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    A V322 V isual Presenter User Manual English - 0[...]

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    English - 1 Content s Copyright Information ....................................................................................... 3 Chapter 1 Safety Instru ctions ........................................................................ 4 　 Safety Precautions .......................................................................................[...]

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    English - 2 7.2 Making T ext Clearer and Photos Mo re Colorful ............................... 22 7.3 Zoom in /out From an Image ............................................................ 22 7.4 Using Auto Focus ............................................................................. 22 7.5 Adjusting the Brightness ..........................[...]

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    English - 3 Copyright Information Copyright s © Promethean Ltd. All rights reserve d. Promethean is a trademark that is curr ently being registered by Promethean Lt d. Copying, reproducing or tra nsmitting this file is not allowed if a license is not provided by Promethean Ltd. unless copy ing this file is for the purpose of backup after purcha si[...]

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    English - 4 Chapter 1 Safety Instructions Always follow these safety ins tructions when setting up and using the visual presenter: 1. Do not place the visua l presenter in tilted position. 2. Do not place the visua l presenter on an unstable trolley , stand or table. 3. Do not use the visual prese nter near water or source of heat. 4. Use attachmen[...]

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    15. Unplug the visual presenter from the wal l outlet and refer serving to licen sed service personnel when the following sit uations happen:  If the power cable or plug becomes damage d or frayed.  If liquid is spilled into it or the visual presenter has bee n exposed to rain or water . <Note> Using an incorrect battery type in the rem[...]

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    English - 6 Note: This equipment has bee n tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A or B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection ag ainst harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can rad i ate radi o frequenc y energy an[...]

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    Chapter 2 Package Content s A V322 Quick Reference Guide User Manual (For other languages, please refer to the CD-Rom or visit website) ActiView Quick Reference Guide CD Remote Control  USB Cable C-Video Cable VGA Cable Microscope Adapter Accessory Pouch Presenter Protector Bag Power Cord (USA) Power Cord (UK) Power Cord (EC) English - 7[...]

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    Chapter 3 Product Overview 1. Gooseneck 2. Lamp 5. Remote sensor 4. LED indicator 3. Control panel 6. Lens 7. DIP switch (Bottom) English - 8[...]

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    3.1 Positioning t he Pres enter a nd Document 3.2 Correct Usage * About 400m m distance betwee n camera and the deskto p is recommended. 400 mm English - 9[...]

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    Chapter 4 Inst allation and Connections 4.1 System Diagram PC T elevision Projector Monitor PC English - 10[...]

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    4.2 Connecting to External Devices 4.2.1 Step 1: Connect the power cord from the AC In on the A V 322 to the power outlet <Note>: App earance of the power cord may vary depending on country/region. AC Outlet 4.2.2 Step 2: Connection projector with other hardware devices ¾ Connecting to a Projector or Monitor z Connect the VGA cable from the [...]

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    2. Adjust DIP Switch Setting  NTSC: U.S.A., T aiwan, Panama, Philippine, Cana da, Chile, Jap an, Korea and Mexico. English - 12 1234  P AL: Country/region n ot listed above. 234 1 <Note> The on-screen display (OSD) is not available in C-VIDEO. Some functions are not available on the con trol p anel and the remote control in this mode. &[...]

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    2. Connect the VGA cable from the VGA IN port on the A V322 to the VGA OUT port on the com puter . 3. Connect the RS-232 Adapter (Optional) to the RS-232 port on the A V322 and the RS-232 port on the computer . English - 13 4.3 Getting S t arted Control panel Remote Control z T o turn on the A V322 with the remote control , aim at the remote sensor[...]

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    English - 14 4.4 Inst alling the Driver and ActiView Application After inst alling the USB driver and ActiV iew application, you can use the software to: ¾ Control the A V322. ¾ Capture and record images. ¾ Annotate images, highlight import ant details and save them for later use. ¾ Use the full-screen func tion. 4.4.1 System Requirement s Wind[...]

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    4.4.2 Installation S tep s (PC) 1. Please download the software ActiVie w: 2. Refer to Chapter 4 Inst allation and Co nnections for USB connection. 3. Turn on the A V322. 4. S tart the inst allation wizard of ActiView . 5. Press [Next] and follo w the on-screen inst ru ctions to install the software. 6. Once the installation is complete, press [Fin[...]

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    4.4.3 Inst allation S tep s (MAC) 1. Please download the ActiView software . 2. Refer to Chapter 4: Inst allation and Connections for USB connection. 3. Turn on the A V322. 4. Select [ActiView] to st art installa tion and follow the screen instructio ns to complete the install ation procedure. 4.4.4 V erifying the Installation is Completed (PC) 1. [...]

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    Chapter 5 DIP Switch <Note>: Y ou must restart the A V322 in order for DIP switch configuration to t ake effect. 5.1 Connecting t o a Projector or Monitor 5.1.1 WXGA output (factory default) : 5.1.2 SXGA output: 5.1.3 XGA output 5.1.4 Reserved English - 17[...]

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    5.2 Connecting to a TV 5.2.1 NTSC Settings: U.S.A., T aiwan, Panama, Philippines, Canada, Chile, Jap an, Korea, and Mexico 5.2.2 P AL Settings: Countries/regions not listed above <Note> VGA OUT is not supported once C-VIDEO is enabled. English - 18[...]

