Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Elmo Document Camera: Installation & Usage Instructions
This document provides detailed installation and usage instructions for the Elmo Document Camera by Ted Trueblood at Tri-C. It covers essential steps including connecting the power and video cables, setting up the camera, and operating functions like zoom and light adjustments. Learn how to save your work to an SD card or to your computer using USB mode. This comprehensive guide is perfect for first-time users looking to maximize their experience with the Elmo Document Camera.
Complete Guide to Setting Up Your Elmo Document Camera: Installation & Usage Instructions
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The Elmo Document Camera Install/Use Instructions Ted Trueblood Tri-C
Cords from Document Camera • Make sure power cable is plugged into “DC” outlet in back as shown. • Make sure yellow video cable is plugged into the video outlet.
The Next Step… • Plug power cord into nearest available outlet. • Underneath your desk, plug yellow video cable into A/V outlet as shown. Only the top is for the camera—the other two are for sound.
Output Switch • On the back, flip the left output switch to “video.” • It may be necessary to use a pen or a small flat screwdriver.
Setup • Place the camera on a convenient location on your desk, and place white document tray underneath as shown.
Power On • Turn the camera on by pressing “power”(photo on left). • Turn the camera to the “camera” setting (photo on right).
Put your Image on the Screen • With your projector turned on, select the “video” function. Whatever is on the white tray should show up on the screen. • The zoom in/out and the light functions are labeled on the right. Zoom Light
Saving Your Work (Optional) • Insert an SD media card into the slot shown, and push the camera icon on the document camera. • If you want to save from the camera to your computer, connect the USB cable from the port as shown to your computer. • On the menu settings for the document camera, select “usb mode,” then “mass storage.”