Celestron FlipView 44315 Manual de usuario

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

MODEL #44314, 44315

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IN THE BOX

1. INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the Celestron FlipView™ Handheld LCD Digital Microscope with a 5 MP sensor and ﬂip out 3.0-

inch full color TFT LCD screen. 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 pleasure with a minimal amount of maintenance.

FlipView provides low power viewing up to 120x using

the built-in LCD screen. For additional magniﬁcation

(up to 300x), connect the microscope to your PC.

(Magniﬁcation depends on monitor size.)

FlipView is a low magniﬁcation microscope, mainly

suited for examining specimens like coins, stamps, rocks,

electronics, insects, and other 3D objects. Specimens

on slides can be viewed with top illumination, but this

microscope is not ideal for this purpose. For high

power viewing of slide specimens, see our full line of

microscopes at Celestron.com.

FlipView does not use an eyepiece like a traditional

microscope. Instead, the built-in camera sensor

“sees” the specimen and the image is then displayed

on the high-resolution color LCD screen. This makes

viewing fun, reduces neck and eyestrain, and allows

for easy sharing with others. You can also view on

external monitors, projectors and TV screens with the

included AV out cable.

Saving, transferring and sharing your image files is

quick and easy with FlipView. Save to your Micro SD

card for transferring later, or use the included USB

cable to directly connect to your computer.

Before attempting to use your microscope, please

read through the instructions and reference the

diagrams below. Take some time to read the simple

care, maintenance, and troubleshooting tips in this

manual to ensure that your FlipView microscope

provides you with years of quality performance.

FlipView Handheld LCD

Digital Microscope (1)

Carry bag (1)Metal stand (1)

AC Adapter (1)

Lithium Battery (1) USB cable (1) Video Out cable (1)

CD (1) QSG (1) Cleaning Fabric (1) Calibration Ruler (1)

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PARTS

1. Shutter trigger

2. Flip out LCD screen

3. Flip out leg

4. Settings button

5. Color mode button/up button

6. Playback/left button

7. Illuminator adjustment wheel

8. Battery compartment

9. Zoom control button

10. 5 V AC in port

11. Mini USB port

12. Video out port

13. Micro SD card slot

14. Battery charge indicator

15. OK button

16. Down button

17. On/Off switch

18. Focus wheel

19. Microscope barrel

20. ¼-20” threaded insert

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2. SETUP

INSTALL BATTERY

Open the battery compartment (8) and insert the battery,

making sure to align the connection points correctly.

NOTE: FlipView’s battery ships with a partial charge. However, if you are going to use the

microscope with the battery only, be sure to charge the battery fully before the

ﬁrst use.

SPECIFICATIONS

Magniﬁcation Range 10x-120x (up to 300x when using PC)

Sensor 5 MP CMOS 1/3.2 in

LCD screen 3.0-inch full color TFT LCD screen (hinges in both X (90°) and Y (180°) axes)

Lens 5 element IR Cut (infrared reducing) high quality glass lens

Effective Focal Length: 15.8 mm

Image distortion: 0.10%

FOV: 13.0°

Focuser Range Manual focus from 10 mm to 300 mm

Illumination 8 adjustable white LEDs in ring conﬁguration

Shutter trigger On housing

Still Image Resolution 5 MP, 3 MP, 1.3 MP, VGA (12 MP interpolation)

Video Capture Resolution VGA, 30 fps

Video Compression Format MJPEG

Video Output Video out cable (included)

PC connection Interface USB 2.0 cable (included)

OS systems supported Windows XP/Vista/7/8

Mac OSX 10.6-10.9

Memory Micro USB card slot (supports up to 32 GB) (Micro SD card NOT included)

Power Internal rechargeable lithium ion battery (1050 mAh)

AC adapter universal input 100 to 240 volt 50/60 Hz (44315- EU version has multi-plug)

Measuring Software Celestron Portable Capture Pro software with note taking capabilities. Calibration tool

included.

Software languages supported English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Japanese, Korean,

Chinese

Dimensions Microscope: 4.625 in x 2.5 in x 4.25 in (117.5 mm x 63.5 mm x 108 mm)

Stand: 3.0 in x 1.75 in x 2.75 in (76.2 mm x 44.5 mm x 70 mm)

Weight Microscope: 7.4 oz/212 g

Microscope and stand: 11.2 oz/317 g

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

CHARGING THE BATTERY

• Plug the small end of the power adapter into the 5 V/AC in

port (10) on the back of the microscope. Plug the other end

into a standard AC wall outlet.

* The battery charge indicator LED (14) will light up red to show

the battery is charging.

* When battery is fully charged, the battery charge indicator

LED will turn off. You can now unplug FlipView and use it

without an external power source for up to 2 hours.

