SAMSUNG TECHWIN SVP-5500 Video Presenter User's Guide

Features

Various image control

Digital features on your Video Presenter provides useful and various image controls including:

-Negative/positive image conversion

-Brightness and R/B color control

-Flicker reduction

-Image rotation up to 180 o

-Image Freeze (SVP-5500DX only)

Input source selection

You can quickly switch between your computer presentation and your document presentation with the INT/EXT button on the control panel or on the remote control.

Flexible and rotatable head

The camera head and arm of your Video Presenter can be rotated up to 180 o to enable you to capture all images surround you.

Connection with PC

You can connect to PC with USB or RS-232C cable and store the projected image into the computer. You can also edit the image on the computer with the supplied SVP-5500 program. USB connection and SVP-5500 program is available for SVP-5500DX only.

Custom user settings

To avoid any interruption of presentation to reset the visual presenter, you can preset up to 8 customized settings in the memory and recall it during the presentation simply.

Remote control

You operate your presenter through a hand-held remote control, with buttons for adjusting the projected image and accessing all the presenter’s features.

Optional accessories

To enhance your use of the presenter, LCD monitor and sub camera are available. With the LCD monitor, you can view the image without connecting to a monitor or TV.

The sub camera gives you the great ability to shoot precise angles and close-up images even from a microscope.

Table of Contents

Safety Precautions ............................................................ 2

Unpacking .......................................................................... 3

Your video presenter ......................................................... 4

Front view ......................................................................... 4

Rear view .......................................................................... 5

Controls .............................................................................. 6 on the Control panel ......................................................... 6 on the Remote control ...................................................... 7

Setting up ........................................................................... 8

Connecting to output device ............................................ 10

TV or Monitor .................................................................... 10

Desktop computer ............................................................ 11

USB connection ............................................................. 11

RS-232C connection ..................................................... 11

Connecting external input ................................................ 10

AV device ......................................................................... 12

Computer .......................................................................... 13

Microphone ....................................................................... 13

Using the presenter ........................................................... 14

To see the image received from external device .............. 14

To project an object on the video presenter ..................... 16

Adjusting your image ........................................................ 19

Adjusting image size ......................................................... 19

Adjusting brightness ......................................................... 19

Adjusting image color ....................................................... 20

Positive and negative switching ........................................ 20

Rotating image ................................................................. 20

Saving image in memory .................................................. 21

Screen divide and image shift .......................................... 21

Saving custom user settings ............................................. 22

Reducing flicker ................................................................ 22

Optional accessories ........................................................ 23

LCD monitor ..................................................................... 23

Sub camera ...................................................................... 23

Storage ............................................................................... 24

Troubleshooting ................................................................ 26

Replacing fuse .................................................................. 27

Specification ...................................................................... 28

Safety precautions

Follow these safety instructions when setting up and using your Video Presenter:

1. Do not place the presenter on an unstable cart, stand, or table.

2. Do not use the presenter near water or sources of heat.

3. Use the type of power source indicated on the presenter. If you are not sure of the power available, consult your dealer or power company.

4. Place the presenter near a wall outlet where the plug can be easily unplugged.

5. Take the following precautions for the plug. Failure to comply with these precautions could result in sparks or fire: Do not insert the plug into an outlet with dust present.

Insert the plug firmly into the outlet.

6. Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords, or integral convenience receptacles. This can cause fire or electric shock.

7. Do not place the presenter where the cord can be walked on. It may result in fraying or damage to the plug.

8. Unplug the presenter from the wall outlet before cleaning. Use a damp cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners.

9. Do not block the slots and openings in the presenter case. They provide ventilation and prevent the presenter from overheating. Do not put the presenter on a sofa, rug, or other soft surface or in a built-in installation, unless proper ventilation is provided.

10. Never push objects of any kind through cabinet slots. Never spill liquid of any kind into the presenter.

11. Except as specifically explained in this User’s

Guide, do not attempt to service this product yourself. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltages and other hazards.

12. Unplug the presenter during lightning storms or when it will not be used for extended periods.

13. Do not place the presenter and remote control on top of heat-producing equipment or in a heated place, such as a car.

14. Unplug the presenter from the wall outlet and refer servicing to qualified service personnel under the following conditions:

• When the power cord or plug is damaged or frayed.

• If liquid has been spilled into the presenter, or it has been exposed to rain or water.

• If it does not operate normally when you follow the operating instructions, or if it exhibits a distinct change in performance, indicating a need for service.

