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Chapter 6 DIP Switch Settings

<Note>: You must re-start PS660 for DIP switching configuration to
take effective.

6.1 Connecting to a projector or monitor

6.1.1 SXGA 60Hz output (default values):

6.1.2 XGA 60Hz output

6.1.3 Special mode

6.1.4 HDTV 720P 60Hz output

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Summary of Contents for PS660

Page 1: ...English 0 PS660 Visual Presenter User Manual Important To download the updated quick start guide multilingual manuals software and drivers please visit Lumens website at http www lumens com tw goto htm ...

Page 2: ... Time 10 4 6 Connecting to a TV 11 4 7 Connecting to an HDTV 11 4 8 Connecting to a Computer with RS232 12 4 9 Connecting to Audio Input and Output 12 4 10 Installing application software 13 Chapter 5 Start Using 14 Chapter 6 DIP Switch Settings 15 6 1 Connecting to a projector or monitor 15 6 2 Connecting to a TV 16 Chapter 7 Control Panel Remote Control and Setting Menu 17 7 1 Functions of contr...

Page 3: ...mages whenever it is turned off Auto Erase 26 8 13 I would like to record videos Record 26 8 14 I would like to switch a part of the live image PAN 27 8 15 I would like to play the slides Slide Show 27 8 16 I would like to compare images Compare live images with captured images PBP Picture by Picture 28 8 17 I would like to resume the factory default setting Factory Reset 29 8 18 I would like to r...

Page 4: ...ct Lumens Digital Optics Inc hereby reserves the right to make changes to product specifications without prior notice The information in this file is subject to change without prior notice To fully explain or describe how this product should be used this manual may refer to names of other products or companies nevertheless without any intention of infringement Disclaimer of warranties Lumens Digit...

Page 5: ... for cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners 11 Do not block the slots and openings in the projector case They provide ventilation and prevent the visual presenter from overheating Do not place the visual presenter on a sofa rug or other soft surface or in a built in installation unless proper ventilation is provided 12 Never push objects of any kind through cabinet slots Never allow liquid...

Page 6: ...ch could cause electric shock This symbol indicates that there are important operating and maintenance instructions in this User Manual with this unit FCC Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A or B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residentia...

Page 7: ...ent PS660 Quick Start Guide Extender Adapter Download Card Remote Control C Video Cable VGA Cable USB Cable Audio cable Power Cord Microscope Adapter Padded Carry Bag Optional Appearance may vary with country region Backlight Optional ...

Page 8: ...Auxiliary floodlight and lamp arm 5 Remote control slot 7 SD card slot 9 Control Panel 11 Remote sensor 2 Camera arm 4 Backlight 6 DIP Switch Settings 8 Lampstand latch 10 Function keys instructions 12 Input output port 3 1 3 4 6 2 10 12 5 8 9 11 7 ...

Page 9: ...nglish 8 Chapter 4 Installation and Connections 4 1System Diagram Speaker Or connect to an additional amplifier before connecting to the speaker PC PC Projector or monitor Monitor LCD TV Television PC PC ...

Page 10: ... 4 2Connecting to a Projector or Monitor 4 3 Connecting to a Computer and Use Lumens Software VGA Cable Projector or monitor Power Cord Power Outlet Power Cord Power Outlet Projector VGA Cable Computer USB Cable ...

Page 11: ...ens website 4 5 Connecting to a Projector 2 PCs and a Monitor at the Same Time Press SOURCE button to switch the image sources Power Cord Power Outlet Power Cord Power Outlet Projector VGA Cable Computer USB Cable USB Cable VGA Cable VGA Cable VGA Cable VGA Cable Default Computer 1 Computer 2 Projector Monitor ...

Page 12: ...regions not listed above You must re start for DIP switching configuration to take effective Note It doesn t support C Video and VGA simultaneously Once C Video is on VGA OUT is not supported 4 7 Connecting to an HDTV DIP Switch Extender Adapter C Video Cable Power Cord Power Outlet Power Cord Power Outlet HDMI Cable HDTV ...

Page 13: ... Connecting to Audio Input and Output Remark Or connect to an additional amplifier before connecting to the speaker Power Cord Power Outlet RS232 Cable Extender Adapter Computer Power Cord Power Outlet Audio Cable Speaker Audio Cable Computer 1 Computer 2 ...

Page 14: ...pplication software you can use the following functions Control the PS660 Capture and record images Annotate the image highlight important details and save it Support the full screen function Note Please refer to Ladibug software user manual for installation steps and software operation ...

Page 15: ...lded lamp arm toward the platform as in the direction of the arrow 4 Place an object to be displayed under the camera 5 Press POWER on the remote control or control panel to power on 6 Press AUTO TUNE on the control panel to optimize the image You are ready to present 7 Each time the camera head is moved press AF on the remote control to refocus the lens When using the remote control aim at the re...

