Bierley S-7-Color User manual

Thank you for purchasing the Bierley S-7-Color
desktop electronic magnifier.
In this simple guide, we will show you how to set-up
and start to use your new S-7-Color, then after that
there are many different ways to use it. For example,
you can lay it on a newspaper and slide it along to
read. With the camera in your hand, you can flip out
the leg at the back of the S-7-Color and stand it at the
top of a book whilst reading. The S-7-Color is of
course great for hobbies too.
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The Bierley S-7-Color carries a one year worldwide
warranty, effective from the original date of purchase
by the consumer.
For warranty claims, the complete product and
accessories must be returned with the original
purchase receipt to your local supplier or directly to
Bierley in the USA.
Warranty void in the event of damage or abuse
caused, in the opinion of Bierley, by general wear
and tear, abuse, impact, neglect or by connecting
other devices, batteries or power supplies to the unit.
1 Year Worldwide Warranty
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19500 Graystone Lane
San Jose, CA 95120
USA
1 800 985-0535
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Setup
ONE
Unpack the monitor, camera, and power supply
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TWO
Plug the camera in the “Camera Socket” at the left
side of the monitor.
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THREE
Slot the camera into the holder at the top of the
monitor.


FOUR
Plug the power supply into a convenient mains
electricity wall socket.

FIVE
Insert the plug at the end of the cable into the
“DC IN”.
SIX
Slide the “Main Power Switch” on at the left side of
the monitor.

Use
Coil Cable
Retainer
Main Power Switch
Off On
Power
indicator light
DC IN Camera
Socket
Standby
On / Off
Brightness
Down / Up
Contrast
Down / Up
NOTE: Press the “Standby” button once and wait
2 ~ 3 seconds for the image to appear.
To change magnification or
focus, simply turn the white ring
on the camera clockwise or
anti-clockwise up to one full turn, as needed.
Variable
Magnification
Hold the camera off the page or at 45 degrees to
view more text or vertically for maximum
magnification.