Lumens XGA PS600 Digital Document Camera | 
 enlarge | Brand: Lumens
Category: Office Product
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Avg. Customer Rating:  1 reviews
Sales Rank: 97395
Shipping Weight (lbs): 30
MPN: PS600
ASIN: B000M5PLXO
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Product Description
- This full-size desktop solution offers so much for so little.
- This desktop solution features a full- size, 17 x11 capture area for reflective images and 4 x5 for transmissive materials.
- Optical head rotation of 90/180/270 degrees for increased convenience and flexibility.
- Key features such as 22 fps for a super fast frame rate, pre-set step-zoom that allows for instant full- or half-page zoom with the push of a button.
- Split-screen display capability for two-image (one live, one from the image storage memory), simultaneous, side-by-side comparisons.
- Seamless video switch for smooth fade-in, fade-out video effects, Compact flash memory card support to hold up to 1000 images, and an optional microscope adaptor to convert any analog microscope to digital microscope.
- Built-in RS-232 interface and Ethernet connectivity for easy installation and programming.
- 22 fps 1024x768 (XGA)
- 17"x11" shooting size w/4"x5" light base
- 12x optical zoom with step-zoom
- 90/180/270?? rotation/270?? tilt front-to-back
- split screen and seamless video switching
- dual cold-cathode on arms w/side-to-side, front-to back adjustment
- 64 JPEG internal, auto/manual slideshow play-back
- 1000 JPEG to CF Card for easy removal to and from computer
- unlimited JPEG via USB to PC/Mac
- USB and Ethernet, RS-232 and IR
- DVI-I, VGA, Composite and S-Video
- full-screen annotation and capturing
- 5 year bumper-to-bumper warranty
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| Customer Reviews:
Excellent Picture, Poor Control December 7, 2007
PRO's: Let me start with the good stuff: The color accuracy and picture quality of the Lumens PS-600 projector is superb. It has better picture quality and truer colors than the Elmo HV5100XG (which also has an extremely good picture.) The camera head can easily be turned, a very handy feature.
CON's: Whoever designed the control interface did a really poor job. When turned off, it has two red LED's lit which might make you think it is on. Pressing the ON/OFF button does not turn it on or off. You have to press and hold the ON/OFF button for a few seconds in order to turn the Document Camera on or off. (Pity those who have to provide equipment support as they will have to leave detailed instructions or provide training to users.) Another extremely poor design feature is the RS-232 interface. With any normal, reasonable interface, you send it a command to turn on, and a different command to turn off. With this Camera you first have to send it a command to tell it you want to send it a command, then you wait for it to send a response that it is ready for your command. Once it finally gives you permission to send a command, it does not provide a command for ON and a command for OFF, it only provides a TOGGLE POWER STATE command, so if the camera happens to be on when the RS232 control system is attempting to turn it ON it will turn it OFF instead. A very poor design.
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