Elmo P10 User Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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this product and keep it for future reference.

日本語 P1~66

MODE D'EMPLOI

Lire attentvement ce mode d'emploi avant de mettre le Présentateur
Visuel en service. Le conserver á titre de référence permanente.

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

Bitte lesen Sie diese Bedienungsanleitung sorgfältig, bevor Sie das
Gerät benutzen. Bewahren Sie die Anleitung als Referenz auf.

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

Antes de utilizar este producto, lea atentamente este manual de
instrucciones y guárdelo para consultas futuras.

Document Camera

English

INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

Please read this instruction manual carefully
before using this product and keep it for future
reference.

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

SETTING UP STORING

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE

SPECIFICATIONS

VARIOUS

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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

Read Instructions



All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the appliance is
operated.

Retain Instructions



The safety and operating instructions should be retained for future reference.

Heed Warnings



All warnings on the product and in the operating instructions should be adhered
to.

Follow Instructions



All operating and use instructions should be followed.

Cleaning



Unplug this product from the wall outlet before cleaning. Do not use liquid
cleaners or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

Attachments



Do not use attachments not recommended by the product manufacturer as they
may cause hazards.

Water and Moisture



Do not use this product near water - for example, near a bath tub, wash bowl,
kitchen sink, or laundry tub, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, and
the like.

Placement



Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table.
The product may fall, causing serious injury to a child or adult, and serious
damage to the product. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table
recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the product. Any mounting of
the product should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a
mounting accessory recommended by the manufacturer.

Ventilation



Slots and openings in the cabinet are provided for ventilation and to ensure
reliable operation of the product and to protect it from overheating, and these
openings must not be blocked or covered. The openings should never be
blocked by placing the product on a bed, sofa, rug, or other similar surface.
This product should not be placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase
or rack unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer's instructions
have been adhered to.

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Power Sources



This product should be operated only from the type of power source indicated
on the marking label. If you are not sure of the type of power supply to your
home consult your appliance dealer or local power company. For products
intended to operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the operating
instructions.

Grounding or Polar



This product may be equipped with either a polarized 2-wire AC line plug (a
plug having one blade wider than the other) or a 3-wire grounding type plug,
a plug having a third (grounding) pin. The 2-wire polarized plug will fit into the
power outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If the plug still fails to fit,
contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety
purpose of the polarized plug. The 3-wire grounding type plug will fit into a
grounding type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert
the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to replace your obsolete outlet.
Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding type plug.

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, paying particular attention to
cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the
product.

Lightning



For added protection for this product during a lightning storm, or when it is left
unattended and unused for long periods of time, unplug it from the wall outlet
and disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent damage to the
product due to lightning and power-line surges.

Overloading



Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience
receptacles as this can result in a risk of fire or electric shock.

A product and cart combination should be moved with



. Quick stops, excessive force, and uneven surfaces

care

ization

may cause the product and cart combination to overturn.

Object and Liquid Entry



Never push objects of any kind into this product through openings as they may
touch dangerous voltage points or short-out parts that could result in a fire or
electric shock. Never spill liquid of any kind on the product.

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Servicing



Do not attempt to service this product yourself as opening or removing covers
may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to
qualified service personnel.

Damage Requiring Ser



vice

Unplug this product from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service
personnel under the following conditions:

• When the power-supply cord or plug is damaged.

•

If liquid has been spilled, or objects hav

• If the product has been exposed to rain or water.
If

•

the product does not operate normally by following the operating instructions.
Adjust only those controls that are covered by the operating instructions as an
improper adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will often require
extensive work by a qualified technician to restore the product to its normal
operation.

• If the product has been dropped or damaged in any way.

•

When the

for service.

Replacement Par



product exhibits a distinct change in performance - this indicates a need

ts

e fallen into the product.

When replacement parts are required, be sure the service technician has
used replacement parts specified by the manufacturer or have the same
characteristics as the original part. Unauthorized substitutions may result in fire,
electric shock or other hazards.

Safety Check



Upon completion of any service or repairs to this product, ask the service
technician to perform safety checks to determine that the product is in proper
operating condition.

Heat



The product should be situated away from heat sources such as radiators, heat
registers, stoves, or other products (including amplifiers) that produce heat.

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SA 1965

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CAUTION

RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

CAUTION:
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF
ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
REMOVE COVER (OR BACK).
NO USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS INSIDE.
REFER SERVICING TO
QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.

The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral
tr iangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of
uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure
that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric
shock to persons. This marking is located at the bottom of
product.

SA 1966

The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended
to alert the user to the presence of impor tant operating
and maintenance (ser vicing) instructions in the literature
accompanying the product.

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WARNING:

TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

The connection of a non-shielded equipment interface cable to this equipment
will invalidate the FCC Certification or Declaration of this device and may
cause interference levels which exceed the limits established by the FCC for
this equipment. It is the responsibility of the user to obtain and use a shielded
equipment interface cable with this device. If this equipment has more than
one interface connector, do not leave cables connected to unused interfaces.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

FOR UNITED STATES USERS:
INFORMATION

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio or television reception.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio and television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures.

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

•

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the

•
receiver is connected.

•

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

USER-INSTALLER
CAUTION:

Your authority to operate this FCC verified equipment could be voided if
you make changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance to Part 15 of the FCC rules.

WARNING:

Handling the cord on this product or cords associated with accessories sold
with this product, will expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of
California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Wash hands after handling.

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Before You Use

 Be sure to use the power cord applicable to your local power specifications. If

the product was sold in Japan, use the power cord or AC adapter sold with the
product with 100 VAC and 50 or 60

 When storing the product, do not leave it under direct sunlight or by heaters. It

may become discolored, deformed, or damaged.

 Do not

locations.
Only use it under the follo
Temper
Humidity: 30% - 85% (No condensation)

 Use a soft, dry cloth f

Do not use any v

 Do

device.

 Luminescent and Black Spots

Th

CMOS Area Image Sensors madeup of many pixels.
Th

phenomenon peculiar to the CMOS Area Image Sensors and is not a

malfunction.

 Follo

• Use the product on a stable base, desk, or table. Do not place the product on an

• Place or wire the unit to prevent the AC adapter cord or video cable from pulling.

 Carry the product by holding the lower part of the main unit in both hands.

Never hold the product by the column or the camera head.

 Pa

transferring the product, to prevent the camera head from receiving any shocks.

 Do not look directly into the LED light, this can damage your e
 Tr

backup copy. Malfunction of the product or repairs to it may cause the data

saved in the SD card to be deleted.

 If this

quality may deteriorate due to the lifetime of its parts. To purchase replacement

parts, consult the dealer from whom you purchased this product or our branch/

office near your location.

place this product in any humid, dusty, salt bearing wind, or vibrating

wing environmental conditions:

0°C - 40°C (32°F - 104°F)

ature:

or cleaning.

olatile solvent such as thinner or benzene.

not point the camera lens directly at the sun. This may damage to the

ere may be some pixels that do not properly operate due to the use of

ough luminescent or black spots may be found on the screen, it is a

w the guidelines below to prevent the unit from dropping or overturning.

unstable base or slanted surface.

y careful attention when using (including setting-up and storing) or

ansfer the data from the SD card onto a device such as a PC to save a

product is used for longer than the warranty period, its performance and

Hz.

yes.

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 Battery precautions:

If this

product is not going to be used for a long time, take the batteries out of

the remote control.
Do not use rechargeable batter
Do not use new and old batter
Do not try to recharge or shor
Wh

en disposing of used batteries, follow the instructions of your local

ies (e.g. Hi-MH (nickel-metal hybrid batteries)).

ies or batteries of different types together.

t-circuit the batteries.

government.
Insert from one side and pa

y particular attention to the polarity (+/- directions).
Be sure to use AAA batteries.
If an

y liquid from a battery leaks onto your skin or clothes, flush the area with
clean water immediately. If it gets into your eye, flush immediately with clean
water and then contact a doctor.

 Precautions regarding the remote control strap

T

o prevent unexpected accidents, please note the following points.

• This strap is for the remote control only and should not be used for any other

purposes.

•

Do not wrap the str
Do not leav

•

Fo

•

r safety reasons, the break-away section of the strap has been designed to
separate if too much force is applied. Therefore, please avoid any overly strenuous
movements and do not apply excessive force.

Th

•

e strap length adjustment feature is designed to be simple and supportive.
Excessive force or strenuous movements may change the length.

