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DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
User Manual
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DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
Thank you for purchasing the Califone® DiggiDitto™ DC896 Document Camera.
We encourage you to visit our website, www.califone.com, to register your product for its warranty coverage. While you’re there, you can sign up to receive our newsletter, download our catalog, and learn more about the complete line of Califone® audio visual products. Our product line includes portable and installed wireless PA systems, multimedia players and recorders, headphones and headsets, computer peripheral equipment, visual presentation products, and language learning materials.
The DiggiDitto™ DC896 Document Camera provides both an interactive learning experience and the capability of acting as a multimedia switcher. Its incredible 12x Optical Zoom allows for viewing amazing detail with a crisp and clear picture. The classroom uses of the DiggiDitto™ DC896 Document Camera will bring a new enthusiasm and long-lasting retention into your learning experience!
Please take the time to read through this instructional manual. The information included will aid you in the optimal operation of your document camera.
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 1,300,000 pixel resolution
 Base Light 8 ½”x 11”
 Save innite pictures via USB
 12x Optical Zoom
 Annotation Feature
 Remote Control
Control Functions
Positive/Negative 3 Light Modes Brightness Control Sharpness Control White Balance Input Source Standby /Resume Zoom +/­Focus +/-
Auto Focus Freeze Image Text and Dynamic Modes Volume Control Capture Image Mirror Image Split Screen Color to Black & White
KEY FEATURES
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ATTENTION: All safety and operating instructions should be read before operating appliance. All operating and use instruction should be followed when operating the appliance. Heed and adhere to all warnings on the appliance and in the operating instructions. Retain all savety and operating instructions for future reference.
WATER & MOISTURE—Do not sue the appliance near water. i.e. bathtub, kitchen sink, laundry tub, wet basement, or swimming pool.
VENTILATION—Do not situate the appliance so that its location or position interferes with its proper ventilation. For example, the appliance should not be situated on a bed, sofa, rug, or simialr surface that may block the ventilation openings. The appliance should not be placed in a built-in intallation—such as a bookcase or cabinet—that may impede the ow of air through the ventilation openings.
HEAT—Situat the appliance away from heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appliances (including ampliers) that produce heat.
POWER SOURCES—Connect the appliance only to a power supply type described in the operating instructions or marked on the appliance.
POLARIZATION or GROUNDING— Precautions should be taken so that the grounding or polarization means of the appliance are not defeated.
POWER CORD PROTECTION—Power supply cords should be routed so that they are not likely to be walked on or pinched by items placed upon or against them. Pay particular attention to cords at plugs, conveninece receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance.
CLEANING—The appliance should be cleaned only as recommended by the manufacturer. Always unplug before cleaning the device. Use a damp, soft cloth for cleaning Do not use volatile solvent.
NON-USE PERIODS—Unplug the appliance pouwer cord from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time.
OBJECT & LIQUID ENTRY—Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spilled into the enclosure through openings.
DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE—The appliance should be serviced by qualied service personnel when: (A) the power supply cord or the plug have been damaged, (B) objects have fallen or liquids have been spilled into the appliance, (C) the appliance has been exposed to rain, (D) the appliance does not appear to be operating normally or exhibits a marked change in performance, or (E) the appliance has been dropped or the enclosure has been damaged.
SERVICING—The user should not attempt to service the appliance beyond the steps described in the operating instructions. For all other servicing refer to qualied service personnel.
LOCATION—Place the device on a stable surface to prevent injuries or damage. Do no place in direct sunlight. Keep camera away from acid or alkali gasses. Do not place in humid, dusty, or windy locations. Keep within the recommended environment: Temperature of 0ºC –45ºC (32ºF–113ºF) and humidity less than 75 %.
ABNORMAL FUNCTIONALITY—If this equipment functions abnormally, shuch as putting off smoke, smells, or noise, immediately unplug and call for professional assistance.
IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS 8
1.1 Control Panel 9
1.2 Back Panel 10
1.3 Side Panel 11
1.4 Wireless Remote Control 12
2. SETUP 15
2.1 Connecting Cables 16
2.1.1 Connecting to a Display Device 17
2.1.1.1 Connections Using a VGA (RGB) Cable 17
2.1.1.2 Connections Using an RCA Video Cable 18
2.1.1.3 Connections Using an S-Video Cable 19
2.1.1.4 Multiple Connections 19
2.1.2 Speakers and Microphone Connections 20
2.2 The Power Cord 21
3. BASIC OPERATION 21
3.1 Simple Instructions for Presenting 21
3.2 Presenting Transparencies or Slide Film 23
3.3 Alternate use of DiggiDitto™ 24
4. DETAILED FUNCTIONS 25
4.1 Display Input Selection 25
4.2 Lighting 25
4.3 Zoom 27
4.4 Focusing 28
4.5 Color and Black & White Options 29
4.6 Positive/Negative Conversion 29
4.7 Text/Dynamic Modes 30
4.8 Rotate 30
4.9 Screen Division 32
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
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5. CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER 33
5.1 USB Connection with EzPreview 1.0 33
5.1.1 EzPreview 1.0 Installation 34
5.1.1.1 Setup Applications 34
5.1.1.2 Driver Installation 36
5.1.2 Using EzPreview Controls 43
5.1.2.1 Saving an Image 44
5.1.2.2 Control 45
5.1.2.3 Recording Video 46
5.1.2.4 Annotation 48
5.1.3 Help 49
5.1.4 Troubleshooting with EzPreview 49
5.2 Installing the RS-232 Software 51
5.2.1 RS-232 Connection 51
5.2.2 Serial Ports 55
5.2.3 Projector Setup 55
5.2.4 Audio Setup 57
5.2.5 Code Import/Export 58
6. STORAGE 61
7. TROUBLESHOOTING 62
8. TABLES AND CHARTS 63
8.1 Functions and their Control Devices 63
8.2 Specications 64
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TheDiggiDitto™DC896DocumentCamerakitcontains thefollowing:
DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
User Manual Remote Control
Power Adapter
and Cord
VGA Cable
USB Cable
Software CD
DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
User Manual
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PACKAGE CONTENTS
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1. Infrared Receiver
2. Camera Head
3. Upper Arm
4. Camera Lens
5. Main Arm
6. Upper Light
7. Lamp Arm
8. Base Light
9. Remote Control Slot
11. Control Panel
10. Side Panel
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1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
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20.19.18.17.16.15.14.13.
23.22.21. 24.
Icon Function
12. Power On/Off
13. Freeze
14. Light Control
15. Text and Picture Modes
16. Output Display to PC Monitor
17. Output Display to Projector
18. Brightness Control
19. Auto Focus
20. Zoom In/Out
21. Positive and Negative Modes
22. Color and Black/White Modes
23. Screen Division
24. Rotate Image
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1.1 CONTROL PANEL
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34.
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1.2 BACK PANEL
The ports located at the back of the DiggiDitto™ allow connections to a variety of equipment—from computer monitors to projectors.
Label Function
25.
DC-IN-12V
Power Socket for the AC adaptor.
26.
RS 232
Serial Port. To control the document camera from a
PC through the RS-232 cable.
27.
S-VIDEO
S-Video Output. Connects to TV or other display
device; shows document camera images.
28.
VIDEO OUT
RCA Video Signal Output. Connects to TV or other
display device; show document camera images.
29.
AUDIO OUT
Stereo Audio Output, PC Audio Output. Connects
to speakers. May use converter for other audio con-
nections.
30.
AUDIO IN
Stereo Audio Input. PC Audio Input. To transfer au­dio through document camera to connected speak-
ers. May use converter to input other types of audio.
31.
PC RGB IN
RGB Inputs. May connect computers or other AV, to show that information through the document camera
onto connected display screen.
32.
PC RGB
OUT
RGB Outputs (also known as VGA). Connects to
monitor, projector, or other display device; shows
document camera images.
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PROJECTOR
RGB OUT
RGB Outputs (also known as VGA). Connects to
monitor, projector, or other display device; shows
document camera images.
34.
USB
USB port. Images may be saved onto the computer
through a USB cable.
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37.36.35.
