tagarno MOVE User manual

VERSION: 1.4.1 | FIRMWARE 7.60 | 2023-01-01
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CONTENTS
1. INTENDED USE 2
2. WARNINGS 2
3. LASER POINTER WARNING 2
4. YOU HAVE RECEIVED 3
5. ASSEMBLING - MOVE 5
6. ASSEMBLING - MOVE UPGRADE KIT 8
7. CONNECTING 10
8. OPERATION 11
9. SETUP MENU 16
10. STANDARD APPS 23
11. ACCESS SAVED FILED 26
MANUAL | TAGARNO MOVE
12. SYSTEM UPDATE 27
13. LICENSE ACTIVATION 31
14. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 32
15. MAINTENANCE 36
16. WARRANTY 36
17. LICENSE AGREEMENT 36
18. ERGONOMICAL RECOMMENDATIONS 36
19. LABELS 37
20. DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 38
21. COMPLIANCE STATEMENTS 39

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WARNINGS
Read all safety information before you use the product.
Please pay attention when you see a warning label on the product.
This product is for indoor use only.
You must not discard this electrical/electronic product in domestic household waste.
Please dispose at your local recycling centre.
INTENDED USE
The product is a digital magnifying system consisting of a camera unit, PCBs, mechanical
parts and a power supply. The product is intended for marketing worldwide and is designed for
manual visual inspection.
1. Read the manual before you use the product
2. Use the product only as specied, or the protection supplied by the product can
be compromised
3. Do not position the equipment so that it is difcult to operate the disconnecting
device (appliance inlet of external power supply, equipment input connector)
4. If fluids are spilled on the product, turn the system off immediately by pulling the power
supply out of the electrical outlet
5. In case of re close to the product, please turn off and disconnect the system
6. Avoid subjecting the lens to sharp or hard objects
7. Please do not connect the product, if visible damages appear
8. Do not dismantle any parts of the product, except where noted in the manual
9. Never disassemble or clean internal optical surfaces
10. Use only the power supply provided from TAGARNO
11. Always turn off the system before unplugging, when possible
The product is a digital magnifying system consisting of a camera unit, Power box, mechanical
parts and power supplies. The product is intended for marketing worldwide and is designed for
manual visual inspection.
1. INTENDED USE
2. WARNINGS
3. LASER POINTER WARNING
This product is equipped with a red laser pointer to enable easy alignment of the
camera and areas of interest during the inspection process.
This product is a Class 2 laser product that complies with IEC60825-1 international
standard for lasers.
CAUTION
Follow these safety instructions when using the product.
• Never look directly into the laser aperture
• Do not point towards anyone deliberately
• Leave the laser on only when necessary
• Always turn off power during service and maintenance
• Service may only be performed by trained personnel
appointed by TAGARNO
This label is placed near the laser aperture
The label below is placed on the camera head

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Please note that the content of your delivery will vary depending on whether you have purchased a complete MOVE microscope or
a MOVE Upgrade kit to an existing ZAP microscope.
RECEIVED WHEN PURCHASING MOVE AS A COMPLETE MICROSCOPE
DELIVERY (1/2)
USB memory stick
Power box Power supply for Power
box
XPLUS FHD control box
4. YOU HAVE RECEIVED
HDMI - HDMI cable Hex keys
HandlesFlex arm advanced Power supply
Camera head with lens
and cables
Smart guide
Finger screw
Height adjustment wheels
Cable holder
SMART GUIDE

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USB memory stick
Power box Power supply for Power
box
XPLUS FHD control box
Smart guide Height adjustment wheels
HDMI - HDMI cable Hex keys
RECEIVED WHEN PURCHASING A MOVE UPGRADE KIT
DELIVERY (2/2)
SMART GUIDE

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5. ASSEMBLING - MOVE
ASSEMBLING | MOVE (1/3)
Mount the table mount using the table clamp. Assemble the
bottom of the flex arm and the table mount.
NB: For maximum stability at all magncation levels, make sure to
mount the microscope on a sturdy table.
NB: If you are purchasing a MOVE Upgrade kit for
an existing ZAP, we refer to the next section.
Mount the height adjustment wheels to the camera head with two
of the four provided screws. Then, adjust the position of the height
adjustment wheels and secure them to the camera head with the
two remaining screws.
Mount the microscope to the top of the flex arm using the vesa
bracket, screws and handles.

