Nikon ECLIPSE Ni-E, Instruction Manual

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Chapter 3
Individual Operations
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Shown below is the actual settings. See (1) through (7).
Saving the setting
After completing the setting, be sure to press the
[SAVE] button on the [MICROSCOPE SETUP
MENU] screen to save the settings. If DS-L3 is
turned off without saving settings, previous values
are restored. See Chapter 6 “1 Bulk Saving of
Settings” in the DS-L3 instruction manual
“Microscope Operation” for the details of saving.
Saving the Setting
(1) Setting Optical Elements Installation Information (See DS-L3 Chapter 6 “2 Configuring Optical
Elements Information”.)
Configure optical elements used for the following motorized units:
<Default settings>
Address 1 of a motorized universal condenser and motorized
barrier filter wheel is set to [OPEN] as default, which cannot be
changed. The rest of all has not yet been set. [OPEN] setting is
available only for Address 1 in a motorized/intelligent
epi-fluorescence cube turret.
[SETUP MENU] → [COMPONENTS]
Device selection
Device icons on the top of the screen are as shown below from
left.

Motorized nosepiece/intelligent nosepiece: Objective settings

Motorized condenser: DIC module and PH module settings

Motorized/intelligent epi-fluorescence cube turret (on the 1st
layer): Filter cube settings

Motorized/intelligent epi-fluorescence cube turret (on the 2nd
layer): Filter cube settings

Motorized excitation filter wheel: Excitation filter settings

Motorized barrier filter wheel: Barrier filter settings
Press a device icon button, and then press the address button
of an optical element to select the optical element from a list of
registered elements.
If you cannot find an optical element you want to set in the list,
pressing the [OPTIONAL] button allows you to add up to 10
optical element information. Follow the instruction on the screen
during the operation. Use the same procedure to set it again
when an optical element attachment has changed.
Ex.: Motorized nosepiece, address 1 setting
You can use the same procedure for any devices to set the
optical element information.
Objective selection