Celestron 44316 Manual de usuario

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MODEL #44316

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A. WHAT IS IN THE BOX

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Celestron MicroDirect®1080p HD Handheld Digital Microscope and stand. Your microscope is a

precision optical instrument, made of the highest quality materials to ensure durability and long life. It is designed to give you a lifetime

of viewing pleasure with a minimal amount of maintenance.

Before attempting to use your MicroDirect® 1080p HD

microscope, please read through the instructions and reference

the diagrams below. Familiarizing yourself with the many

features of the MicroDirect®1080p HD microscope will go a

long way to making your experience an enjoyable one.

The MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope is a handheld digital

microscope designed to connect, via the included HDMI cable,

directly to your TV monitor or projector displaying full 1080p

HD streaming video! There is no need for a computer when

using the MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope.

This microscope is a low magniﬁcation power microscope,

mainly suited for examining specimens like coins, stamps,

rocks, electronics, insects, and other 3D objects. Specimens

on slides can be viewed, but this microscope is not ideal for

this purpose. You can see some of our biological microscopes

more suited to this type of viewing at www.celestron.com.

The Celestron MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope does not

use an eyepiece like a traditional microscope. Instead, the

embedded camera sensor acts as the eyepiece, and combined

with the lens assembly, the object is magniﬁed and digitized.

The HDMI connection then sends that digital signal out to

your monitor or projector for incredibly clear 1080p video

streaming. This allows you to view specimens easily and share

the large live streaming image with a room full of people.

Viewing is also more immediate and eye and neck strain are

removed from the equation, unlike traditional microscopes.

You can hold the microscope in your hand while observing

large surfaces away from a normal lab setting, or use the

included professional stand for more precise, hands-free

viewing. Capture still images directly to your MicroSD card for

download later. Record video by connecting the MicroDirect®

1080p HD microscope directly to you PC using the USB

cable and you are ready to start capturing 720p HD movies.

MicroDirect®1080p HD Microscope (1) Stand (1)

Calibration Ruler (1)

Quick Setup Guide (1)

HDMI Cable (1)

USB Cable (1)

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PART FUNCTION PART FUNCTION

1. Mini USB Port (Power) 11. Focus Wheel

2. Mini (Type C) HDMI OUT Port 12. Magniﬁcation Gauge

3. Micro-SD Card Slot 13. Height Adjustment Lock Nut

4. LED Dimmer Switch 14. Microscope Holder Lock Nut

5. ON/OFF Button 15. Lock Wheel

6. Mode Button 16. Course Focus Wheel

7. Menu Button 17. Shaft Connection Lock Collar

8. Shutter Trigger/OK Button 18. Support Shaft

9. Down Arrow Button 19. Microscope Holder Assembly

10. 8 LED Ring Illuminator

B. PARTS

C. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

1. Monitor or Projector

+Must have open HDMI port

+USB with power OUT (optional)

2. PC (Optional)

+Windows XP/ 7 / 8 / 10

+P4 1.8 or above

+RAM: 512M

+Video Memory: 64M

+USB port: 2.0

NOTE: Software is downloaded from celestron.com

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D. SPECIFICATIONS

Description MicroDirect®1080p HD Handheld Digital Microscope

Sensor 3.5 MP CMOS 1/3” High Speed

Pixel Size 2.2 µm x 2.3 µm

Still Image Capture Resolution 14MP** (5120x2880), 8MP** (3840x2160), 5MP** (3072x1728),

3MP (2304x1296), 2MP (1920x1080), WVGA (848x480)

**Interpolated

Video Capture Resolution 720p (HD) and 640 x 480 (VGA) *Must be connected to computer to record video

Video Format- Streaming HDTV (with HDMI cable): 1080p (1920x1080)@30fps

Video Format- Recording AVI/30fps

Photo Format JPEG

Magniﬁcation 24x to 220x (based on 20” screen)

Focus Range (Manual) 0mm to 35mm

Power • USB 2.0 (with compatible USB power OUT port)

• Use any 120V power adapter (5V-1A) if needed

Shutter Trigger On main body and in software

Software MicroDirect®Portable Capture Software

Software Compatibility Windows: Windows XP/7/8/10

Languages Supported (12) English, German, Spanish, Russian, Italian, French, Portuguese,

Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Chinese

Accessories HDMI Cable, Adjustable Stand and Stage, Lens Cloth, Calibration Ruler

Weight 1.3 lb/.59 KG (including stand)

Dimensions Microscope: 155.6x42x42mm (6.125”x1.5”x1.5”)

Stand: 119x171.4x157.2mm (4.68”x6.75”x6.19”)

** Interpolation refers to software adding pixels to an image to artiﬁcially make the image larger. This can be beneﬁcial when printing in larger formats.

