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Illuminating mirror
Normal daylight, for example, is used as illumi-
nation for the microscope, Fig. 37.
Disassemble the illumination tube (38.2) with the
short 2.5 mm (1.2) Allen key. (The 3 fixing screws
are in a concealed position in the illumination
tube).
Put the illumination mirror into the microscope
base.
Fig. 36 Additions to the tube range
1 Magnification changer (1x, 1.25x, 1.5x, 2x), 2 Adapter R/L for
DM R tubes (Fig. 37), 3 Ergomodule L2/25 for raising the
viewing port by 30 mm, 4
Adapter for connecting photo-
eyepieces to trinocular tubes L
Fig. 37 Microscope tubes from the DM R range (only with
adapter 36.2)
1 HC BSA 25: Binocular tube with focus compensation,
2 HC FSA 25 PR and HC FSA 25 P: Binocular phototubes with
(PR) or without (P) back reflection, 3 HC FSA 25 PE: Binocular
phototube with lateral reflection, 4 Switch rod for beam-
splitter, 5 Mount for photo adapter tube, 6 Clamp ring for
photo adapter tube, 7 Clickstop device for Pol eyepieces,
8 Socket for dark flap control cable (PR tube only),
9 Connection for lateral reflection, 10 FSA photo adapter tube,
11 FSA photo adapter tube with 2 exits (3 switching positions)
Fig. 38 Illuminating mirror
1 Mirror, alignable in x and y
direction
2 Illumination tube with
drill
holes for loosening
the
3 fixing screws,
disassembled
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1 4 42 5 6
8 97
3 5 6
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