The document camera is an imaging device for producing live images of objects. Objects
can be 2-dimensional (printed documents, photos, books, etc.) or 3-dimensional
(flowers, mechanical instruments, sculptures, electronic components, etc.).
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A. The HD document camera is located on the top of the multimedia
lectern.
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B. Adjust the camera head if needed so that it is aiming directly
downward onto the display area. The camera head can be moved vertically
or horizontally to get a close-up view of the document or item being
displayed.
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C. Locate the touchpanel on the multimedia lectern.
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D. Select the HD document camera for projection by pressing
the “Document Camera” button in the left column of the touch panel.
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E.
For classrooms with two or more projectors, project the HD document
camera onto the left or right screen by pressing the "Display Left" or
"Display Right" button in the center portion of the touch panel.
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F. The document camera features an auxiliary lamp that can be
adjusted to eliminate glare and shadows.
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G. To toggle the lamp off and on, press the "Lamp" button on
the touch panel.
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H. If auto-focus is insufficient, press the "Focus" button on
either side of the camera head.
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I. The HD document camera image can also be fine-tuned by pressing
the "auto-tune" button on the touch panel.
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J. Zoom, lamp, and auto-tune controls are also available on
the control pad located on the base of the HD document camera.
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