Magni-Cam™ Triad Electronic Magnifier

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Copyright Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind
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Collection APH Collection
Artist American Printing House for the Blind
Credit line APH Collection, 2009.6.
Date 1999
Description Hand-held electronic magnifier with power adapter, video processor box, and cable to connect video box to either a television or computer monitor; magnifier with built-in camera is placed on reading material which is magnified in color from a maximum of twice the screen size to a minimum of 1/3 the screen size; (a) camera/controller is off-white plastic, labeled "Magni-Cam/TRIAD/Innoventions, Inc." and features contrast control and reverse/negative knob, and a red on/off button; a black aluminum armature with two adjustable-height amber rubber rollers is velcroed to the bottom of the camera; (b) processor box is blue aluminum, velcro pads on bottom, antenna in/out jacks on top; power converter and video out jacks on reverse, Serial# 50216 on label; (c) black "Sceptre" brand 120V AC/15V DC power converter.
Dimension notes Camera on rollers: 7 x 5.5 x 4.5"
Processor box: 7 x 4.75 x 3"
AC/DC converter: 3 x 3 x 2.25"
Made Innoventions, Inc.
Material Aluminum, plastic, glass, rubber, brass
Object ID 2009.6.9
Object Name Magnifier, Electronic
Place of Origin Littleton, CO
Provenance/History Used for demonstrations in the APH Display Room. Magni-Cam was a portable electronic magnifier first sold through the APH Catalog in 1999. The product came in two models, one that displayed in black/white, and the Triad model, that displayed in color. It could be connected to a TV, computer monitor, or optional headset.
Search Terms APH instructional aids, tools, and supplies
Inventions, Inc.
American Printing House for the Blind
Subjects Reading devices
Low vision
Title Magni-Cam™ Triad Electronic Magnifier
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