Mustech UM018 User Manual

Wifi digital microscope for ios/android, pc

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Page 2 Table of Contents Precaution…………………………………...……………….2 Preparation………………………………………………..…4 Standard accessories……………...…………….4 Parts Names & Functions……………………..5 System requirements……………..….……..…6 Technical Specifications…………………………6 Use on iOS/Android Device by Wifi……………………….7 Download App……...…………………………..7 Connect to iOS/Android Device……………..8 Preview..………………………………………...11 App Icon Definitions……………………………12 Change Password………………………………13 Setup Date/Time………………………………14 Delete a Microscope……………………………15 Install the microscope to Stand..…..………….…………16 How to get focus…………………………………………19 Install Software on PC………….………………………….20 Start Microscope………………………………………….21...
Page 3: Precaution
Main Interface Icons…………………………..33 Main Menu……………………………………….34 Options…………………………………………..35 Capture………………………………….……….36 Measurement Interface Instruction……………37 Welcome Thank you for your choice of our product - it is a high-tech while easy to use Wifi Digital Microscope. With this unit you will see a unique and “bigger” world via iOS/Android devices.
Page 4 Sudden temperature change may form dew inside the Microscope like entering a warm room in cold winter. Put it inside a handbag or plastic bag to slow down temperature changes. Do not point Microscope lens to the sun or strong light for a long time.
Page 5: Preparation
2. Preparation ■ Standard accessories Microscope Stand AC adaptor USB cable AC adaptor Calibration Ruler Cleaning Fabric...
Page 6: Parts Names & Functions
■ Parts Names & Functions Part Meaning Part Meaning Wheel Off/Wifi/USB (Fixing the movement) Wheel LED Dimmer (for up/down) Wheel Charging Indicator (fixing on the pole) Wheel Charge) (fixing on the stage) Wheel (fixing the microscope) Focus Wheel...
Page 7: System Requirements
■ System Requirements 1. iOS/Android * iOS 5.1 and later * Android 4.3 and later 2. PC * Windows XP / VISTA / WIN7 / WIN8 * P4 1.8 or above * RAM: 512M * Video Memory: 64M * USB port: 2.0 * CD-ROM Drive ■...
Page 8: Download App
iOS (5.1 and later): WifiCapture Search and download from App Store Android: WifiCapture, Install from CD, or search and Download from https://play.google.com/store PC interface USB2.0 PC Software PortableCaptureHD (with measurement) English, Deutsch, Spanish, Russian, Italian, French, PC Software Language Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Korean Software Windows XP/Vista/Win7/ Win8 Supported...
Page 9 2) Connect the Wifi Microscope to iOS/Android device. (here we take Android Smart Phone as an example) (1) Power on the microscope by sliding the Par1#1 to WIFI position; (2) Turn on the Wifi of your iOS/Android Device, search the Wifi Digital Microscope from the Wifi Device list. The Wifi Microscope name is WIFICAMxxxx (xxxx stand for four-digit random number), as follows: The password to connect the device is 123456789.
Page 10 (3) Start the installed App, as follows: (4) Add Camera Click Add new camera, then click Search.
Page 11 The searched Wifi Camera will be shown on the Search result list. Click the Device name (for example, WIFICAM (OBJ-002864-STBZD). (5) User name is admin, default password is 123456, and then the online Wifi Camera is listed.
Page 12: Preview
3) Preview Click the listed Wifi Camera, it starts preview as follows. The preview can be vertical or horizontal.
Page 13 4) App Interface Icon Definition Still Image Capture Flip Video (Left/Right ) Capture Flip Change resolution (Up/Down) 720P/VGA/QCGA Screen Rotation Brightness (Vertical/Horizontal) Contrast Exit Back to Default...
Page 14: Change Password
Main Captured Captured Version info Interface Still Image Video 5) Change Password From the camera list, click , choose User, and then input new password. Click Done on the right corner to confirm the setup.
Page 15: Setup Date/Time
6) Setup Date/Time From the camera list, click , choose Time, and then click use the phone time calibrate device’s clock.
Page 16 7) Delete a Wifi Camera You can delete an existing Wifi Camera. Press Edit at the right corner. (1) For iOS, by sliding (left or right) a target Camera, then confirm to delete it. (2) For Android, tick to select a target camera, and then choose Delete.
Page 17 4. Install the Microscope to the Stand 1) Take the microscope out from gift box gently; put the carriage stage on a flat surface. 2) Follow the below steps: metal pole through Wheel 10! metal pole into female part of the stage!
