Rehan Journey User manual

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User manual - Journey with L/W Option
1 Introduction ..................................................................................... 3
2 Installation, sa ety and maintenance ...................................................... 3
Installation ...................................................................................... 3
Safety and maintenance ....................................................................... 4
3 Controls .......................................................................................... 5
On / Off switch ................................................................................. 5
Selecting the viewing mode ................................................................... 5
Adj sting magnification ....................................................................... 6
Adj sting brightness ............................................................................ 7
Adj sting LED lights ............................................................................ 7
Using the line / window feat re ............................................................. 8
Viewing table.................................................................................... 9
Additional table feat res ................................................................... 9
4 Sa ety & service ................................................................................ 9
Service information ............................................................................ 9
Removing the camera head .................................................................. 10
5 General in ormation ......................................................................... 10
6 Technical speci ications .................................................................... 11
Meas rements .................................................................................. 11
Power s pply ................................................................................... 11
Conditions of se .............................................................................. 11
Storage and transport conditions ........................................................... 11

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1 Introduction
The Jo rney is well known by its easy to se feat res and its excellent image q ality. The
Jo rney is s ally delivered with an integrated a tofoc s system and a convenient reading
table. Witho t a do bt, the Jo rney electronic magnifier is a great asset to yo r daily
ro tines.
2 Installation, sa ety and maintenance
Read the following instr ctions thoro ghly before yo install and se the Jo rney.
If yo ever experience any diffic lties when sing the Jo rney or if yo have any q estions
after reading this man al, please contact yo r local dealer.
Ca tion: do not open the device for maintenance p rposes or to repair it, as this will void
yo r warranty. Always contact yo r local dealer first if yo experience any problems with
the device.
Installation
1Remove the ser man al and power adapter from the top foam compartment.
2Next, p ll p the rear portion of the foam and remove the foam packing sleeve from
the LCD monitor by sliding it off.
3If necessary, gently tilt the LCD monitor back to its original, flat position. Reach
below the sides of the LCD monitor and firmly grab hold of each side of the camera
nit. Lift the nit o t of the box (DO NOT p ll p on LCD monitor).
IMPORTANT: do not discard the packaging materials. These sho ld be kept in the event
when service or ret rn of the nit is req ired.
4Place the Jo rney on a flat and stable s rface where it will be sed. Avoid placing
the Jo rney near heat so rces or in direct s nlight. By sing the hand grips on either
side of the base, yo can position the nit. The bottom of the nit is eq ipped with
r bber pads to protect the table s rface from any damage and to prevent the nit
from sliding.

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5 Next, connect the power adapter to the camera nit by inserting the DC power pl g
(small metal tip) into the power jack on the rear end of the camera nit. Pl g one
end of the AC power cord sec rely into the power adapter and the other end into a
s rge-protected power strip (recommended) or a standard wall o tlet.
For the best performance and optimal image q ality, the system sho ld be at normal room
temperat re before t rning the system on.
CAUTION: Ens re that the socket-o tlet is located near the eq ipment and is easily
accessible.
6Yo can adj st the monitor to yo r preferred position by gripping both sides of the
LCD monitor and slide it p or down on its adj stable track in a smooth, even
motion. After switching the Jo rney on, re-check the height for the most
comfortable viewing position. The monitor can also be tilted forward or backward to
angle the screen for better viewing comfort.
Sa ety and maintenance
•When attempting to move the Jo rney, always p t the viewing table in the locked
position ( se the brake lever below the viewing table and move it to the far right)
and se the hand grips at the base of the nit.
•Place the Jo rney on a st rdy table away from any heat so rce. Do not place yo r
nit on an nstable table, cart, or stand. Doing so may ca se the nit to fall, possibly
ca sing serio s damage to the nit or bodily inj ry.
•Use of a s rge protected power strip is recommended to protect yo r nit from
power o tages, etc.

