BEM 126 Mikroskop Digital - V2 English - Win10

LBM 141 E
Manual
Multimedia Microscope
BEM 126
Jl. Pudak No. 4, Bandung 40113, West Java - Indonesia

Phone: +6222 727 2755 (Hunting); Fax: +6222 720 7252
E-mail: contact@pudak.com; Website: www.pudak.com
Contents
Contents......................................................................................................... i
I. Multimedia Microscope ....................................................................... 1
II. Components of Multimedia Microscope ............................................. 2
III. Software Installation ........................................................................... 2
IV. Driver Installation ................................................................................ 3
Installation in Windows XP ................................................................. 3

Installation in Windows Vista .............................................................. 5
Installation in Windows 7 .................................................................... 8
Installation in Windows 10 ................................................................ 10

V. Usage Instructions ............................................................................ 18
A. Introduction ............................................................................... 18
B. Starting Observation ................................................................. 19

C. File Name.................................................................................. 22
D. Video Recording ....................................................................... 23
E. Taking Picture ........................................................................... 24

F. Taking Picture Automatically .................................................... 25
G. Showing Scale .......................................................................... 26
H. Showing Information Text ........................................................ 27
VI. Menu ................................................................................................. 28
Settings ............................................................................................. 28
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A. Camera Features ...................................................................... 28
B. Video ......................................................................................... 29
C. Picture ....................................................................................... 29
D. Taking Picture Automatically .................................................... 29
E. Information Text ....................................................................... 30
F. Tool Scale ................................................................................. 30

G. File Directory ............................................................................. 31
Activation of Tool Scale .................................................................... 31
Activation of Information Text ........................................................... 31

VII. Connecting Microscope to Projector/TV ........................................... 32
VIII. Using Microscope Independetly ...................................................... 32
IX. Student Sheet ................................................................................... 33

Making Preparation ......................................................................... 33
1. Tools and Materials .................................................................. 33
2. Preface...................................................................................... 33
3. Procedure ................................................................................. 34
4. Observation Result ................................................................... 35
5. Analysis..................................................................................... 35
6. Conclusion ................................................................................ 35
CONTACT................................................................................................... 36
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I. Multimedia Microscope
This multimedia microscope can be used for learning process in school
as well as for biology research or clinical tests in research institutions.
This microscope will improve users’ observation experience because

the image captured by CVP camera can be displayed on computer,
laptop, or projector monitors for a more convenient observation. This
microscope also equipped with objective and ocular lenses that provide
magnification of 50 times to 1250 times.
1. Packing List
The followings are included in the microscope packet:
microscope and accessories,

CVP camera;
cables of USB, video, and DC;
manual book and CD program,

Below is the microscope and accessories configuration in the
styrofoam box.
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II. Components of Multimedia Microscope
Below are the components of multimedia microscope.
CD program CD-ROM
III. Software Installation

Installation procedure of multimedia microscope:
1. Put CD-ROM into the CD drive.
2. Choose Mikroskop Digital V2.0, then click setup.exe file.
3. Follow the procedure displayed on monitor screen.
Note:
To install this software, you should log-in/run as
Administrator.
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IV. Driver Installation
Here will be explained the Multimedia Microscope’s driver installation for
Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 10.
Installation in Windows XP
1. Put CD-ROMin into CD Drive.
2. Connect multimedia microscope to computer. Dialog box of Found
New Hardware will appear on the monitor screen. Choose “No,
not this time”, and click Next.
3. Choose “Install from a list or specific location [Advanced]”,

and click Next.

4. Choose “Included this location in the search”. Click Browse,
and go to the driver directory in the CD. Choose BDA32 or BDA64,
folder corresponds to the Windows XP, and click Next.
5. Click Finish to end installation process and close the dialog box.
Multimedia microscope is ready to be used.

6. Ensure that the program has been installed correctly by the
following steps:
Click Start > Control Panel > Performance and
Maintenance > System.
Choose tab Hardware, and click Device Manager.
Click the section of Sound, video and game controllers. The
AV USB 2.0 Pro should appear.
Installation in Windows Vista

1. Put CD-ROM into CD Drive
2. Connect multimedia microscope to computer. Dialog box of Found
New Hardware will appear on the monitor screen. Choose and
click “Locate and install driver software (recommended)”.