• If it has been dropped or the cabinet has been damaged.

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FCC Compliance Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class A digital device, pursuant to part

15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Unpacking

When you unpack your Video Presenter, make sure that you have all these components.

Remote control Power cable

*1

Audio/Video cables

This User’s

Guide

S-video cable USB cable

*2

Dust cover

Adapter lens and lens cap

Diskette containing

SVP-5500 program and

USB driver, and its

User’s Guide

*2

*1 The shape of power cable may differ, depending on your country.

*2 Available for SVP-5500DX only.

Optional accessories

Sub camera

LCD monitor

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Your visual presenter

Front view

4

Use the button to rotate the camera head.

Main lock button

Head lock button

Camera head

Rotatable 120

270 o o to top or bottom and to right or left.

Lens adjuster

Use the switch to adjust the lens angle.

Arm

Use the switch to raise or fold the main pole.

Head lamp

Control Panel

See page 6.

Handle

Light box

IR sensor

Receives the signals from the remote control.

Head lamp

Handle is located in the bottom. Use it when you move this unit.

Rear view

Power connector

Connects to AC power outlet (100-

240V AC, 50/60Hz, 2A).

USB connector

(SVP-5500DX only)

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CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

100-240V AC, 50/60HZ, 2A RS-232C VGA IN

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

SUB

CAMERA

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

RS-232C jack

Used to connect to PC through a serial port.

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1 VIDEO OUT 1, 2 jacks

Sends video signal from your Video

Presenter to a TV or monitor. The signal from these two jacks are equivalent.

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT 1, 2 jacks

Sends audio signal from your Video

Presenter to a TV or monitor. The signals from these two jacks are equivalent.

MIC

1

AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

4

Connects optional microphone.

S-VIDEO jack

Sends video signals from your Visual

Presenter to a TV equipped with S-video input terminal.

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

3 VGA IN jack

(SVP-5500DX only)

Connects computer

VGA port using the monitor cable

100-240V AC, 50/60HZ, 2A

RS-232C VGA IN USB

4 LCD jack

Connects optional

LCD monitor.

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

RS-232C VGA IN

V

SUB

CAMERA

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC A

2 VIDEO IN 1, 2 jacks

Receives video signal from external AV device (such as VCR or camcorder). The signal from these two jacks are equivalent.

To see the signal from this jack, press

INT/EXT button on the remote control or the control panel of this unit.

AUDIO IN 1, 2 jacks

Receives audio signal from external AV device (such as VCR or camcorder). The signals from these two jacks are equivalent.

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

SUB

MERA

1

CD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

5 SUB CAMERA jack

Connects optional sub camera.

ROTECTION

F FIRE,

ITH T2A 250V FUSE.

SUB

CAMERA

1

VIDEO IN

2

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Controls

You can find the same function buttons both on the control panel of your SVP-5500 and the remote control. You can use any of them to perform the function.

on the Control panel

Used to turn power on and off.

Enlarges or reduces the image size on the screen.

Allows to choose the signal input to be displayed.

INT: Internal signal out from this unit.

EXT: External signal out from AV device (if connected to this unit).

Turns the head lamps and/or lightbox on or off.

POWER

Adjusts the brightness of the image on the screen.

ZOOM

IRIS

INT/EXT

Allows to focus automatically.

AF

LAMP AWC

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

Switches image negative or positive.

Adjusts image color automatically.

(For SVP-5500DX only)

Keeps the current image on the screen.

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Installing Batteries in the Remote Control

Before using the remote control at first time, install batteries.

1. Remove the cover on the back of the remote control.

2. Insert the batteries then replace the cover.

Battery type:

AAA type 1.5V

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1

on the Remote control

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12

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7

6

4

SVP-5500ST users can find FREEZE, SAVE,

RECALL, DIVIDE, and SHIFT buttons, but the buttons do not perform corresponding functions. The buttons are activated in SVP-

5500DX only.

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1 POWER

Turns power on and off.

2 INT/EXT

Allows to choose the signal input to be displayed.

3 NEGA/POSI

Switches image negative or positive.

4 LAMP

Turns the head lamps and/or lightbox on or off.

5 FOCUS

Allows to focus an object.

F: Used to focus an object which is in the far distance.

N: Used to focus an object being close.

AF: Used to focus automatically.

6 RED/BLUE/AWC

Adjusts the image color.

R +/- : Adjusts the red color.

B +/- : Adjusts the blue color.

