Cybermind Visette45 Operation Manual

OPERATION MANUAL

VERSION 1.2

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INTERNATIONAL

©2007 Cybermind B.V.

VERSION 1.2

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INTERNATIONAL

OPERATION MANUAL

HIGH QUALITY VGA/SVGA/XGA/SXGA

2D/3D HEAD MOUNTED DISPLAY

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PRODUCT

WARNING

Your failure to follow these operating instructions may result in eye fatigue, eye
damage, or other injury

Carefully read this operation manual and become familiar with all safety instructions
for this product.

This product should not be used by children aged 15 or younger.
If you have been diagnosed with eye disease or eye injury consult your Doctor
before use and do not use without your doctor’s approval.

To prevent fire or shock hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock, do not open the unit; refer all servicing aspects to
qualified personnel only.

PRECAUTIONS
Picture/Sound distortion may occur if the Visette45 SXGA is positioned in close
proximity to any equipment emitting electromagnetic radiation.

PLEASE NOTE: This documentation is to be used in
conjunction with the supplied Visette45 SXGA Head
Mounted Display

OPERATION MANUAL

CYBERMIND Interactive Nederland

Forum 55 (MECC)

6229 GV MAASTRICHT

The Netherlands

Tel: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

Internet: www.cybermindnl.com - www.hi-res800.com

Email : [e-mail]

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TABLE

OF CONTENTS

Index

1. SAFETY INSTRUCTION

1.1 USE RESTRICTIONS 4

1.2 HEALTH CONCERNS 4

1.3 WARNINGS FOR ELECTRONICS

PRODUCTS 5

2. SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES

2.1 VIEWER & CONTROL UNIT 5

3. CONNECTING THE DEVICE 6

4. USE OF CONTROL UNIT 6

5. OVERVIEW MENU 7 - 28

6. CONNECTION TO PC/NOTEBOOK 29

7. TROUBLE-SHOOTING 30

8. SPECIFICATIONS 31

9. TECHNICAL DATA

9.1 USE 32

9.2 INSTALLATION 32

9.3 OTHERS 32

10. WARRANTY

10.1 DETAILS 33

10.2 TERMS AND CONDITIONS 33

11. NOTES 34

OPERATION MANUAL

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATION MANUAL

1.1 USE RESTRICTIONS

WARNING: No Use by Children AGE 15 or Younger

This product is designed for adult use. The eyes of children are still developing and
may be adversely affected by use of this product, and it may cause eye fatigue, eye
damage, or loss of visual functions. In addition, this product may not be adjusted to
fit a child’s head.

WARNING: Eye Disease/Eye Injury/Glaucoma

If you have been diagnosed with or are susceptible to eye disease, eye injury, or
glaucoma, consult your doctor before use and do not use without your doctors
approval. Use of this product by individuals with conditions such as glaucoma may
cause conditions to worsen.

Caution: Heart Disease/High Blood Pressure

If you have a history of heart disease or high blood pressure, consult your doctor
before use and do not use without your doctor’s approval. Use of this product
allows the viewer to feel they are in the action, which may result in increased
anxiety or heart injury. If during viewing any increased anxiety is experienced, stop
using the product immediately and rest. If the symptoms persist after rest, consult
your doctor.

Caution: Seizures

If you have a history of temporary spasms, unconsciousness, or epileptic seizures
from light stimulation, consult your doctor before use and do not use without your
doctors approval. Use of this product by such individuals may cause spasms,
unconsciousness, or seizures, if you experience such symptoms during use, stop
using the product immediately and consult your doctor.

1.2 HEALTH CONCERNS

Warning: Eye Fatigue/Eye Damage/Loss of Visual Functions

Misuse or overuse of this product may result in eye fatigue, eye damage, or loss of
visual functions. Stop using if you feel tired or experience headaches or discomfort.

