CONFOCOR
3
ConfoCor 3
Action Buttons
Carl Zeiss
02/2010 M60-1-0025
e
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The
Ocular
panel contains the following functions:
HAL On/Off
button for transmitted light: If the
button is pressed, the control panel appears and
the shutter automatically opens (Fig. 120). If you
press the
On
button, the light intensity of the HAL
lamp can be varied via the input box or slider. The
Light Path will be highlighted by color in the
diagram. Press the
On
button again to shut down
the light. The color temperature for photo
documentation can be switched on via
3200 K
button.
HAL Transmitted light Open/Close shutter
button: The shutter for transmitted light from the
HAL lamp is switched on and off by repeated
pressing.
Condensor
button: The Numerical aperture of the
condensor is set via input box or slider. The turret
position can be selected from graphical pop-up
menu (only for motorized condensors).
Stage
button: If the stage button is pressed, the
Stage control panel will appear (Fig. 121). By
pressing the
Stop
button you can interrupt any
stage movement. The
Move to Zero
button will
move the stage to the current zero positions of the
x and y coordinates. The compass rose will move
the stage in the direction of the arrowheads. Fast
movement is obtained with the outer rose, slow
movement with the inner rose. The
X-Position
(µm)
and
Y-Position (µm)
display boxes show the
actual x and y coordinates. You can edit the
numbers by typing or using the arrowheads. If
numbers were altered, the first click on the
compass rose will bring the stage to the altered
position. The
Step Size (µm)
display box show the
currently use step size for stage movement. The
value can be edited by typing or using the
arrowheads. The
Zero Position Set
button set sets
the x and y coordinates to 0.
Focus
button: If the focus button is pressed, the
Focus control panel will appear (Fig. 122). The
Z-Position
display box shows the current z position. The number can be edited by typing or using the
arrowheads. The nosepiece or stage will automatically update the new position. By pressing the
Stop
button, you can stop the current movement. The
Step Size (µm)
display box show the currently use step
size for stage movement. The value can be edited by typing or using the arrowheads. The
Home
button
sets the z position to the predefined 0 value. Pressing
Load
will lower the nose piece (z-position) for
objective change.
Work
brings the z-position back to the actual used position if the focus was zeroed or
in
Load
position. Home and Load positions can also be accessed from the z-position slider by pressing
Fig. 120
Light Path - Ocular panel
Fig. 121
Light Path - Ocular panel, Stage
Fig. 122
Light Path - Ocular panel, Focus