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1.3 SIDE PANEL
Label Function
35. VOL Microphone Volume Control
36. MIC
Microphone input. May use converter to input
other types of audio.
37. RGB IN
RGB Input (VGA). May connect computers or
other AV to show information through the docu-
ment camera onto connected display screen.
38.
AUDIO
IN
PC Audio Input. To transfer audio through docu-
ment camera to connected speakers. May use
converter to input other types of audio.
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1.4 WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL
The remote control is a convenient way to operate the document camera. Remember to point the remote control at the IR receiver located at the front base of the camera. Its receivable range is approximately six meters (19.6 feet).
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Icon
Label
Description
POWER
Turn on/ Turn off or decode projec-
tor on.
LAMP
On/ off of the visualiser lamps, or
decode projector off.
VOL+ Turn on the volume
VOL- Turn off the volume
PREVIEW Output Signal to display screen
SHOOT-
ING
Output Signal to projector or TV
SIGNAL RGB and AV signal output switch
DIVISION
Freeze the left part of image to
compare with the movable image
on the right side
ROTATE Rotate the image
FREEZE
Freeze the image shot by the
camera
NEGA-
TIVE
Display image in positive or nega-
tive
IMAGE/
TEXT
Display image in text or image
mode
B/W Display image in color or B/W
CAPTURE Store the exact image captured
PREVIEW Display image captured and stored
NEXT
Choose next image to review or
delete
PLAY­BACK
Display stored image in full screen
DELETE Delete captured image
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TELE Image zoom in
WIDE Image zoom out
AF Auto focus one time
FAR Adjust focus manually
NEAR Adjust focus manually
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2. SETUP
 Raise the main arm vertically.
 Unfold the lighting arms until they reach the end position.
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 Adjust the camera head and lighting arms.
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2.1 CONNECTING CABLES
NOTE: Be sure to disconnect the power supplies of all units before making cable connections.
Microphone
PC
TV
Speaker
LCD Screen
Project or
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2.1.1 CONNECTING TO A DISPLAY DEVICE
The DiggiDitto™ has the ability to show images through various display devices such as a projector, television, or computer monitor.
2.1.1.1 Connections Using a VGA (RGB) Cable
 Locate the VGA (RGB) 1 Output Port of the DiggiDitto™
(indicated below) and the VGA (RGB) Input Port of the
display device.
 Using the provided VGA (RGB) cable, connect the VGA (RGB) Output Port of the DiggiDitto™ to the VGA (RGB) Input Port of the display device.
 A second display device may also be connected through the DiggiDitto™.
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2.1.1.2 Connections Using an RCA Video Cable
A television, projector, or other display device can also be connected to the DiggiDitto™ using an RCA Video Cable.
 Using an RCA video cable, connect the
Video Output Port of the DiggiDitto™ to the Video Input Port of the television or display device.
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2.1.1.3 Connections Using an S-Video Cable
The S-Video connection provides a better video quality than the RCA Video Port.
 Using an S-Video cable, connect the Video
Output Port of the DiggiDitto™ to the S-Video Input Port of the television or display device.
2.1.1.4 Multiple Connections
The DiggiDitto™ can be used to connect a variety of audio/ visual and computer devices which can then be shown on a common display. Thus, the images from the different devices can be viewed alternately through the DiggiDitto™ on the display screen.
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2.1.2 SPEAKERS AND MICROPHONE CONNECTIONS
A microphone may be connected to go through the DiggiDitto™ outputting to connected speakers. The DiggiDitto™ creates a karaoke effect, mixing audio sources as the microphone acts as a voice-over. Another audio source may be inputted (using Audio In).
 All power sources should be turned off before making cord
connections.
 Connect speakers to Audio Out (labeled
Audio Out o n the rear panel).
 Plug in the microphone to MIC input located
on the side panel.
 Adjust the volume to the desired setting.
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2.2 THE POWER CORD
Lastly, after making all connections, plug the power cord into the power cord receptacle of the document camera and the AC outlet.
3. BASIC OPERATION
The DiggiDitto™ DC896 may be controlled using the front panel, wireless remote control, or through the computer via USB or RS-232 connection.
