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Icroscope, Iewing, Maging - driver

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magnified but somewhat darker and sometimes hard to find the object. The most enjoyable views can be at the lower powers which have a wider field of view and brighter image. Also, the microscope must be directly on the object. Illumination -The LEDs of the microscope are automatically turned on when the USB cable is inserted into the USB port on your computer. There is no illumination adjustment on this microscope but you may be able to position the microscope over the object you are viewing at different angles (or positions) to give the optimum illumination. Stand - You can use the microscope by holding it with your hand. However, if you want a steadier view for looking or imaging you may prefer to mount the microscope in the stand provided. Hold the microscope as shown on page 4 and then push it into the holding bracket on the stand. The correct positioning of the stand bracket is shown to the left. You can then position the stand at various angles by loosening the locking knob and then retightening it. Using the Microscope for Viewing and/or Imaging Before using your microscope for viewing or imaging on your computer screen, you will have to ensure the driver is recognized by your computer. Your microscope is a "Plug and Play" type where the computer should automatically recognize the driver type on Microsoft Windows 7, XP & Vista operating systems as well as Apple MAC version 10.4.9 and later operating systems. 5

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magnified but somewhat darker and sometimes hard to find the object.
The most enjoyable views can be at the lower powers which have a wider
field of view and brighter image. Also, the microscope must be directly on
the object.
Illumination
—The LEDs of the microscope are automatically turned on
when the USB cable is inserted into the USB port on your computer. There
is no illumination adjustment on this microscope but you may be able to
position the microscope over the object you are viewing at different angles (or
positions) to give the optimum illumination.
Stand
— You can use the microscope by
holding it with your hand. However, if you
want a steadier view for looking or imaging
you may prefer to mount the microscope in
the stand provided.
Hold the microscope as shown on page 4 and
then push it into the holding bracket on the
stand. The correct positioning of the stand
bracket is shown to the left.
You can then position the stand at various angles by loosening the locking
knob and then retightening it.
U
SING
THE
M
ICROSCOPE
FOR
V
IEWING
AND
/
OR
I
MAGING
Before using your microscope for viewing or imaging on your computer
screen, you will have to ensure the driver is recognized by your computer. Your
microscope is a “Plug and Play” type where the computer should automatically
recognize the driver type on Microsoft Windows 7, XP & Vista operating
systems as well as Apple MAC version 10.4.9 and later operating systems.