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General| Brand | Leica |
|---|---|
| Model | DMLS |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Crucial safety and usage instructions for the manual.
Instructions for correctly setting the microscope's mains voltage.
Important safety advice for using the microscope and its accessories.
Important guidelines for handling and using eyepieces to avoid damage.
Guidelines for selecting and mounting microscope objectives.
Safety reminder about dust protection caps for objective threads.
Step-by-step guide for assembling fluorescence filter cubes.
Important notes on handling filter systems to avoid damage.
Instructions for changing the transmitted light halogen lamp.
Safety warning before unplugging the microscope for lamp replacement.
Critical safety warnings for handling Hg and Xe lamps.
Warning about switching lamps on/off frequently to maintain stability.
Safety warning to wear protective clothing when working with Xe burners.
Warning to protect interior parts during shipment.
Instruction to insert burners according to safety information.
Instructions for burner insertion and matching power unit numbers.
Procedure for removing burner covering and closing lamphousing.
Reminder for post-ignition adjustment and lamphousing attachment.
Explanations of symbols and codes used in objective engravings.
Information on how objective performance affects field of view.
How intermediate module designations relate to field of view performance.
Explanation of the coarse and fine focusing controls.
Steps for setting up brightfield illumination using Koehler method.
How to adjust the condenser's field diaphragm for optimal illumination.
Procedures for setting up phase contrast for high-contrast images.
How to set up transmitted light darkfield illumination with specific condensers.
Steps for assembling polarizers and analysers for polarized light microscopy.
Safety warnings for fluorescence lamps including fire hazards.
Requirements for performing linear measurements with the microscope.
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