Ken A Vision MVP-50 Instruction Manual
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Summary of Contents for Ken A Vision MVP-50
- Page 1 Instruction Manual MVP-50 MVP-100 MVP-150...
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Page 2: External Applications
External Applications Dependant upon the model you have purchased, your MVP camera has connections for a number of different External Applications. MVP-50 MVP-100 MVP-150 S-Video Out External Microphone... - Page 3 MVP-50 MVP-100 MVP-150 Projectors-LCD Projectors-DLP Monitors-Video Monitors-TV Audio & Video Recording- Computer Audio & Video Recording-VCR Audio & Video Recording-DVD Computer Devices- USB/Applied Vison Software Computer Devices- Network*** ***When 4 or more units are purchased, separate Network software is included in...
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Page 4: Control Buttons
Your new MVP has a number of features controlled by buttons on the base of the unit which may be pressed and allow the user a quick switch between output devices during presentations. See control button operations in this manual. MVP-50 MVP-100 MVP-150 8x Digital Zoom... - Page 5 Cables Shipped with Product Your MVP is shipped with the following cables to allow quick connection to Output Devices. MVP-50 MVP-100 MVP-150 VGA Cable (5’/1.5m) Composite Video Audio Cable (12’/3.7m) USB 2.0 Cable (6’/1.8m) Connecting MVP to Various Output Devices Your MVP is designed as a multi-media friendly camera which may be connected to a variety of output devices.
- Page 6 1. MVP to any Output Device which accepts a VGA input signal. (Projector, Video Monitor, TV, VCR or DVD Recorder). • Connect a VGA Cable between the MVP's MONITOR OUT plug (top) and the COMPUTER IN or VGA IN of the Output Device. •...
- Page 7 • Turn the computer on and activate Applied Vision. • Image from MVP will appear on computer monitor. • Connect a VGA cable (D sub 15 pin plug) between the VGA-IN port of the MVP , and the VGA-OUT of the computer. •...
- Page 8 (video) and S-Video connections). The following buttons are found on all MVP units: Key pad of the MVP-50 & MVP-100 Computer - The computer button only operates when the output of a VGA product (computer or other camera) is plugged (using a VGA cable) into the VGA-IN button.
- Page 9 The following buttons are found on the MVP-50 and MVP-100, but NOT on the MVP-150: Split - Split functions to divide the image visible on the Output Device Click 1 - image divides (splits) in half, with the right half a fixed image, and the left half a live image.
- Page 10 Flip - Pressing on the Flip button results in the projected image being flipped horizontally, then vertically. Pressing this button also allows creation of the same effect as Mirror on the MVP-50 and MVP-100 units. Pressing this button allows user to electronically have paper oriented in desired direction.
- Page 11 MVP Specifications VGA connector Mini sub D15 - or use with a VGA, SVGA, or XGA monitors or projectors. MONITOR IN, VGA-IN (cable provided) Power Supply (Ken-A-Vision Replacement Part Number - KAVSPS) Input - 100-240v, 0.7A, 50-60 Hz Output - 12 V, 2.5A Standard 2.0 (cable provided) C-VID Standard Composite -yellow (cable provided)
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Page 12: Information To The User
Information to the User: 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.