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ASSEMBLING | MOVE (2/3)
To increase stability, adjust the flex arm weight with the
included allen key. Turn it clockwise to decrease stability or
counterclockwise to increase stability.
Press the cables into place in the slot on the flex arm and secure
them by screwing the cable holder into place on top.
Tighten the 3 pinol screws to remove slack.
Assemble the flex arm by slotting the two arms together.
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Then, use the included nger screw to lock vertical movement.
ASSEMBLING | MOVE (3/3)
IMPORTANT U.S. only information: Laser beam attenuator mounted.
Unmount lens protection cap when using this microscope.
For extra stability in locked positions, remove the rubber covering
on the side of the flex arm.

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6. ASSEMBLING - MOVE UPGRADE KIT
ASSEMBLING | MOVE UPGRADE KIT (1/2)
Release the cables from the flexarm by unscrewing the cable
holder.
Unmount the microscope from the flexarm by unscrewing the four
screws on the back of flexarm head. This will also unmount the
handles.
Disassemble the flexarm by pulling the two arms apart.
Unmount the camera head from the vesa bracket by unscreweing
the four screws on the back of the vesa bracket.

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Mount the microscope to the top of the flex arm using the vesa
bracket, screws and handles.
Assemble the flex arm by slotting the two arms together. Press the cables into place in the slot on the flex arm and secure
them by screwing the cable holder into place on top.
ASSEMBLING | MOVE UPGRADE KIT (2/2)
Mount the height adjustment wheels to the camera head with two
of the four provided screws. Then, adjust the position of the height
adjustment wheels and secure them to the camera head with the
two remaining screws.

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7. CONNECTING
Connect cables in the order below.
ESD grounding cable
Connect cable from camera head
to grounding outlet
Cable length = 3.180mm.
USB 3.0 cable
Connect cable from camera head
to (any) power box USB 3.0 output
Cable length = 2.800mm.
HDMI Standard Type cable
Connect cable from power box
to monitor
Cable length = 2.000mm.
DisplayPort Full Size cable
Connect cable from power box
to monitor (cable not included)
HDMI cable (obsolete)
Obsolete when using MOVE
(dedicated for TAGARNO ZAP)
Cable length = 2.780mm.
Control box XPLUS cable
Connect cable from control
box to power box
Power supply cable (Power box)
Connect cable from power box
to power socket
Control box XKEY cable (obsolete)
Obsolete when using the MOVE
(dedicated for TAGARNO ZAP)
Cable length = 3.030mm.
Ethernet cable
Connect cable from power box
to ethernet wall socket (if needed)
Cable length = 3.000mm.
Power supply cable (camera head)
Connect cable from camera head
to a power socket
Power cable length = 3.050mm.
Power supply cable length = 1.600mm.
Note regarding
monitor connection
If DisplayPort is used, the
HDMI cable becomes obsolete.
or
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Foot switch
Connect cable from control box
to foot switch and from foot switch
to power box
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OPERATION (1/5)
Place the camera arm in the appropriate height according to the
lens you are using.
Distance from table mount to camera focus point ranges from
623mm with Lens +3 to 668mm with Lens +10.
Rotate the camera sideways or up and down to secure the best
view of your sample. Camera can be angled +/- 180 degrees in all
directions.
NB: Adjust rotation tension by adjusting the screws highlighted
and numbered in Flex arm assembly section.
8. OPERATION
Turn off/on Power on/off.

