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Page 2: ...ULTRAPHOT II INSTRUCTIONS...

Page 3: ...the automatic exposure device Calibration the automatic exposure device Working with Transmitted Light Compound Microscope Simple Microscope Working with Incident Light Compound Microscope Simple Mic...

Page 4: ...of Ihe apparatus ore fig 1 A Stond G Sloge group with substage for transmit B 9x 12 om 4 XS j Photo Head inter ed light changeable with H Illuminator for low voltage filament bulb C 35 mm PhOTO Head...

Page 5: ...A Patf of RGJI in the Compound Microscope 2 TrcIftIMitted 11 lnation Incident Illumincrtion...

Page 6: ...1 2 3 5 6 7 _ _ _ __ 8 21 22 23 2 1...

Page 7: ...eads 6 Stop for the Tube Heads 7 Clamping screw for the Tube Heads 8 Cover for the light exit in epi illumination 9 Clamping strip for sloge and condenser carriers 10 Filter holder 11 Main switch of t...

Page 8: ...or carriage during transportation 31 Fastening screw of A 30 32 Rings for adiusting the scoles of magnifica tion 33 Red reference points for Optovar positions 1 25 l 6 and 2 A Stand Fig 4 The Carrier...

Page 9: ...T II 0 of iol No SS Ot6 excepting 6 ploce numbers 3000 Objective 4 6 3 10 16 25 40 63 100 The table shows the magnifications obtainable with the combination of individual objectives and the three posi...

Page 10: ...are three such rings for the Compound Micros cape They are distinguished by blade numbers There is one for each of the three positions of the OPTOVAR E 18 The relation is given by 1 2 or 3 red dots A...

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Page 12: ...hutter opening 9 lever for opening a nd cocking the focal plane shutter by hand For cocking a nd clos ing the shuHer by hand p 56 section 7 o r by inserting the plate holder p 86 sectians 10 and 11 th...

Page 13: ...t by pulling it upwards In its place a simple Praiection Head Fig 8 or a 35 mm Photo Head Fig 6 can be 10 inserted In taking a photograph the image is focused on the focusing screen 8 7 located immedi...

Page 14: ...tely in and released the shutter closes In the interior of the Photo Head to the left of the focusing screen is a photocell 8 13 It determines the brightness of the imoge throvgh o window closed by a...

Page 15: ...c 15 12 t 13 6 16 17 18...

Page 16: ...in the correct position for the observ er s eye 12 Some as C 7 13 Housing 14 focusing eyepiece wi thout light excluding sleeve The eyepiece has a very high exit pupil in order to facilitate observatio...

Page 17: ...be Head E 1 A vertical lube is inserted in its place carrying in its lower end lens 473094 An Attochment Comero is mount ed on the tube and photographs con be loken on 35 mm fi lm as with ony compound...

Page 18: ...fore its use after loosening screw C 11 the focus of the eyepiece is first adjusted so that the plane of the disk appears sharp to the eye of the observer The exit pupil lies very high so that it is p...

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Page 20: ...phery 0 2 If ongle ore to be measured with the device it is a simple matter for the user to drow suitoble lines on the projection screen with a shorp hord lead pencil The size of the imoge on the proj...

Page 21: ...18 1 2 3 8 9 5 _ _ 6 7 L 9 F 10 iFr n 9...

Page 22: ...hon five objectives ore used 11 Centering screws with the two accompany ing watch keys 12 Cover 13 Clamping screw of Ihe cover 14 Cylindrical guide lube for the beam splitting slide 15 Clomp for the t...

Page 23: ...A 7 The spherical housing continues below in cylindrical attachment in which Ihe magnifico tion changer OPTOVAR E 18 is installed It conlains systems supplying magnifications of 1 25 x 1 6 x 2x and a...

Page 24: ...f the cylindrical attachment to the Tube Head is developed as o changing device for objective holders E9 In instrumenls up to serial number 55015 it is a ring dovetail with three point contact in inst...

Page 25: ...For attaching Ihe Tube Head see page SO Tobie Begm spliHing slide E 17J Posilion I II III IV Ring color White R d Bloo Colorless Funclion Th lotol light About I of the Th total light Th lotol lighl fl...

Page 26: ...taching the Head to the carrier and on the lower side a three point changer F 3 for attaching the lUMINARS lUMINAR 2 5 5 F 41 and the lUMINAR with a focal length of f 100 mm F 31 are attach ed with th...

Page 27: ...m 12 LUMINAR 4 31 32 33 243 21 luminar holder for LUMINAR63 mrn 22 LUMINAR 63 mm 10 23 Knurled ring for operating the iris dia phragm 31 LUMINAR 100 mm 32 Cap ring covering the thread for attachment o...

Page 28: ...mm 56 Field lens 61 Survey illuminator for Epi LUMINARS 20 25 a nd 40 mm 62 Epi lUMI NAR 40 mm 4 1 73 L 7 6 62 64 64 Filter holder 71 L UMINAR100 mm corresponds to F3l 72 Knurled ring for operating t...

Page 29: ...stened 3 Coorse adiustment knob Fine adjustment knob 5 Brake for coarse adjustment 6 Stop for conden er carrier Stage carrier willi CIMderiIIg piece 11 Stage carrier 12 Centering screws for centering...