Page 16: ...Settings Note You must re start PS660 for DIP switching configuration to take effective 6 1Connecting to a projector or monitor 6 1 1 SXGA 60Hz output default values 6 1 2 XGA 60Hz output 6 1 3 Special mode 6 1 4 HDTV 720P 60Hz output ...

Page 17: ... to a TV 6 2 1 NTSC America Taiwan Panama Philippines Canada Chile Japan and Mexico 6 2 2 PAL Countries regions not listed above Remark It doesn t support C VIDEO and VGA simultaneously Once C VIDEO is on VGA is not supported ...

Page 18: ...Remote control AUTO TUNE Automatically adjust the image to have the best brightness and focusing performance Control panel BRT Manually adjust the brightness of the image Remote control Control panel CAPTURE Capture the image to the SD card priority or internal memory Remote control Control panel DELETE Delete the image stored in the SD card priority or internal memory Control panel ENTER Enter Ac...

Page 19: ...photos or videos stored in the SD card priority or internal memory in slide mode Remote control SOURCE Switch between different sources of signals 1 Live images default 2 SD card priority or internal memory 3 PC Remote control Control panel VGA Switch image sources from PC 1 or PC 2 Remote control Control panel VOL Adjust volume Remote control ZOOM Increase or decrease the image size Remote contro...

Page 20: ...mparison mode Night Vision On Off Use the left and right arrow keys to select The night vision mode suits with darker environment Digital Zoom On Off Use the left and right arrow keys to turn digital zoom on off Lamp Turn off Arm lamp Backlight board Use the left and right arrow keys to turn on off the lamp Storage Slide Show Enter Press ENTER to play the photos or videos stored in the SD card pri...

Page 21: ...en the capture mode is set to continuous Capture Interval 1 5 Sec 2 10 Sec 3 30 Sec 4 1 Min 5 2 Min 6 5 Min Use the left and right arrow keys to set the capture interval Note It only works when the capture mode is set to continuous USB Transfer 1 Camera 2 Storage device Use the left and right arrow keys to select the USB transfer mode 1 Camera connecting the PS660 to view live image 2 Storage devi...

Page 22: ...Polish Italian Portuguese Swedish Czech Use the left and right arrow keys in the language option to select the preferred language Output Mode 1 SXGA 2 XGA 3 UXGA 4 720P 5 1080P Based on different DIP switch settings different output modes are provided Lock Down On Off Use the left and right arrow keys to turn the lock down function on and off You can set the password when On is selected Auto Erase...

Page 23: ...he value of the current image mode Use the left and right arrow keys to select and then press ENTER to confirm Factory Reset Yes No Use the left and right arrow keys to select and then immediately press ENTER to activate the factory reset ...

Page 24: ...efer to PS660 Quick Start Guide 3 Connect Devices 3 2 5 Connecting to a PC 8 3 I would like to make text clearer and photos more colorful The default of PHOTO TEXT is PHOTO Use the remote control or the control panel to change settings Photo default for viewing photos or text with photos and will make the photos more colorful Text for viewing text files and will make the text clearer Gray for view...

Page 25: ...tness 8 7 I would like to turn on off the lamp The default of the lamp is ON When using the remote control 1 Press MENU to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Display menu 3 Press or to Lamp 4 Press or to select Arm lamp Backlight board Off 5 Press MENU to exit The default of the lamp is ON When using the control panel 1 Press LAMP to switch ON OFF 8 8 I would like to automatically adjust the...

Page 26: ...nuous 5 Press to find Capture Time Press or to select time settings 6 Press to find Capture Interval Press or to select time settings 7 Press MENU to exit 8 9 3 Capturing and saving images 1 Press CAPTURE on the remote control or control panel Remark If the capture mode is set to continuous press CAPTURE to capture images continuously press CAPTURE again to exit 8 10 I would like to view captured ...

Page 27: ...Press or to the Advanced menu 3 Press or to Auto Erase 4 Press or to select ON 5 Press MENU to exit 6 It will automatically delete all captured photos when it is turned off 8 13 I would like to record videos Record 8 13 1 Setting the image quality 1 Press MENU on the remote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Storage menu 3 Press to find Image Quality 4 Press or to...

Page 28: ...control panel 1 Press PAN to enter the image pan mode 2 Press or or or to move and view the partial enlarged images 3 Press PAN to exit the partial enlarged mode 8 15 I would like to play the slides Slide Show 8 15 1 Setting the slide show effect 1 Press MENU on the remote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Storage menu 3 Press to find the Slide Show Effect 4 Pres...

