VIVID GROUP INC.

Wireless Virtual Reality Games

GX System Manual

Vivid Group 317 Adelaide St. W. Suite #302 Phone (416) 340-9290 Fax (416) 348-9809

T able of Contents

SYSTEM OVERVIEW.....1 THIS MANUAL.....1 SUMMARY OF TECHNOLOGY.....1 WHAT YOU GET..... 2 SYSTEM SETUP..... 3 UNPACKING THE COMPUTER..... 3 COMPUTER SETUP...... 3 CAMERA SETUP...... 3 DIAGRAM OF CONNECTIONS..... 4 ACCESSORIES SETUP..... 5 ADS TV ELITE XGA..... 5 PC-TV CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS..... 5 LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS..... 6

Optimal Lighting:..... 6

VIVID GAMES CONSOLE..... 7 DESKTOP DIAGRAM..... 7 ADVANCED OPTIONS..... 8 CAMERA DRIVER SETUP..... 8 DAILY SHUTDOWN...... 9 MENUPOD...... 10 MENUPOD OPTIONS..... 10 REMOVING THE BACKGROUND..... 11 CAMERA PREVIEW..... 11 SIMPLE BACKGROUND REMOVAL.... 12 WIZARD BACKGROUND REMOVAL.... 13
ADVANCED BACKGROUND REMOVAL.... 15 CAMERA SETTINGS..... 16
Restart.....13 Resize......14 Background Removal....14
Manual Camera Setting.....16 Automatic Camera Setting.....17
GAME OPTIONS..... 18 GAMES CONSOLE..... 18 INDIVIDUAL GAME SETTINGS..... 19
Air Borne Rangers.....19 Atomic Breakout.....19 Birds and Balls.....19 Body Art.....19 Body Parts.....20 Catching Butterflies.....20 Drums......20 Farm Animals.....20 Formula GX.....20
Fullcourt Slam.....21 Gravball......21 Hand Painting.....21 Harps.....21 Heavy Weather.....21 Hockey GX Goaltending....22 Island Musical Journey.....22 Kayaking.....22 MenuPod......23 Recycling Pavillion.....23 SharkBait......24 Snowboarding.....24 Soccer GX.....24 Soccer Zero Gravity.....24 Volleyball......25 Water Cycle.....25 Wizards Cavern.....25
APPENDIX A VGA SPLITTER.....27 VGA SPLITTER CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONS....27 APPENDIX B PGR CAMERA.....28 BACK FOCUS PROCEDURE.....28

S Y S T E M

O V E R V I E W
System Overview This Manual
This manual illustrates how to set up and operate the GX System, how to obtain optimal lighting conditions, and how to adjust the various parameters for each game. As the GX system can be set up in a wide variety of locations and environments, the manual is designed to give a more general instruction, which can then be applied in most situations.

Summary of Technology

The Vivid Groups Mandala VGC (Video Gesture Control) System enables participants to be placed within a variety of entertaining and engaging computer generated realities. The Mandala System combines the video image of the player with an interactive virtual world where the stateof-the-art tracking system within the software reads the position of the body, allowing for realtime movement and interaction with background and foreground graphics. The GX system creates a virtual scene with objects to block or courses to navigate, and displays this on a large screen monitor that the player can see in front of them. A single video camera captures the image of the player and superimposes the players image into the virtual scene. The computer also calculates the position of the player to determine whether the player is making contact with the objects, or the orientation of their limbs and torso for control of the game. The system calculates the position of the player by tracing the outline of the player relative to a blue or green background. The computer uses the color difference between the background and any color on the player to determine what part of the total image represents the players image. The computer is then able to display the player immersed in a virtual environment by replacing the background with a computer generated scene.

What You Get

Computer System FireWire Video Camera Keyboard & Mouse Computer Power Cord "USB Dongle" - Security Key FireWire Cable - Camera > Computer - 15' PC-TV Converter ADS TV Elite XGA 1 mini stereo to RCA audio cable - Computer > Audio Amplifier* Vivid Install CD(s) & this manual Note: *Audio Amplifier is not supplied.

S E T U P

System Setup Unpacking the Computer
Remove all items from packing box. If damage has occurred during shipping, DO NOT attempt to power on the unit Please call for Technical Support.

Computer Setup

Position the computer system so that the front of the unit is accessible to allow for insertion of CD or floppy disk. Also allow for room to plug the cables in at the back of the computer. The computer should not be put in an enclosed space proper ventilation should be provided as the computer generates a fair amount of heat! Ensure that the power selector switch on the Power Supply is set for the proper voltage 110 or 220 volts. Plug cables in according to included Diagram of Connections (page 4). Plug the power cable in LAST!

Camera Setup

The camera is usually positioned just above or just below the main display. It should not be placed too high or low, as this creates a distorted view of the player. The recommended height for the camera when placed above the monitor is approximately 1.8 m (6 feet), and when placed below, approximately 0.m (3 feet). In a permanent installation, it is usually best to enclose the camera to prevent unwanted tampering. Once the camera focus is adjusted, and it is set up to give a full view of the players image - it will not need to be adjusted again. The computer will need to be set up and running in order to adjust the camera properly. Run any game and move the mouse during the initial Camera Preview screen to disable auto-start. Then adjust the camera Zoom, Focus and Iris to obtain a clear image of the player. Only the blue (or green) background should show on screen if the camera is seeing beyond the background you may need to re-adjust the zoom, or use the Resize function shown in the Background Removal section.

Diagram of Connections

1.) Ensure that the power selection switch is set to the proper setting before plugging in any cables! 2.) You will be provided with a USB security key (dongle), which connects to one of the USB ports! 3.) You will be provided with a PC-TV converter (ADS TV Elite XGA). Please see the next section for instructions on connecting these devices. 4.) If the FireWire camera is to be placed more than 15 feet (4.5 m) from the computer system, you may need a FireWire hub. If there is no FireWire hub required, the Camera will connect directly to one of the computers FireWire ports.