Page 30: ...Stage plate movable directly by and in a horizontal plane Circular rolaling and centering mechanical sloge 41 Screw for clamping stage rotation 42 Circular rotating and centering mechanical stage 43 M...

Page 31: ...nt ocls on a dovetail locat ed on the front side of the pinion box The dovetail is rigidly connected with clamping strip G 2 Stage and condenser carriers are readily attached to and detached from it p...

Page 32: ...an be brought into the cenler of the image at any time See page 49 for centering of the stoges The gliding stage has a base plate page 48 which is mounted rotatably in the centering ring The rotation...

Page 33: ...efore on the some centered stage and the coordinates are adjusted to the record ed values As is customary in searching a slide it is advan tageous also here to employ a low power ob jective since prec...

Page 34: ...f the instrument Table 5 contains a diaphragm which is operated from the outside by means of a knurled disk A 24 a fixed auxiliary lens and on auxiliary lens which can be swung in and out The laller i...

Page 35: ...minator Clamping scre for holding the lamp carrier H 6 at the height found during adjustment page 51 5 lamp holder 6 lamp carrier 7 Knob for swinging the diffusion disk in and out 8 Collector 9 Threll...

Page 36: ...lamp housing H 1 It is inserted from below into the lamp holder H 5 in so doing a slot pro vides for correct orientation At the correct height the lamp carrier is clamped with screw H 4 Power con lumi...

Page 37: ...pace of at least 60 em behind the work toble is required for manipulation of Ihe orc lamp 5 Housing of the servo molor for the corbons 6 Clamping screw for holding the orc lamp on Ihe ring dovetail A...

Page 38: ...Carbon Arc Lamp This lamp operates only on AC 1Is light flickers in rhythm with the double line frequency and is therefore not suitable for cinematography Due to its high operating pressure this lamp...

Page 39: ...K 36 L 2 3 f 14 15 5 6 7 14 16 17...

Page 40: ...plug L 8 is pulled 3 Connection for lamp socket of the law volt age bulb 12 V 4 Socket for cable from the stand A 16 car ries 220 V AC 5 Connection for the screw plugs of the auto matic corban feed f...

Page 41: ...K L 38 15 Drowet Fig 15 accommodates the Proiection Head D the Tube Head E with attached lube E 3 and revolving nosepiece E 9 as well as the 9x 12 em 4 X S Photo Head 8...

Page 42: ...mognifier nose pieces and the vertical illuminator A readily accessible compartment is reserved for 9 x 12 em 4 XS j plale and film holders Drawer Fig 17 accommoda tes a stoge wi th ils carrier the c...

Page 43: ...lly snaps out Before depressing the lock boll core should be token that the key does not lie inoneofthe drawers lode ed by it For transportation all detachable ports except ing the Photo Head stage on...

Page 44: ...e pocking list First the bose A 22 of the instrument corrying the stand A 18 with ottoched 9x 12 cm 4X5 Photo Head 8 and the metal cover A 16 is put in its ploce on the instrument table Then the red s...

Page 45: ...ized bayonet blodes must lie in the corresponding recesses of the lamp socket The bulb is pressed in ond turned right to the stop The mercury lamp HBD 200 is removed from the 42 original factory seale...

Page 46: ...ontact face of the illuminator to the ring dovetail so thai the two projecting contact points H 9 likewise rest on the bev elled edge of the dovetail 4 Turn the illuminator so that the lamp holder is...

Page 47: ...neral this takes 2 to 3 minutes Here too the illumination for ammeter L 11 lights up when the mercury lamp is switched on lf the lamp should not ignite at once the ignition 0404 key l 12 is briefly de...

Page 48: ...on the plug below handle 1 3 If properly connected the corban feed begins to work untillhe corban tips meet The behavior of the corban tips is observed on the ground gloss disk K 2 located on the lamp...

Page 49: ...n Fig 20 21 2 With the clamping lever G 22 in middle 22 position where it lightly engages slide ihe condenser corrier downwards unlil it meets the stop Fig 21 3 Turn the clamping lever downwards until...

Page 50: ...the right bevel of the dove tail arrow in Fig 24 6 lower the stage corrier to Ihe slop on the condenser carrier and turn the clamping lever G 13 downwards until slage corrier is firmly held With tran...

Page 51: ...the beller Next the guide frame is replaced in the bose plate It lies correctly if the stop screw arrow in Fig 25 in the gluide groove of the bose plate lies in the recess of 48 the guide frame and l...

Page 52: ...cognized even if it is located outside the field of view By operat ing the two centering screws G 12 the cen ter of rolalion is brought approximately into the center of the field of view In general su...

Page 53: ...ube Head is slightly raised until the upper edge of the attachment plate touches 50 the upper strip of the receptacle 4 The attachment plate of the Tube Head is swung completely into the receptacle 5...

Page 54: ...reen prob ably not sharp nor lying in the center 3 Sel diaphragm A 2 1 about on 5 and lever A 23 on luminor 4 Raise the stage to the top with pinion head G 3 and focus the condenser with pinion head G...

Page 55: ...agnifi cations is it occasionally permissible to rem a v e the diffusion dis from the beam in order to increase the illumination inten sity 8 Adjustment of the corban arc lamp is the some as in sectio...

Page 56: ...cocking lever 334 3 The focusing screen Fig 34 8 is then again attached to the Photo Head and pressed for enough downwards that the retaining clips 83 snap in behind the pin 333 4 After focusing the...

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