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General| Optical System | CFI60 infinity optical system |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Microscope Type | Upright |
| Illumination | LED |
| Eyepieces | 10x |
| Focusing | Coarse and fine focusing knobs |
| Nosepiece | 5-position nosepiece |
| Condenser | Abbe condenser |
Lists the sections and topics covered in the instruction manual.
Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the manual.
Explains warning/caution symbols for safety and product markings.
Covers warnings on disassembly, power, heat, mercury lamps, and handling.
Details cautions for assembly, transport, use, disposal, and environment.
Explains system configuration and procedure for bright-field microscopy.
Details system components and procedure for phase contrast microscopy.
Covers system configuration and procedure for simple polarizing microscopy.
Explains system configuration and procedure for sensitive tint plate microscopy.
Details system configuration and procedure for epi-fluorescence microscopy.
Covers adjusting brightness, focusing, and diopter settings.
Explains condenser positioning and aperture/field diaphragm adjustment.
Details tube switching, stage adjustments, and optional component installation.
Provides tips for phase contrast, epi-fluorescence, and filter selection.
Guides on camera attachment and settings for capturing images.
Addresses problems related to dirt, focus, and image quality.
Lists common issues and solutions for epi-fluorescence microscopy.
Covers troubleshooting for poor contrast in phase contrast microscopy.
Addresses problems related to power supply, lamps, and capture buttons.
Details how to replace the lamp and clean lenses/parts.
Provides guidelines for storing the microscope and periodic inspections.
Explains the operation principle and intended application of the microscope.
Lists detailed technical specifications for the microscope models.
Details physical characteristics, dimensions, and environmental conditions.
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