Ti2 Control vs MCViewer

This application is used to make settings for the Inverted Research Microscope ECLIPSE Ti2-E/Ti2-A, control the Ti2-E, display the Ti2-A status, and display the Assist Guide. [Supported Microscopes] - Nikon ECLIPSE Ti2-E (FW 2.00 or later) - Nikon ECLIPSE Ti2-A (FW 1.21 or later) [System Requirements] - iOS 13.3.1 or later. - iPhone 7 or later, iPad (sixth generation) or later. - There is no guarantee that this application will run on all devices. [Main Features] - Enable to setup the microscope. - Enable to detect the position of accessory (e.g. motorized or intelligent nosepiece). - Enable to control the motorized accessory (e.g. motorized stage). - Enable to view or capture live image of the embedded Assist Camera. - Enable to confirm that all the correct microscope components are in place for chosen observation method. - Provides interactive step-by-step guidance for microscope operation and troubleshooting. [Notes] - Turn off the mobile data communication of the iPhone/iPad before using the TI2 Control. - To use this application, the Wi-Fi router and iPhone/iPad which satisfy the required specifications are necessary. - When Ti2 Control searches the microscope, network traffic will be increased, as it sends packets to all devices which are connected in same network segment. So, please use dedicated router for Ti2 Control. [Instruction Manual] For more information, see the instruction manual, which can be downloaded from the following URL: https://www.manual-dl.microscope.healthcare.nikon.com/en/Ti2-Control/ [Trademark Information] - iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are trademarks or registered trademarks of Apple Inc in the United States and other countries. - App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. - All other tradenames mentioned in this document are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

This app was developed to optically assess the volume of red blood cells, in order to more accurately identify Mean Corpuscular Volume (MCV), a data of great importance in the blood count. 1) Take a picture of the slide seen in the eyepiece of your microscope, 2) afterwards, adjust and align the image with the circle of the app standard The standards refer directly to the volume in fentoliters, analyzing at 1,000x magnification Consider that severely hypochromic red blood cells may have an even smaller volume than the one evaluated. Also measure other cells and bodies in microns using the 50 micron scale. Evaluate the real mcv (Mean Corpuscular Volume) of red blood cells and other blood cells. Measure other bodies with the micrometer scale on the microscope at 1,000x magnification.