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Control box XPLUS for TAGARNO functions.
Do only connect equipment distributed by TAGARNO.
Dimensions
H: 45mm/1.8" | W: 120mm/4.7" | D: 150mm/5.9".
On screen display (OSD)
The on-screen display provides you with the relevant information
when you push a button on the control box or Setup menu.
In this way you always know which function you are activating and
which parameters you are using.
These settings will also be activated in Auto exposure mode.
Otherwise, exposure compensation is the only setting
visible. Iris, gain and exposure time will automatically be
adjusted to recommended settings and cannot be adjusted
in this mode.
Wait a few seconds for the menu to close and save your
settings.
Manual focus
Turn autofocus off by pushing both zoom buttons (plus
and minus) on the control box at the same time until you
hear a beep. You can now adjust focus manually with the
help of the zoom buttons.
Push this button on the control box to adjust focus if you
wish to focus on something very close.
Push this button on the control box to adjust focus if you
wish to focus on something that is farther away.
To turn the autofocus on again, simply push both zoom
buttons (plus and minus) at the same time until you hear
a beep. The focus values will show via On Screen Display.
NB: It is not possible to adjust Manual focus in the following
applications as they are reliant on the Ruler application: DXF
overlay, Particle analyzer, Speck counter, Color analyzer and
PNG reference.
Zoom
Push this button on the control box to zoom in.
Push this button on the control box to zoom out.
The magnication level will show via On Screen Display.
NB: It's also possible to zoom in/out by using Ctrl + the
plus or minus key on a keyboard.
Manual and Auto exposure mode
Open current exposure mode menu with key arrows up
and down in standard magnication mode or any active
application. Then, navigate the menu with arrows up and
down and adjust each setting with key arrows left and
right.
Switch between Manual and Auto exposure mode with a
short press to the round center button.
In Manual exposure mode, you can manually adjust the
iris, gain and exposure time with key arrows left and right.
Activate advanced camera settings in the microscope
camera settings to also enable contrast, saturation,
sharpness and noise reduction adjustment.
OPERATION (1/2)OPERATION | XPLUS CONTROL BOX (2/5)

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Preset Function
To save a favorite setting, press the "P" button.
A Preset Manager menu appears. Here you can choose
which of the 10 presets to use/overwrite. This is done by
marking and clicking the right hand icon to save the given
preset. To prevent users from accidentally overwriting
a saved preset, lock presets in the microscope general
settings.
To use a preset, simply press "P" on the control box and
press the center button to choose the preset you want to
recall. Alternatively, use key number 0-9 to choose preset
on a keyboard or numpad.
The preset values will show via On Screen Display.
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Save image on USB memory stick
The image will be saved on the inserted USB memory stick.
However, if your USB memory stick is not compatible with your
microscope, a pop-up warning will instead ask you to format your
USB memory stick (for more information, see section 4 in Setup
Menu).
When clicking OK, a second pop-up will ask you to conrm your
selection. All les on the USB memory stick will be deleted once
formatting begins. Formatting time will vary.
Press the image capture button again to take a new photo and
save it directly to your USB memory stick.
Save image on microscope
If a USB memory stick is not attached, the image is saved internally
on the microscope, provided the share le mode is turned on.
Otherwise, an error message will appear and you are not able to
save images.
To access saved les, see manual section ACCESS SAVED FILES.
Setup menu
Access the Setup menu by pressing the round center
button for 1 second. See separate section regarding
the Setup menu.
Snapshot function
To take a picture and transfer it to USB or your microscope
internal storage, press the image capture button until you
hear a beep. Long press on the same button will save an
image with graphics, causing the live image to freeze for a
few seconds. This button also turns Auto Snapshot on/off
when activated via the Setup menu.
When taking a picture, an information window will appear
for a few seconds showing the le name and storage
location.
NB: A snapshot can also be captured by using the keyboard
shortcut Ctrl + S.
To rename a preset, choose the given preset in the
Preset Manager and press F2. Complete the renaming by
pressing "Enter". Please note that presets can be renamed
regardless of whether the presets are locked or not.
Laser pointer (TAGARNO TREND only)
Press this button to turn the laser pointer on/off.
You will hear a warning when turning the laser pointer on.
NB! Never look directly into the laser pointer. The laser
pointer can only be used with lenses +3, +4 and +5.
If you are using another TAGARNO unit than TAGARNO
TREND, a window on the screen will provide you with
information.
Light on/off (TAGARNO TREND and PRESTIGE only)
Press and hold this button to turn the light on/off.
Application shortcut
Program an individual application shortcut by long-
pressing the button and choosing a listed application.
You are now able to quickly access this application by
short-pressing the button.
Factory default directs to the Ruler application with both
horizontal og vertical ruler activated.
Multi Function Buttons
When the Setup menu is deactivated, you are able to use
the Multi Function Buttons to control the iris, gain and
exposure time.
Press the center button to switch between auto and
manual exposure mode.
OPERATION | XPLUS CONTROL BOX (3/5)