Accessories Setup

ADS TV Elite XGA
PC-TV Connection Instructions
A.) Connect the XGA to the computers VGA output port via the supplied Cable. B.) Connect the S-Video output to the input on the display device (TV, Projector, Plasma, etc.) if available. C.) Connect the Composite Video output to the input of your display device. D.) VGA output to a monitor optional. Connect a VGA monitor here. E.) Connect the supplied power supply to the PV-TV device. The ADS TV Elite XGA may need to be adjusted in order to obtain the optimum picture consult the manual that came with the PC-TV device for instructions. Note: Your PC-TV device may not be as illustrated here. Please consult the manual for your PC-TV if you have any problems with the connections. If you require multiple display units, you may require a VGA Distribution Amplifier (see Appendix A).

Lighting Requirements

The color contrast between the background and the player is essential for the proper functioning of the system since it determines the shape of the edge of the players image. Usually this color contrast is easily distinguishable, and no special care needs to be taken to improve the color quality. However, there are situations that cause a poor contrast, and the most prevalent one is poor lighting. If the light level of the room is very low, or there are dark shadows on the background either from some object or the player themselves, then the camera may not see the background color correctly and the edge of the players image may be poor. If this is the case you may need to consider adding lights to illuminate the background screen. Diffuse lights (such as fluorescent lights) should be mounted on either side of the screen to minimize shadows from the player. In some situations, the problem is too much light. If there is sunlight streaming directly onto the player or the background, or the light levels in the room change dramatically with the passing of clouds, then it may be necessary to shade the windows and use more artificial light. Fortunately, most environments that are lit with fluorescent overhead lighting are more than adequate to get quality results. Just keep in mind that the best lighting situation is one where there is a consistent amount of light across the entire background screen with no shadows, and where the light level stays constant.

Optimal Lighting:

Even light on background No shadows on background No direct sunlight Minimal lighting fluctuations

B A C K G R O U N D

R E M O V A L

Vivid Games Console

Desktop Diagram
1.) Vivid Games Console if the Games Console does not appear double click on the Desktop icon to start it. 2.) Game Selection select the Game to play here. 3.) Resolution the default resolution for most games is 640x480, but some games have multiple Resolutions available. Use this selector to change the Resolution. 4.) Advanced Options this opens a dialog that allows you to set-up Daily Shutdown, change the Camera Driver, and other options see Advanced Options. 5.) Menupod Configuration this button will only be available if Menupod is selected as the current game. Opens dialog to set up the games available in Menupod see the Menupod Configuration section. 6.) Run click this button to start the selected game. 7.) Error Report if one of the games has crashed due to an error click this button to view the error information. If there is no error the button will be grayed out as shown here. 8.) Game Settings double-click on any one of the settings to change the value. See the Game Options section for more information on the available settings for each title. 9.) Vivid Icon click on this icon to rebuild the list of available games.

Advanced Options

Flags: Usually only used in special cases. enable port IO enables the system to read the port - for coin-op use. enable coin op check to enable when a Coin Operation device is attached to the Game Port. debug mode check to enable a log file to be created.

Camera Driver Setup

Camera Driver Setup: Only necessary when reconfiguring the system to use a different camera type Default is CMU6.
Fakeload Directory: For selecting a directory containing saved images to be used in place of an actual camera image only used for debugging and testing. Will be grayed out unless Fakeload is selected as the current Camera Driver.

Daily Shutdown

Daily Shutdown: This allows the software to be set up to Shutdown or Reboot the system at a specified time. The Close option exits the game at the specified time, but leaves the computer running.

Menupod

The Menupod game selection allows you to select up to 4 games that work via a user selectable menu. The Player is presented with Icons above them to select the game, and then to select 1 or 2 players in certain Games. When Menupod is selected as the Current game the Menupod Configuration button becomes active.

Menupod Options

Select the GX System Type according to the type of system and configuration you are working with. Select the Games if you want to run Menupod with less than 4 Games, you can select NULL for the 3rd and 4th Game but you must have a minimum of 2 games to use Menupod. Some Games have the option for 1 or 2 players the checkboxes allow for enabling these options. If the option is not available, the option will be grayed out. Clicking on the Save as Preset button, and naming the preset can save any number of configurations. The Preset Dropdown allows you to select a saved preset current configuration will be lost if not already saved. Selected presets can be Deleted when selected with the Preset selector.

Removing the Background

Camera Preview
The first page you will see when you run a Game is the Camera Preview page. It allows you to see the current image that the camera sees (Figure 1).
Figure 1 For your image to work properly, you must remove as much of the background as possible. This is accomplished by selecting one of the three background removal methods - SIMPLE, WIZARD, or ADVANCED. A good camera image should only show the participant and not the background (see Figure 2).
Figure 2 If the camera preview is satisfactory as in Figure 2, then press GO, otherwise select a background removal method. If you do nothing for the initial 5 seconds, you will be transferred to the game move the mouse within the first 5 seconds to stop the system from auto-running the game.
If the camera colors do not appear correct, or the image is too dark or too bright, then press CAMERA SETTINGS (see Camera Settings).
SIMPLE Background Removal
The SIMPLE background removal is the easiest method. Make sure that only the background is visible (Figure 3) without anyone standing in the camera frame, because any color that is in the camera image will also be removed. Press SAMPLE to begin background removal. A counter near the top-center of the screen will indicate what percentage of the background has been sampled.

Figure 3 When the sample is complete, step into the camera image. If the background has not been fully removed, slide the THRESHOLD slider bar slightly with your mouse to fine-tune the image. You should achieve a clean image as seen in Figure 4.

Figure 4

When the image is satisfactory, press SAVE KEY to save all the changes that were made and GO to start the game. To try a different Background Removal method, return to Camera Preview by pressing BACK.
WIZARD Background Removal
The Wizard removes the background in 3 steps; Restart, Resize and Background Removal. On the Restart page, if your image is not clear (Figure 5), or there are many artifacts/noise (Figure 6), then press CLEAR KEY to reset the camera image. After CLEAR KEY is pressed, you will proceed automatically to Step 2 of the Wizard.