• Do not use excessive force when adjusting the strap. This could damage the strap.

ap around parts of your body such as your neck, arm, or finger.

e it within reach of small children.

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CONTENTS

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS .................................................................68

Before You Use ............................................................................................73

CONTENTS ............................................................................................ 75

1. PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ....................................................... 77

Part Names ..................................................................................................77

Appearance

List of Functions

Front operating panel
Rear panel
Side panel
Remote control
List of functions

OSD (On-Screen Display)

Camera mode OSD menu
SD mode OSD menu
SD menu

2. SETTING UP ....................................................................................... 96

Setting Up .................................................................................................... 96

Connecting the AC Adapter and Video Cable

3. STORING .......................................................................................... 101

Storing .......................................................................................................101

4. OPERATION PROCEDURE ..............................................................102

Presentation Using Printed Materials, etc. ................................................102

Presentation Using an SD Card (Commercially-available)
Transferring Images Fr
Presentation Using the Supplied Softwar
Shooting Off the Stage
Presentation Using Film

5. VARIOUS FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS ....................................113

Zoom ..........................................................................................................113

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Focus

Auto Focus (AF)
Normal AF mode
One-shot AF mode
Manual focus

Illumination

Lamp positioning

Adjusting the Brightness

Automatic brightness adjustment

Manual brightness adjustment
Image Selection
White Balance

How to use [Auto]

How to use [One-Push]

How to use [Manual]

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om the SD Card to a USB-connected PC

e with a USB-connected PC

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

SETTING UP STORING

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE

SPECIFICATIONS

75

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

SETTING UP STORING

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

English

Save/call Settings ...................................................................................... 121

How to save settings

How to call settings
Highlight Function
Mask Function
Scroll Function

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PIP (Picture in Picture) Function
Using a Desktop Recorder (Optional)

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6. TROUBLE SHOOTING ......................................................................129

Symptoms and Confirmation ..................................................................... 129

7. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................................................. 131

General ......................................................................................................131

Main camera
Illumination device
Supplied Accessories

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

SHOOTING

TROUBLE

SPECIFICATIONS

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PART NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

Front

1

Part Names

 Appearance

(1)

English

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

(3)

(4)

(2)

(5)

(6)

(11)

Front

Number Name

(1) Camera head
(2) Lamp head
(3) Lamp column
(4) Camera column
(5) Infrared receiver
(6)
(7) Stage

Front operating panel

Rear/Side

(7)

(10)

(12)

(5)

(9)

(8)

Rear/Side

Number Name

(8)

(9)
(10) Cord cover
(11)
(12)

P.78

Side panel
Rear panel

Remote control
Slide shooting adapter

P.81

P.80

P.82

P.112

N o t e

• Open the cord cover when connecting
or disconnecting the cord.

Do not carry by the cor

•

d cover.

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PART NAMES

(1)(3) (2)(4)(15) (5) (6) (7)

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

List of Functions

 Front operating panel

(3)(8) (3)(9) (3)(10) (11)(13) (12)(14) (16)(∗)

* From here on, menu items displayed/selected on the monitor or the projection screen are

referred to as “OSD (On-Screen Display).”

Name Function

(*)

(POWER LED)

(1)

(Image save)

(2)

(Pause)

(3) OSD

operations

P.86

(Direction)

(4)

(Decision)

(5) MENU To show/hide the OSD menu.

Flashes blue when the power is turned on.
Power ON: Lit blue
Standby status (remote control OFF): Lit red

To save the image on the SD card.

To pause the camera image. Press this button again to
restart.

To select an OSD menu item.

To decide the OSD item.

The LEDs for operation buttons are not lit during OSD
menu display.

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P.105

P.86

Name Function

(6)

(Lamp)

(7) ZOOM

(8) Image select

(9)

(10)

(11)

Adjusting the
brightness

(12)

(13)

SD mode
operation

(14)

(15)

(16)

AF (Auto Focus)

(PC)

(CAMERA)

(SD mode)

English

To switch illumination ON/OFF.

Turn the dial to operate Zoom.
To switch the output image to the image input to RGB IN.

The LED is lit when RGB IN image is selected as the out­put image.

To switch the output image to camera image.
The LED is lit when camera image is selected as the out­put image.

To switch the output image to images stored on the SD
card.
The SD Mode LED is lit in SD Mode.

To brighten the camera image.

To darken the camera image.
Single Display: Return to the previous image.

4x4 Display: Move the cursor to the previous image.
Single Display: Move to the next image.

4x4 Display: Move the cursor to the next image.
Change between SD image single display and 4x4 dis-

play.

To perform One-shot Auto Focus.

P.113

P.119

P.119

P.119

P.118

P.118

P.114

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

79

PART NAMES

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(7)

(8)

(6)

FUNCTIONS

AND

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English

 Rear panel

Name Function

(1) DVI OUT

(DVI Output Terminal)

(2) RGB OUT

(Analog RGB
Output Terminal)

(3) RGB IN

(Analog RGB
Input Terminal)

(4) VIDEO OUT

(Composite
Video Output
Terminal)

(5) RECORDER

(Recorder Terminal)

(6) DC IN 12V

(Power Socket)
(7) DC OUT (Power Outlet) Connect optional items and output.
(8) RESOLUTION/VIDEO

(Change Resolution

Switch)

A B C D

To output digital video signal to a
projector, a PC monitor, or other DVI
input device.

To output analog video signal to
a projector, a PC monitor, or other
RGB input device.

To output the image input to this
terminal when [PC] is selected by
Image select button.

To output images from the RCA
pin-jack terminal to the NTSC/PAL­system monitor (e.g., TV monitor).

Terminal to connect the optional
desktop recorder via a dedicated
cable. By connecting to the desktop
recorder, you can record camera
images from this device. Refer to
the manual for the optional desktop
recorder for more details.

Plug-in for the AC adapter.

To change the resolution of the out­put analog image.

SXGA/720p

[A]
[B] WXGA
[C] XGA
[D] VIDEO

: 1280x1024/1280x720

: 1280x800

: 1024x768

: NTSC/PAL

P.98

P.99

P.99

P.99

Images you can

change to with

the Image select

button

Camera image
SD Mode

Camera image
[RGB IN] Image
SD Mode

Camera image
SD Mode

 Side panel

(1)

(2)

(3)

Name Function

(1) USB

(2.0 Compliant)

(2)

(SD card slot)

(3) Main switch To turn the power ON/OFF.

By connecting to a PC, you can transfer data stored on
an SD card to your PC, or transfer images and control the
main unit using the software contained in the supplied Im­age Mate CD-ROM.

To insert an SD card into the SD card slot.
Push the card again to remove the SD card.

English

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

P.98

P.104

N o t e

• Only one image can be output at a time; either [RGB OUT] and [DVI OUT], or [VIDEO
OUT]. ([RGB
OUT] cannot be output simultaneously.)

When the RESOLUTION/VIDEO (Change Resolution Switch) is set to [VIDEO], the image

•
input to [RGB IN] is not output from [RGB OUT] or [DVI OUT].

(Unable to operate the [PC] button on the main unit.)
(Unable to recor

•

[PC] mode can only be selected when [RGB OUT] is set.

Enters [CAMERA]

to [VIDEO OUT] in [PC] mode. The camera image status remains active even if [PC]
mode is selected in [DVI OUT].

OU

T] and [DVI OUT] can be output at the same time, however [VIDEO

d or playback from the optional desktop recorder.)

mode when RESOLUTION/VIDEO (Change Resolution Switch) is set

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

 Remote control

(1)
(2)
(3)

(18)
(17)

(4)

(14)(15)(16)

(5)

(6)
(7)

(13)

(8)
(9)

(12)
(11)
(10)

N o t e

• When setting the batteries, remove the battery case cover by pushing the [ ] mark in
the arrow direction on the back side of the remote control, and set 2 AAA batteries in the
case.

•

•

• Be sure to use AAA batteries.

•

•

om one side and pay particular attention to the polarity (+/– directions).

Insert fr
Do not use new and old batteries or batteries of differ

Replace the batteries with new ones at least once a year.
Us

e the supplied batteries for an initial operation check. The operating life is not

guaranteed.

ent types together.

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Warning

Because there is a chance that small
batteries could be ingested, be sure to
keep them out of the reach of children.
If a battery is swallowed, consult a
doctor immediately, as this could
result in suffocation or an obstacle to
digestion etc.

English

 List of functions

Name Function

(1) (POWER ON/OFF

(2) SD mode/

(3) ZOOM

(4)

(5) (Highlight) To highlight part of the image displayed. *1

standby status)

highlight/
mask/scroll
operations

(Direction)

(TELE)

(WIDE)

To turn the power ON/OFF. Only operates when the
main power switch is ON.

