Ken A Vision Video Flex 7200HD Bedienungsanleitung

Video Flex 7000 Series

Instruction Manual

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7200HD

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Model: 7200HD

able of Contents

Introduction .....................................................................................4

Package Contents .............................................................................4

Setting up your Video Flex ..................................................................4

Connecting to an output device ....................................................4

Capture and store images ...........................................................5

Picture quality adjustment ............................................................5

Video Flex lenses .......................................................................5

Focusing ..................................................................................6

Optional polarizing adapter .......................................................6

Connecting the microscope adapter .............................................6

Lighting ...................................................................................7

Specifications ...................................................................................8

Accessories ......................................................................................8

Replacement parts ............................................................................8

About Ken-A-Vision ...........................................................................9

Compliance ...................................................................................10

Information to the user ....................................................................10

Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of a Ken-A-Vision Video Flex®7200HD 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 computer and through your computer to a Projector,

DVR, Flash Drive or other digital device. The 7200HD is a high definition dig-

ital device designed to connect via a single USB cable.

Package Contents

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

dealer.

Setting up your Video Flex 7200HD

1. Connecting the Video Flex to an Output Device:

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 to the

computer with the standard USB plug. Click on the Applied Vision desktop

icon to launch the software, and follow on-screen instructions. The

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!

Note1: The USB connection alone provides enough power to operate the

7200HD, and no additional power is required.

• Video Flex 7200HD Camera

• Pre-attached USB Cable

• 28mm Microscope Eyepiece Adapter

• Applied Vision™ Software CD

• Applied Vision Manual

• Video Flex Instruction Manual

2. Capture and store images:

Images may be recorded to a computer, DVR, Flash Drive, CD or similar digi-

tal unit using Applied Vision Software. Applied Vision allows you to capture still

images, a sequence of time lapse images, a time lapse movie, or a full motion

movie. Images may also be captured and retained using the camera function

on an Interactive White Board (IWB). See the included Applied Vision software

instruction manual for more information.

3. Picture quality adjustment

• Brightness/Contrast:

Brightness and contrast may be adjusted independently using Applied

Vision™ Software. At the lower left corner of the image find a button enti-

tled "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:

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, download a newer ver-

sion from the Ken-A-Vision web site).

• Fluorescent control:

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, download a newer version from the Ken-A-

Vision web site).

4. 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, 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 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.

5. 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.

6. Optional Polarizing Adapter:

• 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.

7. Connecting the Microscope Eyepiece Adapter:

The Video Flex®as shipped includes 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 the adapter will fit

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

1. Place the microscope eyepiece adapter over one 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 imag-

ing.

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

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

scope 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-Ken-A-Vision parts will void the warranty!

8. Lighting:

Your Video Flex®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.

Video Flex®Specifications

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 2592 x 1944 (5.0 megapixels)

Eyepiece Adapters 28mm & Built-in 34.5mm

Warranty 5 years

Video Flex®Accessories

Expand the capabilities of your Video Flex with accessories. Additional

accessories are available on our website at www.ken-a-vision.com.

Replacement Parts

VFEA280............28mm Eyepiece Adapter

VF8MM..............8mm Lens

About Ken-A-Vision

Ken-A-Vision has over 65 years of history providing quality products to

institutions world wide. We stand behind our workmanship and offer an

unbeatable warranty. We offer products for education, lesson plan ideas,

technical support and certified microscope repair. If you have questions about

how our repair facility could serve your repair needs, please contact

Ken-A-Vision at (816) 353-4787 or e-mail us at info@ken-a-vision.com.

To learn more about our company's products and services please visit our

web-site: www.ken-a-vision.com.

Camera complies with Class A and B, part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Use only Ken-A-Vision Video Flex parts. Failure to use non-Video Flex parts will

void your warranty.

INFORMATION TO THE USER Changes or modifications not expressly

approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's author-

ity to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for

a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a

residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with instructions,

may cause harmful interference to radio communication. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this

equipment does cause harmful interference to radio reception which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try

to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient

or relocate the receiving antenna and/or increase the separation distance

between the equipment and the receiver, and/or connect equipment into an

outlet on a circuit different from that which the receiver is connected; and/or

consult your dealer or experienced radio/ TV technician for help.

Ken-A-Vision reserves the right to make design improvements and other changes in accordance with the

latest technology. There is no obligation to make changes in products already manufactured. Patents

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