Capturing Images Through a Microscope

Images from the microscope can be captured by aligning the view piece of the microscope with the camera head. The procedures described below are for using the adaptable microscope ECLIPSE E200 from Nikon.

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1. Setting the microscope

●Prepare the microscope, such as focus adjustment, for viewing.

●For the usage of the microscope, refer to the instruction manual of the microscope.

2.Place the microscope on a platform of about 10 cm high

3.Remove the close-up lens

4.Adjust the position of the camera head

Adjust the camera head and the view piece of the microscope such that their respective centre are aligned.

●Adjust the length and angle of the arm.

●Adjust the angle of camera head.

5. Press the [MICROSCOPE] button

6. Adjusting the image

●Adjust the brightness and focus while confirming the images.

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JVC AV-P960E manual Capturing Images Through a Microscope, Setting the microscope

AV-P960E specifications

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Contents

AV-P960E Safety Precautions Features Table of Content How to Read this Manual Symbols used in this manual Contents of this manual Precautions To save power, turn off the unit when not in use Names and Functions Zoom Adjustment Buttons Bright Adjustment ButtonsFocus Adjustment Buttons Light Button for Switching Lighting @ User Setup Buttons for Setting Registration # Button Indicator Lamps$ White Balance Adjustment Buttons Image SELECT/ENTER Button for Selecting Images AC in Power Inlet EXT Input Terminal for External Sig USB ConnectorRemote Input RS-232C Terminal NTSC/PAL Switch Nal Input Before Using Lift up the camera head camera armReleasing the arm lock Extending the camera arm 22 ‘Connecting to Computer via the USB Connector’ ConnectionConnect the RGB Output terminal to a projector or display If necessary, connect the USB connec- tor to a computer Presenting Printed Materials Adjusting lighting Presenting 3-dimensional ObjectsTilt the arm at an angle to capture Shooting Surrounding Objects Adjusting the imagePress and hold the claws while pulling out the lens Adjusting side illuminations Adjust focusPresenting Slide Films Place a piece of white paper on the stage Setting Nega/Posi Press the Light button to turn on the back illumination Setting the microscope Press the Microscope button Adjusting the imageAdjust the brightness and focus while confirming the images Capturing Images Through a Microscope Saving Images in the Picture Memory Press the Camera button Retrieving Stored Images Repeat Steps 1. ~ Press the Picture Memory button Adjusting the White Balance Adjusting the White Balance AutomaticallyPlace a piece of white paper on the stage Adjusting zoom Adjusting brightness Press the White Balance Auto button Registration Adjusting the camera Recalling the settings Undo the settingsPress the Default button Press the Save button for more than Seconds Insert the SD card Deleted Viewing images Viewing Image Data Stored in SD CardRemoving the SD card When connecting for the first time Operating Methods Turn on the powerConnect using the USB cable Compatible Computers Operating the Remote Control Unit Remote control receiving rangeEXT-IN Zoom Installing LCD Monitor AV-ZK10, sold separately Troubleshooting Specifications Camera Head Dimensions WHD unit mm