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3.1 Relative position of the presenter and DC260

3.1 Relative position of the presenter and DC260

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3.2 Recommend distance

Presenter

About 470mm distance between camera and the desktop is recommended.

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Contents DC260 Visual Presenter User ManualChapter ContentsConnecting to Microscope TroubleshootingCopyright Information Chapter 1 Precautions „ Safety Precautions „ FCC Warning„ EN55022 CE Radiation Warning Chapter 2 Package Content 2. Remote sensor 9. Built-in icrophone 5. Lens 6. DIP switch Chapter 3 Product Overview8. Gooseneck 7. AF button 4. LED indicator 1. Lamp 3. Control panel Bottom EnglishDC260 3.1 Relative position of the presenter and DC2603.2 Recommend distance Document3.3 Incorrect use connecting to the Chapter 4 Installation and Connections4.1 System diagram Monitor Projector PC Microphone¾ Connecting to a TV 4.3 Connecting devices4.3.1 Step 1 Plugging in the power outlet Note Appearance of power cord may vary with countries/regions„ PAL Country/region not listed above ¾ Connecting to a LCD TV/ PDP ¾ Connecting to a computerSpeaker ¾ Connecting to speaker¾ Connecting to microphone Microphone English4.4 Start using the DC260 4.5 Installing remote control holder4.6 Installing application software Note You have to reset the unit for setting to take affect Chapter 5 DIP Switch Settings5.1 Connecting to a projector or monitor 5.1.1 XGA 60Hz output default values5.2 Connecting to a TV 5.2.2 PAL Countries/regions not listed aboveRemark The below functions are listed alphabetically Chapter 6 Control Panel/Remote Control and Setting Menu6.1 Functions of control panel and remote control Auto TuneMenu LampM Scope Mode1st Level 6.2 Setting MenuAdjustment 2nd Levelfunctions 7.14 I would like StorageUser Manual Chapter to play the slidesMedium SettingImage Quality SingleDC260 User Manual Chapter VolumeNoise ReductionAdvance Chapter 5 DIP “Switchpassword EnglishFactory Reset Preset LoadPreset Save factory default settingChapter 7 Descriptions of major functions 7.1 I would like to switch image sourcesRemote control 7.2 I would like to make text clearer and photos more colorful7.4 I would like to use the auto focus 7.5 I would like to adjust the brightness7.8.1 Setting the quality of captured images 7.6 I would like to turn on/ off the lamp1. Press Source on the remote control or control panel 7.8.2 Setting continuous capture1. Press Capture on the remote control or control panel 7.9 I would like to view captured images7.12.2 Recording videos 7.12.1 Setting the image quality7.12 I would like to record and play videos 7.12.3 Playing videos7.14.2 Setting delay time 7.14.1 Setting the slide show effect7.14 I would like to play the slides Slide Show 7.14.3 Activating/Stopping the slide show Captured Image Live Image7.16 I would like to resume the factory default setting Factory Reset 7.17 I would like to reduce the image noise Noise ReductionKey in Password 7.18 I would like to set / change the password Lock Down7.18.1 Setting the password Confirm password7.19.1 Deactivate the write protect function SD Lock 7.19 Using a SD card7.18.2 Changing the password 7.19.2 Inserting a SD card7.20.1 I would like to insert a photo in MS-Paint 7.20 Computer-related functions7.19.3 Ejecting a SD card 7.20.2 I would like to insert a photo in MS-Word 1. Click Insert Image From Scanner or Camera in MS-Word2. Select Visual Presenter V2 TWAIN and click Custom Insert 3. A window showing a live image see below will be displayed English7.20.4 I would like to set the DC260 as a webcam for Skype Manual Chapter 6 Control Panel / Remote Control and Setting Menuo n p 7.20.5 I would like to set the DC260 as a PC Camera 7.20.6 I would like to set the DC260 as a Removable Disc 7.20.7 I would like to connect Interactive Whiteboard 1.System diagram2. Using StarBoard USB Cable PC Interactive Whiteboard3. Using SmartBoard 3.1 Press Insert / Picture From Scanner Chapter 8 Connecting to Microscope 3.2.Control panel2. Press f or e to select Display 3. Press d to select Mode 4. Press f or e to select Normal EnglishSolutions Chapter 9 TroubleshootingIssues Boot without