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2. Installation
The 3D digital viewer can be used to present a slide show or video. For exhibit
designers, the viewer could be used as a stand-alone obj
ect or as ‘support’ to explain
a scene or object close to the viewer.
Because of the small size of the viewer, in most situations only the lens barrels are
visible, the visitor should not overlook viewer and miss the presentation!
When looking through the viewer, you get the best experience when there is nothing
that is irritating or inhibits a clear view. Things that might irritate are bright spot lights
pointing on the viewer causing the light to be reflected in your eyes. Or flashing lights
close to the lenses. A black (cinema like) surrounding gives the best impression.
2.1 The viewer
The viewer housing is constructed in such a way it gives the most freedom to
integrate it in almost every situation.
Integrating the viewer in your situation:
- Using the front panel plate is the easiest way to build the viewer in a wall or
panel.
- For your custom application, you can replace the front plate for your own front
cover. Steps in the side of the lens barrels allow to lock up your front plate
between the barrels and the housing of the viewer.
Initially the viewer is supplied with the lens barrels locked up in their screw thread by
hand. So you can remove the lens barrels with some force. This allows you to
remove the front plate for whatever reason.
Model number of the viewer only:
18-04-D55-xxx
Year(18)
of design
– type panel viewer (
04
)
–
D
igital
5.5
” – Focal length xxx
80, 100
or 120
The LCD panels have their own identification:
18-04-D55
X
The X stands for
A,B,C or D
and explained in chapter 3.3
Digital Video input
specifications (timing)
.