2. SETUP

A. ASSEMBLE THE MICROSCOPE

STAND

+Carefully remove all components from the box.

+The microscope holder assembly (19) should be connected

to the support shaft (18) in the box. If it is not, connect it now.

+Attach complete assembly (17, 18, 19) to the base threads

and tighten.

B. ATTACH MICROSCOPE TO STAND

+Insert the microscope in the Microscope Holder

and tighten the Microscope Holder Lock Nut (14) to secure

it in place.

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+Plug one end of the included HDMI cable into the microscope’s Mini (Type C)

HDMI port and the other end into your monitor’s standard (Type A) HDMI port.

+Plug the USB cable into the microscope and then into an open USB 2.0 port

on your monitor or projector (if available).

+If there is no USB 2.0 port on the monitor or projector, use any 5V-1A USB

plug and plug the USB cable into it, and then into an available power outlet.

DO NOT plug the USB cable directly into a desktop or laptop computer as it

will misread the signal from the cable as a storage device and cause a blank

blue screen to appear on the monitor screen.

NOTE: The included USB cable works with all standard USB plugs that come

with many of today’s electronics such as smartphones and tablets.

NOTE: An additional option for power is an external power source such as a

power bank that has a standard USB OUT port. All Celestron Elements

hand warmers and power banks will work for this purpose. You can

ﬁnd them at celestron.com

+Power up the microscope by pressing the ON/OFF button (5).

3. USING YOUR MICROSCOPE

A. CONNECT TO A MONITOR OR PROJECTOR

+Insert your Micro-SD card in the Micro SD card slot (3) on

the MicroDirect body.

NOTE: Micro SD Card NOT included.

NOTE: SD Card slot supports up to 32G SDHC.

+Loosen the Lock Wheel (15) adjust the course focus by

rotating the Course Focus wheel (16).

+Tighten the Lock wheel (15) to hold the assembly in place.

+Turn the Fine Focus wheel (11) to focus on the specimen.

+Press the Shutter Trigger button (8) and the captured image

will be saved in the Micro-SD card.

B. TAKE A STILL IMAGE

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4. MENU SETTINGS

A. MAIN MENU

Press Menu button (7) to enter the Main menu.

NOTE: The MAIN MENU consists of 2 main windows. To gain access

to MAIN WINDOW 2 press the Menu button (7) again now.

Here you can adjust the Resolution, Image Quality, Sharpness,

Exposure, Choose to have the Date stamp or choose a Time

Lapse option, set the Date and Time, set the Auto Power Off,

Choose a language, set the TV mode and frequency, reformat

your MicroSD card etc.

Press the Down button (9) to scroll through your choices.

When your setting choice is highlighted, press the Capture/OK

button (8).

B. RESOLUTION

Select a resolution setting for your still image.

Your choices are: 14M*, 8M*, 5M*, 3M, 2MP or WVGA

NOTE: 14MP, 8MP and 5MP settings are based on interpolation.

Interpolation refers to software adding pixels to an image to

artiﬁcially make the image larger. This can be beneﬁcial when

printing in larger formats.

+With MicroSD card in place in the MicroSD card slot, press the

Mode button (6) to switch to playback mode.

+Press the Down button (9) to view the previously captured image.

+Press the Mode button (6) again to return to the streaming image.

D. DOWNLOADING IMAGES TO PC

+With the MicroSD card in SD card slot, connect the microscope to

your PC via the included USB 2.0 Cable.

+Your PC should recognize the device as a storage device.

+Download the images as you would with any digital camera.

C. REVIEW YOUR RECORDED IMAGES

MAIN MENU 1

MAIN MENU 2

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C. TIME-LAPSE CAPTURE

Your MicroDirect allows you to set the device to take images

over a deﬁned time period. This is referred to as Time-Lapse.

You will ﬁrst select the number of still images or Lapse

Num you want your device to take. This can range from 2

to 999 images.

Use the Down button (9) to scroll through the numbers from

0 to 9. When satisﬁed with the ﬁrst digit, press the Mode

button (6) to jump to the next digit.

