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PRECAUTIONS
NOTICES: PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE
Use the document camera under the rated electric conditions.
Do not place the document camera on any unstable surface. It may fall and cause injuries or
damages.
Do not place this device directly under sunlight or near heaters.
Do not place this device near water.
Keep the camera away from acid or alkali gas.
Do not place this document camera in humid, dusty, windy or vibrant locations.
The recommended operating environment is:
Temperature: 32ºF-113ºF (0ºC--45ºC)
Humidity: less than 75%
Always unplug BEFORE cleaning the device. Use a damp soft-cloth for cleaning. Do not use
volatile solvent.
When this equipment functions abnormally, such as smoke, smell, noise, immediately unplug
and call for professional assistance.
Unplug the document camera or shut off the power w hen not in use.
Legal Notice
FCC Part 15
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation of this product is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2)
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Compilation and Publication Notice
This manual has been compiled and published to cover the latest product’s descriptions and
specifications. The contents of this manual and the specifications of this product are subject to change
without notice.
Wanin USA reserves the right to make changes without notice in the specifications and materials
contained herein and shall not be responsible for any damages (including consequential) caused by
reliance on the materials presented, including but not limited to typographical and other errors relating
to the publication.
© 2010 Wanin USA Inc.
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Table of Contents
Basic Setup ............................................................................................................. 4
Parts Identification ............................................................... ................................... 5
Control Panel........................................................................................................... 6
Button Inst ru ction .......................................................................................... ......... 7
Remote Control ....................................................................................................... 7
Input and Output Ports .................................................. ......................................... 8
Making Conne ctions ............................................................................................. 10
Access Basic Functions ....................................................................................... 12
Output Format ..................................................................................................... 13
Software Installation ........................................................................................... 13
Working on the Platform ............................................................. ............ ............ .. 15
Working ou tside the Platform........................................................................ ....... 15
Light ....................................................................................................................... 16
Zoom In and Zoom Out ......................................................................................... 16
Positive/Negative Conversion .............................................................................. 16
Focus Adjustment ................................................................................................. 16
Brightness Adjustment ......................................................................................... 16
White Balance Adjustment ................................................................................... 16
Text/Image Mode ................................................................................................... 16
Color A d jus tment ................................................................................... ............... 17
Image Freeze ......................................................................................................... 17
Image Mirror ................................ .......................................................................... 17
Split Screen ........................................................................................................... 17
Image Save ............................................................................................................ 17
Image Recall .......................................................................................................... 17
RBG Input Switch .................................................................................................. 17
Video Input Switch ................................................................................................ 17
USB 2.0 Port .......................................................................................................... 18
USB Image Capture and Video Recording........................................................... 18
RS232 Control ....................................................................................................... 31
Folding the Un it ............................................... ......... .......... ......... .......... ......... ....... 33
Specifica tions.......................................................... .............................................. 34
Technical Support ............................................................................................. 35
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BASIC SETUP
1. Unpack, put aside all packing materials.
2. Unfold the light arms until reaching the end position.
3. Raise the camera arm completely. Rotate the camera head until the lens face the
center of the base unit.
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PARTS I DE N TIFICATI ON
1. camera cover 2. camera lens 3. upper mechanical arm
4. main mechanical arm 5. side lamp 6. lighting arm
7. power switch 8. base light 9. control panel
10. base unit
infrared receiver
11.
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CONTROL PA NEL
DOC: Press this button for shorter than 3 seconds to display the image on the platform. If
pressing DOC for longer than 3 seconds, the camera will stop transmitting image
and go to standby; pressing for another 3 seconds, the camera will come back to work.
C-VIDEO S-VIDEO: Switch the input between Composite Video and S-Video.
PC1 PC2: Switch the input between PC1 and PC2.
LAMP: Switch between arm light, back light and no light.
AUTO: Carry out auto focus, color adjustment and white balance adjustment.
ZOOM+, ZOOM-: Image zoom in and zoom out control.
NEG: Switch the image mode between positive and negative.
FRZ: Freeze and unfreeze the image.
SPLIT: Split screen, enable comparison between the frozen image and live image.
RECAL: Display saved images.
SAVE: Save the current image.
T/P: Switch the output image between the text mode and picture mode
SXGA: Switch the output signal between XGA (1024 x 768) and SXGA (1280 x 1024)
VOLUME+, VOLUME-: Output volume control
PAGE+, PAGE-: Navigate between pages in Image Recall mode.
BRIGHT+, BRIGHT-: Image brightness adjustment
FOCUS+, FOCUS-: Adjust focus man ually, focus far and focus near.
In the Image Recall mode:
1 (BRIGHT+): Display the first image.
2 (FOCUS+): Display the second image.
