Ken A Vision kena T-1050 Manuale utente
kena®
Instruction Manual
T-1050
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Table of Contents
Introduction / Diagram 4
Package Contents 5
Operational Requirements 5
Optional Accessories to Order 5
Specifications 6
Quick Start Guide 7
1. Install the Software
2. Turn on kena®
3. Launch kena Program
Set-up of the kena Digital Microscope 9-11
Using the Camera 12-13
Camera Head “On” or “Off ” the Base
Options
Using kena "On" the Base as a
Compound Microscope
Using kena “On” the Base as a Stereo
Microscope
Using kena “Off” the Base as a Stereo
Microscope / Touch Scope
Storing and servicing your kena 14
Troubleshooting 15
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Introduction / Diagram
The kena®Digital Microscope is a durable product created by Ken-A-Vision,
with over 65 years of experience incorporated into every product shipped.
Thank you for purchasing the finest educational tool for your classroom
viewing!
Please review the diagram and the list of items contained in this package.
Diagram
Note: 4 AA batteries are needed for the bottom light. Batteries are not
included in the package.
1. Capture Button 6. Center Lower Light
(Transmitted Light)
11. Red Handle &
Cable Wrap
2. Camera Head 7. Silicone Stage Pad 12. USB Cable
3. Base Unit 8. Focus Knob 13. To USB Plug
4. Turret (Objective Lenses:
2x, 4x, 10x and Upper LED
Light - Incident Light)
9. Lower LED Light
Button
5. Battery Door 10. Upper LED Light
Button
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Package Contents
• Instruction Manual
• Warranty Card
• Storage Bag
• Hardware
o Base Unit
o Camera Head with Factory-installed USB Cable
o Touch Tube Device
• CD
o Applied Vision™ 4 (AV4) Software
o AV4 Software Instruction Manual
Applied Vision™ 4 (AV4) Software: A user-friendly, classroom software
featuring Digital Zoom, Easy Document Orientation, Drawing &
Annotation Tools, Image Comparison and Rotation, and Multiple Camera
Support. AV4 is designed to work on Windows 7, Vista, Windows XP SP2
(or higher); Macintosh, and Linux operating systems.
Operational Requirements
• Computer with a USB 2.0 connection (or higher)
• Windows 7, Vista, XP SP2 (or higher); Mac OSX 10.5(or higher) or Linux
Operating Systems
• 512MB RAM
• 4 AA batteries (not included)
Optional Accessories to Order
• USB Extender Cable (VVC16USB)
• Slide Micrometer (SCSMVE)
• Additional Touch Tube Device (SC20TUBE)
Interactive Whiteboard Interface Compatibility
kena can easily be interfaced to an Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) or Tablet.
kena is compatible with IWB software in addition to the included Applied
Vision 4 software.
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Specifications
Features:
Resolution: 640(H) X 480(V) (adjustable in software)
Magnification: Camera = 10x equivalent lens
Objectives = 2x, 4x and 10x
Focusing: Single combined coarse and fine adjustment knobs
Lighting: Ken-A-Vision®Cool Lighting (LED), above and below stage
Stage: Silicone surface (slides stay in place, no stage clips needed)
Size & Weight: 7.0” X 6.0” X 8.0” (min/max)
17.8cm X 15.2cm X 20.3cm / 29.2cm (min/max)
3.2 lbs; 1.5 kgs
Warranty: 1 Year
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Quick Start Guide
It's as simple as 1, 2, 3 to begin using your new kena®digital microscope!
Although this guide will get you up and running, it is recommended you read
the complete manual.
1. Install the Software
Close all windows or other programs before running the installation program.
Insert the included CD labeled AV4 into the computer's CD/DVD drive to
begin the auto installation program.
Click on "Install Applied Vision 4". The installation process progresses through
a series of screens. Click "Next" as each of the different windows appear.
Click "Finish".
The icon has been installed on the desktop:
NOTE: kena®does not require any drivers to operate and will work with other
viewing programs.
NOTE: At any time, to download most current "up-to-date" release of AV4,
visit our website at: www.ken-a-vision.com Click “Support", click "Software
Downloads", select the appropriate link and download to your computer in
minutes.