Page 29: ... to find Slide Show 4 Press ENTER to activate 5 To stop playing repeat steps 1 to 4 8 16 I would like to compare images Compare live images with captured images PBP Picture by Picture This function will compare and contrast a live image with a captured image If you use the remote control or the control panel 1 Press MENU to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Display menu 3 Press to the PBP 4...

Page 30: ...he Advanced menu 3 Press to the Factory Reset 4 Press or to select Yes 5 Press ENTER to activate 8 18 I would like to reduce the image noise Projector Type This function enables visual presenter to automatically clear image noise The noise is especially obvious when Visual presenter is connected to a DLP projector You can use this function to improve the image quality 1 Press MENU on the remote co...

Page 31: ...word Remark The screen will show while you enter the password Ensure that you remember the order in which the keys are entered 7 After completing the password press ENTER 8 The confirmation screen will be displayed as shown below Enter the password again 9 After completing the password press ENTER If the password is entered correctly setup is completed If the password is incorrect an error message...

Page 32: ...e Capture function although you can still read the files in it Adjust the Lock of the SD card to deactivate the write protect function 8 20 2 Inserting a SD card 8 20 2 1 The screen will display Copy to SD card and ask if you would like to copy the files saved in the PS660 to a SD card Press or on the control panel to select 8 20 2 2 The screen will display as follow once you insert an unformatted...

Page 33: ... 22 I would like to control projector Control panel 1 Press MENU and Auto Tune to power the projector ON 2 Press MENU and Auto Tune to power the projector OFF 8 23 Computer related functions Ensure that the USB cable is connected and the drivers are installed before using the computer related functions Refer to PS660 User Manual Chapter 4 Installation and Connections 4 3 Connecting to a Computer a...

Page 34: ...ight figure 8 23 2 I would like to insert a photo in MS Word Remark For Windows Office 2003 or later versions please use the function with OneNote 1 Click Insert Image From Scanner or Camera in MS Word 2 Select Visual Presenter V2 and click Custom Insert 3 Click Get Picture It will capture the photo of live image ...

Page 35: ...Note 1 Click Insert Image From Scanner or Camera in MS Word 2 Select Visual Presenter V2 TWAIN and click Custom Insert 3 A window showing a live image see below will be displayed 4 Press Setting To control the PS660 via the Camera Settings interface The operating procedure is the same with the remote control and control panel of the PS660 Refer to PS660 User Manual Chapter 7 ...

Page 36: ...PS660 can be used as a webcam for teleconferencing software such as Skype and MSN The following instructions use Skype as an example 1 Open Skype and enter Tools Options 2 Select Video Settings webcam Visual Presenter V2 and check Start my video automatically when I am in a call as shown below 3 Start calling your contact When both sides are connected Skype will display the video screen ...

Page 37: ... as shown below 6 Click the Visual Presenter V2 8 23 6 I would like to set the PS660 as a Removable Disc 1 Press MENU on the remote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Setting menu 3 Press to find USB Transfer 4 Press or to select Storage device 5 Press MENU to exit 6 A Removable Disc will be displayed Remark The Removable Disc will select SD card if a SD card has ...

Page 38: ...emote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Setting menu 3 Press to find USB Transfer 4 Press or to select Camera 5 Press MENU to exit 8 23 7 I would like to connect Interactive Whiteboard To connect an Interactive Whiteboard please go to the SD card or Lumens website http www lumens com tw goto htm to download user manual for a specific brand ...

Page 39: ...ting menu 3 1 2 Press or to the Display 3 1 3 Press to select Mode 3 1 4 Press or to the Microscope 4 If the image is not clear 4 1 Please adjust the focus of microscope 4 2 Please press the remote control AF button to activate the auto focus 5 Digital Zoom 5 1 Press MENU on the remote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 5 2 Press or to the Display If the eyepiece is Ø 33mm or Ø 34m...

Page 40: ...ess Zoom Zoom Note Please reset to normal mode after using the microscope otherwise you are unable to use zoom in out function 1 Press MENU on the remote control or control panel to enter the setting menu 2 Press or to the Display 3 Press to select Mode 4 Press or to the Normal ...

Page 41: ...trol into the left slot of the machine 2 Rotate and position the lamp arms on both sides 3 Pull down the lamp arm back to the latches 4 Bend the lamp arm inwards and adjust the lens to be parallel to the platform 5 Finally fold the machine as in the following figure ...

Page 42: ... the appropriate input selection of the projector refer to the projectors user manual 5 Check if DIP Switch is properly set Refer to PS660 User Manual Chapter 6 DIP Switch Settings for related settings 3 Unable to focus Probably the document is too close Press Zoom on the remote control or control panel Or pull away the distance between document and lens then press AF 4 The image is incomplete Che...

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