3 (BRIGHT-): Display the third image.
4 (FOCUS-): Display the fourth image.
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BUTTON INSTRUCTION
REMOTE CONTROL
1. Home: Press for shorter than 3 seconds to output the current
image of the camera. Press this button for longer than 3 seconds to
adjust color and white balance automatically.
2. PC: Switch the input VGA source between PC1 and PC2.
3. Video: Switch the input Video signal source between video1 and video2.
4. Text: Switch the image between the text mode and image mode.
Text mode
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enhances the black and white contrast to increase the readability of the text.
5. FRZ: Freeze and unfreeze the image.
6. P/N: Switch the image between positive and negative mode.
7. MIR: Switch the output image between the right/left mirrored image,
up/down mirrored image and original image.
8. Lamp: Switch between arm light, back light and no light.
9. DIV: Activate the Split Screen function to allow side by side comparison of
the frozen image and live image.
10. Save: Save the image in display to memory.
11. Multi: Multi-image mode enabled. Press again, back to the normal mode. In the
multi-image mode:
PC/
Video/
Text/
1 : Display the first image.
○
2 : Display the second image.
○
3 : Display the third image. FRZ/
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4 : Display the fourth image.
12. Flip: Turn page in multi-image mode.
13. BRT: Image brightness adjustment.
14. Zoom: Image zoom in and zoom out control.
CONNECTION TERMIN ALS
L1, R1: Audio input of Composite Video input
L2, R2: Audio input of S-Video input
VID IN: Composite Video input
S-VID IN: S-Video input
VID OUT: Composite Video output
S-VID OUT: S-Video output
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MIC：Microphone input
RGB AUDIO IN 1/2: Audio input for RGB input 1/2
AUDIO OUT: Audio output
RGB IN 1/2: RGB signal input 1/2 (15 pin D-SUB)
RGB OUT 1/2: RGB signal output 1/2 (15 pin D-SUB)
RS-232: Allow a computer or external control system to control the document camera via
this port.
USB: Capture images and video into a connected computer via provided software
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
1. VGA output connection
2. S-Video output connection
S-Video cable
To Audio input
To S-Video Input
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3. Composite Video output connection
Video Cable
4. Computer connection
To Video Input
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To Audio Input
Audio Cable
USB
RS232
To RGB Output
To Audio Output
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5. DVD or other video input connection
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Audio ca
Video cable
S-Video cable
Audio cable
Access Basic Functions:
1. General
a. Turn on the power switch.
b. Place the target object on the base unit surface.
c. Adjust the image displayed by pressing the ZOOM+, ZOOM- buttons on the
DVD Player 1
DVD player 2
To Audio Output(L)
To Audio Output(R)
To Video Output
To S-Video output
To audio output(L)
To audio output(R)
control panel.
d. Press the AUTO button for autom a ti c focu s .
e. The FRZ button can be used to lock the image while changing
displayed materials.
f. SPLIT button can be used to compare a previous captured image with
the
current image side by side.
2. Showing text image
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For sharper image, engage the text mode by pressing the T/P button.
3. Showing the 3D objects:
Use the FOCUS+ and FOCUS- buttons on the control panel to manually focus on
any part of the 3D object.
4. Showing the transparent material such as an overhead transparency
Press the LAMP button until the built-in light box is on.
OUTPUT FORMAT
The RGB output can output a signal in the SXGA or XGA format .
In order to achieve the best picture quality you must set the output format of the DV 480
to match the native resolution of your display unit.
SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Insert the provided CD-ROM into your computer.
Open the RS232 folder and double click the DV 480_setup to run the install shield wizard.
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Then you will see the software setup window:
Click Next>, you will see:
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Click Next>, you will see:
Click Finish to finish software installation.
Please pay attention to the following:
1. Computer hardware requirement: CPU: 2.4GHz, RAM: 256M or above,
Graphic card 64M, USB 2.0 port, Hard disk 40G or more, Monitor display
resolution higher than XGA (1024 x 768).
2. Operating system: Windows XP SP2 (Service Pack 2), Windows Vista, and
Windows 7.
3. Must use the high-speed USB cable provided with the DV 480.
WORKING ON THE PLATFORM
1. Place your material on the working surface.
2. Select the enlargement desired with the “ZOOM+” and “ZOOM-” keys.
3. Adjust the focus with the “FOCUS+” and “FOCUS-” keys or “AUTO” key.
WORKING OUTSIDE THE PLATFO RM
For showing 3-dimensional objects with the DV 480, place them on the
platform and adjust the “
object is too big for the platform or you want to show it from the side, just place it
behind or in front of the unit and
FOCUS+” or “FOCUS-” and “AUTO” keys. If the
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tilt the camera by hand.