Restart

Figure 5

Figure 6

If the background is fine but your image is noisy or has many holes (Figure 7), then dont press CLEAR because the background does not need to be cleared. Instead press NEXT to move on to Resize, Step 2 of the Wizard.
Figure 7 If you need to return to Restart, then press BACK.

Resize

Figure 8 The Resize page allows you to change the size of the camera image to be displayed. If the camera image has objects in it other than the player and the background color, then resize the image by clicking and dragging on the green Xs located in the upper right and lower left corners of the image. Once this is complete, press NEXT to move on to Background Removal, Step 3 of the Wizard. If you need to return to Restart, press BACK.

Background Removal

Figure 9

Figure 10

The Background Removal is the final step in the Wizard, and will allow you to remove the background color as follows: 1. Click and hold left mouse button. 2. Drag over desired area to create a box (Figure 9) and release the left mouse button 3. The box will blink for 2 seconds. Any color that is within the box within the 2-second interval will be removed (Figure 10). 4. Repeat steps until the background has been entirely removed. 5. If you wish to recover certain colors (part of clothing or body may have disappeared), use the same method above but instead use the right mouse button. EXTEND KEY eliminates background noise, by extending the pixels to the next color gradient. This removes colors very similar to the ones that have just been removed. When the image is satisfactory, press SAVE to save all the changes that were made and GO to start the game. If you need to return to Resize, then press BACK.

ADVANCED Background Removal

Figure 11

Figure 12
The Advanced background removal provides you with more freedom when removing the background than the Wizard. All the functionality of the Wizard is provided on one page, plus the ability to toggle NOISE FILTER and CLEAR HOLES. NOISE FILTER removes small bits of noise from the background. By default it is checked on. To turn it off, click on the checkbox. CLOSE HOLES fills small holes on the person. By default it is checked on. To turn it off, click on the checkbox.
CLEAR KEY will reset the camera image. UNDO will reverse the last action done. INVERT will take all the pixels that were removed and make them visible and vice versa. EXTEND KEY eliminates background noise, by extending the pixels to the next color gradient. This removes colors very similar to the ones that have just been removed. When the image is satisfactory, press SAVE to save all the changes that were made and GO to start the game. Press BACK to return to Camera Preview.

Camera Settings

The Camera Settings page (Figure 13) allows you to correct inaccurate colors, or improper brightness in the camera image. You can do this manually or automatically.

Manual Camera Setting

Using your mouse click on the desired slider and adjust till the cameras image appears as close to the actual as possible.
FIGURE 13 Press OK when you are satisfied with the camera settings, this will take you back to Camera Preview.

Automatic Camera Setting

Click the AUTO button. You will then be asked to hold a sheet of clean white paper in front of the blue square at the distance you would normally stand (Figure 14), press OK, and the settings will automatically change (Figure 15). This procedure will take less than 10 seconds. You may want to do a slight manual adjustment at the end.

Figure 14

Figure 15
Press OK when you are satisfied with the camera settings, this will take you back to Camera Preview.

G A M E

O P T I O N S

Game Options

Games Console
Each game has several options that can be changed from the Vivid Games Console. In order to change the value of one of the items in the Settings box, double-click on the entry and a dialog box will appear replace the value with the new setting desired and click OK.

Tokens: All games have a Tokens option this is for setting the number of Tokens required for a game when a Coin Operated device is attached to the Game Port. If the Tokens value is set to 0 then the games are activated automatically when a player enters the play area. Duration: Almost all games have a Duration setting, which is the amount of time that the game will play for in seconds. Several games do not have a Duration setting this will be noted under each games specific settings.

Individual Game Settings

Air Borne Rangers

Tokens and Duration

Atomic Breakout
Tokens and Duration NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - Sets the number of players - 1 or 2

Birds and Balls

Tokens and Duration BALL_NUMBER=8 - The maximum number of balls on screen at one time. MAX 32 BALL_SPEED=15 - The average speed of the balls, with the number being equal to the time (in seconds) that it would take a ball to cross the screen. There is no set upper limit. Just play around with it until you find a value that you like. The minimum is 1. SOFT_TIME=0.1 - The amount of time a player has to touch a ball's external layer in order to transform it into a bird. Range = 0.1-1 SENSITIVITY=0.3 - The percentage of the balls area that is considered it's internal layer. Range is 0.1-1

Body Art

Tokens and Duration TripButtonSelect_WaitTime=1 - NOT USED TripSceneSelectChangeTime=15 - The duration of each effect. Min Value = 5, No Max TripSceneTimeOut=2 The amount of time the Scene will wait before the game goes back into the attract loop if no player was detected. Min = 0, No Max ColorDuration=10 -
TripButtonDistanceFromCenter=0.25 How far the menu buttons are from the center. Value should not be greater than 0.5 as that would be the edge of the screen. Range = 0 0.5 TripButtonSpeed=10 The speed at which the menu buttons move. Value must be greater than 0 TripSoundOn=1 Enable/Disable sound. Value 0 or 1

Body Parts

Tokens and Duration NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - Sets the number of players - 1 or 2 NUMBER_OF_CAMERAS - Number of Cameras 1 or 2

Catching Butterflies

Tokens DURATION - max 599 seconds (MAX 10 min game) BUTTERFLY_NUMBER=16 The max number of butterflies that can appear on screen. Max 32 BUTTERFLY_MIN_SPEED=0.35 The slowest the butterflies will move. The lower the number, the slower the butterflies will move. Min = 0.1 BUTTERFLY_MAX_SPEED=1 The fastest the butterflies will move. The larger the number, the faster the butterflies will move. Min = 0.1, No Max TOUCH_TIME=0.1 The amount of time it takes the butterflies to spin the player when the butterflies are in contact with the player. If this number is set too high, the butterflies will never spin the player because the butterflies will not be in contact with the player. Min = 0.1, Max 1 MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageChinese - Enables Chinese version Y or N