To move forward/backward through the images saved

mode.

in SD
M

oves the highlight section in highlight mode, moves
the mask section in mask mode, and moves the dis­played image in scroll mode.
Moves the small screen during PIP.
To decide the OSD cursor for the recorder in Recorder
mode.

To Zoom in.

To Zoom out.

P.113

P.113

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

(6)

(7)

(8)

(9) (Capture) To save the image on the SD card.

(10)

(11)

(12)

(13)

(Mask) To mask an area of the output image. *1

(Scroll) To enlarge the image currently displayed and move

(SD mode) To switch the output image to SD mode.

Back To return the output image to camera image.

(Recorder) To operate an optional desktop recorder. *2

PIP
(Picture in Picture)

(PC) To switch the output image to the image input to RGB

up, down, left, and right. *1

To display a still image as a small picture while dis­playing a camera image.

IN.

N o t e

*1 This function can only be operated while displaying camera mode/SD mode.

(Cannot be used in conjunction with other functions.)
Cannot be used when the desktop recor

*2

der is not connected.

P.119

P.105

P.119

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

Name Function

(14)

AF
(Auto Focus)

(15)

SD mode
operations

(16)

Recorder mode
operations

(17)

BRIGHTNESS
(Brightness
adjust)

(18)

(Dark)

(Bright)

To perform One-shot Auto Focus.

Change between SD image single display and 4x4
display.*3

To decide the OSD cursor for the recorder.

To darken the camera image.

To brighten the camera image.

N o t e

*3 This function can only be used in SD mode.

P.114

P.118

P.118

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English

within 7m (23ft)

Remote Control Reception

Point the transmission unit of the remote control at the sensor unit located on the front of the
camera main unit, press the operation button for the intended operation, and operate the camera

main unit accordingly.

Receivable Range

Distance: Within approx. 7m (23ft) from the front face of the remote control sensor unit.

Within 30º up, down, left, and right from the r

Angle:

emote control sensor unit.

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

30°

30°

30°

30°

30°

30°

30°

N o t e

• The receivable range may be shortened or narrowed and the laser beam from the
remote control may not be sensed depending on the surrounding circumstances (e.g.,
sunlight, position adjacent to inverter fluorescent lamp). In this case, relocate the
receiving side or shield the sunlight or fluorescent lamp.

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

OSD (On-Screen Display)

OSD is used to display characters such as text and icons on a monitor or projection screen.
It displays this device’s menu screens for various operations and settings.
In this manual, this is referred to as the OSD menu.

OSD Basic Operations

The following procedure shows button operations used when setting or operating via OSD.

 Operations for selecting and deciding icons

Press the [MENU] button on the front panel to display the OSD, and then

1

use the [↑↓←→] buttons to move to the icon you want to operate or set.

Use the [Enter] button on the front panel to enter the setting value.

2

[↑] button
Move the cursor up

[←] button

Move the cursor left

[Enter] button

[↓] button
Move the cursor down

[MENU] button

[→] button
Move the cursor right

Front operating panel

Back

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 Adjusting the level bar

Use the [↑↓] buttons on the front panel to adjust the setting value.

1

Use the [Enter] button on the front panel to enter the setting value.

2

Increase the
level bar setting

Reduce the
level bar setting

Front operating panel

Set the level

Focus

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

 Camera mode OSD menu

After using Image select to change the output image to camera image, press the “MENU”
button to display the OSD menu.

 Top menu

Icon Name Selection Item Function

Image Setting –

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To display the menu for adjusting and
displaying camera images.

Function Setting –

Back – To hide the OSD menu display.

To display the menu for function set­tings.

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 Image setting menu

Icon Name

Brightness

Conditions Selection Item

Auto

Manual

English

Function

To automatically adjust the bright­ness of the camera image to suit
the subject of the image. You can
adjust the amount of auto adjust­ment.

To set the camera image to a fixed
brightness.

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

* The “

Reset
Brightness

AF Mode

Focus

White
Balance

R-Gain

B-Gain

” symbol indicates the factory settings.

Brightness
Auto

Norm

Shot

Auto

One-Push

Manual

White Balance
Manual

White Balance
Manual

To reset the amount of auto adjust­ment to the default setting.

To automatically focus the camera.

Press the [AF] button to automati­cally focus.

Use the level bar to adjust the focus
manually. Press the [AF] button to
switch to the mode selected in AF
mode, and adjust the focus.

To automatically adjust the white
balance.

To set the white balance to a fixed
setting after carrying out automatic
correction.

To manually adjust the [R-Gain] and
[B-Gain].

Use the level bar to adjust the [R-

–

–

Gain] for the camera image. Use [↑]
or [↓] to increase or decrease the
red color.

Use the level bar to adjust the [B­Gain] for the camera image. Use [↑]
or [↓] to increase or decrease the
blue color.

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

Icon Name

Image Mode

Edge Effect

Gamma

Image
Rotation

Color/B&W

Posi/Nega

Conditions Selection Item

Text1

Text2

Text3

Graphics1

Graphics2

Image Mode
Graphics1

Image Mode
Graphics1

Low
Middle
High
Low
Middle
High
Off

On

Color

B&W

Posi

Nega To output a negative camera image.

Function

To clearly reproduce black & white
subjects such as characters and
lines. Use this when shooting ma­terials such as documents or text
based data. The effect grows stron­ger as the number is increased.

To clearly reproduce color subjects.
Use this when shooting materials
such as color figures and photo
based data.

At times it is easier to view images
when using a DLP projector.

Emphasizes the outline of images
making them crisper and clearer.

Changes the gradation of the im­age.
(The effect is increased in the order
Low, Middle, and High.)

Turn ON to rotate the camera image
by 180º.

To output a color camera image.
To output a black & white camera

image. To make the image easier
to view, select this when shooting
black & white documents etc.

To output a positive camera image.

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* The “

Back To return to the top menu.

” symbol indicates the factory settings.

English

 Function setting menu

Icon Name Selection Item Function

ter connecting to a PC via a USB cable,

Af
data on the SD card loaded in this device

)

*

can be sent to the PC.
After connecting to a PC via a USB cable, it

(*)

is possible to take control of this device and
import images by PC.

reduce fluorescent lamp flickering due to

To

)

*

the power supply frequency. Select the same
value as used for the power supply frequen-

)

*

cy.

) Video is output using the NTSC system.

*

) Video is output using the P

*

To set the darkness of the masked section
using the level bar, except for when using the
Highlight display.

USB Mode

Flickerless

Video Format

Highlight

Mass Storage (

Application

60Hz (

50Hz (

NTSC (

P

AL (

Darkness –

Size – To set the size of the Highlight display.

AL system.

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

Mask Darkness –

x2

Scroll

Preset

* The “
* The factory settings for Flicker Correction and Video Format differ depending on ther

” symbol indicates the factory settings.

region.

[North America Specifications]
Flicker Correction - 60Hz, Video Format - NTSC
[European Specifications]
Flicker Correction - 50Hz, Video Format - PAL

x3
x4
1
2
3

Power On

Exit Exits without saving settings.

To set the darkness of the masked section
using the level bar.

To set the digital zoom magnification for scroll
display to 2x, 3x, or 4x.

To store preset settings in the memory of the
selected number.

The preset settings stored here are automati­cally called the next time the power is turned
on.

N o t e

• Selecting [Power On] or [Default] from [Call] provides the factory settings when the
power is turned on. However, for items with (
status set is maintained.

*)

in the [Selection Item] column, the last

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

Icon Name Selection Item Function

Call

Guide

Language

RESOLUTION
(Chan ge the
resolution)

1
2
3

Default

Power On

Exit Exits without calling settings.

On

Off

Japanese (∗)

English

SXGA

720p 60Hz (∗)

720p 50Hz (∗)

To call the setting saved in the memory of the
selected number.

Current settings are returned to the Default
status.

(∗)

settings are returned to the Power On

Current

(∗)

status.

When turned on, the device’s operating status
and an explanation of the icons is displayed
on the screen.

Changes the OSD menu language to Japa­nese.

(∗) Changes the OSD menu language to English.

Changes DVI and analog RGB output resolu-

(∗)

tion to SXGA.
Changes DVI and analog RGB output resolu-

tion to 720p 60Hz.
Changes DVI and analog RGB output resolu-

tion to 720p 50Hz.

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Back To return to the OSD menu display top menu.

