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Measurement
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MS-USB2.0 VideoLink
NTSC or PAL formats available
Display live images from your video inspection workstation directly to any laptop or PC.
Videolink™ allows you to capture still images, record movies, edit, label, measure, print and email images with ease.
Are you currently using a Trinocular microscope or other camera-based
vision system? Our MS-USB 2.0 software will enhance your documentation
process.
Using the PC platform, our MS-USB 2.0 capture and non-contact
measurement software offers quick and simple solutions when
measuring circles or line widths.
Easy screen annotations (draw or annotate areas of concern, place a time stamp on image or record a movie for future training purposes) will improve your documentation procedures. The MS-USB 2.0 is a WindowsT 95, 98, NT4.0, or XPT based operating system. The MS-USB 2.0 supports both monochrome and color video formats, and comes in your choice of NTSC or PAL formats.
System includes: |
Owners manual, CD Disk, USB cable with S-VHS, Composite and Audio Jack connection |
CE certified and meets ROHS (for PAL formats 50Htz) and NTSC, (formatted for North America Standards 60Htz). |
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Software Features: |
Display and capture from live video image |
Capture images, time lapse sequences and movies |
Capture directly into your favorite image editor |
Live Zoom (independent to vision system settings) up to 4x without pixelation |
Measure, draw, or annotate on live image |
Calibrate for different magnification settings-Store and recall up to 8 calibrations |
Add labels and markers over the live image |
Place a time stamp anywhere on the image |
Built in Reticule |
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Video input requirements: |
Input standard video sources (S-VHS or Composite), display live video at VGA resolution and full frame rate, and adjustment for brightness, contrast, hue and saturation. |
Your PC or Laptop system requirements: |
Pentium11 500 MHz or faster (Pentium111+ recommended). Windows 2000/Me/XP, Internet Explorer 5.0, (or later) installed. USB 2.0 port, 128 MB of free Memory, Video card with 8 MB of video RAM, min 800x600 screen resolution at 16-bit (65,000 colors) DirectX 8.1 or greater |