* You can monitor the battery power level on the LCD screen.

Look for the battery power indicator icon described later in this

section.

1050mAh

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INSERT MICRO SD CARD

To capture images with your microscope while not

connected to a computer, insert a Micro SD card in the

card slot (13) on the back of the unit. Press ﬁrmly until

the card clicks into place.

NOTE: A MicroSD card is NOT included. To capture images without a MicroSD

card, see section 7 in this manual for instructions on installing the computer

software and saving images directly to your computer.

NOTE: Format your MicroSD card before use. See section 4 for details on formatting

the card.

DISPLAY ICONS

NOTE: The display icons can be turned off by pressing down on the zoom control button

MicroSD Card Recognized

Video Capture Setting

Current Resolution Setting

Battery Power Indicator

Small Image Capture

Video Capture

Time Lapse Capture

Number of Images Taken/Number of

Images Remaining

Video Capture Time Remaining

(Hours:Minutes:Seconds)

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3. OBSERVING AND CAPTURING IMAGES:

DIGITAL IMAGING

VIEW A SPECIMEN

Power FlipView on and aim it at your specimen. Adjust the

illuminator by rotating the illuminator adjustment wheel (7).

Adjust the focus wheel (18) until the specimen is in focus.

CAPTURE AN IMAGE

To capture a still image, press the shutter trigger (1).

CHANGE MODE

To toggle between still image, video and preview modes, press

the playback button (6). From still image press twice to get to

video mode. To determine the current mode, look for the icons

in the upper left corner of the LCD screen.

CHANGE COLOR MODE:

To change between color, negative and B&W streaming preview

modes, press the color mode button (5).

A. B. C.

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ADJUST DIGITAL ZOOM:

When observing your specimen, you can zoom in and out using the

zoom control button (9)

CAPTURE VIDEO:

In video mode, press the shutter trigger (1) to start recording. Press

it again to stop recording.

REVIEW IMAGES

Press the playback button (6) once from still image mode or twice

from video mode. Videos and still images will be displayed with the

last image or video displayed ﬁrst. Press the up button (5) or down

button (16) to scroll through images/videos.

PREVIEW VIDEO

When a video ﬁle is displayed, press the OK button (15) to start the

video. Press it again to stop the video.

DELETE IMAGES

To delete a still image or video ﬁle, press the setup button (4) to

bring up the menu. Press the down button (16) to scroll to “Delete.”

Press OK.

You will prompted to select “This Image” or “All.” Use the down button

again to scroll through the choices and select OK. You will be asked

one more time if you want this to be completed. Select “Execute.”

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PROTECT IMAGES

This feature protects images or videos from being deleted

from the MicroSD card. To protect an image or video ﬁle,

press the the setup button (4) to bring up the menu. Press

the down button (16) to scroll to “Protect.” Press OK. Follow

the prompts and select “OK” when done.

SLIDE SHOW

Use this feature to preview all the images on the SD card.

Use the buttons to choose the desired interval between

images.

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4. SOFTWARE MENU INTRODUCTIONS

From the preview mode, press the setup button (4) to enter

the main menu. The menu choices will vary depending on the

mode you are in: still image or video. Use the down button (16),

the up button (5) and the OK button(15) to navigate the menu.

When in still image mode, you will see the following settings:

1. Resolution

2. Time Lapse

3. Quality

4. Sharpness

There is only one setting in video mode:

1. Resolution

RESOLUTION SETTINGS

In still image mode, the choices are:

1. 12.0 MP (interpolated*)

2. 9.0 MP

3. 5.0 MP

4. 3.0 MP

5. 1.3 MP

6. VGA

TIME LAPSE

FRAMES: Sets the number of frames to capture.

INTERVAL: Sets the interval between shots.

Once you have made your selections, press OK to conﬁrm and

press the menu button to go back to preview mode.

NOTE: The number above represents 32 frames.

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NOTE: The number above represents 15 seconds.

When you press the capture button, the icon will be displayed in

the upper left corner of the LCD screen.

When all the frames have been taken, FlipView will return to the

preview screen.

To stop the auto capture before it completes, press the capture

button once.

NOTE: The time lapse setting only works in still image mode.

QUALITY

The quality settings determine the level of image compression. The

more compression you use, the less detail the image will contain,

and the smaller the ﬁle size will be.

There are 3 choices in the quality setting window:

1. Super Fine (largest ﬁles, least compressed, most detail)

2. Fine

3. Normal (smallest ﬁle, most compressed)

SHARPNESS

Sharpness increases the differences the imaging process detects

between the edges of the pixels. There are no rules when it

comes to the sharpness settings. Experiment to ﬁnd out which

works best for your specimens.

The 3 choices for sharpness are:

1. Hard

2. Normal

3. Soft

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