Tokens and Duration CAPTUREMODE640 sets capture resolution to 640 or 320 - Y or N

Farm Animals

Formula GX
Tokens Duration=89 game duration Ezmode=T if set to true, no speed is lost when you hit the wall T(rue) or F(alse)

Fullcourt Slam

Tokens and Duration ForceLoop1=N Forces the attract loop to be played Y or N RedGlove=N Use a red glove to interact with the ball Y or N MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageFrench - Enables French version Y or N LanguageArabic - Enables Arabic version Y or N

Gravball

Tokens and Duration CreaseOnly - Player is restricted to the crease area around the goal - Y or N GravballPlayers Sets number of players 1 player plays against computer, 2 players plays each other 1 or 2

Hand Painting

Tokens and Duration HOLDSTRENGTH=1.5 This value sets how much motion is required to shake a ball off of the users hand. It is a multiplier of the radius of the ball. So, a HOLDSTRENGTH of 1.5 means that the user has to move their hand 1.5 times the radius of the ball in one frame in order to let go of the ball. The range is from 0 to infinity, but reasonable values are from 1 to 2. THE_BG_IMAGE=edges_white Select a background image. Image must be either.mbf or.tga format BG_BLACK=N use a black background Y or N

Heavy Weather

Tokens INTROTIME=30 NOT USED HURRICANTIME=60 Length of the Hurricane game TORNADOTIME=60 Length of the tornado game NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS=2 Number of players 1 or 2 TornadoMoveForwardTime=3 The time interval which the Tornado will move forward to try to catch the player
ObjectLoopTime=1 - TBA ObjectSet1LaunchTime=0.2 - TBA ChickenLaunchTime=0.5 - TBA ObjectSet2LaunchTime=0.8 - TBA LightningDelay=3 - TBA MedKitPoints=15 - TBA ObjectPoints=10 - TBA TornadoHitPoints=10 - TBA TreeHitPoints=5 - TBA LightningHitPoints=50 - TBA IntroDelayTime=60 - TBA

Hockey GX Goaltending

Tokens and Duration NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - Sets the number of players - 1 or 2 NUMBER_OF_CAMERAS - Number of Cameras 1 or 2 TurboShotMinDelay=5 The minimum amount of time in seconds before a Turbo Shot is performed. Min 1, No Max TurboShotMaxDelay=10 The maximum amount of time in seconds before a Turbo Shot is performed. Min 1, No Max MinTimeBetweenTurboShot=5 The minimum time before a turbo shot. Min 1, No Max

Island Musical Journey

Tokens and Duration NEXT_PERSON_TIME=1.5 This is the time (in seconds) for a delay from the start of the instrument scene to the point when the instruments become interactive. Min 0, no max. PREVIEW_TIME=10 This determines how long (in seconds) each instrument is previewed before you play it. Min 0, no max. COCONUT_ON=0 This determines if the strange coconut suit is applied to the user or not. The Coconut suit is a collection of half cut coconuts that are supposed to appear on the users knees and other locations. Originally, these were supposed to be playable by knocking knees together, etc. Values are either 0 or 1. CAPTUREMODE640=N sets capture resolution to 640 or 320 - Y or N PLAYERSIZE=2 Scale factor for Player

Kayaking

Tokens and Duration ROCKPOINTS=1 - TBA MAXHITS=12 - TBA
PADDLES=N If set to N, then user just leans to steer the boat. If set to Y, then user is expected to be holding a double ended kayak paddle. The endpoints of the paddle are then tracked to determine direction. Lev1VidRate=8 Speed of video playback in level 1. Range from 4 to 20 Lev2VidRate=10 - Speed of video playback in level 2. Range from 4 to 20 Lev3VidRate=12 - Speed of video playback in level 3. Range from 4 to 20 Lev1RockDelay=2 Time in between rocks in level 1. Range from 0.25 to Lev1VidRate. Lev2RockDelay=1.5 - Time in between rocks in level 2. Range from 0.25 to Lev2VidRate. Lev3RockDelay=1.2 - Time in between rocks in level 3. Range from 0.25 to Lev3VidRate. Lev1DualRocksDelay=3 - Time in between double rocks in level 1. Range from 0.25 to Lev1VidRate. Lev2DualRocksDelay=3 - Time in between double rocks in level 2. Range from 0.25 to Lev2VidRate. Lev3DualRocksDelay=3 - Time in between double rocks in level 3. Range from 0.25 to Lev3VidRate.

MenuPod

Tokens and Duration GAMES_PLAYED The Number of times all of the Menupod Games have been played GAME1_PLAYED Game 1 played GAME2_PLAYED Game 2 Played GAME3_PLAYED Game 3 played GAME4_PLAYED Game 4 played CAPTUREMODE640 sets capture resolution to 640 or 320 - Y or N MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageFrench - Enables French version Y or N LanguageChinese - Enables Chinese version Y or N LanguageSpanish - Enables Spanish version Y or N LanguageJapanese - Enables Japanese version Y or N LanguageArabic - Enables Arabic version Y or N

Recycling Pavillion

Tokens and Duration SPEED=1 - the larger the number the faster the player moves JumpCheckDuration=0.5 - amount of time to look for jump Range 0.1 -1 JumpCheckRatio=0.8 - amount of "bending" required. Range 0 - 1, lower value = bend lower NormalGarbageAppearSpeed=1 How fast the garbage will appear above the 30 second mark. Larger number = faster speed Min 1, No Max
ThirtySecMarkGarbageAppearSpeed=2 - How fast the garbage will appear below the 30 second mark. Larger number, faster speed Min 1, No Max TenSecMarkGarbageAppearSpeed=8 - How fast the garbage will appear below the 10 second mark. Larger number, faster speed Min 1, No Max NormalGarbageDropSpeed=5 How fast the garbage will drop above the 30 second mark. Smaller number, faster speed Min 1, No Max ThirtySecMarkGarbageDropSpeed=4 - How fast the garbage will drop below the 30 second mark. Smaller number, faster speed Min 1, No Max TenSecMarkGarbageDropSpeed=2 - How fast the garbage will drop below the 30 second mark. Smaller number, faster speed Min 1, No Max MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageJapanese - Enables Japanese version Y or N LanguageChinese - Enables Chinese version Y or N

