Andonstar specializes in high-definition digital microscopes and accessories designed for electronics repair, soldering, coin collecting, and educational observation.
Andonstar (Andonstar Technology Co., Ltd) is a specialized manufacturer of digital microscopes and optical inspection tools. Founded with a mission to make the micro world accessible, the brand produces a wide array of HDMI and USB microscopes featuring integrated high-definition screens, robust metal stands, and versatile lighting systems.
Their products are particularly popular among electronics engineers and hobbyists for PCB soldering and SMD repair due to their long working distances and clear imaging. Additionally, Andonstar microscopes are widely used for antique authentication, jewelry appraisal, and biological education. The company provides dedicated measuring software and supports connectivity with Windows and Mac systems for capturing images and recording videos of microscopic details.
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Connect the device using the provided USB data cable (not a power-only cable). On the microscope screen, select 'PC Camera' mode. On your computer, launch the 'Microscope Measure' or 'Amcap' software and select the microscope as the device source.
Ensure the lens is clean and adjust the focus controller or wheel. You may also need to adjust the height of the bracket (object distance) and the angle of the LED lights for optimal clarity.
Locate the 'reset' hole, usually found on the back of the monitor or under a small plastic cover. Use a pin or paperclip to press the reset button inside to restore factory settings and restart the device.
It is normal for the device to generate heat during high-load image processing and long working hours. The main board and screen areas may feel warm to the touch.
Insert a high-speed Micro-SD card (Class 10 recommended) into the slot. Use the mode button to switch to Video or Photo mode, then press 'OK' or the capture button to record. Ensure the card is formatted before first use.