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•Avoid p tting yo r hands and fingers into any opening (to ching the camera lens, or
the mirror in the camera ho sing, co ld red ce image q ality).
•D st the screen as needed with a soft, dry cloth.
•When cleaning the nit’s plastic s rfaces, se a slightly damp cloth. Make s re that
the nit is powered off. Avoid sing harsh chemicals or cleaning liq ids on the nit.
•Always se the correct power adapter. This system is designed for se with no. STD-
1205 (Adapter Technology Co. LTD (Volgen-Kaga Electronics (USA) Inc.)) or, MODEL
FSP060-1AD101C (FSP Gro p) power s pply.
3 Controls
On / O switch
Yo can switch the nit on by sing the power switch located on the front, right corner of
the camera ho sing. The LED lighting will ill minate the viewing table. The screen sho ld
a tomatically come on after a normal delay of a few seconds.
If the LED lights do not ill minate, and the screen does not come on, please check the
power adapter connections described in the previo s section.
Selecting the viewing mode
Located on the panel below the LCD monitor, the mode switch allows a choice of f ll
color, selected black & white, or color combinations. These modes have been designed for
optimal viewing based on yo r niq e vision needs. Once chosen, the setting will remain
ntil yo make a different choice.

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By p shing the mode switch to the right or to the left yo cycle forward or backwards
respectively thro gh the following viewing modes:
1. F ll color mode (the factory defa lt)
2. Enhanced reverse mode (white text on a black backgro nd)
3. Enhanced B&W mode (black text on a white backgro nd)
4. Yellow/bl e mode (yellow text on a bl e backgro nd)
5. Yellow/black mode (yellow text on a black backgro nd)
6. C stom color mode (an optional feat re)
The c stom color mode allows yo to choose vario s foregro nd and backgro nd color
combinations for optimal viewing based on yo r vision needs. When switched to this mode,
"C stom Color" is briefly displayed on the screen.
To select c stom colors, reach aro nd the left side of the nit to the left rear corner of the
camera nit’s rear panel. Here yo will locate the c stom color rocker switch (it is located
next to the power jack).
Rock the switch to the inside (right) to change the backgro nd color.
Rock the switch to the o tside (left) to change the foregro nd color.
Note: While in any mode, yo can ret rn to the defa lt f ll-color mode by pressing and
holding the mode switch to the left for 2 seconds.
Adjusting magni ication
Magnification, or size of the image being viewed, is adj sted by t rning the size control
(large middle knob below the screen).
The size setting is retained when switching the nit off, and will be sed again when yo
switch the Jo rney back on.
T rn right to make the image larger.
T rn left to make the image smaller.
TIP: When first learning to se the Jo rney, place some printed material on the viewing
table and adj st the size control to the smallest magnification setting. Then begin t rning
the size control to increase the size of the image ntil yo are able to read the text
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Magnification can also be adj sted by sing the programmable size preset feat re. This
feat re allows yo to save yo r favorite size setting and access it at any given time.
A defa lt size preset is programmed by the factory. It is activated by p shing IN on the size
control (”Preset On” is briefly displayed on the screen).
To program yo r own preferred size preset level, first t rn the size control to the desired
magnification level. Next, p sh and hold the size control for approximately 4 seconds ntil
“Preset Saved” appears on the screen.
Yo can confirm yo r size preset is saved by t rning the size control to a different setting.
As soon as yo adj st the size control, the camera will reset to man al size adj stment and
“Preset Off” appears on screen. Now press the size control once and the size sho ld adj st
to yo r saved setting.
Adjusting brightness
The brightness control is sed to brighten or darken the image being viewed. Brightness
can be readj sted at any time, in any mode.
T rn right to brighten.
T rn left to darken image.
Adjusting LED lights
The long-lasting LED lights provide a warm white, non-glaring light. The factory setting
allows for the most light and the best image (decreasing the light intensity ca ses loss of
color and red ced image q ality).
If the light is too bright, place yo r hand on the nderside of the camera nit and slide yo
fingers back and to the left from the power switch nit. Do this ntil yo feel a set of
b mps behind the back-right corner of the lens opening. Between these two raised b mps
there is an adj stable ribbed dial.

