Why does the lamp burn out quickly on my Nikon Microscope?
If the lamp in your Nikon Microscope burns out quickly, it may be because the lamp type is incorrect. Replace the lamp with a specified one.
What to do if the lamp does not light on my Nikon Eclipse 50i Microscope?
If the lamp on your Nikon Microscope does not light, it likely means the lamp has burned out. Replace the lamp with a specified one.
What to do if Nikon Eclipse 50i Microscope power does not turn on?
If the Nikon Microscope does not turn on, even when the power switch is set to on, it could be due to the power cord not being properly connected. Ensure that the power cord is correctly connected.
What to do if cytodiagnostic unit power doesn't turn on Nikon Microscope?
If the power does not turn on for your cytodiagnostic unit, even when the cytodiagnostic power switch is set to on, ensure that all cables are properly connected and pushed in as far as they will go. If using the 55i, make sure the 55i's power switch is also set to on.
Why is the field of view too bright on my Nikon Microscope?
If the field of view on your Nikon Microscope is too bright, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, check if there is an ND filter in the optical path; if not, place ND filters in the optical path. Second, for the 50i model, the lamp voltage might be too high. Try reducing the voltage using the brightness control knob.
Why do I have eye fatigue using Nikon Microscope?
If you are experiencing eye fatigue while using the Nikon Microscope, you may need to adjust the diopter. Also, ensure adequate brightness by adjusting with the brightness adjustment dial or ND filters.
Why is the image quality poor in my Nikon Microscope?
If the image quality is poor in your Nikon Microscope, start by cleaning any dirt or dust from the lens and container, using a clean container. If your objective has a correction ring, adjust it to match the thickness of the bottom plate container. Also, ensure the field diaphragm image is focused on the specimen surface by focusing and centering the condenser.
What to do if the field of view is too dark on Nikon Eclipse 50i?
If the field of view in your Nikon Microscope is too dark, the condenser aperture diaphragm may be stopped down too far; it should typically be set to 70 to 80% of the objective N.A. Also, ensure the field diaphragm image is focused on the specimen surface by focusing and centering the condenser. Finally, check that the optical path switchover dial is set to 100% eyepiece.
Why are my eyes fatigued when using a Nikon Eclipse 50i?
If you're experiencing eye fatigue while using your Nikon Microscope, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, ensure that the diopter adjustment has been performed. Second, inadequate brightness may be the cause. Adjust the brightness using the brightness control knob or ND filters.
Why is my Nikon Microscope image flowing?
If the image appears to be flowing on your Nikon Microscope, it could be because the specimen is tilted relative to the stage surface. Make sure to correctly reposition the specimen on the stage. Also, check that the revolving nosepiece is correctly attached and fully rotated to the click stop position.
General| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | Eclipse 50i |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Covers heat from light sources and hazards of mercury/xenon lamps.
Stresses turning off power for maintenance and lamp replacement precautions.
Warns against water contact and placing objects on the product.
Details safety precautions for handling and using rechargeable batteries.
Step-by-step guide for performing bright-field microscopy.
Step-by-step guide for microscopy with a cytodiagnostic unit.
Step-by-step guide for fluorescence microscopy.
Explains various methods for adjusting image brightness.
Guides on adjusting diopters for improved binocular observation and reduced focal deviation.
Details how to focus and center the condenser for optimal illumination.
Explains aperture diaphragm settings for image resolution, contrast, and depth of field.
Describes how to adjust the field diaphragm for optimal illumination and contrast.
Details the procedure and precautions for using oil immersion objectives.
Step-by-step guide for performing fluorescence microscopy.
Guides on selecting excitation and barrier filters for fluorescence microscopy.
Details connecting cables and installing the battery for the ECLIPSE 55i.
Instructions for mounting the fluorescent attachment and its components.
Instructions for installing filter cubes and a light shield with the fluorescence attachment.
Provides safety precautions and steps for replacing the lamp on the ECLIPSE 50i.
Details safety precautions and steps for recharging the battery for the ECLIPSE 55i.
Lists common optical problems, their causes, and remedies.
Addresses issues related to microscope operation and user interaction.
Covers problems related to power, lamps, and electrical connections.
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