3. Choose “Don't search online”, then choose “I don't have the
disc. Show me other options”, and click Next.
4. Choose “Browse my computer for driver software (advanced)”.

Then click Browse and go to the driver directory in the CD. Next,
choose BDA32 or BDA64 folder correspond to Windows Vista
installed, and click Next.

5. Click Close to end installation and close the dialog box. Multimedia
microscope is ready to be used.
6. Ensure that the program has been installed correctly by the

following steps:
Click Start; and right click on Computer, choose Manager
Choose Device Manager
Click the section of Sound, video and game controllers. The
AV USB 2.0 Pro should appear.

Installation in Windows 7
1. Put CD ROM into CD Drive.
2. Connect multimedia microscope to computer.
3. Open Device Manager (Click Start > Settings > Control Panel >
Device Manager).
4. Device Manager will show USB 2863 Device at the Other

devices category with yellow warning sign and exclamation mark.
Right click on USB 2863 Device, and choose Update Driver
Software.

5. Choose Browse my computer for driver software.
6. Click Browse and go to Driver directory in the CD. Choose BDA32

or BDA64 folder correspond to Windows 7 installed. Click OK, and
click Next.
7. Click Close to end installation and close dialog box. Multimedia


8. Ensure that the program has been installed correctly by checking
that the AV USB 2.0 Pro has appeared in the Sound, video and
game controllers category.
Installation in Windows 10
1. Put CD ROM into CD Drive.

2. Connect multimedia microscope to computer.
3. Click Start menu, and select Settings.

4. Click Update & security.
5. Click Recovery.
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6. Click Restart now under “Advance startup”.
7. Click Troubleshoot.

8. Click Advanced options.
9. Click Startup Settings.
10. Click Restart.

11. In the Startup Settings screen, press number 7 or F7 to disable
driver signature enforcement.
Your computer will restart and you will be able to install non-
digitally signed drivers.
12. Click the Start menu and select Settings.

13. Click Devices.
14. Click Device manager.

15. Device manager will show USB 2863 Devices at Other devices
category with yellow warning sign and exclamation mark. Right
click on USB 2863 Device and choose Update Driver Software.
16. Choose Browse my computer for driver software.

17. Click Browse and go to Driver directory in CD. Choose BDA64
folder corresponded to Windows 10 installed. Click OK, and click
Next.
18. Click Close to end installation and close dialog box. Multimedia

19. Ensure that the program has been installed correctly by checking
that the AV USB 2.0 Pro has appeared in the Sound, video and
game controller category.
V. Usage Instructions
A. Introduction
Mikroskop Digital V2.0 software is capable to take picture or
recording video of images captured by the microscope. It is
capable to take single picture or multiple pictures automatically in a
certain time interval as well as recording video in a certain time
duration. The software is also equipped with a scale device that will
help measuring the object and adding text information of such as
the title and date and time of the captured image..
Below are general features of Mikroskop Digital V2.0.

1. Top menu area
The top menu area is located menu consists of File, Option, and
Help.
2. Right menu area
The right menu consists of Camera, File Name, Video, and Picture.
3. Display area
The display area shows the object’s image captured by microscope.
B. Starting Observation
Below is the procedure to start observation using the Multimedia
Microscope (by using Mikroskop Digital V2.0 software):
1. Attach objective lens to the microscope, orderly from the

smallest to the largest magnification (10×, 40×, and 100×).
Objective lenses are put in the plastic box for safety during
mobilization. The attached objective lenses are not necessary
to be removed unless the microscope will be moved and
packed.
2. Connect CVP camera cable to the microscope, as shown in
the picture below.