Caution: Sickness/Headache/Nausea

If during use you experience any of the following symptoms, stop using this product
immediately and rest. These symptoms may indicate that you are misusing or
overusing the product or that you should not use the product for health reasons. If
the following symptoms persist after rest, consult your doctor

- sore eyes, eye fatigue, or double vision

- headache

- inability to focus on the screen

- nausea or motion sickness

- stiff or sore shoulders or neck
After two hours continual use the product automatically turns off to prevent eye
fatigue or eye damage.

Caution: Motion Sickness from Viewing Programmes

Some viewers may experience motion sickness, headache, or nausea from viewing
movies or video programmes, especially those with intense action and movement.
If you feel any of these symptoms, stop using the product immediately. To avoid
personal injury to others, do not drive a car or motorcycle, nor do anything that
requires concentration until the symptoms disappear.

Caution Motion Sickness from External Motion.

Do not use this product while subject to external motion - for example, as a
passenger in a car. Use of this product under these conditions may cause motion
sickness.

Caution: Accidents.

Do not use this product while walking, skating, bicycling, operating a motor vehicle
or other power equipment, or while engaged in any other similar activities. Use of
this product under these conditions may result in an accident, injury, or death to
yourself or others

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SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

SUPPLIED

ACCESSORIES

OPERATION MANUAL

1.3 WARNINGS FOR ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS

Caution Electric Shock

Failure to observe all operating and maintenance instructions may cause damage
to your product and may result in property damage or injury or death from electric
shock, fire, or other cause.

Caution Do Not Disassemble

Any required service on this product should only be carried out by a fully trained
authorised service centre. Failure to comply with this warning may result in property
damage or personal injury or death from electric shock, fire, or other cause.

Caution Avoid Wet, Humid, Dusty and Smoky Environments

This product may be adversely affected by wet, humid, dusty, and smoky
conditions, which may result in property damage, personal injury or death. Do not
use this product near or around water. Avoid using or storing this product under
these conditions.

Caution Avoid High Temperature or Direct Sunlight/Avoid Mechanical Shock

This product may be deformed by high temperature or direct sunlight and also by
dropping the product or other mechanical shock. Avoid these conditions, as the
screens may lose proper alignment and it may cause eye fatigue or eye damage

Caution Unplug the product when Not in Use

Always unplug this product when it will not be in use for extended periods of time or
during vacations.

Viewer & Control Box Only

• Visette45/45ST SXGA Headset

• Power Lead & Adapter (12v 5.42 Ampere )

• VGA – VGA Cable

• DVI – DVI Cable

• S-video – S-video Cable (Optional)

• Composite – RCA Cable (optional)

• Audio Cable

• Cybermind Operation Manual

• N.B. Additional tracker documentation will be supplied with the integrated

tracker if applicable.

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CONNECTING

THE DEVICE

USE OF
CONTROL
UNIT

OPERATION MANUAL

Before attempting to connect the headset it is important to make sure that the PC is
switched off.

 Power connection Jack for power supply to control box & Head Mounted

display:
Connect the adapter to the 12 V input

 Analog RGB & DVI connector that connects to PC or Notebook
 S-Video standard connection for high quality video playback image
 Composite Video for connection to normal video signals
 Stereo Audio in connection – connects to ordinary audio or PC audio signals
 If the headset has been integrated with a tracking device it will need to be

connected to the tracker card/serial device input - for further information on
this connection please refer to the supplied tracker documentation.

 Switch on your PC

Follow the instructions relating to the usage of the device as listed in this operation
manual.

