Vizitech 3DAVROVER Manual de usuario

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3DAVRover

User’s Guide 2014

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WARRANTY AND MAINTENANCE INFORMATION

Thank you for purchasing the AVRover portable AV system from Sound Video

Systems. We have assembled this system according to strict quality standards.

You should receive many years of reliable service from your AVRover. Your

AVRover may contain components with manufacturer’s warranties that pass

through to you. Sound Video Systems warrants each AVRover “Base Unit” for

a period of five (5) years from the time of end user delivery. The “Base Unit”

includes the powder coated metal cart, drawers and/or storage compartments,

wheels, wiring harnesses, mounted speakers and the AVRover brand mixer

amp. Components such as projectors, DVD’s, Computers, and other devices

will carry their own manufacturers warranties that will be passed on to you.

You will receive operation manuals, remotes and batteries for the major compo-

nent parts in your AVRover system. Even though you may not need these

items to operate your system, you should keep them in a safe place for future

use.

The rack screws used in the installation of your AVRover may require a security

bit to remove the components for maintenance. The keys to the storage com-

partment are attached to the outside of the system. Keep this key in a safe

place.

STANDARD WARRANTY- The AVRover System comes with a five (5) year

Limited Warranty.

All component parts of the AVRover carry various warranties from the manufac-

turers of the particular component part. Sound Video Systems is a factory au-

thorized warranty repair facility for most of the component parts contained in the

system. If you should experience trouble with your system, call us toll free at

(800)724-0236. We will assist you in getting your system functioning as quickly

and efficiently as possible.

The five (5) year limited warranty includes parts and telephone assistance, ex-

cluding damages caused by accidents, misuse, lightning, fire, other acts of God,

etc. This warranty does not include transportation of the AVRover to or from a

designated repair facility. The customer is responsible for providing technically

capable personnel to affect preventative maintenance, and if necessary, simple

repairs under the direction of SVS technical staff including but not limited to the

removal of a faulty component part for replacement. Sound Video Systems will

have the option to replace or repair any AVRover “Base Unit” parts under this

warranty.

NON-WARRANTY SERVICE

Please be aware of the following. Some of the equipment integrated into the

AVRover system may still have a separate manufacturer’s warranty. If a com-

ponent of your system fails, you will be responsible for disconnecting it from

your AVRover, sending it to Sound Video Systems or another Warranty Repair

Facility, and reintegrating it back into your AVRover. Repairs, if not covered by

a manufacturer’s warranty will be billed at standard repair rates. Phone support

will be available from AVRover certified technicians.

Available Content for the 3DAVRover

Reference

#DESCRIPTION

SVS-E3D5 Eureka.in 3D Stereoscopic Content by Designmate (200 videos,

Purchase) 5 yr single user license

SVS-

E3DHD

Eureka.in 3D Stereoscopic Content by Designmate Hard Disc for

end user installation only

SVS-E3D1 Eureka.in 3D Stereoscopic Content by Designmate (200 videos,

1 yr. license)

SVS-EA5 Eureka.in 3D Stereoscopic Animations by Designmate (50 ani-

mations 5 yr. license)

SVS-EA1 Eureka.in 3D Stereoscopic Animations by Designmate (50 ani-

mations 1 yr. license)

SVS-AIB Amazing Interactives Biology Lessons (Purchase)

SVS-AIC Amazing Interactives Chemistry Lessons (Purchase)

SVS-AIM Amazing Interactives Math Lessons (Purchase) 33 lessons

SVS-AIE Amazing Interactives Elementary (Purchase) 8 Individual Learn-

ing Modules

SVS-

AIDTS Amazing Interactives Discover the Senses (Purchase)

SVS-

AIDTR

Amazing Interactives Discover the Respiratory System

(Purchase)

SVS-CS3D Cyber Science 3D Stereoscopic Interactive Content (75 files,

Purchase)

SVS-CS3D Cyber Science 3D Stereoscopic Interactive Content (75 files,

Purchase)

SVS-JTMP JTM Concepts Science Primary Content (31 lessons)

SVS-JTMI JTM Concepts Science Intermediate Content (53 lessons)

SVS-

JTMJHS JTM Concepts Science Jr. HS Content (52 lessons)

SVS-

JTMSHS JTM Concepts Science Sr. HS Content (47 lessons)

SVS-

VfrogD V-Frog Dissector (single user license)

SVS-

VfrogDS V-Frog Dissector (site license)

SVS-

3DWARRA

NTY AVRover 3D Content Support 1 yr Extended Warranty

Table of Contents

Important Information…………………...........

Components of the AVRover ………….……..

Getting Started…………………………….......

Using the AVRover…………………………......

Powering up the AVRover …………….

Adjusting the Projected Image………….......

Removing the Projector..............................

Using the Computer………….......

Amplifier……………………………….......

Microphone…………………………...........

Turning Off the System ……………………...

Troubleshooting….………………….................

Troubleshooting Cont’d……………………….

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Troubleshooting Cont.

Problem Check

Picture is green on INPUT 1

(COMPONENT)/INPUT 2

(COMPONENT).