* The “

” symbol indicates the factory settings.

N o t e

Sel

•

ecting [Power On] or [Default] from [Call] provides the factory settings when the
power is turned on. However, for items with (∗) in the [Selection Item] column, the last
status set is maintained.

English

 SD mode OSD menu

After using Image select to change the output image to SD mode, press the “MENU” button
to display the OSD menu.

 OSD top menu

Icon Name Selection Item Function

SD SD settings menu To display the setting menu for SD images.

P.119

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

Slide Show

Back – Hides the OSD menu display.

Slide Show
settings menu

To display the setting menu for Slide Show.

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PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

English

 SD menu

On this menu, when any item except for [Back] is selected, a [Yes] or [No] confirmation
message is displayed. Select [Yes] to perform the operation, or [No] to cancel.

Icon Name Selection Item Function

To delete the image currently displayed.
(Locked images cannot be deleted.)

To delete all images stored on the SD card.
(Locked images cannot be deleted.)

To lock the im age cu rrently display ed .
(Locked images cannot be deleted.)

To lock all images stored on the SD card.
(Locked images cannot be deleted.)

To unlock the image currently being dis­played.

To format an SD card. When this item is se­lected, a confirmation message is displayed.
Select [Yes] to format or [No] to cancel.
When formatting, all of the data on the SD
card, including locked images, are deleted.
Check before formatting the card.

Delete

Lock

Unlock

Format Media

Current

All

Exit Exit without deleting anything.

Current

All

Exit Exit without locking anything.

Current

All To unlock all images stored on the SD card.
Exit Exit without unlocking anything.

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Back To return to the OSD menu display top menu.

English

 Slide show menu

Icon Name Selection Item Function

Start Slide
Show

5sec

To start a slide show.

PART NAMES

FUNCTIONS

AND

* The “

Interval

10sec

15sec

30sec

All

Select

Locked Only

Off

Repeat

On The slide show is repeated.

Forward

Order

Backward

Back To return to the OSD menu display top menu.

” symbol indicates the factory settings.

The image changes at the interval set when a
slide show is performed.

To use all images stored on the SD card for
the slide show.

To use only locked images from the images
stored on the SD card for the slide show.

The slide show is only shown once.

To give a slide show in ascending order of
serial No.

To give a slide show in descending order of
serial No.

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1

(2)

SETTING UP

2

English

SETTING UP

2

Setting Up

Raise the camera column. The lamp
column is raised at the same time.

Rotate the camera head.

(1)

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Adjust the lamp column and lamp head

3

to a suitable position, as shown in the
illustration on the right.

(3)

Connect the analog RGB cable to the

4

[RGB OUT] terminal and connect the
AC adapter’s DC plug to the [DC IN
12V] terminal. (Connecting the AC
Adapter and Video Cable.

Turn on the projector.

5

P.98

English

)

SETTING UP

N o t e

• When using this unit, be sure to adjust the lamp column and the lamp head to a suitable
position to allow easy operation.

Be careful not to catch your fingers etc. when raising or lowering the column.

•

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SETTING UP

(1) USB terminal

· To PC

English

Connecting the AC Adapter and Video Cable

(8) DC OUT terminal

· To optional

SD card

(2) DVI OUT terminal

· To projector

· To PC monitor

(4) RGB IN terminal

(3) RGB OUT terminal

· To projector

· To PC monitor

· To PC
(5) VIDEO OUT terminal

· To monitor

accessories

(7) DC IN 12V terminal

· To power plug

(6) RECORDER terminal

· To desktop recorder
(sold separately)

N o t e

• To protect the unit and connected peripheral devices, turn off all devices.
When plugging in or unplugging the connector cable, hold the plug of the cable.

•

(1) Connecting to the PC with a USB cable

Connect the USB cable to the [USB] terminal on the side panel.

N o t e

•

ecommend using a USB 2.0 compliant USB cable.

We r

•

you plug into a USB connector with the power on, the PC may not recognize this

If

device.

• Depending on the USB environment used by the PC or peripheral equipment using the

USB 2.0 compliant cable, image transfer may be disrupted.
Operation is not guaranteed for all environments.

•

(2) Connecting to the unit with a DVI input terminal equipped

Connect the supplied DVI cable to the [DVI OUT] terminal on the rear panel.

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English

10

9 8 7 6

5 4 3 2 1

15 14 13

DSUB 15P shrink terminal (Female)

12 11

Video signal: Analog 0.7V (p-p) with 75Ω terminated

Horizontal synchronized signal: TTL level (Positive/negative polarity)

Vertical synchronized signal: TTL level (Positive/negative polarity)

(3) Connecting to the unit with analog RGB input terminal equipped

Connect the supplied analog RGB cable to the [RGB OUT] terminal on the rear panel.

Th

•

e display position may be displaced from the center of the screen. In such a case,

adjust the horizontal and vertical positions manually from the connected device.

Ver

•

tical stripes may appear on the projector or PC monitor screen. This can be mitigated
by manually adjusting the dot clock from the connected device of the unit with analog
RGB output terminal equipped.

(4) Connecting to the unit with analog RGB output terminal equipped

Connect the supplied or commercially-available analog RGB cable to the [RGB IN] terminal
on the rear panel.

N o t e

When using

•
to the external output mode after pushing the manual operation button [PC] of this
equipment.

 Specifications of the analog RGB input terminal of this product

Signal allocation

a laptop PC with external output mode switching, set the laptop PC side

SETTING UP

Pin assignment

Pin No. Name

1 Video signal

2 Video signal

3 Video signal

4 N.C
5 GND

(5) Connecting to the unit with a composite video input terminal equipped

Connect an RCA pin plug video cable to the [VIDEO OUT] terminal on the rear panel.

(6) Connecting the desktop recorder

Connect the optional desktop recorder to the main unit with a dedicated cable.

(7) Connecting the AC adapter

Connect the DC plug of the supplied AC adapter to the [DC IN 12V] terminal on the rear
panel before inserting the AC adapter in an outlet.

Pin No. Name

(Red)

(Green)

(Blue)

6 GND (Red)
7 GND (Green)
8 GND (Blue)
9 N.C

10 GND
11 GND

12 N.C

Pin No. Name

13 Horizontal

synchronized

signal

14 Vertical

synchronized

signal

15 N.C

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SETTING UP

English

(8) Connecting the optional Light Box

Connect the optional Light Box to the main unit with a dedicated cable. Do not connect any
other device. Malfunctions may result.

N o t e

•

Only one

OUT]. For more information on switching the image output, refer to “RESOLUTION/
VIDEO” (Change Resolution Switch)

• To protect the unit and peripheral devices, unplug the power plug and the AC adapter,
and turn off all other devices before connecting the video cable.

When plugging

•
the plug of the cable.

image can be output at a time; either [RGB OUT] and [DVI OUT] or [VIDEO

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in or unplugging the power plug, the AC adapter, or video cable, hold

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STORING

(3)

3

Storing

Rotate the lamp head and the lamp

1

column and fold them down onto the
stage as shown in the illustration on the
right.

N o t e

• Before storing the main unit, be sure to turn the
power off.

Rotate the camera head and the

2

camera column and fold them down.

English

(1)

(2)

STORING

(4)

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PROCEDURE

OPERATION

English

OPERATION PROCEDURE

4

Presentation Using Printed Materials, etc.

 Setting the main unit

Set the main unit as shown in the figure above. Then connect it to a projector or a PC
monitor, and turn on the power for the main unit.

 Lamp positioning

While watching the screen, adjust the angle of the lamp column and lamp head so that
light covers the stage evenly. Pointing the light emitting part of the lamp head straight down
allows the illumination to cover the stage evenly.

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102

N o t e

• Depending on the position of the lamp, the camera column’s shadow may fall across the

P.113

P.114

P.117

P.118

screen.

 Adjusting the size

Place an object on the stage and adjust the zoom dial on the front panel or the zoom
buttons [ / ] on the remote control so the part you want to shoot fits the screen size.

 Adjusting the focus

In normal AF mode, the focus is automatically adjusted. In One-shot AF mode, the focus
is adjusted by pressing the [AF] button on the operating panel or on the remote control.

 Adjusting the brightness

Press the [BRIGHTNESS ]/[BRIGHTNESS ] buttons on the front panel or on the
remote control to adjust the image brightness.

English

 Turning the illumination lamp ON/OFF

Press the Illumination lamp button on the unit to switch between ON and OFF.

