Move the stage.
Separate controls move the specimen left and right, forward and back, and in height. Fine focus helps you refine the image after positioning it.
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BeaverLAB Darwin MX Microscope (Open Box)
$449.00
$599.00
-25%
Explore specimens on a 9-inch touchscreen.
The BeaverLAB Darwin MX is a desktop digital microscope for screen-based observation, learning and recording. Position your specimen, adjust the light and keep a record of what you find.
9-inchtouchscreen
View directly on the microscope.
Observe and use the on-screen controls without connecting a separate computer.
3objective positions
Switch the view with a rotary control.
Rotate the objective selector to change lenses, then adjust the stage and focus for your specimen.
3500mAh battery
Recharge between sessions.
A built-in rechargeable battery powers the screen and microscope between charges.
Watch the screen as you position the specimen.
The integrated touchscreen sits above the specimen platform. Use the stage controls and fine focus while watching the image on screen.
- Viewing9-inch touchscreen
- PositioningStage movement and fine focus
Specimen slides and on-screen image shown for illustration.
Position, light and record your specimen.
Adjust light from both sides.
Upper illumination lights surfaces from above. Lower illumination shines through suitable specimens. Adjust each light source to suit what you are observing.
Keep a visual record.
Take photos, record videos and revisit them in the gallery. Drawing and measurement tools let you mark details on screen.
Set up your first observation.
01
Place the specimen.
Set the microscope on a stable surface, open the screen, remove the lens cover and centre the specimen beneath the objective.
02
Select the lens and light.
Choose an objective position and adjust the stage height. Set the upper and lower illumination for the subject.
03
Focus and explore.
Bring the image into focus, then use the stage movement controls to examine another part of the specimen.
Connect by USB.
Windows PC
Observe through BeaverLAB computer software. Connect using a data-capable USB cable and select Camera Switching on the MX. Its built-in screen darkens while the camera is switched to the computer.
Software
Choose the M1, M2, MX package from BeaverLAB software downloads.
Optional mouse
A USB mouse can operate the microscope as an alternative to touch controls. A mouse is an optional extra.
Good to know.
Keep liquids out.
Protect the microscope from water and other liquids. Keep the stage clean and avoid pressing heavily on it.
Use calibration for measurements.
Set dimensional calibration before relying on the measurement tools. The Darwin MX instruction manual (PDF) explains the on-screen controls.
Record on the MX.
The microscope does not support importing and opening external photos, videos or documents.
Specifications.
Viewing and controls
Model
Darwin MX (DDL-MX)
Display
9-inch integrated touchscreen
Objective selector
Three rotary-selectable positions
Illumination
Upper and lower, separately adjustable
Stage
Left/right, forward/back and height adjustment
Focus
Fine-focus control
On-device functions
Photo, video, gallery, drawing and measurement
Connections, power and body
PC connection
USB to Windows with compatible BeaverLAB software
Mouse control
USB mouse support; mouse optional
Battery
3500 mAh
Input
DC 5 V, 1 A
Dimensions
214 × 224 × 324 mm
Materials
ABS + PC
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Explore specimens on a 9-inch touchscreen.
The BeaverLAB Darwin MX is a desktop digital microscope for screen-based observation, learning and recording. Position your specimen, adjust the light and keep a record of what you find.
9-inchtouchscreen
View directly on the microscope.
Observe and use the on-screen controls without connecting a separate computer.
3objective positions
Switch the view with a rotary control.
Rotate the objective selector to change lenses, then adjust the stage and focus for your specimen.
3500mAh battery
Recharge between sessions.
A built-in rechargeable battery powers the screen and microscope between charges.
Watch the screen as you position the specimen.
The integrated touchscreen sits above the specimen platform. Use the stage controls and fine focus while watching the image on screen.
- Viewing9-inch touchscreen
- PositioningStage movement and fine focus
Specimen slides and on-screen image shown for illustration.
Position, light and record your specimen.
Move the stage.
Separate controls move the specimen left and right, forward and back, and in height. Fine focus helps you refine the image after positioning it.
Adjust light from both sides.
Upper illumination lights surfaces from above. Lower illumination shines through suitable specimens. Adjust each light source to suit what you are observing.
Keep a visual record.
Take photos, record videos and revisit them in the gallery. Drawing and measurement tools let you mark details on screen.
Set up your first observation.
01
Place the specimen.
Set the microscope on a stable surface, open the screen, remove the lens cover and centre the specimen beneath the objective.
02
Select the lens and light.
Choose an objective position and adjust the stage height. Set the upper and lower illumination for the subject.
03
Focus and explore.
Bring the image into focus, then use the stage movement controls to examine another part of the specimen.
Connect by USB.
Windows PC
Observe through BeaverLAB computer software. Connect using a data-capable USB cable and select Camera Switching on the MX. Its built-in screen darkens while the camera is switched to the computer.
Software
Choose the M1, M2, MX package from BeaverLAB software downloads.
Optional mouse
A USB mouse can operate the microscope as an alternative to touch controls. A mouse is an optional extra.
Good to know.
Keep liquids out.
Protect the microscope from water and other liquids. Keep the stage clean and avoid pressing heavily on it.
Use calibration for measurements.
Set dimensional calibration before relying on the measurement tools. The Darwin MX instruction manual (PDF) explains the on-screen controls.
Record on the MX.
The microscope does not support importing and opening external photos, videos or documents.
Specifications.
Viewing and controls
Model
Darwin MX (DDL-MX)
Display
9-inch integrated touchscreen
Objective selector
Three rotary-selectable positions
Illumination
Upper and lower, separately adjustable
Stage
Left/right, forward/back and height adjustment
Focus
Fine-focus control
On-device functions
Photo, video, gallery, drawing and measurement
Connections, power and body
PC connection
USB to Windows with compatible BeaverLAB software
Mouse control
USB mouse support; mouse optional
Battery
3500 mAh
Input
DC 5 V, 1 A
Dimensions
214 × 224 × 324 mm
Materials
ABS + PC
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