AVerMedia Technologies AVerVision530 technical specifications Touch Button Control Panel, Function

Touch Button Control Panel

The touch button control panel located on the top side of AVerVision530 provides quick access to commonly used functions.

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AVerVision530

	CAPTURE	AWB/	AUTO FOCUS FOCUS ZOOM	MENU	ENTER
		MEASURE
PLAYBACK PC CAMERA	DELETE	NIGHTVIEW	LIGHT

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Name

(1)POWER

(2)MENU

(3)×ØÕ(Ö ENTER)

Button

MENU

Function

Turn on or switch to output the video signal to RGB/DV-I or S- Video/Video port. The unit switches to standby mode when this button is pressed for 2 sec. (See LED Power Button)

Call up and exit the OSD main and sub-menu.

- Use ×, Ø, Õ and (Ö ENTER) to make a selection and adjustment.

And use (Ö ENTER) to enter sub-menu. (See Menu Functions for

MENU ENTER

(4) LIGHT

(5) NIGHT VIEW

more details)

- Use ×, Ø, Õ and (Ö ENTER) to make a selection in 16-thumbnail

images and press to view the selected image..

Switch to turn the overhead light, or base light on or off.

Turn on/off Night View.

Use Night View when you are presenting in a low-light condition. In Night View, the image of the object appears as though under the normal lighting conditions. The captured image however, appears in slow motion.

(6)	DELETE	Remove the selected picture permanently in Playback mode.
(7)	CAMERA MODE	Switch to Camera mode and display the image from the
		AVerVision530’s built-in CCD camera.
(8 ) PC MODE		Switch to PC mode and display the video signal from the RGB input
		port.
(9)	PLAYBACK MODE	Switch to Playback mode and toggle to display 16-thumbnail images or
		the selected image from the memory source.

:To switch to other memory source, AVerVision530 must be in camera mode then press MENU > ADVANCED > MEMORY >TYPE > select the source and press (►ENTER) > press MENU to exit.

(10)	CAPTURE	Photograph an image. The captured image is automatically stored in
		the memory source at 1024 x 768 resolution.
(11)	AWB/ MEASURE	Lock/unlock Auto White Balance (AWB).

The camera constantly looks at the overall color of the image and calculates the best-fit white balance. Each time when the layout of the captured image changes the color shifts.

To lock the reference point which represent the white, place a piece of white paper till it fills the screen and wait till the color temperature is set then press AWB/MEASURE button.

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