Ken A Vision Video Flex 7100 Manuel utilisateur

Video Flex 7000 Series

Instruction Manual

7100

7100P

7200HD

7300

7300P

7600

7600P

Video Flex 7000® Series Instruction Manual

Thank you for your purchase of a Ken-A-Vision Video Flex®7000 series

camera! You have acquired a high resolution solution to any presentation

need, be it classroom or conference room. Images captured by your camera

will be transmitted directly to your TV/Monitor, Projector, or VCR (7100,

7100P, 7300, 7300P,) or through your computer to a Projector, DVR, Flash

Drive or other digital device (7200HD). The 7600 and 7600P may be used

either as an analog/video device, or a digital device or both simultaneously,

giving you the advantages of both formats, and transmitting an image to all

kinds of Output Devices. All images can be shown at full screen!

As you unpack your unit it should include the following parts besides the

camera itself.

7100, 7300 7100P, 7300P

• Units Formatted for NTSC

Operation

• Units Formatted for PAL

Operation

• Appropriated Power Supply • Appropriate Power Supply

• RCA Composite Video and

Audio Cable

• RCA Composite Cables

• S-Video Cable • S-Video Cable

• 28mm Microscope Adapter • 28mm Microscope Adapter

• Discovery Scope Kit • Discovery Scope Kit

• Ball and Socket Head • Ball and Socket Head

If any components are missing, please contact your authorized Ken-A-Vision®

dealer.

Setting up and using Your Video Flex®is as Easy as 1, 2, 3...

1. Connecting the Video Flex®to Power Supply

7100, 7100P, 7300, 7300P, 7600, 7600P:

First prepare your switching (automatically switches from 110v to 240v) power

supply for camera use. Remove it from its packing, and select the appropriate

male plug for your locality. (In USA it is a standard 2-prong plug) Put the 'box'

of the plug in one hand, and then slide the appropriate male plug into position

on the "box". (It will only go on in one direction without excessive force).

7200HD

• Attached USB Cable

• Powered by USB So No Separate Power Cable

• 28mm Microscope Adapter

• Ball and Socket Head

•DiscoveryScopeKit

• Applied Vision™ Software CD

• Applied Vision Manual

7600 - (Same parts as 7100,7300

with following additions)

7600P -(Same parts as 7100P,

7300P with following additions)

• Units formatted for NTSC • Units formatted for PAL

• USB 2.0 Cord • USB 2.0 Cord

• Applied Vision™ Software CD • Applied Vision™ Software CD

• Applied Vision Manual • Applied Vision Manual

Now plug the small, round male plug at the other end of the power supply,

into the Video Flex®camera, in the slot marked PWR, in the middle back of

the unit.

Plug the Video Flex®camera unit into your power source. If unit was

purchased or shipped to the country of use, the plug has the correct male

adapter and is rated for the correct voltage.

Push the button on the top of unit and light comes on and your Video Flex®

unit is now powered.

Should you need a replacement power supply, contact Ken-A-Vision or your

dealer. When using internationally, be sure to use the correct AC input voltage

either 110V, 220V, or 240V output voltage. For your Video Flex to operate

correctly, it should be operated at between 5V-16V with a minimum of 500mA.

Substitution or use of non-Video Flex®parts may void your warranty.

7200HD:

This digital camera is powered by the attached USB connected to the unit, and

in order to power the USB Plug must be inserted into the USB port of your

computer. In general it is better to wait until you have loaded the Applied

Vision™ Software on your computer to power up your unit.

2. Connecting the Video Flex®to an Output Device:

7100, 7100P, 7300, 7300P - also the 7600, 7600P if only wishing to use

analog/video output:

Composite Connections;

Connecting the Video Cable (RCA type Composite, yellow is for video, red is

for audio)

Simply connect the yellow video composite connector into the "video-in" on

your TV/Monitor, VCR or Projector (output device). Connect the other end of

the composite cable to the yellow "C-VID" female plug on your Video Flex®

camera unit. (plug is located on back of unit, slightly left of center). If unit is

powered up and red light of unit is on, video image from camera should

appear on your output device.

