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Summary of Contents for Richter Optica HDCAM3
- Page 1 HDCAM3 High Definition Microscope Camera Manual...
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Page 2: Getting Started
Getting Started • Attach the HDCAM3 to the C-Mount on the Microscope. • Plug one end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI slot on the camera and the other end into the HDMI slot on the HD Monitor. (If your HDCAM3 includes the 12” HD Monitor, please refer to pages 2,3 and 4. - Page 3 12” HD Monitor Set up • Attach the HDCAM3 to the C-Mount on the Microscope. • The back of the camera has three threaded holes. The monitor mounts in the larger center hole. • The back of the monitor has a mounting bracket with a mounting screw.
- Page 4 12” HD Monitor Set up • Attach one end of the power adapter splitter to the DC12V power adapter input • Insert the main power adapter into on the camera the remaining connection of the power adapter splitter. • Attach the other end to the DC12V power adapter input on the HD monitor.
- Page 5 12” HD Monitor Set up • Insert one end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI slot on the camera. • Insert one end of the HDMI cable into the HDMI slot on the monitor • Camera and 12” HD Monitor fully assembled.
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Page 6: Camera Control Panel
Camera Control Panel • Once the camera is properly set up to the monitor and microscope, a live image of your specimen will appear on the monitor. • The camera control panel will appear on the right hand side of the monitor. •... - Page 7 Working with the Tool Bar • Hover the mouse cursor in the lower center portion of the monitor. • A tool bar will appear with additional options. • Capture Image- Select this button to capture an image that will save directly to the SD card. •...
- Page 8 Working with the Tool Bar • Freeze / Resume- Select this button to freeze or resume. • Grids- Select this button to create a grip overlay on your live image. • A grid box will appear with options to select the number of rows and columns.
- Page 9 Quick Trouble Shooting Guide Problem Solution Beam splitter is not in the proper setting. Check No live image displayed the beam splitter setting. Adjust the illumination on the microscope Live image is dark Use the white balance option on the control panel.