Andonstar AD249S-Max

Andonstar AD249S-Max 10.1'' HDMI Digital Microscope User Manual

Model: AD249S-Max | Brand: Andonstar

Ọrọ Iṣaaju

This manual provides detailed instructions for the assembly, operation, and maintenance of your Andonstar AD249S-Max 10.1-inch HDMI Digital Microscope. Designed for precision tasks such as electronics repair, soldering, and detailed observation of various specimens, this device offers high-resolution imaging and a versatile working environment. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure proper function and longevity.

Ohun ti o wa ninu Apoti

Carefully unpack all components and verify that all items listed below are present. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact customer support.

  • 10.1'' Microscope Monitor with Lens A (pre-installed)
  • Lens L (for soldering and repairing)
  • Lens D (for biological slides)
  • Column and Metal Base
  • Beam for stand assembly
  • Dimu irin
  • Soldering Helping Hands with rotatable clamps
  • Soldering Mat
  • Bottom Light Stage
  • Slides Kit
  • Observation Box
  • Tweezers
  • Isakoṣo latọna jijin
  • 32GB Micro SD Kaadi
  • Adapter agbara
  • Yipada USB
  • Okun USB
  • Okun HDMI
  • Itọsọna olumulo
All components included in the Andonstar AD249S-Max package

Image: All components included with the Andonstar AD249S-Max digital microscope, laid out for inspection.

Ọja Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ

Versatile 3-Lens System

  • Lens L (60-240x): Optimized for soldering and repair work, providing a suitable working distance.
  • Lens A (18-720x): Ideal for observing larger objects such as coins, plants, and stones.
  • Lens D (1560-2040x): Designed for high-magnification viewing of biological slides.
Diagram showing the three interchangeable lenses (L, A, D) and their primary applications

Image: An illustration of the three distinct lenses (L, A, D) and their recommended uses for various observation tasks.

Examples of 30x and 2000x magnification views on the microscope screen

Image: Visual comparison of 30x magnification (showing a coin) and 2000x magnification (showing a biological slide) as displayed on the microscope screen.

UHD 2160P Display and Output

The microscope features a 10.1-inch LCD display for direct viewing. It supports ultra-high-definition 2160P video recording and offers HDMI output for seamless viewing on larger external screens, as well as USB output for PC connection.

Microscope connected via HDMI to a large monitor and via USB to a laptop

Image: The microscope demonstrating its HDMI output to a large monitor and USB output to a laptop for PC software use.

Super Max Soldering Station

The AD249S-Max includes an upgraded oversized Max station, providing a significantly larger working area (370% increase compared to previous models). This station is equipped with a tool holder and flexible soldering helping hands with rotatable clamps, enhancing efficiency for professional soldering and repair tasks.

Comparison of the AD249S-M and AD249S-Max soldering stations, highlighting the increased base area of the Max version

Image: A visual comparison illustrating the larger metal base area of the AD249S-Max soldering station compared to the standard AD249S-M.

Close-up of the tool holder and soldering helping hands integrated into the microscope station

Aworan: Alaye view of the integrated tool holder for easy access to tools and the flexible soldering helping hands with 360-degree rotatable clamps.

Awọn imọlẹ LED adijositabulu

Eight intensity levels of LED lighting are available to meet various image brightness requirements, ensuring optimal illumination for your observations.

Gbigbasilẹ Fọto ati Fidio

Capture and store images and videos of your micro-world observations directly onto the provided 32GB Micro SD card.

Ṣeto

Apejọ

  1. Attach the column to the metal base using the provided screws.
  2. Mount the microscope monitor assembly onto the column.
  3. Install the beam, tool holder, and soldering helping hands onto the column as desired for your workspace.
  4. Select the appropriate lens (L, A, or D) and screw it onto the microscope camera.
  5. Place the soldering mat onto the metal base.
Diagram showing the assembled microscope with dimensions and key components labeled

Aworan: An loriview of the assembled microscope, highlighting its dimensions and the placement of components like the tool holder and soldering helping hands.

Adjusting the Boom Arm Stand

The innovative Max boom arm stand allows for 360-degree rotation and flexible adjustments in height and horizontal position. Use the bracket knob and thumb screws to secure the desired position for optimal viewing and working distance.

Diagram illustrating the various adjustment points and 360-degree rotation capability of the boom arm stand

Image: Visual guide demonstrating the flexibility of the boom arm stand, including height, horizontal, and rotational adjustments.

Asopọ agbara

Connect the power adapter to the microscope and plug it into a suitable power outlet. Use the switch cable to power the device on or off.

Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ

Isẹ ipilẹ

  1. Titan/Apapa: Press the power button (1) on the monitor to turn the device on or off.
  2. Lilọ kiri akojọ aṣayan: Use the Mode/Menu button (2) to access settings and navigate through options.
  3. Fojusi: Rotate the focusing wheel on the microscope body to achieve a clear image.
  4. Ijinna Nkan: Rotate the bracket knob to adjust the distance between the lens and the object.
  5. Sun-un oni-nọmba: Use the Up/Down buttons (3, 4) to apply digital zoom to the image.
  6. Awọn imọlẹ LED ti n ṣatunṣe: Use the controls on the switch cable or remote to adjust the intensity of the LED lights.
Diagram of the microscope monitor's front and back panels with labeled buttons and ports

Aworan: Iwaju ati ẹhin views of the microscope monitor, detailing the function of each button and port, including power, menu, zoom, SD card slot, USB, and HDMI.

Lens Exchange

To change lenses, carefully unscrew the currently installed lens from the microscope camera. Select the desired lens (L, A, or D) and screw it firmly into place. Ensure the lens is securely attached before operation.

Yiya Awọn fọto ati awọn fidio

Insert the provided 32GB Micro SD card into the SD card slot (10). Use the 'Take pictures' button (6) for still images or the 'OK/Start recording' button (5) to begin and end video recording. Captured media will be saved to the SD card.

Awọn iṣẹ iṣakoso latọna jijin

The remote control allows for convenient operation from a distance. Functions include image discoloration, digital zoom, and other menu navigations. Point the remote towards the remote signal receiver (7) on the monitor.

PC Connection and Measurement Software

To connect the microscope to a Windows PC and utilize the professional measurement software:

  1. Download and install the 'Microscope Measure' software from the official Andonstar website according to the provided instructions.
  2. Connect the microscope to your computer using the separate USB cable (not the one with the dimmer).
  3. On the microscope screen, when the mode box pops up, press the 'Down' and 'OK' buttons to select 'PC Camera'.
  4. Open the 'Microscope Measure' software on your PC, select 'Device', and then choose 'USB Camera' to display the image and access measurement, photo, and video capture functions.
Four-step guide on connecting the microscope to a Windows PC for software use

Image: Step-by-step instructions for connecting the microscope to a Windows PC and using the 'Microscope Measure' software.

HDMI Ijade

Connect the provided HDMI cable from the microscope's HDMI port (12) to an HDMI input on a larger monitor or TV for an expanded view of your observations.

Itoju

  • Keep the lenses clean using a soft, lint-free cloth specifically designed for optical surfaces. Avoid abrasive materials.
  • Ṣe mimọ iboju atẹle nigbagbogbo pẹlu asọ ti o gbẹ.
  • Store the microscope in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.
  • Rí i dájú pé gbogbo àwọn ìsopọ̀ wà ní ààbò ṣùgbọ́n má ṣe fi àwọn skru dí i jù.

Laasigbotitusita

  • Ko si Agbara: Check if the power adapter is securely connected and the switch cable is turned on. Ensure the power outlet is functional.
  • Ko si aworan loju iboju: Verify that the lens is correctly installed and the microscope is powered on. Adjust focus and object distance.
  • Aworan blurry: Rotate the focusing wheel and adjust the bracket knob to find the optimal focus and working distance for the selected lens. Ensure the lens is clean.
  • PC Software Connection Issues: Ensure you are using the correct USB cable (not the dimmer cable). Confirm 'PC Camera' mode is selected on the microscope. If installation issues arise, check your PC's security settings or firewall, as some systems may block executable files lati awọn orisun aimọ.
  • Iṣakoso Latọna jijin Ko Dahun: Check the battery in the remote control. Ensure there are no obstructions between the remote and the microscope's IR receiver.

Awọn pato

Ẹya ara ẹrọẸ̀kúnrẹ́rẹ́
Orukọ awoṣeAD249S-Max
Iwọn Ifihan10.1 inches
Ipinnu fidio2160P UHD
Magnification (on 28-inch HDMI monitor)Lens A: 18-720x, Lens D: 1800-2040x, Lens L: 60-240x
Awọn aṣayan IjadeHDMI, USB (PC)
Imọlẹ Orisun OrisunLED (8 intensity levels)
Ibi ipamọMicro SD Card (up to 32GB included)
Ọja Mefa18.1"L x 14.6"W x 18.7"H
Iwọn Nkan1.13 ounces (microscope unit)
Ohun eloMetal stand, various components

Atilẹyin ọja ati Support

Andonstar provides professional after-sales service. For any inquiries, technical assistance, or support needs, please contact our customer service team. While specific warranty details are not provided in this manual, please refer to your purchase documentation or the official Andonstar webaaye fun alaye atilẹyin ọja.

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