Eschenbach Optik Eclipse Touch - Manual (Page 8)

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4D. Picture and Reading Modes
Picture mode offers a full colour image suitable for viewing
photographs and other images or for viewing text without enhancement.
There are two Reading modes, positive and negative (sometimes
referred to as normal and reversed). The positive mode enhances the
contrast and removes greys. Negative mode enhances the contrast and
also reverses the ink and paper making the letters white and the paper
black.
The Mode button
is used to select the desired image mode.
Repeated pressing of the mode button will switch from picture mode to
positive to negative and back to picture mode. Select the reading mode
you find easiest to use.
If you allow a 2 to 3 second interval between presses of the mode
button, Eclipse Touch 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. Overview Function
The Overview function provides a method of locating your position
on the page. Pressing the button will cause Eclipse Touch 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 Touch 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.