LW Scientific BioVID Instruction Manual Download Page 8

Resolution: 

   1920x1080

Image Sensor:  

 

 

1 / 2.8” (5.5x3.4mm) Sony Imx236(C) CMOS Color

     Pixel 

Size: 

2.8um 

2.8um

Video Output:     HDMI:

 

 

 

 

  

 - User Interface: USB Mouse (Included)

 

 

 

 

  

 - Image/Video Capture: SD Card

 

 

 

 

  

 - Video: 60 Frames Per Second @ 1920x1080 (HDMI)

 

 

 

 

  

 - On Screen-camera Control Panel And Toolbar

     USB:

 

 

 

 

 

 - Includes Software For Capturing, Rotating, Measuring, Etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 - Image/Video Capture Into PC 

 

 

 

 

 

 - Image Capture Into Mac

 

 

 

 

  

 - Video: 30 Frames Per Second @ 1920x1080 (USB)

 

 

 

 

  

 - White Balance And Standard Color Controls

Power:  

 

 

 

Cul / CE Approved Power Adapter 

AC Input: 

 

 

 

100-240Vac 50/60Hz, 0.31A (Auto-switching Power Adapter)

DC Output: 

   12v, 

1.0 

Amp

Operating Condition:   

 

Temperature: -10°C ~ 50°C (14°F To 122°F)

     Humidity: 

30-80%RH

Output:     HDMI 

Connector

     SD 

Card 

Slot

     USB 

Connector

Weight and Dimensions: 

 

Height: 3.6” (92mm)

     Length: 

2.8” 

(70mm)

     Width: 

3.1” 

(78mm)

     Weight: 

1.03lbs. 

(0.47kg)

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865 Marathon Parkway Lawrenceville GA 30046

MKT-7.5.3-L-188 | Rev 1

Treat your BioVID as you would any high-quality electronic device. Handle it with care, and do not expose it to 

moisture or extreme temperatures. 

Do not touch the chip inside the camera. If you see spots on the screen, there is likely dust on the chip. This can 

be cleaned by blowing canned air into the camera. 

Please do not attempt to open camera case. There are no user serviceable parts inside. 

USB Conflicts: When there are a number of devices installed at the same time, unexpected errors can arise. The 

cause can be insufficient USB bandwidth or too much combined current being drawn by USB devices. To test 

these conditions you should uninstall and unplug as many other USB devices as possible. 

Image viewing problems: If you see only a black screen, ensure that the trinocular port is opened on the micro-

scope.  Point the camera towards a window to confirm that the camera is functioning – light should appear on 

the screen (though it will not focus when not installed on a microscope). 

Computer does not recognize device: Make sure you have plugged into a USB 2.0 port.  Always try to use the 

same port each time; otherwise the computer will see the camera as a new device when plugged into a new 

port.  If this happens, just follow the wizard again and the camera will work on the new port as well. 

Slow frame rate or frozen screen: Select smaller resolution settings. Depending on the age of the computer, the 

video driver may not support the maximum resolution and speed performance capable by the BioVID camera.  

General Precautions and Maintenance

Specifications

Summary of Contents for BioVID

Page 1: ...reased sensitivity low noise and great color rendition creating stunning high resolution images with smooth live image display Whether in a large lecture hall a classroom the laborato ry or the clinic the BioVID HD 1080 will ensure clients and students see microscope images clearly Unpacking and Setup The BioVID HD 1080 comes delivered in a box with the following parts If any parts are missing ple...

Page 2: ... Plug the included power cord into the DC12V port on the top of the camera The LED light on the top of the camera will glow red Next press the ON OFF button once to power on the camera The LED light will change to blue Your camera is ready to use DO NOT LEAVE POWER JACK PLUGGED IN FOR EXTENDED PERIODS OF TIME Unplug jack when camera is not in use For USB output Install included software per instru...

Page 3: ...s If you wish to adjust the viewing angle of the monitor loosen the thumbscrew on the back of the unit and then adjust the screen to the desired angle Note that the hinge point has teeth to allow the angle to be locked firmly into position After selecting the desired angle retighten the thumbscrew to ensure the monitor does not move Failure to loosen the thumbscrew while adjusting the viewing angl...

Page 4: ...he SD card Click the Record Button to save the displayed video to the SD card Exposure Check the box labeled Auto Exposure to let the camera do the work You will still be able to adjust the brightness of your image by moving the slider marked Exposure Target Uncheck the box to make the other sliders active for manual adjustment of exposure White Balance Settings Global Auto WB When this setting is...

Page 5: ...n will display the live image and the left side of the screen will display the images saved to the SD card Click on the saved image you want to compare and the screen will display both images for Side by Side Comparison Cancel the comparison Click the Browser function to view contents saved to the SD card and then select those for display Choose between red and green cross markings Insert CD into ...

Page 6: ...puter using the included USB cable Your computer should bring up a window which reads Device driver software installed successfully The software is now loaded and the camera is ready to use Operation USB Output The Software should automatically install a short cut on either your desktop or on the start menu If it does not look under All Programs in the START Menu and find the LW Scientific folder ...

Page 7: ...l appear across the top of the live view window You can then rename and save these to the appropriate folder on your computer The images will appear behind the live view screen Click on the first tab labeled Video and then the camera number to return to the live view screen 4 5 3 6 At this point the screen should be showing a live image from the microscope If not look at the microscope head and ch...

Page 8: ...ely dust on the chip This can be cleaned by blowing canned air into the camera Please do not attempt to open camera case There are no user serviceable parts inside USB Conflicts When there are a number of devices installed at the same time unexpected errors can arise The cause can be insufficient USB bandwidth or too much combined current being drawn by USB devices To test these conditions you sho...

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