Note:
Only use CVP camera included. Using another camera may harm
the Multimedia Microscope. Make sure Digital Microscope
software is already installed. Look page 3 for installation.
3. Connect Multimedia Microscope to computer/laptop using the

USB cable.
4. Connect power supply to the multimedia microscope, and turn

on the Multimedia Microscope.
5. Run Mikroskop Digital V2.0 software by clicking Start > All

Programs > CV. Pudak Scientific > Mikroskop Digital >
Mikroskop Digital V2.0
6. Select AV USB 2.0 Pro camera, as shown in the picture below.

7. Click Start, as shown in the picture below.
8. Make sure the standard property of the video camera is Palm. Find
the standard video camera property in the camera property settings.
9. Put a microslide and adjust the microscope to make the object being
observed apparent on the computer screen. For example, the picture
below indicates the displayed object is being observed by Microscope
Multimedia.

C. File Name
The File Name menu is used to name the captured image files or recorded
video files.
The file name must not exceed 255 characters and can not contain
any of the following characters: \ / : * ? " < > |.
If the file name menu is left blank, the image files will be saved
under names with prefix "pic" + number, which increased
automatically; while the video file will be saved under names with
the prefix "vid" + number, which increased automatically; such as
the following examples:
pic0001.jpg
pic0002.jpg
vid0003.avi
vid0004.avi

D. Video Recording
Activities of the observed object can be recorded and saved in a
video file.
The followings are steps to make a video file:

1. First, make sure the object that being observed under the
microscope is clearly visible.
2. Click on the video menu to start recording.
3. To stop the video recording, click .
4. Then, the computer screen will show notification window that

notify the file location, as shown in the picture below..
File Name
The video file will be named according to the name provided in the
File Name menu. If File Name menu is left blank, the file will be
named under the name of prefix "vid" + number.
Recording new video without previously changing file’s name will
replace the previous file with the new recorded file.
File Storage Location
To set the file storage location setting, check the settings directory
file.
File Compression
The video file could be compressed or uncompressed file.
Compressed file will have smalled size smaller than the
uncompressed. Both files (compressed or not compressed) can be
run on a media player. The setting of compressed or
uncompressed files is in the video settings.

Recording Duration
Video recording duration can be set. When this feature is activated, the
video recording will automatically stop after recording duration equal to the
predetermined time. This feature can be activated/deactivated in the video
settings.
Even though this feature is actived, video recording can be stopped
manually by clicking
E. Taking Picture
Object’s activities under microscope can be captured in the form of
images.
The followings are steps to take picture:
1. First make sure the object being observed under the microscope is
clearly visible.
2. Click on the picture menu to take a picture.
3. The computer screen will show notification window that notify the
picture pile storage location, as shown in the picture below.
File name
The picture file will be named according to the name provided in the File
Name menu. If File Name menu is left blank the file will be named under
the name of prefix "pic" + number.
Taking new pictures without previously changing file’s name will replace
the previously file with the new picture taken.

Picture resolution
Set the image resolution in image resolution setting.
File storage location
Set the file storage location in directory settings file.
F. Taking Picture Automatically

Mikroskop Digital V2.0 software has the ability to take pictures at
regular intervals and a certain amount automatically. The following
are steps to take pictures automatically
1. First, make sure the object being observed under the

microscope is clearly visible.
2. Click on the image menu to take picture

automatically.
The software will start taking pictures. Under the picture menu
menu will appear picture’s information as shown in the image
below.
4. The number on the left shows the number of picture that have
been taken, while the right number shows the will be taken
images.
5. After the picture is taken in accordance with the predetermined

amount, the computer screen will show notification window
that notify the storage location of the pictures file, as shown in
the picture below.

File name
The picture file will be named automatically under the name as written on
the File Name menu + number added automatically. If the File Name
menu is left blank, then the file will be named under the name of prefix
"pic" + number.
Picture resolution
Set the picture resolution in image resolution setting.
Interval and number of pictures to be taken
Interval and number of pictures to be taken can be set according to

requirement in the taking picture automatically.
File storage location
Set the file storage location in settings file directory.
G. Showing Scale
The software is equipped with scale tools to measure objects. To
activate the scale tools, go the selection menu and click Activation
tools scale, as shown in the image below.
A checkmark will appear on the tools scale’s activation menu .