SharkBait

Tokens and Duration NAME=Shark Not used

Snowboarding

Tokens and Duration NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - The maximum number of players. For GX-100 the options are 1 or 2. GX-200 can have players. OBJFREQ=1.5 - The spacing between rocks and trees on mountain. JUMPS=5 Points for a jump. Value > 0 SLAMS=2 Points for a slam Value > 0 MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageChinese - Enables Chinese version Y or N LanguageArabic - Enables Arabic version Y or N

Soccer GX

Tokens and Duration SoccerBonusScorePercent=50 set this value as a percentage of saves made to activate the bonus round. (gl_nSoccerBonusScoreNumber = DURATION/SoccerBonusScorePercent) if (Score > gl_nSoccerBonusScoreNumber) then the bonus round is activated.

Soccer Zero Gravity

Tokens and Duration ; for non-network play, the number of players ; for network play, the maximum number of video channels (usually 4)
NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - The number of players playing, 1 or 2. NUMBER_OF_CAMERAS - The number of cameras used in two player game. One or Two player game only has one camera: Four to Six player games must have two 1 or 2 ; up to 8 balls are supported, default is BallCnt 4 and BallSpeed 0.4 BallCnt=4 the number of balls Range 1-8 BallSpeed=0.4 the speed of the balls Min 0.1, No Max ; the sensitivity of player movement, default is 1 for both X and Y. The higher the number the more sensitive it is. FlyScaleX=1.75 how sensitive the player is horizontally Min 0.1, No Max FlyScaleY=1 how sensitive the player is vertically Min 0.1, No Max MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageFrench - Enables French version Y or N

Volleyball

Tokens and Duration NUMBER_OF_PLAYERS - The number of players playing, 1 or 2. NUMBER_OF_CAMERAS - The number of cameras used in two player game. One or Two player game only has one camera: Four to Six player games must have two 1 or 2 TOO_MANY_HITS=4 - The number of times each side can hit the ball before sending it to the other side. Value > 0 JUMPING_ENABLED=0 - Enable the player jumping feature. Range (0,1) ROTATE_PLAYERS=0 - Enable the rotation of players after scoring. Range (0,1) VballPower=30 only for 1 player. How much power there is when you hit the ball. Value > 0 KEYSTONE=N corrects screen distortion when projector is used. Proper image must be created for this to work properly with your system (contact tech support)! MultiLanguage - Enables Multi-Language Mode Y or N LanguageEnglish - Enables English version Y or N LanguageFrench - Enables French version Y or N LanguageChinese - Enables Chinese version Y or N LanguageSpanish - Enables Spanish version Y or N LanguageArabic - Enables Arabic version Y or N

Water Cycle

Tokens and Duration GOODOBJ=16 Number of good objects Range 1- 32 BADOBJ=16 Number of bad objects Range 1- 32

Wizards Cavern

Tokens
;*****the levels will play in this order. If the value is zero than it will skip that level WizardsRingShieldTime=30 Game Level Duration WizardsRingBreakout2Time=30 - Game Level Duration WizardsRingSpellCastingTime=30 - Game Level Duration WizardsRingCavernTime=30 - Game Level Duration WizardsRingForestTime=30 - Game Level Duration WizardsRingArenaTime=30 - Game Level Duration ;*****Points needed to win the level ShieldPointsToWin=3 - Points needed to win the level BreakOutPointsToWin=5 - Points needed to win the level SpellCastingPointsToWin=3 - Points needed to win the level CavernPointsToWin=5 - Points needed to win the level ForestPointsToWin=5 - Points needed to win the level ArenaPointsToWin=5 - Points needed to win the level WizardsRingRows=3 - Number of rows for Breakout2 - 2 to 4 WizardsRingCols=6 - Number of cols for Breakout2 - 2 to 8 WizardsRingPlayerSpeed=2 - Speed for Breakout2 - Higher = faster. WizardsRingPlayerSize =1.0 Scale of Player size - can be no greater than 1 WizardsRingDefenderOwlTimeToCenter=6 - the time it takes for the owl to go the center in SpellCasting WizardsRingDefenderBatTimeToCenter=4 - the time it takes for the bat to go the center in SpellCasting WizardsRingDefenderFlyAwayTimeFromCenter=2 - TBA WizardsRingCavernNumberOfDragons=2 - Dragon # in Cavern scene. Max 12 WizardsRingCavernNumberOfOwls=12 - Owl # in Cavern scene. Max 12 WizardsRingCavernNumberOfBats=8 - Bat # in Cavern scene. Max 10 WizardsRingTimeOnly=N - Run levels by time or score. If the minimum number of points need to complete the level has not been met, the game will end Y or N WizardsArenaRingCount=12 - Number of rings displayed in the arena. Range from 1 to 12. WizardsRingConsecutivePlay=Y - Used for continue token in a coin-op environment Y or N ;****currently not used WizardsRingBreakoutTime=0 Not Used WizardsRingDefaultLife =3 Not Used WizardsRingBreakoutLostSpellLosesScore=N - Not Used

A P P E N D I X

Appendix A VGA Splitter
VGA Splitter Connection Instructions

A.) Connect the VGA Splitter to the GX system VGA output port via the supplied VGA Cable. B.) Connect the VGA Monitor or other VGA enabled device(s) to the output(s). C.) Connect the supplied power supply to the VGA Splitter. D.) Turn the Power switch on. Note: The diagram shows 4 VGA devices your system may have a different number of VGA devices. Your VGA Splitter may not be as illustrated here. Please consult the manual for your VGA Splitter if you have any problems with the connections.