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    Chapter 6 Introduction to Control Panel/ Remote Control Buttons and On-Screen Menu 6.1 Functions of Control Pane l and Remote Control Buttons <Remark> The functions belo w are listed alphabetically Name Function Descriptions Operation T urns the Visual Presenter on and off. Remote control / Control pa nel g , h , i , j Moves up, down, left or[...]

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    English - 20 6.2 On-screen Menu <Note> Press [Menu] on the remote control or control panel to enter the on-screen menu, The bold underlined values in the follo w i ng ta ble are default s . 1st Level Major Items 2nd Leve l Sub items 3rd Level Adjustment V alues Function Descriptions Auto T une Enter Press [ENTER] to automatically adjust to th[...]

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    English - 21 Auto Erase ON/ OFF Use the left and right arrow keys to enable/disable the auto era se function, which automatically deletes all stored images upo n system shutdown. USB T ransfer Camera /S torage Device Use the left and right arrow keys to select the USB transfer mode. Lamp ON /OFF Use the left and right arrow keys to turn the lamp on[...]

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    Ch ap ter 7 Descriptions of Major Functions 7.1 Switching Image Sources Live image is the default image source. Press [SOURCE] on the remote control or control p anel to switch bet ween image sources: 1. Live images (default). 2. PC. 7.2 Making T ext Clearer and Photos More Colorful Photo (Photo mode) is selected by default in the [Photo/T ext/Gray[...]

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    English - 23 7.5 Adjusting the Brightness 1. From the Remote Control or Control Panel, press [BRT+] to make it brighter . 2. From the Remote Control or Control Panel, press [BRT -] to darken the image. 7.6 T urning the Lamp on/off From the remote control or control panel : 1. Press [MENU] to ent er the on-screen menu. 2. Press [ f ] or [ e ] to sel[...]

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    English - 24 7.10 Browsing Captured Images 1. Press [PLA YBACK] on the remote control or control p anel to display thumbnails of all captured image s. 2. Press [ c ] or [ d ] or [ e ] or [ f ] to select the thumbnail you want you browse. 3. Press [ENTER] to access the full-screen display of the image. 4. Press [ f ] or [ e ] to browse the through s[...]

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    English - 25 7.13 Panning Across a Live Image (P AN) <Note> Panning and zooming are not available in Microscope Mode. From the remote control: 1. Press [P AN] on the remote control to zoom in a part of a live image. 2. Press [ c ] or [ d ] or [ e ] or [ f ] to move around the partially zoomed -in image. 3. Press [P AN] to exit the partially z[...]

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    7.14.3 S t art/Pause/Stop Playing Images <Note> Images over 8MB cannot b e played. During playback, the [ROT A TE] function can be activ ated to rot ate the images. From the remote control: 1. Press [SLIDE SHOW] to st art playback. 2. Press [ENTER] to pause playback. 3. Press [ENTER] again to continue playback. 4. Press [SLIDE SHOW] again to [...]

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    English - 27 5. Press [ f ] or [ e ] to move the selected image lef t or right. 6. Press [ZOOM+/-] to zoom in/out from the live image 7. Press [PBP] to return to the stored image screen. 8. Press [MENU] to exit. From the control p anel 1. Press [MENU] to ent er the on-screen menu. 2. Press [ f ] or [ e ] to select the [Display] menu. 3. Press [ d ][...]

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    7.17.1 Inserting a Photo in the MS-Paint Application 1. Click [File> From Scanner or Ca mera] in the MS-Paint application as shown in the bottom left figure. 2. Click on [Get Picture] to finish, as shown in the top right figure. 7.17.2 Inserting a Photo in a Microsof t Word Document 1. Click [Insert / Image / From Scanner or Came ra] in the Micr[...]

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    3. Click [Get Picture] to finish. 7.17.3 Changing the Setting of the A V322 and then Capturing a Photo in Microsoft W ord 1. Click [Insert /Image /From Scanner or Camera] in Microsoft W ord. 2. Select [Visual Presenter V2 TW AIN] and click [Custom Insert]. English - 29[...]

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    3. A window displaying a live image (see below) will appear . 4. Press [Setting]: When the Camera Settings window pops u p, the live image can be adjusted. The operation is identical from both the remote control and the control panel. Refer to Chapter 6 Control Panel/Remote Control Button s and On-screen Menu for more information . 5. Press [Captur[...]

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    p o n Call your desired cont act. When both parties a re connected, Skype will display the video screen. English - 31[...]

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    7.17.5 Setting the AV322 as a PC Camera 1. Open My Computer and click on [V isual Presenter V2] to display a live image. 7.17.6 Connecting to an Interactive Whiteboard T o connect Promethean’s Intera ct ive Whiteboard, go to Promethean website to download the referen ce guide English - 32[...]

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    Chapter 8 Connecting to a Microscope 1 Mount the microscope adaptor in the a ccessories p ack onto the micro scope <Note> The Microscope adap ter fits eyepieces of about Ø28.4mm. 2 Connect the lens of the A V322 to the microscope adaptor . 3 Select t he Microscope mo de 3.1. From the control panel or remote control 3.1.1. Press [MENU] to ent[...]

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    English - 34 Chapter 9 T roubleshooting This chapter outlines po ssible solutions to common problem s. For other issues, contact you r dealer or service center . No. Problems Solutions 1 No po wer signal Check that the power cord is securely co nnected to the wall socket and the unit. 2 No image output from the A V322 1. Check the power outlet. 2. [...]