Elmo HV-7100SX instruction manual Steps for Showing Transparent Material, Wide

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Steps for Showing Transparent Material

Front operation panel

Wireless remote control

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MONITOR OUTPUT		PAUSE	OPEN IRIS CLOSE		WHITE
MONITOR OUTPUT	RGB1	PAUSE	OPEN IRIS CLOSE	AUTO/MANUAL	BALANCE	TELE
MAIN						ZOOM	AF
	RGB2	F.A.M.	IMAGE ROTATION POSI / NEGA	LAMP	CONTRAST	ZOOM	AF
	RGB2	F.A.M.	IMAGE ROTATION POSI / NEGA	LAMP	CONTRAST	WIDE
				UPPER / BASE / OFF

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(2)

PAUSE		LIVE
		MEMORY
2x
SET PRESET CALL		SET IMAGE CALL
POSI/NEGA	COLOR/B&W	UPPER LAMP BASE
MAIN	MONITOR	RGB1	RGB2
	OUTPUT
TELE ZOOM WIDE		NEAR FOCUS FAR

NORMAL OPEN CLOSE AF

IRIS

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(1)Press the [LAMP] button on the front panel or the [LAMP.BASE] button on the wireless remote control to light up the base light (the lighting for the transparent documents) built in the stage.

Front operation panel

IRIS CLOSE		WHITE
	AUTO/MANUAL	BALANCE
TION POSI / NEGA	LAMP	CONTRAST
UPPER / BASE / OFF
Wireless remote control		CALL
CALL	SET
POSI/NEGA COLOR/B&W UPPER LAMP BASE

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(2)To turn off the base light, press the [LAMP.BASE] button on the front panel or on the wireless remote control again.

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Contents HV-7100SX Important Safeguards Wash hands after handling Should be moved with care. QuickRisk Electric Shock Do not Open Exclamation point within Before YOU USE Contents Operation Procedures Various Function and Operations Setting Up Cable Connection Data Format SpecificationsSymptoms and Confirmation Replacement of Fluorescent Lamp OSD MenuPart Names and Functions AppearanceTo change the output line To select F.A.M Front Operation PanelName Function Reference Pause Rear Panel OUTPUT.RGB OUTINPUT.RGB1 CD-ROMINPUT.RGB2 Wireless Remote ControlRGB1/2 DIP Switch Status PRESET.SET PauseElectronic Memory noPreparation Wireless Remote ControlReceivable Range Mouse Mouse OperationConnection to Monitor and Projector Setting UP and ConnectionSetting Up Analog RGB Signal Storing StoringSimple steps for Presenting Printed Material Operation ProceduresTurn on the power switch Steps for Showing Transparent Material WideVarious Functions and Operation LightingZoom Monitor Output Selection Table of Video- and Audio-in / out Terminal SelectionsVGA1 Electronic Enlargement Mouse can be operated as followsColor / B&W Selection Posi / Nega ConversionImage Rotation PauseContrast ONE-PUSH White BalanceAuto Auto iris adjustment IrisManual iris adjustment Focus Auto FocusPowered Manual Focus Preset Operation Image Memory M. Frame Accumulate Mode Splitting the ScreenUtility Software CD-ROM Installation of LCD MonitorConnecting to the LCD Monitor OSD Menu Icon Name Function Reference PagesEnter To display the OSD menuIcon Name Function Reference Pages Auto Focus To switch the selection Conversion Selection Emphasis of the image When power is turned on, M. Frame To switch the image F.A.MVolume. When the left button Microphone terminalFixing the second point To draw a rectangleClick the left button on the mouse on a vertex of a Rectangle to fix the first point. Then, unclick the leftCursor will be deleted. When the cursor is moved Drawing data should be erased, and click the leftButton of the mouse, and the eraser color will turn From blue to red and the drawing data aroundMarker movement will be enabled again. To Should be fixed, the marker position is fixed. WhileMarker is on display, bring the pointer to Marker and click the left button of the mouse,Page Stored Image Call To read out images from Memory Again, the image on cameraOn the split screen When Again, the icon returns to Image read conditionRS-232C Specifications Cable ConnectionRXD TXD DTR DSR RTS CTS RI CI RXDData Format Specifications Transmission Command PC → Visual PresenterResponse data format Visual Presenter → PC ACKTransmission Specifications Status Iris 20H ModeAUTO31H MANUAL32H Status ImageUart Communication Format Connection Replacement of Fluorescent Lamp Troubleshooting HintsSymptoms and Confirmation USB SpecificationsGeneral Main Camera LightingSxga XGASupplied Accessories OptionsOverseas Subsidiary Companies