Olympus MVX10, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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SUMMARY OF REFLECTED FLUORESCENT LIGHT OBSERVATION PROCEDURE
}For the observation procedures of other methods, see page 20.
3-1 Preparation
1. Set the shutter knob to “{” to close the shutter. (Page 14)
2. Mount the fluorescence mirror unit(s) that match the desired observation. (Page 38)
3. Turn the mirror unit turret to engage the desired fluorescence mirror units in the light path. (Page 12)
4. Turn on the mercury burner and wait until the arc stabilizes (for about 5 to 10 minutes).
(If the burner is not centered, center it.) (Page 14)
3-2 Observation Procedure
(Controls) (Page)
Place the specimen on the base.
(P. 10)
Engage the optimum mirror unit for the speci-
men in the light path.
@ Mirror unit turret (P. 12)
Set the shutter knob to “¦” to open the shut-
ter, and bring the specimen into focus.
² Shutter knob (P. 14)
³ Coarse/fine focus adjustment knobs (P. 10)
Engage the ND filter in the light
path as required.
| ND filter (P. 15)
Adjust the field of view so that it is uniform
and brightest.
ƒ Collector lens focusing knob (P. 44)
Adjust the tilt.
Adjust the interpupillar distance.
Adjust the diopter. … Binocular assembly (P. 15)
… Binocular assembly (P. 16)
† Diopter adjustment ring (P. 16)
Open the field iris diaphragm and adjust the
aperture iris diaphragm.
Set the zooming knob for the desired zoom
ratio and bring the specimen into focus.
‡ Field iris diaphragm lever (P. 14)
Š Aperture iris diaphragm knob (P. 11)
‰ Zooming knob (P. 16)
³ Coarse/fine focus adjustment knobs (P. 10)
START OF OBSERVATION
}To interrupt observation for a short period, close the shutter. ² Shutter knob (P. 14)