AWC : Adjusts color automatically.

7 VOLUME

Adjusts the audio volume.

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REVERSE

Puts the image on the screen into reverse. It rotates the image by

180 o .

9 FREEZE (for SVP-5500DX only)

Keeps the current image on the screen.

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12

WIDE/TELE

• Enlarges the image size.

• Reduces the image size.

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OPEN/CLOSE

• Opens iris to increase the brightness.

• Closes iris to decrease the brightness.

13 EXIT

Stops current function and return to the normal mode.

14 ANTI-FLK

Reduces the flicker on the screen.

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PRESET

• Saves the customized user setting values.

• Activates the preset user settings.

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SAVE/RECALL (for SVP-5500DX only)

• Saves the projected image into the memory of this unit.

• Recalls the image from the memory.

DIVIDE (for SVP-5500DX only)

Divides the screen to see both of the current image and the image recalled from the memory simultaneously on one screen.

SHIFT (for SVP-5500DX only)

Shifts the recalled image shown in the divided screen from the left to right to see the hidden portion of the image.

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Setting up

While you pull the main lock button toward the front of the presenter, lift the arm.

Main lock button

Raise the head lamps at both sides.

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Remove the lens cap.

Plug the power cord in.

230V

120V

Adjust the angle of the lamps properly.

Holding the head, adjust the angle of the head.

Connect the output and another input device properly according to your needs.

(See pages 10 through 13.)

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Connecting to output device

TV or Monitor

Connect a TV or monitor to this presenter to display the projected image using the AV cables or S-video cable.

If you use an optional microphone or if your presentation includes sound effects which is received from AUDIO IN jack, you need to connect the audio cable to AUDIO OUT jack.

Connection

Connect the yellow plug to the VIDEO OUT and white plug to AUDIO OUT jack.

You may use 1 or 2 jack. The signal from these jacks are equivalent.

:

INUED PROTECTION

RISK OF FIRE,

NLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

VGA IN

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

SUB

CAMERA

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

Connect the yellow plug to the video input and white plug to the audio input port.

Or

If you have a TV or monitor equipped with Svideo terminal, you can connect to

S-video jack.

If you connect to S-video terminal, you may obtain more clear image, but the signal from the external

AV source (if connected) is not available on this terminal.

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2

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Desktop computer

For SVP-5500DX, connect a desktop PC using USB cable and install the supplied SVP-5500 program. You can see the projected image on the PC monitor and control the image as a graphic file using the program.

RS-232C connection is available for advanced user. If you connect a

PC with RS-232C cable, you should set up your PC and make your own program to control the projected image on PC. Ask your dealer for further details.

USB connection

(SVP-5500DX only)

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

100-240V AC, 50/60HZ, 2A RS-232C

SUB

CAMERA

VGA IN USB LCD S-VIDE

Connect to the USB port on your

PC, then install the supplied

SVP-5500 program.

RS-232C connection

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

100-240V AC, 50/60HZ, 2A RS-232C

SUB

CAMERA

VGA IN USB LCD S-VIDE

Connect to the RS-232C terminal on your PC.

RS-232C cable is not provided with the presenter. You can obtain one from your computer dealer.

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Connecting external input

AV device

If you want to use image from external video source such as as VCR, camcorder, laser disk player, DVD player, or any other compatible AV device, connect the device to your presenter. With the INT/EXT button on the presenter, you can switch the input source during presentation from this external source and the internal signal from the presenter.

If you wish to use audio, connect the audio cable between the AV device and your presenter.

Connection

Connect the yellow plug to the

VIDEO IN and white plug to

AUDIO IN jack.

You may use 1 or 2 jack. The signal from these jacks are equivalent.

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

SUB

CAMERA

C, 50/60HZ, 2A RS-232C VGA IN

VIDEO IN

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

VIDEO OUT

AUDIO OUT

2

Connect the yellow plug to the video output and white plug to the audio output port.

Computer

If you connect computer through VGA IN port, you can receive video signal from the computer.

Connection

(SVP-5500DX only)

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

0/60HZ, 2A RS-232C VGA IN

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

SUB

CAMERA

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

Connect to VGA IN terminal using the VGA cable from the computer.

VGA IN terminal is available for

SVP-5500DX only.

Please set the refresh rate of

PC graphic card below.

Resolution

640 480(VGA)

800 600(SVGA)

1024 768(XGA)

Refresh rate

60 Hz

60 Hz

60 Hz

Connect to VGA port on the computer equipped with XGA, SVGA, or VGA graphic card.

