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CC-SMART-4K Manual

Quick Instructions for CC-SMART-4K camera

Before starting the camera please connect the standard CC-SMART-4K C-mount camera to camera adapter

and connect it to the microscope’s 3

tube which will relay microscope object’s middle image to the camera

sensor.

Wi-Fi Mode

1. Plug 12V/ 1A power cable into Power Interface ③ to supply power for the camera. The LED Indicator ⑥ will turn into

red

2. Press ON/ OFF Button ⑤ to start the camera and the LED Indicator ⑥ will turn blue

3. Plug the Wi-Fi antenna which comes with the camera into Wi-Fi ANTENNA/ USB PORT ② to generate Wi-Fi signal

4. After the indicator on the Wi-Fi antenna starting blinking, connect computer (may be Pad or Phone) to Wi-Fi

signal whose name starts with CC-SMART-4K. The Password is 12345678

5. Open AF+ Intelligent Imaging Suite software, start CC-SMART-4K by clicking the camera model name listed in Camera List. For

more details please refer to the AF+ Intelligent Imaging Suite help manual

HDMI MODE

1. Plug the HDMI cable into the HDMI Port ① to connect the CC-SMART-4K camera to HDMI display

2. Plug a USB mouse into USB Port ② to get control of the camera by using built-in software AF+ Intelligent Imaging Software

3. Plug 12V/ 1A power adapter into Power Interface ③ to supply power for the camera. The LED Indicator ⑥

will turn into red

4. Insert SD card into SD Card Slot ④ for saving captured images and recorded videos

5. Press ON/ OFF Button ⑤ to start the camera. LED Indicator ⑥ will turn blue

6. Move mouse cursor to the left side of the video window, The Camera Control Panel will appear. It includes Manual/

Automatic Exposure, White Balance, Sharpness, Denoise and other functions, please refer to 2.3 for details

7. Move the mouse cursor to the upper side of the video window, a Measurement Toolbar with calibration and other

measurement tools will appear, please refer to 2.3 for details. The measurement data can be output with

*.CSV format.

8. Move the mouse cursor to the bottom of the video window and a Synthesis Camera Control Toolbar will appear. Operations

like Zoom In, Zoom Out, Flip, Freeze, Cross Line, WDR and etc. can be realized. Please refer to 2.3 for details

9. Move the mouse cursor to bottom of the video window, the Synthesis Camera Control Toolbar will pop up automatically.

Click the button and Auto Focus Control Panel will show up for conducting autofocus operation

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The SCIENSCOPE CC-SMART-4K is a 4K camera system designed for various imaging and measurement applications, offering high-resolution output and a comprehensive suite of control and measurement tools.

Function Description

The CC-SMART-4K system captures and records video from the current video window at 4K resolution. It allows for real-time adjustments to various imaging parameters such as exposure, gain, white balance, sharpness, denoise, gamma, and contrast. The system also supports advanced measurement functions, enabling users to define and measure various geometric shapes and objects directly within the live video feed or captured images. It integrates with AF+ Intelligent Imaging Suite software for enhanced imaging and control capabilities.

Important Technical Specifications

Camera:

Resolution: 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels)
Output: HDMI, USB (for control and data transfer)
Storage: SD Card (FAT32, NTFS formats supported) for saving images (JPEG, TIFF) and videos (MJPEG, H264)
Connectivity: Wi-Fi for remote control and data transfer
Power: 12V/1A DC power adapter

Measurement Capabilities: The system offers a wide range of measurement tools, including:

Basic Shapes: Parallel, Horizontal Line, Vertical Line, Rectangle, Circle, Ellipse, Annulus, Two Circles and Center Distance, Arc, Polygon, Curve.
Measurement Units: Pixels, mm, inches, mil, um, cm, m, km.
Calibration: Supports calibration to ensure accurate measurements, with options for single-point, two-point, and multi-point calibration.
Data Export: Measurement data can be exported to CSV files.