Appendix B PGR Camera

PGR Camera photo on left shows lens mount locking screw hole in top used for Back Focusing camera (see instructions below). Photo on the right is of camera from below with tripod mount hole (standard 20) in bottom, and FireWire port on the side. The dimensions of the case are 3" W x 2.5" H x 1" D.

Back Focus Procedure

Note: Camera has been back-focused when you receive it the following procedure is only necessary if you are having problems getting a good focus at all zoom levels. 1. Set your camera on a tripod or stable mount, with your subject (back focus chart or other contrasting object) at least 20 metres/70 feet away (or as far as possible). 2. Your iris should be wide open, so it's better to perform this operation in low light. 3. Zoom in on your subject. 4. Adjust the focus normally until the picture is sharp. 5. Zoom out. 6. Loosen the back-focus ring's locking screw, and adjust the ring until the picture is sharp. 7. Repeat steps 3-6 until the focus is consistently sharp. 8. Tighten the back-focus locking screw.

TV Elite XGA

Turn Your TV into a Big-Screen Monitor!

T V Elite XGA

Users Guide: First Edition - Revision 2
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Table of Contents

A letter from the President of ADS. 5 System Requirements. 6 Package Contents. 6 Connecting TV Elite XGA to your computer. 6 Connecting TV Elite XGA to your TV. 6 Remote Control. 7 Using your TV Elite XGA. 8 TV Elite XGA Features and Controls. 8 Remote Control Functions. 12 How TV Elite XGA works. 13 The best types of computer images to display on TV. 14 The poorest types of computer images to display on TV. 14 Common uses for TV Elite XGA. 14 Changing Video Resolutions on your computer. 15 TV Elite XGA: French Manual. 17 TV Elite XGA: German Manual. 28 TV Elite XGA: Spanish Manual. 39 Help Resources. 50 Service and Warranty. 51 FCC Information. 52
A Letter from the President of ADS Technologies Connect, Create, and Store
At ADS Technologies, Inc. we bring the best and latest multimedia technology to your PC. Our products allow you to Connect, Create and Store. CONNECT with our line of USB and 1394 Host and Hub devices. Today, external bus technologies such as USB and FireWire/1394 let you connect hundreds of devices to your PC or MAC. We have the connectivity solutions that allow you to get the most out of USB and 1394 technologies. CREATE audio and video productions with our line of video capture and editing solutions. We have video editing solutions to fit everyones needs, ranging from the novice level to the professional level. STORE that multimedia masterpiece with one of our 1394 storage solutions. Todays multimedia files are getting larger and larger. You need solutions that help you easily and cost effectively store your work; weve got those solutions. More than ever, my goal has been to bring new technologies to the consumer market at affordable prices and with significant value to you, our customer. ADS products are easy to use. Most of our products are Plug-and-Play, easy to install and offer software to help get the best value out of the hardware product. And if you do need help, we will do our best to support you. We want every customer to be a happy ADS customer. The combination of technology innovation, affordability, quality, value and support has made our products award-winners in the press and at conventions. More over they are winners with our customers. I wish to thank you for choosing ADS Technologies and I hope you enjoy your new multimedia experience. Sincerely,

Michael McCoy President

Users Guide
System Requirements: IBM compatible PC or MAC (Blue & White G3 or later, G3 Powerbook or later) VGA card TV or VCR with video inputs (RCA or S-VHS) Package Contents TV Elite XGA unit Infra-Red Remote Control 6 ft. VGA to 8 pin DIN connector (VGA IN Cable) 9 ft. RCA to RCA (Composite) video cable 9 ft. S-VHS to S-VHS (Y/C) 4 pin DIN video cable 9 ft. Audio cable - 3.5 mm stereo jack w/Y split female 3.5mm to Left (Red)+ Right (White) RCA jacks Wall transformer Power Supply Connecting TV Elite XGA to your computer 1. Disconnect the Monitor cable from your computer graphics card. 2. Connect your Monitor cable to the VGA output on the TV Elite XGA 3. Use the 8 pin DIN to VGA IN Cable and connect the VGA end to your computer graphics card and the 8 Pin DIN to the VGA IN on the TV Elite XGA. 4. Plug in the power supply and connect the Power Jack on TV Elite XGA. Connecting TV Elite XGA to your TV 1. Connect either the RCA or S-VHS cable between the TV Elite XGA and the matching Video input jack on your TV. The S-VHS cable is recommended for use whenever possible. S-VHS connections provide improved image quality over RCA video connections. 2. Disconnect your computer speakers from your sound card Speaker Jack. 3. Connect the Audio Cable 3.5mm male jack to the speaker jack on your sound card. 4. Connect your speaker cable to the female 3.5mm Y connection on the Audio cable.

5. Connect the Red and White RCA jacks to the Left and Right audio input jacks on your TV. 6. Turn on your TV and select the external input source (Video 1 or Input 1) on your TV to select the external device as your video source.

