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Samsung UF-80DX User manual

NMSUN
HIGHRESOLUTION
DIGITAL
PRESENTER
USER'S
MANUAL
UFISIIDX/$T
Before
attemptingtooperatethis
product,
Please
read
the
instructions
carefully.
www.
samsungpresenter,com
r Thank
you
for
purchasing
this
product.
This
product
isahighresolution
digital
presenter
thatcan
project
all
kindsof
data
onaPC
monitor,
ora
projector
with
simplemanipulations.
By
adopting
14X
superoptic
angle
zoom
lens,
itis
possible
to
shoot
allmaterials
from
the
size
of
a35mm
film
toA4slze.
By
adopting
llSanch
PStype
CCD,
thehigh
resolution
andthe
excellent
color
reappearance
are
realized.
Especially
by
using
USB,
it
is
possible
toview
orstore
the
real
time
image
in
a PC
andcontrol
the
functionsin
amoment.
Also
it
is
possible
to
control
the functions
byusing
R$-232C
port.
By
adopting
DVI(Digital
Video
Interactive)output
port
UF-80
presents
vivid
andnoise-less
images.
Remote
controlleris
supplied
asastandard
featureforthe
product
so
thatit
can
be
manipulated
from
adistance.
Thus
it
isvery
convenient
during
aconference.
You
canselectthe
transparency
films,
Lightbox
as
aoptionwhen
you
needtouse
a
slides.
*\
Digital
features
on
your
Digital
Presenter
provide
useful
and
various
image
controlsincluding:
-Brightness
andRed/Blue
colorcontrol
- lmage
rotation
- lmage
savelrecall
- lmag
e freeze
-lmage
divide
You
can
quickly
switch
theINT/EXT
button
on
controller.
to
your
computer
andthe
presenter
with
the
control
panel
or
onthe
remote
To
avoidfrom
any
interruption
of
presentation
to
reset
the
digital
presenter,
you
can
preset
up
to
4customized
settings
in
the
memory
andsimplyrecall
it
during
the
presentation.
UF-80
supports
GUI
digital
presenter
with
menu
systemto
control
variousfunctions
of
mouse
operation.
Safety
precautions ......5
Uses
of
digital
presenter
. .......6
Supplied
accessories .......7
Nameand
function
ofeach
part ........8
Frontsrde ....8
Maincontrol
panel
.... ..10
Terminals
atthe
back .......1
1
On
theremotecontroller. --12
Set
preparation ....14
Connecting
to
output
device
... ..15
PC
Monitor,
Projector
or
DVIsupporting
device ....1
5
Desktop
computer..... ..16
Compute
r
.... ....17
PS/2
Mouse ....17
Using
the
presenter
. .
'.....1B
To
show
the
image
received
from
external
device
. ....18
To
project
an
object
on
the
digital
presenter. ..20
Adjusting
your
image .....23
Diffused
Reflection
Prevention
Sheet --.----23
Adiusting
your
image
withGUI
..... ...28
lmagesection ----..28
Digitalsection .......31
Miscellaneous
section.. .....35
Exitsection .....37
Changing
your
image
with
Draw ....38
Storage.... .---.--41
Trouble
shooting -,-'-..43
Battery
replacement
... ----44
Specifications.... ..45
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Follow
these
safety
instructions
when
setting
up
andusing
your
Digital
Presenter:
1.Donot
place
the
presenter
onanunstable
cart,
stand,ortable.
2.Donot
usethe
presenter
near
water
or
sources
of
heat.
3.
Use
thetype
of
power
sourceindicated
onthe
presenter.
If
you
are
not
sureofthe
power
available,
consult
your
dealer
or
power
company.
4.Place
the
presenter
near
a
wall
outletwhere
the
plug
canbe
easily
unplugged.
5.
Take
the
following
precautions
for
the
plug.
Failure
to
complywith
these
precautions
could
resultin
sparksorfire:
Donotinsert
the
plug
into
an
outletwith
dust
present.
