Software Setup/Setting the System Configuration
MAINTENANCE
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<To change the button settings>
Press the button to indicate that you want to change the setting. When the dialog box
as shown below appears, specify the button name and LUT file name and select the
<OK> button.
The LUT files which have been used up to Ver 1.0* (FITC, etc.) are supplied with this
version in the same names as before. If you want to use such files, change their
settings here.
8. Click the [Software] icon in [User Settings] to display the [Software] panel in the front
position.
In this panel, select the initial magnification status when images are to be displayed in
image windows. This panel is also used to set the mode of comment overlay in image
and to set the numbers of Function window and image window that can be displayed
together and enable/disable the automatic black-level adjustment.
[Default Image Zoom in Single View] group box
Select the initial status of display magnification
when a single image is to be displayed in a single
image window.
[Default Image Zoom in Multiple
View] group box
Select the initial status of display
magnification when multiple images
are to be displayed by displaying
multiple image window together.
[Overlay creation] group box
When comment is to be overlaid in image, select
either the mode allowing repeated entries of
comment per Annotation tool selection or the
mode allowing single entry of comment.
Set the number of Function windows
that can be displayed at a time.
Set the number of image windows
that can be displayed at a time.
[Coloring for new overlays] group box
Set the color of the comment to be
overlaid in image in the image window.
[Uses next color in sequence] changes
the color of the comments sequentially.
[Software] icon
[Automatic Black-level
adjustment] group box
Select Enabled/Disabled to
enable/disable the automatic
black-level adjustment.
[Detect PMT Overrange] group box
Select [Enabled]/[Disabled] to enable/disable
display the message which notifies that the
Output excessive light to PMT.
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