 UP: Move selection bar in Menu upwards to select item
 Down: Move selection bar in Menu downwards
 Left: Move selection bar in Menu to the left
 Right: Move selection bar in Menu to the right
 Menu: Activates on screen menu, to select input signal

and to control various functions

 Mode/SEL: Push to select input signal and activate

selection in menu

Brightness

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OVERVIEW
MENU

1. Connection

Connect the image output jack of the various machines to one of
the various video inputs on the control box and the audio output to
the audio input jack on the control box. Connect the supplied
power adapter to the 12V DC input on the control box

(See connecting the device for further information)

2. Setting Up

On Screen Display

With the OSD (On Screen Display ) you can modify the settings
and control the special features of the video board. The OSD uses
a number of menus for making changes and turning the special
features on or off. The configuration can be done via the OSD­keypad.
To start the OSD press the “OSD” button on the keypad, after
switching the power supply on. The OSD Main Menu will be
displayed.
To select an menu point, simply use the button “UP” or ”DOWN” to
move the cursor to the menu point you want and then press the
button “OSD”. To get back to the previous menu press the
“CONFIRM” button.
To select a function, simply use “OSD”-button to select the field.
Use “UP” or “DOWN” to select a value for that field. With the
“CONFIRM” button you can exit the current function.

3. Main Menu

The OSD always starts with the “Main Menu”-screen.

OPERATION MANUAL

Figure 1: Main Menu

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Input Select

In the “Input Select” menu the sources for the “Main Picture
Channel” can be selected.

Input Select - Main Picture Channel
For the “Main Picture Channel” every possible
input source can be selected (VGA, DVI, S-Video,
Composite Video).

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Figure 2: Input Select - Main Picture Channel

Input Select - Scan Inputs

When “Scan inputs” is switched on the system is continuously
monitoring all inputs for input signals. The “Main Picture Channel”
will be switched to the input that is active at first.

Figure 3: Input Select - Scan Inputs

Image Adjustments

In this section several adjustments of the image position and timing
for the “Main Picture Channel” can be made.

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OVERVIEW

MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Image Adjustments - Auto Adjust

When the “Auto Adjust” function is selected the system tries to
adjust the image (clock, phase, bandwidth and position)
automatically.

Figure 4: Image Adjustments - Auto Adjust

Image Adjustments - Clock

The pixel clock for the “Main Picture Channel” is set here.

Figure 11: Image Adjustments - Clock

Image Adjustments - Phase

The phase of the display can be set for the “Main Picture Channel”
here.

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Figure 12: Image Adjustments -Phase

Image Adjustments - Bandwith

The bandwith of the display can be set for the
“Main Picture Channel” here.

Figure 13: Image Adjustments -Bandwith

Image Adjustments - Hor. Position
The “horizontal Position” of the picture can be set for the “Main
Picture Channel” here.

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OVERVIEW
MENU

Figure 14: Image Adjustments –Hor. Position

Image Adjustments - Ver. Position
The “vertical Position” of the picture can be set for the “Main
Picture Channel” here.

Figure 15: Image Adjustments –Ver. Position

Color Adjustment

In this section the color of the picture can be optimized for the
“Main Picture Channel”. This section is also only available when
VGA is selected as “Main Picture Channel”

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Color Adjustment – Brightness

The “Brightness” can be set from 0 (dark) to 100
(light) for the “Main Picture Channel”. The default value is 50.

Figure 16: Color Adjustment - Brightness

Color Adjustment – Contrast

The contrast level for the “Main Picture Channel” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 (very low contrast) to 100 (very high
contrast). The default value is 50.

Figure 17: Color Adjustment - Contrast

Color Adjustment – Saturation

The color saturation level for the “Main Picture Channel” is set
here. The range of adjustment is 0 (low color saturation) to 100
(high color saturation). The default value is 50.

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Figure 18: Color Adjustment -Saturation

Color Adjustment – Hue

The hue level for the “Main Picture Channel” is set
here. The range of adjustment is 0-100.
The default value is 50.

Figure 19: Color Adjustment - Hue

Color Adjustment – Fleshtone

The “Fleshtone” for the “Main Picture Channel” can be selected
here. The range of adjustment is 0 to 3. The default value is 0.

Figure 20: Color Adjustment – Fleshtone

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Color Adjustment – Backlight

The backlight brightness for the “Main Picture Channel” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 (bright backlight) to 100 (dark
backlight). The default value is 25.