Software Features:

Camera Control Panel: Provides comprehensive control over camera settings.
Synthesis Camera Control Toolbar: Offers quick access to functions like zoom, flip, video freeze, WDR, browsing images/videos, and settings.
Settings Page: Configurable options for Wi-Fi, measurement units, image format (JPEG, TIFF), video encode (MJPEG, H264), SD card settings, and language.
Measurement Toolbar: Dedicated toolbar for selecting and performing various measurements.
Object Location & Properties Control Bar: Displays properties of selected measurement objects.

Usage Features

Quick Start and Basic Operation:

Power On: Plug the 12V/1A power adapter into the Power Interface.
HDMI Connection: Connect the HDMI cable to the HDMI display.
USB Connection: Plug a USB mouse into the USB port for control.
SD Card Insertion: Insert an SD card into the SD Card Slot for saving data.
Wi-Fi: The camera supports Wi-Fi for remote control and data transfer. The default SSID is "14300-AF" and the password is "12345678".
Camera Control: The Camera Control Panel allows users to adjust exposure, gain, white balance, and other image parameters.
Measurement: Select a measurement tool from the Measurement Toolbar, then click and drag on the video window to perform measurements.

Advanced Usage:

Exposure Control: Adjust "Auto Exposure" for automatic brightness or manually set "Exposure Time" and "Gain" for specific lighting conditions.
White Balance: Use "Auto White Balance" or manually adjust "Red," "Green," and "Blue" channels for accurate color representation.
Flicker Elimination: The system supports 50Hz and 60Hz illumination settings to eliminate flickering.
Measurement Calibration: Perform calibration using known objects to ensure the accuracy of measurements. The "Conjugate Correction" button helps in fine-tuning calibration.
Object Management: Measurement objects can be selected, moved, and their properties viewed and modified via the "Object Location & Properties Control Bar."
Saving Data: Captured images can be saved in JPEG or TIFF format, and videos in MJPEG or H264 format to the SD card.
Language Settings: The system supports multiple languages, including English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Thai.

Wi-Fi Settings:

Channel: Avoid interference by selecting a less congested channel.
SSID: User-defined name for the Wi-Fi signal.
Password: User-defined password for the Wi-Fi signal.

Measurement Settings:

Global: Sets the decimal point for measurement results.
Calibration Line Width/Color/End Point: Defines the appearance of lines used in measurement and calibration.
Point/Angle/Line/Horizontal Line/Vertical Line/Rectangle/Circle/Ellipse/Annulus/Two Circles/Polygon/Curve: Defines the appearance of various measurement patterns.
Name/Resolution: Custom names and pixel resolution for different magnifications (4X, 10X, 20X, 40X, 100X).
Clear All/Delete: Options to clear all or delete selected measurement resolutions.

Image Format Settings:

JPEG/TIFF: Select the desired image format for saving. TIFF format saves more image data and is recommended for use with AF+ Intelligent Imaging Suite.

Video Encode Settings:

MJPEG/H264: Choose the video encoding format. H264 offers better quality with less space consumption.

SD Card Settings:

Current File System: FAT32 or NTFS. NTFS is recommended for SD cards larger than 4GB.
Maximum 2048G Bytes: Maximum file size for FAT32.
Maximum 4G Bytes: Maximum file size for NTFS.

Maintenance Features

Firmware Updates: While not explicitly detailed, software-driven devices typically receive firmware updates to improve performance and add features.
Calibration: Regular calibration is essential to maintain measurement accuracy. The system provides tools for performing and verifying calibration.
SD Card Management: Users should periodically check the SD card for available space and ensure it is formatted correctly (FAT32 or NTFS) for optimal performance.
Troubleshooting: The manual provides guidance on basic troubleshooting, such as ensuring correct connections and checking settings. For instance, if measurement data is not popping up automatically, ensure the "Display/Hide button" for the Measurement Toolbar is active. If the camera control panel does not appear, ensure the "Camera Control Panel" is not hidden.
Cleaning: Keep the camera and optics clean to ensure clear image capture.
Conjugate Correction: In cases where calibration is completed but the camera sensor is not on the C-mount position, the "Conjugate Correction" should be done to reset the sensor to the standard C-mount position.