Microphone

To enhance the presentation with the presenter’s voice guidance, use a microphone. Microphone is not supplied with this presenter.

CAUTION:

FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION

AGAINST A RISK OF FIRE,

REPLACE ONLY WITH T2A 250V FUSE.

C, 50/60HZ, 2A RS-232C VGA IN

VIDEO IN VIDEO OUT

SUB

CAMERA

1

USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC AUDIO IN

2 1

AUDIO OUT

2

Use a microphone equipped with 6.3.

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Using the presenter

To see the image received from external device

Set up your video presenter properly.

(see page 8 and 9.)

Connect the input device from which you want to receive the image and the output device on which you want to see the image.

(see pages 10 through 13.)

Turn the power of the input and output device, and the video presenter on.

ZOOM

IRIS

When the video presenter is powered on, the head lamps turn on. To turn it off, press

LAMP button of the presenter.

INT/EXT

AF

AWC

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

Effective range of the remote control

When using the remote control, always aim it directly at the remote control receive window of your video presenter. Refer to the figure at the right side for acceptable range.

Choose the video source with the INT/EXT button of the presenter.

AF

LAMP AWC

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

5m

30

30

5m

12m

If NO EXT SYNC is displayed, check if the external input device is connected properly.

Open the image on the AV device or computer. Now you see the image through the TV or monitor.

• Each time you press the button, the display shows EXT1 OUT, EXT2 OUT, AUX OUT, VGA

OUT, INT OUT.

• EXT1 OUT, EXT2 OUT

Choose this mode to see the image of the AV device such as camcorder, video, laser disk player, DVD player.

• AUX OUT

Choose this mode to see the image on the optional sub camera.

• VGA OUT (available for SVP-5500DX only)

Choose this mode to see the image on the computer connected to the VGA IN port.

• INT OUT

Choose this mode to see the image through the lens of the video presenter.

If necessary, you can adjust the audio volume using the volume buttons on the remote control.

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Using the presenter

Continued

To project an object on the video presenter

Set up your video presenter properly.

(see page 8 and 9.)

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Connect to a TV or monitor to display the image.

(see page 10.)

Turn the power of the output device and the video presenter on.

ZOOM

IRIS

If you want to rotate the image displayed, use this switch to adjust the lens position.

Place the object on the lightbox, and adjust the head to face the object.

If there is no image on the TV or monitor, check if the cable is properly connected, and press the

INT/EXT button of the presenter to select the input mode to INT OUT.

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Select a proper lighting source with the LAMP button of the presenter.

Each time you press the button, head lamps on, lightbox on, then all lighting off.

INT/EXT

AF

AWC

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

0

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2

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Head lamp. Use the head lamps to project paper document and other material, and use lightbox lamp to project transparencies.

Lightbox

Remove or attach the adapter lens according to the object projected.

Rotate the lens to remove or attach it.

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• Adapter lens is required when you project an object placed on the lightbox. (Focusable distance : 24-32 cm)

• Adapter lens must be removed to focus on the object located over 80 cm away.

• You cannot focus on object properly when the distance between the object and the camera is out of range stated above.

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Focus on the object.

• In most situations, it is better to use the automatic focus feature. Use AF button for automatic focusing.

• In some conditions, however, automatic focusing may be inadequate. Then you must focus manually. Press FOCUS F (FAR) button or FOCUS N (NEAR) button on the remote control to focus on object being far away or on object being close to the camera lens.

INT/EXT LAMP AWC

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

Auto focusing is not work properly when you try to focus on objects in conditions below.

In this case, adjust the focusing manually.

Object being too far away or too close to focus on. The automatic focusable distance with the adapter lens attached is within 24 and 32 cm. Without the adapter lens, the range is 80 cm to

Object in a dark area.

The background is too bright.

Image containing several objects at the same time; some objects being close to the lens of this unit and others being far away.

Very shiny or glassy surface

Repetitive horizontal or vertical lines

Object reflecting a strong beam.

You see the image on the TV or monitor.

• To use versatile image control features, see pages 20 through 22.

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For SVP-5500DX, to change the object projected during presentation, freeze the image on the screen using FREEZE button of the presenter then change it. To cancel the freezing, press EXT button on the remote control.

INT/EXT

AF

LAMP

NEGA/POSI

AWC

Adjusting your image

Use the control buttons on the remote control or on the control panel of the presenter to adjust the projected image. Some of the main features are described below:

Adjusting image size

IRIS

Press WIDE or TELE button on the remote control to reduce or enlarge the image size displayed on the screen.

