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I can't get my dsi pro II to produce a live view image. I either get a black screen or a grey screen with pepper dots. I concede the possibility of operator ignorance.
Chronos said:Just for the record I'm trying to do AP from the comfort of my living room, which is why I am using multiple repeater cables.
That's just it: the laptop is on his lap, in his living room. For me, the distance is a bit shorter, about 20' and the scope is on a 2nd story deck with no access from below. It is 20' from the scope to my couch, easily reachable by a 15' USB cable and a single 15' extension.Drakkith said:I would love to do that. I have to babysit my stuff in my front yard only because I'm afraid someone is going to steal my laptop.
russ_watters said:That's just it: the laptop is on his lap, in his living room. For me, the distance is a bit shorter, about 20' and the scope is on a 2nd story deck with no access from below. It is 20' from the scope to my couch, easily reachable by a 15' USB cable and a single 15' extension.
Chronos: make sure the cable says "active" on it, otherwise it is just letting the signal attenuate with distance.
DSI Pro II Imaging is a technique used in scientific research to capture and analyze digital images of biological samples. It involves using a specialized microscope and software to produce high-resolution images of samples such as cells, tissues, or organisms for further analysis.
Some common issues that may arise when using DSI Pro II Imaging include image distortion, poor image quality, and difficulty in capturing specific structures or features of the sample. These issues can be caused by technical problems with the equipment, improper sample preparation, or user error.
To troubleshoot DSI Pro II Imaging issues, first check the equipment for any technical problems or malfunctions. If everything appears to be in working order, review your sample preparation process and ensure it meets the necessary requirements for DSI Pro II Imaging. You can also consult the user manual or contact the manufacturer for further assistance.
Yes, there are several tips for improving DSI Pro II Imaging results. These include using a high-quality sample, properly adjusting the microscope settings, and ensuring proper lighting and contrast. It is also important to follow the recommended procedures and techniques for sample preparation and image capture.
DSI Pro II Imaging is primarily used for biological samples, but it can also be used for other materials such as medical devices or industrial samples. However, the sample must be compatible with the microscope and software, and may require specialized techniques for preparation and imaging.