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Adjusting the White Balance

Image Adjustments

The ProScope Mobile has an adjustable White Balance. This adjustment is very subtle but can slightly 

improve the color balance of the viewed subject.  To adjust the white balance, follow these steps.

1.  Power ON the ProScope Mobile and turn on the LEDs.

2.  Launch the AirMicro app.  

3.  Press the ProScope lens in touch view to a white sheet of paper.

4.  Press and hold the Camera Button until the LED indicator begins flashing. Release the Camera Button 

after the desired white balance is achieved. The white balance setting is now stored even when the Power 

Switch is turned OFF.  

Note - if the Camera Button function is ON in the AirMicro app, a picture will be captured before white balance 
adjustment will begin.

Changing the Camera Resolution

Initializing Factory Settings

The default resolution of the ProScope Mobile is QVGA (320X240) but can be changed to VGA (640X480). 

To toggle between QVGA and VGA, do the following...

With the main Power Switch in the OFF position, press and hold the Camera Button while turning the 

Power Switch ON. As soon as you see the LED indicator flash, press the Camera Button again to switch 

between QVGA and VGA resolutions. 

If the LED indicator quickly flashes once before turning solid, you'll know you have selected QVGA, or if it 

flashes twice you'll know you have selected VGA.  

Note - selecting VGA resolution will result in a slower frame rate but a higher resolution image.

With the main Power Switch in the OFF position, press and hold the Camera Button while turning the 

Power Switch ON.  Keep holding the Camera Button for several seconds until the LED indicator flashes for 

several seconds and then turns solid, then release.  The factory settings have been reset.

Note - White Balance and camera resolution are the only parameters that get reset.  These two parameters can also 
be easily changed in standard operation of the ProScope Mobile camera.

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Summary of Contents for ProScope Mobile

Page 1: ...10 FAQ and Troubleshooting 11 Wi Fi handheld microscope for use with the Apple iPhone iPod touch or iPad iPhone iPod touch and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc Specifications 12 Image Adjus...

Page 2: ...PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS 1 THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND 2 THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED INCLUDING INTERF...

Page 3: ...Indicator Indicates power is ON 5 Tripod Mount Connect to ProScope stand or any standard tripod 6 Camera Button Still picture capture or freeze 7 Battery Cover For battery access and installation 8 P...

Page 4: ...rt 3 AA batteries Battery cover removed Insert 3 AA batteries paying attention to the polarity You may use alkaline or Ni MH Do not mix battery types or mix new batteries with old batteries Rechargeab...

Page 5: ...e ProScope Mobile camera follow these steps 1 On your device choose Settings 2 Turn Wi Fi ON 3 Select AirMicro from the wireless network menu Every ProScope Mobile unit can be different in this exampl...

Page 6: ...selectable value between 2 254 which represents a unique IP address for this device In this example the IP Address is 192 168 119 100 Input Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Note if your AirMicro network numb...

Page 7: ...ur camera the searching screen will appear until it finds the camera Note if the searching screen persists check to make sure your AirMicro network is the active Wi Fi network selected After the ProSc...

Page 8: ...is QVGA 320X240 but can be changed to VGA 640X480 To toggle between QVGA and VGA do the following With the main Power Switch in the OFF position press and hold the Camera Button while turning the Pow...

Page 9: ...you can then gently pull the lens straight up and off Installing a Lens To install a lens line up the hash mark on the lens and the hash mark on the ProScope Mobile body then press down gently until t...

Page 10: ...b or microfiber cloth but do not use paper Wipe only in one direction so the debris is swept off the imager rather than just moved around Finish with a light blast of compressed air to remove any loos...

Page 11: ...multitasking bar at the bottom of the screen If you don t initially see the AirMicro app flick left to see more apps To force the AirMicro app to close Touch and hold the app icon until it begins to...

Page 12: ...nge about 10m from a Wi Fi connected device Access Format ad hoc mode Antenna Internal Chip Multilayer antenna Frequency 2 4GHz band width SSID AirMicroNNN IP Address 192 168 NNN 1 Camera Screw 1 4 20...

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