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Using Your Microscope

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3. USING YOUR MICROSCOPE A. CONNECT TO A MONITOR OR PROJECTOR + Connect the included HDMI cable to the microscope and to an open HDMI port on the monitor or projector. + 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. NOTE: T he 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 here: www.celestronelements.com + Power up the microscope by pressing the ON/OFF button (5). B. TAKE A STILL IMAGE A + 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. B + 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. C + Press the Shutter Trigger button (8) and the captured image will be saved in the Micro-SD card. ENGLISH I 5

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ENGLISH
I
5
+
Connect the included HDMI cable to the microscope and to an
open HDMI port on the monitor or projector.
+
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.
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 here:
www.celestronelements.com
+
Power up the microscope by pressing the ON/OFF button (5).
B. TAKE A STILL IMAGE
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.
A
B
C
+
Press the Shutter Trigger button (8) and the captured image
will be saved in the Micro-SD card.