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Navitar VideoMate 7500XY, User Manual

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System Diagrams

Main Control

Panel

Menu Control

Panel

Front View

Projector/Camera

Menu Control Switch

Display Button

Page Button

Menu Up (shd) Button

Data Up

 (awb) Button

Menu Down Button

Data Down

(abb) Button

Iris

Open/Close

Focus

Far/Near

Zoom

Wide/Tele

Slide

Forward/Reverse

Projector Input

Indicator Light

Menu Input

 Indicator Light

Home Button

X/Y Image

Scan Control

Main

Control Panel

Menu

Control Panel

Summary of Contents for VideoMate 7500XY

Page 1: ...VIDEOMATE 7500XY Video Slide Projector Instruction Manual The World Leader in Image Quality...

Page 2: ...Diagrams 6 Safety Precautions 7 Voltage Selection 8 Features Functions 11 Quick Start 12 Installation 13 Slide Tray 15 Operation 16 On Screen Menu Control 25 Lamps Fuses 27 Troubleshooting 28 Specifi...

Page 3: ...and training rooms or for AV rental and video production The VideoMate 7500XY NTSC and 7500XYP PAL are advanced slide to video transfer systems that make the digital connection with built in micropro...

Page 4: ...rtical slides The X Y image positioning system allows you to zoom in on any specific point on your slide and magnify it up to 6X The slide can easily be reset to the starting position by pushing the h...

Page 5: ...stem Diagrams Side View 4 17 25 438 15mm 7 43 188 80mm 10 53 267 34mm 9 63 244 48mm Primary Fuse Compartment Power Switch Power In Secondary Fuses 0 Slide Indicator Light 14 75 374 65mm 17 25 438 15mm...

Page 6: ...Display Button Page Button Menu Up shd Button Data Up awb Button Menu Down Button Data Down abb Button Iris Open Close Focus Far Near Zoom Wide Tele Slide Forward Reverse Projector Input Indicator Li...

Page 7: ...tar part 9 12126 Higher wattage lamps will cause severe internal damage to the camera and electronics There are no user serviceable components other than changing the lamp Opening the unit will expose...

Page 8: ...th a 2A fuse Before you switch on your projector make sure that the voltage is correctly adjusted An incorrectly adjusted mains voltage can damage the projector The voltage indicator must show your co...

Page 9: ...puter or boardroom control system via the RS 232 9 pin sub D socket located on the video output panel Use a 9 pin D Sub male to 9 pin D Sub female for connection 1 1 shielded A software control packag...

Page 10: ...e made your selections they will remain in the camera s memory so it is unnecessary to re set them each time you use the camera These functions can also be controlled by a RS 232 control system See pa...

Page 11: ...Pin 5 Signal ground 8 pin Standard Projector Socket This 8 pin remote control socket is only to be used for wired or infrared remote control units Pin 1 12 VDC 50mA Pin 2 Ground Pin 3 Signal 1 LSB Pi...

Page 12: ...VideoMate 4 If genlocking connect the external sync cable to the external sync input port of the projector Skip to number 5 if you are not using genlock 5 On the menu control panel set the projector c...

Page 13: ...input port of the projector Skip to number 6 if you are not using genlock 5 If genlocking follow the procedure on page 22 6 On the menu control panel set the projector camera menu control switch to th...

Page 14: ...in the slide tray zero position fits into the notch of the transport ring Before you switch on the projector please make sure that the tray setting switch is in the correct position Projectors are oft...

Page 15: ...g the slide tray back to the zero posi tion Using RS 232 Control The slide tray can also be moved into the zero position using RS 232 In an emergency such as a transport failure the tray can be remove...

Page 16: ...sly if you desire Using the button on the projector s control panel Press the zoom button until the desired slide magnifi cation is selected Using RS 232 control The zoom lens can also be controlled b...

Page 17: ...like to change move the on screen arrow to the page you want to select by pushing the MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons Then push the PAGE button to advance to that page To move to from one page a different p...

Page 18: ...deo gain to the proper video level Gain factory setting 2 GAIN MODE AUTO MAX GAIN 09dB Changing the maximum gain in AUTO automatic gain control mode When the output is low the gain is automatically ad...

Page 19: ...AREA DISP mode Changing the AWB offset tint 1 Set the to OFFSET by pushing the MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons 2 Set the offset amount by pushing the DATA UP DATA DOWN buttons The tint value ranges from 10...

Page 20: ...ne can be set to ON OFF using the following steps 1 Move the o to different zones by pushing the MENU UP MENU DOWN DATA UP and DATA DOWN buttons The MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons move the o up or down DAT...

Page 21: ...to GAMMA ON OFF by pushing the MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons 2 Select either ON or OFF by pushing the DATA UP DATA DOWN buttons When ON is selected the menu will show the GAMMA and BLACK GAMMA selections...

Page 22: ...ted in the GAMMA ON OFF line or when DTL OUT ON is selected on the OPTION menu the display 2D LPF turns off automatically and 2D LPF change cannot be performed It is set to OFF Changing the detail out...

Page 23: ...er input output cables are required We also strongly recommend the use of a vector scope for the best possible results When an external sync signal is input the display mode changes from the factory s...

Page 24: ...U DOWN buttons 2 Select either 0 or 180 by pushing the DATA UP DATA DOWN buttons Adjusting the Sub Carrier Phase 1 Set the arrow to SC PHASE by pushing the MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons 2 Adjust the sub c...

Page 25: ...MENU UP MENU DOWN buttons 2 Select either NEGA negative or POSI positive by pushing the DATA UP DATA DOWN buttons Changing the detail signal output 1 Set the to DTL OUT by pushing the MENU UP MENU DO...

Page 26: ...r the glass envelope may shatter 4 Insert the new lamp carefully 5 Remove any fingerprints from the lamp envelope 6 Replace the cover and tighten the lock screw Always switch off the projector and unp...

Page 27: ...ompartment back into the projector Do not change the position of the fuse holder when reinserting it into the projector Please note that these fuses are different Two secondary fuses protect the proje...

Page 28: ...o r p e h t h c t i w s d n a y a r t e h t e c a l p e r n o i t i s o p o t n i s k c o l f f o r o t c e j o r p e h t h c t i w S n o i t i s o p o r e z e h t n i e t a l p e s a b y a r t e d i...

Page 29: ...f i d o M s n e L d e z i r o t o M X 6 s l o r t n o C s u c o F s i r I d e z i r o t o M y t i c a p a C y a r T e d i l S y a r t e d i l s 0 4 1 r o 0 8 k a d o K l a u n a M s l o r t n o C m o...

Page 30: ...No responsibility is assumed for unsatisfactory operating performance due to environmental conditions such as humidity dust corrosive chemicals deposi tion of oil or other foreign matter spillage or o...

Page 31: ...NAVITAR Inc 200 Commerce Drive Rochester NY 14623 USA 716 359 4000 phone 716 359 4999 fax http navitar com internet info navitar com email...

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