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Installation
Insert the output cable
into the rear of the camera.
Plug the transformer into
a wall socket and...
Power on the Prisma.
*If you do not have a SCART input on your TV, you can
use the trailing phono cable to plug into the yellow video
input jack on your TV .
Raise the camera so that it is roughly 25 to 30 cms
above the table. If it is too far or too close to the text the
camera will not be able to focus correctly.
Plug the SCART connec-
tor into the television*
and power on the televi-
sion.
...plug the power connec-
tor into the socket located
mid-way along the output
cable.
You should have an image
on the TV. If not, use your
TV's remote control or
control panel to switch to
"Video" or .
The light can be rotated as shown. It should be adjusted
so that it shines on an area centred about the camera's
image.
Controls
Overview
Mode
Power
Push the button to turn the power on. A blue image will
appear on your TV and, after a few seconds, the picture
from the camera will appear on the TV. Pushing the
Power button again will power-off the Prisma AF.
Mode
Repeated pressing of the Mode button will cycle through
the three available viewing modes.
Photo mode: full colour for general viewing
X
X Positive mode: high contrast black on white
Negative mode: white letters on a black background
X
Magnification
Press the Zoom-Up button to enlarge the image and
Zoom-Down to reduce the image size. When reading
you should generally choose the smallest size that you
can read comfortably. The Prisma AF has limits set
for each end of the magnification range, but you can
override these limits by holding in the zoom buttons
though image quality will deteriorate.
Overview
Overview allows you to easily locate a point of interest
on the page you are viewing. Press and release the
Overview button to make the camera zoom out fully
and revert to full-colour mode. An "X" is displayed in
the centre of the screen as an aid to location. Place
the point of interest under the "X" and press any key to
restore the magnification to the previous level.
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Power
Zoom Down