Introduction, Real Full HD display | Leica ICC50 HD guide

Introduction

Congratulations on purchasing the Leica ICC50 HD Digital Camera Module by Leica Microsys- tems. The special design of the Leica ICC50 HD makes it a universal, highly versatile tool for viewing microscopic specimens and capturing still images or even video.

Real Full HD display

The integrated HDMI output allows the micro- scope image to be output to a High-Definition (HD)-capable monitor, where the following resolutions are possible:

ϘϘ 1920×1080i ("Full HD"). This resolution provides the best possible imaging perfor- mance on a Full HD-capable television.

ϘϘ 1280×720p ("HD ready"). This resolution is suitable for display on televisions labeled "HD ready".

Leica Application Suite

Along with your Leica ICC50 HD, you also obtain the "Leica Application Suite EZ" software (LAS Core on request). It allows additional scenarios to be implemented in which the television and monitor can even be used together. Thus you are ideally prepared for every situation: work at the computer, presentations, training sessions, trade show appearances, material testing and more.

User-friendly even in the smallest detail Like every digital camera, the Leica ICC50 HD reacts differently to different light sources. However, the white balance is factory set to match the Leica LED illuminators. This means that if you use a Leica LED illuminator, you auto- matically obtain the best results!

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Contents

Leica ICC50 HD Manual Contents General Instructions Safety concept Symbols used Important informationProvide clarity Description Safety regulationsDesignated use Non-intended use Disposal Legal regulationsTransport EC Declaration of Conformity Leica ICC50 HD Introduction Real Full HD displayLeica Application Suite Power HD Mode For use without a computerBasics High Definition PC Mode For use with Leica Imaging Software Black Multipurpose Button Leica ICC50 HD OverviewSecond page through illumination SD card Slot Accepts SD card for stand- alone image capture Front Need arise Unpacking Get Ready Tools used ϘϘ Allen key Preparation for UseMicroscope’s viewing tube Preparation for Use Preparation for Use Get Set Installing and Connecting Connection and Operation for Imaging using a ComputerWith the ICC50 HD Your computer Remote control Limitations in PC ModeComputer using Leica Application Suite Aspect ratio Using an Additional Hdmi Monitor in PC Mode Connecting the Hdmi monitorHdmi interface Camera into the power-jack in the back Only switches to PC mode when the Leica software is startedPower outlet Capturing Images without a computer Capturing an image How to handle SD memory cards Using High Definition Video without a computer Tion is available when you reset the camera Setting a new white balance for the ICC50 HDSetting a new white balance Factory settings Camera Menu Remote control does not work if the camera is in PC mode Optional remote control Viewing images and movies with the optional remote control Point the remote control towards the camera Software and re-power up the cameraCalling up the Camera Menu Opening and closing the camera menu Enabling automatic white balance Color Automatic White Balance Color Manual White Balance Adjusting the white balance manually recommended Automatic exposure Manual exposure Captured resolution of the captured image Live resolution of the live imageMovie resolution of videos Quality of the image capture Select to flip image Setup Camera Camera Settings SET Illum -1 to 3 save illumination modes Setup User User-defined SettingsDefines how long the menu is displayed on the screen Select the language of the menu Predefined Illumination Scenarios Changing the illumination modeWide spectrum of possible situations Appears Leica ICC50 HD Manual Ready! Set! Go Care and Cleaning Care and Cleaning GeneralElectrical Considerations Specifications Order numbers Leica ICC50 HD camera module Mechanical and optical interfaces Electronic interfacesOther