Contents

Important Information
- Intended use of this software
- Instruction manual
- Target images of this software
- Measurement accuracy
1 Starting, Exiting
- 1-1 Starting
- 1-2 Exiting
2 Main window
- 2-1 To minimize the window or restore the original size
- 2-2 To view the folder hierarchy
- 2-3 To select multiple files
- 2-4 To view a still image
- 2-5 To play a movie
- 2-6 To play a sound file
- 2-7 To copy or move a file(s) or folder
- 2-8 To drag & drop a file
- 2-9 To rename a file or folder
- 2-10 To create a new folder
- 2-11 To delete a file(s) or folder
- 2-12 To rename image files as a batch
- 2-13 To select how a thumbnail is displayed
- 2-14 To group images
- 2-15 To search images
- 2-16 To modify the image information
- 2-17 To import an image file
- 2-18 To modify the print layout
- 2-19 To preview a printed image
- 2-20 To print an image
- 2-21 To create a report file
- 2-22 To edit a report header
- 2-23 To edit a inspection header
3 Image window
- 3-1 To open the Image window
- 3-2 To switch still images
- 3-3 To perform stereo re-measurement
- 3-4 To perform scaler re-measurement
- 3-5 To save an image information
- 3-6 To save a screen
- 3-7 To copy an image file(s)
- 3-8 To drag & drop an image
- 3-9 To delete an image
- 3-10 To change what is output in a report
- 3-11 To perform trimming
- 3-12 To modify the image information
- 3-13 To edit the note information
- 3-14 To rotate a image
- 3-15 To modify the displayed image size
- 3-16 To overlay the image information
- 3-17 To overlay the note information
- 3-18 To display measurement results
- 3-19 To view two images simultaneously
4 Stereo Measurement window
- 4-1 Stereo measurement target image
- 4-2 To open the Stereo Measurement window
- 4-3 To add a new measurement point
- 4-4 To zoom a entire still image
- 4-5 To zoom a cursor position
- 4-6 To modify the existing measurement points and reference point
- 4-7 To confirm measurement results
- 4-8 To change the measurement mode
- 4-9 To start new measurement
- 4-10 To delete an existing measurement point or reference point
- 4-11 To delete all existing measurement points or reference points
- 4-12 To save new measurement results
- 4-13 To save the measurement window as a still image
- 4-14 To change colors and widths of image-drawing lines
- 4-15 To view the mask line
- 4-16 To change the measurement unit
- 4-17 To change the cursor shape
5 Scaler Measurement window
- 5-1 Scaler measurement target image
- 5-2 To open the Scaler Measurement window
- 5-3 To add a new measurement point
- 5-4 To zoom an entire still image
- 5-5 To modify the existing measurement points
- 5-6 To confirm measurement results and reference length
- 5-7 To start new measurement
- 5-8 To modify the reference length
- 5-9 To Show or hide the reference line
- 5-10 To delete an existing measurement point
- 5-11 To delete all existing measurement points
- 5-12 To save new measurement results
- 5-13 To save the measurement window as a still image
- 5-14 To change colors and widths of image-drawing lines
- 5-15 To change the measurement unit
- 5-16 To change the cursor shape
6 Displayed Error Messages and Error Remedies
7 Specifications

Olympus InHelp Viewer Instruction Manual

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Olympus InHelp Viewer Specification

The Olympus InHelp Viewer is a sophisticated software application designed to enhance the inspection process by providing comprehensive image management and analysis capabilities. It is tailored to meet the demands of users who require efficient organization, evaluation, and sharing of inspection data. The software supports a wide range of image formats, offering compatibility with various Olympus imaging devices. It facilitates seamless integration with the company's digital imaging systems, ensuring smooth data transfer and accessibility.

The InHelp Viewer is equipped with advanced tools that enable detailed image analysis, including measurement functions, annotation features, and the ability to create detailed inspection reports. The intuitive user interface provides an easy-to-navigate environment, allowing users to focus on their analysis rather than software complexities. Additionally, the software supports multi-language options to cater to a global user base.

A key feature of the InHelp Viewer is its robust file management system, which enables users to categorize and store large volumes of data efficiently. The software also allows for secure sharing of information through various export options, ensuring that critical inspection data can be easily communicated and reviewed by relevant stakeholders.

The software is designed to operate on standard Windows platforms, ensuring broad compatibility and easy installation. Regular updates ensure that the InHelp Viewer remains at the forefront of technological advancements, offering users the latest tools for optimal performance. With a focus on reliability, accuracy, and user-friendliness, the Olympus InHelp Viewer serves as an essential asset for professionals in industries that demand meticulous inspection and documentation.

Olympus InHelp Viewer F.A.Q.

How do I install Olympus InHelp Viewer on my PC?

To install Olympus InHelp Viewer, download the installation file from the official Olympus website. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions. Ensure that your system meets the minimum requirements before installation.

What should I do if Olympus InHelp Viewer crashes on startup?

If Olympus InHelp Viewer crashes on startup, try reinstalling the software. Ensure that your graphics drivers are up-to-date and that your computer meets the software's system requirements. Check for any conflicting software that might be causing the issue.

Can I open multiple files simultaneously in Olympus InHelp Viewer?

Yes, Olympus InHelp Viewer supports opening multiple files simultaneously. Use the 'File' menu to open additional files in separate tabs or windows within the application.

How do I update Olympus InHelp Viewer to the latest version?

To update Olympus InHelp Viewer, check for updates through the application settings or visit the Olympus website to download the latest version. Install the update by following the provided instructions.

Is there a way to customize the interface of Olympus InHelp Viewer?

Olympus InHelp Viewer offers some customization options such as changing the theme, adjusting toolbar settings, and configuring display options. These can be found under the 'Preferences' or 'Settings' menu.

What formats are supported by Olympus InHelp Viewer?

Olympus InHelp Viewer supports a variety of formats, including JPEG, BMP, PNG, TIFF, and Olympus proprietary formats like ORF. Refer to the user manual for a complete list of supported formats.

How can I troubleshoot connection issues with Olympus InHelp Viewer?

If you experience connection issues, check your network settings and ensure that any necessary firewalls or antivirus programs are not blocking the application. Restart the program and your device to see if the issue persists.

Can Olympus InHelp Viewer be used on a Mac system?

Olympus InHelp Viewer is primarily designed for Windows systems. For Mac users, consider using a compatible virtual machine or checking if a Mac version has been released on the official website.

How do I perform a basic image analysis in Olympus InHelp Viewer?

To perform a basic image analysis, open the image file, then use the analysis tools provided in the toolbar. You can measure dimensions, apply filters, and annotate images directly within the viewer.

What should I do if I encounter an error code in Olympus InHelp Viewer?

If you encounter an error code, refer to the troubleshooting section of the user manual. Additionally, Olympus support can provide specific solutions based on the error code. Ensure your software is up-to-date, as updates may resolve certain errors.