Reichert Univar, User Manual

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B10
B) with high-performance lamp
The adjustment of the microscope and the microscopic
image is done in the same way as described for the halogen
lamp.
⚪ Switch on the desired high-performance lamp with
corresponding power supply.
⚫ Set the rotating prism for transmitted-light.
⚫ When working with mirror house 4, use the white dot
exciter filter; with mirror house 2, red dot exciter filter
⚫ Move sliding mirror to high-performance lamp position.
⚫ Use neutral density filters as needed.
⚫ Adjust the collector for the high-performance lamp to
evenly illuminate the field.
Interference contrast prism for transmitted-light:
The interference contrast main prism is inserted into the
opening just above the front of the objective nosepiece, and
secured with the knurled screw at the side of the nosepiece.
To remove, loosen the knurled screw and withdraw the
prism.
An analyzer is built-in to the prism, so with the knurled stem
at the front of the main prism you can turn on black and
white or colored.
Interference contrast prisms:
The IC prisms are installed into the lower turret of the
condenser. They are marked with the objective
magnification and with IC. A dedicated prism is required for
each objective. A polarizer is built into each prism.
The lower condenser turret contains the prisms and phase
contrast rings; you can adjust only the ring aperture
position with the centering screws on the underside of the
condenser. A mistaken adjustment of the prisms is not
possible.