Picture is pink (no green) on IN-

PUT 1 (RGB)/INPUT 2 (RGB)

 Change the input signal type

setting

 When you cannot select an input

signal type, select “Color is fad-

ed or poor” in Help menu, after

selecting an item other than

“RGB” in Picture Mode” , and

then select an input signal type.

Picture is too bright and whitish.  Image adjustments are

incorrectly set

The cooling fan becomes noisy.  When temperature inside the

projector increases, the cooling

fan runs faster.

The lamp does not light up even

after the projector turns on.

The lamp suddenly turns off during

projection.

 The lamp indicator is illuminat-

ing in red. Replace the lamp.

The image sometimes flickers.

 Cables incorrectly connected to

the projector or the connected

equipment works improperly.

 Select “Vertical stripes or flick-

ering image appear” in the

“Help” menu and make the

necessary adjustments.

 If this happens frequently, re-

place the lamp.

The lamp needs a lot of time to turn

on.  The lamp will eventually need to

be changed. While the remain-

ing lamp life draws to a close,

replace the lamp.

Important Information

With proper care, Sound Video Systems’ presentation console

will provide you with many years of trouble-free operation.

 The projector inside the console is a high-brightness light source. Do

not stare directly into the light and do not allow children to look di-

rectly into the light.

 To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product

to rain or moisture. Do not expose the console to dripping or splash-

ing liquids.

 Do not place any object that has an open flame or is filled with liquid

on the console. Avoid keeping beverages on top of the console.

 This console has a three-wire grounding-type plug. This plug only fits

into a grounded power outlet or extension cord. Do not remove third

prong or try to fit into a standard outlet. Contact an electrician to

replace outlet if needed.

 To prevent tripping hazards and damage to cables, coil any extension

cable that exits the console onto the cable wrap, especially during stor-

age or transport.

 Do not plug unnecessary item in auxiliary power outlet. The outlet is

intended for laptop and document camera only. The system and the

additional load may overload the system power surge.

 Use caution when attempting to open the rear door of the AV Rover,

as wires are attaching the unit to the rear door. Removing the rear

door without attention to the attached speaker and amplifier wires

will damage the system.

 Unit should be moved by authorized adults only; do not allow chil-

dren to move the unit. Do not sit or ride on unit.

 Prior to moving unit, remove all equipment and items from on top of

unit and disconnect all electrical cords from wall outlets.

 Do not allow equipment to overhang or extend beyond edge of top or

shelves and close all doors and drawers, removing the keys before

moving.

 Unlock the casters. PUSH unit, from narrow side only, NEVER

PULL.

 Be certain you have clear vision and avoid rough or uneven surfaces

and remove obstacles in your path.

Push at a slow walking pace, applying force to the narrow side.

Troubleshooting

Problem Check

No picture and no sound or

projector does not start.  System power cord is not plugged into the wall

outlet.

 Power to the external connected devices is off.

 The selected input mode is wrong.

 Cables may have come loose.

 External output has not been set on the laptop

computer.

Sound is heard but no pic-

ture appears or picture is

dark.

 Cables may have come loose.

 “Bright” is set to the minimum position.

 Depending on the computer you are using, an

image may not be projected unless the signal

output setting of the computer is switched to the

external output. Refer to the computer’s opera-

tion manual for how to switch its signal output

settings.

Color is faded or poor.  Image adjustments are incorrectly set on the

projector.

 Make adjustments of “Color” and “Tint” in

“Picture Mode” (Video Input only)

 Video Input system is incorrectly set on the

projector.

Picture is blurred; noise

appears.  Adjust the focus

 The projection distance exceeds the focus range.

(Computer Input Only)

 Perform “Fine Sync” Adjustments (Phase Ad-

justments)

 Noise may appear depending on the computer.

Picture appears but no

sound is heard.  Cables are incorrectly connected

 Volume is set to minimum.

 The amplifier is not turned on.

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Warnings:

 Unplug the console during electrical storms or if it won’t be used for a long

period of time.

 Unplug the console from the wall before you install any additional compo-

nents or perform any maintenance. In addition, make sure your peripheral

devices aren’t on when you’re making cable connections.

 If you need to lift the unit for travel purposes, lift from the bottom, using

your legs to avoid personal injury or damage to the unit.

Find additional Safety information at www.avrover.com,

or call 800-724-0236

Components of the 3D Rover

Projector

XLR Input

Mixer /Amplifier

Computer

Projector

Adjustment

Retractable

25 ft power

cord

Non marking

locking wheels

Using the Computer:

1. Power up the projector as described in the above procedure.

2. Turn on the Computer by pressing the Power Button.

Turning off the System

1. Shut down the computer as you normally would power down

a computer.

2. Press the power button twice to turn off the projector. The

projector will ‘rev’ up its fan and then shutdown completely.

This may take a few moments, but be sure the projector does

shut down.

3. DO NOT unplug the system’s power cord until the projector

fan has stopped. Moving the system while the projector is still

hot may cause damage to the lamp.

4. Press the power buttons on the DVD/VHS and amplifier to

completely shut down the unit.