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3 + 5
2 + 4
Camera head conguration
To switch between TAGARNO ZAP and TAGARNO
MOVE/FRONT conguration, perform a camera head
conguration.
To start the conguration please follow the steps below.
1. Make sure that the power box is turned on and
connected to TAGARNO ZAP
2. Power of TAGARNO ZAP
3. Press and hold the four arrow keys on top of the
camera head
4. While holding the keys, power on the ZAP
5. Let go of the arrow keys when a popup window
appears
on the screen:
6. In the popup window select the MOVE/FRONT option
- use the arrow keys and center button on the XPLUS
control
box to navigate and select
7. Follow the instructions on the screen and wait until
the
system has completed the change
Revert conguration
To revert back to ZAP conguration, follow steps 1 - 5
above and then continue with steps 6 and 7, while
selecting
the ZAP option in the popup window in step 6.
Zoom
Push this button on the control box to zoom in.
Push this button on the control box to zoom out.
The magnication level will show via On Screen Display.
Manual Focus
Turn autofocus off by pushing both zoom buttons (plus
and minus) on the control box at the same time. You
can now adjust focus manually with the help of the
zoom buttons.
Push this button on the control box to adjust focus if you
wish to focus on something very close.
Push this button on the control box to adjust focus if you
wish to focus on something that is farther away.
To turn the autofocus on again, simply push both zoom
buttons (plus and minus) at the same time.
The focus values will show via On Screen Display.
Multi Function Buttons
Use the Multi Function Buttons to control the iris, gain
and exposure time.
Press the center button to switch between auto and
manual exposure mode. When the On Screen Display is
open, all four arrows can be used for navigating the menu
and adjustment of settings.
The window will automatically close after 3 seconds
inactivity.
Laser on/off
WARNING! Laser radiation when turned on
OPERATION | CAMERA HEAD (4/5)

