Olympus DP23 User manual

Instruction Manual

DP23 / DP28

Microscope Digital Camera

Optical Microscope Accessory English

Contents

1 Safety 4

1.1 Intended use 4

1.2 Avoiding personal injury and device damage 4

1.3 Explanation of the symbols used 6

2 The DP23 / DP28 camera 7

2.1 Scope of supply 7

2.2 System diagram 8

2.3 LED status indication 9

2.4 Specifications 10

2.5 Operating and storage conditions 12

3 System environment 13

3.1 Microscope and camera adapter 13

3.2 Recommended computer and monitor configuration 14

3.3 Restrictions on use 14

4 Assembly 17

4.1 Attaching the camera 17

4.2 Connecting the USB camera cable 18

4.3 Installing the software 19

5 Acquiring images 20

6 Cleaning the camera 21

7 Troubleshooting 22

7.1 Possible problems 22

7.2 Contacting Customer Service 26

8 Notes on conformity and disposal 27

About the DP23 / DP28 camera

The DP23 /DP28 cameras are CMOS color cameras with a high frame

rate. They were specially developed for acquisitions using light

microscopy. The cameras can be connected to all common types of

light microscope by a C-mount.

About this instruction manual

This instruction manual applies to the DP23 and DP28 microscope

digital cameras.

Information about the operation of the microscope, computer or

software can be found in the instruction manuals for the

corresponding device or software.

Trademark

Microsoft and Windows are registered trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation, USA. All other brand names and product names

mentioned in this manualare registered trademarks or trademarks of

their respective owners.

1 Safety

The camera has been developed and produced in conformity with

recognized safety regulations. However, it is not possible to entirely

rule out possible hazards for the user, damage to the camera or

microscope, or impairments of the camera's functionality. For this

reason, always read and follow the general safety instructions and

warnings before and during installation.

1.1 Intended use

This camera is intended to be used for the acquisition of digital

images, but not for medical diagnosticpurposes.

1.2 Avoiding personal injury and device damage

WARNING - Avoiding personal injury

Electric shock due to damaged cable

Whena cable is frayed or damaged, a person touching it risks

receiving an electric shock. Shut off the hardware and replace the

cable immediately.

Poisoning due to toxic gases

In the event of a fire, the material of the camera can give off toxic

gases. When these are inhaled, it can cause irritation or damage to

the respiratory tract. Wear respiratory protection when fighting the

fire.

DP23 / DP28

CAUTION - Avoiding personal injury

Tripping hazard

Cables laid across a room can be a dangerous tripping hazard. This

cancause injuries to people and damage to equipment. Wherever

possible, laycables along the wallor behind furniture. Fix and label

cables that run across the room.

ATTENTION - Avoiding device damage

Never open the camera

The camera's CMOS chip is extremely sensitive. Electrostatic

discharge can permanently damage the camera. Therefore, never

open the camera housing.

Use only the supplied USB camera cable

Operate the camera onlywith the supplied USB camera cable. Only

then will the functionalityof the camera and compliance with the EMC

basic standards be ensured.

Don't touch the protective glass

The protective glass over the CMOS chip is extremelysensitive and

must not come into contact with bare hands or any other objects,

otherwise the acquired images will be impaired by fingerprints or

scratches.

Avoid vibration shocks

Mechanical shocks and strong vibrations can damage the camera.

Don't drop the camera during assembly. Make sure the camera is

securely mounted on the microscope. When the camera is not in use,

store it in a safe place.

1 Safety

Observe the operating and storage conditions

Exposure to high temperatures or humidity can damage component

parts of the camera. Always observe the operating and storage

conditions (see page 12).

1.3 Explanation of the symbols used

WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in major injury.

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

ATTENTION Indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may damage

the equipment or other property.

DP23 / DP28

2 The DP23 / DP28 camera

2.1 Scope of supply

Camera

USB camera cable

Instruction manual

2 The DP23 /DP28 camera

2.2 System diagram

To use the camera with a light microscope, you need suitable

software and a computer as wellas a monitor. For the recommended

computer and monitor configuration, refer to page 14.

You can use the following Olympus software applications:

Software application Minimum

version

cellSens Life science image analysis software 3.1.1.

OLYMPUS

Stream Materials solutions image analysis software 2.4.4.

DP2-TWAIN Free image acquisition software 9.1

DP2-TWAIN is available only as a download from the

Olympus Internet site.

DP23 / DP28

DP23/ DP28/ with DP2-AOU

Alternatively, Olympus provides a special control unit, DP2-AOU, for

DP23 / DP28. DP2-AOU replaces a computer. The software for

controlling DP23 /DP28 is pre-installed on DP2-AOU.

2.3 LED status indication

A blue LED is located on the front of the camera. After starting the

software, the LED indicates the following statuses:

LED Status

The LED flashes. The camera is being initialized.

The LED flashes continuously. There is a camera error. Contact

Customer Service (see page 26).

The LED lights up continuously. The camera is ready.

The LED doesn’t light up.

The camera is not connected to the

computer or DP2-AOU port.

The camera is not connected to the

USB 3.1 port.

2 The DP23 /DP28 camera

2.4 Specifications

The DP23 /DP28 cameras are CMOS color cameras with a high frame

rate. Theywere speciallydeveloped to acquire images from light

microscopes. The cameras can be connected to allcommon types of

light microscopes by a C-mount adapter.

Specifications - DP23

Chip type C-mount CMOS camera

Chip size 1/1.8 Inch

Recording area 7.41 mm x 4.98 mm

8.92 mm diagonal

Maximum resolution 3088 x 2076 pixels

6.41 million pixels

Camera port of the microscope C-Mount

Input / output

On the camera:USB 3.1 type C (with

lock screws)

On the computer or DP2-AOU : USB

3.1 type A

Resolution Frame rate* Exposure

time

3088 x 2076 Full resolution 45 fps

13 µs - 15 s

2072 x 2072 Square 59 fps

1544 x 1038 High speed 59 fps

1544 x 1038 High sensitivity 59 fps

1920 x 1080 Full HD 60 fps

* The maximum achievable frame rate is listed. The frame rate depends,

among other things, on the performance of the computer being used.

DP23 / DP28

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