freeze function is active, the freeze mark is displayed. Press again to release the Freeze function. • The Freeze function is valid only for the monitor or projector screen connected to[...]

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    560424 BARCO Quick (E) 6 Place the material on the document stage. 7 Adjust the image size . Press the ZOOM W or T b utton. When y ou hold the button pressed, the image siz e changes continuously . Shooting a Document ZOOM WT ZOOM W button Press to widen the area to be captured. ZOOM T button Press to enlarge the image (max. 6 times). 297 mm × 420[...]

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    560424 BARCO Quick (E) L Using the Freeze function When changing the materials, you can eliminate operator ’ s hands being seen on-screen. 1 Press the FREEZE button. Press the button bef ore removing the material. The image will be frozen on the screen. 2 Change the material. The original image stays on the screen. 3 Press the FREEZE button again[...]

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    560424 BARCO Quick (E) Using Menus Further detailed adjustments and settings can be made using the menus. There are two methods for menu operations; using the operation panel and using a mouse. The method using a mouse is discussed here. 1 Displa y men us. Right-click on the area in the upper one-fifth of the screen. 2 Select the menu icon. Move th[...]

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    **BARCO ï -ï (E) 2000.7.18, 8:12 PM 44-45[...]

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    3 2 Power supply [ This unit operates on 100 V to 240 V AC. Use only the power cable shipped with the unit. Do NOT use another cable. Doing so may lead to fire or electric shock. If the power cable is damaged or lost, ask your dealer for replacement. [ Ground must be connected at the AC outlet. A leak can cause an electric shock. ( ☞ p.17) Handli[...]

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    4 Storage [ If the unit will go unused for a prolonged period, ensure safety by disconnecting the power plug. [ Store the unit in a place not subject to excessive humidity or dust. [ For storage, place the unit horizontally and do NOT place anything on top of it. [ Use an AC power supply of 50/60 Hz and a voltage of from 100 V -240 V . The appropri[...]

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    7 6 VIDEO S-VIDEO RGB MOUSE 10Base-T REMOTE Connectors P ARTS IDENTIFICA TION Continued AC power input connector ( ☞ p.17) Connect to an AC outlet using the supplied power cable. HI LOWER UPPER BLUE NEGA POWER LIGHTS TONE E-ZOOM BRIGHTNESS REVERSE MENU + - [Operation panel 2] MENU button ( ☞ p.22) Press to turn the menu display on/off. REVERSE [...]

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    9 8 CONTENTS Preparations Others Operation Others L MAINTENANCE ------------------------------------------------- 38 Cleaning the Main Unit ----------------------------------------- 38 Replacing the Fluorescent Lamps ----------------------------- 38 Cleaning the Mouse Ball ---------------------------------------- 39 L TROUBLESHOOTING --------------[...]

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    11 10 INTRODUCTION W elcome to the world of BARCO PRECA 1280 i. [ After reading this manual, keep it handy for anyone who uses the unit. [ Upon purchase, be sure to check the descriptions on the warranty card and keep it for future reference. The product number is important for safety assurance. Check the number on the unit itself and on the warran[...]

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    13 12 Preparations Others Opreation ST ANDARD COMPONENTS Check that the package contains the items listed below . If any item is missing, immediately contact your dealer . D-sub 15-pin cable ( × 1) S-video cable ( × 1) Video cable ( × 1) Mouse ( × 1) Power cable ( × 2) ST ANDARD COMPONENTS CONNECTIONS Fluorescent lamp ( × 2 ) (FPL13EX-N) Manu[...]

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    15 14 Preparations Others Opreation When connections are completed, perform the following preparations before shooting images. Raising the Camera Head and Light Arms PREP ARA TIONS 1 While holding the stopper pressed, raise the camera arm until it stands vertically . Grip the camera arm when raising the camera head. Do NOT raise the camera head by [...]

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    17 16 Preparations Others Opreation Attaching the Fluorescent Lamps Attach the supplied fluorescent lamps to the lamp holders on the light arms. Check that the POWER switch is in the OFF position, and the power plug is disconnected from the AC outlet. PREP ARA TIONS 2 While pressing the lamp towards the socket, fit it in the holder . A clicking sou[...]

