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Hardware FAQs
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Drawing File RequestNeed a drawing or design schematic file of a Dino-Lite microscope or accessory? Learn More -
Does the Dino-Lite store user data (data volatility)No, the Dino-Lite microscopes do not store any customer data Learn More -
Do UV and IR models contain visible light filters?Some models, including the AM413FIT (IR) and AM4113FVT (UV) contain visible light filters Learn More -
How do I clean a Dino-Lite?Please read the full article for important information and proper cleaning instructions Learn More -
Does the strobe feature affect LED lifetime?While in a strobe pattern, the LED lights alternate being in an “on” and “off” state. Learn More -
How fast can the LEDs be cycled ON/OFFThe LEDs can be toggled on/off programmatically using the Dino-Lite SDK. The maximum switching rate is approximately 20Hz. Learn More -
Built-in LED light lifetimeThe Dino-Lite uses long-lasting LED lights rated at 20,000 operational hours. Learn More -
Sensor: How many microns per pixel can be seen with the Dino-Lite?To determine microns per pixel, measure the field of view at the magnification being used. Learn More -
Dino-Lite power consumptionFor the Dino-Lite USB models in the 300/3000, and 400/4000 series, the Dino-Lite consumes 1980mW (1340mW microscope + 640mW for all 8 LEDs). Learn More -
Infrared light sensitivityDino-Lite scope lens are glass with IR coating. The filter is an IR pass filter. Learn More -
Environmental temperature and pressureFor Temperature Rating: Internal electronic components: Temperature rating (14° F ~ 131°F) / (-10° C ~ 55° C) Learn More -
About refresh speed / frame rate (FPS)In general, standard models have maximum frame rate of 30 fps at low resolution (640 x 480) and can expect between about 10 - 15 fps at 1280 x 1024 resolution. High frame rate models (3713) series have a maximum frame rate of 60 fps at 640 x 480. Learn More -
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About Dino-Eye eyepiece camerasThe Dino-Eye camera devices are designed to add digital microscope functionality to an existing stereo or compound microscope. The camera connects to the microscope either by replacing a binocular eyepiece, a trinocular tube, or a c-mount connection. Learn More -
About the MicroTouch featureMicroTouch is a touch sensor that provides convenient snapshot without disturbing the image by moving a physical button. Learn More -
About polarizationThe polarizer is an adjustable feature on Dino-Lite microscopes that allows you to help reduce glare on reflective surfaces Learn More -
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About color correctionColor correction matrix varies based on specific model and exposure settings. For specific inquiries or recommendations for applications requiring color accuracy, please contact us. Learn More -
About numeric apertureNumeric aperture varies between different models. In general it is above 0.065. For specific inquiries or product recommendations please contact us. Learn More -
Traditional vs digital microscope magnificationTraditional microscopes and Dino-Lite digital microscopes both use a lens (optical magnification) to provide an enlarged view of a specimen. A particular magnification value may appear more powerful using a traditional microscope compared to a digital microscope because magnification is defined differently between the two types of devices... Learn More -
Nozzle (endcap) material informationAll "AD" series caps are made out of polycarbonate material. "AM" series caps are made out of acrylic or polycarbonate material. Please contact us to inquire about a specific model. Learn More -
Using Dino-Lite on Windows RTInstructions for setting up a compatible Dino-Lite on Windows RT Learn More -
Using Dino-Lite on Google ChromebookInstructions for setting up a compatible Dino-Lite on Google Chromebook Learn More