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API
When using a keyboard, you can use the shortcuts below to
operate your TAGARNO FHD digital microscope.
NB: These shortcuts only work when you are not using one of the
applications or renaming a photo.
Open menu and navigate menu (arrows)
Use the up and down arrows to open the microscope menu. These
arrow can also be used to move up and down the menu.
Use the right and left arrows to choose between the different
settings in the microscope menu.
Activate an application or submenu by pressing Enter. If you have
selected Exit, pressing Enter will close down the menu.
Preset (Ctrl + P)
As an alternative to using the Preset funtion on the XPLUS control
box to access presets, use Ctrl + P.
Activate presets (number keys 0-9)
Using number keys 0-9 will activate Preset 1 to 10. Press number
key 1 to activate Preset 1, key 2 to activate Preset 2 and so on.
Press number key 0 to activate Preset 10.
Zoom (Ctrl + plus / minus)
Using Ctrl + the plus or minus key on a keyboard will allow you to
zoom in or out without using the XPLUS control box.
Snapshot (Ctrl + S)
As an alternative to using the Snapshot funtion on the XPLUS
control box to capture an image, use Ctrl + S.
NB: The applications may have app specic shortcuts as well. To
learn more about these, we refer to the application manuals.
With an API license, you can integrate a digital microscope
with other systems or applications to control the microscope
or exchange data as part of performing or documenting your
work.
You can see the full TAGARNO API documentation, including
control options and full protocol, here.
Use a two-pedal footswitch from TAGARNO to control
magnication or manual focus with your feet.
Zoom in or focus on something close
Zoom out or focus on something further away
When enabled in the microscope settings, push
both plus and minus to change from auto focus to
manual focus.
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The setup menu in your TAGARNO FHD microscope provides you
with 2 entrances to setup your microscope exactly as you like it.
Access the Setup menu by holding the round center
button on the XPLUS FHD control box until the Setup menu
appears.
The Setup menu contains 6 submenus:
1. Camera settings 2. General settings
3. Applications 4. Files
5. Information 6. On/off
To navigate in the set-up menu, use the multi function
buttons on the control box.
When applicable, sliding the button to the right, will activate
the feature. Sliding the button left will deactivate the
functionality.
Exit setup menu
You can always exit the setup menu by pressing the center button on
the control box for 1 second or by choosing Exit in the Setup menu.
Same procedure is valid regardless of the menu option accessed.
1. CAMERA SETTINGS
1. White balance calibration
Perform an automatic white balance adjustment in order to get
colors displayed correctly on screen. There must be a white object
present in the camera’s eld of view when the white balance is being
adjusted. A white balance calibration is made each time the camera
is turned on to adjust to the given light conditions.
NB: If the camera’s eld of view does not contain a white object,
when the unit is turned on, the white balance will be incorrect and it
will be necessary to perform the white balance adjustment process
as described previously.
2. Optimal working distance
This setup works in 2 steps and needs to be carried out on a flat
surface. Follow the on-screen directions to nd the optimal working
distance. The magnication settings prior to performance will be
restored.
3. Close-up Lens
Indicate which lens is mounted on your TAGARNO microscope,
to get the right magnication levels displayed in the On Screen
Display when zooming in and out.
4. Start magnication
Choose the start magnication level you want your TAGARNO
microscope to automatically set when turning your system on.
5. Lock magnication
Lock your magnication level, so your microscope is always
working at your start magnication level and you are not able to
manually zoom in/out.
6. Advanced camera settings
When activated, the advanced camera settings can be modied in
detail for optimum visual inspection result. Deactivated by default.
7. Wide dynamic range
When this option is selected and auto exposure mode is active, the
camera uses individual exposure settings for dark and light areas. This
option can be useful to reduce glare when inspecting reflective objects.
NB: If the camera live image is grainy, increase Exposure
compensation in Auto exposure mode.
8. Picture ip
Select if you want to display your image on screen as placed below
the camera or flip it 180 degrees.
9. Mirror image
Mirror the live image for an unmirrored inspection.
SETUP MENU (1/7)
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10. IR lter
Turn Infrared lter off when using Infrared ring light.
To use regular ring lights turn the Infrared lter on.
11. White balance calibration at LED light change
Switch on if you want an automatic white balance calibration to be
performed when LED light is changed. Deactivated by default.
Switch off if you do not want an automatic white balance calibration to
be performed when LED light is changed.
12. Video format
Choose between various available video formats:
1080p60 / 1080p50 / 1080p30 / 1080p25. This choice is not available
in MOVE/FRONT, since this system runs 1080p60 per default.
13. Computer view
TREND/PRESTIGE only: Choose between Camera only (default)
and View all. If View all is selected, menus and applications will be
overlayed on the live video of the USB 3.0 output. This feature allows
you to use a computer to display the microscope live image and
screen share the output during video conferences.
MOVE/FRONT only: Choose between Stopped (default) and Streaming
to get an the live view from the camera displayed in a browser. To start
Streaming, please connect ethernet and access remoteview.tagarno.
com in a browser. Locate the session ID and enter the ID in the window
on the microscope. Please go to tagarno.com/remoteview-help for
further help and details.
14. Image format
Choose between different image formats when saving an image.
Available formats are TIFF, PNG, JPG or BMP.
NB: The following EXIF data are included when saving images in .jpg
format: Brand and model of microscope, creation data, keyword data
from apps, serial number and eld of view. Any annotations added in
the Measurement application are also included here.
15. Image prex
Replace the default image prex (img_) preceding the date and time
stamp in lenames of captured images. This feature requires an
attached keyboard.
16. Assign image name
When this setting is active, the microscope will prompt for an image
name before storing a captured image.
NB! When using an attached scanner to name captured images on the
TAGARNO FHD microscopes we advise that the scanner is connected
directly to one of the two USB ports on the microscope.
It is not recommended to connect the scanner to an attached USB Hub
unless it has been thoroughly tested. The communication through some
hubs can unfortunately introduce data loss resulting in one or more
random characters missing in the scanned image name.
17. Image preview
This feature allows users to quickly inspect and capture images of new
samples. When an image is captured the default behavior is to preview
the image at the center of the display for 5 seconds. Image preview
can now be disabled, which will display a more discrete text box for 3
seconds.
SETUP MENU (2/7)

