ViSee VM-100 User Manual

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ViSee® VM-100 Electronic Video Mouse CCTV Magnifier for Low Visions

User Manual

Congratulations on your purchase of the ViSee VM-100 Mouse Electronic
Magnifier. This magnifier was designed to enable those with low vision to read
comfortably and easily. By simply rolling the mouse magnifier over newspapers,
magazines or other reading material, you’ll be able to view text magnified on your
TV screen. With adjustable 2x to 32x magnification, variable viewing modes and
an Image Lock (Freeze Frame) feature, you’ll have the flexibility and functionality
you need to make reading easier than ever.

What’s in the Box?

• ViSee VM-100 Mouse Electronic Magnifier w/Video Output cable and plug

• AC Power Adapter • Drawstring Carry/Storage Pouch

• User's Manual

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Main Features of Mouse Electronic Magnifier:

• 8 adjustable magnification levels (2x-32x) to accommodate varying user needs

• Multiple viewing modes: full color, black on white, white on black, high contrast

• Built-in LED lighting system allows for operation in different lighting environments

• Ergonomically designed and easy to use

• Image Lock/Freeze Frame: Freeze images on screen for

Mouse Magnifier Button Functions:

1. "M": Mode selection button (Full Color - Black on White - White on
Black - High Contrast)

2. "+": Zoom in

3. "-": Zoom out

4. "*": Image Lock (Freeze Frame)

5. Camera On/Off Switch

Installing & Using the Mouse Electronic Magnifier - (Wired Version for TV):

1. Plug the Video Output (yellow plug) into your TV’s Video In jack

2. Plug the AC power cord into a standard electrical outlet

3. Slide the switch on the mouse to "On" and you’re ready to go!

4. Just place the Mouse on top of the reading material and view it magnified on your TV screen.
Gently slide the mouse across thepage as you read.

5. Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys to adjust the magnifying power (2x to 32x)

6. Use "M" to choose Color, Black on White, White on Black or High Contrast mode

7. Use "*" Image Lock button to ‘freeze’ an image for extended viewing/reading