ZEISS
OPERATION
Axio Imager 2
Operating the motorized microscope via the touchscreen of the TFT display
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The parcentricity function is activated or deactivated by means of the
On
and
Off
buttons. Stored values
remain in the memory of the device after deactivation. When active, this function ensures that the same
spot always appears in the center of the field of view when changing objectives.
Use the
Adjustment
button to set up the parcentricity alignment. On pressing this button, a wizard
appears to guide you through the procedure. During the parcentricity alignment a parfocality alignment
is also always performed. Therefore, it is important that the reference point is always focused on
regardless of the magnification.
After the alignment, the functionality must be activated by pressing the
On
button.
The
Silent Mode
function is used to display (check box activated) or not to display (check box
deactivated) the offset in x and y coordinates when changing objectives.
(5)
Camera ports tab
This tab allows you to configure the adapters and
beam splitters (beam-splitting mirrors / reflecting
mirrors) for the camera ports (Top Port / Back Port /
Side Port).
Before attaching/removing the camera
path deflection, left (Side Port) or
before any tube change, switch off the
microscope to ensure that the system
detects the correct port status during
the next initialization process.
Adapter
Up to three buttons are displayed here depending
on the equipment of the camera path deflection
and the tube used. The status of the ports is
detected by the system during initialization (and on
opening the
Settings - Components
page).
•
To assign an adapter to a button, press the gray
button.
The
Configure Camera Adapter
(Fig. 147) list
opens.
•
Choose the appropriate adapter from the list
using the
▲ ▼
buttons.
•
Press the
Save
button to assign the selected
adapter to the port. Press the
Cancel
button to
close the window without any selection.
The button is now labeled with the magnification
factor. Proceed in the same way for the other
ports.
Fig. 146
Microscope -> Config ->
Components -> Camera ports
Fig. 147
Selecting the camera adapter