Connection Diagram

Remote Control The Remote Control unit that is included with TV Elite XGA is ready to use, battery included. Remove Protective Battery Cover: The unit ships with the battery pre-installed, but has a plastic cover on the battery so it will not be discharged during shipping. 1. 2. 3. 4. Remove Battery compartment cover from bottom of Remote control Pull Plastic strip put slight pressure on battery so it wont pop out Press battery snugly into place Replace battery compartment cover
You are now ready to use the TV Elite Remote Control. Your TV Elite XGA is now connected and ready to use. Using your TV Elite XGA You connected the audio and video cables between your Computer, the TV Elite XGA and your TV, now you are ready to start using your XGA unit. 1. Turn on your computer a. Check the VGA Resolution TV Elite XGA can convert any resolution up to 1024 x 768 @ 60 Hz refresh rate and 32 bit color. b. If the resolution is higher than 1024 x 768 or if the refresh rate at 1024 x 768 is higher than 60 Hz, XGA will not convert the display. Higher refresh rates can be achieved at lower resolutions. c. To learn more, see the section Changing Video Resolutions on page 15. 2. Apply power to the TV Elite XGA a. Be sure you have your XGA plugged in! b. The Red Power Light will be on at all times when the power supply is plugged in, even in the low power state. 3. Turn on your TV a. Select the video input source to which you have connected the TV Elite XGA. You should now see your computer image on the TV.
TV Elite XGA Feature and Controls The TV Elite XGA offers many ways for you to control the computer image on your TV. You can adjust brightness and sharpness as well as position the image on the screen as well as use the 200% zoom function and pan around the screen while the image is zoomed. These features are easy to access so you can easily control the image so you can optimize the display for business presentations; web surfing or displaying DVD or Internet streaming video on your TV screen. Remember, you can connect a VCR to the TV Elite XGA so you can record any image and sound on your computer to video tape.
TV Elite XGA has 4 control buttons and an infra-red remote control which allow you to access all the features of the device. There are 2 functions which are accessed from the Remote control only and not accessible from the 4 buttons. These features are: Freeze and Zoom. 4 Control Buttons The TV Elite XGA has several controls accessible from the 4 buttons located on the top of the unit. Additional functions are accessible only from the Remote control. The Buttons are Menu, Select, Right and Left. You will use these buttons to access and control most of the features of the TV Elite unit. You will be guided through the menu options via an onscreen display. ON SCREEN MENU OPERATION 1. Pressing the MENU button will cause the menu bar to be displayed on your TV screen. 2. Press the Right and Left buttons to move from icon to icon across the menu bar. 3. When you find the menu option you wish to activate, press the SELECT button. 4. Once you press Select, the Menu will display the icon for the function you selected. 5. Depending upon the function selected, you will use the Left, Right or Select Buttons to change the settings. On Screen Menu Icons

Sharpness The Sharpness control allows you to choose from 8 levels of sharpness settings. Generally with TV Scan Converters you will notice that a sharper image may induce some flicker. Flicker is induced by the interlaced nature of the TV image. Flicker reduction will cause the image to soften. 1. Press MENU button. 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the Sharpness control is highlighted
3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Sharpness control. 4. Press Right and Left buttons to step through 8 levels of sharpness settings. Zoom The Zoom control will magnify the image on your TV by 200%. In the Zoom mode you can use the the Panning function to PAN around the TV image. 1. Press MENU button 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the Zoom control is highlighted 3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Zoom control 4. Press SELECT button to Zoom In 5. Press SELECT button again to Zoom out to normal Panning This tool is especially useful when you have Zoomed the Screen. You can PAN around the image Up, Down, Left or Right. 1. Press MENU button 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the Panning control is highlighted. 3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Pan control 4. You will see the Pan icon with arrows. Pressing LEFT or RIGHT buttons will PAN the TV image horizontally. 5. Press SELECT again and the PAN icon will change to show arrows. Pressing LEFT or RIGHT buttons will PAN the TV image vertically.
Overscan/Underscan TV has an overscanning function. This means that some of the image sent to a TV can extend past the visible area of the TV screen. You can enable or disable the Overscan function. For most computer images you will want an underscanned image so all of the screen is visible on the TV. 1. Press MENU button 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the OverScan/UnderScan control is highlighted. 3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Overscan/Underscan control. 4. Press SELECT button to OverScan 5. Press SELECT button again to UnderScan to normal.
Positioning This control allows you to easily position the computer image on the TV screen. 1. Press MENU button 2. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Positioning control 3. You will see the Position icon with 3 arrows. Pressing LEFT 4 or RIGHT buttons will move the TV image horizontally. 4. Press SELECT again and the Position icon will change to show arrows. Pressing LEFT or RIGHT buttons will move the TV image vertically.

Brightness TV Elite has 4 levels of Brightness settings. You can also adjust Brightness on the TV using your TV remote control. 1. Press MENU button. 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the Brightness control is highlighted 3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Brightness control. 4. Press Right and Left buttons to step through 4 levels of Brightness settings. Color Bars Color Bars control to adjust Color, Picture, Brightness, Contrast and HUE settings of your Television. Make adjustments to your Televisions picture while the Color Bars are displayed. 1. Press MENU button. 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the Color Bars control is highlighted 3. Press SELECT button and on screen menu changes to Color Bars control. 4. Press SELECT again to display the Color bars. 5. Press SELECT again to clear Color Bars. Home The HOME setting will bring your image back to the normal position. If you have Zoomed and Panned and want to quickly center the computer image on the TV, Use the use the HOME function. 1. Press MENU button. 2. Press Right or Left buttons until the HOME control is highlighted 3. Press SELECT button and your computer image will be centered on the TV.
NTSC and PAL Switch To switch between NTSC and PAL TV systems: 1. Press the MENU and SELECT buttons at the same time. 2. You will notice the TV display change to accept either the NTSC or PAL signal. 3. To Switch back, Press MENU and SELECT at the same time again. Power Down mode The Power Down mode switches the XGA to a power saving mode. The TV screen will immediately go blank when Power Down is activated. The Red Power light will remain on. This is because the system is waiting for the Full Power mode. To Activate Power Down mode: 1. Press MENU and RIGHT button at the same time. 2. You will see the TV Screen go Black. To enter Full Power mode: 1. Press MENU button 2. TV Screen will display computer image. Remote Control Functions Power - Press to Power on unit. Press again to put the unit into a low power state. Red Power light will stay on. Brightness Press repeatedly to select any of the 4 Brightness settings Sharp - Press either Sharpness button to select any of the 8 sharpness settings Width This sets the UnderScan/OverScan mode F = Freeze This will Freeze the image on the TV. This allows you to make changes on the Computer without your audience watching. Press the Freeze button a second time to Un-Freeze. + = Zoom - Zoom to 200% original size. Press again to Zoom back out to normal size. Position keys - Up, Down, Left and Right Use in Zoom mode to pan around the TV image. When not Zoomed, you can position the TV image Up, Down, Left or Right. H = Home Press the Home button to center the image on the TV.