You can also use ZOOM or

ZOOM button on the control panel of the presenter to achieve the same result.

Adjusting brightness

ZOOM

WIDE TELE

Press IRIS button on the control panel or OPEN button on the remote control to lighten the overall image.

Press IRIS button on the control panel or CLOSE button on the remote control panel to darken the overall image.

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Adjusting image color

LAMP

NEGA/POSI FREEZE

For automatic color adjustment, press AWC button.

If you want to fine adjust, press

BLUE +/– or RED +/– button to increase or decrease blue or red color factor manually.

Hint:

To obtain best result, put the camera lens facing the white paper and press

AWC button.

The color level chosen will be displayed.

Positive and negative switching

LAMP AWC

FREEZE

Press NEGA/POSI button. Each time you press the button, POSI or

NEGA appears alternately on the screen. Set to POSI to see normal object and set to NEGA to see negative film.

Positive Negative

Rotating image

Press REVERSE button to turn the image upside down. This button is available only on the remote control.

Normal image Reversed image

Saving image in memory

(for SVP-5500DX only)

You can save the image up to 8 frames into your video presenter's memory. After saving you will be able to recall it.

To save the image into the memory, press SAVE button and specify the memory location within 4 seconds using the number keys from 1 through 8.

If you want to recall the saved image from memory, press

RECALL button and press the memory location number within 4 seconds. If you press and hold down RECALL button, all images saved in memory are displayed one by one.

If you want to exit from the recall mode, press EXIT button.

The memory location numbers are printed on the right side of these buttons. For example, if you want to save the image into memory location 7, press Save then press AF button printed 7 at right side.

If you turn the power off, all the saved images will be lost.

Screen divide and image shift

(for SVP-5500DX only)

You can see both the image of an object currently projected and the image saved in memory simultaneously on one screen.

Press DIVIDE button and press the memory location number within 4 seconds to recall the image you want to see.

You can see the image of an object currently projected at right side.

The recalled image from memory appears at left side.

Press SHIFT button to shift the image from the left to right. Each time you press the button, a quarter of the image will be moved from the left to right.

To cancel this mode and return to normal mode, press EXIT button.

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Saving custom user settings

(for SVP-5500DX only)

After you adjust feature value, you can save the value for next time use. You can save up to 8 different custom user settings.

To save the current value, press Save button and specify the memory location within 4 seconds using the number keys from 1 through 8.

To recall your custom setting, press the Recall button and press the memory location number within 4 seconds.

The memory location numbers are printed on the right side of these buttons. For example, if you want to save the image into memory location 7, press Save then press

AF button printed 7 at right side.

You can not save the setting on the REVERSE,

FREEZE, RECALL, DIVIDE buttons.

Reducing flicker

If your monitor screen flickers, press ANT-FLK button. It will reduce the flicker on the screen.

Optional accessories

LCD monitor

This desktop LCD monitor allows you to monitor the image projected through your video presenter.

The same image is displayed on the TV or projector connected to this unit.

VGA IN USB LCD S-VIDEO MIC

1

Connect to the LCD socket on the back of this presenter.

Sub camera

In addition to a main camera, your video presenter offers a small but very userful sub camera as an option.

This camera gives you the great ability to shoot precise angles and close up images even from a microscope.

Connect to the SUB

CAMERA socket on the back of this presenter.

SUB

CAMERA

1

VIDEO IN

2

Hold the camera as shown and shoot object freely.

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Storage

Turn the power off and unplug the power cord.

Attach the lens cap.

Fold the lamps on both sides completely.

Turn the head upside down.

While you pull the main lock button toward the front of the presenter, fold the head completely.

Use the handle when you move it.

When you do not use it for a long time, protect it with the cover supplied.

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Troubleshooting

Sometimes problems can be easily solved by checking a few basic things. Check below before you call for help or take your video presenter to an authorized service center.

Picture is not displayed.

• Check that the brightness is proper. Adjust the brightness if necessary.

See page 19.

• Check for the video cable connection.

• Check that the built-in fuse is blown.

• Check that the lens cap is removed.

Picture is not focused on properly.

• Check that the proper lens is attached to the camera.

• Press AF button to use automatic focusing feature.

• Check that the object is not too close.

Picture of a slide or a negative film is not displayed.

• Check that an lightbox lamp turns on.