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2. GENERAL SETTINGS
1. Auto power off
Choose when the microscope should automatically shut down after a
period of inactivity. Select between: Never, 1 hour and 3 hours.
2. Lock presets
When this feature is enabled, users are prevented from accidentally
overwriting presets in the Preset manager.
The XPLUS control box can therefore simply be removed. The operator
can instead use an attached numerical USB keyboard to operate the
digital microscope.
3. File share mode
Activate File share mode to save images to the internal storage of the
microscope. The images can then be accessed via computers on the
same network as the microscope.
To access photos saved on the internal storage, see section ACCESS
SAVED FILES.
NB: To minimize security risk, it is highly recommended to disable SMB
1.0 support on any Windows based operating system on your corporate
network. You do this by accessing Programmes and Features in your
Control Panel.
4. Auto capture mode
To automatically capture images at a certain interval, activate the auto
image capture mode.
5. Auto interval
Set the function to automatically capture images at a certain interval.
Intervals start from 2 seconds and up. Start/stop the interval capturing
by pressing the image button on the control box.
6. Monitor auto detect
Turn off to manually set monitor width
7. Monitor width
Manually set your monitor width, if you do not wish to use the automatic
monitor auto detect, which is enabled by default. This automatically
changes the magnication level shown in the OSD. Please note that
manually changing the Monitor width while Monitor auto detect is
enabled, will disable the Monitor auto detect function.
8. System units
Choose to display metric or imperial units when using the microscope.
9. Numeric format
Here you can select the numeric format based on your preference.
Choose between 1,234.56, 1.234,56 or 1 234,56.
10. System language
The following languages are available as system language:
Chinese, Danish, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese,
Korean, Polish, Romanian, Russian and Spanish.
11. Keyboard layout
Select your horizontally language by pressing buttons left or right on the
XPLUS control box. The available languages are listed alphabetically.
The microscope is by default set to GB. The available languages are:
AF, AL, AT, BE, BR, BW, CA, CD, CZ, DE, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GB, HR, HU, IS,
IT, LT, LV, ME, MT, NL, NO, PH, PK, PL, PT, RO, RU, SE, SI, SK, SN, TZ, US,
VN and ZA.
12. Foot switch conguration
With this function, you can choose between Zoom Only and Zoom/
Focus on the foot switch.
Zoom/Focus is the default conguration. Setting the option to Zoom
Only allows you to zoom in/out with the foot switch, even if the
microscope is set in Manual focus mode by the control box.
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13. Scale bar
Scale bar indicates the size of an inspected object. The scale bar will
operate in standard magnication and in all activate applications, except
for Verication lines and Measurement application. The scale bar will
adjust to match current magnication level. Activated by default.
NB: The scale is approximate and does not take lens distortion into
account.
14. UTC time zone
Set up this feature by identifying and setting the UTC time zone
applicable to your geographical region. Complete this step before setting
the time/date to match the local time in the next steps as described
below.
MOVE/FRONT only: When the time zone has been set up correctly
(and the power box has internet acces), the date and time will set itself
automatically, if the Power box has been disconnected for more than
half a day.
15. Time
Set the current time, which will affect the time registered when saving
images.
If you have a MOVE or FRONT system, please see the `MOVE and
FRONT only points below the point ´Date`.
16. Date
Set the current date, which will affect the date registered when saving
images.
MOVE and FRONT only: The time will set itself automatically, if the
Power box has been disconnected for more than half a day. Please note
that the UTC time zone must be set up correctly and the Power box
must have internet access.
MOVE and FRONT only: The real-time clock (time and date as
described above) has a limited retention time of approximately 12
hours and is dependent of the main switch not being switched off.
If the Power box has been without external power for more than 12
hours, it will be necessary to set the time/date correctly again.
