Avermedia AVerVision CP155 Quick Reference Manual

AVerVision CP155 Quick Reference Guide
Capturing an Image
• Place object in line with camera head
• Press / button (on remote or
CAP DEL
on control panel)
• Image is now captured!
Transfer Captured Images to PC
• Ensure USB cable is disconnected
• Press and select
MENU SETTINGS
• Select
USB CONNECTION
• Select
IMG DOWNLOAD
Press to close on-screen display
MENU
• Connect USB cable to computer
• Computer system will automatically
detect the new removable disk.
(similar to a flash/thumb drive)
Zoom Using Shuttle Wheel
• Turn shuttle wheel clockwise to zoom
in and counter-clockwise to zoom out
• Zoom max is 1600%
• Press to return to normal view
ENTER
(100%)
Presenter
• This button allows user to access:
AVerBox and AVerVisor feature.
AVerBox overlays a frame on the
presentation screen. This can be used to
emphasize detail. AVerVisor covers part
of the presentation screen. This can be
used to "hide" a portion of the document.
computer's
•
and press
ENTER

Control Panel

Remote Control

BM 02/02/10
View Captured Images
• Press button.
PLAYBACK
• Screen will display images as
thumbnails
• Move to desired image by using
arrow keys
• To enlarge image to full screen, press
ENTER
• To return to screen with images as
thumbnails, press
ENTER
• To return back to document camera
mode, press /PC button.
CAMERA
Deleting Captured Images
• Press button
PLAYBACK
• Select desired image with arrow keys
• Press C /D
AP EL
• Select Y
ES
Delete all images at Once
• Press button
MENU
• Select
SETTINGS
• Select
FORMAT MEMORY
• Select
YES
• Memory reformats in ≈ 20 seconds
Other Helpful Reminders
• Zoom > 100% to use Pan Feature
• Use function for smooth
FREEZE
transitions
• If using doc cam with S-video or
composite connection, set output
to TV
(Small black switch next to flex arm)
• When experiencing glare, try angling
LED light module or using the
included anti-glare sheet
• Turn off document camera by pressing
and holding button for
POWER
2 seconds
• Use function to
AUTO IMAGE
automatically adjust and set the
white balance and exposure setting