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turning leD lighting on/oFF

Your Pebble has built-in LED lighting to illuminate 

your reading material.  By default, this lighting will 

turn ON automatically whenever the Pebble is 

powered on. It is also possible to turn OFF the built-

in LED lighting, if desired. This may be useful when 

magnifying certain objects with a highly reflective 

surface, such as a glass medicine bottle or glossy 

photo. Turning the LED lighting off in these instance 

may improve visibility and help to reduce glare. Use 

the following procedure to turn off the LED lighting:

Static/Dynamic leD Modes

There are two modes in which the built-in LED 

lighting of your Pebble can function, which can be set 

according to your own preferences:

1) Static leD Mode:

In “static” mode, the built-in LED lighting of your 

Pebble maintains a constant intensity (brightness) to 

illuminate your reading material at all times.

2) Dynamic leD Mode:

In “dynamic” mode, the built-in LED lighting of your 

Pebble will vary in intensity (brightness) according to 

ambient lighting condition and the the contrast of your 

reading material. 

Note: With “dynamic” LED mode, the lighting will provide 

maximum intensity when viewing dark contrasted 

surfaces or in low lighting conditions. Conversely, the 

brightness of the LED will decrease when viewing 

illuminated surfaces or in bright ambient lighting 

conditions. Using the “dynamic” LED Light mode will help 

to maximize battery life, and may improve image quality 

depending on the contrast of your reading materials. 

 

Use the following procedure to change the leD modes:

1) With the Pebble power turned 

on, press and HOLD the 

[MODE] button for approximately 

4 seconds. This will turn off the 

LED lighting 

(see Figure 1).

1) With the Pebble power 

turned on, press and HOLD the 

[SIZE] button for approximately 

4 seconds to toggle between 

either “static” or “dynamic” LED 

modes 

(see Figure 1).

2) To restore the LED lighting, either press and 

HOLD the [MODE] button again for ~ 4 seconds, or 

turn off the power of your Pebble. Each time the 

Pebble is powered on, it will automatically default to 

the factory setting with the LED lights illuminated. 

(see Figure 1).

Note: The selected “Static” or “Dynamic” LED 

mode will 

be retained in memory, even after powering off Pebble

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Summary of Contents for Pebble

Page 1: ...Screen Size 4 3 or 3 5 4 3 or 3 5 Users Manual TM ...

Page 2: ...y cause undesired operation 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...

Page 3: ...e Desktop Position 17 Chapter 4 Charging Using Batteries Using Rechargeable Batteries 18 Opening Closing the Battery Compartment 19 Battery Charging Procedure 20 Battery Charger Status Indicators 20 Chapter 5 Tips for using the Pebble Attaching the wrist Strap 21 Using the Carrying Case 21 Chapter 6 Advanced Features Turning LED On Off 22 Static Dynamic LED modes 23 Chapter 7 Troubleshooting Troub...

Page 4: ...se the Pebble during an electrical storm lightning or other severe weather Do not use the Pebble near open flames flam mable materials or liquids Transportation Pebble comes with a convenient carrying case for transport To prevent the unit from being acci dentally dropped and damaged always return the Pebble to the carrying case while not in use This product is intended to be used as a portable de...

Page 5: ...essed D Size Button Magnification E Power Supply Input Port DC IN F Viewing Mode Button G Adjustable Handle H Power Button On Off I Camera Lens J LED Lighting K Battery Compartment Integrated Charger Please refer to the illustrations on the next page to identify the package contents and controls of your Pebble In addition to this users guide you ll find the following items inside the box Please no...

Page 6: ...e Pebble See Figure 1 2 Plug in the remaining end of the AC adaptor power supply to an available AC wall outlet mains See Figure 2 Turning the Power On Off Use the following procedure to turn the power of your Pebble On or Off Adjusting the Image Size Use the following procedure to adjust the displayed magnification size of the LCD image 1 Find the green recessed POWER button located on the top si...

Page 7: ...he desired color select mode release the FREEZE button The Pebble will now store this color select mode until changed 3 Repeat step 2 to change the pre set color select 2 Figure 1 Figure 1 Freezing an Image Snapshot function If desired you can take a temporary snapshot freeze an image on the display You can also adjust the size and color modes after freezing an image This feature is quite useful f...

