Levenhuk 74246 Bedienungsanleitung

Levenhuk MED 5M Microscope Digital Camera

with 9.4" LCD Screen

User manual

Never look at the sources of bright light or lasers through the camera or the microscope, as this may cause

permanent eye damage and even blindness.

General information

Levenhuk MED Digital Camera is a professional accessory for trinocular microscopes. Its 9.4" color LCD touch screen

and 5Mpx digital camera allow you to conduct high-precision research in real time, and save images and video for

further use.

DC-12V

Parts of digital camera:

1. Microphone

2. USB port

3. USB mouse port

4. Headphone jack

5. AC adapter socket

6. MicroSD (TF card) slot

7. MiniHDMI out

8. Power on/o

Caution! Remember that mains voltage in the U.S. and Canada is 110V and 220—240V in most

European countries. Please refer to the specications table for the correct mains voltage and never

attempt to plug a 110V device into 220V outlet and vice versa without using a converter.

Installing a digital camera

LCD screen digital camera is installed on the third vertical tube of trinocular microscopes. Assemble and set up

your microscope. Insert the digital camera into the camera connector, and then insert the camera connector into

the trinocular tube and x. Connect the supplied AC adapter to the camera and to the AC network. Press the power

button and the camera will be ready to work.

Embedded software

The embedded application is designed for using Android digital cameras with microscopes. With this application,

you can change image parameters, measure objects as well as save images and videos for further use. In addition,

you can perform particle analysis with its image processing feature. Like all Android applications, this application

features a user-friendly multilanguage interface.

Camera display interface

The screen is divided into two parts:

1. The left part is the Preview Image. It displays the current image provided by the camera.

2. The right part is the Tool Panel. It contains a number of tools for image capturing, changing parameters,

measuring, etc. Use the right side of the screen to perform the following actions:

• Eect: Settings of the camera parameters

• Measure: Measuring tool

• Playback: Images and video playback

• Snap: Image capturing

• Record: Video recording

• Setting: Setting and changing parameters

Capturing and playback tools

Press the Snap button to take a photo. Select the image size in the Settings section.

Press the Record button to start video recording. To stop recording, press the same button

once again.

If the original size of the video is smaller than 1080p, then the size of the recorded video will

be the same as the original. If the original size is bigger than 1080p, the recorded video size

will be reduced to a size smaller than 1080p.

Press the Playback button to open the last image captured or to play the last video recorded.

The image will be opened in the Image Analysis window.

Camera settings

Measurements

The Eect panel allows you to edit the captured image, if necessary.

Exposure

Auto Exposure: If you enable the checkbox next to “Auto Exposure”, the

brightness of the image will be automatically adjusted.

Manual mode: You can set the exposure time and gain.

Color temperature (White balance)

Auto mode: If you enable the checkbox next to “Auto WB”, the white balance

will be automatically set.

Manual mode: For manual settings, use the “Color temperature” slider tool.

Brightness: Use the slider tool to adjust the brightness.

Contrast: Use the slider tool to adjust the contrast.

Saturation: Use the slider tool to adjust the saturation.

Sharpness: Use the slider tool to adjust the sharpness.

Gamma: Use the slider tool for the gamma correction.

Flip image: These icons are used to ip the image vertically or

horizontally.

This icon is for saving the settings or resetting all of the settings to the

default parameters. You can save up to four dierent parameter sets

as well as return to the factory settings.

On the Measure panel, you can select a tool to conduct a measurement.

Before you start, you need to calibrate the ruler. You also need to calibrate it

after changing the microscope objective and/or camera resolution.

1. Calibrations

Go to the Measure panel, and press Add button to start a new calibration

process. Press Edit button to make changes in previous calibrations.

Open calibration menu:

Follow the instructions:

Adjust the ruler to where its ends are on the physical ruler’s scales. The ruler on the screenshot has 0.01mm scales,

with each big grid equaling 10µm, and the whole ruler equals 1,000µm.

Enter the name for the calibration and actual length of the ruler. In the example, the name of the calibration is

“4x”, which corresponds to the magnication value of the chosen eyepiece, and “1000µm” is the actual length of

the chosen ruler.

Press Calculate to get the calibration value for the current eyepiece and image size. Press Add to save the

calibration.

2. Measure tool

You can use a wide range of measure tools (rulers).

Icon Measure tool Action

Point counting Set the starting point of measuring on the photo

Line Measure the distance between two points

Rectangle Measure the width, length, and area of the rectangle

Circle Measure the area of a circle

Cross Measure the cross hair

Angle Measure the angle

Two circles Measure the distance between the centers of two circles

Perpendicular Measure the length of a perpendicular line

Concentric circles Measure the radius of two concentric circles

Text annotation Add a comment to an image

Option Change the width or the color of the ruler’s scale, and the

size or the color of the text

Export Export the image with measure marking

Delete Delete the chosen ruler

Delete Delete all

3. Use of the measuring ruler

Choose a calibration (the chosen option will be displayed as a black print on the white background).

Choose a ruler from the side menu, and it will appear in the image.

Use the measuring ruler to measure the physical ruler.

In this example, 6 large grids were measured: the measuring ruler shows 597.472µm, which conrms the

correctness of the measurements.

Image analysis

The images are analyzed with the Android application YWImage, which uses OpenCV (Open Source Computer Vision

Library). The application version 1.0 supports such functions as gray scale, contrast, binarization, and particle

analysis.

To enable this feature, select the Enable built-in image viewer option in the settings dialog box.

Let us consider an example of particle analysis.

Image uploading. Click the camera icon in the upper right corner of the screen. You can select an existing image or

take a picture with the camera.

Convert a color photo to Grayscale mode. Choose Grayscale from the left menu and press Apply to conrm

converting.

Contrast and brightness adjustment.Adjust the contrast and brightness of the black and white image, increasing

the dierence between objects and the background.

Particle analysis. After executing the binarization, open the particle analysis tool.

First of all, if some noises were not deleted during binarization, you need to specify a particle size range. The

designation of the particle size range will make the result more accurate.

Binarization. Using the binarization function, you can convert a color image or an image in grayscale to two-color

(black and white) by setting the minimum and maximum thresholds with which the brightness of each pixel will be

compared.

All pixels within the threshold range will be highlighted in red. After executing the binarization, the RGB-value of

the red areas will be set to (0, 0, 0), the RGB-value of the other sections will be (255, 255, 255).

Note: Red areas should not overlap.

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