Why is the field of view not bright enough on my AmScope SM-6 Microscope?
The field of view might not be bright enough due to several reasons: * A light source might not be present; this model microscope requires a light source to view a sample. * The light source may be too dim. Try adjusting the intensity or changing the light source. * Lenses may be dirty. Clean all lenses with lens cleaner and a lint-free cloth.
How to fix an unclear image on my AmScope Microscope?
If you're experiencing an unclear image, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the lens in the inlet of the head might be stained or dusty. Clean it with lens cleaner or a nonabrasive lint-free cloth and compressed air. Alternatively, the microscope head may not be in the correct position for focusing. Adjust the height using the focusing knob until the image appears in focus. Remember that higher magnification requires the head to be closer, while lower magnification needs more distance.
What to do if I see obstructions in the field of view of my AmScope SM-6?
Obstructions in the field of view may be caused by stains, dust, or dirt on the specimen slide. Try cleaning the slide or using a new specimen. Alternatively, the objective and eyepiece lenses may be dirty. Clean these lenses to remove any obstructions.
Why is one side of the field of view dark or the image moving while focusing on my AmScope Microscope?
If one side of the field of view is dark or the image moves while focusing, it may be because the specimen is not fixed. Secure the slide to the stage with clips, ensuring the sample doesn't move.
General| Type | Stereo Microscope |
|---|---|
| Head | Binocular or Trinocular |
| Magnification | 3.5X-90X |
| Objective Lens | 0.7X-4.5X |
| Eyepieces | 10X widefield |
| Working Distance | 100mm |
| Illumination | LED, halogen |
| Stage | Plain stage |
| Focusing | Coarse focusing |
| Power Supply | 110V/220V |
Welcomes user, introduces SM-6 series, explains model differences (-B vs -T).
Lists handling, environmental, and maintenance guidelines for safe microscope operation.
Diagram illustrating the SM-6B/T microscope model components.
Defines key components of the SM-6 series microscope, such as trinocular port, boom stand, and focusing knob.
Step-by-step instructions for unpacking and assembling the microscope and its articulating stand.
Guide to positioning sample, adjusting eyepieces, setting magnification, and achieving focus.
Details using the trinocular port and attaching a camera for image capture.
Describes adjusting focusing tension and provides guidelines for microscope maintenance and care.
Lists technical details of the SM-6 series microscope, including head, eyepieces, and stand.
Details available accessories for the SM-6 series, categorized by part, description, model, and purpose.
Defines key optical and mechanical terms like Total Magnification, Field of View, and Numerical Aperture.
Lists common optical problems, their causes, and suggested remedies for the microscope.
Lists common mechanical issues, their causes, and suggested remedies for the microscope.
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