NOTES ON DEVICE SAFETY
LSM 510
Notes on handling the computer and data media
B 40-051 e 07/98
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Notes on handling the computer and data media
The computer used as standard in your LSM system is an IBM-compatible high-end pentium computer
with WINDOWS NT (Version 4.0) operating system.
As standard, your computer has one hard disk drive, one drive for 1.44 MB diskettes and one CD-ROM
drive. An additional 640 MB 3.5" MOD drive is installed.
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Do make sure, though, that you receive your LSM system with the operating system installed,
with initialization and start files set up and with the LSM program also installed.
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When working with the hard disk, it is important to know that the more data it contains, the
slower its operation will become. Therefore, data that you do not need permanently should be
stored on a diskette or MOD.
When handling diskettes, avoid data losses by protecting them against extreme temperatures,
moisture and magnetic fields. The data on a diskette is stored in the form of magnetic signals.
To some extent, monitors, telephones or even lamps generate magnetic fields that might
destroy this data. Also, never open the metal cover on diskette cases. A diskette´s surface can
also be destroyed by touching it.
Never turn your computer off before you have exited the LSM program and run down the
WINDOWS NT operating system. Otherwise, the program and/or data files may get lost.
When handling discs of the CD-ROM reader, do not touch the data side of the disc (the side of
the disc with no label or printing).
Do not apply paper labels or write on any part of the disc, data side or label side. If dust or
fingerprints get on the disc, wipe it with a soft cloth from the center to the edge, but do not
use benzine, paint thinner, record cleaner, or static repellent. This can damage the disc.
Do not place the disc in any place where it is exposed to direct sunlight or high temperatures.
Summary of Contents for LSM 510 Inverted
Page 1: ...I LSM 510 Laser Scanning Microscope Operating Manual...
Page 4: ...INTRODUCTION LSM 510 IV B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 10: ...INTRODUCTION LSM 510 X B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 12: ...NOTES ON DEVICE SAFETY Contents LSM 510 1 2 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 22: ...NOTES ON DEVICE SAFETY Warning and information labels LSM 510 1 12 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 24: ...LSM 510 SETUP REQUIREMENTS Contents LSM 510 2 2 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 34: ...LSM 510 SETUP REQUIREMENTS Laser Module VIS Laser Module UV LSM 510 2 12 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 36: ...INTRODUCTION TO LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPY Contents LSM 510 3 2 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 48: ...INTRODUCTION TO LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPY Contents LSM 510 3 2 B 40 051 e 07 98...
Page 231: ...OPERATION LSM 510 Annex B 40 051 e 07 98 4 173 Fig 4 171 Change over of the Scanning Module...
Page 256: ...INTRODUCTION TO LASER SCANNING MICROSCOPY Contents LSM 510 5 2 B 40 051 e 07 98...