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Version 1.0A

UM08B-CSZ064

User’s Guide

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Summary of Contents for UM08B-CSZ064

Page 1: ...Version 1 0A UM08B CSZ064 User s Guide...

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Page 3: ...ontents 2 1 2 CSZ064 Lens Assembling 2 1 3 IR Remote controller 5 1 4 Microscope menu functions 8 1 5 Microscope introduction 22 1 6 Microscope Focus 27 1 7 Microscope accessory 28 2 Printed Notice 29...

Page 4: ...Remote Control 1 Power adaptor 1 User s Guide 1 S114 Stand 1 2x B CSZ064 Lens 1 Stand assemble guide 1 LED Ring Light GN05 1 1 2 CSZ064 Lens Assembling 1 2 1 Fix microscope Each CSZ064 lens has reach...

Page 5: ...3 1 2 2 Start to use microscope Connect the HDMI cable c and adaptor d within the box to HDMI monitor and power See below a b...

Page 6: ...4 1 2 3 Power On Off Press Power to turn on microscope Choose HDMI mode or Auto on HDMI monitor to output image c d...

Page 7: ...when connect to optional accessory Image Capture Box IMB05 for snapshot 5 LED Adjustment No Function 6 Motor Reset Recalibrates entire operation Returns to the lens position If a loss of electricity o...

Page 8: ...lease refer to Section 1 6 Microscope Focus Press button one time to search focus in current area press and hold button for 2 seconds to search focus in whole area 8 1 Single Autofocus Focuses one tim...

Page 9: ...ill show OZ sensor position and EV Exposure Each status only shows up 3 seconds 17 Auto White Balance Calibration To calibrate the white balance place the white balance card included in box under the...

Page 10: ...4 Microscope menu functions There are 8 functions in menu press Up and Down to choose item Left and Right to turn on off or adjust parameter Enter means more functions press Menu to enter next functio...

Page 11: ...Control auto control the brightness based on setting when light is not enough 3 SENS UP Only available when item 2 AGC value is larger than 0 use to increase Senor to light s sensibility 4 Brightness...

Page 12: ...ear the edge of defog area 6 3 DEFAULT Return to default setting 6 4 RETURN Return to last page 1 4 2 BACKLIGHT Press left right button to choose turn on off Backlight mode 1 OFF Disable backlight fun...

Page 13: ...o last page 3 BLC Back Light Compensation To adjust brightness for darker image in back light environment 3 1 GAIN To adjust brightness level 3 2 AREA Choose the back light compensation area and size...

Page 14: ...ng the area 4 1 SELECT Select the areas which needs to be adjusted 4 areas are selectable 4 2 DISPLAY Display the selected area 4 3 LEVEL Set value to judge if the image is too bright 4 4 MODE Super b...

Page 15: ...hite balance 2 ATW Auto tracing white area and calibration 3 AWC SET Semi auto white balance Use to track the white color from current image 4 MANUAL Manually adjust blue and red values to find correc...

Page 16: ...D NR 3 1 1 SMART NR The sensitivity to detect the moving object The lower value gets higher sensitivity 3 1 2 RETURN Return to last page 3 2 LEVEL The threshold to judge noise 3 3 START AGC Start auto...

Page 17: ...turn Return to last page 1 4 5 SPECIAL Set special functions 1 D EFFECT There are few more functions in D EFFECT but 1 3 1 4 and 1 6 function can only turn on one item at one time Press Left or right...

Page 18: ...2 MIRROR Image rotatory Horizontal or Vertical 1 3 D ZOOM Digitally enlarge the chose area Digital zoom selection can from 1 62 times See below setting for D Zoom 1 3 1 PIP Turn on Picture in Picture...

Page 19: ...DEFAULT Return to default setting 1 3 5 RETURN Return to last page 1 4 SMART D ZOOM Assign 1 or 2 areas to enlarge the image from 1 62 times whenever detected the object moves The Smart D zoom will au...

Page 20: ...rea can be set in 1 4 1 1 4 3 SENSITIVITY The sensitivity to detect whenever object moves The lower value gets the higher sensitivity 1 4 4 PIP No Function 1 4 5 D Zoom Set magnification times 1 4 6 T...

Page 21: ...Select the areas which needs to be detected 4 areas are selectable 2 2 DISPLAY Display the selected area Position and area can be set in 2 1 2 3 SENSITIVITY The sensitivity to detect whenever object m...

Page 22: ...Pixel Correction Correct the live dead pixel during preview 4 2 1 LEVEL Set the threshold value to judge if it needs RETURN Return to last page 4 2 STATIC DPC Static Dead Pixel Correction scan and fi...

Page 23: ...the dead pixel 4 2 4 AGC Auto Gain Control When light is not enough AGC will follow the threshold setting to compensate the dead pixel 4 2 5 RETURN Return to last page 4 2 2 to be corrected 5 VERSION...

Page 24: ...ctory default setting Press Left right button to choose CHANGE to return default 1 4 8 RETURN Exit from menu 1 5 Microscope introduction 1 5 1 IR Remote Area Indicator When both f and g LED indicator...

Page 25: ...blink whenever buttons are pressed If the indicator did not blink means the signal was not delivered and please repress again 2 HDMI indicator f When lit up the microscope is in HDMI mode If light bli...

Page 26: ...ed to connect the microscope to a screen When the device is in HDMI mode connect the microscope to the screen using the HDMI cable from the box For TV screen connections make sure to choose the homolo...

Page 27: ...or Assembling Assemble the stand first Insert CSZ064 lens into Ring Adaptor k and screw tight with Hex Key Insert lens with Ring adaptor into Universal Adaptor then screw tight l the lens face front c...

Page 28: ...26 1 5 4 Illuminance 1 LED Ring Light m Insert LED Ring Light from bottom and use hex key to screw tight Connect LED Ring Light power then turn ON OFF m...

Page 29: ...on Turn the optical zoom to 4x n move up and down the universal gear box o to find the clear image When the image is clear turn the optical zoom from 4x to 0 6x to see if image is clear at each magnif...

Page 30: ...ns working distance 35mm 1 38 2X CSZ064 Lens magnification on 24 HDMI monitor Ref Data Optical Adaptor 1x 0 6x 1x 2x 3x 4x 2x Object Lens Working Distance mm 35 35 35 35 35 Field of View mm 4 65 2 9 1...

Page 31: ...lfunction if it encounters strong collision vibration or distortion 2 1 4 Turn the microscope off before cutting off the power supply do not forced cut off the power supply 2 1 5 Do not face the lens...

Page 32: ...05 DC port Adaptor DC Input HDMI port Output 1080P 1920 1080 Pixel image Focus control IR remote control Power supplier Adaptor Output DC 5 0V 2 0A Input AC 100 240V 50 60Hz Power Consumption A C 0 22...

Page 33: ...the device or the device is dropped or damaged please switch off and remove the power supply to avoid fire and electric shock Do not look steadily into Light sources after switching on the host as it...

Page 34: ...r etc Services caused by any of the following situations in the period of the warranty shall not be provided free of charge 1 Improper use or disassembly repair or refitting 2 Any damages to the devic...

Page 35: ...for Confirmation Stamp is necessary for validation of the Warranty Distributor s seal shall include name of the shop telephone and address Please ask the distributor to fill in the name of the shop ad...

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