Figure 21: Color Adjustment - Backlight

Color Adjustment - Auto Color Adjust

The “Auto Color Adjust” function automatically
adjusts the colors for the “Main Picture Channel”.

Figure 22: Color Adjustment – Auto Color Adjustment

Advanced Color Adjustment

The “Advanced Color Adjustment” comprises gamma, color space
and the color temperature settings. The rates for the 3 fundamental
colors can also be set within the “Advanced Color Adjustment”­menu. The “Advanced Color Adjustment” only affects the “Main
Picture Channel”.

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Figure 23: Color Adjustment – Advanced

Color Adjustment – Advanced – Gamma

The gamma correction for the “Main Picture Channel” is set here. It
can be turned of (default) or set from 1.8 (bright) to 2.6 (darker) in

0.2 steps.

Figure 24: Color Adjustment – Advanced - Gamma

Color Adjustment – Advanced –Color Space

This section is implemented to select the correct “Color Space” for
the “Main Picture Channel” (RGB, YUV or YPbPr).

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Figure 25: Color Adjustment – Advanced – Color Space

Color Adjustment – Advanced – Color Temp.

To adjust the “Color Temperature” 6 different values can be
selected for the “Main Picture Channel” (4200K, 5000K, 5400K,
6500K, 7500K, 9300K). When the “Color Temperature” is set to
“User” the color temperature is adjusted by the 3 fundamental
colors.

figure 26: Color Adjustment – Advanced – Color Temp.

Color Adjustment – Advanced – Red

The rate of red for the “Main Picture Channel” is
set here. The range of adjustment is 0 to 255. The
default value is 255.

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Figure 27: Color Adjustment – Advanced - Red

Color Adjustment – Advanced – Green

The rate of green for the “Main Picture Channel” is
set here. The range of adjustment is 0 to 255. The
default value is 255.

Figure 28: Color Adjustment – Advanced - Green

Color Adjustment – Advanced – Blue
The rate of red for the “Main Picture Channel” is
set here. The range of adjustment is 0 to 255. The
default value is 255.

Figure 29: Color Adjustment – Advanced - Blue

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OVERVIEW
MENU

Input Select

In the “Input Select” menu the sources for the “Main Picture
Channel”.

Input Select - Main Picture Channel
For the “Main Picture Channel” every possible
input source can be selected (VGA, DVI, S-Video, Composite
video)

Video Settings

The “Video Settings” are available when a video source is selected
as “Main Picture Channel” (S-Video or Composite Video).

Video Settings – Motion Processing

The type of “Motion Processing” is defined here.
When “Motion Processing” is set to 0 it is
switched off. The default value is 3.

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Figure 30:Video Settings – Motion Processing

Video Settings – Sharpness

The “Sharpness” of the video signal is set here.
The range of adjustment is -15 to 29. The default value is 0.

Figure 31: Video Settings – Sharpness

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Video Settings – Film Mode

The “Film Mode” can be switched on or off here.
As default the film mode is turned on.

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OVERVIEW
MENU

Figure 32: Video Settings – Film Mode

Video Settings – Noise Reduction

The level of “Noise Reduction” is set here. The
range of adjustment is 0 to 6. The default value is 2.

Figure 33: Video Settings – Noise Reduction

Video Settings – Mpeg Processing

The level for the “Mpeg Processing” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 to 15. The default
value is 0.

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OVERVIEW
MENU

OPERATION MANUAL

Figure 34: Video Settings – Mpeg Processing

Video Settings – Decoder Settings

In this section several settings for the “Video Decoder” can be set.

Figure 35: Video Settings – Decoder Settings

Decoder Settings – Video Brightness

The level for the “Video Brightness” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 to 100. The default value is 50.

Figure 36: Decoder Settings – Video Brightness

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Decoder Settings – Video Contrast

The level for the “Video Contrast” is set here. The
range of adjustment is 0 to 100. The default value is 50.

