Once launched 'CamApp' from Option ->Video capture pin -> We can set the output resolution.
For example 800x600.
- Cooling Tech Microscope 800x Software Download Pdf
- Cooling Tech Microscope 800x Software Download 64-bit
Cooling Tech Microscope 800x Software Download Pdf
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In order to get the maximum distance between PCB and microscope i set the 'zoom' factor to 20X.
I was able to get a 2,3 cm distance between microscope and PCB which i think it is plenty in order to place a soldering iron.
The refresh rate of the microscope at 800x600 was really decent at least on my Intel i5 3.3 GHz with 16 GB of ram.
I am pretty sure that i got 30fps at 800x600 using 'CamApp' without any problems at all.
Below you can see some pictures in order to get a better idea of the distance :
I must admit that i did not soldered with this microscope but below are two photos of a soldering iron showing the maximum angle you can get.
Using the option 'Capture->Still image capture' from 'CamApp' i managed to get decent photos of what i was seeing in my desktop screen.
Below you can find some pictures taken with the 'CamApp' software .
I only converted them into jpeg since the tool outputs bitmaps (bmp).
Notice that CamApp always stores the captured photos at 'My documents' location, in BMP format with resolution 1600x1200.
Using the 'Measurement' application you can measure distances from the captured 'CamApp' photos.
In order to make correct measurements you need to do some calibration.
Using the given 'Calibration rule' take a snapshot like the one below.
Once saved the 'Calibration snapshot' load the bmp file into 'Cooling Tech' application (Files->Open image)
Now hit 'Operation->Ruler' and we do some calculations like the picture below :
The calculations are written in yellow.
Now just hit the 'calibration' tab. Click the 'Add' button and give the needed values.
In our example we have :
We are ready to measure distances with 'Cooling tech' !
Below are two video demonstrations made with CamApp.
The first one is at 800x600 resolution and the second one is at 1280x960
Both videos are edited with Foto2Avi (x264 codec is used at 14000 kbps).
Notice that this microscope has a 4:3 aspect ratio.
I move on purpose a lot the PCB board in order to get a feeling of the refresh rate of the microscope.
Into my personal opinion this USB microscope is a decent gadget at least for presentation.
Under conditions can be used for soldering i think.
For sure is a great tool for inspection and trouble shooting.
The led brightness adjustment wheel is a great feature too.
I hope that this presentation helped you to make your decision.
A USB microscope can be useful for electronics or not ?
I was very skeptical before buying this gadget.
Everyone seems to use it for general inspection and not as a real time soldering equipment.
I have seen the excellent review of Todd Harrison which i highly recommend to watch before buying this gadget.
Two main things bothered me : how responsive would be on a fast desktop computer and if the distance between the microscope and the PCB board would be enough for soldering elaboration.
I bought this 800X microscope from e-bay and i must say that i was impatient to see its capabilities.
The package arrived today without a box. It came with a mini CD with the drivers a little stand, a calibration rule , a plastic cover for the lens and the microscope itself.
The given stand is without doubt an inspection only stand since the maximum distance between the microscope and the PCB can be few millimeters.
I was aware about that so i made a pretty simple modification. I have added a 20cm flexible arm.
Some photos are posted below :
Once done this modification i was able to use a classic 'third hand' tool in order to place the PCB board underneath the microscope :
Time for the installation CD.
The CD has a nice auto-run menu :
Drivers worked well under Windows 7 64 bit version. I have also installed the 'Measurement' program.
This microscope came with two programs, one called 'CamApp' and one called 'Cooling Tech' (the 'Measurement' program from the menu).
The 'Cooling Tech' aka 'Measurement' application haven't recognized the USB microscope at all (at least under Win 7 64 bit).
I was forced to use the CamApp application for live microscope inspection.
The two applications are presented below :
Notice that 'Cooling tech' aka 'Measurement' does not capture the USB microscope but as we can see later you can use it to do measurements from the taken photos with 'CamApp'.
Cooling Tech Microscope 800x Software Download 64-bit
If you are not satisfied with CamApp you can use the Yawcam in order to get live stream from your USB microscope.
CamApp can take snapshots and video captures. Some demo videos will be posted later in this article.
Once again searching around internet i couldn't find any resource for the drivers so i decided like the UT-61e article to put online the hole installation CD made with imgburn.
Download the installation CD (Drivers & Software) of the 800x USB Microscope from here.
Download, unzip and then use imgburn in order to clone the installation CD.
In the next page we are going to take a deeper view of our microscope.