2. Turn on kena
Turn kena on by inserting the USB plug into the computer USB drive. The com-
puter may indicate it recognizes a new hardware device. kena will remain on
until it is unplugged from the USB port.
3. Launch AV4 Software
Click on the Applied Vision icon. kena automatically turns on and the
software displays on the computer screen.
To turn on the upper light located near the top of the camera head, press the
silver upper LED light button just below the USB cable.
Begin using kena! Place an object to view on the silicone stage pad and turn
the focus knob to bring it in focus.
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NOTE: Viewing transparent specimens requires installing 4 AA batteries (not
included) for lower light illumination (transmitted light). To install the
batteries, open the door on the left side of the base unit and insert the
batteries. Close the battery door. Once the batteries are installed, press the
silver lower LED light button located on the right side of the base unit.
kena is now up and running. To turn kena off, simply exit the
program and the camera will shut off. You do not need to
unplug your camera when not in use.
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Set-up kena®Digital Microscope
kena can be set up in a matter of minutes. To get the most out of this amazing
teaching tool, follow these step-by-step directions:
1. After unpacking the box, unwrap kena from the protective plastic bag.
2. Before beginning, review the parts of the kena microscope:
a. The Camera Head has 4 main features:
i. The gray Camera Head has a capture button on the top of
the unit next to the molded Ken-A-Vision logo. Use this button to
capture still images.
NOTE: Another way to capture still images is through the
software.
ii. The turret objectives of 2x, 4x and 10x result in standard
magnifications of 20x, 40x and 100x (respectively) under normal
screen use. The turret also houses the upper LED light.
iii. The silver upper LED light button is located below the fac-
tory-installed USB cable. Press this button to turn on/off the
upper LED light located in the turret.
iv. The black 6 foot / 1.8 meter USB cable is factory-installed and
plugs directly into a USB port. This cable powers kena.
b. The Base Unit has 5 main features:
i. Use the 2 focus knobs on both sides of the base to move the
camera head up and down or to load and eject it.
ii. The red handle is for carrying the unit and also functions as a
cable wrap for the USB cable when storing the product.
iii. The base has a battery door for installation of four (4)
standard "AA" batteries. These batteries power the center lower
illumination for viewing slides and transparent specimens. Note
the "+" and "-" pole symbols on the door for correct placement.
iv. Use the silver lower LED light button located on the base
next to the silicone pad to turn on/off the center lower light
(transmitted light).
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v. The stage is designed with a revolutionary, factory-installed
silicone pad, which does not require standard stage clips and
is easy to clean.
c. The Touch Tube is used to easily determine focusing distance when
using the camera head off of the base.
3. Place kena®within 6 feet / 1.8 meters from the computer's USB port
on an even surface, allowing the product to sit securely without
rocking or tilting.
4. On the upper back of the camera is the factory-installed USB cable,
containing a USB plug. The USB plug fits in only one way and should
easily fit into the computer's USB port. If more distance than 6 feet/
1.8 meters is needed, an optional USB extender cable (VV C16USB)
can be purchased to allow more distance from the computer's USB
port.
NOTE: For most computers, the USB image on the plug should be fac-
ing upward or toward you.
5. The software program is found on the CD:
Applied Vision™ 4 (AV4) Software: A user-friendly, classroom
software featuring Digital Zoom, Easy Document Orientation, Drawing
& Annotation Tools, Image Comparison and Rotation, and Multiple
Camera Support. AV4 is designed to work on Windows 7, Vista, XP
SP2 (or higher); Macintosh, and Linux operating systems.
Close all windows or other programs before running the installation
program. Insert the included CD into your computer's CD/DVD drive.
With normal configured operating systems, your software installation
should begin without interruption. If you still have questions, call the
Ken-A-Vision®technical support hotline at 1-800-627-1953 (if calling
in the U.S.) and +1-816-353-4787 (if calling outside of the U.S).
NOTE: For Macintosh, drag the ICON down to your Docking Tray for
easier access and launch.
7. The software begins to launch and the "splash screen" appears. The
upper LED light button on top of the camera head can now be turned
on to illuminate the turret. The kena camera is turned on and ready
for viewing.
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