JVC AV-P960E manual Zoom Adjustment Buttons, Bright Adjustment Buttons, Focus Adjustment Buttons

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Names and Functions (continued)

Control Panel

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USER SETUP

 

DEFAULT

USER

SAVE

 

WHITE BALANCE

 

AUTO

RED

 

BLUE

 

PICTURE

MEMORY

 

CAMERA

1

2

3

NEGA POSI BW COLOUR

TEXT

MICROSCOPE

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0

9

8 7

6 5

4 3

2

 

1

 

DELETE

 

SAVE

LIGHT

 

FREEZE

AUTO

BRIGHT

ZOOM

 

 

 

 

 

PAGE

 

IMAGE SELECT

SD CARD

EXT IN

CAMERA

AUTO

OUT

IN

 

 

ENTER

FOCUS

 

SD CARD SYSTEM

SOURCE SELECT

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1 [ZOOM] Adjustment Buttons

Adjust in accordance with the object.

[IN]

: To shoot objects (materials) in an enlarged form.

 

If this button is pressed continuously, the image

 

will stop enlarging at the optical zoom tele end

 

and thereafter digital zoom will be activated.

 

(Optical zoom: 12x, Digital zoom: 4x)

[OUT]

: To shoot objects (materials) in a reduced form.

2[BRIGHT] Adjustment Buttons

For adjusting the brightness of the camera image. [AUTO] : When this button is pressed, the indicator lamp

 

 

will blink and the brightness will be adjusted au-

 

 

tomatically. The indicator lamp will go off once

 

 

the adjustment is completed.

[

]

: To increase the brightness of the camera image.

[

]

: To reduce the brightness of the camera image.

3[FOCUS] Adjustment Buttons

For adjusting the focus of the camera.

[

]

: To adjust the focus of the object (material) which

 

 

is far away from the camera.

[

]

: To adjust the focus of the object (material) which

 

 

is close to the camera.

[AUTO] : When this button is pressed, the indicator lamp will blink and the focus will be adjusted automati- cally. The indicator lamp will go off once the ad- justment is completed.

Depending on the object (material), it may be dif- ficult to adjust the focus.

☞ Page 4 ‘Auto Focus’

4[FREEZE] Button

When this button is pressed, the camera image freezes and is displayed as a still image, and the indicator lamp lights up. When the button is pressed again while the indi- cator lamp is light up, the indicator lamp will go off, still image will be released and the moving image will be re- stored.

5[SOURCE SELECT] Buttons for Select-

ing Output Image

To select the image to be outputted from the [RGB OUT- PUT] terminal and the [MONITOR OUTPUT] terminal lo- cated at the rear panel. The indicator lamp of the input source selected for outputting will light up. Depending on the types of monitor connected , it may take some times for the images to be displayed.

[CAMERA]

: To output the camera images.

[EXT IN]

: To output signals inputted to the [EXT INT]

 

terminal located at the rear panel. External

 

input signals will not be output through the

 

[MONITOR OUTPUT] terminal.

[SD CARD] : To output images from the SD card inserted in the slot.

☞Page 21 ‘Viewing Image Data Stored in SD Card’

6[LIGHT] Button for Switching Lighting

To switch between different lighting sources.

The lighting source changes whenever the button is pressed.

Side

 

Back

 

All

illuminations

 

illumination

 

illuminations off

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Contents AV-P960E Safety Precautions Features Symbols used in this manual Table of ContentHow to Read this Manual  Contents of this manualPrecautions To save power, turn off the unit when not in useNames and Functions Focus Adjustment Buttons Zoom Adjustment ButtonsBright Adjustment Buttons Light Button for Switching Lighting$ White Balance Adjustment Buttons @ User Setup Buttons for Setting Registration# Button Indicator Lamps Image SELECT/ENTER Button for Selecting ImagesRemote Input RS-232C Terminal NTSC/PAL Switch AC in Power Inlet EXT Input Terminal for External SigUSB Connector Nal InputReleasing the arm lock Before UsingLift up the camera head camera arm Extending the camera armConnect the RGB Output terminal to a projector or display 22 ‘Connecting to Computer via the USB Connector’Connection If necessary, connect the USB connec- tor to a computerPresenting Printed Materials Presenting 3-dimensional Objects Adjusting lightingTilt the arm at an angle to capture Adjusting the image Shooting Surrounding ObjectsPress and hold the claws while pulling out the lens Presenting Slide Films Adjusting side illuminationsAdjust focus Place a piece of white paper on the stageSetting Nega/Posi Press the Light button to turn on the back illuminationAdjust the brightness and focus while confirming the images Setting the microscopePress the Microscope button Adjusting the image Capturing Images Through a Microscope Retrieving Stored Images Repeat Steps 1. ~ Saving Images in the Picture MemoryPress the Camera button Press the Picture Memory buttonPlace a piece of white paper on the stage Adjusting zoom Adjusting the White Balance Adjusting the White Balance Automatically Adjusting brightness Press the White Balance Auto buttonPress the Default button  Registration Adjusting the camera Recalling the settings  Undo the settings Press the Save button for more than SecondsInsert the SD card DeletedViewing Image Data Stored in SD Card Viewing imagesRemoving the SD card Connect using the USB cable  When connecting for the first time Operating Methods Turn on the power  Compatible ComputersEXT-IN Operating the Remote Control Unit Remote control receiving range ZoomInstalling LCD Monitor AV-ZK10, sold separatelyTroubleshooting Specifications Camera Head Dimensions WHD unit mm

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