The Joyin Micros SC: A Game-Changer for Tech Enthusiasts and Students Alike

As I began to set up the Joyin Micros SC, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and curiosity. The device promised to be incredibly useful, and I was eager to put it through its paces. With the DC Port connected to power, I pulled out the light box and began to examine it more closely.

One of the first things that struck me about the Joyin Micros SC was the variety of lenses that came with it. Lens L was perfect for examining circuit boards, while lens A offered a working distance of 12 mm to 320 millimeters, making it ideal for looking at coins or small objects like jewelry. Lens D, on the other hand, had a working distance of 4 mm to 5 mm and was specifically designed for viewing slides.

I decided to start by examining some of the specimens that were provided with the device. I switched to lens D and began to focus in on one of the slides. As I adjusted the focal distance, I found myself mesmerized by the intricate details of the slide. It turned out to be a cross-section of a pine stem, and I couldn't believe my eyes.

The Joyin Micros SC was truly impressive, and I could see why it would be an invaluable tool for students working on projects or simply anyone who needed to examine small objects closely. The device's ability to hook up to a computer and record exactly what was being viewed was also a major selling point. I imagined being able to share videos of my own experiments or projects with others, showcasing the intricate details that often went unseen by the naked eye.

As I continued to explore the Joyin Micros SC, I began to think about all the different ways it could be used. It wouldn't just be limited to circuit boards and soldering; it would also be perfect for rock collectors, coin collectors, stamp collectors, or anyone who needed to inspect small objects closely. And with its ability to hook up to a giant screen, the possibilities seemed endless.

I realized that the Joyin Micros SC was not just a device – it was an experience. It offered a new way of seeing and understanding the world around us, one that was both fascinating and educational. I couldn't wait to share my newfound enthusiasm with others and explore all the ways this incredible device could be used.

In conclusion, the Joyin Micros SC is an absolute game-changer for anyone who loves technology, science, or simply wants to see the world in a new light. Whether you're a student looking for a unique tool or a tech enthusiast seeking a new challenge, this device has something special to offer. With its versatility, ease of use, and impressive features, it's clear that the Joyin Micros SC is a must-have for anyone who wants to explore the world of microscopy.

Link: The author invites readers to check out the Joyin Micros SC by visiting the link provided in the video description. By doing so, they hope to share their enthusiasm with others and inspire people to explore the world of microscopy for themselves.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwhat's up everybody this Carl from deil goodies and I got a fun one for you today we are taking a look at a microscope a digital microscope with a screen that hooks up to your computer and it has so many applications I'm super excited to open this one up and try it out and share it with you all this is the joy lens jl2 246 Ms digital microscope it has a 7in LCD screen it's great to use for any sort of soldering projects any sort of small projects any sort of projects where you have something that is too small to see and you know for me getting a little bit older and my eyesight not being so awesome this is going to be something that I'm going to be able to use all the time we'll open this up and try it out go through a couple practical applications and see how she works so in the box which is a pretty big box uh you have the manual setup instructions the screen that goes with it different connector cables and by the way this is actually going to be a long setup process which should be a lot of fun but I'll put the chapters in here if you want to jump forward to when it's assembled and see how it actually works a remote control a small SD card for capturing video so if I want to actually capture video on this and then use it we'll try that out later more cables the base station itself connectors and that is it get this box out of my way please all right let's assess what we've got so we've got a base here it's got two small lights that you can bring around to be able to sort of shine on whatever you're working on it's got two poles here it's got the screen and a bunch of dads and Bobs so let's go ahead and see if we can pop this sucker together and give it a try step one screw this into here done step two slide this over the top here tighten it down this is basically your arm that holds in the magnifying magnifier and screen and so that's an interesting part about this is that the magnifier is actually right here connected directly to the screen so this is your basically your main um unit right here everything right here is sort of supporting this main unit and the other good thing to note about this product is that it does have different lenses that you can connect so I'll go ahead and take this lens off because I need to be able to connect it to the main housing so you can see that that comes out there and the main lens receiver is on the inside there so this just plops down into the unit itself and there are two screws in the back here that we use to sort of tighten that on so now that that's connected think I think it can actually go down a little bit further so now that that's Seated on there we can go ahead and tighten this up and then we can put the lens back on now I'm going to have to do two things because see if I can adjust this a little bit okay so I zoom My Lens out just a little bit to hopefully be able to show you this now there are two metal clips that go here it looks like to be able to hold the specimens in place now it's got two different lenses here it looks like it's got a object distance of 90 mm to 300 mm lens this is like a little bit of a bigger lens and then it's got the smaller lens here and each one of these are different um practical uses not exactly sure what the differences on each one of these is I'll see if I can take a look ah this one's got Optical object distance of 4 to 5 millim so this is a super closeup um where this one is not this is a pretty involved product right here love this I mean that's when you when you love Tech you love to be able to spend some time messing around with something trying it out seeing if it's any good and that's the whole point of this Channel all right so let's take a look at the top here see if I can get the camera camera to focus in on this with a little bit of extra light so here we've got um we've have an HDMI port so you can plug this directly into some sort of HDMI monitor you have a micro SD slot so you can record directly to that micro SD card and it looks like there's another thing here which I think is a looks to be a micro USB that might be for power or for remotely controlling the device itself and it's got different buttons across the top one for power one for menu one for up digital zoom in and out and then okay to start recording so let's get this bad boy powered up now the way they have this set up is that they give you this cable right here so this has a uh little remote control on it right here for the brightness up and down for the lights and then the whole thing kind of combines together into a couple of different cables you have this small cable here that plugs into the back of the monitor itself to give power to the monitor then you have this little power cable right here which is like a little bit of a looks like a little DC adapter which goes in the back here to give power to the lights and then we can plug it in to a USB port so basically USB port on your computer or a USB port on a brick into the wall and we are good to go looks like we've got some power let's go ahead and give this thing a try I will there might be a little bit of LED flashing um from the camera refresh rate but let's go ahead and try some different things so go ahead and put this under here now it's not autofocus there is right here on the side there is a focusing ring so we can kind of focus down directly onto the item that we want to show so going set this down so I'm not shaking so we can get right in there and focus up really well that looks great all right let's try a couple of different things what do they give us so it looks like they gave us a couple of slides that we can take a look at which is awesome the kids will like that for school and then I've got a couple of different things that I want to be able to take a look at one of the things here um that they also give you is a little light box you can see that this allows you to basically put a slide in here uh and light up the light box to be able to show light from underneath and that way you can actually see Direct on the side so we'll try that in a little bit so let's go and try a couple things on my desk how about Mr turtle that everyone seems to like let's check a look at specifically how well detailed the grain of this turtle is oh yeah that's nice wo getting right down there into the grain all right let's try some other stuff when I use these little esp8266 boards I have to plug these breadboard cables into specific spots and and I will show you here in a second that it's almost impossible to be able to see what the very specific numbers are okay so let me go ahead and focus in on this all right so now I can read it quite well from the screen this is voltage this is ground and then on the other side here I have to plug it into the the D4 ports so that's zero 1 2 3 and the D4 Port so then if you look on the other side here it's got each one of these things so then I should be able to come in here figure out which one is the D4 port and then plug my breadboard into it oo that's going to be so helpful to be able to zoom in on this stuff and see all the details of these boards if I am working on something like that very awesome now there's one other thing that I usually have a big problem with is small small text on some of these charging blocks now if I've got this sitting here one of the things that I'm able to do is basically come in here take a look at this adapter and now I can see that this adapter is a 5vt 2 Amp 10 watt adapter so this is the one that actually came with the kit so now you know if I wanted to be able to power it from this right now I have it plugged into my computer I could do that and I would know that this is a 5vt 2 Amp 10 watt adapter so stuff like that is going to be awesome too normally what I've been having to do is take my phone out take a picture of it and zoom in to find out specifically exactly what adapter I'm using I was looking for a 3 amp adapter the other day couldn't find it and this would have been super helpful okay so let's take a look at a couple of these slides that'll be interesting this will be good for my kids in their school one of the things that they say you need to do is so right now I've got basically the DC Port connected to power up these lights right here so I'm going to go ahead and pull it out of the back and then I can use this to power the light box okay so let's take a look at some of the the lenses that come with it okay here I'll show you here got lens L that comes with it that's for circuit boards and stuff that we've been looking at already you've got the lens a which has a working distance of 12 mm to 320 millim and that's for looking at stuff like coins like if you're a coin collector I have some coins downstairs that i' like take a look at you can use it for that and then you have lens D here which is a working distance of 4 mm to 5 mm this is specifically for looking at um the sort of slides that they gave us here so let's go ahead and switch over to that and that way we can take a look at some of the specimens that they gave us so again it's just as easy as taking out these two screws grabbing the right lens putting it on screwing back on the connectors all right so now you can see that we are focusing really close here there's the light that that I hooked up and then what they suggest is that we go ahead and slide this all the way down as close as possible so let's go ahead and do that okay trying to dial in the focal distance of this oh my goodness look at that so this is a oh this this is a honeybee worker I'm sorry it's so close there we go so this is a honeybee worker leg and these are sort of the slides that they gave us wow this is going to be incredible for my kids when they do any school projects if they can record this and zoom in on stuff like that wow that's awesome let's look at some of the other ones wow this Focus oh my gosh look at that this is a crosssection of a pine stem oh wow that's amazing I'm going to lose myself in this video I'm basically just going to be staring at this stuff all day this thing is incredible and the fact that you can hook it up to your computer and record exactly what you're looking at all right this is a honeybee Wing oh look at that that is just amazing wow that lens really gets in there wow that's super impressive man I'm loving this joyin micros SC s again thanks to them for sending this over allowing me the opportunity to have something like this to share with you all but man this is going to be a great addition to my arsenal of tech goodies on my desk to be able to help with this channel to be able to show closeup things of what I'm working on and also super useful in every day if I need to take a look like I said at small text or small circuit boards and it doesn't have to be used for just circuit boards or soldering or something like that it can be used for rock collecting coin collecting stamp collecting for inspecting your stamps if you're a botanist it can be used for plants to check the health of the plants precious stones jewelry I mean there's there is there's an unlimited amount of things that you can use this for so having this set up where you can basically hook it up to your computer hook it up to HDMI you could hook it up to a giant screen if you wanted to to be able to look at stuff you don't have to just use this one right here so let's say I'm I'm looking at something but I'm also presenting to a crowd with a TV behind me I could have that set up so it's displaying exactly what's coming off of here so 100% this thing is a winner I will leave the link down below make sure you go check this out see if it's something that you're interested in if you like stuff like this give me a thumbs up a subscribe but until next time this is Carl from techville goodies and I'm outwhat's up everybody this Carl from deil goodies and I got a fun one for you today we are taking a look at a microscope a digital microscope with a screen that hooks up to your computer and it has so many applications I'm super excited to open this one up and try it out and share it with you all this is the joy lens jl2 246 Ms digital microscope it has a 7in LCD screen it's great to use for any sort of soldering projects any sort of small projects any sort of projects where you have something that is too small to see and you know for me getting a little bit older and my eyesight not being so awesome this is going to be something that I'm going to be able to use all the time we'll open this up and try it out go through a couple practical applications and see how she works so in the box which is a pretty big box uh you have the manual setup instructions the screen that goes with it different connector cables and by the way this is actually going to be a long setup process which should be a lot of fun but I'll put the chapters in here if you want to jump forward to when it's assembled and see how it actually works a remote control a small SD card for capturing video so if I want to actually capture video on this and then use it we'll try that out later more cables the base station itself connectors and that is it get this box out of my way please all right let's assess what we've got so we've got a base here it's got two small lights that you can bring around to be able to sort of shine on whatever you're working on it's got two poles here it's got the screen and a bunch of dads and Bobs so let's go ahead and see if we can pop this sucker together and give it a try step one screw this into here done step two slide this over the top here tighten it down this is basically your arm that holds in the magnifying magnifier and screen and so that's an interesting part about this is that the magnifier is actually right here connected directly to the screen so this is your basically your main um unit right here everything right here is sort of supporting this main unit and the other good thing to note about this product is that it does have different lenses that you can connect so I'll go ahead and take this lens off because I need to be able to connect it to the main housing so you can see that that comes out there and the main lens receiver is on the inside there so this just plops down into the unit itself and there are two screws in the back here that we use to sort of tighten that on so now that that's connected think I think it can actually go down a little bit further so now that that's Seated on there we can go ahead and tighten this up and then we can put the lens back on now I'm going to have to do two things because see if I can adjust this a little bit okay so I zoom My Lens out just a little bit to hopefully be able to show you this now there are two metal clips that go here it looks like to be able to hold the specimens in place now it's got two different lenses here it looks like it's got a object distance of 90 mm to 300 mm lens this is like a little bit of a bigger lens and then it's got the smaller lens here and each one of these are different um practical uses not exactly sure what the differences on each one of these is I'll see if I can take a look ah this one's got Optical object distance of 4 to 5 millim so this is a super closeup um where this one is not this is a pretty involved product right here love this I mean that's when you when you love Tech you love to be able to spend some time messing around with something trying it out seeing if it's any good and that's the whole point of this Channel all right so let's take a look at the top here see if I can get the camera camera to focus in on this with a little bit of extra light so here we've got um we've have an HDMI port so you can plug this directly into some sort of HDMI monitor you have a micro SD slot so you can record directly to that micro SD card and it looks like there's another thing here which I think is a looks to be a micro USB that might be for power or for remotely controlling the device itself and it's got different buttons across the top one for power one for menu one for up digital zoom in and out and then okay to start recording so let's get this bad boy powered up now the way they have this set up is that they give you this cable right here so this has a uh little remote control on it right here for the brightness up and down for the lights and then the whole thing kind of combines together into a couple of different cables you have this small cable here that plugs into the back of the monitor itself to give power to the monitor then you have this little power cable right here which is like a little bit of a looks like a little DC adapter which goes in the back here to give power to the lights and then we can plug it in to a USB port so basically USB port on your computer or a USB port on a brick into the wall and we are good to go looks like we've got some power let's go ahead and give this thing a try I will there might be a little bit of LED flashing um from the camera refresh rate but let's go ahead and try some different things so go ahead and put this under here now it's not autofocus there is right here on the side there is a focusing ring so we can kind of focus down directly onto the item that we want to show so going set this down so I'm not shaking so we can get right in there and focus up really well that looks great all right let's try a couple of different things what do they give us so it looks like they gave us a couple of slides that we can take a look at which is awesome the kids will like that for school and then I've got a couple of different things that I want to be able to take a look at one of the things here um that they also give you is a little light box you can see that this allows you to basically put a slide in here uh and light up the light box to be able to show light from underneath and that way you can actually see Direct on the side so we'll try that in a little bit so let's go and try a couple things on my desk how about Mr turtle that everyone seems to like let's check a look at specifically how well detailed the grain of this turtle is oh yeah that's nice wo getting right down there into the grain all right let's try some other stuff when I use these little esp8266 boards I have to plug these breadboard cables into specific spots and and I will show you here in a second that it's almost impossible to be able to see what the very specific numbers are okay so let me go ahead and focus in on this all right so now I can read it quite well from the screen this is voltage this is ground and then on the other side here I have to plug it into the the D4 ports so that's zero 1 2 3 and the D4 Port so then if you look on the other side here it's got each one of these things so then I should be able to come in here figure out which one is the D4 port and then plug my breadboard into it oo that's going to be so helpful to be able to zoom in on this stuff and see all the details of these boards if I am working on something like that very awesome now there's one other thing that I usually have a big problem with is small small text on some of these charging blocks now if I've got this sitting here one of the things that I'm able to do is basically come in here take a look at this adapter and now I can see that this adapter is a 5vt 2 Amp 10 watt adapter so this is the one that actually came with the kit so now you know if I wanted to be able to power it from this right now I have it plugged into my computer I could do that and I would know that this is a 5vt 2 Amp 10 watt adapter so stuff like that is going to be awesome too normally what I've been having to do is take my phone out take a picture of it and zoom in to find out specifically exactly what adapter I'm using I was looking for a 3 amp adapter the other day couldn't find it and this would have been super helpful okay so let's take a look at a couple of these slides that'll be interesting this will be good for my kids in their school one of the things that they say you need to do is so right now I've got basically the DC Port connected to power up these lights right here so I'm going to go ahead and pull it out of the back and then I can use this to power the light box okay so let's take a look at some of the the lenses that come with it okay here I'll show you here got lens L that comes with it that's for circuit boards and stuff that we've been looking at already you've got the lens a which has a working distance of 12 mm to 320 millim and that's for looking at stuff like coins like if you're a coin collector I have some coins downstairs that i' like take a look at you can use it for that and then you have lens D here which is a working distance of 4 mm to 5 mm this is specifically for looking at um the sort of slides that they gave us here so let's go ahead and switch over to that and that way we can take a look at some of the specimens that they gave us so again it's just as easy as taking out these two screws grabbing the right lens putting it on screwing back on the connectors all right so now you can see that we are focusing really close here there's the light that that I hooked up and then what they suggest is that we go ahead and slide this all the way down as close as possible so let's go ahead and do that okay trying to dial in the focal distance of this oh my goodness look at that so this is a oh this this is a honeybee worker I'm sorry it's so close there we go so this is a honeybee worker leg and these are sort of the slides that they gave us wow this is going to be incredible for my kids when they do any school projects if they can record this and zoom in on stuff like that wow that's awesome let's look at some of the other ones wow this Focus oh my gosh look at that this is a crosssection of a pine stem oh wow that's amazing I'm going to lose myself in this video I'm basically just going to be staring at this stuff all day this thing is incredible and the fact that you can hook it up to your computer and record exactly what you're looking at all right this is a honeybee Wing oh look at that that is just amazing wow that lens really gets in there wow that's super impressive man I'm loving this joyin micros SC s again thanks to them for sending this over allowing me the opportunity to have something like this to share with you all but man this is going to be a great addition to my arsenal of tech goodies on my desk to be able to help with this channel to be able to show closeup things of what I'm working on and also super useful in every day if I need to take a look like I said at small text or small circuit boards and it doesn't have to be used for just circuit boards or soldering or something like that it can be used for rock collecting coin collecting stamp collecting for inspecting your stamps if you're a botanist it can be used for plants to check the health of the plants precious stones jewelry I mean there's there is there's an unlimited amount of things that you can use this for so having this set up where you can basically hook it up to your computer hook it up to HDMI you could hook it up to a giant screen if you wanted to to be able to look at stuff you don't have to just use this one right here so let's say I'm I'm looking at something but I'm also presenting to a crowd with a TV behind me I could have that set up so it's displaying exactly what's coming off of here so 100% this thing is a winner I will leave the link down below make sure you go check this out see if it's something that you're interested in if you like stuff like this give me a thumbs up a subscribe but until next time this is Carl from techville goodies and I'm out