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If you allow a 2 to 3 second interval between presses of the mode

button, Eclipse will switch from your current reading mode to picture

mode and back to your last used reading mode. This sounds

complicated, but in normal use, you will generally switch from your

chosen reading mode to picture mode to view an image, then you will

switch back to reading mode to continue reading.

4E. Brightness Control

You can press either side of the brightness control at any time to adjust

the image. You may find that details in some photographs will appear

clearer at different brightness settings. In reading mode, lowering the

brightness control will bring in the grain of the paper if desired.

This section will describe how to use the additional features of the

Eclipse to customize the unit for particular requirements.

5A. Overview Function

The Overview function provides a method of locating your position

on the page. Pressing the assigned function button will cause

Eclipse to zoom out beyond its normal minimum zoom level to provide

an overview of the area of the page you are currently viewing. A target

symbol

will appear in the centre of the screen indicating where you

were looking on the page. Pressing any key will exit the overview mode

and restore the previous magnification level.

If you wish, you can use the target to centre a point on the page that you

want to see magnified. Upon pressing a key to exit the overview mode,

the Eclipse will zoom in on the targeted point. This could be used, for

instance, to locate the line on a form where you need to sign.

5B. Line marker and Blanking shutters

This mode can be used as a guide to tracking a line of text. There

are two aids for tracking text: the line and blanking shutters.

The first press of the assigned function button will display a horizontal

line in the yellow (or other contrasting colour) about two-thirds of the

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