Insert
the
plug
firmly
into
the
outlet.
6.
Donot
overloadwall
outlets,
extension
cords,
or
integral
convenience
receptacles.
This
can
cause
fire
or
electric
shock.
7.Donot
place
the
presenter
where
the
cord
can
be
walked
on.ltmay
result
infraying
or
damageto
the
plug.
B.Unplug
the
presenter
from
thewall
outlet
before
cleaning.
Use
adamp
cloth
for
cleaning.Donot
use
liquid
or
aerosol
cleaners.
9.
Donot
blockthe
slots
andopeningsin
the
presenter
case.They
provide
ventilation
and
prevent
the
presenter
from
overheating.Do
not
put
the
presenter
on
asofa,
rug,
or
other
softsurface
or
in
abuilt-ininstallation,
unless
proper
ventilation
is
provided.
10.Never
push
objects
ofany
kind
throughcabinet
slots.
Never
spill
liquidofany
kind
intothe
presenter.
11.Except
asspecifically
explained
inthisUser's
Manual,do
not
attempt
toservice
this
product
yourself.
Refer
all
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel.
Opening
or
removingcovers
may
expose
you
to
dangerous
voltagesand
other
hazards.
12.
Unplug
the
presenter
during
lightningstormsor
whenitwillnot
beused
for
extended
periods.
13.Donot
place
the
presenter
and
remote
controller
ontopof
heat-producing
equipment
or
in
a
heated
place,
such
asa car.
14.
Unplug
the
presenter
fromthe
wall
outletand
refer
servicing
to
qualified
service
personnel
under
the
followingconditions.
. Whenthe
power
cord
or
plug
is
damaged
or
frayed.
. lfliquidhas
been
spilled
into
the
presenter,
or
it
has
been
exposed
to
rainor
water.
. lfit
does
not
operate
normally
when
you
follow
theoperating
instructions,
or
ifit
exhibits
a
distinct
change
in
performance,
indicatinga
needfor
service.
. Ifithas
beendropped
or
thecabinet
has
been
damaged.
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FCC
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Statement
This
equipmenthas
beentested
and
found
tocomplywiththelimitsforaclass
A
digital
device,
pursuant
to
part
15oftheFCC
Rules.Theselimits
are
designedto
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
when
theequipmentis
operatedin
acommercialenvironment.
This
equipment
generates,
uses,and
can
radiate
radiofrequency
energy
and,
ifnotinstalled
and
used
in
accordance
withthe
instruction
manual,may
causeharmfulinterference
toradio
communications.
Operationofthis
equipmentin
aresidential
areaislikelyto
cause
harmfulinterference
inwhichcase
the
user
will
berequired
tocorrecttheinterference
athisownexpense.
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information
in
areport,
form,
table,
etc.as
well
as
athree
dimensional
object,
such
asamodel,
can
be
projected
onascreen
clearly
that
allthe
participants
canfocus
onthe
sametopic
during
aconference.Thus
it
is
very
helpful
for
an
effective
progress
of
a
conference,
Itis
possible
to
present
various
visual
data
including
slides
andX-ray
film
etc.
atamedical
conference
ora
doctors'
association
in
the
orderoffile.
By
connecting
to
alarge
projector,
it
can
produce
dynamic
images
atanew
product
demonstration,
dfl
exhibition,
oran
event.
It
can
beused
asanaudiovisual
tool
for
printed
materials,such
as
text
books,
ds
well
asaudiovisual
materials,educational
materials,andespecially
for
students'
art
works.
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useful
in
design
area
where
visualization
is
necess
ary.
ltis
possible
to
project
catalogs
and
slides,
thustheeffect
ofa
job
canbechecked
easily.
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you
unpack
your
Digital
Presenter,
make
sure
that
you
have
all
these
components.
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rotate
tothe
frontandback.
(Upper
lamp)
Press
to
move
the
main
support.
Please
set
the
paper
fitted
tothe
corners.