The scale tools menu will be displayed on the monitor as shown in
the picture below.

The scale tool must be adjusted to the objective lens used in the
microscope. Do this adjustment in the tools scale menu.
Tool scale is not a precision measuring tool, but a help tool to show
magnification of the object observed under the microscope.
Image scale will not appear in the video saved in compressed files.
H. Showing Information Text
To provide additional information on the picture or video, the
software comes with information text feature. Activation tools
information text can be done through the option menu, by clicking
the Enable information text, as shown below.
A checkmark will appear on Enable Information Text. Then the

visual area will display information text such as shown in the image
below.

The information text displayed are the title, date, time. You can
change the title or enable/disable the date or time in information
text settings. Information text will not appear on the video saved in
compressed files.
VI. Menu
Settings
A. Camera Features
Camera Property Menu
1. To show camera property, click .

2. The following window will appear.
3. For multimedia microscope, make sure the video standard is

PAL_M.

B. Video
Video Menu
Activate recording compression
Choose “Enable recording compression”. The file will

automatically save in uncompressed file if this option is not chose.
Activate time limit recording
Choose “record video with time limit”, fill in the text box with
recording time limit. If this option is not chose, the video recording
can only be stopped by clicking .
C. Picture
Picture Menu
Resolution
This option is used to select picture resolution for taking picture

manually or automatically.
D. Taking Picture Automatically
Taking Picture Automatically Menu
Each interval

The interval setting for taking picture can be selected in seconds, minutes,
and hours.
Number of picture
This option is to set the number of picture that will be taken.
E. Information Text
Information Text Menu
Information Text menu can be activated/deactivated by clicking

Options → Activation of text information.
Title
Fill in the available boxwith title/sentence as desired.
System date
Choose to show system date on information text.
System time
Choose to show system time on information text.
F. Tool Scale
Tool Scale Menu
The tool scale can be activated/deactivated by clicking Options→

Activation of tool scale.
There are 3 scale options scale. Adjust tool scale of objective

lenses that is being used to observe.

G. File Directory
File Directory Menu
Use to determine the file directory to save the picture or video.
Write in the available box the directory that will be used to save the
file, or click to choose a directory that will be used to store file.
Activation of Tool Scale
Activation of Tool Scale Menu
To activate/deactivate tool scale menu.
Activation of Information Text
Activation of Information Text Menu
To activate/deactivate text information.

VII. Connecting Microscope to Projector/TV
Connect microscope to a projector or TV by using the video cable. Plug
the video cable to the video out outlet on the microscope and plug the
other side to the video in outlet on the projector or TV, as shown in the
picture below.
VIII. Using Microscope Independently

If the microscope is used independently and not connected to any digital
device, the monocular head can be rotated 360°. Howeverm, if the
camera is installed, the position should not be rotating to maintain the
focus. The followings are steps to use the microscope independently:
Disconnect the USB cable from the computer, by previously clicking

the "Savely Remove Hardware" button.
Disconnect the camera cable from the microscope.
Remove the camera by unscrew it.
Attach the eyepiece tube onto the microscope. Remove the

protective cap of the ocular tube and attach the eyepiece.
Microscope is ready to be used independently.

IX. Student Sheet
Making Preparation
1. Tools and Materials
No. Tools and Materials Quantity
1 Student microscope 1 unit
2 Object glass and cover glass 2 sets
3 Knife/razor/cutter 1 pc
4 Tweezers 1 pc
5 Beaker glass, 100 mL 1 pc
6 Dropping pipette 2 pcs
7 Filter paper As needed
8 Needle with handle/toothpick As needed
9 Zea mays/Rhoeo discolor leaf As needed
10 Pond water As needed
2. Preface
An object that will be seen by a microscope is called microslide or
preparations. Prepare the preparation before observing an object
by microscope. Solid preparation such as animal and plant tissues
can be made by slicing a thin tissue section transversely or
longitudinally, then put it on an object glass and covered it with a
cover glass. To make the part of the cell tissues clearly visible, the
object is given a dye solution or iodine. Preparations of liquid
materials such as microorganisms in water and liquid substances
can be made by the dripping the fluid on an object glass slide and
cover it with a cover glass.