3.1 SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRESENTING
1. After connecting the DiggiDitto™ to an accompanying display device (monitor, projector, etc.), turn ON the DiggiDitto™ power switch. The side lights will illuminate.
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Power
2.Place the object on the base. Adjust the image size using the zoom buttons on the front panel or remote control while watching the image on the display screen.
Zoom
3. On the control p a n e l , p r e s s Auto Focus.
Auto Focus
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3.2 PRESENTING TRANSPARENCIES OR SLIDE FILM
1. After connecting the DiggiDitto™ to an accompanying display device (monitor, projector, etc.), turn ON the DiggiDitto™ power switch. The side lamps will light up.
2. Press LAMP. The base light will illuminate and the side lamps will turn off.
3. If showing a negative lm, press the P/N (Positive/Negative) button to change to Negative view. When ready, press again to return to Positive view.
Power
Positive/Negative
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4. To turn off the base light press the LAMP button again. All lights will turn off. Press LAMP once again to turn side lights on.
Lamp
3.3 ALTERNATE USE OF DIGGIDITTO
TM
Set the camera head to a horizontal position to shoot objects from a distance or if you are wanting to capture an image at a specic time.
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4. DETAILED FUNCTIONS
4.1 DISPLAY INPUT SELECTION
To select the audio/visual input device to be shown on the display, press the
Monitor or Projector button located on the front control panel or on the remote control. Press again to alternate input.
4.2 LIGHTING
The DiggiDitto™ uses environmentally friendly LEDs for the side and base lights. These LED bulbs require much less energy than standard incandescent light bulbs. LEDs can last for many years and rarely need to be replaced. LED lights also have the benets of being rugged, generating very little heat, and not ickering! All of which are valuable features for classroom use.
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The DiggiDitto™ has three light settings: Upper Light On, Base Light On, and All Lights Off. The Upper Light ON option illuminates printed materials and 3-dimensional objects, whereas the Base Light ON setting presents transparencies such as slides or negatives. If the natural environment light is sufcient, it may be desirable to use DiggiDitto™ with all lights turned off.
When the document camera is initially powered, the upper lights turn on by default. To change the setting press the
Lamp button located on the front control panel or on the remote control. The light setting will change within a second or so. Please note that both the upper light and base light cannot be on simultaneously.
Upper Lights On Base Light On All Lights Off
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4.3 ZOOM
The DiggiDitto™ has the ability to zoom in on an object up to ninety-six times its original size! This powerful zoom feature multiplies a 12x optical magnication together with a 9x digital
enlargement, allowing for incredibly detailed viewing.
Press
the ZOOM+ or ZOOM– button on the front
control panel or remote control to adjust the view. Pressing ZOOM continuously speeds up the function. After zooming, the DiggiDitto™ Auto Focus is activated although it may be necessary to manually adjust the focus and brightness.
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4.4 FOCUSING
The focus may be adjusted automatically or manually. Press
Auto Focus on the DiggiDitto™ front control panel for automatic focus or use the remote to control the focus incrementally.
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4.5 COLOR AND BLACK & WHITE OPTIONS
It is also possible to convert the display image to black and white. Simply press the
Black & White button .
4.6 POSITIVE/NEGATIVE CONVERSION
An image can be converted to show a negative image. Press the P/N button located on the control panel or on the remote control. To return to the normal mode press P/N once again.
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4.7 TEXT/DYNAMIC MODES
The Dynamic Mode enhances the clarity of live picture movements. Choose this mode when presenting demonstrations or 3-dimensional objects. The default setting of the DiggiDitto™ is in Dynamic Mode.
To improve the look of black and white text driven documents,
select the Text Mode by pressing the Text button on the front panel, or Text on the remote control. This will produce a crisper image of the copy. Press again to return to Dynamic Mode.
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Original Picture
Flipped on a horizontal axis.
Flipped on a vertical axis.
4.8 ROTATE
The DiggiDitto™ can create mirror images as well. This may be done by pressing Rotate on the front control panel or on the remote control. The rst mirror image is ipped on a horizontal axis. If the mirror function is pressed again the image will be ipped its the vertical axis. Press mirror once again to return to the normal view.
