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Troubleshooting 

Below is a list of problems that may occur with your video magnifier. Consult the list first 

before contacting KOBA Vision or your dealer. 

Symptom 

Possible causes 

What to do 

The lights are out 

• The lights are 

malfunctioning 
• The video magnifier is 

not switched on 

• Replace the lights 

• Switch on the video magnifier 
• Check the power cord 

 

No display on 

the screen 

 

• Power failure 

• The screen is not 

switched on 

 

• Check wether the plug of the power cord has 

been properly plugged into the power point If the 

device still won’t work, pull the plug out of the 

power point. Then wait 60 seconds before plugging 
it back into the power point. Turn the screen on 

again. 

• Press the “on” button on the remote 

No sound 

 

• The screen volume is 

on zero 
• The sound has been 

disrupted 

• The headphone is 

plugged in 
• The SCART or HDMI 

connector is loose 

• Slightly turn up the screen volume. 

• Check wether the sound has not been disrupted. 
• Point the remote control directly towards the 

sensor at the front of the screen. 

• Unplug the headphone 

• Check the SCART or HDMI plug. 
 

 

No sound or image 

while the red stand-by 

light at the front of the 
screen is burning 

• Screen is on stand-by 

mode 

 

• Press the “on” or “1” button on the remote 

 

The pc modes don’t  
work 

 

• Wrong connectors  
• Wrong source 

• Wrong screen 

resolution 

• Check wether the source has been selected 
correctly. Press the button to open the source list 

and select the correct source. 

• Check whether you have set the computer to the 

correct screen resolution. 
• Check the settings of the video card in the pc. 

Stripes running 
through the image 

• SCART or HDMI 
connector is loose  

• Check the SCART or HDMI connector.  
 

Bad colours 

• SCART or HDMI 
connector is loose  

• Check the SCART or HDMI connector.  
 

Image is dark 

• The lights are 
malfunctioning 

• Replace the lights 

The image is blurred 

• Autofocus is not 

activated 

• Press the central turning knob 1 to activate 

autofocus 

 

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Page 1: ...KOBA VISION Video magnifiers EasyViewer Silver Quartz HD Manual EN Downloaded From TV Manual com Manuals...

Page 2: ...8 0 Silver 2 8 0 Quartz HD 2 8 0 HD In combination with screen Philips 26PF5321 12 Slight differences are possible if other verions or screens are used The latest versions of the manual can be downlo...

Page 3: ...E O M A G N I F I E R S Manual KOBA Vision De Oude Hoeven 6 3971 Leopoldsburg Belgium Tel 32 0 11 34 45 13 Fax 32 0 11 34 85 25 info kobavision be http www kobavision be Downloaded From TV Manual com...

Page 4: ...and maintenance instructions 6 Safety instructions 6 Maintenance instructions 7 First time use 8 Connecting cables 8 Set screen 8 Checking whether the device works 8 Controls 9 Switching on off 9 Brie...

Page 5: ...eo magnifier computer 15 Switching between video magnifier and computer 15 Troubleshooting 16 Warranty 17 Express warranty 17 Warranty provisions 17 Service fulfillment 17 Data chart 18 EasyViewer 18...

Page 6: ...gnifier EasyViewer Silver Quartz HD Screen To be able to use the video magnifier you need a screen with the following specifications EasyViewer Silver SCART RGB input or HMDI input NTSC Suspension VES...

Page 7: ...eens have an aerial terminal HDMI DVI HDMI HDMI VGA VGA connector computer connector To use the screen as a computer screen you will need an HDMI DVI HDMI HDMI of VGA VGA connector This connector will...

Page 8: ...sible for any injuries to humans or animals or for any damage to objects caused by non compliance with this safety instruction Never attempt to repair the device by yourself It is dangerous to remove...

Page 9: ...amps must only be replaced by the same type Philips Master PL Electronic 8W 827 E27 230 240 VAC after switching off the device and removing the power cord from the grid Treat your device with care and...

Page 10: ...HDMI Quartz HD Input for HDMI connector to the video magnifier screen Mains supply Power cord plug Set screen Set the screen before taking the device into use To be able to make maximum use of the vid...

Page 11: ...er Switching on off Switching on 1 Press the button to switch on the screen 1 2 Press the button at the left side of the interface to switch on the video magnifier 2 2 Switching off 1 Switch off the v...

Page 12: ...visio n BA EasyV iew er P H O T O 1 2 3 RESET HELP FOCUS K visio n BA S ilv e r P H O T O 1 5 6 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 RESET HELP FOCUS P H O T O T E X T K visio n BA Quartz HD 3 13 5 2 7 9 11 1 4 8 10 12...

Page 13: ...yViewer 4 Positive reading white background black letters Font colours push once more 5 Factory settings 6 Help 7 More contrast 8 Less contrast 9 More brightness photo mode More background negative an...

Page 14: ...matically adapts to height variations keeping the image focused Autofocus is automatically activated when zooming in or out for a few seconds In this way autofocus is not used continuously limiting we...

Page 15: ...et background suppression with negative or positive reading More brightness Press button 9 Less brightness Press button 10 Background suppression You can set the background in positive or negative rea...

Page 16: ...nt Using the buttons contrast brightness and colour you can adjust the image so that the photo becomes clearly visible Factory settings will take you back to the original settings Crafting Crafting is...

Page 17: ...uter to the screen You can use the screen to switch to another input that will allow you to use your computer If video magnifier and computer are both plugged into the HDMI input of the screen you can...

Page 18: ...turn up the screen volume Check wether the sound has not been disrupted Point the remote control directly towards the sensor at the front of the screen Unplug the headphone Check the SCART or HDMI pl...

Page 19: ...y becomes invalid if the video magnifier Was not used according to instructions or was misused Was damaged as a result of a fall or blow Was disassembled or tinkered with Was repaired earlier by a non...

Page 20: ...Width X Depth 300 x 430 x 580 mm Measurements with 32 screen Height X Width X Depth 750 x 930 x 580 mm Maximum viewing angle 107 mm Minimum viewing angle 9 mm Enlargement 23 screen 58 cm 5x 57x 26 scr...

Page 21: ...creen Height X Width X Depth 750 x 930 x 580 mm Maximum viewing angle 107 mm Minimum viewing angle 9 mm Enlargement 23 screen 58 cm 5x 57x 26 screen 66 cm 6x 64x 32 screen 82 cm 7x 78x Features Wide r...

Page 22: ...um viewing angle 230 mm Minimum viewing angle 13 mm Enlargement 23 screen 58 cm 2x 57x 26 screen 66 cm 2 5x 64x 32 screen 82 cm 3x 70x Features Wide range slide table Illuminated buttons Zoom in zoom...

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