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Zoom stereomicroscope,
model Stereozoom IT B/TR
Item no. 11.09.10 and 11.09.11
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If the black/white stage plate is
mounted, then please replace it
with the glass stage plate. The
frosted side of the glass stage
plate should face down.
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The optical head is placed on
the stand, if this is not already
done. Remove the cover from
the underside of the objective
tube (not always mounted).
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Insert the two eyepieces in the
tubes.
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Put the mains cord in a socket
and turn on the stereo micro
-
scope. The model has two illu-
mination sources; top light (inci-
dent light) or bottom light (trans-
mitted light). The illumination
can be adjusted on the left side
of the stand.
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The angle of the top light can be
adjusted by gently pushing the
black lamp housing, but watch
out as it gets very hot.
General use of the stereo
microscope:
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Place an object under the obje-
ctive revolving tube, and use the
large focusing knobs to adjust
the sharpness.
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The magnification can be chan-
ged between 7x and 45x by
turning the horizontal zoom
knob (marked with 0.7 to 4.5).
This knob is found on the opti-
cal head.
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It is possible to turn the optical
head 360 degrees. This is done
by loosening the large lock
screw on the left side of the
optical head.
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Place the black/white stage
plate on top of the glass stage
plate, if you want to see an
object on a black or white
background. Incident light is
used for this purpose.
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The glass stage plate should not
be removed. Using the black/
-
white plate on top of the glass
plate prevents the plastic plate
from damage if the transmitted
light is not turned off.
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Interpupillary distance is adjus-
ted on the stereo microscope by
moving the eyepiece tubes/
-
prism housings. Look into the
eyepieces and move the prism
housings (light colour) closer
together or further apart. The
interpupillary distance is adjus-
ted when a single circular field is
observed when viewing with
both eyes.
Dioptre adjustment:
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Put the dioptre rings on the eye-
pieces in neutral position.
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Choose the highest magnificati-
on and adjust the focussing
knobs to the best possible view.
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Choose the lowest magnifica
-
tion and do not use the focus-
sing knobs.
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Now adjust the sharpness for
each eye by turning the dioptre
ring for each eyepiece.
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This concludes the dioptre
adjust ment. The sharpness
should now be maintained for
the magnification range. It is,
however, possible that a minor
correction of the focus is neces-
sary for people with certain
astigmatisms.
Bulbs:
The incident and transmitted light
uses different bulbs. The bulb must
have the correct Voltage and
Wattage; otherwise the stereo
-
microscope’s electronic might be
damaged.
Top light is equipped with a halo-
gen bulb with reflector 6V/12W.
Some versions are however equip-
ped with a 6V/15W bulb.
Bottom light is equipped with a
6V/15W halogen bulb
Zoom stereomicroscope, model Stereozoom IT B/TR
VE110910_11
Itemno. 110910_11
Rev. 06.12.2007
Gundlach A/S
Tel. +45 8694 1388
Silkeborgvej 765 · DK-8220 Brabrand
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