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    19 Preparations Others Operation 18 Shooting a Document Shooting a Document Shooting a Document This unit accepts both opaque (to be shot with overhead lighting) and transparent materials (such as films, to be shot with base lighting). 1 Press the POWER switch to turn the power on. The POWER indicator lights. 2 T urn on the connected equip- ment (m[...]

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    21 Preparations Others Operation 20 Shooting a Document 8 Adjust the focus by pressing the FOCUS 8 and 9 buttons simultaneously . The focus is adjusted automatically . For fine adjustment, use either the FOCUS 8 or 9 button. Each time you lightly tap the button, fine adjust- ment is performed. Repeat until correct focus is obtained. 9 Adjust the br[...]

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    23 Preparations Others Operation 22 T one Rev erse Iris A/M 1 Press the MENU button (or ZOOM W and T buttons si- multaneously). The menu icons are displayed. 2 Select the menu icon by pressing the ZOOM W or T button. The status (settings of the menu items, etc.) of the selected menu is displayed beneath the icon. From the operation panel T o clear [...]

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    25 Preparations Others Operation 24 Lights To n e Re v Using the mouse 1 Left-click the left or right button at the ends of the adjustment bar . The value set on the adjustment bar changes. 2 Click the right mouse button to register your adjustment. 3 Move the pointer anywhere off the adjust- ment bar and click the left mouse button. The adjustment[...]

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    27 Preparations Others Operation 26 Normal → Nega → BlueBack L Reverse ------------------------------------------------------------- T o reverse the image. L Color ----------------------------------------------------------------- T o adjust the colors. Y ou can independently adjust R (red), G (gr een), and B (blue) in 21 steps each in the range[...]

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    29 Preparations Others Operation 28 a rp- e ss Iris A/M Fit/ Over Change P ointer Save to card Sa v Se r L Setup -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- T o set up star tup status, networking, and other various items. The Setup menu is d[...]

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    31 Preparations Others Operation 30 [Timer ... Setting] --------------- Set the time and date. PowerOn Setting 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SA VE Default NetW ork Setting T imer Setting etc.. Date: 00 / 20 year / month / day 04 26 / Ti m e : 15 : hour : minute 01 Power Sa ve Timer 99 min ( 00 min = Power Sav e Off) No Operation T ime Slide Show 99 sec ( 10 [...]

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    33 Preparations Others Operation 32 Using a PC Card • Y ou can display images from files stored on a PC card, or shoot documents and store them on a PC card. • Image files of JPEG or BMP (bitmap) format can be read with this unit. • Set the compression rate to save a JPEG image file using “JPEG Quality” of the Power on Setting menu. Y ou [...]

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    35 Preparations Others Operation 34 T o move to the left Displaying an Image fr om a File on a PC Card The image from a file stored on a PC card can be displayed using this Imager . The method using a mouse is discussed here. 1 Insert the PC card into the PC CARD slot. ( ☞ p.33) 2 Move the pointer to the area of lower four-fifths of the screen an[...]

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    37 Preparations Others Operation 36 Items to be Operated on the PC Card Menu L Red-, Green-, Blue-Pen buttons ( ) -------------- Y ou can draw lines or circles on the screen. When you select the color (red, blue, or green) from the PC Card menu, the pointer changes to a pen tool. By dragging the pen icon (moving it while holding the left mouse butt[...]

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    39 38 Preparations Others Opreation MAINTENANCE Cleaning the Mouse Ball If dir t or foreign subject is stuck to the mouse ball, the ball may not r oll smoothly , causing difficulty in moving the electronic pointer . In such a case, clean the ball as described below . 1 Unlock the frame at the bot- tom of the mouse and re- move the ball. Using a poi[...]

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    40 41 Preparations Others Opreation INDEX A Adjustment ------------------------------ 24-28 - Angle of fluorescent lamps ------ 19 - Brightness ---------------------------------------- 20 - Color ------------------------------------------------- 26 - Focus ------------------------------------------------- 20 - Outline ------------------------------[...]

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    43 42 Preparations Others Opreation SPECIFICA TIONS Input Image pickup format Direct pickup by a single-disc color CCD, input of 15 frames/second Maximum input size U.S. letter size tall or 396 × 297 mm Objective lens 6-time electric moving zoom lens, Focal length=5.7 to 41.2 mm At W end F=3.4 to 16.2 At T end F=4.1 to 19.3 Reflected illumination [...]