Chapter 5: Using your SMART Document Camera with SMART Notebook software. SMARTBOARD SDC-450, 450, Document Camera 450
Below you will find brief information for Document Camera 450. This guide helps you set up and utilize your new document camera to transform any learning environment into an interactive space. Learn to display documents, objects, and microscope slides, capture images and videos, and integrate with SMART Notebook software for dynamic presentations, including manipulating 3D models with the mixed reality cube.
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Key features
High-resolution 5 MP CMOS sensor
8x optical zoom, 8x digital zoom
Up to 30 frames per second
Automatic or manual focus
Maximum shooting area 15 3/4" × 11 3/4"
Integrated microphone and flexible arm
Microscope mode with adapters
VGA, DVI-I, and composite video outputs
Supports SD/SDHC cards (up to 32 GB) and USB drives
Integrates with SMART Notebook software and Mixed Reality Tools
Frequently asked questions
The SMART Document Camera 450 has three main modes: Camera mode for live viewing and capture, Computer Pass-Through mode for displaying computer input, and Playback mode for viewing stored images and videos.
To connect to a computer, set the USB switch on the left-side connection panel to the computer icon, then connect a USB cable from the document camera's rear USB receptacle to your computer. Ensure SMART Notebook software 11 SP1 or later is installed.
Yes, the document camera supports SD/SDHC cards (up to 32 GB, speed class 10 recommended) and USB drives for storing captured images, audio, and video recordings.
In Camera mode, press the Menu button, navigate to the Image tab, select 'MODE', and then choose 'Sharp' for text documents or 'Graphics' for documents with images.
The mixed reality cube allows you to interact with and manipulate 3D models within SMART Notebook software using the Mixed Reality Tools.