Page 8: ...ired use the following procedure to manually adjust the brightness of the LCD display Note The Highest LCD brightness setting is the nominal setting and should be used in most cases Lowering the LCD brightness settings may help to extend the running time of the Pebble Figure 1 Figure 2 Adjusting the Handle The Pebble features a unique adjustable handle that can both rotate and or extend allowing y...

Page 9: ...1a Figure 2a Figure 2b Depending on your application use the guidelines listed on the next two pages for more information on adjusting the handle for your particular magnification needs Hands Free Desktop Position Open the handle at a slight angle for hands free or desktop use Adjusting the handle in this position is convenient when both hands are needed to perform other tasks See Figures 4a 4b 4c...

Page 10: ...connected with the included AC adaptor when the unit is not in use to maintain a continuous charge on the batteries This way your Pebble will always be ready for portable use It is not possible to overcharge the included Nickel Metal Hydride NiMH batteries Please refer to the instructions on the next few pages for more information on replacing and charging the batteries Figure 1 Figure 3 Figure 4 ...

Page 11: ... every 3 seconds When this occurs please recharge or replace the batteries immediately Attaching the Wrist Strap Lanyard Using the Carrying Case Figure 3 Figure 1 Figure 2 For added security your Pebble includes a Wrist Strap Lanyard that can be attached if desired When using the Pebble in a portable setting the included wrist strap will help to prevent your Pebble from accidently being dropped on...

Page 12: ... brightness according to ambient lighting condition and the the contrast of your reading material Note With dynamic LED mode the lighting will provide maximum intensity when viewing dark contrasted surfaces or in low lighting conditions Conversely the brightness of the LED will decrease when viewing illuminated surfaces or in bright ambient lighting conditions Using the dynamic LED Light mode will...

Page 13: ...ed AC adaptor pages 10 11 Is the power supply properly connected to a surge protector or AC mains page 10 Are the correct batteries being used and do they need to be charged or replaced page 18 20 Are the batteries inserted correctly page 19 Are you using rechargeable batteries page 18 Unit turns off automatically To conserve power your Pebble will automatically turn off the LCD after 3 minutes of...

Page 14: ...s 2 x 1 25V Nickel Metal Hydride NiMH AA rechargeable batteries 2500mA or higher included in package Note The batteries recommended for use with Pebble are SONY rechargeable AA NiMh with a rated capacity of 2500mAh or greater Batteries should always be used in pair never mixed with any other different batteries Note If batteries are kept in the unit for over one month without use they may need to ...

Page 15: ...due to normal use e Damage due to operation of the Pebble with equipment not supplied or designed by Enhanced Vision f Up to 3 dark or bright pixels that may appear on the Pebble LCD All products manufactured by Enhanced Vision meet industry standard TFT LCD technology requirements You must provide proof of purchase bearing the date of purchase in order to receive warranty service Anyone using thi...

Page 16: ...ng Magnification 1X 26 4X with optional stand Merlin LCD Plus Computer compatible Merlin LCD Plus offers the same advanced features as the Merlin LCD but is also compatible with most computer workstations and offers a split screen mode This mode lets the user view magnified images and computer files concurrently The included foot switch and Split Screen Control Box provides line markers and window...

Page 17: ...ts to any TV or VGA monitor in sec onds Now available in either long arm or short arm configurations Magnification 2X 72X Maximum limit depends upon display size Amigo Your Portable Friend Amigo is a truly portable desktop magnifier and is the lightest weight it its class Optimal viewing is achieved with a tilting 6 5 inch viewing screen Amigo is battery operated and can be taken anywhere Magnific...

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Page 19: ...estore vision correct eye conditions or halt degenerative vision loss An eye care professional can best de termine the suitability of the Pebble for a patient s specific condition For more information please visit www enhancedvision com www enhancedvision com 800 440 9476 US Office toll free 44 0 115 9442317 UK Office 49 0 6691 911588 DE Office Part MAN 0700 00 Rev X4 December 2010 Copyright 2011 ...

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