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General| Brand | Genee World |
|---|---|
| Model | Genee Vision 8100 |
| Category | Projector |
| Language | English |
Important safety instructions to prevent fire, electric shock, and equipment damage when using the visualiser.
Identifies the main physical parts of the visualiser, including camera, stand, stage, and control panel.
Details the layout and function of buttons on the visualiser's operation panel.
Details the functions of buttons on the remote control for operating the visualiser from a distance.
Illustrates and describes the various input and output ports on the rear and side panels of the visualiser.
Instructions on how to lift and position the camera stand and arm lights for basic operation.
Explains RGB output formats (SVGA/XGA) and setting outputs for best picture quality.
Guides on inserting the CD-ROM and initiating the software setup window.
Details the installation process for programs, drivers, and provides important system requirements.
How to place materials on the stage, adjust zoom, and focus for optimal image display.
Describes how the arm lights and back light operate when the LAMP button is pressed.
Functions for freezing images and adjusting brightness levels for optimal viewing.
Procedures for auto adjustments and switching between text/image modes.
Switching between different video (S-Video, Video) and RGB input sources.
Controlling projector power (On/Standby) and selecting input signals.
How to V-reverse and vertically mirror the image using the 'Mir' button.
Splitting the image into live and frozen snapshots using the 'SPLIT' button.
Switching between Dynamic mode for clear motion and Static mode for still images.
Freezing the top 1/8 of the screen image while the rest remains live.
Saving up to 7 images and recalling them later for display.
Notes on remote control range, interference, and built-in storage compartment.
Using buttons to scroll the image up or down to view different parts.
Using the USB port for transferring images and as a 3-D scanner.
Connecting and setting up RS232 control of the visualiser from a computer.
Overview of the toolbar functions for controlling and capturing images via computer.
Capturing video streams, setting time limits, and frame rates via computer.
Checking the RS232 connection status between the visualiser and the computer.
Selecting the projector model or inputting control codes for compatibility.
How to input projector control codes in numerical value format.
How to input projector control codes in character string format.
Details the pinout for the visualiser's RS232 port and matching projector ports.
Using the software's testing function to verify projector control code correctness.
Performing the projector code test using the software and checking connection.
Instructions on how to fold the arm lights down onto the base.
Rotating and folding the camera head and stand down to the front panel.
Important warnings about not laying the unit flat or picking it up by the camera stand.
Lists key technical specifications like colour system, pickup device, resolution, and lens.
Details specifications for arm lights, back light, and input connection types.
Specifies output connectors, operating system, USB, RS232, and power requirements.
Provides dimensions, weight details, and a list of included accessories.
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