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Guide to attaching the optical bracket to the microscope base.
Instructions for installing optional clips for securing observed objects.
Guidance on resolving common operational problems like repeated power cycling or display freezes.
Steps to start, stop, and manage video recordings.
Methods for taking single photos during video recording or in still image mode.
How to navigate and manage captured images and videos on the display.
Procedure for setting the device's date and time.
Options for selecting the user interface language.
Instructions on how to properly save configuration changes.
The AD206S Digital Microscope is a versatile imaging device designed for detailed observation and recording, suitable for various applications where magnified viewing is required. It is equipped with a display screen and a stand, allowing for stable and comfortable use. The device is primarily intended for non-medical use.
The core function of the AD206S Digital Microscope is to provide magnified views of objects and to capture still images and videos of these observations. It features an image sensor that delivers high-definition output, which is displayed on an integrated 7-inch screen. The microscope's magnification capabilities allow users to observe fine details of objects.
The device includes an endoscope, which extends its utility beyond the main microscope unit. The endoscope allows for observation in confined spaces or areas that are difficult to access with the main lens. The system supports image switching, enabling users to toggle between the main microscope view, the endoscope view, or a dual-screen display showing both simultaneously.
For recording, the microscope supports the use of a Micro SD card (not included) to store captured images and videos. This allows users to review their observations later or export them to a computer or other device for further analysis. The device offers different recording modes, including video standby and still image capture.
The AD206S is designed with user-friendly controls, including physical buttons on the monitor and a remote control for convenient operation. These controls facilitate various functions such as power on/off, mode selection, navigation through menus, image switching, and initiating/stopping recording.
Setting up the AD206S involves a few key steps. The optical bracket is screwed onto the base, and the optical stack (main microscope unit) is then slid into the bracket's ring and secured with thumbscrews. This setup ensures stability and allows for free adjustment of the monitor's angle and the focus controller. The device is powered by connecting it to a 5V DC power source using the provided switch cable.
To obtain a clear image, users adjust the object distance by lifting or lowering the microscope on its column using the adjustment knob. The focus controller on the optical stack is then gently turned to bring the object into sharp focus. The two light sources on the base can also be adjusted to achieve optimal illumination for better results.
The endoscope, when connected, expands the device's observational capabilities. It comes with several accessories, including white sleeves, black speculums, side-view mirrors, and transparent sleeves, each designed for specific observation scenarios. For instance, the white sleeve protects the endoscope when detecting the bottom of a slit or pipe, while the black speculum is used for inspecting holes with a smaller diameter, enhancing image gain and blocking stray light. The side-view mirror allows for observation of an object's back or side, and the transparent sleeve helps fix the object distance for large flat objects.
Image switching between the main microscope and the endoscope is performed using the "V" button on the monitor or the "NTL/PAL" key on the remote control. This allows users to cycle through different display modes: dual-screen, endoscope-only, or microscope-only.
Recording images and videos is straightforward. A Micro SD card is inserted into the TF slot on the back of the monitor. The Mode button (marked "M") cycles through video standby, still image, and review modes. In video standby mode, pressing the OK button starts recording, and pressing it again stops the recording. Still images can be captured in recording video mode by pressing the Picture Capture button or in still image mode by pressing the OK button.
The device also includes settings for date and language. These can be accessed through the menu system, which is navigated using the M button on the monitor or the MENU button on the remote. Users can set the date/time and choose from available languages such as English, Japanese, French, Korean, Spanish, and Portuguese. Settings are saved by turning off the device using the ON/OFF button on the monitor and holding it until the device switches off.
Proper maintenance is crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the AD206S Digital Microscope. Users are advised to read the manual thoroughly before use to prevent damage and ensure compliance with operational guidelines.
The product contains tiny parts and is not edible, emphasizing the need for adult supervision, especially around children, to prevent accidental ingestion. The microscope is not waterproof and should not be exposed to extreme environments, making it unsuitable for outdoor operation. It should be stored and operated in a scientific and safe environment, similar to the care given to general electronic equipment like laptop computers.
Image quality degradation may indicate the need for cleaning the protective lens under the main body lens. This should be done carefully with a soft, clean cotton cloth (such as a glasses cloth) dampened with an appropriate amount of alcohol.
The equipment should be kept in a clean and dry environment, away from oil, water, gas, and other corrosive materials. If the microscope needs to be wiped with a damp cotton cloth, the power must be cut off first. Only the insulated part of the microscope housing should be gently wiped, and the device should be completely dry before turning the power back on.
In case of a display freeze, a "reset" hole is located on the back of the monitor. Depressing this button with a narrow object (like an unfolded paperclip) will reset all settings to factory values and restart the display without erasing saved images or videos.
The warranty policy outlines conditions under which the warranty may be voided, such as the inability to provide proof of purchase, improper use in unsuitable environments (e.g., incompatible power supply, high temperature), faults caused by accident, oversight, misoperation, natural disasters, or unauthorized repairs/modifications. The microscope is not intended for medical use.
General| Camera Resolution | 2MP |
|---|---|
| Display Size | 7 inch |
| Frame Rate | 30 fps |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Image Format | JPEG |
| Video Format | AVI |
| LED Illumination | Adjustable LED |
| Photo Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Storage | MicroSD card, up to 32GB |
| Power Source | USB powered |
| Camera | 2MP CMOS sensor |
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