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Locking Storage

Drawers

Getting Started

Sound Video System’s

presentation console is

a rugged rolling unit (35” high) with all of its components securely mounted

inside. Using the presentation console is as easy as rolling it into place,

plugging it into an electrical outlet, and turning it on. There are no doors to

open, no shelves to deploy, and no need to find the remote

controls since all component controls are easily accessible, including the

projector that is securely mounted on an easily-adjusted, tilting shelf.

Using the Console

Because the cabinet is mobile, you can easily wheel it to any location for a

presentation. Once in place, you’re now able to access the devices to deliv-

er your multimedia presentation.

Connecting a User’s Laptop

The Sound Video System comes equipped with the cables needed to use a

laptop. Connect the VGA cable to the 15 pin monitor jack on your laptop

and the audio cable to the headphones jack.

Using a Laptop Computer

1. Connect the pull out VGA and audio cable and connect to the com-

puter and power the projector and the PC as described above.

2. If the computer’s image is not already displaying on the projector,

press the “Video Input or Source” button. The projector should

now display the image of the connected computer.

3. The Laptop Cables will always be connected to VGA Input #1.

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Powering up the Sound Video System

1. –After plugging the unit into the electrical

outlet, turn on the projector. Press the power button shown through the

top of the console.

2. –The projector will display which video output it is

currently utilizing. To select the option you want to use, (eg. Computer,

VCR, DVD) press the “input” or “source” button until your desired video

source is showing.

Turn on the projector

Video Input

Using the Components

The Sound Video System comes equipped with an amplifier, line out, and

microphone input jack.

Amplifier

If the red LED is not already lit, located above the power button, press the

button to the “on” position. Once “on,” the red LED should light on the

amplifier.

Microphone

Connect the microphone to the input shown.

Some microphones have on/off switches on their handles. Verify that it is

turned on. The microphone will be ready to use as soon as it is plugged in.

The microphone has been programmed into the system to override any oth-

er audio output. Therefore, when you speak into the microphone, any oth-

er sounds that were playing will be lower in volume and the voice will be

heard through the speakers. Adjust the microphone volume control on the

amplifier.

Line Out

The red and white RCA jacks can connect external powered speakers to the

amplifier incorporating the AVRover into your existing sound system.

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Adjusting a Lopsided Image

If the image is lopsided, rotate one side of the console forward or back-

ward. If that doesn’t resolve the issue, you may need to adjust the keystone.

See projector manual for instructions.

Adjusting the Image

While you’re trying to center the rectangular image, please note that it is not

always possible to get a perfectly shaped image. This is because the screen,

projector, console, and floor are independent, physical variables.

 When centering the image stand behind the console.

 Using the adjustment pull cord on the side of the console, raise or lower

the image by pulling the cord. Lock it into place by pulling the cord

downward.

 Moving the cabinet left or right will adjust the horizontal alignment.

 To make the image larger, move the console backward, and likewise

move the console forward to make the image smaller.

 The zoom lens will allow you to set the zoom to near maximum. This

will give you the largest image at the shortest distance, leaving a small

portion of the zoom to make final adjustments.

Projector & Combo Installation Instructions

Projector Removal

 Remove projector mount by removing the projector face panel and the

projector mount assembly with the security bit provided. Note the adjust-

ment cord configuration and undo from the cleat end. This will allow the

mount assembly to be removed. It may be necessary to disconnect the mi-

crophone cable from the amplifier to completely remove the shelf.

 The projector is attached to the projector mount with machine screws

that can be removed with an Phillips head screwdriver. Note the position of

the spacers before removing the projector from the mount. Service can now

be performed on the projector.

Projector Installation

 Use T-27 bit (located in accessory package) to remove 8 security screws

that secure back door. Gently remove door from unit (approximately 4 to 5

inches) and disconnect speaker wires from speaker located on rear door.

 Feed rope into unit and clear from eyebolt on projection shelf. Leave

rope tied to D-ring.

 Use T-20 to remove security plate and projector mount.

 Set projector upside down with lens facing out and away from you.

 Align lens in middle of mounting plate, or as close as possible.

 Align mounting holes on bottom of projector with slots on mounting

plate.

 If projector does not lay flat on mounting plate, use spacers to help level

projector.

 Install projector mount assembly and security plate onto rack rails.

 Laying system on its back side may facilitate mounting the shelf. Loop

rope through eye bolt, back through D-ring, and then out through console

and feed into cleat. Tie knot and make sure that projector has full range of

motion (up and down).

Attach yellow video cable (that is provided) to projector. Plug power cord

from projector and combo to power strip. Connect VGA cable to projector.

Slide cable jacket (provided) over the VGA cable and the laptop audio cable.

Make sure all cords and cables are reconnected before you put power to unit.

If you have any questions or concerns please call Sound Video Systems of

WNY, LLC at (800) 724-0236. Thank you for your business and

enjoy your AV Rover!

Additional 3DAVRover Options

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Freeclass and Wizteach Software

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SVS-ROVERPAD Interactive Slate/Tablet

SVS-Lock Wall Lock Bracket and AVRover Attachment Plates

SVS-DCS

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face

SVS-PDC Protective Dust Cover (SVS200 or 3DAVRover)

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