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S Series User Manual Quick Start Guide 28
Using the Eyepieces
The eyepieces form the connection
between the tube and the eye of the
observer. Simply push them into the tube and
they are ready to use.
What does "parfocal" mean?
"Parfocal" means that a specimen
continues to remain exactly in focus, even
if the magnification on the stereo microscope
is modified. All stereo microscopes from Leica
Microsystems are parfocally matched. However,
the parfocality requires a personal dioptric
correction for the user.
Dioptric correction
In order to parfocally match the stereo
microscope, at least one eyepiece with dioptric
correction is necessary. The setup is described
on the following pages:
O
With one adjustable and one fixed eyepiece:
from page 36.
O
With two adjustable eyepieces: from
page 39.
If you do not wear glasses:
Depending on the preferences of the observer,
eyecups can be used.
To avoid eye infections, we recommend
that every user uses his or her own pair
of eyecups.
If you wear glasses:
Eyeglass wearers must remove or fold
back the eyecups (Fig. below left), as
otherwise they cannot see the entire field of
view.