To prevent losing the date/time, use only the standby button at the
front of the Power box or the Power off menu, when switching the unit
off.
When the clock is unset, a clock icon will be flashing in the status
window of the screen:
3. APPLICATIONS
30-day trial license
Select any of the unlicensed applications to start your 30-day trial
license. This allows you to test the apps for free for a period of 30 days.
You can see the state of the Trial license in the System Information of
the microscope.
Once the trial license has ended, only purchased licenses will remain
available. You can of course purchase full access to all apps by
contacting your distributor.
1. Focus stacking
In the Applications menu point, you are able to turn on the Image Focus
Stacking feature, enabling you to stack images with different focuses
on top of each other, creating one ultra-sharp image. For more info, see
manual section STANDARD APPS.
2. Measurement application
This application enables you to perform precise measurements such as
line, radius or angle measurements directly from the microscope.
3. Ruler
Turn the Ruler application on horizontally (Top, Center or Bottom),
vertically (Left, Center or Right) or both directions and get a ruler
displayed on top of your live image on screen. For more info, see manual
section STANDARD APPS.
4. Watermark
Create an info eld on captured images with an image prex, time
stamp, horizontal eld of view, microscope model plus serial number
and/or import and add a custom dened watermark. The watermark
will then appear on all captured images. For more info, see manual
section STANDARD APPS.
TIP!
Find the application manuals here:
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5. Verication lines
This application provides you with an opportunity to quality check
objects based on accurate calibrated measures by placing vertical and/
or horizontal lines as a layer on top of your object, directly from the
microscope.
6. Image analysis
Choose one of the three Image Analysis apps in the drop down menu
when entering this application: Color analyzer, Particle analyzer and
Speck Counter.
7. Image comparison
The app enables you to compare a sample or live image to a reference
image in various ways.
8. DXF overlay
Import a DXF le and add it as overlay on top of your live image. You can
also search for component names in the DXF le with this app.
9. PNG reference
Import a PNG le and add it as overlay on top of your live image. The
PNG le can be recalled via the Preset feature.
10. Trichinoscope application
Use this application with a TAGARNO Trichinoscope to inspect pork
meat for trichinella parasites.
4. FILES
1. File manager
Access les stored on the microscope or a connected USB memory
stick directly on the microscope. Rename, search, copy, move (from
folder to folder or from USB memory stick to internal storage and vice
versa) and delete les, all without using a computer.
Images (captured on or tranferred to the microscope) can be viewed in
full screen or preview mode. The latter allows the images to be used as
reference for future inspections.
NB: If the DXF overlay app is available, selecting a DXF le will open the
DXF overlay app with the selected DXF le.
Changes to preview mode
In preview mode, the entire photo will visible in a small window. The
display scale is visible in the top left corner of the preview window.
Resize the window with the mouse if needed.
Change the display scale of the photo with the scroll wheel on the
mouse or right click on the area of the photo you want to see in scale
1:1. Use scroll bars or drag the photo with the mouse to adjust what is
visible. It is also possible to zoom in further by using the scroll wheel
again.
Right click during scale 1:1 display to return to default preview display
mode or right click at scales higher than 1:1 to return to scale 1:1
display.
Navigation
Navigate the File manager menu with the XPLUS control box or with
a mouse or keyboard (if connected). For navigation help, press the "P"
button on the XPLUS control box or press F1 on the keyboard to open
the help window in the bottom left corner of the monitor. Similarly, hover
over the menu icons with the mouse to show tool tips.
NB: When File manager is open, it is not possible to change
magnication level or short pressing the Image capture button on the
XPLUS control box to save photos without graphics. Long pressing this
button to save with graphics is however still supported.
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