S-Video Connections:

The S-Video cable is a 4-pin cable which plugs into the rear of your Video

Flex®camera unit. Simply connect S-Video connector into the "S-Video-in" on

your TV/Monitor, VCR or Projector (output device). Connect the other end of

the S-Video cable to the "S-VID" female plug on your Video Flex®camera unit

(plug on back of unit, at the far left of center). If unit is powered up and red

light of unit is on, video image from camera should appear on your S-Video

output device.

•TV/Monitor

Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable or the S-Video

cable from the Video Flex®camera into the "Video In" connector of the

TV/Monitor. If no "Video-in" is available, you may need an RF Modulator

or a VCR recorder. See owner's manual of TV/Monitor for operating

procedures. (Commonly TV/Monitor must be set on "AUX" for auxiliary).

•VCR(Recorder)

Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable or the S-Video

cable from the Video Flex®camera into the "Video-In" connector on the

VCR. Connect VCR cables from your VCR to TV. See owner's manual of

VCR for operating procedures.

•Projector

Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable from the Video

Flex®camera into the "Video-In" connector on the video projector.

(Modern projectors rarely have S-Video, but if available, follow normal

connection procedures). See owner's manual of video projector for

operating procedures.

72000HD (Digital Video Device), or 7600, 7600P if operating as a digital

unit:

Prior to connecting the USB cable, you must first install the supplied software.

Please see the Applied Vision™ Software booklet provided with the enclosed

software CD.

Once the software is loaded onto your computer, connect the USB cable

(permanently attached to 7200, cable in box of 7600 or 7600P) to the

computer with the standard rectangle shaped USB plug. With the 7600 and

7600P plug the other end (smaller, more square shaped USB connector) into

the Video Flex®camera in the plug marked USB. (Plug on Video Flex

located on the back of the unit at the far right end and labeled USB).

Click on the desktop icon for the software, follow simple instructions and

camera should show an image on your computer screen. See Applied

Vision™ Software Manual if there are any problems with an image. You are

ready to go!

Output from computer to Projector, VCR, DVR, Flash drive, CD's and/or DVD

will, most commonly, use VGA (15 pin) cables, but there are other possibilities

dependent upon your computer set up. See the owner's manual of the

computer for the operating procedures.

Note1: The USB cable provides ample power to the camera, no separate

power supply needed.

Note2: On the 7600 and 7600P, if the USB is connected, THE POWER SUPPLY

DOES NOT NEED TO BE CONNECTED. In fact, trying to run a 7600 or

7600P with both USB and power cord connected may adversely affect the

image quality or cause the image to flicker. When the USB is connected, all

plugs on the back of the unit (composite and S-video plus the USB will work

simultaneously without the power cord!

3. Capture and store images:

If you have are using an analog/video unit (7100. 7100P, 7300, 7300P, or

7600/7600P on analog use only, you may record images to a VCR or other

comparable analog unit. If you are using a 7200UM, or 7600/7600P on

digital use, images may be recorded to a computer, DVR, Flash Drive, CD or

similar digital unit using Applied Vision Software. The Applied Vision Software

will allow you to record single images, a sequence of time lapse images, a

time lapse movie, or a movie. Images may also be captured and retained

using the camera function on an Interactive White Board (IWB).

5. Picture quality adjustment

• Brightness/Contrast:

7300, 7300P, 7600, 7600P (in analog mode)

The amount of light can be adjusted using the manual contrast controls

on the base of the Video Flex®. There are two sunburst buttons that allow

you to adjust the brightness. Hold down the desired button until desired

clarity is achieved.

Models 7600, 7600P (in digital mode), 7200UM - brightness and

contrast may be adjusted independently using Applied Vision™ Software.

