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DP20
Scale display orientation setting
Factory setup: (Horizontal)
}This item sets whether a color picture or monochrome picture
is displayed.
The monochrome option is applied to the recorded pictures
as well as to the live images.
7
Setting the Color Picture Display
Factory setup: COLOR
Color
Monochrome
8
Setting the Scale Display
Factory setup: OFF
}The scale of the specimen image according to the
photographing magnification can be displayed only in the
live image or also in the recorded pictures. This setting is also
used in the measurements.
· Necessary scales can be stored under scale names from
“ON1” to “ON7”.
· The memory of “ON1” to “ON7” can store the scale display
position, photographing magnification, registered data
number, etc.
When SETUP is selected and the SET/OK button is pressed,
the menu showing the following items will be displayed.
}When the menu is set to be hidden, any of “ON1” to “ON7”
and “OFF” can be selected by pressing the SET/OK + MENU
buttons or SET/OK + MODE buttons.
ON1
ON2
ON3
ON4
ON5
ON6
ON7
TMP (Temporary Saving)
Detailed
setup
}This item sets the orientation of the scale display.
(Select either the horizontal scale display or vertical scale display.)
Display screen
Horizontal (or vertical) scale display
Vertical scale
Horizontal
Photographing magnification input/setting
Factory setup: ON1/0000.01
}This item is used to input the photographing magnification data,
which is required when displaying the scale. A magnification
value between 0000.01 and 9999.99 can be input.
< Photographing magnification calculation example >
· Objective (10X) x TV adapter magnification (0.5X) = 5X.
When the U-CA intermediate attachment with 1.25X is added
to the above, the total magnification will be 6.25X.
· For the magnification of a TV adapter, refer to the respective
instruction manual.
ON1
ON2
ON3
ON4
ON5
ON6
ON7
TMP (Temporary Saving)
}If it is required to input the accurate magnification value, use
an accurate scale (such as an objective micrometer disk with
scales dividing 1 mm into 100) and input the magnification
so that the displayed scale coincides with the accurate scale.
OFF
0000.01
9999.99