• Check that the camera lens faces the object.

• Check that a proper lens is attached to the camera.

• Check that you set to NEGA or POSI properly by pressing NEGA/POSI button.

PC does not communicate using

USB.

• Make sure that SVP-5500 program is properly installed on the PC.

• Make sure that the OS is Windows 98. The program does not operate on Windows 95.

• For further details, refer to the User s Guide came with the program.

Replacing fuse

1. Remove the fuse holder on the back of this unit using a screw driver.

2. Remove the blown fuse and replace it with a spare one.

3. Replace the fuse holder.

Fuse in use

Spare

The presenter does not respond to the remote control.

• Check the batteries in the remote control. If they are used up, replace with new ones. See page 6 to install the batteries.

• Remove the batteries from the remote control if it will not be used for a month or more. This will help prevent possible damage from battery leakage. If leakage occurs, wipe up the liquid inside the compartment and replace the batteries with new ones.

Head lamp does not light up as soon as the LAMP button is pressed.

• Built-in protection circuitry is activated to protect the lamp circuit. It's normal.

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Specifications

Optical system

Image

General

Specifications

Illumination system

Lens

Shooting area

Focus

IRIS

Upper

Lower

NTSC

PAL

SYNC system

Resolution

White balance

S / N ratio

Video output

Positive/Negative switching

Remote control

Input selection

On-screen display

Image rotation

Image freeze

Image save

Image recall

Image divide

Image transfer to computer

Application software

Scan converter

Preset function

Input terminal

Output terminal

PC interface

Operating temperature/Humidity

Power

Dimension (mm)

Wight

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Description

F1.4~2.7 f=3.9~62.4, 16 X POWER ZOOM

Max : 210 x 297mm, Min : 18 x 24mm (without adaptor lens)

Max : 213 x 283mm, Min : 14 x 17.5mm (with adaptor lens)

Powered (one-touch auto focus)

Auto (with fine level adjustment)

Side arm type

Built-in light box

Pickup device: 1/4 410,000 pixels IT CCD

Total pixels: 811 (H) x 508 (V)

Effective pixels: 768 (H) x 494 (V)

Pickup device: 1/4 470,000 pixels IT CCD

Total pixels: 795 (H) x 596 (V)

Effective pixels: 752 (H) x 582 (V)

Internal SYNC

450 TVL

Manual / AWC (one-touch)

46 dB or more

C-Video (VBS 1.0 Vp-p/75

Ω unbalance)

S-Video (Y : 1.0 Vp-p/75

Ω unbalance, C : 0.3 Vp-p/75

Ω unbalance)

Available

Supplied

4 (5 ) Channels (Internal 1, External 3 (4 ))

Available

MECHANICAL (180 O

ELECTRICAL (180 O )

MAX)

Available

Available (8 Frames)

Available (8 Frames)

Available

Available (USB : full, 1/4, 1/16 mode)

Windows application in Windows 98 or later

Built-in (640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768 : 3 Modes)

Up to 8 user settings

Video (RCA/75

Ω

) X 2, Audio (RCA) X 2, VGA (15 pin D-sub) X 1,

MIC (6.3

jack/optimal impedance 600 Ω , 65dB) X 1

Video (RCA/75

Ω

) X 2, S-Video (MINI DIN 4P CON./75

Ω

) X 1,

Audio (RCA/optimal impedance 10K

Ω or more, -10dB) X 2

Built-in USB and RS-232C

+5 C ~+35 C / 30% ~ 90%

AC 100V ~ 240V, 50/60Hz

In-use: 665(W) x 510(D) x 547(H) Storage : 495(W) x 510(D) x 167(H)

8.3 kg

SVP-5500 DX only

SAMSUNG OPTO-ELECTRONICS AMERICA, INC.

40 Seaview Drwe, Secaucus N.J. 07094, U.S.A.

TEL: 1-800-762-7746, 1-201-902-0347

FAX: 1-201-902-9342

SAMSUNG TECHWIN CO. LTD

145-3 Sangdaewon 1-Dong, Jungwon-Gu,

Sungnam, Kyungki-Do, Korea 462-121

TEL : 82-31-740-8137~8141

FAX: 82-31-740-8145

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Rua Professor Manoelito de Ornellas 303 2-andar

Chacara Santo Antonio CEP:04719-040

SAO PAULO SP Brasil

TEL: 55-11-5642-0757

FAX: 55-11-5641-8023 http://www.samsungcamerausa.com