3d rotation at the time of 3d images rotation i dont want backside rotation of image & rotation controll by two buttons respective direction.

You may have turned on a 3D (side by side) mode.

Have a look at your remote, press the 3D button (you may have to press it several times) to cycle through the virtual 3D modes.

Once you see "3D off", the double image should go away.

If you want to use 3D again, simply cycle through the modes to go back to where you want to be.

1.set time: hold down "clock" button for five seconds, then use up and down arrows to change, and press "clock" button once to toggle between month/day/year/hour/minute. Try it a few times b/c sometimes it just goes to the alarm setting (i don't know why, i think it's a glitch).
2.set alarm: hold down "alarm" button for 5 seconds, use up and down arrows to change, press "alarm" button once to toggle between hour/minute. press "clock" button to return to clock
3.turn on/off alarm: press "alarm" button once, press up to turn alarm on and press up again to turn alarm off. press "clock" button to return to clock
4.to project the images: push the buttons that look like video cameras. to focus the image, rotate the cylinder around the lens that projects the image. on the daisy clock, there's a button on top that you can use to flip the projected image of the time upside down. use the dial next to the lens-cylinders to select a different image (you may need to point the cylinders in a different direction to reach the dial)

You have to put the TV into 3D mode to view it by pressing the 3D button on the remote. Before you press that button, look at the screen... if you see two images side by side, then you would choose SBS... if the images are one on top of the other, then it is the over/under mode, or with Vizio,Top/Bottom option which is the "TB" icon. Once you have chosen this, the screen will inform you to put on your 3D Glasses.

you might have lower video card specs, or the version is not compatible with os

I think the issue is that on your camera screen, you are seeing numbers and controls printed on top of the image/picture? There is usually a button on your camera that is a display button "DISP". If you push that button a few times, it will change that feature. As for displaying the photo in vertical format...sometimes that is not an option with certain cameras. Not sure why it would be necessary to edit the image on your camera. However, from my experience, if your camera has this ability, it would be a ROTATE, either 90• or -90•. Might be under MENU, EDIT, ROTATE. or something like that. Good luck!

Hagar EH 10 is 230V analog time switch.
EH010 is 1" wide.

1) See large image of EH010
http://www.bewdirect.co.uk/home/m/Shop/id/3985/page/1/

2) See large image that explains how to set EH-010
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/EH-010-image-1000.jpg

3) With analog timers, there is a movable dial that rotates with fingers.
Pins or segments are located around edge of dial.
Segments are moved one direction or the other to set on-off times.
After segments are set, the dial is rotated to match current time.
The dial rotates as time passes, and segments move a switch that opens and closes electric circuit.

4) EH-010 is different.
Usually analog dial is located on face of timer like a clock face.
However EH-010 is only 1" wide, so dial is perpendicular to front of timer and is rotated with thumb.

5) I suggest setting a few segments one direction or the other and then manually rotate dial full circle to watch when pool equipment turns on-off.
This will tell you if segments should be set right or left.
I have not seen this particular timer, but it appears as if times on printed on edge of timer dial.

6) Timer has 240V clock motor.
So Hot line wires from circuit breaker connect to terminals 1 and 2.
This powers clock motor so dial rotates as time passes.

240V Line and 240V Load wires are connected as shown in image below:

There's a button on the original remote control that does exactly that:

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Adjusting PICTURE FLIP Settings
You can set the orientation of the picture.
Directly setting the PICTURE FLIP
1 Press PIC. FLIP to display the
PICTURE FLIP screen.
2 Press PIC. FLIP to change the
setting.

Setting the PICTURE FLIP on the
MENU screen
1 Press MENU to display the MENU
screen.
2 Press a/b to move the cursor to
PRESET, and press ENTER.
3 Press a/b to move the cursor to
PICTURE FLIP, and press
ENTER.
4 Press c/d to select the desired
picture flip setting, and press
ENTER.
5 Press MENU to return to the main
screen.
NORMAL MIRROR ROTATE
UPSIDE DOWN
A•
The PICTURE FLIP screen automatically
disappears in 3 seconds.
• [NORMAL]: normal image
[MIRROR]: mirror image
[ROTATE]: rotated image
[UPSIDE DOWN]: upside down image

Yes, if the vertical misalignment is small, say, about less than a tenth of the image size that is misaligned vertically, then try rotating the 'lens' that covers the front left (as viewed from front of camera body, in upright position) rangefinder window.That is, the front RF window near the slow speed setting dial. In order to do so, you will need to unscrew the decorative chrome bezel first. Unscrew in counterclockwise direction. Do not use pliers, etc. to remove bezel, or you will possibly distort and/or mar the chrome finish. Instead wrap bezel with two, or three layers of making tape, making certain masking tape is not contacting the body of the camera, but only the bezel. Usually, bezel can now be unscrewed by hand only; if not, use pliers gently with the masking tape acting to protect the bezel's finish. Once the bezel is off, the lens (it's actually a glass wedge prism) can be rotated using the prongs of a tweezer inserted in the two notches of the brass ring encompassing the 'lens', or glass wedge. First, rotate in both directions, cw and ccw, in small angles to determine which direction and how much wedge rotation is required to bring the two rangefinder images into coincidence vertically. Reassemle in the reverse order.