LIGHT
Press “LAMP” to switch between arm light, back light and no light.
ZOOM IN AND ZOOM OUT
Press "ZOOM+"or "ZOOM-"
POSITIVE/NEGATI VE CONVERSION
Press the N/P button, the output image will be converted to negative color. Press it again,
the output image will be converted back to original color.
FOCUS ADJUSTMENT
When the DV 480 is turned on, the focus automatically adjusts to the stage. It is usually
not necessary to re-adjust the focus if you are only working with flat
materials (text, photos, etc.). Only 3D objects require a focus adjustment.
Press the “AUTO” button to auto focus.
Press the "FOCUS+" or "FOCUS-" button to focus manually.
BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT
If the image effect is not satisfactory, you can adjust the brightness to get a better image
effect. To increase the brightness, press the “BRIGHT+” button. To decrease it, press the
“BRIGHT
-” button. To go back to the initial brightness, press the “AUTO” button.
WHITE BALANCE ADJUSTMENT
Each time the lighting condition changes, the user should adjust the white balance of the
image. Press the “AUTO” button to adjust the white balance automatically.
TEXT/IMAGE MODE
The Text enhancement feature provides the option to improve the readability of the text
by improving the contrast of the image by pressing the “T/P” button.
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COLOR ADJUSTMENT
To adjust white balance automatically, (a) press "AUTO" button on the control panel, or
(b) press the "Home" button on the remote control for 3 seconds.
IMAGE FREEZE
The freeze function allows you to discretely prepare the next image without interrupting
current presentation. Press "
FRZ" to freeze and unfreeze the image.
IMAGE MIRROR
Press “MIR” to vertically reverse the image.
SPLIT SCREEN
Press “Split” to compare two images or compare two different views of one object side
by side.
IMAGE SAVE
The DV 480 offers the opportunity of storing 12 images on board. Press
"Save" to capture the image currently displayed.
IMAGE RECALL
To display saved images,
(a) press “RECAL” button, thumbnails of saved images are displayed;
(b) use “Page+” and press one of the numerical buttons on the control panel or remote
control.
RGB Input Switch
Press the “PC1 PC2” key to toggle between the two VGA input ports.
Video Input Switch
Press the “C-VIDEO S-VIDEO” key to switch between Composite Video & S-V ideo por ts.
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USB 2.0 PORT
The USB port can be used to capture still images from the DV 480 into a computer. In this
way, the DV 480 can be used as a 3-D scanner for your computer.
Connect the DV 480 to your computer with the supplied USB cable.
The capture
software is available on the supplied CD-ROM.
USB IMAGE CAPTURE AND VIDEO RECORDING
1、SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Click to run the software installation package, the following dialogue appears, click "Next":
Read the terms, Select "I accept the terms in the license agreement." Click "Next", as the following
figure.
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The following dialogue box appears, click "Next":
The default installation directory is Program Files, C: \ Program Files \, you can select a different
installation directory, as shown:
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Click "Change" to change the directory, as shown:
Click "OK", the following figure appears. Click "Next".
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Click "Install" to complete installation, as shown:
Click "Finish” to complete the installation, as shown:
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Then you will see the following interface, which is an installation package for 2005 environment.
If your PC already has this installed, click "No" to exit, otherwise, click "Yes" to install it.
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2、SOFTWARE START
Double click the short cut
see below:
on the desktop, then click Device, select the right model number,
IMAGE CAPTURE AND VIDEO RECORDING：
Left click
to capture images. The captured images will be automatically saved into the default
destination folder. The path and file name are displayed in software status bar on the bottom of the
window. Shown below:
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Left click to start recording. The setting button will changes to and does not work.
The detailed information is displayed on the software status bar in the bottom of the window.
The video is automatically saved in the default folder or pre-set folder.
SETTING：
The captured images and recorded videos will be saved into the folders of Images and Videos
respectively, which are created by the system automatically. To set a different path to which the
image/video is be to saved, click
below.
on the left side of the window, a pop up dialog box appears
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Save the captured images into a different folder
Click the button next to the "select a folder to save picture files" text box to set the path for captured
images.
Save the recorded video into a different folder and set up parameters for videos
Click the button next to the "Select a folder to save video files:" text box to set the path for videos.
You can also change the video settings. The Audio input (optional) drop down box offers the options of
recording video with or without sound. Shown below:
The length of video that can be recorded box displays the longest recording time for videos to be
saved in the preset path. Shown below:
Click save to complete setting.
IMAGE MODIFY：
Click
, you will see the interface:
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Graphic selection and move
Click to choose a line, circle, rectangle or curve that placed in the image, then move to
another place.
Line
Click to place a beeline in the image, shown as below:
Click to change the setting of the chosen line:
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Line width: change the width of the line.