3. Procedure
1. Make preparation of dry material.
a. Clean the object glass and the cover with cloth or tissue.
It should be dirt or dust free.
b. Slice the leaf with knife or cutter in cross section.
Note: The slice result should be thin and upright.
c. Place the slice on the object glass that have been given a
drop of water, using tweezers or a toothpick.
d. Slowly cover the slide with cover glass. One side of the
cover glass should touch the edge of water drop in a tilt
o
position of about 45 angle.
e. Excess water can be removed by placing filter paper or
tissue in the edge of the cover glass.
f. Preparation is ready to be observed under the
microscope.
2. Make preparation of liquid material.
a. Clean the object glass and its cover with cloth or tissue. It
should be dirt or dust free.
b. Place one drop of pond water on the object glass by
using a pipette. Slowly cover it with a cover glass by one
side of the cover glass touch the edge of water drop in a
tilt position of about 45° angle. (Look at the picture above
and ask the teacher to demonstrate it).
c. Excess water can be removed by placing the filter paper
or tissue in the edge of the cover glass.
d. Preparation is ready to be observed under the
microscope.

3. Draw the visible objects in the available space in the
Observation Result section below.
4. Observation Result
Preparation name : ................. Preparation name : ..................
Magnification : ................. Magnification : ....................
5. Analysis
1. What is the difference of making preparations using dry
materials and liquid materials? ............
2. Why covering the materials on the preparation should be done

slowly? ........................................................................................
3. Mention some examples which observation objects are in
liquid form? .....................................….
6. Conclusion
Based on the observation and analysis, what conclusions can be
drawn? ..............................................

CONTACT
If you experience any technical difficulties in using this product, please

contact:
Pudak Scientific
Jl. Pudak No. 4 Bandung 40113, Jawa Barat – Indonesia
Telephone : 022 723 1046 (Hunting)
Faximile : 022 720 7252
E-mail : technical.support@pudak.com
Website : http://www.pudak.com
Jl. Pudak No. 4, Bandung 40113, West Java - Indonesia

Phone: +6222 727 2755 (Hunting); Fax: +6222 720 7252
E-mail: contact@pudak.com; Website: www.pudak.com

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I. Multimedia Microscope ....................................................................... 1

II. Components of Multimedia Microscope ............................................. 2

III. Software Installation ........................................................................... 2

IV. Driver Installation ................................................................................ 3

Installation in Windows XP ................................................................. 3

Installation in Windows 7 .................................................................... 8

Installation in Windows 10 ................................................................ 10

B. Starting Observation ................................................................. 19

D. Video Recording ....................................................................... 23

E. Taking Picture ........................................................................... 24

G. Showing Scale .......................................................................... 26

H. Showing Information Text ........................................................ 27

VI. Menu ................................................................................................. 28

E. Information Text ....................................................................... 30

F. Tool Scale ................................................................................. 30

Activation of Tool Scale .................................................................... 31

Activation of Information Text ........................................................... 31

IX. Student Sheet ................................................................................... 33

1. Tools and Materials .................................................................. 33

4. Observation Result ................................................................... 35

This microscope will improve users’ observation experience because

The followings are included in the microscope packet:

microscope and accessories,

cables of USB, video, and DC;

manual book and CD program,

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III. Software Installation

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3. Choose “Install from a list or specific location [Advanced]”,

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Installation in Windows Vista

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4. Choose “Browse my computer for driver software (advanced)”.

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6. Ensure that the program has been installed correctly by the

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4. Device Manager will show USB 2863 Device at the Other

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6. Click Browse and go to Driver directory in the CD. Choose BDA32

7. Click Close to end installation and close dialog box. Multimedia

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1. Put CD ROM into CD Drive.

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9. Click Startup Settings.

10. Click Restart.

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14. Click Device manager.

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16. Choose Browse my computer for driver software.

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Below are general features of Mikroskop Digital V2.0.

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2. Right menu area

The display area shows the object’s image captured by microscope.

1. Attach objective lens to the microscope, orderly from the