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P-400R Digital Microscope Instructions
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Basic Operations for Capturing an
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Selecting a scene mode suitable to the specimen
Several scene modes are provided according to typical specimens. Selecting a
scene mode can use the setting suitable to the specimen.
1 Make sure that the product is in
shooting mode.
2 Press the top button ( ) of the
multi-selector to display the scene
mode selection menu.
The scene mode, custom setting, and
aperture mode icons appear.
3 Use the top and bottom buttons of the
multi-selector to select the scene
selection icon.
4 Use the right and left buttons of the
multi-selector to select the desired
scene mode.
There are five scene modes. (See the
following table.)
5 Press the [OK] button to apply the
selection.
The live image is displayed again. The icon
for the selected scene mode is displayed at
the top left of the screen.
If no operation is performed for six
seconds, the selection is cancelled and the
live image appears again.
Icon Scene mode Meaning
Standard
General mode that can be used without detailed
settings.
Wafer/IC Chip Suitable for capturing a silicon wafer or IC chip.
Metal Ceramic
Suitable for capturing a metal specimen. Bright parts
are expressed as white, and dark parts are expressed
clearly. This mode can also be used for ceramic and
plastic specimens.
Circuit Board
Suitable for capturing a circuit board, etc. Clipping of
highlights in component leads and solder joints is
suppressed, allowing defects to be easily detected.
This mode is also suitable for high-contrast subjects
such as gears and other metal components.
FPD (Flat Panel
Display)
Suitable for capturing the color filters for flat display
devices, such as liquid crystal display and plasma
display.
LCD panel
Scene mode selection menu
Scene selection icon
Top button