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Preparations

Others

Operation

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[Timer... Setting]

--------------- Set the time and date.

PowerOn Setting

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

SAVE

Default

NetWork Setting

Timer Setting etc..

Date:

00

/

20

year /  month  /  day

04

26

/

Time:

15

:

hour :  minute

01

Power Save Timer

99

min

( 00 min = Power Save Off)

No Operation Time

Slide Show

99

sec

( 10 - 99 sec)

Interval Timer

File Type

( FTP  ,  Card)

Return to Window

*

JPEG

BMP

TYPE:

*

1280*960

640*480

320*240

SIZE:

PopUp 3rd Button

Slide Show

Delite File

*

Timer... Setting

Date:, Time:

Power Save Timer

Slide Show

File Type

PopUp 3rd Button

To set the time and date.

To set the time (in minutes) from the last operation until the screen is darkened. When you select
“00” min, the power save function does not operate.
To recover the mode, press any button or move the mouse, when using web software, press
Light ON/OFF or XGA/SXGA button.

To set the interval of image changes (in seconds) in a slide show.
For information on slide shows, see “Items to be Operated Using the PC Card Menus”. (

 p.36)

The interval may be prolonged over the specified time if processing of some image takes more time.

TYPE: To select the format (JPEG or BMP) when saving an image file on a PC card or in a server.
SIZE: To select the file size (resolution) when saving an image file on a PC card or in a server.

To set the function of the third button from the left of the PC Card menu. (

 p.36)

Slide Show: To use as the Slide Show button.
Delete File: To use as the Delete File button.

When the settings of the necessary items are completed, left-click  SAVE  .

[Return to Window]

----------------- To clear the menu and restore the normal display

Using Menus

Setup (Continued)

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[NetWork Setting]

--------------- Set the items relating to networking.

PowerOn Setting

SAVE

n

o

p

q

r

s

t

u

v

w

x

y

z

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

i

j

k

l

m

skip

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

Default

NetWork Setting

*

Enable NetWork

Enable FTP Client

*

Read Only  ( FTP, WEB  :  disable Write / Control)

NetWork Setting

Internal Server

192

168

001

002

IP Address

255

255

000

000

SubNet Mask

User ID

anonymous

( max 10 char.)

Pass Word

none

( max 10 char.)

External Server

192

168

001

001

IP Address

User ID

anonymous

( max 10 char.)

Pass Word

none

( max 10 char.)

Timer... Setting

Return to Window

Using Menus

Enable NetWork

Read Only (FTP, WEB:

disable Write/Control)

Internal Server

Enable FTP Client

External Server

To enable/disable the network function.

To inhibit/allow Web control and writing with FTP.

To set the IP addresses of FTP, HTTP and Telnet servers, subnet mask, user ID, and password. For

the IP addresses, ask the administrator of your network.

When you set “User ID” to other than “anonymous,” identification is requested when connect-

ing to the network.

Log-on using the user ID and password specified here is enabled. (

 p.32)

To enable/disable the FTP client function. When the function is disabled, the menu buttons

become inoperative, eliminating inadvertent activation.

To set an external FTP server. This setting is required when sending an image file to the FTP

server. For instructions regarding the FTP server, ask the administrator of your network.

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Items to be Adjusted Using Menus

When you change the IP address, once turn the power off and then back on again.

Note

[

When the Imager will not be used for a prolonged period, the backup function for the built-in clock
may deteriorate, and the clock may stop. After a long period of disuse, reset the clock. The backup
function will be restored by applying the power.

Continued

**BARCO 018-037(E)

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Summary of Contents for R9840700

Page 1: ...UE indicators For a negative image press the button Each time you press the button the display changes in the sequence Normal H Black White Reversal NEGA indicator lights H Blue display BLUE indicator...

Page 2: ...r on the rear of this unit For details refer to page 13 of the User s Manual 2 Turn on the unit Press the POWER switch down to the side 3 Turn on the monitor or projector For details refer to the oper...

Page 3: ...e holding the left mouse button pressed The lines drawn with the Pen function will disappear when another image on the PC card is displayed To deactivate the Pen function click the right mouse button...

Page 4: ...For documents with fine characters Linear2 For glossy documents the brightness will be decreased Picture For photos and colour printed matters L Sharpness To adjust the image contours which can be adj...