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4.9 SCREEN DIVISION
The DiggiDitto™ display screen can be split into two images
where the right side shows a frozen picture and the left presents a live image shot. This view is very helpful for comparisons. Simply
press the Division button on the front control panel, or the Division button on the remote control to obtain the divided view.
The image on the left of the split screen can be ipped to show the mirror image. While in Screen Division mode, follow the same instructions above on how to use the mirror image feature.
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5. CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER
A computer may be connected to the DiggiDitto™ for two separate uses:
 To save endless pictures using the USB connection and
 As a method to control the functions of the DiggiDitto™ using
USB or RS-232 connections.
5.1 USB CONNECTION WITH EZPREVIEW 1.0
The DiggiDitto™ may save images onto your computer and control the document camera via an USB connection.
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5.1.1 EZPREVIEW 1.0 INSTALLATION
5.1.1.1 Set up applications
Insert the accompanying DiggiDitto™ CD into the computer to upload the corresponding software. Double click “EzPreview. exe” from the software bundle.
The installation image will be shown; click “Next.”
EzPreview.exe
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Choose a Folder Name; click “Next.”
A dialog box displaying “Choose Destination Location” will appear. Choose the location “C:\Program Files\EzPreview.” Enter this location or choose the target location to install; click “Next.”
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The “Installation Complete” window will appear; click “Finish.”
5.1.1.2
Driver Installation
Double click “EzPreview driver.exe”
The Installation window will appear; click “Next.”
EzPreview driver.exe
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The Installation complete window will appear; click “Finish” to end the driver installation.
Click "Yes" to install the VCM interface.
Choose "Yes" to agree to the license agreement.
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Select the installation path then select “OK.” The installation is complete; click “OK.”
Connect the USB line to the computer.
The “Found New Hardware” dialog box will appear. Choose “No, not this time” and click “Next. ”
The Interface hardware installation wizard will appear; choose “from a list or specic location (Advanced) (S) ” option and click “Next. ”
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Select search and installation options. Choose “Do not search. I will choose the driver to install (D), ” and click “Next.”
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Select the type of hardware interface appears. Choose “Universal Serial Bus Controllers” and click “Next. ”
Choose to install the device driver selection interface, and click on “Have Disk” button.
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Click the “Browse” button to nd the documents dialog box
Choose “path 1” (default is C: \ Program Files \ EzPreview) and select the le “ezusbw2k.inf. ” Click “Open. ”
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Click “OK. ”
At this time, select the hardware device driver installation interface; click “Next.”
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A Safety tips screen will appear; click “Continue Anyway.”
The installation is complete interface click “complete" to end.
5.1.2 USING EZPREVIEW CONTROLS
Connect the document camera to the computer with the provided USB cable. The at (Type A) connector ts to the computer; the squared (Type B) connector attaches to the DiggiDitto™. Power on the document camera.
Open EzPreview by clicking on the shortcut located on the desktop.
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5.1.2.1 Saving an Image
To save an image, select “Capture.”
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“Save as” will appear. Choose the image location enter a le name, then click “Save.”
5.1.2.2 Control
Click the left top corner “Control.”
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It is now possible to control the DiggiDitto™ with the corresponding operations.
5.1.2.3 Recording Video
Click on “Record” then “Start Record.” Press “Finish Record” when done.
It is then possible to save the recording.
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When the video is complete or you want to stop the recording, click on the end of the video
A drop-down menu appears in the compressed format selection dialog box. Select a compression format as shown in picture (e.g. “Microsoft Windows Media Video 9”). If you do not need compression, select “full-frame (non-compressed),” another option in the menu; click OK” to start the video. ”
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5.1.2.4 Annotation
To draw on the picture, press “Paint.”
Select the kind of brush, width, and color.
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5.1.3 HELP
Help provides useful topics in case you need them.
5.1.4 TROUBLESHOOTING WITH EZPREVIEW
 Device can not be recognized
Check if the USB cable is connected to the backside.
 No image
Check if the driver is installed correctly. Right click “My Computer -> Properties.”
