Activating The Clearview C Menu; Switching Between The Clearview C And A Computer / External Source Image; Auto-Focus Lock; The Control Pad Batteries - Optelec ClearView C HD User Manual

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4.3.4. Activating the ClearView C Menu

refer to chapter 4.
4.3.5. Switching between the ClearView C and a computer / external
source image
To display the computer image on your ClearView C monitor correctly, make
sure that your computer's resolution is set to 1920 x 1080.
This function is not available for the ClearView C One

4.3.6. Auto-focus lock

the auto-focus mode. Pressing the Auto-focus button marked with a dot and a
pencil icon (most right button) stops the ClearView C from continuously
operating the auto-focus feature and fixes the focus on the object being
viewed. This can be useful for writing, painting or crafts. When the auto-focus
feature is disabled, an icon with a pencil will be displayed. To enable the
auto-focus, simply press the Auto-focus button and the icon will disappear to
indicate the auto-focus is switched on again.
This function is not available for the ClearView C One.
4.4.

The Control Pad Batteries

The ClearView C Control Pad is powered by two coin cell batteries of the type
CR2025. These batteries last for two to three years. If the Control Pad
buttons stop functioning, and the ClearView C is more than two years old, or
it is more than two years ago that the batteries of the Control Pad have been
changed, please change the batteries. To change the batteries, gently open
the battery tray on the side of the Control Pad and replace the two batteries.
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Press the blue Menu button in the middle, marked with the
word "Menu" to activate the ClearView C settings menu.
For more information about the ClearView C menu, please
If a computer or another external source is connected to
the ClearView C, press the grey PC button marked with an
arrow (second button from the right) to toggle between the
ClearView C image and the full screen computer image.
The ClearView C features an automatic focus camera that
produces a sharp on-screen image at any time. When
switching the ClearView C on, the system will start up in
ClearView C
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