Microscope LCD Screen

9.7" 5M AM5699 Android Retina Integrated Display Camera for Microscope

Product Overview

The AM5699 is a 9.7-inch integrated display camera with a 5-megapixel CMOS sensor and Android 5.1 operating system, designed to replace a microscope eyepiece and provide a full-screen inspection solution. It delivers 2048x1536 resolution at 15 frames per second over USB2.0, HDMI, or Wi-Fi, with built-in measurement tools and image annotation. The unit operates on a 12V DC power supply and includes a retinal LCD screen, eliminating the need for a separate monitor.

Screen size9.7 inches
Screen resolution2048*1536
Display typeRetinal LCD
Sensor size1/2.5"
Effective pixels5 million
Sensor modelSONY Imx335 1/2.8"

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Key Benefits

9.7-inch retinal LCD screen displays 2048x1536 resolution at 15fps, so inspection is visible without a computer
Integrated Android 5.1 OS enables standalone operation with mouse control and touch interface
Built-in measurement tools support straight, broken, and curve line length, circle center distance, and polygon area
Supports 16 million pixel static image capture and 1080P video recording with TF card and HDMI output
Dual output via USB2.0 and HDMI allows connection to a monitor or computer simultaneously
Wi-Fi transmission enables remote viewing and control from a smartphone or tablet
DC-12V power input with 2A current ensures stable operation without external power supply

Application Scenarios

Electronics rework bench where a technician needs to measure solder joint length and annotate defects directly on the screen
Teaching lab where students view a live image on a large screen and use the measurement tools for lab reports
Quality inspection station that requires 1080P video recording for traceability without a PC
Jewellery workshop where a craftsman measures the center distance between two gemstone settings
Field geology team using the Wi-Fi function to send images to a central database from a remote site
Research lab documenting micro-structure dimensions with polygon and circle geometry tools

Who It Is For

Electronics manufacturers doing SMD and BGA inspection and rework
Teaching laboratories in universities and technical schools
Quality control departments requiring video and image documentation
Jewellery, watchmaking and precision assembly workshops
Field researchers in geology, mineralogy and gemmology
Independent inspectors and repair technicians working without a computer

Problems It Solves

A microscope with no display forces the operator to look through an eyepiece and describe defects instead of showing them
Separate camera and monitor setups require multiple cables and power sources, increasing setup complexity
Lack of built-in measurement tools means operators must use external software or manual calculations
No standalone operation means the microscope cannot be used without a connected PC
Low-resolution screens or slow frame rates make it hard to track fast movements during inspection
No annotation or text function means inspection notes must be recorded separately

Technical Features

Integrated 9.7-inch retinal LCD screen with 2048x1536 resolution
CMOS sensor SONY Imx335, 1/2.8" size, 5 million effective pixels, 2.2μm x 2.2μm pixel size
15 frames per second at 2048x1536 resolution
Android 5.1 operating system with mouse control and touch interface
Dual video output: USB2.0 and HDMI for simultaneous monitor and PC connection
Wi-Fi transmission for remote viewing and control
TF card slot for local image and video storage
Built-in measurement tools: line length, circle center distance, polygon area, radius, concentric circles
Image annotation: text, coordinates, reticle, point marking
Supports 16 million pixel static image capture and 1080P video recording
4-core Cortex-A17 CPU, max frequency 1.8GHz, supports duplex video decoding
Power input: DC-12V/2A, supplied with 12V DC adapter

Specifications

Screen size	9.7 inches
Screen resolution	2048*1536
Display type	Retinal LCD
Sensor size	1/2.5"
Effective pixels	5 million
Sensor model	SONY Imx335 1/2.8"
Resolution	2048*1536 @ 15FPS
Pixel size	2.2μm * 2.2μm
Scanning mode	Progressive scan
Data interface	USB2.0, HDMI, TF card, Wi-Fi
Operating system	Android 5.1
CPU	4 core Cortex-A17, max frequency 1.8GHz
Video decoding	Duplex, up to 1080P
Image capture	16 million pixels
Video recording	1080P
Measurement tools	Line length, circle center distance, polygon, square, radius, concentric circles
Annotation features	Text, coordinates, reticle, point marking
Power supply	DC-12V/2A
Power input	DC-12V
Power adapter	Included
Package size	238.0051.00206.00mm
Weight	0.6kg

Specifications are taken from the AMADA product data for this item. Confirm critical dimensions with us in writing before ordering.

Customization Options

Available with or without a mounting bracket for C-mount or 23.2mm tube diameter
Can be supplied with a custom cable length for USB2.0 or HDMI output
Optional firmware update to support Android 5.1 and above systems
Can be configured for single or dual output (USB2.0 + HDMI) based on user needs

Comparison With Other Options

Standard USB2.0 microscope camera without display	The AM5699 includes a full 9.7-inch screen and Android OS, so it operates independently without a PC; a standard camera requires a monitor and computer to view the image
Basic LCD digital microscope with fixed screen	The AM5699 supports Wi-Fi, TF card, and HDMI output, allowing remote access and local storage; a basic LCD unit usually has only one output and no operating system
Camera with external PC software only	The AM5699 has built-in measurement and annotation tools, so no software installation is needed; a PC-only camera requires separate software and driver setup

Use Guide

Connect the DC-12V power adapter to the unit before turning on; ensure the power supply matches 12V/2A
Use the touch interface or mouse to navigate the Android 5.1 menu and select the desired output mode (USB2.0, HDMI, Wi-Fi)
For measurement tasks, select the geometry tool and use the on-screen grid or reticle to define points
To record video, press the record button and confirm the TF card is inserted and has space
For Wi-Fi connection, ensure the device is in the same network as the receiving device and use the provided IP address to connect
If the screen is not displaying, check the USB2.0 or HDMI cable and ensure the output mode is set correctly
Use the annotation tools to mark defects or features directly on the image before saving