At the lower left corner of the image find a button entitled "Color Balance"

Clicking on this button will open a set of sliding scales on bottom of

image which will allow adjustment of Brightness, Contrast and Saturation.

Slide these back and forth while watching the image to find the desired

image quality.

• Positive/Negative Image:

7300/7300P and 7600/7600P

These units have a positive/negative switch located on the base which

allows the video image to be reversed, like film negatives or a darkfield

control on microscopes. This feature is excellent for multi-media

applications and use in forensics. Use the contrast controls to adjust the

contrast while in the negative/positive mode.

7600, 7600P (in digital mode), 7200HD

On the 7600/7600P units, the switch on the base can be used even when

camera in digital operation. But additionally the positive/negative image

may be toggled on/off using the Applied Vision™ Software. (If your

version of Applied Vision™ Software does not have this feature you may

have an older version, down load newer version from Ken-A-Vision web

site).

• Fluorescent control

7300/7300P and 7600/7600P

On these Video Flex®units a fourth button labeled "iris" can be used to

help eliminated the image flicker found with certain fluorescent lighting

conditions. When using this feature with a microscope, it may be

necessary to adjust or filter the light on the microscope, for the correct

amount of light. This can be accomplished with the iris on the microscope

5-hole diaphragm or by using frosted filters. Under prolonged fluorescent

lighting conditions, color may slowly change.

Please note that touching either contrast control button will disable this

capability.

7600, 7600P (in digital mode), 7200HD

Fluorescent control may be found in the Applied Vision™ Software. (If

your version of Applied Vision™ Software does not have this feature you

may have an older version, down load newer version from Ken-A-Vision

web site).

6. Video Flex®Lenses

Your Video Flex comes with a threaded C-mount 8mm lens. Optional lenses

may be purchased separately from Ken-A-Vision, including a 4mm (VF4MM)

for wide angle applications, and 16mm (VF1614), 25mm (VF25MM) or

50mm (VF50MM) to increase focal distance. You can also use 35mm

camera lenses, provided you have the appropriate adapter. An extension tube

can be added for extra detail magnification. The C-Mount style camera lens

provides a quick and easy method of changing from one lens to another.

• Changing the camera lens:

A standard 8mm lens is assembled on each camera. To change the lens,

simply extend the lens by rotating in a counter-clockwise rotation until fully

extended. Apply a small amount of additional force in this same direction

to free the lens. Screw on the new lens, and as threading seems to reach

end of natural easy course, apply a small amount of additional force to

lock it in place. Rotate the lens back in a counter-clockwise direction to

ensure it extends, rather than unscrew. If it unscrews, re-tighten in a

clockwise direction, adding an additional amount of force to lock it in

place.

7. Focusing:

The Video Flex®uses the patented Quick Focus®C-mount lens. The focusing

ring, located on the camera head, is similar to that of a 35mm camera. The

new ergonomic design makes focusing with one hand a snap. Just a 1/4 turn

of the focus ring adjusts focus from close-up to infinity.

When using the standard 8mm lens, the light will automatically be adjusted for

optimum viewing conditions, depending on the available light and options in

use. When using the optional 16mm manual iris lens (VF16MM), open the iris

until you have sufficient light to show the image on the monitor. Then, adjust

the focus ring until your image is crisp. Once you have a crisp image, you

may want to readjust your manual iris, to achieve the best image possible.

8. Optional Polarizing Adapter:

Polarizing accessories are used for geology, petrology, mineralogy, toxicology,

chemistry, pharmaceutical, medicine, pulp/paper, atmospheric pollution,

ceramics technology, forensic medicine and more.

• The Microscope Polarizing adapter kit (VFEAPKO) allows you to turn any

microscope into a polarizing microscope. Place the polarizing eyepiece

adapter over the microscope eyepiece and connect the Video Flex, slip the

polarizing film between the slide and the light source, and rotate the

polarizing eyepiece to reveal the polarizing light spectrum.