N o t e

•

• When copying B&W characters or documents etc., use [Text1] to [Text3] from the OSD

•

connecting the main unit to other devices, be sure to turn off the power for all of

Before

the devices.

(Camera image) as the image mode.
A better image may be produced by selecting Graphics1 mode with DLP projector.

When connected

image, as both text and photos can be beautifully reproduced by switching to
Graphics2 mode.

to a DLP projector, select the image mode according to the displayed

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

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PROCEDURE

OPERATION

English

Presentation Using an SD Card (Commercially-available)

SD card

N o t e

• Before starting, insert a commercially-available SD card into the SD card slot on the side
panel. Push the card again to remove the SD card.

•

sert the SD card with the label facing up. Forcing it into the slot in the wrong

In

orientation may cause a malfunction.

•

•

•

•

•

• After using the SD card, do not leave it inserted in this product; be sure to remove it.

•

•

•

•

•

loading or unloading the SD card or turning the power off, be sure to select the

Before

camera image by pressing the camera button [ ] on the operating panel, and confirm
that the output image has been switched to camera image. Otherwise, the SD card
contents could be damaged or the camera could malfunction.

The SD

Yo

When displaying image data in an unsupported for

If you

We

ELMO is

When an

When an

Pl

card is composed of parts vulnerable to static electricity. Therefore, due to static
electricity, the SD card could malfunction or its contents could be destroyed. When
handling the SD card, take care to avoid static electricity.

u may not be able to display image data other than that saved in this product or
converted using the conversion function of the software supplied. Also, images of 7MBs
or more cannot be displayed.

mat, [ ] or [ ] is displayed on the

output screen.

try displaying image data on an SD card without inserting an SD card, a black

screen with the message [ ] is displayed.

recommend using SD cards (512MB, 1GB, and 2GB) made by Panasonic, and
SDHC cards (up to 4GB) made by Panasonic.
The resolution for the stored images is 1280x1024 (for SXGA output), 1280x800 (for
WXGA output), and 1280x960 (for XGA output).
This product can store up to 2048 images.

not liable for any damage caused by the loss of the data in the SD card or

passive damage.

SD card is inserted, “Card Reading” is displayed on the screen, and to allow
this device to check the contents of the SD card, it may take some time between
inserting the card and the JPEGs being displayed and captured.
In that case, please wait a short time before performing any of the operations mentioned
above.

SD card is inserted and then the power to the main unit is turned on, it may
take a while before operations can be performed on the main unit.

ease wait a short time until the power switch on the main unit lights blue before

performing any operations.

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English

 Saving the image

Press the

(1)

switch the output image to the camera image.
Ma

(2)

operating panel or on the remote control.

(3) Saving begins when the [ ] mark is displayed on the screen. Saving is complete when

the symbol disappears.

[ ] button on the operating panel or the [ ] button on the remote control to

ke sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the

N o t e

• Only optically zoomed images may be saved, digitally zoomed images will revert back
the maximum optical zoom prior to saving.

•

Saved images will not be Time/Date stamped.

•

Please confirm images ar

ELMO is not liable for lost images or failure to capture images.

The [

•
to ON from the Camera OSD menu.

When the SD card is write-pr

•

If the

•
any unnecessary images or use another SD card.

•

Ne

malfunctions to occur.

•

Do not

This may cause malfunctions to occur.

] mark is only displayed on the screen when [Function Setting] → [Guide] is set

SD card is full when recording, an [ ] mark is displayed on the screen. Delete

ver remove the SD card while it is reading or writing data. This may cause

turn off the power to this product while the SD card is reading or writing data.

e saved correctly to the SD card or PC.

otected, images cannot be saved in the SD card.

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

 Displaying the image

There are two display modes for SD images. You can use Single display to display one
image only, or 4x4 display to display 16 images.

z Single display

sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the

Make

(1)

operating panel or on the remote control. The output image changes to SD mode, and
the images stored on the SD card are displayed as single images.
Ma

(2)

ke sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the
operating panel or the [ ] button on the remote control to change to the next image.
Press the [ ] button on the operating panel or the [ ] button on the remote control
to return to the previous image.

(3)

can zoom in or out of the image being displayed by using the zoom dial on the

You
main unit, and you can reset zoom in/out by using the AF button on the main unit.

N o t e

When an

•
the Scroll function, press the AF button to reset the image enlargement, and then scroll.

SD image is enlarged, the Scroll function cannot be used. If you want to use

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English

z Changing display mode

During

(1)

(2)

(3)

Single display in SD Mode, make sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then
press the [ ] button on the operating panel or the [AF ] button on the remote
control to change the display from Single display to 4x4 display.
Press the
the remote control to move the image selection cursor.
Press the
control to display the image selected with the image selection cursor in Single display.

[ ] and [ ] buttons on the operating panel or the [ ] and [ ] buttons on

[ ] button on the operating panel or the [AF ] button on the remote

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

 Deleting, loc

(1)

Make
front panel or on the remote control. The output image changes to SD mode, and the
images stored on the SD card are displayed as single images. When you want to work
in 4x4 display, press the [ ] button on the operating panel or the [AF ] button on the
remote control to change to 4x4 display.
Use the

(2)

delete.

In Single display, the image you want to delete is displayed. In 4x4 display, use the
image selection cursor to select the image you want to delete.

(3)

Press the [MENU] button on the oper

z Deleting images

From the OSD menu, select [SD] → [Delete].
To delete the image currently selected, select [Current]. To delete all images, select [All].

z Locking images

From the OSD menu, select [SD] → [Lock].
To lock the image currently selected, select [Current]. To lock all images, select [All].

z Unlocking images

From the OSD menu, select [SD] → [Unlock].
To unlock the image currently selected, select [Current]. To unlock all images, select [All].

king, and unlocking images

sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the

[ ] / [ ] buttons on the operating panel to select the image you want to

ating panel to display the SD Mode OSD menu.

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English

 Formatting the SD card

When you need to format the SD card, insert the SD card into this product, and execute
formatting.

(1)

(2)
(3)
(4)

 Slide Show

(1)

(2)
(3)
(4)

sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the

Make
operating panel or on the remote control to switch the output image to SD mode.
Press the [MENU] button on the oper
From the OSD men
Select [Yes] to star

Make

sure that the OSD is not displayed, and then press the [ ] button on the

operating panel or on the remote control to switch the output image to SD mode.
Press the [MENU] button on the oper
From the OSD men

en any button (excluding the [POWER ] button) on the operating panel or the

Wh
remote control is pressed, the slide show stops.

• You can set Interval, Repeat, or Order from the [Slide Show] menu of the OSD.

u, select [SD] → [Format Media].

t formatting. (If you do not want to format, select [No].)

u, select [Slide Show] → [Start Slide Show].

ating panel to display the SD Mode OSD menu.

ating panel to display the SD Mode OSD menu.

N o t e

•

When [Mass

and the product is connected to a PC, you cannot delete, lock, or unlock SD images or
format an SD card.

•

Do not turn of

• When formatting the SD card, proceed to the next operation after confirming that [ ]
has appeared.

Do

•

not format the card on any other machine. If you do format the card using a PC,

format it again using this unit.

Storage] is set from [Function Setting] → [USB Mode] on the OSD menu

f the power while formatting the SD card.

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

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PROCEDURE

OPERATION

English

Transferring Images From the SD Card to a USB-connected PC

SD card

N o t e

• Set [USB Mode] to [Mass Storage] on the OSD Camera settings menu.
In

•

sert the SD card with the label facing up. Forcing it into the slot in the wrong

orientation may cause a malfunction.

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When this product is connected to a PC via USB, image data on the SD card can be
transferred to the PC.
The Operating System (OS) for the connected PC should be Microsoft Windows 2000 (SP4 or
later)/XP (SP2 or later)/Vista.

(1)

n on the power supply to this product and to the PC.

Tur

(2)

Connect this product to the PC with the supplied USB cable

.

N o t e

Wh

•

en this product is connected to the PC for the first time, the required drivers are
installed automatically using the plug-and-play function of Windows. From the second
time and thereafter, the drivers are no longer installed.

English

(3) This product is recognized as a removable disk. You can view the image data on an SD

card on the PC’s viewer software.

The image data is stored in JPEG for

•

My Computer

Removable disk

mat in the following folders:

DCIM

100_ELMO

IMAG0001.JPG

IMAG0002.JPG

•

•

•

N o t e

• An SD card set in this product cannot be saved, deleted, locked, unlocked, or formatted
with image data from the PC.

Image data cannot be recor

•

When the

•
the USB cable, as this could cause malfunctions to occur.

