Application Software Startup; Image On The Pc Monitor - Nikon DS-Ri2 Instructions Manual

Application Software Startup

6.3
6.3
Symptom
NIS-Elements does not start.

Image on the PC Monitor

6.4
6.4
Symptom
Images are not displayed on
the monitor.
Refresh of images (frame rate)
is slow.
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Possible cause
The product and the PC are not
correctly connected.
The power switch of the product is
turned off.
The USB device driver is not installed
correctly to the PC.
NIS-Elements is not properly installed.
OS on the PC is of a version outside
support.
The performance of the PC does not
satisfy the required specifications for
using the NIS-Elements.
Possible cause
The product and the PC are not
correctly connected.
The subject image does not enter the
microscope or the lens.
The optical path of the optical device is
not set for the camera.
The illumination or exposure setting of
the optical device is improper.
A cable that is not USB 3.0-certified is
used.
The performance of the PC does not
satisfy the required specifications for
using the NIS-Elements.
Other application software is running.
Troubleshooting
See "Section 6.2 USB-Related Operation" and
connect the product and the PC correctly.
Flip the power switch to the "I" side to turn on the
power to the product.
Install a USB host driver from Microsoft Corporation.
Note: Operation may be abnormal with the device
driver attached with the USB board.
To use the NIS-Elements, install the dedicated device
driver.
Confirm how to introduce the NIS-Elements to the
system.
See that your PC has NIS-Elements-supported OS
version.
Use a PC satisfying requirements given in "Section
1.3 Peripheral Devices."
See "Section 6.2 USB-Related Operation" and
connect the product and the PC correctly.
Set the subject image to be captured correctly.
Set the optical path correctly.
Use illumination appropriate for the subject. Adjust
exposure properly.
Use a USB 3.0-certifed cable.
Use a PC satisfying requirements given in "Section
1.3 Peripheral Devices."
Close the application software.
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Action
Action