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Next, choose “Hardware” and then “Device Manager.” The “Device Manager” window comes up. If the “Cypress Ez-USB Sample Device” is located under the “Universal Serial Bus Controllers” which indicates that the device is correctly installed. If it is not displayed under the “Universal Serial Bus Controllers”, check to see if the DiggiDitto™ is connected correctly or if it is powered on. If it is still not working, install the driver again.
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DiggiDitto™ may be controlled using the front panel, wireless remote control, or through the computer through an RS­232 connection.
Disconnect the DiggiDitto™ from the computer.
Insert the accompanying DiggiDitto™
CD into the computer to download the corresponding software.
Click on the DiggiDitto™ RS-232 setup icon.
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5.2.1 RS-232 CONNECTION
5.2 INSTALLING THE RS-232 SOFTWARE
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Follow the screen instructions to install.
Select the destination of the les. Press Next for the default location or Change to choose a location.
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Follow the steps to complete the installation.
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Make sure both the DiggiDitto™ and the computer are turned off. Connect the document camera to the PC with the included RS-232 cable.
Turn on the PC, and click on the DiggiDitto™ icon. DiggiDitto™ can now be controlled using the PC.
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5.2.2 SERIAL PORTS
If there are multiple units connected to the PC, select “Serial Port” to choose the port to control the document camera.
5.2.3 PROJECTOR SETUP
To control a projector through the DiggiDitto™ using the RS-232, the projector needs to be programmed by the following steps.
To program the projector code, select “Setup” then “Projector RS-232C Code.”
The following box will appear:
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1. Select whether it is a name brand projector or if a custom code is needed
2. Choose the projector brand
3. Choose the projector model
4. Set the function
5. Enter the code
6. Press “Write”
If this software did not list the brand of projector or if there is no reference type, set up the following:
1. Select the custom code
2. Select the code form
3. Choose the baud rate
4. Set the function
5. Enter the code
6. Press “Write”
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The projector may be programmed to turn off at a delayed time.
1. Select the delay time
2. Press “Set”
5.2.4 AUDIO SETUP
The audio of the DiggiDitto™ may be set up. From the Setup menu, press “Audio Setup.”
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The following window will appear:
5.2.5 CODE IMPORT/EXPORT
Once the setup has been completed these settings may be saved and then imported/exported to save time.
Open the Setup tab and select “Code Import/Export.”
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1. Press “Download"; wait for the process to nish.
2. Press “Save File.”
If there is mistake in the setup process or if many modes of visualization must be set up, operate the following:
Step 1: Press “Open File;” open the le which has been saved as .bin. Step 2: Press “Upload” and wait for the process to nish. Step 3: If you want to set up many different visualization displays, repeat Step 2.
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1. Make sure both the DiggiDitto™ and the computer are turned off. Connect the document camera to the PC with the included RS-232 cable.
2. Turn on the PC and click on the DiggiDitto™ icon. Your DiggiDitto™ can now be controlled using the PC.
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6. STORAGE
 Fold the lighting arms down until they reach the end
position.
 Rotate the camera head back.
 Fold the head and connecting arm down.
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7. TROUBLESHOOTING
How is the remote control battery replaced?
The DiggiDitto™ remote control uses a CR2025 battery which
can be purchased at most electronics stores. To change the battery:
1. Turn over the remote control so that the back side faces up.
2. Push in the notch located on the side of the battery holder and pull.
3. Replace with a new CR2025 battery.
Why is there no image?
 Make sure the cables and power cord are properly connected.
Check to make sure the power switch is turned on. It’s also possible that the fuse needs to be replaced.
The image is bending; how is a straight image obtained?
 Adjust the camera position.
Why is the image out of focus?
 The object may be too close to the lens.
 The Focus may be at the maximum Zoom setting. Press
Zoom —.
 Try pressing Auto Focus.
 If you are in a damp climate, moisture may accumulate on
the lens. It will disappear gradually as the equipment warms up.
Why is the image so dark?
 Lighting may be insufcient. Press LAMP to activate the side
lights then increase the brightness level.