Page 5: ...BARCO E 2000 7 18 8 12 PM 44 45...

Page 6: ...ly to ensure safe and proper operation of the unit The precautions given here contain important instructions to ensure safe usage of the product Be sure to observe these precautions KEEP THIS MANUAL H...

Page 7: ...OOM W T FREEZE AF CARD MENU MENU Main Unit Continue Light arms pp 15 16 17 19 To light the document stage Document stage p 19 Place a document on the stage Fluorescent lamps are built in under the sta...

Page 8: ...me you press the button the illumination changes in the sequence Upper lamps on the UPPER indicator lights Lower lamps on the LOWER indicator lights Both off and so on E ZOOM button indicator p 19 Pre...

Page 9: ...cting a Projector and Monitor 13 Connecting a PC Ethernet 14 Connecting the Mouse 14 LPREPARATIONS 15 Raising the Camera Head and Light Arms 15 To Fold the Camera Arm and Light Stands 16 Attaching the...

Page 10: ...onic zoom pp 19 20 21 31 36 In addition to the freeze white balance auto focus color compensation gamma compensation and image inver sion functions the electronic zoom function up to 4x is provided In...

Page 11: ...ied to the video input S video cable supplied to the S video input D sub 15 pin cable supplied to the 15 pin connector Monitor Projector Signal flow TV receiver Using a screwdriver tighten the screws...

Page 12: ...the administrator of the network For information on network settings see Connecting to a Network p 32 10Base T REMOTE Using a screwdriver tighten the screws of the REMOTE connector Rear of this unit...

Page 13: ...rocedure of Raising the camera arm and light stands p 15 4 Fold the light stands Fold the light stands with the fluorescent lamps facing the document stage Fold the right stand first Then fold the lef...

Page 14: ...details refer to the operation manual for the connected equipment The same operation can be performed using the menu p 24 Note When turning the power off then on again leave it off for at least 10 se...

Page 15: ...3 Press the FREEZE button Press the button before removing the material The image will be frozen on the screen 1 You can draw lines on the screen using a mouse for smooth presentations p 33 To use th...

Page 16: ...fifth of the screen of the screen and click the right mouse button 2 Move the pointer and se lect the menu icon The status settings of the menu items etc of the selected menu is displayed beneath the...

Page 17: ...usted the Gain and Color settings return to the factory set values L Tone To adjust the tone gamma setting Natural Linear1 Document Linear2 Picture Using the TONE button on operation panel 2 you can t...

Page 18: ...FOCUS 8 or 9 button to select the color to be adjusted Buttons appears at the left and right ends of the adjust ment bar for the selected color 2 Press either the ZOOM W or T button to ad just the col...

Page 19: ...The Fit Over function does not operate in SXGA mode L Change Pointer To change the form and color of the pointer Fit Over Fit To display the full screen Over To display the center area Iris A M Fit Ov...

Page 20: ...k Setting Set the items relating to networking PowerOn Setting SAVE n o p q r s t u v w x y z a b c d e f g h i j k l m skip 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Default NetWork Setting Enable NetWork Enable FTP Clien...

Page 21: ...ser ID and Password p 30 2 Click the button for downloading image files which is displayed in the upper portion of the screen when the network is connected The Web camera display appears 3 Click the d...

Page 22: ...u but ton using the ZOOM W T button 3 Press the FREEZE button The selection of the PC Card menu button is ex ecuted 1 Move the pointer to the lower area lower four fifths of the screen of the screen a...

Page 23: ...menu on a monitor or projector connected to the RGB connector The monitor to display the PC card menu can be speci fied using the Setup menu p 29 L ZOOM button To enlarge the image from a PC card file...

Page 24: ...luorescent Lamps The fluorescent lamps used with this unit are commercially available When a lamp has burned out purchase one by specifying the type name FPL13EX N Cleaning the Main Unit To remove dir...

Page 25: ...not go on No picture is obtained The picture is not clear The picture is not fully displayed Pale or muddy colors Measures Check that the power cable is not disconnected from the AC outlet or the AC p...

Page 26: ...020 Hz XGA H 48 363 kHz V 60 004 Hz NTSC H 15 734 kHz V 59 94 Hz PAL H 15 625 kHz V 50 Hz PC card Applicable cards PCMCIA ATA Type II flash card Recording format Conforms to JPEG BMP General Dimensio...

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