How TV Elite XGA works TV Elite XGA is a class of product called a Scan Converter. The video signal Frequency and the way that images are displayed on a VGA monitor and a TV are very different. TV Elite XGA converts the Progressive Scan VGA signal from your computer into an Interlaced video signal that can be displayed on standard definition televisions. The Differences between TV and VGA VGA Frequency: Lines or Pixels: TV Frequency: Lines or Pixels: Frame Rate: Progressive Scan pixels per inch 31.5 Hz Horizontal Hz Vertical Pixels per inch; i.e. 800 x 600 Horizontal lines of Interlaced video 15.7 Hz Horizontal 60 Hz Vertical 525 Horizontal Scan lines (480 visible on the screen) 30 frames per second, but display is interlaced so only _ of the image is displayed in every _ second. Each _ second display is called a Field. There are 2 fields per frame, therefore 60 fields per second to make up 30 frames per second. From the above you can see that the basic method of displaying an image on a computer screen is very different from the way televisions work. VGA is measured in pixels per inch while TV is measured in horizontal scan lines. VGA is progressive, meaning the VGA image is presented simultaneously while a TV image is Interlaced meaning that only _ of the TV image is presented every _ second. Only with the advent of Digital High Definition TV (HDTV) are we starting to see some progressive display technology on televisions. What does this mean? While TV Elite XGA does a very good job of converting the VGA signal to display on standard definition televisions, computer images converted to be viewed on a TV will never look quite as good as the VGA image.
The Best types of computer images to display on a TV Generally computer graphic images of any type are the best types of images to be converted from VGA to TV. These include: Power Point Slides Photos Animation and video Computer Games Educational software Computer graphics Web graphics Large Font text The poorest types of computer images to display on a TV Single pixel lines like those in excel spreadsheets Small font text Common Uses for TV Elite XGA ADS Technologies has been making Video Scan Converter products for over ten years. Over the years we have learned how our customers have used these products. Below are descriptions and tips for using TV Elite XGA with some of the more common uses of this product. Power Point Presentations PowerPoint is a perfect application for TV Elite XGA. This is a great way to make presentations to small groups or classes where everyone is close enough to view a TV. The other advantage is that a TV can be easily viewed without turning off the lights in the room. This helps keep everyones attention on the presentation and room has enough light to take notes. You can use PowerPoint at any resolution (640 x 480, 800 x 600 or 1024 x 768), but the best viewing size is 800 x 600. Viewing Web Pages Viewing Web pages on a TV is an excellent application and with TV Elite XGA several people can view the page at the same time. The only drawback is that most text on web pages is quite small. Therefore we recommend using the largest text setting that your Internet Browser can display.

In Windows Explorer you set this by: 1. Click View 2. Select Text Size 3. Select Largest With this setting most of the text should be readable and the web graphics will look great. DVD, Computer Video and Streaming Video Computer Video converts great with TV Elite XGA. If you are watching a DVD movie on your PC you can display at full screen and it will fill the entire TV screen. This is a great way to get DVD video from your Computer to your TV. Internet video is great. On many websites you can watch old TV shows, movies, news video and more. The problem is that most of the video is lower resolution (320 x 240). You can use TV Elite to get this streaming video from your computer to your Big Screen TV. If you are watching Internet Streaming video, you can Use OverScan or Zoom on the TV Elite to increase the image size on the TV. This will result in better looking video than if you were to zoom the video on the computer screen. Computer Games and Animation Computer games and animation look great on TV because they are very graphical in nature. Play your computer games on your 36 TV and you will have the entire neighborhood at your house playing games! Video Conferencing Scan Converters have long been used for Video Conferencing applications. In a meeting environment it is a great way to get the video conference onto a large display screen so everyone in the meeting room can have eye contact with the video conferencing participant. Changing Video Resolutions on your computer You may need to change your VGA resolution to optimize performance of the TV Elite XGA. Here are few tips on how to accomplish this: Windows From the Desktop: From anyplace on your Windows desktop that is clear of icons or applications, Right Click and select
Properties. The Display Properties Box will appear. Use the Screen Resolution Slider to choose a new resolution setting, Click OK to set new resolution. Vertical Refresh Rate: The vertical refresh rate can be no higher than 60 Hz when you are at a resolution of 1024 x 768. At lower resolutions you can have the vertical frequency as high as 90 Hz. To change the refresh rate: 1. Open Display Properties as described above. 2. Click the Advanced Button. 3. Click the Monitor Tab and change the screen refresh rate setting. MAC To change the monitor settings on your Mac 1. Click the Apple Icon 2. Select Control Panels 3. Select Monitor 4. The Monitor settings box will open

HELP RESOURCES

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transferable. This warranty does not cover any incompatibilities due to the users computer, hardware, software or other related system configuration in which the product interfaces. Proof of purchase will be required before any warranty consideration by ADS occurs. This warranty does not cover any damage caused by negligence, non-authorized modifications, or parts installed without prior written permission from ADS. This warranty does not apply if the product has been damaged by accident, abuse, or misapplication, nor as a result of service to the product by anyone other than ADS. If your ADS product is not in working order, your only recourse is repair or warranty replacement, as described above. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will ADS Technologies, Inc. be liable for consequential damages, including but not limited to any lost savings, lost profits, or any other damages, caused by the use of any ADS Technologies, Inc. product or inability to use the product, even if the dealer or ADS Technologies, Inc. has been advised of such liability or other claims. This includes damage to property and, to the extent permitted by law, damages for personal injury. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties including implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. FCC Information Federal communications Commission Radio Frequency Interference Statement Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: * Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. * Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. * Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. * Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help. Notice: (1) The changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. (2) Shielded interface cables and AC power cord, if any, must be used in order comply with the emission limits.

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