Advance, English, Language, Output Mode | Lumens Technology DC260

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Lumens Technology DC260 Advance, English, Language, Output Mode, DIP “Switch, Lock Down, functions 7.18 I would like

Contents

User Manual DC260 Visual Presenter Contents Chapter Troubleshooting Connecting to Microscope Copyright Information Chapter 1 Precautions „ FCC Warning „ Safety Precautions „ EN55022 CE Radiation Warning Chapter 2 Package Content Bottom English Chapter 3 Product Overview8. Gooseneck 7. AF button 4. LED indicator 1. Lamp 3. Control panel 2. Remote sensor 9. Built-in icrophone 5. Lens 6. DIP switch Document 3.1 Relative position of the presenter and DC2603.2 Recommend distance DC260 3.3 Incorrect use Monitor Projector PC Microphone Chapter 4 Installation and Connections4.1 System diagram connecting to the Note Appearance of power cord may vary with countries/regions 4.3 Connecting devices4.3.1 Step 1 Plugging in the power outlet ¾ Connecting to a TV „ PAL Country/region not listed above ¾ Connecting to a computer ¾ Connecting to a LCD TV/ PDP Microphone English ¾ Connecting to speaker¾ Connecting to microphone Speaker 4.5 Installing remote control holder 4.4 Start using the DC260 4.6 Installing application software 5.1.1 XGA 60Hz output default values Chapter 5 DIP Switch Settings5.1 Connecting to a projector or monitor Note You have to reset the unit for setting to take affect 5.2.2 PAL Countries/regions not listed above 5.2 Connecting to a TV Auto Tune Chapter 6 Control Panel/Remote Control and Setting Menu6.1 Functions of control panel and remote control Remark The below functions are listed alphabetically Mode LampM Scope Menu 2nd Level 6.2 Setting MenuAdjustment 1st Level to play the slides StorageUser Manual Chapter functions 7.14 I would like Single SettingImage Quality Medium Reduction VolumeNoise DC260 User Manual Chapter English Chapter 5 DIP “Switchpassword Advance factory default setting Preset LoadPreset Save Factory Reset 7.2 I would like to make text clearer and photos more colorful 7.1 I would like to switch image sourcesRemote control Chapter 7 Descriptions of major functions 7.6 I would like to turn on/ off the lamp 7.5 I would like to adjust the brightness7.8.1 Setting the quality of captured images 7.4 I would like to use the auto focus 7.9 I would like to view captured images 7.8.2 Setting continuous capture1. Press Capture on the remote control or control panel 1. Press Source on the remote control or control panel 7.12.3 Playing videos 7.12.1 Setting the image quality7.12 I would like to record and play videos 7.12.2 Recording videos 7.14.1 Setting the slide show effect 7.14.2 Setting delay time7.14 I would like to play the slides Slide Show Captured Image Live Image 7.14.3 Activating/Stopping the slide show 7.17 I would like to reduce the image noise Noise Reduction 7.16 I would like to resume the factory default setting Factory Reset Confirm password 7.18 I would like to set / change the password Lock Down7.18.1 Setting the password Key in Password 7.19.2 Inserting a SD card 7.19 Using a SD card7.18.2 Changing the password 7.19.1 Deactivate the write protect function SD Lock 7.20 Computer-related functions 7.20.1 I would like to insert a photo in MS-Paint7.19.3 Ejecting a SD card 1. Click Insert Image From Scanner or Camera in MS-Word 7.20.2 I would like to insert a photo in MS-Word 3. A window showing a live image see below will be displayed English 2. Select Visual Presenter V2 TWAIN and click Custom Insert Manual Chapter 6 Control Panel / Remote Control and Setting Menu 7.20.4 I would like to set the DC260 as a webcam for Skypeo 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 USB Cable PC Interactive Whiteboard 1.System diagram2. Using StarBoard 7.20.7 I would like to connect Interactive Whiteboard 3. Using SmartBoard 3.1 Press Insert / Picture From Scanner 3.2.Control panel Chapter 8 Connecting to Microscope 4. Press f or e to select Normal English 2. Press f or e to select Display 3. Press d to select Mode Boot without Chapter 9 TroubleshootingIssues Solutions