X, Y: change the position of the line.
Color: change the color of the li ne.
Width, Height: Change the angle of the line.
Rectangle
Click to place a rectangle in the image, shown as below:
Click to change the setting of the chosen rectangle:
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Line width: change the line width of the rectangle.
X, Y: change the position of the rectangle.
Color: change the line color of the rectangle.
Fill Color: Tick it to fill color in the rectangle.
Width, Height: Change the shape of the rectangle by changing the angle of two adjacent lines
of the rectangle.
Circle
Click
Click to change the setting of the chosen circle:
to place a circle in the image, shown as below:
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Line width: change the line width of the circle.
X, Y: change the position of the circle.
Color: change the line color of the circle.
Fill Color: Tick it to fill color in the circle.
Width, Height: change the size of the circle.
Curve
Click to place a curve in the image, shown as below:
Click to change the setting of the chosen curve:
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Line width: change the line width of the curve.
X, Y: change the position of the curve.
Color: change the line color of the curve.
Graphic default setting
Click to change the setting of the graphic:
Graphic delete
Click to delete the chosen graphic.
Delete al the graphic
Click to delete all graphic that placed in the image.
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RS232 CONTROL
The DV 480 can be controlled from a computer via the RS232 port.
1. Open the DV 480 folder you just created and open the RS232 folder.
2. Connect the computer and the DV 480 with a RS232 cable and turn on the power
of the DV 480. If your computer does not have a RS232 port, you need to get a
USB to RS232 (serial) cable as a converter. The US customers can purchase
this converter from Radio Shack, Best Buy or some other computer stores. You
might need to install the driver of the USB-RS232 converter, which should come
with the converter.
3. Open the RS232 folder and double click the RS232 software to run
the install shield wizard.
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Then you will see the software setup window (Described on Page 15-17)
4. Double click
480 Control
The definition of each button is Zoom in, Zoom out, Auto focus, Functions, min im ize.
Click Functions, you will see the following control panel.
Program->The DV 480 to run the RS232 software, you will see a tool bar:
or click start->All Programs->The DV
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FOLDING THE UNIT
1. Fold the right arm light down first onto the base, then the left arm down. Rotate
the camera head clockwise until the camera head is parallel to the camera stand.
2. Rotate the camera head clockwise until the camer a head is pa rallel to t he camera
stand. Carefully fold the camera stand down to the front panel.
3. Fold the right arm light down first onto the base, then the left arm down.
Cautions:
a. Don’t lay the unit upside down.
b. Don’t try to stand it on its sides.
c. Don’t try to pick up this unit by pulling the camera stand.
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Model No. DV 480
Sensor
Total pixel
Zoom
Frame rate
Shooting area
Focus
Native output signal
Converted output signal
Resolution (Horizontal)
Image mirror
Image capture
OSD
White balance
Image split
Color adjustment
Brightness adjustment
Black and white/color
conversion
Positive/negative
conversion
Image freeze
Video scalar
INPUT PORTS
VGA
VIDEO
S-VIDEO
AUDIO
MICROPHONE
OUTPUT PORTS
VGA
VIDEO
AUDIO
S-VIDEO
OTHER PORTS
USB2.0
RS232
(com p uter co nt rolla ble)
Remote control
Max: 13.5" x 10.6" Min: 0.1" x 0.1"
1/3" CMOS
2Megapixel
8x optical, 12x digital
uto/manual
SXG
XG
1280 x 1024
1024 x 768
More than 750 TV lines
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x 1（USB camera）
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r
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Light source
Operating temperature
Dimensions
Arm Light × 2 (LED)
8”x10” Lightbox (LED)
32° F to 104° F
0° C to 40° C
Folded: 15.9" x 16.7" x 6.1"
40.4 cm x 42.4 cm x 15.5 cm
Setup: 18.7" x16.7" x 22.3"
47.5 cm x 42.4 cm x 56.6 cm
Power supply
Power consumption (Max)
Weight(net)
Compliance
12V DC poweradapte
20W
11lbs/5 k
FCC, CE, RoHS
* Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Wanin USA is committed to providing highest possible stand of customer service. We can be
reached:
By Phone
Call us at 1-877- 369-3130. Our technical support st aff provides technical assistance from 9:00AM
through 5:00PM Pacific Standard Time, Monday through Friday. Please gather the following
information before ca lling:
- Product model name(s) and numbers
- Product serial number(s)
- Detailed questions or problem descriptio ns.
Online
Technical support is also avai l abl e online at Wanin USA’s web site at www.waninusa.com.
You can enter your questions and concerns through our online form, email us at
[email protected].
Toll Free: 1-877-369-3130 Fax: 626-609-3380
E-mail: info@w
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