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•Unclick and roll the dial backwards to dim light intensity.
•Click the dial forward to ret rn to f ll intensity (the factory recommended preset).
Using the line / window eature
The line / window control feat re allows yo to se a horizontal or vertical g ide line or
window on yo r screen to aid with reading, writing, and isolating lines or col mns of text.
This feat re is activated by t rning the line / window control knob left or right, which
moves the line or window onto the screen. Once the feat re appears on the screen, yo can
choose yo r preferred mode by p shing in on the line / window control knob:
•Horizontal line
•Horizontal window
•Vertical line
•Vertical window
The line modes create a reference line on the screen which can be very sef l for writing.
The window modes are ideal for isolating a line or col mn of text.
Once yo have chosen yo r preferred L/W mode, t rn the knob to position the line or
window to the ideal position on the screen. To remove the marking lines / windowing from
the screen, t rn the knob to the extreme left or right.
When yo t rn the system off, the Jo rney will retain the L/W mode and screen position
yo have chosen, and will se these when yo start sing the Jo rney again.

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Viewing table
The viewing table (also referred to as X-Y table) is mo nted on a sliding mechanism,
allowing yo to move it from left to right and front to back nder the camera. This assists
yo in moving the material yo are viewing in a fl ent motion.
Depending on what is being viewed, yo may prefer that the viewing table remain steady or
locked. The table is eq ipped with a brake lever to slow down or lock the movement of the
table. This lever is located below the front edge of the table.
P shing the lever all the way to the right locks the table.
Releasing the lever all the way to the left restores f ll table movement
front to back and side-to-side.
Additional table eatures
•The rear alignment edge on the viewing table allows yo to line p pages or
envelopes to a perfect horizontal or vertical position. This is especially sef l d ring
reading and writing.
•The non-glare, wipeable table s rface red ces eyestrain. Its dark color and speckled
pattern help yo to disting ish the edge of a white page.
•The indentations at the front of the viewing table can be sed for small pens or
pencils, or as finger grips.
4 Sa ety & service
Service in ormation
Yo r nit contains no ser serviceable parts. All service to this nit m st be done by an
a thorized service center.
In the event of a malf nction or q estions, please contact yo s pplier. Yo can find the
contact details on the back of this man al.
If service is req ired, yo may be asked to send all, or part of, the nit. The camera head
(camera ho sing and monitor) can be removed from the frame and base for portability or
for service.

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Removing the camera head
1. Make s re the Jo rney is switched off and npl g the power jack from the camera
nit.
2. Before attempting to remove the head nit, raise the screen on its track to the
highest vertical position. Hold the monitor by the o ter edges of its frame to avoid
pinching yo r fingers. Now tilt it all the way back over the camera nit (as shown).
3. While gripping the camera firmly, p sh in the release b ttons on its sides. These
b ttons attach the camera nit on the s pports arms.
CAUTION: As soon as yo p ll slightly forward on the camera nit, it will detach completely
from the s pport arms.
4. To replace the camera nit, caref lly g ide it onto the s pport arms and p sh back
ntil it snaps sec rely onto the frame arms. Be caref l not to pinch yo r fingers
when replacing the head nit.
5 General in ormation
This prod ct q alifies to the standards of:
2002/95/EC EN61000-4-3
2006/95/EC EN61000-4-4
EN60950-1 EN61000-4-5
EN55022 Class B EN61000-4-6
EN61000-3-2 EN61000-4-11
EN61000-3-3 EN61000-6-1
EN61000-4-2 EN61000-6-3
FCC Information
This eq ipment has been tested and fo nd to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, p rs ant to part 15 of the FCC R les. These limits are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmf l interference when the eq ipment is operated in its
installation. This eq ipment generates, ses, and can radiate radio freq ency energy and,
if not installed and sed in accordance with the instr ction man al, may ca se harmf l
interference to radio comm nications.