Figure 37: Decoder Settings – Video Contrast

Decoder Settings – Video Saturation

The level for the “Video Saturation” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 to 100. The default
value is 50.

Figure 38: Decoder Settings – Video Saturation

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Decoder Settings – Video Hue

The level for the “Video Hue“ is set here. The
range of adjustment is 0 to 100. The default value is 50.

Figure 39: Decoder Settings – Video Hue

Decoder Settings – Video Sharpness

The level for the “Video Sharpness” is set here.
The range of adjustment is 0 to 7. The default
value is 0.

figure 40: Decoder Settings – Video Sharpness

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Input Select

In the “Input Select” menu the sources for the “Main Picture Channel”.

Input Select - Main Picture Channel
For the “Main Picture Channel” every possible
input source can be selected (VGA, DVI, S-Video, Composite video)

Connection
Connect the image output jack of the various machines to the
composite(Video) input jack on the control box and the audio output to the
audio input Scaling Adjustment
In this section the picture of the “Main Picture Channel” can be scaled.

Scaling Adjustment – Scaling Mode

The “Scaling Mode” for the “Main Picture Channel” is set here. As default
the “Main Picture Channel” is set to “Expand”. There are three more
possible settings for the “Main Picture Channel”.
The picture can be set to “Strech”, “Aspect” or “1:1”.

OPERATION MANUAL

figure 41: Scaling Adjustment – Scaling Mode

Scaling Adjustment – Picture Flip
In this section the picture of the “Main Picture
Channel” can be mirrored horizontal or vertical.

figure 42: Scaling Adjustment – Picture Flip

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Scaling Adjustment – Zoom

In this section the “Zoom” for the picture of the “Main Picture Channel” is
set. The level of adjustment is 0 to 302. The default value is 0 (no
zoom).

OPERATION MANUAL

figure 43: Scaling Adjustment – Zoom

Scaling Adjustment – Horizontal Pan

In this section the “Horizontal Pan” (position of
the display detail) is set. The level of adjustment
depends on the selected zoom level. The default
“Horizontal Pan” is 0. When “Zoom” is set to 0
the position of the picture can not be changed
here.

figure 44: Scaling Adjustment – Horizontal Pan

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Scaling Adjustment – Vertical Pan

In this section the “Vertical Pan” (position of the
display detail) is set. The level of adjustment
depends on the selected zoom level. The default
“Vertical Pan is 0. When “Zoom” is set to 0 the
position of the picture can not be changed here.

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figure 45: Scaling Adjustment – Vertical Pan

System Settings

In this section some general settings for the OSD can be set.

System Settings – OSD Timeout

The “OSD Timeout” is set in this section. The
default value for the timeout is 30 seconds. The
level of adjustment is 0 to 60 seconds in 5 second
steps. 0 seconds stands for an infinite value. The
OSD won’t be switched of when 0 is selected
here.

figure 46: System Settings – OSD Timeout

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Connection

Connect the image output jack of the

System Settings – OSD Horizontal Pos.

In this section the “Horizontal Position” of the
OSD is set. The level of adjustment is 0 (left
margin) to 100 (right margin). The default value
is 0 (centre of the Display).

figure 47: System Settings – OSD Horizontal Pos.

System Settings – OSD Vertical Pos.
In this section the vertical position of the OSD is
set. The level of adjustment is 0 (upper margin) to
100 (bottom margin). The default value is 0
(centre of the Display).

figure 48: System Settings – OSD Vertical Pos.

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System Settings – OSD Blend

In this section the level of transparency of the
OSD is set. The level of adjustment is 0 (solid
OSD) to 15 (clear OSD). The default value for the
“OSD Blend” is 3.

OPERATION MANUAL

figure 49: System Settings – OSD Blend

System Settings – OSD Orientation

In this section the “OSD Orientation” can be
modified. There are three different modes for the
orientation of the OSD. It can be rotated by 90°,
mirrored horizontal or mirrored vertical.

figure 50: System Settings – OSD Orientation

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System Settings – OSD Language

The language of the OSD is set here. By default
the language is set to English.

