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Welcome to a new world of adventure.
Your new
StarShoot Deep Space Color Imaging Camera II (SSDSI-
II) is capable of capturing detailed, full-color images of
astronomical objects. Galaxies, star clusters, and nebu-
lae, as well as the planets, Moon, and Sun (with optional
solar filter) can all be imaged to create spectacular views
on your computer (laptop recommended, see “System
Requirements”) which can be saved for emailing or printing
later. You’ll find that this relatively inexpensive, yet power-
ful, camera will enhance your astronomical journeys with
your telescope.
II) is capable of capturing detailed, full-color images of
astronomical objects. Galaxies, star clusters, and nebu-
lae, as well as the planets, Moon, and Sun (with optional
solar filter) can all be imaged to create spectacular views
on your computer (laptop recommended, see “System
Requirements”) which can be saved for emailing or printing
later. You’ll find that this relatively inexpensive, yet power-
ful, camera will enhance your astronomical journeys with
your telescope.
Please read this instruction manual before attempting to use the camera or
install the needed software. For the most detailed information on specific
camera and software functions, consult the Maxim DL Essentials Help menu;
the tutorials found there are especially useful for familiarizing yourself with how
the software and camera are typically used.
install the needed software. For the most detailed information on specific
camera and software functions, consult the Maxim DL Essentials Help menu;
the tutorials found there are especially useful for familiarizing yourself with how
the software and camera are typically used.
Parts List
• StarShoot Deep Space Color Imager II
• USB cable
• 3V Power supply for TEC (requires 2x D-cell batteries, not included)
• CD-ROM
• USB cable
• 3V Power supply for TEC (requires 2x D-cell batteries, not included)
• CD-ROM
System Requirements
(refer to Figure 1)
Telescope
The SSDSI-II can be used with virtually any telescope that is compatible with
1.25" format eyepieces. The camera simply is inserted into a focuser in the
same way as a standard eyepiece (Figure 2a).
Important Note: Be sure to always firmly tighten the thumbscrew(s) that
secures the SSDSI-II in the telescope focuser, or it could fall out and onto the
ground!
If your telescope is has T-threads for direct camera attachment, a more secure
connection can be made. First, unthread the nosepiece from the SSDSI-II. This
exposes the camera’s T-threads. Now, simply thread the camera onto your
telescope (Figure 2b).
The SSDSI-II can be used with virtually any telescope that is compatible with
1.25" format eyepieces. The camera simply is inserted into a focuser in the
same way as a standard eyepiece (Figure 2a).
Important Note: Be sure to always firmly tighten the thumbscrew(s) that
secures the SSDSI-II in the telescope focuser, or it could fall out and onto the
ground!
If your telescope is has T-threads for direct camera attachment, a more secure
connection can be made. First, unthread the nosepiece from the SSDSI-II. This
exposes the camera’s T-threads. Now, simply thread the camera onto your
telescope (Figure 2b).
Figure 1.
To use the SSDSI-II, a telescope, mount, and computer are required.
Figure 2a.
The SSDSI-II fits into 1.25" focuser, just like a standard 1.25" eyepiece.
Firmly tighten the thumbscrew that secures the SSDSI in the focuser.