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CAUTION - Avoiding personal injury
Tripping hazard
Cables laid across a room can be a dangerous tripping hazard. This
can cause injuries to people and damage to equipment. Wherever
possible, lay cables along the wall or behind furniture. Fix and label
cables that run across the room.
ATTENTION - Avoiding device damage
Never open the camera
The camera's CMOS chip is extremely sensitive. Electrostatic
discharge can permanently damage the camera. Therefore, never
open the camera housing.
Use only the supplied USB camera cable
Operate the camera only with the supplied USB camera cable. Only
then will the functionality of the camera and compliance with the EMC
basic standards be ensured.
Don't touch the protective glass
The protective glass over the CMOS chip is extremely sensitive and
must not come into contact with bare hands or any other objects,
otherwise the acquired images will be impaired by fingerprints or
scratches.
Avoid vibration shocks
Mechanical shocks and strong vibrations can damage the camera.
Don't drop the camera during assembly. Make sure the camera is
securely mounted on the microscope. When the camera is not in use,
store it in a safe place.
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