Page 18 Rotate Wheel 10 to fix the pole on the stage! microscope into the ring of the stand!
Page 19 Rotate Wheel 11 clockwise to fix the microscope on the ring. (1) Adjust the upper part of the stand to get a proper height. (2) Rotate Wheel 9 clockwise to fix the upper part.
Page 20: How To Get Focus
4．How to get focus Rotate Wheel 8 to get a rough focus! Rotate Wheel 6 to get a fine focus! Rotate Wheel 7 to lock or release the movement!
Page 21 5. Install the Software on PC (Windows) Insert the driver CD into CD-ROM Drive and this will automatically display the following interface: 1) Install PortableCaptureHD Click Install PortableCaptureHD and the installation wizard will guide you through the whole process. 2) Full user’s manual can be viewed by clicking User’s Manual.
Page 22: Start Microscope
6. Start Microscope Connect your Microscope to your PC USB port, start the software by clicking the icon generated on the desktop after installation and you will see the following screen pop up. When the Microscope is disconnected from your PC USB port, the following message will pop up.
Page 23: Software Functions
7. Software Functions ■ Capture Photo a. Click ‘Photo’ shortcut icon in the main menu bar. b. Click ‘Capture > Photo’. ■ Capture Video a. Click ‘Video’ shortcut icon in the main menu bar. b. Click ‘Capture > Video’.
Page 24: Timer
■ Timer (Photo / Video) Click ‘Timer’ shortcut icon in the main menu bar. * Under Timer photo, you can set the start time, interval time and total picture number. * Under Timer video, you can set the start time, interval time and total video number.
Page 25: Calibration And Measurement
■ Calibration and Measurement Please make calibration before measurement. Calibration Display Crossing from ‘Options>Crossing’’. Microscope default at crossing “on” It’s used to check the dial on the calibration ruler.
Page 26 1. Focus microscope on the attached calibration ruler and then adjust the magnification till the picture is clear. Take a picture for the selected area when the dial is parallel to the crossing as below. 2. Double-click on the picture to enter into measurement interface as below.
Page 27 3. Click Calibration icon , and then move mouse to the picture. Click on the beginning and ending points across a known value. Now a dialog will popup as below and you need to enter the exact value of the measurement sample into ‘Actual dimension’.
Page 28 4. Now you can use ‘Any angle Line’ under Measurement icon to measure the value again. If the value you measure by software is nearly the same as the exact value of the dial means the calibration finish.
Page 29: Measurement
Measurement Double-click on the picture to enter into measurement interface. Under the ‘Measurement’ icon , you can choose any desired options to measure. 1. Any Angle Line Measurement Simply click from one point and drag to the next point, and then release the click.
Page 30: Change Calibration
Change Calibration If you need to change the magnification rate and adjust focus to capture picture, please calibrate the magnification rate again. 1. Double click to open the picture, Click ‘ > Reset magnification > Reset picture magnification’ as below. And then start calibration again (Calibration details please refer to page37).
Page 31 2. Change the magnification rate and capture several pictures, click on the picture to enter into measurement interface. And click ‘ > Set magnification > Set picture magnification’, now a dialog will show up as below; enter the magnification rate into the dialog and click ‘OK’.
Page 32 3. If you want to use the same magnification rate to capture pictures, just click ‘ > Set magnification >Set capture magnification’. Now all pictures will use the same magnification rate and you can start measurement directly.
Page 33: Draw And Text
Draw and Text You can draw or add a text on the picture and save for later analysis. 1. Click icon to choose any kinds of drawing under the pull-down manual as below. 2. Click icon and set the font for the text in the popup dialogue as below.
Page 34: Software Interface Instructions
8. Software Interface Instructions Main Interface Icons Capture photo – It’s used to capture photo one by one. Start / Stop record video. Timer for photo / video – Set the start time, interval time and total photo/video number. Full screen mode, Press ESC or double-click to exit.
Page 35: Main Menu
Main Menu File Photos Directory: set the directory to store photos taken; Videos Directory: set the directory to store video taken;...
Page 36 Options Resolution: change preview size Date/Time: set to display system date/time on preview window Language: choose different OSD language Crossing: display cross on preview window Full-screen mode: enter into full screen. Click ESC or double click to exit...
Page 37 Capture Photo: take a photo Video: record a video clip...
Page 38 Measurement Interface Instructions Save as Redo Copy to Draw clipboard Copy file Text note Previous Measurement Next Calibration Undo...
Page 39 This symbol on the product or in the instructions means that your electrical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your household waste. There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU. For more information, please contact the local authority or your retailer where you purchased the product.
Page 40 Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.