• The Discovery Scope Polarizing Filter (VFDSPF) is used with the Discovery

Scope Kit to create a Polarizing Video Microscope. The polarized analyzer

is press fitted into the inner ring of the C-mount camera lens, and the

polarizing film is positioned in-between the guides on the discovery scope

holder and behind the specimen slide. When the analyzer is rotated, the

Video Flex will reveal the polarized spectrum, all without the use of a

microscope!

9. Connecting the Microscope Eyepiece Adapter:

The Video Flex®as shipped came with a 28mm microscope eyepiece adapter

that allows your Video Flex®to be coupled with microscopes or other objects

which have eyepieces. The 28mm adapter included will fit most compound

microscopes. Using the Video Flex®without the adapter will fit most stereo

(dissecting) microscopes (34.5 mm).

NOTE: Before installing the microscope eyepiece adapter, measure the size of

the outside diameter of the microscope eyepiece to be sure adapter will fit over

the end of the eyepiece. Remove the rubber eyecup if present.

1. Place the microscope eyepiece adapter over one (if Dual-Headed or

Binocular) of the microscope's eyepieces. If there is a rubber eyecup

on the microscope eyepiece, it should be removed first. If there are

two eyepieces on your microscope, light entering the open eyepiece

will not cause any problems with imaging.

2. Attach the Video Flex®to the eyepiece adapter by gently sliding the

Video Flex®camera head onto the eyepiece adapter, aligning the

microscope adapter with the inside opening of the Video Flex®

camera (inside the knurled focusing ring).

Note: Use only genuine Video Flex®parts and accessories. All Ken-A-Vision

parts provided are made specifically for the Video Flex®and failure due to use

of non-vision viewer parts will void the warranty!

10. Lighting:

Yo ur V id e o F l e x®operates using ambient, room light. If using camera in a

severely darkened room, supplement the light entering the camera by using a

penlight, flashlight or small lamp near the camera, so that there is more local

input light for the camera to work with.

Never point your Video Flex®at direct sunlight. Subjecting the Camera "eye"

to direct sunlight will discolor the filter over the CMOS chip causing aberrant

colors and or permanent focusing problems. It may even destroy the camera's

ability to capture an image.

11. Using the Discovery Scope Kit: (Ken-A-Vision part number VFDS)

• First find the Discovery Scope Clamp provided. One end looks like an

alligator clip and the other end has an open, larger clamp, shaped in a

hemi-circle. Rotate these so that the clamp ends are 90 degrees opposite

each other.

• Attach the Discovery Scope Clamp (by the "alligator" end) onto the neck of

the Video Flex®, approximately 1/2" - 1" down from camera head.

Simply push clamp onto neck (it may require a little force, but be careful)

• Slide the Telescoping Tube into the hemi-circle end of the same clamp.

• Select which attachment you would like to use:

o The tweezer-clamp for the 35mm slides or other items to be held,

o Specimen "Bug" box holder (looks like an American football goal post).

The box will slide between the arms and small notch in box matches

small protrusion on arms of holder.

o One of the small plastic specimen holder envelopes and the box

holder. The Bags are held by the small slit in the ends of the box

holder.

• Now place the shaft of the holder into the small opening located at the

end of the telescoping tube.

• Adjust the telescoping tube and attachment holders to position the object

directly in front of the Video Flex®camera lens

Video Flex®Specification Chart

Base Triangular Poly-carbonate

Neck Length 25" (63.5 cm)

Head Ball & Socket

Lens 8mm C-Mount 1/4 Quick FocusTM

Magnification Approximately 50:1 at 1 (2.5cm) from object

Focal Distance 1/4" to infinity

Resolution 500 lines (7100/7100P, 7300/7300P, 7600/7600P

640 x 480 (7600/7600P Digital)

1920 x 1080 (7200HD)

Eyepiece Adapters 28mm & Built-in 34.5mm

Warranty 5 years

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