If you have problems with your MicronEye there is a good chance that the problem is setup-related. If you encounter a problem with your MicronEye, run through this checklist of common setup problems to verify that your MicronEye has been setup properly:

• 1. Verify that the card is plugged in properly. Symptoms of this problem include a peppered pattern on the screen, or an all white screen that doesn't go away even when you cover the lens, or the computer just 'hanging' when it attempts to send a command or receive an image.

• 2. Make certain that the lens cap is off and that the aperature setting is not set to 'C' (closed).

• 3. If the display appears to be all black, set the f-stop to the lowest setting and aim the MicronEye at a light source. If any of the screen turns white then the problem may be exposure time related.

• 4. If the display is all white, try setting the f-stop up or reducing the exposure time.

• 5. Try turning off the computer, brush off the interface card with a soft brush, clean the fingers on the card with propanol alcohol and a cotton swab, reinstall the card, and power up the computer.

• 6. Make certain that the cable connecting the MicronEye and the interface card is firmly in place.

• 7. If you are still unable to make the MicronEye operate properly, please contact us at Micron: