MING-MEI Maestro Multispectral Imaging System User Manual

The MING-MEI Maestro multispectral imaging system manual provides an overview, specifications, operation steps, and maintenance information for the…


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Brand
CRI
Category
Professional medical equipment
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
19
File format
PDF
File size
971 KB
Updated
03 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
610571FBE24A3BE703AE17C81C6359B1

About this manual

The Maestro system from MING‑MEI is a fully automated liquid‑crystal tunable filter imaging platform designed for live‑animal multispectral fluorescence studies. It captures full‑spectral data from 420 nm to 950 nm, removes autofluorescence, and supports multiple fluorescent labels for rapid, high‑sensitivity analysis.

The manual describes the optical layout, software workflow, hardware specifications, and practical guidance on sample preparation, anesthesia, and data acquisition. It also lists system dimensions, light‑source details, and warranty and service information for users in research environments. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Overview
  • Advantages
  • Operating Principle
  • Software Features
  • Hardware Specifications
  • Application Areas
  • Glossary
  • Comparison with Competing Products
  • Warranty and Service
  • Customer References

Specifications

Camera sensor2/3‑inch CCD, 1.3 MP resolution
Liquid crystal tunable filter range420‑720 nm and 500‑950 nm
Minimum wavelength step10 nm
Optical lensNikon f2.8‑f/32 60 mm manual/auto focus
Dark‑box external dimensions95.0 cm × 47.2 cm × 41.4 cm
Excitation light sourceCermax‑type 300 W Xenon lamp, 1 000 h life
Full‑spectral capture time15‑20 seconds for 15 images

Frequently asked questions

What wavelength range can the liquid crystal tunable filter cover?

The filter can be set to any wavelength between 420 nm‑720 nm or 500 nm‑950 nm.

How long does it take to acquire a full‑spectral image sequence?

A sequence of 15 images is captured in about 15 to 20 seconds.

What is the resolution of the camera used in the Maestro system?

The camera uses a 2/3‑inch CCD with a resolution of 1.3 megapixels.

What are the external dimensions of the imaging dark box?

The dark box measures 95.0 cm high, 47.2 cm wide and 41.4 cm deep.

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