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Under no circumstances should users clean any lens surface with a dry cotton swab, dry 

cloth or dry lens paper as this will scratch the lens surface causing irreparable damage. Water 

is not recommended for cleaning lenses as it will leave water stains on the lens surface 

possibly leading to fungus growth causing irreparable damage. 

 

5.4 Moving 

the 

Microscope 

5.4.1  The microscope should be moved around as little as possible. 

 

5.4.2  If it is necessary to move the microscope, users should ensure that the eyepieces are firmly  

      secured in the eyepiece tubes, the microscope is firmly secured to the vertical post and the  

      support collar is firmly secured before moving. 

 

5.4.3  When moving the microscope, use both hands, one hand holding the bottom of the stand and  

      the other hand holding the top of the vertical post of the head holder of the microscope. 

 

5.4.4  The microscope should always be kept upright while moving. 

 

5.5   

Electrical Parts of the Microscope 

5.5.1  Before plugging the power cord into the power supply, make sure that the supply voltage  

   matches 

the 

operation voltage of the equipment. 

 

5.5.2  Turn the equipment off before plugging the power cord into the power supply. 

 

5.5.3  It is recommended that users turn down the illumination before turning off the equipment. 

 

5.5.4  Do not turn the power on again immediately after it has been turned off as this will shorten the  

      life span of the light bulb and may cause damage to the electrical system. 

 

5.5.5  Users should observe all local safety regulations. While the equipment is CE safety approved,  

      users are expected to use the equipment in a safe and responsible manner.  

Summary of Contents for SMZ-171 BL

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Page 2: ...rements of modern research techniques and testing methods This involves modification to the mechanical structure and optical design of our instruments Therefore all descriptions and illustrations in t...

Page 3: ...g Distance 7 3 4 Changing the Bulb 7 4 KNOWING YOUR MICROSCOPE 9 4 1 Stereo Body with Binocular or Trinocular Head 9 4 2 Stand 10 4 3 External Illuminator 13 4 4 Eyepieces and Auxiliary Objectives 13...

Page 4: ...ideal instruments for examining objects of industrial biological medical or educational natures Optional with ESD feature with head and stand Abbr ESD means Electro Static discharge SMZ 171 Standard C...

Page 5: ...4 1 1 Nomenclature SMZ 171 BL Fig 1 SMZ 171 TL with ESD Fig 2...

Page 6: ...tical post This is important as this collar keeps the microscope from sliding down the column 2 2 3 The head holder should rest on the support collar and both the head holder locking screw and the col...

Page 7: ...n a certain distance to focus the sample This movement is enabled by a rack and pinion mechanism The tension of the focusing knob can be adjusted using the tension knob located in the inner region of...

Page 8: ...alculated using the following equation Total magnification Eyepiece magnification X Zoom magnification X Objective lens magnification 3 3 3 Working distance varies from 301mm when using a 0 3X objecti...

Page 9: ...LED circuit board from the socket and carefully plug in the new LED circuit board Finally firmly secure the bottom plate after changing the old one 3 4 4 Never touch the glass surface of the light bu...

Page 10: ...cales are printed on the knobs to display the current magnification Adjust these knobs to change the magnification of the image If the microscope has been properly adjusted the image should remain in...

Page 11: ...adapter for the imaging device After fitting the adapter this locking screw should be tightened N WF eyepiece high eye point 10X 23 diopter adjustable interchangeable with biological eyepieces 4 2 St...

Page 12: ...e main switch located at the back side should be switched to the on position Fig 9 Fig 9 A separated power switch for transmitted and incident illumination is located on the right hand side Users are...

Page 13: ...2 Basically the same as the Pole version stand except that the head holder cannot be moved freely along the arm and cannot be removed from the stand The arm version is not as versatility as the pole v...

Page 14: ...Motic SMZ 171 stereomicroscopes also is available 4 4 Eyepieces and Auxiliary Objectives 4 4 1 There are N WF eyepieces with high eye point of different magnifications to choose from including 10X 12...

Page 15: ...with the frosted glass or stage plate removed a darkfield effect is created It is especially useful for analyzing jewelry and special techniques in Bio Med applications including In situ silver gain...

Page 16: ...microscope Grub screw locks into slot groove stopping tilt Microscope is positioned vertical to base with no Slant Add position for hand carrying around four sides New modularity can be used in wide r...

Page 17: ...added to shield against dust and moisture 5 2 Protection against Water and Moisture The instrument should be kept away from all water sources including pipes and sinks Humidity in the room where the i...

Page 18: ...ands one hand holding the bottom of the stand and the other hand holding the top of the vertical post of the head holder of the microscope 5 4 4 The microscope should always be kept upright while movi...

Page 19: ...stment 48mm 75mm Height of eye point 405mm Working distance standard 110mm Weight 5 95kg head with 1 25kg 6 2kg head with 1 5kg Adapters Trinocular head only 0 5X 0 65X 1X adapters available Auxiliary...

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Page 21: ...el 34 93 756 6286 Fax 34 93 756 6287 Website http www motic com E mail info speedfair com Motic China Group Ltd China Motic Building Torch Hi Tech Industrial Development Zone Xiamen P R C Tel 86 0592...

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