Eschenbach Vario Digital FHD Advanced User manual

Operating instructions
Mode d'emploi
Manual de instrucciones
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Dear Customer,
Congratulations on the purchase of your Eschenbach vario DIGITAL FHD Advanced.
As market leader in magnifying glasses and reading aids we at Eschenbach can look back
on many years of experience, which is reected in the quality, handling and design of our
products.
Firmware version
These instructions are based on rmware version“VD16Adv_fw_1.1”or higher.
Intended use
This electronic reading device is exclusively intended for magnication and reading or
viewing of texts and images. To guarantee correct functioning, the screen reader must
be set up as described.
The product is operated in a domestic environment (also includes nursing homes, work-
places, schools and other educational facilities).
Before rst use
Please read these operating instructions thoroughly before using the device for the rst
time. This is the only way to get to know all the features available for the device.
Package contents
Xvario DIGITAL FHD Advanced
XRemote control with 2 × AAA batteries
XPower adapter
XHDMI cable
XUSB cable (Type C)
XMicrober cloth
XOperating instructions
XDepending on the version:
- incl. battery
- incl. X-Y table

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Safety information
XRisk of damage to the eye and risk of injury: Never look into the light sources on
the underside of the device.
XNever allow children to handle electric devices without supervision.
XRisk of suocation and risk of accidental swallowing: Keep packaging, lms and
packaging parts away from children.
XRisk of pinching: ensure that your ngers do not get pinched during unfolding
and folding of the device, and also during unfolding and folding of the camera
on it.
XThe entire device must stand on a stable surface.
XTake care not to leave any objects on the base when you want to fold the device
together. This can result in damage to the display.
XProtect the device against impact or shock. Handle the device with care.
XNever subject the device to humidity or moisture.
XProtect the device from excessive heat and open ames. Never place the device
on radiators or in direct sunlight.
XDo not store the device in locations with excessive heat, for example in a parked
car.
XThe light source contained in the device may only be replaced by the manufac-
turer, its customer service department or another qualied person.
XUse only the supplied power adapter and country-specic power plug adapter.
XCheck the device, the power adapter and its cable for visible damage. If there is
any damage, disconnect the power adapter from the power supply immediately.
Have the product checked by a qualied technician before you use it again.
XClass 1 laser in acc. w. EN 60825-1:2014.
XRoute the power cord so that it does not present a tripping hazard.
XNever open the device housing. Opening the housing voids the warranty.

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XThe device must be turned o and the power plug must be removed before
it is folded together.
XCarry the device only when it is folded together and by using the carrying
handle.
XOnly for domestic use.
XIn a medical environment this device may not be operated together with other
devices that are used for life support.
XEnsure that other people, especially children and persons who cannot assess
this hazard, are aware of this hazard.
XThe device is a Class I medical device and complies with Directive 93/42 EEC, An-
nex IX, Regulation 12. When using the device outside the EU member states, the
respective country-specic directives must be observed.
XIf you purchased the device including batteries, they may only be removed or
exchanged by authorized personnel.
XCAUTION risk of explosion! Never replace the battery with the wrong type. Nev-
er dispose of a battery in a re. Never crush or cut a battery. Never leave a bat-
tery laying around in an environment with extremely high temperatures, as this
can result in an explosion or cause ammable liquids or gases to escape. Never
subject a battery to extremely low air pressures, as this can result in an explo-
sion or cause ammable liquids or gases to escape.
XWhen using the variant with X-Y table:
– Make sure not to get your ngers caught when moving the table.
– Only ever carry the device on the intended carrying handle when it is folded
together. Fasten both brakes and press the button to lock the X-Y table
(see page 42).

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Functional elements
(For illustrations see fold-out pages A1 and A2 left and right)
1. Display
2. Rotary knob to open contrast functions
3. Photo button for saving images and conrming menu options
4. Button for turning the reading line on and o
5. On/O button
6. Button for opening menu operation
7. Button for overview display
8. Rotary knob to increase or decrease zoom factor
9. USB port
10. SD card slot
11. SD card (insert card as shown)
12. Button for moving image selection upward
13. Button for moving image selection downward
14. Foldable camera cover (ipped open in illustration)
15. Camera
16. Button for moving image selection to the right
17. Button for moving image selection to the left
18. RESET button for resetting the device
19. Monitor arm for setting screen height and tilt angle
20. Base arm for unfolding the device
21. Charging control LED
22. Connection for power adapter
23. Carrying handle
24. Base plate
25. HDMI input
26. Rangender

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Basic operation
Structure of the device and power supply
Place the device on the base plate 2$. Unfold the base
arm 2) on the device until it engages (see illustration). The
camera his equipped with a cover g. Open the camera cov-
er and move it to the intended position (see illustration on
fold-out pages A1 and A2). If the symbol is shown, the
camera cover has not been opened.
Use the joint 1( to set the required screen height and tilt angle.
Connect the power adapter to a suitable device plug. Connect its cable to the connection
for the power adapter 2@. Then plug the power adapter into the power socket.
The charging control LED 2! lights up while the device is being charged.
To fold the device together again move the screen backwards and downwards. Then fold
the camera together and close the camera cover (see illustration). Thereafter, fold the
base arm downward.
Turning on/o
Press the On/O button t. The camera image will appear on the screen qafter a few
seconds. Symbols briey show the current status, for example magnication factor and
brightness setting.
To turn the device o, press and hold the On/O button tfor one second. Current
settings are saved.
Reading with the device
Turn the device on and place the reading material on the base plate 2$ under the
camera h.
In exceptional cases it can make sense to relocate the eld of vision to the upper area
of the base plate. To do this, swivel the camera out past the locking position. It is also
possible to move the camera forwards, for example for carrying out handicrafts.

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Adapting the magnication
To increase the magnication turn the rotary knob iin clockwise direction when the live
image is displayed. To decrease the magnication, turn the rotary knob icounterclockwise.
The magnication factor you have set will be displayed briey.
Overview function
If you would like to see an overview of the reading material, then press the buttonu.
The magnication will change to 1.3×. If you press the button again, the previously
set magnication will be selected again.
Dynamic Line Scrolling (DLS)
With the aid of the DLS function, you can move the image selection horizontally or
vertically within the visible area without having to move the reading material.
A reading mode must rst be selected before you can use DLS. This then denes the
image selection available. There are three reading modes: Letter, Book und Column. You
should select the mode which best matches the width of your reading material. Each of
the reading modes has a dierent basic magnication.
XReading Mode 1: Letter (1.6 times – maximum 12 times magnication).
Use this reading mode for very wide objects (up to 215mm).
XReading Mode 2: Book (2.5 times – maximum 20 times magnication).
To read a book (up to 130mm wide) with the aid of DLS, select this mode.
XReading Mode 3: Column (5 times – maximum 37 times magnication).
To read (newspaper/magazine) columns (70mm) with the aid of DLS, select this
mode.
Please proceed as follows to activate DLS:
Hold the button edown for about 3 seconds. Now you can use the wor iknobs to
choose between three reading modes.