IMPORTANT - 5
Miscellaneous
Leaked X-Rays
In the Model TM3030Plus Tabletop Microscope, the effective dose equivalent of leakage
X-ray radiation is less than 0.1 µSv/hour under its actual operating conditions, which satisfies
the requirement specified in the IEC61010-1 Ed 3:2010
In the ICRP recommendations, it is stated that electron microscopes, along with home
television sets, fall into a category of potential radiation sources that could produce undesired
byproduct X-rays. It is therefore required to ensure safety with sufficient care in operation of
the TM3030Plus Tabletop Microscope.
To be on the safe side, please observe the following cautionary instructions:
(1) Use the instrument properly according to the application purposes and procedures
specified in this manual and other accompanying technical documents.
(2) Do not remove the protective external parts from the instrument or mount any
unspecified parts on it.
(3) Do not modify the instrument for unlocking its safety mechanisms.
(4) The laws and regulations concerning radiation hazard prevention may be revised or
amended as required.
When using this instrument, be sure to check the latest issues of the relevant laws and
regulations, and take proper safety measures if necessary.
Handling of Chemicals
(1) When cleaning the system, any chemicals (ethyl or isopropyl alcohol) used by a
customer must be handled and disposed of at the customer’s responsibility.
(2) The chemicals should be handled, stored, and disposed of according to the instructions
provided by their suppliers.
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Application software for this unit contains the following copyrights.
LEADTOOLS
Copyright (C) 1991-1998 LEAD Technologies, Inc.
ActiveThreeD Plus
Copyright (C) 1991-2000 Sheridan Software Systems, Inc.
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