Zeiss S88, Instructions For Use Manual

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G-30-1426-en S88 Floor Stand with Lifting Column Issue 9.0
Printed on 28. 01. 2009
Operation
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Overview:
Control functions for OPMI Vario with SpeedFokus (autofocus).
The control functions are explained in more detail in the following sec-
tions.
Note:
The functions of the SpeedFokus (autofocus) option are only displayed in
the user interface for OPMI Vario on a suspension system if this option
has been actually installed. The special functions of the SpeedFokus
(autofocus) option comprise:
– Video-AF mode (MENU B), complete
– AF-ROI SIZE function in configuration menu 3 (SETTINGS 3)
Basic mode
see page 96
– Setting the lamp bright-
ness
– Display of working dis-
tance or total magnifica-
tion, display switchover
– Setting the user ID
Speed mode
(Menu A)
, see page 103
– Setting the speed for fo-
cusing
– Setting the speed for the
zoom function
– Setting the speed for the
X-Y coupling
Autofocus mode
(Menu B)
, see page 105
– Automatic focusing after lock-
ing of the magnetic brakes
(on / off)
– Display of the ROI (region of
interest) on/off
– Entering the video camera
orientation (left/right)
Configuration mode 1
(Settings 1)
, see page 107
– Assigning a function to
button C of the foot con-
trol panel
– Assigning a function to
button D of the foot con-
trol panel
– Assigning a function to
the freely configurable
handgrip buttons
Configuration mode 2
(Settings 2)
, see page 110
– Setting the focus speed
depending on the zoom
setting
– Setting the brightness de-
pending on the zoom set-
ting
– Setting the power-on be-
havior
Configuration mode 3
(Settings 3)
, see page 113
– Entering the current eyepiece
magnification for the calcula-
tion of the total magnification
displayed in the basic mode.
– Selecting the magnetic
brakes to be unlocked by
pressing handgrip buttons B
– Setting the ROI size
Configuration mode 4
(Settings 4)
, see page 116
– Defining the position of
the ROI.
– Entering the video focal
length
Configuration mode 5
(Settings 5)
, see page 117
– Entering the size of the
video camera's CCD ar-
ray