VISIO-TEK
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VISIO-TEK
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Visio-tek™ is a line of versatile and portable, digital microscopes that utilize both Wi-Fi and USB transmis-
sion. Visio-tek can be connected to iOS and Android smartphones or tablets via the Visio-tek App, as well as
through a Wi-Fi/USB connection to Windows and Mac computers or laptops. Using Visio-tek dedicated
software, you can capture pictures, shoot videos, and take measurements. This is the state-of-the-art way to
observe the micro-world!
Fields of Application
Industrial and Electronic Inspection/QC
Education
Research and Scientific Analysis
Forensics
Print inspection
Textile inspection
Trichology
Entomology
Botany
Mineralogy
Collectibles
Jewelry and Watch Repair
Reading assistance
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Different models for your specific needs!
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1. Download the App
For Apple products
: install the app on your iPhone or iPad via the Apple App
store. Simply search for “Visio-tek” in the search box and you will see the app
as the first result in the search. Hit install and wait for the app to download.
For Android products
: install the app on your Android device by searching
for “Visio-tek
” in the Google Play store. Hit install and wait for the app to
download.
2. Connect Your Device To WiFi
First turn your device on by holding the power button and wait for the power
indicator to light up with a LED light. Wait approximately 20 seconds for the
WiFi indicator to light up. This tells you the device has connected to WiFi.
3. Network connection
Check the WiFi connection on your phone, tablet or PC and search for
available networks. Look for the connection that’s most similar to SSID “Wi-
Fi2SCOPE_xxxxxx” and tap it. You will be prompted for a password. Enter
“12345678” without the parenthesis, press ‘Ok’ and you will be connected.
4. View the Pictures
Within roughly 5 seconds you will be able to see the images on the app.
QUICKSTART GUIDE - WIFI CONNECTION
To view the video stream, check that the WiFi indicator is flashing and
connect to the video stream. This can then be broadcasted to other
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devices if you wish. Note that frame rate of live video will decrease
by increasing number of receiving devices connected simultaneously.