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figure 51: System Settings – OSD Language

System Settings – Reset to Default

In this section the OSD can be reset to factory
defaults.

figure 52: System Settings – Reset to Default

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CONNECTION

TO PC OR

NOTEBOOK

Connect the Visette45 SXGA to your personal computer or notebook.

1. Connection
Connect the cables from the Visette to the designated “Visette
Left” and “Visette Right” connectors on the front side of the control
box (see page 7.)
Connect the monitor connection jack of the PC and the DVI-Analog
connection jack of the control box using the DVI or RGB cable.
For the best results the monitor setting should be set to 60Hz with
an output signal of 1280x1024 (SXGA)

2. Setting Up

- Turn on electrical source according to manual, the input signal is
selected automatically but can also be set manually via the menu

- Activate OSD by pressing the OSD button select the input
selection icon by pressing the OSD button again

- Move selection bar up and down by pressing the up/down buttons
and press OSD button to confirm choice.

- After completion of selection the OSD will be shown shortly
before being turned off or press back to exit.

- For notebooks follow the instructions for external monitor output
set-up

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TROUBLESHOOTING

OPERATION MANUAL

The table below provides an overview of the maintenance measures to be carried
out. Some of them may be carried out by the operating personnel or authorized
experts, some only by the service technician in the context of the maintenance
contract agreed.

SYMPTOM CAUSE REMEDY

The picture does not
appear

The Picture is too
dark or dim

The picture has no
sound.
The sound is noisy
The Volume does not
get any louder

The black, red and
green dots do not
appear

The picture colour is
different

Connections are incorrect Connect the equipment correctly
The signal is not input Select the correct input
The Visette45 enters power
save mode
When you connect the
Visette45 to a Laptop type
PC, the display mode is set
to the local display, (LCD
Panel of the Laptop)

You are not wearing the
Visette45 correctly

The inside window (where
the picture is displayed) is
dirty

Adjust the sound setting on the

The equipment is not
connected properly

The LCD is made with high
precision technology.
However black points or
bright points of light (red,
green or blue) may appear
constantly on the LCD
screen. This is not a
malfunction.
The colour intensity is not
adjusted

Change the display mode. For
specific details refer to the
instruction manual of the Laptop

Put on the Visette45 correctly

Adjust the brightness with the
BRIGHT control
Adjust the RGB signal
synchronisation
Clean the display unit with a soft,
dry cloth

PC

Connect the equipment correctly

Adjust the colour intensity in the
menu screen

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SPECIFICATIONS

OPERATION MANUAL

Display Type 2 x Reflective FLCoS
Signal System VGA/SVGA/XGA/SXGA/NTSC/PAL
Resolution 1280(H) x 1024(V) x RGB
Image Size 80” at 2m
Field of View ±45º degree diagonal
Overlap 100%
Contrast Ratio > 200:1
Colour Depth 24 Bits
Control Function BRIGHTNESS

CONTRAST
COLOR (RGB)
VOLUME
Video Input Y/C, Composite, S-Video

PC Input Analog, DVI
Connectors PC input: DVI, RGB, S-video & Composite connectors

A/V input: Stereo Mini Jack

Input 100 – 240V~1.6A MAX
Power Supply +12V DC, 5.42A

Power Consumption ±26 W

Operating temperature 0˚C to 50˚C
Storage temperature -10˚C to 80˚C
Weight Headset 650g

Control Box 1800g

PC

DISPLAY MODE Resolution
VGA text/graphic (60Hz) 640 - 480
VESA SVGA (60Hz) 800 - 600
VESA XGA (60Hz) 1024 - 768
VESA SXGA (60Hz) 1280 - 1024

Video (60Hz Only)

NTSC All Formats
PAL All Formats
S-video All Formats

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TECHNICAL DATA

OPERATION MANUAL

9.1 USE

Operate the product only with the supplied AC Power adaptor. If you use a different
power adaptor it may cause a malfunction and invalidate your warranty. Should any
liquid or solid object fall into the cabinet, unplug the product and have it checked by
qualified personnel before attempting to operate it further.

