Zeiss Axio Zoom.V16, Руководство по эксплуатации

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OPERATION
Axio Zoom.V16 Manual rotary control (MaRC) unit Carl Zeiss
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4.2.2 Control of the focus motor by coarse and fine drive
The focus motor can be controlled quickly or slowly by turning the coarse (Fig. 27/
8
) and fine drive
(Fig. 27/ 9 ).
If a motorized zoom body is used, the sensitivity of the coarse/fine drive depends on the set zoom
magnification and configured objective.
4.2.3 Travel to zoom clickstop positions
When key
1
or
2
(Fig. 27/
1
or
2
) is briefly pressed (
≤
200 ms), the zoom body will travel to the next lower
or higher clickstop position.
A clickstop counter will be incremented or decremented accordingly if key
2 or 1 is pressed briefly several
times.
The clickstop travel of the zoom body starts 200 ms after the last keystroke. Travel will stop exactly at
the magnification level indicated on the HIP panels according to the current objective/eyepiece
combination.
4.2.4 Fast zooming using a key combination in a positive or negative direction
When key 1 or 2 (Fig. 27/ 1 or 2 ) is pressed for > 200 ms the zoom body will start moving; it will not stop
until the respective key is released or the limit position is reached.
At first the speed will increase linearly with the duration of the keystroke until the maximum speed is
reached.
The attainable maximum speed depends on the currently active speed profile set via HIP.
4.2.5 Fast focusing using a key combination in a positive or negative direction
When key 4 or 5 (Fig. 27/ 4 or 5 ) is pressed the motor control will start to move upwards ( 5 ) or
downwards ( 4 ); it will not stop until the respective key is released or the limit position is reached.
At first the speed will increase linearly with the duration of the keystroke until the maximum speed is
reached.
The attainable maximum speed depends on the currently active speed profile set via HIP.