•

Do not switch [USB Mode] on the OSD when this product is in USB-connection.
We r

•

•

Depending on

USB 2.0 compliant cable, image transfer may be disrupted.

• Operation is not guaranteed for all environments.

When USB

•
to the PC, an SD card cannot be deleted, locked, unlocked, formatted, and saved with
image data on this device.

front panel or the remote control is in operation, do not connect or disconnect

ecommend using a USB 2.0 compliant USB cable.

the USB environment used by the PC or peripheral equipment using the

Mode has been set to [Mass Storage] and a USB cable has been connected

ded with the correct date and time.

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

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PROCEDURE

OPERATION

English

Presentation Using the Supplied Software with a USB-connected PC

SD card

N o t e

• Set USB Mode to Application on the OSD.

“Image Mate” can be found on the supplied CD-ROM.
The “Image Mate” and TWAIN driver “Image Mate TWAIN” software for controlling this device
can be found on the CD-ROM and allows you to perform the following functions.

Tr

•

ansfer moving/still images to the PC

Operate this product from the PC

•

F

or information such as PC hardware requirements, OS type, software guides, and the

“Image Mate” installation manual, see the “HELP folder” on the CD-ROM.

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N o t e

• When the front panel or the remote control is in operation, do not connect or disconnect
the USB cable, as this could cause malfunctions to occur.

We r

•

ecommend using a USB 2.0 compliant USB cable.

Depending on

•
USB 2.0 compliant cable, image transfer may be disrupted.

•

Operation is not guaranteed for all environments.

the USB environment used by the PC or peripheral equipment using the

English

Shooting Off the Stage

Close-up
lens holder

<Shooting forward> <Shooting downward>

When the camera head section is set horizontally, you can shoot walls, distant views, etc.
If the subject is far away, open the close-up lens holder forward.

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

N o t e

•

To shoot an object in fr

•

Shooting range when the close-up lens holder is open:

TELE : 500mm (19
WIDE : 100mm (3

ont of the main unit, set the OSD to rotate the image by 180°.

3

in) to from the zoom lens

4

15

in) to from the zoom lens

16

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English

Presentation Using Film

[A] [B]

Slide shooting adapter

PROCEDURE

OPERATION

[C]

 Setting the main unit

After folding the lamp onto the main unit as shown in Figure A, and then connecting a
projector or PC monitor, turn on the power.

 Setting the slide shooting adapter

Co

ver and place the supplied slide shooting adapter on the lamp head, and adjust the
position while watching the screen, so that the opening of the slide shooting adapter points
to the center of the screen. (Figure B)

 Adjusting the size

Set the film or slides in the slide shooting adapter as shown in Figure C, and then use the
zoom buttons [ / ] on the operating panel or the remote control to adjust the slide to
fit the screen size.

 Adjusting the focus

normal AF mode, the focus is automatically adjusted. In One-shot AF mode, the focus is

In
adjusted by pressing the [AF] button on the operating panel or on the remote control.

 Adjusting the brightness

If the

screen is too bright or too dark, you can adjust the brightness from [Brightness] on

the OSD setting menu or by using the [BRIGHTNESS ]/ [BRIGHTNESS ] buttons on
the remote control.

Slide

Film

Pass film through clips

112

N o t e

Depending on

•
menu to [Posi] or [Nega], or use the [Posi/Nega] button on the remote control.

If

•

you feel that the screen is too dark even after adjusting the brightness, you can
improve the brightness by placing a white sheet of paper on the stage and then
attaching the slide shooting adapter.

the film, change the display setting from the [ Posi/Nega] OSD setting

English

VARIOUS FUNCTIONS AND OPERATIONS

5

Zoom

The display range of the document can be adjusted by
rotating the zoom dial on the main unit [ , ] or by pressing
the zoom buttons on the remote control [ , ].

• WIDE (ZOOM-OUT

• TELE (ZOOM-IN

) :

Object can be shown in small size.

) :

Object can be shown in large size.

N o t e

• Zoom ratio: Optical 16x, Digital 8x
Within the digital zoom range, the image quality is degraded.

•
In SD mode, SD images can be digitally zoomed (enlarged/reduced).

•

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

Focus

 Auto Focus (AF)

Normal AF mode or One-shot AF mode can be selected on the main unit.

N o t e

objects listed below may not be brought into focus by Auto Focus. In such cases,

• The
use the manual focus.

Low contrast objects

•

• Objects

•

•

• Objects

•

• Objects

•

In
To

•

Focus

•

• Without

• In

with fine r

Objects

glittering or r
on the far side of glass which is wet or dir

Objects

with a bright backgr

Objects that are entirely dark

in motion

mal

nor

AF mode, the focus is adjusted constantly

fix the focus, select One-shot AF mode or use manual focus.

range

With

close-up lens

250mm (9

TELE:

90mm (3

WIDE:

13
16

1

in) to 440mm (17

2

close-up lens

500mm (19

TELE:
WIDE:

100mm (3

15
16

SD mode, digital zoom settings for SD images can be r

patter

epeated

eflecting

in) to 440mm (17

3

in) to from the zoom lens

4

such as lateral stripes and crisscr

ns,
ong

str

light

ound

or excessive contrast

5

in) from the close-up lens

16

5

in) from the close-up lens

16

in) to from the zoom lens

oss

ty

.

eset.

stripes

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 Normal AF mode

The focus is adjusted constantly and the camera focuses on objects automatically.

(factory setting)

 One-shot AF mode

Yo

u can automatically adjust the focus by selecting [AF Mode] → [Shot] from the OSD

menu or pressing the [AF] button on the operation panel or the remote control. Once the

camera has been focused, AF is released and the focus is fixed in that position.

Norm

> Shot

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

 Manual focus

You can change the focus position by pressing the [ ] and [ ] buttons on the main unit
after selecting [Focus] from the OSD menu.
Use this function (manual focus) to focus on any part of a 3-D object.

Move the
cursor up

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

Focus

Move the
cursor down

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English

Illumination

The illumination lamp turns on when you press [ ] on the operating panel. It turns on or off
each time the [ ] button is pressed.
When the illumination lamp does not provide enough light on the stage’s surface, or when
shooting 3-D objects, it renders a high quality, vivid image.

 Lamp positioning

ile watching the screen, adjust the angle of the lamp

Wh
column and lamp head so that light covers the stage
evenly. Pointing the light emitting part of the lamp head
straight down allows the illumination to cover the stage
evenly.

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

N o t e

• Depending on the position of the lamp, the camera column’s shadow may fall across the
screen.

Do not look into the lamp section. This could damage your eyesight.

•

The brightness deteriorates after using the lamp (LED illumination) for a long time.

•

When the lamp is on, the temperature incr

•

eases. Do not touch the lamp section.

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

Adjusting the Brightness

Press the [BR IGHTNESS ] or

[BRIGHTNESS ] button on the

operating panel or on the remote

control to adjust image brightness.

The following two adjustment modes

can be set by selecting [Brightness]

from the OSD menu.

 Automatic brightness adjustment

([Brightness] → [Auto] in the OSD)

Th e bri ghtness of th e image chan ge s a utomati ca lly

according to the brightness of the object.

 Manual brightness adjustment

([Brightness] → [Manual] in the OSD)

The brightness of the image is fixed to the specified level.

Auto

> Manual

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N o t e

• Factory setting is set to [Auto].

• Manual

• By setting [Guide] to [On] in the OSD menu, the setting details are displayed on the screen.

• To go back to the factory settings, press the [BRIGHTNESS ] and [BRIGHTNESS ]

• In places where the object is exposed to bright sunlight (e.g.

adjustment fixes the brightness and does not adjust to changes in brightness of

the object.

ttons

bu

on the fr

near a wi
of the sc
[BRIGHTNESS
In

such ca

curtains or moving the source of the light.

ont

pa

ndow),

or ex

reen

may not dim su

] button is pressed.

ses,

just

ad

nel

at the same ti

tremely

the am

ight

br

fficiently,

ount

me,

or set [R

ghts,

li

even when the

ght

of li

the br

by cl

eset

ightness

osing

ightness]

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the

from the OSD me

nu.

Image Selection

English

You can switch to camera image when you press the [ ] button on the operating or the [ ]
button on the remote control, switch to the image input to the analog RGB input terminal [RGB
IN] by pressing the [
images saved on the SD card by pressing the [
the remote control.
By connecting PCs and other devices to the analog RGB input terminal [RGB IN], you can
switch output images without disconnecting cables.

