Drag with the right mouse button to rotate the camera, and drag with both mouse buttons to zoom in or out.

Radar helps you see what's around you. An antenna mounted high above your boat (often on the mast of a sailing vessel) sends radar waves down towards the ground, hoping to pick up reflections of land or other boats below. It's not foolproof - it can often pick up images of waves instead of real objects - but it definitely helps you see what's around you, especially in conditions of poor visibility.

The screen is oriented 'naturally'; the top of the screen is north, the right is to the east, the bottom is south and to the left is west.

In the top left corner of the radar screen, the time is displayed in zulu time (also called Coordinated Universal Time or UTC) indicating the time at when the weather overlay was most recently updated. Time's are displayed in 24 hour format, ie, 2pm is shown as 14:00. In the lower right corner of each aircraft datatag, the Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) for that aircraft is displayed in zulu time. Zulu time, also called Coordinated Universal Time or UTC.

A: Dial in to the unit. Go to "Tuning" and select "Unit Power on Parameter." Under the "General" tab, where it says "Cameras," you can de-select any cameras you do not want to see on your computer screen. Click "Upload" to save changes.

I am using fluorescein and rhodamine and I want to know how to separate the green and red channel information in my color image.

This condition is caused by a failure of the actual camera itself. The blue screen indicates that there is power and good communications to the remote site, but no video signal from the camera. The only way to fix the problem is to replace the camera. Since the cameras are mounted on top of 35' tall poles, Caltrans Maintenance crews have to use a "bucket truck" to reach the cameras.

No. All Panasonic digital cameras have a POWER DOWN feature to conserve battery power. If there is over one minute of inactivity, the LCD will power down to conserve the battery. Simply hit the SHTR button, and the LCD will turn ON.

If you are concerned about your own hearing you should make a time at an audiology clinic to have a hearing test.  The VIHSP equipment is not suitable for adults.

White - unpowered items that can't mass-lock the in-system drive (jumpdrive). Green/Yellow - navigation buoys. Yellow - powered craft. Red - powered craft identified as hostile. Green - space stations. Green/Red - thargoids. Purple - police. Blue/Red - police on intercept. Red/Yellow - active mine (about to detonate). Blue/Cyan - witchspace wormhole.

Your player is telling you that there are multiple camera angles or multiple video views on the disc. You can use the "Angle" key on the remote control to switch angles. On some players you need to press the "Info" or "Display" key to bring up an on-screen interface to change angles (see your manual for details).

I only see Small and Medium as choices in "Send Image Size" with MICROSOFT NETMEETING. Large is grayed out.

A laptop computer is not provided with the NETnet system. The Lectern Workstation comes equipped with a port for instructors to connect their own laptops to the lectern. Some schools provide their faculty with a laptop for use with the Lectern Workstation. The bigger cable is the video hookup for the laptop; the smaller cable is the audio hookup. You can attach both to a laptop and play video and audio through the system.

The EVOLT E-510 is packaged with a printed Quick Start Guide and Instruction Manual. The documents can also be downloaded in PDF format by clicking here. Adobe Reader? is required to view the PDF files. The software is available as a free download from Adobe's web site.