Microscope systems Hikrobot
Zoom microscope systems with HDMI output: the image goes straight to a monitor, no PC required. Used at manual inspection, soldering and small-part assembly stations.
| Model | Resolution | Interface | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| MV-CM2020C-0HZoom microscope system | 1920 × 1080 | HDMI | — |
| MV-CM3040C-1HZoom microscope system | 2560 × 1440 | HDMI | — |
| MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD)Zoom microscope system | 2560 × 1440 | HDMI | — |
| MV-CM3120C-1HZoom microscope system | 4096 × 3024 | HDMI | — |
| MV-MZS200H-100（Kit）Zoom microscope system | 1920 × 1080 | HDMI | — |
| MV-MZS300H-100（Kit）Zoom microscope system | 2560 × 1440 | HDMI | — |
| MV-MZS300H-300（Kit）Zoom microscope system | 2560 × 1440 | HDMI | — |
| MV-MZS400H-101Zoom microscope system | 4096 × 3024 | HDMI | — |
| MV-MVS-2619-STDMicroscope system accessory | — | — | — |
Choose a monitor-based inspection system
These zoom microscope systems send an HDMI image directly to a monitor and do not require a PC. They are intended for manual inspection, soldering and small-part assembly stations. The category therefore combines the microscope viewing system with a direct display workflow for close work carried out by an operator.
Begin with the station task and the planned HDMI monitor connection, then distinguish a complete zoom microscope system from the accessory entry. Manual inspection, soldering and small-part assembly share the same direct-to-monitor arrangement. Keeping that output path fixed narrows the decision to the named system variants and the required accessory.
The MV-CM branch contains MV-CM2020C-0H, MV-CM3040C-1H, MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) and MV-CM3120C-1H. The MV-MZS branch contains MV-MZS200H-100（Kit）, MV-MZS300H-100（Kit）, MV-MZS300H-300（Kit） and MV-MZS400H-101. MV-MVS-2619-STD is classified separately as a microscope system accessory.
Use the complete designation when recording the choice. MV-CM3040C-1H and MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) are separate entries, as are the MV-MZS300H-100（Kit） and MV-MZS300H-300（Kit） versions. The parenthetical MSD and Kit markers, plus the final numeric blocks, are part of the product names and should remain attached throughout station planning.
FAQ
Which bench tasks are covered by the microscope systems?
The stated uses are manual inspection, soldering and small-part assembly stations. Each system is a zoom microscope arrangement intended to present the working image to the operator.
Does the display workflow require a connected PC?
No PC is required for the described viewing path. The zoom microscope system provides HDMI output and sends the image straight to a monitor, which suits the manual station tasks named for the category.
How is the model range divided into its main branches?
Four entries use MV-CM designations and four use MV-MZS designations. The MV-CM branch runs from MV-CM2020C-0H through MV-CM3120C-1H, while the MV-MZS branch runs from MV-MZS200H-100（Kit） through MV-MZS400H-101.
Which microscope designations explicitly include the Kit marker?
The Kit marker appears in MV-MZS200H-100（Kit）, MV-MZS300H-100（Kit） and MV-MZS300H-300（Kit）. MV-MZS400H-101 is also a zoom microscope system but its designation does not contain that marker.
Why should the MSD suffix be retained in the model name?
MV-CM3040C-1H and MV-CM3040C-1H(MSD) are two separate zoom microscope system entries. Retaining the parenthetical MSD marker prevents the variant from being reduced to the other designation.
Which listed item belongs to the accessory side of the category?
MV-MVS-2619-STD is identified as a microscope system accessory. It should be distinguished from the eight MV-CM and MV-MZS entries, each of which is identified as a zoom microscope system.