Always turn the product off when you do not use it, Unplug the product from the
mains if you are not going to use it for several days or more. To disconnect the
cord, pull it out by the plug. Never pull the cord itself.

Do not overload mains, extension cords, or convenience receptacles beyond their
capacity, since this can result in fire or electric shock.
Do not use attachments not recommended by the manufacturer, as they may cause
hazards.

Avoid using earphones at high volume. Hearing experts advise against continuous,
loud, and extended play. If you experience a ringing in your ears, reduce volume or
discontinue use.

Do not touch the AC power adapter or power supply with wet hands. If you fail to
observe this, it may cause electric shock. Do not drop or give a mechanical shock
to the product.

9.2 Installation

To prevent internal heat build-up, do not block the ventilation openings. Avoid
operating the product at temperatures below 41F (5C)
Do not subject the product to high temperature or direct sunlight. If you do not
observe the above instructions, the product may become deformed and the
screens may become impossible to align. Follow the instructions in checking the
screen position in the manual, to be sure the screens are aligned. If you find the
screens misaligned, have the product repaired at your local service centre.

Do not place the product in locations where it is wet, humid, dusty, smoky, or
steamy.
Do not use this product near or around water. It may cause fire or electric shock.
Especially, do not use this product in the bathroom. If the product is transported
directly from a cold room to a warm location, or if the room temperature has
changed suddenly, the picture may be blurred or show poor colour. This is because
moisture has condensed on the mirror or lenses inside. If this happens, let the
moisture evaporate before using the product

Do not place the product on an unstable cart, stand, table or shelf. The product
may fall causing serious injury to a child or an adult, and serious damage to the
product. Do not allow anything to rest on or roll over the main lead, and do not
place the product where the main lead is subject to wear or abuse.

9.3 Others

Unplug the product from the mains and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel under the following conditions:

1) When the main lead or plug is damaged or frayed

2) If liquid has been spilled into the product

3) If the product has been exposed to rain or water

4) If the product has been subjected to excessive shock by being
dropped, or the cabinet has been damaged.

If the product does not operate normally when following the operating instructions.
Adjust only those controls that are specified in the operating instructions. Improper
adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require extensive
work by a qualified technician to restore the product to normal operation. When the
product exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need for a
service

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WARRANTY

10.1 DETAILS

Your Visette45 SXGA has been subjected to various tests prior to delivery.
However, as is generally the case with mechanical appliances your
Visette45 SXGA is subject to natural wear and tear. Please check at
regular intervals whether all screws and connections of your Visette45
SXGA are intact, and have the service technician replace damaged com­ponents! Changes made to the appliance will result in loss of type
approval.

10.2 TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Cybermind Netherlands warrants that Products distributed under its own
brand names will be free of defects in materials and workmanship for a
period of one year from the date of shipment to Customer (the Warranty
Period”). Other Products delivered to Distributor under other brand names
are not covered by this warranty and instead will be subject to the warranty
or warranties granted by the Manufacturers. As its sole obligation
Cybermind will, at its option, either repair or replace the defective Product.
Before returning any Products to Cybermind Netherlands, Customer must
obtain a return to manufacturer authorization number (RMA#) from
Cybermind Netherlands.

Customer will be responsible for the costs of returning Products under a
warranty claim and, if it is determined that a returned Product is not
covered by this warranty, Customer will pay for the costs of inspecting,
repairing (if necessary), and returning the Product to Cybermind
Netherlands. This warranty does not cover any damage, defect,
inoperability, or incorrect performance of a Product due to misuse abuse,
accident, neglect or unauthorized alterations or repairs.

The above warranty by Cybermind Netherlands is made only to Customer
and may not be passed on to any third party.

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