optimal full charge for longer battery-life. This
prevents over charging and the user can charge
up to eight (8) microscopes at once.
d.
Once finished charging, store the power cord in
the stow away integrated storage compartment
on the back of the microscope.
8.
Plug the narrow end of the USB 2.0 cable into the back
of the camera body.
9.
Plug the wide end of the USB 2.0 cable into the USB port
of your computer with the installed Applied Vision™
software.
10.
To turn on the LED lights, locate the power switch on the
right back side of each microscope base.
11.
Place a prepared slide on the stage and move it into
position for viewing.
12.
Start with the 4x objective by raising the stage with the
coarse focus knobs until it will go no higher.
13.
Lower the stage slowly to bring it into focus using the
coarse focus knobs.
14.
To sharpen the image, adjust with the fine focus knobs.
15.
Launch Applied Vision software.
16.
The image that is being viewed through the eyepiece(s)
of the microscope should be displayed on the computer
screen.
17.
Once the image appears on the computer screen,
simply turn the nosepiece to the next higher objective
lens and do minor adjustments with the fine focus knobs.
NOTE:
If the image on the screen is flickering, reduce the amount of
light entering through the iris diaphragm and rheostat (light dimmer).
18.
After obtaining focus of the specimen on the computer
screen, adjust the diopter on the eyepiece tube for
individual eye correction when viewing through the
microscope.
NOTE:
The T-19641C binocular diopter is on the left eyepiece tube.
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