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General| Brand | Leica |
|---|---|
| Model | MZ6 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Defines intended applications and lists forbidden actions.
Specifies indoor use and details ESD-safe features and grounding.
Outlines requirements for authorized servicing and user responsibilities.
Addresses strain reduction through workplace design and user training.
Covers safety for electrical items, liquids, and power cables.
Explains symbols used in the manual and other safety guidelines.
Identifies key parts of the stereomicroscope with numbered labels.
Details adjustable eyepiece tubes, wide-field eyepieces, and ErgoTube.
Visual representation of different Leica microscope models (MZ75, MZ95, MS5, MZ6, MZ125, MZ16).
Explains zoom, ratchet steps, and magnification scales for different models.
Step-by-step guide on how to adjust magnification using the changer.
Information on magnification factors and field diameter tables.
Details magnification adjustments when using planachromatic objectives.
Advice on setting up the microscope and workplace for fatigue-free use.
Features of ErgoModule, ErgoTube, and Ergo objective for user comfort.
Introduces the motor focus system to reduce manual effort and fatigue.
How to set the interpupillary distance for a single, clear field of view.
Guidance on positioning eyes relative to eyepieces for optimal viewing.
Instructions for users with and without glasses, including soft eyecups.
Procedure for achieving a sharp image by adjusting working distance and focus.
How to set the tension for focusing knobs based on outfit weight and user preference.
Describes attachment positions for the standard microscope carrier.
Details the AX carrier for specific observation types and its mounting.
Explains axial observation and the aperture's role in preventing reflections.
Identifies and lists all parts included in the microscope assembly kit.
Steps for assembling the stand with an incident light base.
Instructions for assembling the stand with a transmitted light base.
Procedure for safely installing the bulb and replacing fuses.
How to switch on the transformer and adjust the light brightness.
Explains the use of bright field and inclined transmitted light modes.
Instructions for setup, starting, and using bright and dark field illumination.
Instructions for assembling the column, safety ring, and cross-member.
Procedures for tilting, altering working distance, sideways movement, and overhang.
How to attach the column to a table using the clamp.
Explains the requirement and use of spacer rings for objective attachment.
A table detailing compatible objectives for various microscope models.
Describes attachment positions for standard and AX carriers.
Precautions for handling objectives and steps for assembling 1x planapochromatic.
Instructions for attaching the 2x planapochromatic objective.
Procedure to ensure the image remains focused when changing objectives.
Safety, operation, and details of the regulating transformer.
Information on the step transformer and how to change fuses.
Describes different methods for attaching the lampholder to various microscope parts.
Instructions for connecting, adjusting brightness, and aligning the light spot.
Steps for replacing the bulb and using the heat-absorbing filter.
Instructions for attaching the lampholder and operating the lamp.
Guidance on illuminating the object and adjusting the light spot size.
Procedure for safely replacing the bulb in the lamp housing.
Steps to recenter a new bulb for uniform illumination.
Overview of the CLS series, its features, and accessories.
Instructions for attaching the fiber-optic light guide to the microscope carrier.
Information on the LED1000 illumination system for routine tasks.
Details on where and how the illuminator can be used, including attachment steps.
Simple troubleshooting step for when no light is emitted.
Instructions for fitting accessory tubes and operating the double-iris diaphragm.
Instructions for setting up and using the drawing tube for observation and sketching.
Information on integrating digital/SLR cameras and different tube types.
Features and operation of the 100% trinocular tube for observation/photography.
Details on the HD video/phototube and camera setup possibilities.
Explains how the attachment enables observation and its mounting steps.
Describes the use of graticules for measurements and details various observation stages.
Provides solutions for common problems like focus drift and dark images.
Addresses dark screen images, blurred photos, and color cast problems.
Procedures for cleaning the instrument, focusing on dust and polymer parts.
Formulas and examples for calculating total magnification and field of view.
