Ken A Vision T-19541C User manual

Digital C mprehensive Sc pe 2

Instruction anual

T-19541C

T-19641C

Table f C ntents

Introduction 2

Packing Contents 2

icroscope Set-up Guide 3

Specifications 5

Troubleshooting 6

Warranty SheetInstruction

anual

icroscope

Cover

Digital Comprehensive Scope 2

icroscope

Power Supply Allen Wrench

Slide icrometer

AV 4 Software

Instruction

anual

CameraSoftware

APPLIEDVISION 4.0

Applied VisionT

4 Software

USB Cable

Intr ducti n

Thank you for purchasing the Digital Comprehensive Scope 2. This

digital compound microscope series is specifically designed with

advanced features of a 3.2 megapixel digital camera, a mechanical

stage with spring-loaded stage clips, an Abbe condenser with iris

diaphragm, an adjustable light dimmer (rheostat), and high-quality

objective lenses that will magnify 40-1000 times. Combined with

Ken-A-Vision’s Applied Vision™ software, this microscope is a powerful

product allowing the user to take digital pictures, annotate images, make

measurements, and record full-length or time-lapse videos that add to

the classroom and educational experience.

Packing C ntents

Micr sc pe Set-up Guide

The Digital Comprehensive Scope 2 compound microscope can be set

up in a matter of minutes. To get the most out of this amazing tool,

follow these step-by-step instructions:

1. After unpacking the box, take the Applied Vision™

software CD and insert it into your computer to install.

NOTE: For a complete instruction manual of Applied Vision software,

refer to the .pdf version on the Applied Vision CD.

2. Follow the directions to install the software. Once

completed, an Applied Vision icon should appear on

your computer’s desktop.

3. Remove the Applied Vision CD from your computer

and restart the computer.

4. Remove the Digital Comprehensive Scope 2 from the

plastic bag and remove the protective coverings from

the objective lenses and the eyepiece(s).

5. Place the microscope on a flat, firm surface next to the

computer with the installed Applied Vision software.

6. Check the coarse focus knob on either side of the main

body support. The coarse focus knobs should turn

easily.

NOTE: The stage should move freely up and down the main body

support when focusing. When you release the knob, the stage should

remain stationary, and not slide down the post on its own.

7. To operate the cordless feature of this microscope,

immediately plug in the microscope to charge for eight

(8) hours.

a. Plug in the round pin adapter from the power

supply to the back of your microscope.

b. Connect the opposite end to a Ken-A-Vision®

multicharger (Part # SCGN061) or an 110V

(220V international) electrical outlet.

NOTE: With one (1) overnight eight (8) hour charge, you can use the

microscope for up to forty (40) hours of continuous operation. The

cordless microscope can also be operated with the cord plugged into the

power source.

c. The best option, when not in use, is to plug the

microscope into a Ken-A-Vision multicharger

that will automatically stop charging once the

microscope is fully charged to keep it at the

optimal full charge for longer battery-life. This

prevents over charging and the user can charge

up to eight (8) microscopes at once.

d. Once finished charging, store the power cord in

the stow away integrated storage compartment

on the back of the microscope.

8. Plug the narrow end of the USB 2.0 cable into the back

of the camera body.

9. Plug the wide end of the USB 2.0 cable into the USB port

of your computer with the installed Applied Vision™

software.

10. To turn on the LED lights, locate the power switch on the

right back side of each microscope base.

11. Place a prepared slide on the stage and move it into

position for viewing.

12. Start with the 4x objective by raising the stage with the

coarse focus knobs until it will go no higher.

13. Lower the stage slowly to bring it into focus using the

coarse focus knobs.

14. To sharpen the image, adjust with the fine focus knobs.

15. Launch Applied Vision software.

16. The image that is being viewed through the eyepiece(s)

of the microscope should be displayed on the computer

screen.

17. Once the image appears on the computer screen,

simply turn the nosepiece to the next higher objective

lens and do minor adjustments with the fine focus knobs.

NOTE: If the image on the screen is flickering, reduce the amount of

light entering through the iris diaphragm and rheostat (light dimmer).

18. After obtaining focus of the specimen on the computer

screen, adjust the diopter on the eyepiece tube for

individual eye correction when viewing through the

microscope.

NOTE: The T-19641C binocular diopter is on the left eyepiece tube.

Product Number

T-19541C T-19641C

Stand/Frame

SC12 Comp 2 Stand with 4 hole nose piece X X

SC12M Com

2 Mechanical Sta

SC12DP Comp 2 4 hole NP w/ upper/lower

light

Standard Features

Char

er Stora

eCom

artment

Stow and Go Handle™

Green Batter

™

Cordless Rechar

eable

COOL LIGHT™ illumination

Increased Ran

e of Focus

UPPER LIGHT STALK

Heads

SC12MH Comp 2 Monocular with eyepiece

SC12DH Comp 2 Dual View Head with 2

eyepieces

SC12BH Comp 2 Binocular Head with 2

ieces

SC12TH Comp 2Trinocular Head 2

ieces

SC12CMH Comp 2 Monocular with 3.2MP

Camera X

SC12CBH Comp 2 Binocular Head with 3.2MP

Camera X

Stage

SC12FS Comp 2 Floating Stage with built in

Condensor

SC12MS Comp 2 Mechanical Stage with

Built in Abbe XX

SC12SS Comp 2 Standard Stage with 5 Hole

Disc Diaphragm

Eyepieces

SC12EP5 5X

SC100EP10-19 10X

SC12EP16 16X

SC12EP20 20X

Objectives

SC12O B2 2X Plan DIN Achromat

SC12OB4 4X Plan DIN Achromat

SC12OB10 10X Plan DIN Achromat

SC12OB40

40X Plan DIN Achromat 0.65NA

XXtamorhcANIDX001R001BO21CS

Optional

T-12UG Comp 2 Mechanical Stage with Abbe

and 100X DIN Achromat Objective

SC12OB4

4X Plan

SC12OB10

10X Plan

SC12OB20

20X Plan

SC12OB40RP 40X Plan

SC12OB60RP 60X Plan

SC12OB100RP 100X Plan

SC12CMH Monocular Camera Head

SC12CBH Binocular Camera Head

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Specificati ns

Tr ublesh ting

This section provides many useful tips on how to solve common problems

while setting up or using the Digital Comprehensive Scope 2 compound

microscope:

I can’t see an image. I can only see a partial image.

• Check to see if the USB plug is in the USB port of the

computer with installed Applied Vision™ software, or the

power supply is plugged into an electrical outlet, or the

battery is charged if using cordless.

• Check to see if the objective lens is clicked into place.

• Check to see if the LED lights are turned on by switching

the power button on the back of the microscope. A red

indicator light should glow if the LED lights are on.

• Check to see if the dimmer switch (rheostat) is turned

clockwise to allow the intensity of light to increase.

• Adjust the iris diaphragm, located underneath the stage,

to control the amount of light illuminating the prepared

slide.

• Close Applied Vision and then reboot Applied Vision

to activate the camera.

It is difficult to get an image in focus.

• Adjust the coarse focus knobs slowly.

• Check to see if the objective lens is clicked into place.

• If the image is focused on the computer screen, adjust

the diopter on the eyepiece tube to focus for the user’s

individual vision when viewing through the eyepiece.

• Check to see if there has been damage to the objective

lenses and eyepiece(s). If the lens/eyepiece is dirty, use

lens paper and distilled water to rub gently clean.

NOTE: Never rub the lens/eyepiece when it is dry. This can cause static

charge that will attract dirt.

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