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4. Use the objective nosepiece to rotate the objective lenses until the 4x objective lens is directly over the specimen and clicks into place. Always start

with the lowest power objective—4x with this microscope, which gives you 40x power—and work your way up to higher powers. At 40x power, you will

have the widest ﬁeld of view and the brightest image.

5. Look at the LCD screen while turning the focus knob until the specimen comes into view. You may need to adjust the stage adjustment knobs (See

Figure 8 above) to center the specimen.

6. With the 4x objective lens, you can vary the power anywhere from 40x to 160x by using the digital zoom. To do this, use the navigation buttons on the

LCD. Press UP once and the zoom will adjust to 2x. Each additional press of the button will adjust the zoom by 1x, until it is at 4x. If you press UP again

from 4x, it will go back to 1x. Press DOWN (from 1x) and the zoom will adjust to 4x, then 3x, 2x and back to 1x.

7. To view in higher powers, rotate the objective nosepiece to the 10x or 40x objective. You will need to refocus after this change.

Tip: When changing objective lenses, lower the stage to ensure there is no contact between any objective lens and the stage surface, which may

result damage.

Using Filters

To change the ﬁlter settings, rotate the ﬁlter wheel (see Figure 9 below). The ﬁlter wheel choices are as follows:

Color: Red, Green, Blue

Clear: 1mm, 3mm and 6mm apertures.

Color ﬁlters work well with bright transparent specimens. The different diameter apertures (1mm, 3mm, 6mm) can help focus light on a section of a specimen,

providing a more detailed image.

DIGITAL IMAGING

The LCD Digital Microscope II allows you to take snapshots and take short video clips, without the need to connect to a PC.

Note: Do NOT connect your microscope via USB while shooting images. Doing so may cause damage to your microscope and/or computer.

The included 2GB SD card allows for saving up to 1,250 still images (at highest resolution) or 40 minutes of video.

Settings

Adjusting the settings is a good idea before recording images with your LCD microscope. Take note of your current settings by looking at the main screen.

There are a few icons on the screen that give you some valuable information. They are as follows (and as shown in Figure 10):

A. MODE: Video

or Still Image

B. DIGITAL FILTER SETTING: The icon shown

Other icons are Monochrome

C. Images remaining on memory

D. SD CARD ICON:

Shows card is present

E. IMAGE SIZE: Based on the pixel ratio

F. MEASURING RETICLE: If you see the measuring reticle, that means that feature is turned on

To change the settings, press and hold the MENU button. Here's the breakdown of the Settings menu:

1. SD CARD: Select this menu item to format the SD card or View Images on the SD card