ENHANCED VISION Merlin VGA, User Manual

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• Always turn the power OFF for the Merlin VGA and the monitor 

when the system is not in use.

•  At least once per week, clean the Merlin VGA with a soft dry cloth 

or an electrostatic dusting wipe. DO NOT use liquid cleaners on its 

plastic surfaces. No additional methods of sterilization or cleaning 

are recommended or required.

Susceptibility to interference:

There may be temporary degradation of the image when the 

Merlin VGA is subjected to a strong radio frequency field, 

electrostatic discharge or transient electrical noise. An electrostatic 

discharge (caused by static electricity) may cause the screen to go 

black. If this happens, switch the unit off and on again.

compliance Warnings:

• Electromagnetic compatibility: The use of accessories and cables 

other than those specified by Enhanced Vision may result in 

increased emissions or decreased immunity.

• Placement of equipment: The Merlin VGA should not be used 

adjacent to or stacked on top of other equipment.

take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the 

components of your Merlin VGA (refer to next page):

1.   Merlin VGA
2.   Power button
3.   Viewing Mode button 
4.  Size (Magnification) dial
5.   Preset/Object Locator button
6.   Focus Lock/Auto Focus Button

7.   Light ON/OFF Switch (

located underneath unit

)

8.  X-Y table
9.   X-Y table locking lever
10.   Recessed Handles for Carrying Merlin
11.   VGA Output Cable*
12.  Power Input
13.  Power Supply 

(style may vary depending upon country)

14.   Power Cord 

(style may vary depending upon country)

*Note: Your Merlin VGA must be connected to a
          standard computer monitor or LCD/Plasma display 
          equipped with standard VGA inputs (not supplied)

MeRlin VGA At A GlAnce

type B 

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The level of protection of applied parts particularly 

regarding allowable leakage current.

class ii 

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The product is not earthed (grounded) and relies on 

double/reinforced insulation for protection against electric shock.

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Waste of Electronic and Electrical equipment

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