] button on the operating panel or on the remote control, and switch to

] button on the operating panel or on

N o t e

The fr

•

ont panel and remote control [

switch is set to VIDEO.

When using

•
the PC to “external” after pressing the [
control.

En

•

ters [CAMERA] mode when the output is [RGB OUT] and [VIDEO] is set for [PC]

mode.

a laptop PC equipped with external output selection, set the output mode of

] buttons cannot be used when the RGB/VIDEO

] button on the operating panel or the remote

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

White Balance

 How to use [Auto]

Adjust the white balance automatically according to the color
status of the document.
Factory setting: [Auto]

 How to use [One-Push]

To be used when the color balance of the image is lost.
Shoot a sheet of white paper and then set [White Balance]
→ [One-Push] from the OSD menu. The white balance for
the color temperature is then fixed.

 How to use [Manual]

Setting [White Balance] → [Manual] from the OSD menu
fixes the white balance to allow [R-Gain] and [B-Gain] for the
OSD to be adjustable.

> Auto

One-Push
Manual

Auto

> One-Push

Manual

Auto
One-Push

> Manual

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R-Gain

N o t e

• The color temperature that can be automatically followed ranges from approx. 3000K to
8000K.

By

•

setting [Guide] to [On] in the OSD menu, the setting details are displayed on the

screen.

English

Save/call Settings

The operation status of the unit can be saved to or called from the memory. The unit saves
4 conditions (1 to 3 and Power ON) under the following storage conditions.

•

tensity of red color (when selecting

•

Current zoom ratio (The range of the optical zoom)

• Brightness
Image mode settings

•

•

Edge enhancement (in Graphics mode)
Gamma value setting (in Gr

•

•

Status of image rotation
Status of white balance

•
Illumination lamp

•

settings (only for ON setting)

aphics mode)

In
[White Balance] → [Manual])

•

Intensity of
[White Balance] → [Manual])
Posi/nega settings

•

•

Color/B&W switch settings
AF mode

•

blue color (when selecting

N o t e

The saved conditions are saved even if the power is tur

•

 How to save settings

Select [Preset] → [1] to [3] from the OSD menu to save
current unit configuration as the selected number. (Excluding
USB Mode settings)
Select [Preset] → [Power On] from the OSD menu to save
the settings that are called when the power is turned on for
the main unit. (Excluding USB Mode settings)

ned off.

1
2

3
Power On
Exit

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

N o t e

• Only [Power ON] can be saved for the illumination lamp settings.
Zo

•

omed areas cannot be saved during digital zooming. However, when saving the
settings in digital zoom mode, when the zoom size of view is at the maximum position
[ZOOM-IN

], the area within the range of the optical zoom can be saved.

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English

 How to call settings

Select [Call] → [1] to [3] from the OSD menu to call the
settings for the selected number.
Select [Call] → [Power On] from the OSD menu to call the
settings for when the power is turned on.
Select [Call] → [Default] from the OSD menu to call the

1
2

3
Default
Power On
Exit

factory settings. (Excluding USB Mode settings)

N o t e

• Unable to operate the zoom dial on the front operation panel or the remote control while
calling settings.

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

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English

Highlight Function

It you want to draw attention to a particular section of the output image, you can use Highlight
display.

 Highlight settings

From the Camera Mode OSD Menu, select [Function Setting] → [Highlight]. When
[Darkness] is selected, the level bar is displayed, and you can then set the darkness for the
areas outside the highlighted section with the [
Also, when you select [Size], you can adjust the size of the highlighted section vertically
by using the [
horizontally using the [

] and [ ] buttons on the operating panel, and you can adjust the size

] and [ ] buttons.

] and [ ] buttons on the operating panel.

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

 Highlight operations

When you press the [
Image or SD Mode, the highlight display uses the darkness and size set previously.
You can move the highlighted area using the [
control. The highlight display is cleared when you press the [
control again.

] button on the remote control while the output image is Camera

], [ ], [ ]. and [ ] buttons on the remote

] button on the remote

N o t e

• The Highlight function cannot be used when the output image is PC.

In

•

the optical zoom range, the highlight size remains the same. In the digital zoom

range, the highlight size expands and contracts depending on the magnification ratio.

Cannot perfor

•

Wh

•

en the highlight size is selected from the OSD menu, the highlight size currently

displayed returns to the initial settings.

m a capture of a highlighted image.

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English

Mask Function

You can mask a section of the output image.

 Mask settings

the Camera Mode OSD Menu, select [Function Setting] → [Mask]. The level bar to set

From
[Darkness] is displayed, and you can then set the darkness for the masked areas with the
[

] and [ ] buttons on the operating panel.

 Mask operations

When you press the [
Image or SD Mode, the mask display uses the darkness set previously.
You can move the masked area using the [
control.
The mask display is cleared when you press the [

] button on the remote control while the output image is Camera

], [ ], [ ]. and [ ] buttons on the remote

] button on the remote control again.

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

N o t e

• The mask function cannot be used when the output image is PC.

•

optical zoom range, the mask size remains the same. In the digital zoom range,

In the

the mask size expands and contracts depending on the magnification ratio.

•

Cannot mask the entire output image.

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English

Scroll Function

The image expands to the digital zoom set previously, and the screen can be scrolled.

 Digital zoom settings

the Camera Mode OSD Menu, select [Function Setting] → [Scroll], and set the digital

From
zoom ratio to x2, x3, or x4.

 Scroll operations

When you press the [
Image or SD Mode, the image expands to the digital zoom set previously.
You can scroll the enlarged image by using the [
control. Digital zoom is canceled when you press the [

] button on the remote control while the output image is Camera

], [ ], [ ]. or [ ] buttons on the remote

] button on the remote control.

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

126

N o t e

• The scroll function cannot be used when the output image is PC.

When digital

•
the zoom buttons on the remote control, digital zoom is released and the scroll function
works at the magnification ratio currently set.

Cannot use digital zoom while scrolling.

•

•

Within the digital zoom range, the image quality is degraded.

zoom has already been performed from the zoom dial on the main unit or

English

PIP (Picture in Picture) Function

When you press this button, you can display a quarter-size still image on a live camera
display.

 PIP operations

If you press the [
a quarter-size still image is displayed at the bottom left of the screen.
By using the [
image to the bottom left, top left, top right, and bottom right. PIP display is canceled when
you press the [

] button on the remote control while the output image is Camera Image,

], [ ], [ ]. and [ ] buttons on the remote control, you can move the still

] button on the remote control.

Live image

1/4 still image sub-screen

N o t e

• PIP can only be used when the output image is Camera image. It cannot be used during
SD mode or PC mode.

When the

•
zoom image.

Cannot use digital zoom while using PIP function.

•

output image is digitally zoomed, the still screen is at the edge of the optical

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FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

English

Using a Desktop Recorder (Optional)

By connecting the optional desktop recorder to the main unit with a dedicated cable, you
can record camera images from the main unit with the desktop recorder, and output video
playback for the desktop recorder from the analog RGB output terminal of the main unit.

 Connecting the desktop recorder

(1)

n off the power supply to the desktop recorder and to this product.

Tur
Connect this

(2)

recorder.

(3)

n on the power supply to the desktop recorder and to this product.

Tur

product to the desktop recorder using the cable supplied with the desktop

FUNCTIONS AND

OPERATIONS

VARIOUS

 Operating the desktop recorder by remote control

(1)

Connect the
control.
Operate

(2)

the remote control.

desktop recorder to this product and press the [

the desktop recorder by using the [↑], [↓], [←], [→], and [

←

N o t e

• Refer to the manual for the optional desktop recorder for operating details.

128

•

Cannot use the remote contr

ol while using the desktop recorder.

] button on the remote

MENU] buttons on

↑

→

ENTER

↓

English

TROUBLE SHOOTING

6

Symptoms and Confirmation

Check the following items. If any abnormality is found, consult the dealer from whom you
purchased this product or our nearest branch/office.

Symptom Possible causes/countermeasures

No image is displayed. • The cable is not correctly connected.

No image is displayed
from the USB.

The image is out of
focus.

The output image is
disarrayed.

The image is too dark. •

The image is striped. •

•

The AC adapter is disconnected from the w
The A

•

C adapter is disconnected from the power supply socket of

the presenter.

The pow

•

• Zoom is set at the TELE side, displaying only the white/black part
of the document.

If y

•
may not start. Wait for several seconds after turning the power off,
and then turn it back on.

The slide

•
case, set the dip switch correctly by referring to “RESOLUTION/
VIDEO (Change Resolution Switch)”.

• No image is output from the USB during USB Mode (Mass
Storage) or SD Mode. Check whether or not it is set to Mass
Storage or SD mode. Switch the USB mode from Mass Storage to
Application, referring to “Function Setting Menu”. When using SD
mode, change the output image to Camera image.

• The document (object) is too close to the lens.

•

Some auto

manually, referring to “Manual focus”.

• Is the video output system set to PAL? If it is set to PAL, and
the product is connected to a monitor specially designed for an
NTSC system, the video image may not be normally output, but be
disarrayed or in black and white. Check if the video output system
is set to PAL.

• There are cases where the output image may be disarrayed while
zooming using the digital zoom. However, this is not a malfunction.

The intensity

brightness.

This ma

and TV scanning lines or CMOS pixels. Changing the projection
range may mitigate the trouble.

• Vertical stripes may appear on an LCD projector image. Manually
adjusting the dot clock at the projector side may mitigate the trouble.

er is not on. (Blue lamp)

ou turn the power on immediately after turning it off, the unit

switch is not set to the correct image output. In such a

focus may be difficult to adjust. Focus on an image

of the lighting is insufficient. Press the [BRIGHTNESS

] button on the front panel or on the remote control to adjust the

y be interference fringes between dots of printed matter

all outlet.

P.81

P.91

P.116

SHOOTING

TROUBLE

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English

Symptom Possible causes/countermeasures

Button operations are
delayed or ineffective.

Images on the SD
card are not displayed.

The image does not
move.

The remote control
does not work.

Cannot perform op­erations when the SD
card is inserted.

The resolution does
not change when set­ting the OSD to 720p.

Does not start even
when the power is
turned on.

• Is an operation that is overloading the product, such as continuously
pressing a button, or performing another operation while pressing
a button, being performed?
Turn the power off, and then turn it on again.

Remov

•

e the SD card and then reinsert it after a few seconds.

•

Camera

image is set to [Pause]. Press the Pause button on the

operating panel again to unpause.

• Battery performance is reduced. Replace the batteries with new
ones.

The incorrect

•

remote control is being used. Use the supplied

remote control.

The SD card is not being read correctly.

•
Use it after perf

orming the following 2 formatting operations.
First, format the card using your PC. Second, format the card using
the main unit.

Is RESOLUTION/VIDEO

•

(the change resolution switch) set to
SXGA?
If the RESOLUTION/VIDEO is set to WXGA or XGA, output
resolution does not change to 720p even after switching the
resolution to 720p by OSD.

Is the SD card full?

•
If the

SD card is full and inserted when you start up, it may take

some time to start.

SHOOTING

TROUBLE

About the lamp (LED lighting)

The brightness

•
If its brightness has been degraded greatly, we will replace the part for a charge. Consult the dealer
from whom you purchased this product or our branch/office near your location.

About long-term usage of this product

• If this product is used for longer than the warranty period, its performance and quality may
deteriorate due to the lifetime of its parts. In this case, we will replace the parts for a charge. Consult
the dealer from whom you purchased this product or our nearest branch/office.

of the lamp with which this product is equipped will degrade with long-term usage.

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SPECIFICATIONS

7

 General

Item Specifications

Power source 12VDC (AC adapter AC100 - 240V)
Power consumption 20W (AC adapter included)

Outside dimensions

Weight Approx. 4.5kg (9.9lbs) (Main body only)
Input selection Main/External
Output terminal DVI output DVI-D 24P connector, female x1

Input terminal RGB input Mini Dsub 15P connector, female x1
Ext. control terminal USB (2.0 compliant) Type B receptacle x1
Memory interface SD card slot x1

30W (AC adapter included when the DC OUT terminal is connected)

W377 x D482 x H196mm (W14

W377 x D482 x H613mm (W14

RGB output Mini Dsub 15P connector, female x1
Composite video output RCA pin jack/75 Ω unbalanced x1

13

x D19 x H7

16
13

x D19 x H24

16

(NTSC/PAL)

3

in) (When folded)

4

1

in) (When set up)

8

 Main camera

Item Specifications

Lens f=4.9mm to 78.4mm (16x zoom) f=2.7
Frame rate Max. 30 frames/sec.
Shooting area SXGA

Limit of focus
adjustment

Optical zoom 16x
Digital zoom 8x
Focus Auto/Manual
Image pick-up

element
Total pixels Horizontal 1384, Vertical 1076 ... Approx. 1,490,000 pixels

: Max. 405mm x 324mm Min. 30mm x 24mm
: Max. 405mm x 223mm Min. 30mm x 17mm

HDTV

: Max. 405mm x 248mm Min. 30mm x 19mm

WXGA
XGA

: Max. 405mm x 303mm Min. 30mm x 23mm

With close-up lens

:

250mm (9

TELE

:

90mm (3

WIDE
Without close-up lens

TELE : 500mm (19

:

100mm (3

WIDE

1/3” CMOS

13

in) to 440mm (17

16

1

in) to 440mm (17

2

3

in) to from the close-up lens

4

15
16

from the close-up lens

in) to

5

in) from the close-up lens

16

5

in) from the close-up lens

16

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SPECIFICATIONS

English

Item Specifications

Effective pixels SXGA : Horizontal 1280, Vertical 1024

Synchronized signal Internal
Resolution Analog RGB Horizontal 800TV lines or more, Vertical 800TV lines or

DVI (DVI-D) output TMDS data signal 0.5 V(p-p)

Analog RGB output Analog RGB output 0.7 V(p-p)

Composite video
output

White balance
Video output

selection switch
Brightness Control Auto/Manual
Posi/Nega

conversion
Color/B&W selection Provided
Image rotation Provided (0°/180°)
Mode Text1/Text2/Text3/Graphics1/Graphics2
Gamma setting Provided (Only for Graphics mode)
Edge Enhancement Provided (Only for Graphics mode)
Pause Provided
Image storage Provided (SD card)
Slide Show Provided (SD image data)

: Horizontal 1280, Ver

HDTV
WXGA

: Horizontal 1280, Ver

: Horizontal 1280, Ver

XGA

more
Video output Horizontal 500TV lines or more

50 Ω (terminated)

75 Ω unbalanced
Synchronized signal

: Positive polarity

SXGA
HDTV

: Negative polarity

: Ho

WXGA

XGA

Compliant with NTSC/PAL

Auto/One-Push/Manual
Provided (NTSC/PAL)

Provided

rizontal negative
polarity and vertical
positive polarity

: Negative polarity

tical 720
tical 800
tical 960

SXGA : 1280 x 1024@60Hz VESA compliant

Horizontal frequency
Vertical frequency

HDTV : 1280 x 720@60Hz HDTV compliant

Horizontal frequency : 44.96kHz
Vertical frequency

HDTV : 1280 x 720@50Hz HDTV compliant

Horizontal frequency : 37.5kHz
Vertical frequency

WXGA : 1280 x 800@60Hz VESA compliant

Horizontal frequency
Vertical frequency

XGA : 1024 × 768@60Hz VESA compliant

Horizontal frequency
Vertical frequency

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

:

63.981kHz

60.020Hz

60Hz

50kHz

49.306kHz

59.910Hz

48.363kHz

60.004Hz

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 Illumination device

Illumination lamp White LED

English

 Supplied Accessories

Name Quantity

AC adapter 1
Power cord (1.5m) 1
RCA video cable (3m) 1
Analog RGB cable (Dsub 15P connector) (2m) 1
DVI cable 1
Remote control (infrared wireless type) 1
AAA batteries 2
Remote control strap 1
P10 user’s guide 1
P10 warranty card 1
USB cable (1.8m) 1
Image Mate installation manual 1
Image Mate CD-ROM 1
Slide shooting adapter 1

N o t e

Use pin plug for RCA pin in accordance with EIAJ RC-6703.

•
The above specifications are subject to change without notice.

•

Trademarks

is a trademark of ELMO Co., Ltd.

VESA is the registered trademark of Video Electronics Standards Association.

: SD logo is a trademark.

All other company/product names described in this manual are trademarks or registered
trademarks of their respective companies.

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Please read this instruction manual carefully before using
this product and keep it for future reference.

MODE D'EMPLOI

Lire attentvement ce mode d'emploi avant de mettre le Présentateur
Visuel en service. Le conserver á titre de référence permanente.

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

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Gerät benutzen. Bewahren Sie die Anleitung als Referenz auf.

MANUAL DE INSTRUCCIONES

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instrucciones y guárdelo para consultas futuras.

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