VideoLabs DocCam Pro VC Installation & User Manual Download Page 13

Image Pick-up Device

1/4” CCD

Total Pixels

410,000

Number of Effective Pixels

768H x 494V

Horizontal Resolution

450 TV lines

Sensitivity

3 lux

Lens: (Horizontal angle)

F1.4(w)-F2.8(t) [47˚(w)-3˚(t)]

Mechanical Zoom

F-4 64mm; 16X

Video Output

S-Video/Composite/L&R Audio

Computer Input

VGA (15 Pin HD)

Scan Converter Resolution

Up to 1024x768 @ 75Hz (XGA)

Illumination S/N (min)

46dB

White Balance

Auto

Back Light Compensation

Auto

Iris

Auto

Shutter

Auto Exposure

Focus

Auto

Focal Range

Infinity-1m(t)-0.01m(w)

Power

12 VDC

Current Consumption

865mA

Microphone

Line Level Stereo; 1 V @ 600ohms

Control

Keypad, IR Remote

Operating Temperature

0˚C to 40˚C

Weight

11lbs/5kg

Footprint (in use)

8in. x 11in. (20.3cm x 27.9cm)

Footprint (collapsed)

18in. x 11in. (40.6cm x 27.9cm)

Neck

18in. (46cm) -2 Section Telescoping

Head

6 Degrees of Freedom (mechanical)

Cable Set

6’–VGA Cable; 12’–Stereo Audio/Video
Cable; 25’ S-Video Cable; USB Cable

DocCam Pro Digital Specifications

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Troubleshooting continued

Problem

No picture is seen from the VGA
input.

The edges on the image from the
computer are cut off.

Suggestion

Check monitor, LCD projector or
other video device to ensure it is
operating correctly.

Check that video/VGA button is
pushed into correct mode.

Switch the scan converter form
“overscan” mode to “underscan”.

Verify that scan converter is not
in “zoom” mode.

Summary of Contents for DocCam Pro VC

Page 1: ...READ AND RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Integrated Document Camera Installation User Guide DocCam Pro VC ...

Page 2: ...W KEYS Use to select different scan converter functions and to adjust values or ENTER Activates the scan converter function to be adjusted VIDEO VGA Switches between camera and scan converter ZOOM Zooms video image out LIGHTS Turns IllumaFlex lights on off VIDEO GRAPHICS INPUT XGA L R Audio Out Composite Video Power In DC 12V S Video RIGHT AUDIO OUT COMPOSITE VIDEO OUT LEFT AUDIO OUT S VIDEO OUT 1...

Page 3: ... move the telescoping arm to its normal upright position see cover photo pull the spring pin at the base and raise it The pin will click into three 3 different positions flat 45 degrees and straight up Then loosen the knurled compression ring on the arm s midpoint and extend the arm until it stops Tighten the compression ring 4 Unwrap the two IllumaFlex light units and insert in the connectors on ...

Page 4: ...ack and spins in its bracket to allow use as a document camera or as an aux iliary camera for presentation viewing For document viewing spin the camera Figure 2 Unscrewing the camera s lens head so the arrow is pointing down and pivot the camera head down to face the document The lens will focus automatically 4 For use as an auxiliary camera spin the camera head so the arrow is pointing up Then pi...

Page 5: ...mpartment 3 Replace the battery cover Turning the Camera On 1 After you ve made all the proper connec tions press the Power button on the camera keypad or the remote control unit If the camera has not powered up on its own 2 Allow a few seconds after you ve pressed the button for the camera to warm up and reset itself If you can t see an image or the image is not in focus refer to the Troubleshoot...

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Page 7: ... view a computer display on any regular TV monitor To use the scan converter 1 First set up the camera for normal use as described above 2 Then connect the supplied VGA cable between the VGA In jack on the back of the camera and the VGA output on your computer where the monitor is usually connected Turn on your computer 3 To view the computer display on your TV monitor press the video VGA button o...

Page 8: ...ness level eight levels are available To exit again press the Menu button Zoom When the Zoom function is enabled the screen displays a zoomed image of 1 4 of the computer screen separating the computer screen image into four 4 sections Press Menu to display the on screen dis play controls Use the arrow keys to select the zoom icon Press Enter to zoom in Use the arrow keys to move throught the scre...

Page 9: ...cales the VGA image so the entire image is visible Press Menu to display the on screen dis play controls Use the arrow keys to select the overscan underscan icon Press Enter to zoom in Use the arrow keys to toggle between the overscan underscan modes To exit again press the Menu button Positioning Allows you to center the image on the TV monitor Press Menu to display the on screen dis play control...

Page 10: ...s or to customize the display for any special applications Press Menu to display the on screen dis play controls Use the arrow keys to locate the color bar icon Press Enter To exit press Enter again or Menu Reset Home Returns all options back to factory set defaults Press Menu to display the on screen display controls Use the arrow keys to select the reset icon Press Enter Use the arrow keys to ad...

Page 11: ...de Keep the camera away from food and liquid Avoid touching the lens Clear any dust with a blower For accidental smears or smudges wipe carefully with a lens cleaning cloth Clean exterior of camera by wiping with a clean damp cloth do not use any abrasive chemicals Use both hands whenever adjusting the neck of the camera this will avoid any unnecessary strain on the camera s base and will keep the...

Page 12: ... video device to ensure it is operating correctly Check that video VGA is in cor rect mode Is the TV VCR set to the correct channel for live input Refer to your TV VCR owner s manual Is the person speaking too far from the base of the camera or in back of the camera The camera microphones should be positioned behind the speaker units This helps elimi nate feedback Verify the audio out cable from t...

Page 13: ...reo 1 V 600ohms Control Keypad IR Remote Operating Temperature 0 C to 40 C Weight 11lbs 5kg Footprint in use 8in x 11in 20 3cm x 27 9cm Footprint collapsed 18in x 11in 40 6cm x 27 9cm Neck 18in 46cm 2 Section Telescoping Head 6 Degrees of Freedom mechanical Cable Set 6 VGACable 12 StereoAudio Video Cable 25 S Video Cable USB Cable DocCam Pro Digital Specifications 13 Troubleshooting continued Prob...

Page 14: ...to outbound shipping VideoLabs will not accept responsibility for shipment after the camera has left the premises VideoLabs Technical Support VideoLabs technicians will determine and discuss with the customer the criteria for repair costs and or replacement Contact VideoLabs Technical Support through one of these sources Phone 866 384 3245 U S only or 763 542 0061 E mail support videolabs com or W...

Page 15: ...trol functions 15 Warning Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compli ance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE 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 in...

Page 16: ...bited VideoLabs is a registered trademark of E mergent Inc DocCam Pro is a trademark of E mergent Inc Specifications subject to change without notice Form Number VL1164 5 01 5960 Golden Hills Drive Minneapolis MN 55416 1040 763 542 0061 800 467 7157 www videolabs com info videolabs com ...

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