Nikon ECLIPSE 80i User Manual (English)

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Denise SmithJul 26, 2025
Why is there view field vignetting in my Nikon Microscope?
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  Zachary RiveraJul 26, 2025
  View field vignetting in your Nikon Microscope can occur due to several reasons. Check if all parts, such as the nosepiece, condenser, field diaphragm unit, and aperture diaphragm unit, are correctly installed. Ensure that movable parts like the optical path switching lever, excitation method switching turret, nosepiece, filter slider, and condenser turret are switched correctly until you feel resistance. Adjust the condenser to center the field diaphragm image in the viewing field. Verify that you are using a proper objective-condenser combination. Make sure the lamp is securely installed and adjusted as needed. Finally, ensure the field diaphragm is opened to the appropriate setting.
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Willie NobleAug 5, 2025
What to do if I see view field vignetting on my Nikon ECLIPSE 80i?
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  Eric BrowningAug 5, 2025
  If you're experiencing view field vignetting with your Nikon Microscope, it could be due to a few reasons. Start by ensuring all parts, including the nosepiece, condenser, field diaphragm unit, and aperture diaphragm unit, are correctly installed. Then, check that movable parts like the optical path switching lever, excitation method switching turret, nosepiece, filter slider, and condenser turret are correctly switched, operating them until you feel resistance. Adjust the condenser to ensure the field diaphragm image is centered in the viewing field. Confirm that you're using the correct objective-condenser combination. Verify the lamp is securely installed and properly adjusted. Lastly, make sure the field diaphragm is opened to the appropriate setting.
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davelongAug 16, 2025
How to fix view field vignetting on a Nikon Microscope?
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  James WelchAug 16, 2025
  If you observe view field vignetting in your Nikon Microscope, several factors could be responsible. First, verify that all components, such as the nosepiece, condenser, field diaphragm unit, and aperture diaphragm unit, are properly installed. Next, confirm that movable components, including the optical path switching lever, excitation method switching turret, nosepiece, filter slider, and condenser turret, are correctly switched, ensuring they are in position until resistance is felt. Adjust the condenser to ensure the field diaphragm image is centered within the viewing field. Ensure you are using a compatible objective-condenser set. Confirm the lamp is correctly installed and appropriately adjusted. Finally, check that the field diaphragm is sufficiently open.