(A4
size)
(Optional
Lightbox)
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next
page)
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buttonsonthemaincontrol
panelcan
be
foundintheremotecontroller.
Thesebuttons
perform
thesame
functions.
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Usethis
toturnthe
main
power
onor
off.
LATTP
Use
this
to
turnthe
upperlamp
onor
off.
Use
this
toselectinternal
orexternalimage
INT:
toview
theimage
onthis
product.
EXT:
toview
theVGAinput
from
another
device
such
asa PC
monitor
oraprojector
by
connectingit
tothis
product.
ffiAWc
ffit zooM
Use
this
to
control
thesize
ofan
object
projected
onthe
screen.
FREEZE
Use
this
tofreeze
theimage.
Use
this
tocontrol
the
color
automatically.
AF
Usethisadjust
the
focus
automatically.
ROTATE
(FortheUF-&0DX
only)
Use
thisto
rotate
theimage
90",
180"
,270'
,
0"
TXTllMG(FortheUF-il0ST
on$)
Controls
thesharpness
of
theoutput
image.
Switches
for
TEXT
mode
or
IMAGE
mode.
BRIGHT
Use
thisto
control
the
brightness
of
theimage.
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ffi
ffit tNr/Exr
ffiil PowER
INP.ITTEIMNAL Wil
WUsethis
to
connect
the
power
cable.
(DC12V)
LIGHTBOX
POWER
OUTPUT
TERMINAL
WhenLightbox
is
used
you
can
connect
the
Lightboxcable
tothe
INPUT
terminal
located
next
to
the
switch
ofthe
Lightbox.
DC
12VOUT,
0.6A
DVIOUTPUT
Connect
this
to
themonitor
or
projector
by
supplied
DVIcable.
MOUSE
Usethis
toconnect
PSl2
Mouse.
(See
page
17
.)
RS-232C:
COMPUTER
CONNECTION
TERMINAL
Usethis
toconnect
RS-232C
cable.
VGA
VIDEO
OUTPUT
Connect
this
to
the
RGB
input
terminal
of
aPC
monitor
oraprojector
by
supplied
PC
cable.
VGAVIDEO
INPUT
Connect
this
to
the
VGA
output
terminal
of
another
device
by
supplied
PC
cable.
When
external
input
menu
isselected,
the
image
is
shown
through
the
VGA
input
terminal.
IISB:COMPUTER
CONNECTION
TERMINAL
Use
thisto
connect
USB
cable
when
transmitting
image
to
aPC
by
USB
Port.
Wil
Wil
W PIWER
Turns
power
on
or
off.
Allows
to
choose
the
signal
inputs
to
be
displayed.
W NrlExr
Controls
the
sharpness
of
the
outputimage.
Switchesfor
TEXT
mode
orIMAGE
mode.
Allows
tofocus
on
anobject.
F:
Usedtofocus
onan
objectwhichis
in
thefar
distance.
N:
Usedtofocus
on
an
objectbeing
close.
Wil ROTATE
(FortheIIF-8hDXonty)
Use
thisto
rotatetheimageby90",
180'
,270'
,
0'.
. Reduces
the
image
size.
. Enlarges
theimage
size.
W SAVE4RECALL
(For
theUF-8ilDX
only)
. Saves
the
projected
imageintothe
memoryof
thisunit.
. Recalls
the
imagefromthe
memory.
DIVIDE
Dividesthe
screen
toshowboth
the
current
image
and
the
imagerecalledfrom
the
memory
simultaneously
onone
screen.
SHIFT
Shifts
the
recalledimageshown
in
thedivided
screen
from
the
lefttorighttoshow
the
hidden
portion
of
theimage.
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Wil LAMP
W Focus ffiil PREIET
Wil RED/BLUEuAWI
Wil AF
Wil FREEZE
W gxgMODE
(For the
IIF-ilIDXonty)
Switches
to
3X3
Multi
ONor
3X3
Multi
OFF.
Wil rxrltMc
Turns
the
upper
lamp
onoroff.
Adjusts
the
image
color.