+ Again, using the Down button (9), set that digit.

Once the number of still images has been chosen, press the

Mode button (6) to move to the Lapse Time choice.

The Lapse Time determines the amount of time that will

pass between each still image capture.

Set these numbers using the same method as above for the

Lapse Num.

The choices are in seconds and range from 1 second to 999 seconds.

This, along with the number of images, will determine your overall length of time for your time lapse.

For example: If you choose to take 999 total images and the interval between each is 999 seconds you will have 277 hours

documented. 999 seconds = 16.65 minutes. Multiply that by 999 (images) =16,633.35 minutes. 16,633.35 / 60 (minutes

per hour)= 277 hours or 11.55 days of documentation.

Once you have set your number of images and interval, press the Capture/OK button (8) to conﬁrm.

Press the Menu button (7) to return to the streaming image.

+ Press the Capture button (8) to start the time lapse.

Once all frames have been taken in the Time Lapse mode, the MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope will revert back to the

normal preview mode.

NOTE: The AUTO POWER OFF time needs to be set to a number higher than the set Time Lapse time. See section on AUTO POWER

OFF FEATURE and make sure to do your calculations correctly.

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Once in the Image Quality section of the Settings menu,

scroll using the Down button (9) and select either: Fine,

Normal or Economy.

The Image Quality will determine the compression ratio of

the image.

Once you are satisﬁed with your Images Quality selection,

press the Capture /OK button (8) to conﬁrm.

D. IMAGE QUALITY

E. SHARPNESS

You can adjust the image sharpness here. The choices

are Strong, Normal, Soft.

F. EXPOSURE (BRIGHTNESS)

+ Select the target value by pressing the Down button (9).

Conﬁrm choice by pressing Capture/OK button (8).

G. DATE STAMP

+ Choose to have the date stamp display.

1. Off

2. Date only

3. Date/Time

H. DATE/TIME (MAIN MENU 2)

+ Select the target value by pressing the Down button (9).

Conﬁrm choice by pressing Capture/OK button (8).

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I. AUTO POWER OFF

Here you can set the unit to turn off automatically after no use.

The choices are:

1. OFF (Default)- This will keep your device on until you

manually turn it off.

2. 3 minutes- Will turn off after 3 minutes of continuous

non-use.

3. 10 minutes- Will turn off after 10 minutes of

continuous non-use.

4. 30 minutes- Will turn off after 30 minutes of

continuous non-use.

J. LANGUAGE

Here you can choose your preferred language. The choices are:

K. FREQUENCY

Here you will select the frequency. The choices are:

1. 50 Hz (Default) (United States)

2. 60 Hz (Most other countries)

NOTE: Research your speciﬁc country before setting the Hz setting.

1. English

2. German

3. Spanish

4. Russian

5. Italian

6. French

7. Portuguese

8. Dutch

9. Polish

10. Japanese

11. Korean

12. Chinese

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L. FORMAT

Here you re-format your MicroSD card.

WARNING: When re-formatting, all the ﬁles and information saved

on the MicroSD will be erased.

M. DEFAULT SETTING

Here you can choose to reset all the system settings back

to default.

For complete manual with detailed settings and PC connection

option use the included CD/DVD ROM to Download the

manual. If you do not have a CD/DVD ROM drive, go to

www.celestron.com then click on SUPPORT to download.

5. CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Your Celestron MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope is a precision optical instrument and should be treated with care

at all times. Follow these suggestions and your microscope will need very little maintenance throughout its lifetime.

+Store your microscope in a clean, dry place.

+Never use your microscope where operation of such

devices is restricted. Improper use creates the risk of

serious accident.

+Only use your microscope within the 23° to 120°F

(-5° to 50° C) temperature range. Try to limit sudden

temperature changes as this may create moisture in

the microscope housing.

+Do not try to access the internal components of your

microscope or attempt to modify it in any way. Only

authorized technicians should perform maintenance

or repairs.

+Keep your microscope away from water and other

liquids. Never use it in rain or snow. Moisture creates

the danger of ﬁre and electric shock.

+If the exterior of your microscope needs cleaning, wipe

it with a moist cloth.

6. WARRANTY

Your Celestron MicroDirect® 1080p HD microscope has a two year limited warranty. Please visit the Celestron website for

detailed information on all Celestron microscopes.

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