Lumens DC130 Manual de usuario

Using the Lumens DC130 Document Camera

Connection

Once installed, the basic connection setup should already be done for you. When set up correctly, you should be able to

use programs on your computer AND project from the document camera at the same time. If this doesn’t work (or if your

document camera is not yet connected), please use the diagram below as your guide. The video signal (VGA) cables run

from the computer to the input on the splitter box first. From there, the splitter splits the video signal in two:

1) One cable goes through the document camera and on to the LCD projector.

(Into the document camera at the VGA IN port, and then out to the wall plate from the VGA OUT port).

2) The other cable goes from the splitter directly to your computer monitor.

Use a VGA cable to connect all

parts of the diagram

litter box

Document

Camera

GA IN

GA OUT (to LCD

projector)

Power Connection

The document camera

and the splitter box

both require power:

Button Overview

Control Knob Location Power Button

Adjusting Focus

To adjust the focus, turn the knob on the top.

The power

cord on the

splitter box

must also

be plugged

into the

power strip.

Press the red

button to turn

on the

document

camera. The

light on the

button will turn

blue to

indicate that it

is on.

The power

cord runs

from the AC

connection

to your

power strip.

Location

buttons

and

knobs

Turn

this to

adjust

focus.

Adjusting the Light

If the image seems too bright or dark, turn the knob. Turn it to the left to make it darker and to the right to make it brighter.

If you are having any trouble with glare move the light away from or closer to the document.

Zoom In and Out

You can zoom in and out two different ways. First, you can move the arm up and down. Or you can press the black knob

once and turn it to have it zoom in digitally.

Capturing Images with the Lumens Document Camera

Press

the

black

knob

once

and turn

Move

the arm

up and

down.

Turn knob

without

pushing it to

change

brightness.

Move the

light away

from the

document to

reduce

glare.

Put the square

end of the

USB cable in

here:

Connect the USB cable from the document camera to the computer.

Connect the flat end of the USB

cable to your computer.

(You can use either the USB

ports on the front or in the back of

the computer.)

Document

Camera

Capturing an Image with View II

Using the Lumens View II Image Capture software

1. Make sure that the document camera is turned on and connected to the computer using the USB cable.

2. Click From to the Start button, click on Programs and then PSProductUBAP.

(The icon looks like this: )

3. Click on the VCR button on the top right. The image from the document camera will appear on the screen.

Capturing an Image

Move the object or document under the document camera, until it is arranged the way you want it for the picture.

1. When you are ready to capture a picture of the object click on the Camera button as shown below.

2. Then, click the capture button at the bottom of the page.

This is the VCR

button. Click it

to make the

document

camera image

appear on your

screen.

1. Click the

camera button

when you are

ready to take the

picture.

2. Click Capture to

take a picture of it.

3. Browse to your F:\ drive space to choose a Save in… location. Give the picture a name and click Save.

Inserting/Viewing a Saved Picture

The picture files that you capture are saved as images. You can insert them into Word, PowerPoint, Publisher or into

many other programs.

To find insert your image into Word, PowerPoint, Publisher or other programs:

1. From the Insert menu, choose Picture and From File…

2. Browse to the image file that you saved. Double-click the file to insert (or click it once to select it, and then click

the insert button).

You can resize the image in your document by clicking and dragging the handles on the corners until the picture is the

desired size.

Select

the file

and then

click

insert

The filename and

the Save button

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