R+/-:
Adjusts
the
red
color.
B+l-=
Adjusts
the
blue
color.
AWC:
Adjusts
color
automatically.
Usethis
to
adjust
thefocus
automatically.
W BRIGHT
+
/ BRIGHT
-
. Increases
the
brightness.
. Decreases
thebrightness.
ffiil EXIT(For
the
IIF-1ilDX
onty)
Stopscurrentfunctionand
returns
to
thenormal
mode.
. SAVE:savesthecustomized
user
setting
values.
. ACT|VE:activates
the
preset
user
settings.
W FREQ
Switches
to
XGA
75Hz
or60Hz
Keeps
the
current
image
on
the
screen.
I Connect
PCmonitor,
Projector
and
DVIsupporting
devices(Monitor
or
Projector)to
this
presenter
to
display
the
projected
imagesusing
the
PCmonitor
cable
or
DVI
cable
cancel
thissentence.
PCmonitor
cable
Connect
tothe
VGA
input
terminal
PCmonitor,
projector,
etc
Connect
DVI
inputtothe
terminal
DVI
cable
Digital
Presenter
Monitor,
projector,
etc
Digital
Presenter
I Connect
adesktop
PC and
the
presenter
using
USB
cable
and
installthesupplied
program.
Youcansee
the
projected
image
on
the
PC
monitor
andcontrol
the
imageusing
the
program.
r RS-232C
connection
is
available
for
advanced
user.
lf
you
connect
a PCwith
RS-232C
cable,
you
should
set
up
your
PC
and
make
your
own
program
to
control
the
projected
imageon
PC.
Ask
your
dealer
for
further
details.
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Connecttothe
USB
port
on
your
PC,
theninstallthe
suppliedUF-80
program. Digital
Presenter
Werecommend
youtoconnecttoUSB
portwhich
isattached
oncomputer
mainboard.
(ltcanmaketroublesin extendedfront-side
USB
portor USB
hubwithout
power
in
accordance
with
computers.)
Be
sure
touse
theUSB cableshorter
than5.0
m.
Connectthe
cable
to
the
RS-232Cterminal
on
your
PC.
rNilNRS-232C
cableis notprovidedwiththepresenter.
You
can obtainone fromyour computerdealer.
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Presenter
Connection
Computer
r lf
you
connect
computer
through
VGA
lN
port,you
can
receive
videosignal
fromthe
computer.
Connect
the
cableto
the
VGAinput
terminal
PCmonitor,
projector,
etc.
Connect
to
VGAlNterminal
using
the
VGA
cable
from
the
computer.
VGAlN
terminalis
available.
Connect
the
cabletoVGA
port
on
the
computerequipped
with
XGA,
SXGA,
UXGA
graphic
card.
r lf
you
connectPS/2
mouse
throughMOUSE
port,
you
cancontrol
variousfunctions
ofdigital
presenter.
(See
page
28.)
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Digital
PS/2
Mouse
Set
up
your
digital
presenterproperly.
(Seepage
14.)
Connecttheinput
devicefrom
which
you
wantto
receivethe
imageandtheoutputdevice
inwhich
you
want
toshowtheimage.
(See
pages
15
through17.)
Turn
the
power
oftheinputandoutput
device
on,andthedigital
presenter
on.
Whenthedigital
presenterispoweredon, theupperlampturnson.
Toturnit off, press
LAMPbuttonof thepresenter.
ZOOM FR
Setup
your
digital
presenterproperly.
(See
page
14.)
Connectthe
presenter
to
a PCmonitor
or
projector
todisplay
the
image.
(Seepage
15.)
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H# Turn
the
power
oftheoutput
device
and
the
digital
presenter
on.
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ffiP|acetheobjectonthedocumentp|ate,andadjusttheheadto
face
the
object.
lf thereisnoimage
onthePCmonitor
orthe
projector,
check
ifthecable
is
properly
connectedandpress
theINT/EXT
button
ofthe
presenter
toselect
theinput
modeto INTOUT

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