Ken A Vision Video Flex 7100 Instruction Manual - page 5
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(plug on back of unit, at the far left of center). If unit is powered up and red
light of unit is on, video image from camera should appear on your S-Video
output device.
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TV/Monitor
Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable or the S-Video
cable from the Video Flex
®
camera into the "Video In" connector of the
TV/Monitor. If no "Video-in" is available, you may need an RF Modulator
or a VCR recorder. See owner's manual of TV/Monitor for operating
procedures. (Commonly TV/Monitor must be set on "AUX" for auxiliary).
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VCR (Recorder)
Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable or the S-Video
cable from the Video Flex
®
camera into the "Video-In" connector on the
VCR. Connect VCR cables from your VCR to TV. See owner's manual of
VCR for operating procedures.
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Projector
Connect the composite (RCA type) yellow video cable from the Video
Flex
®
camera into the "Video-In" connector on the video projector.
(Modern projectors rarely have S-Video, but if available, follow normal
connection procedures). See owner's manual of video projector for
operating procedures.
72000HD (Digital Video Device), or 7600, 7600P if operating as a digital
unit:
Prior to connecting the USB cable, you must first install the supplied software.
Please see the Applied Vision™ Software booklet provided with the enclosed
software CD.
Once the software is loaded onto your computer, connect the USB cable
(permanently attached to 7200, cable in box of 7600 or 7600P) to the
computer with the standard rectangle shaped USB plug. With the 7600 and
7600P plug the other end (smaller, more square shaped USB connector) into
the Video Flex
®
camera in the plug marked USB. (Plug on Video Flex
®
located on the back of the unit at the far right end and labeled USB).
Click on the desktop icon for the software, follow simple instructions and
camera should show an image on your computer screen. See Applied
Vision™ Software Manual if there are any problems with an image. You are
ready to go!
Output from computer to Projector, VCR, DVR, Flash drive, CD's and/or DVD
will, most commonly, use VGA (15 pin) cables, but there are other possibilities