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Function
Front
Control
Panel
Remote
Control
RS-232 USB
Power Power Power
Light Con-
trol
Lamp Lamp Lamp
Zoom In/
Out
Tele/Wide Zoom +/-
Tele/
Wide
Brightness
Control
Bright-
ness +/-
Freeze Freeze Freeze
Rotate Rotate Rotate
Text/ Pic-
ture Modes
Text Text
Positive/ Negative
Modes
Negative Negative Negative
Color and
Black/ White
Modes
B.W. B.W. B.W.
Volume Control
Vol +/- Vol +/- Vol +/-
Auto Focus AF AF
Manual
Focus
Near/Far Near/Far
Signal Signal Signal
8.1 FUNCTIONS AND THEIR CONTROL DEVICES
8. TABLES AND CHARTS
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Ouput
Display
Selection
Monitor,
Projector
Monitor,
Projector
Fun 1, 2, 3 x x
Not appl:
Preview, Capture,
Playback,
Next, De-
lete
x x
DVD: play,
pause, next, previ­ous, ff, rew
x x
DVD cont:
Menu, esc,
enter, stop
x
8.2 SPECIFICATIONS
Compatible
Operating
Systems
Windows 98/2000/NT/ME/XP, Vista 32-bit,
Windows 7 32-bit
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Optics Camera F1.6~3.7, f3.9~85.8mm
Shooting Area 357*280
Zoom
Optics zoom>=12 ,Digital
zoom>=8
Focus Auto /Manual
Aperture Auto
Video Sys-
tem
Image Appa-
ratus
1/3" Image Sensor
Total Pixels 1,300,000
Horizontal
clarity
>=750TV line
SNR >=50dB
White Balance Auto/Manual
Comparison >=2 separate screen
Multimedia
Function
Function
W/B, negative/positive, mir-
ror image, text, Brightness
modulation, freeze, preview/
shooting, electric volume
control.
Direct Con-
nection With-
out Boot-strap
Signal
When PC signal enter into
visual presenter, would con-
tinually enter the display, and
no need start the system.
Illumination Assistant lamp LED
Baselight LED
Input AV part Microphone input*1
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350 angle horizontally, 350 angle vertically
Control panel, remote controller,
RS-232 control software
5 KGS
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VGA part
RGB*2 (3 routes matrix
switch)
Audio frequency (stereo)*2
RS-232 Computer control*1
Output AV part Video*1
S-Video * 1
VGA part RGB*2 (Matrix output)
Audio frequency(stereo)*1
RS-232
Control of the projector or
other*1 equipment* 1
CON Infrared emission* 2
Power supply DC 12V 1.5A
Output For-
mat
PAL 2:1 line-to-line scan
VGA line-to-
line scan
1280*1024
Control
Modes
Camera
Rotation
Angle
Size
(W*D*H)
Set up 470*435*520mm
Folded 490*493*140mm
Weight
Power Power DC 12V 3A
Energy
Consumption
<= 15W
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Warranty
Califone® warrants the DC896 to be free from defective material and workmanship for two years from the purchase date. Our “Project Intercept” Customer Satisfaction program will replace defective parts and repair malfunctioning equipment under this warranty if the defect occurs under normal use.
All Damage Claims Must Be Made With the Freight Carrier
Notify the freight carrier immediately if you observe any damage to the shipping carton or product. Repack the unit in the carton and await inspection by the carrier’s claim agent. Notify your dealer of the pending freight claim.
Returning Your Unit for Service or Repairs
Should your unit require service, contact our Customer Service Department online at califone.com/techsupport, via email at warranty@califone.com, or by phone at 800-722-0500 / 818­407-2400 (international customers) to rst obtain an RA (Return Authorization) number before returning it to Califone®. The unit must be returned to our factory via prepaid transportation only after the factory issues an RA number which must be clearly written on the outside of the box.
DiggiDitto™ DC896
Document Camera
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Califone® International, Inc.
1145 Arroyo Avenue, #A
San Fernando, CA 91340 USA
Toll Free 800.722.0500 | Toll Free Fax 877.402.2248
International Customers call 818.407.2400 or Fax
818.407.2405 califone.com
Califone DC896 Rev 01 1009
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