Navitar VideoMate 5000 Bedienungsanleitung

VIDEOMATE 5000

Video Slide Projector

Instruction Manual

The World Leader in Image Quality

Table of Contents

4. Introduction to the Videomate

6. System Diagrams

8. Safety Precautions

9. Quick Start

10. Installation

12. Slide Tray

14. Projection Lamps

16. Features and Functions

18. Camera Operation

23. Troubleshooting

24. Specifications

25. Warranty

Introduction to the VideoMate

VideoMate Slide-to-Video Systems

Today’s sophisticated audiences expect high quality

visual aids in the presentations they attend. Since a

picture is “worth a thousand words,” as they say, there is

no better way to increase the effectiveness of a

presentation than to pac it full of interesting visual

images.

A Navitar VideoMate is an ideal presentation tool,

because it enables you to easily integrate 35mm slides

into presentations by converting them into video images

which can be projected through a video projector or

viewed on a TV monitor. VideoMates produce high

resolution images with outstanding contrast and vivid

color rendition, so slides can be shown as large projected

video images without losing clarity or legibility.

VideoMates are ideal for use in boardrooms, auditoriums

and training rooms, or for AV rental and video production.

Description of the VideoMate 5000

The VideoMate 5000 is based on a Koda E tagraphic

slide projector. Integrated inside are three state-of-the-art

red, green and blue Hyper HAD CCD’s which give the

VideoMate 5000 true RGB/Sync output. Also included

are a color balanced illumination system and a high

resolution Navitar zoom lens.

The system’s built-in 3-chip technology provides 570 TV

lines of resolution. This unprecedented image quality

allows an entire room of viewers to read the small print on

charts and graphs.

The VideoMate 5000 allows the user to select the video

data output: RGB/Sync for inputting images into a video

projector or S-Video or composite video for viewing

images on a high resolution TV monitor. Unli e traditional

single CCD slide-to-video units that loo best in Y/C

(S-Video) output, the 3-CCD VideoMate 5000 offers its

pea performance in RGB/Sync output.

VideoMate

Slide-to-Video

Introduction to the VideoMate

Output to Video Equipment

VIDEOMATE5000

System Diagrams

Top View

Side View

System Diagrams

Front View

Rear View

Safety Precautions

To prevent damage to the equipment and operating

personnel, please observe the following precautions:

Use the correct voltage source as specified on the label.

Ma e sure that the voltage source contains a satisfactory

path to ground.

Do not operate the unit where liquids can come into

contact with the electrical components.

Maintain a six inch air space around all sides of the

equipment to allow for proper ventilation.

When changing the bulb:

1. Disconnect the electrical supply.

2. Allow the unit to cool.

3. Use only ESJ or ESH lamps or the equivalent (82 volt,

85 watt). Higher wattage lamps will cause severe

internal damage to the camera and electronics.

There are no user serviceable components (other than

changing the lamp). Opening the unit will expose danger-

ous voltage levels and sensitive electronic components.

A qualified technician should perform all repairs.

To protect the unit from damaging condensation and

thermal shoc , certain procedures must be followed:

1. In cold weather, always put the unit in a moisture proof

container or enclosure before transporting.

2. Either eep the unit warm during transportation, or

allow sufficient time for it to warm up at the destina-

tion. Keep the unit in the original moisture proof

pac age while it warms up. (The goal is to prevent

warm, moist air from stri ing the cold electronic and

optical components which will cause damaging

condensation).

Warning! Never operate a cold projector to warm it up.

Quick Start

If you are familiar with both the operation of a 35mm slide

projector and your video display, you may follow an

abbreviated start-up procedure.

Before starting, review the precautions on page 6.

To “Quic Start” the VideoMate 5000, proceed as follows:

1. Unwind the cord under the base of the unit and plug it

into a suitable power supply.

2. Connect your TV monitor to the Y/C (S-Video) and/or

RGB/Sync output connectors of the VideoMate. The

composite video connector can only be used if the Y/C

output is switched OFF (see Installation section).

3. Load the slide tray onto the projector.

4. Turn the TV monitor on and set the VideoMate power

switch to HIGH.

5. Select a relatively “white” slide to represent the highest

signal level the electronics must accommodate.

Adjust the iris (I) and the TV monitor to produce a

suitable image. The focus (F) should also be adjusted

at this time.

NOTE: A very dar slide may require readjustment of

the iris, but a setting can usually be reached that

produces an acceptable display throughout a range of

slides.

6. Adjust the zoom lens control to achieve the correct

image size. This zoom lens can be zoomed in on

slides for increased magnification, but cannot be

zoomed out to view whole vertical slides.

Installation

Before starting, review the precautions on page 6.

To install the VideoMate 5000, proceed as follows:

1. Unwind the power cord under the base of the unit and

plug it into a suitable power source.

2. Connect the cable to your peripheral equipment

(TV monitor, video projector, etc.). The connection

for composite video is BNC and is a 4-PIN MiniDin

for Y/C (S-video). RGB/Sync can be accessed by

4 BNC connectors located under the handle.

The VideoMate 5000 outputs true red, green and blue

information as well as one standard video output. At

the factory, the unit was set up for RGB/Sync and Y/C

outputs. To use composite video (or vise versa), you

need to access the Menu button and switch off the

Y/C output.

Press MENU. This brings the menu to the TV

screen.

Press FUNCTION and move to Page 1.

Press DATA (while on Page 1). This will change

to Page 2.

Press FUNCTION and move to D-Sub Y/C.

Press DATA. This will change D-Sub VBS.

Press MENU to clear the menu from the TV

screen.

3. Load the slide tray and “power-up” all equipment

4. Switch the power switch to HIGH.

5. Adjust the iris (I) and TV monitor controls to produce

satisfactory image. Select a dar er slide to adjust the

iris if necessary. The goal is to reach a compromise

position.

6. Adjust the focus (F) to produce a clear image.

Installation

NOTE: Opening the iris will decrease depth of field.

This means that the dar er slides, you will open the

iris more and will be able to judge focus more critically;

but, it also means that any deformities in the slide will

cause a visible “out-of-focus” condition.

7. Adjust the zoom lens control located in the front. This

zoom lens can be zoomed in on slides for increased

magnification, but cannot be zoomed out to view whole

vertical slides.

8. To shut the system down, hold the select bar down

and rotate the slide tray to the zero index position.

Set the power switch to OFF.

9. For instructions on setting up slide trays, changing

lamps, etc., refer to the appropriate sections of this

manual.

NOTE: Video connections should only be made to the

source being utilized. If you are using composite video,

only the composite video BNC should be connected. If

you are using Y/C (S-video), only the 4-Pin MiniDin should

be connected. RGB/Sync can be run simultaneously with

either composite video or Y/C.

Understanding Which Video Output is Best for You

Composite Video

Standard video image quality, fine for showing pictures of

objects on a TV monitor.

Y/C (also known as S-video and S-VHS)

Improved resolution that is less grainy due to the elimina-

tion of dot crawl. Better for presentation of text and

graphic slides, since words are more defined.

True RGB/S nc

Separate red, green and blue signals are output for

display on devices that are RGB/Sync capable. This is

similar to Y/C in performance, but colors seem more

pleasing to the eye.

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