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Nikon Eclipse E600 User Manual

Nikon Eclipse E600
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Nikon
Microscope
ECLIPSE
E600
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Nikon Eclipse E600 Specifications

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BrandNikon
ModelEclipse E600
CategoryMicroscope
LanguageEnglish

Summary

WARNING

Intended Product Use

This microscope should only be used for microscopic observation.

Do Not Disassemble

Disassembling may cause malfunction and/or electrical shock.

Input Voltage

Ensure input voltage matches microscope panel indication to prevent damage.

Power Cord

Use only specified power supply cord set for safety.

Heat From Light Source

Avoid touching hot lamphouse and keep flammable materials away.

CAUTION

Specified Halogen Lamp

Use only the specified lamp and lamphouse to prevent damage.

Lamp Replacement Precautions

Allow lamp to cool; turn off power and unplug before replacement.

Operating Stage Precautions

Be careful not to graze hand on stage rack when moving.

Avoid Wetting Microscope

Liquid contact can cause short circuits or overheating; dry immediately.

Weak Electromagnetic Waves

May affect precision electronic equipment if positioned too close.

Installation Precautions

Handle carefully; avoid unsuitable conditions to prevent damage or accuracy loss.

Moving Microscope Precautions

Detach lamphouse, grasp by base arm; avoid shock.

Operation of Each Part

Coarse and Fine Focus Knobs

Controls stage vertical movement for focusing. Avoid improper rotation.

Adjusting Coarse Focus Knob Torque

Adjust torque with the ring behind the coarse focus knob.

Coarse Focus Stopper

Marks stage position at focus, restricts coarse knob movement.

Eyepiece Tube Optical Path Selection

Adjusts light division between binocular and vertical tubes.

Vertical Tube Adapter Installation

Allows installation of photomicrographic equipment.

T and F Eyepiece Tube Lever Clicking

Switch to disengage clicking for optical path selection lever.

Diopter Adjustment

Compensates for eyesight differences between eyes for easier observation.

Interpupillary Distance Adjustment

Aligns view fields for binocular observation.

Condenser Focusing and Centering

Aligns light path for optimal specimen illumination.

Condenser Aperture Diaphragm

Adjusts resolution, contrast, and depth of focus.

Objective and Condenser Combinations

Table indicating suitable pairings for optimal viewing.

Field Diaphragm

Restricts illumination to the specimen area.

Filters

Houses NCB11, ND16, ND4 filters for various adjustments.

Stage

Component for positioning and moving the specimen.

Adjusting Stage Motion Control Knobs Torque

Adjusts torque for X and Y axis stage movement.

Stage Rotation

Allows stage rotation for cropping images during photomicrography.

Auto-Photo Switch

Automatically sets standard lamp voltage for color photomicrography.

Oil-Immersion Operation

Procedure for using oil-immersion objectives and condensers.

Water-Immersion Operation

Procedure for using water-immersion objectives and condensers.

Assembly

Tools Needed

Lists required tools, primarily hexagonal screwdrivers.

Installation Location

Guidance on selecting a suitable environment for the microscope.

Confirming Input Voltage

Verify input voltage matches the unit's specifications before use.

Lamp and Lamphouse Installation

Instructions for replacing or installing the lamp and lamphouse.

Stage Assembly

Steps for installing the substage and stage components.

Revolving Nosepiece Assembly

Procedure for fitting and securing the revolving nosepiece.

Eyepiece Tube Assembly

Steps for installing the eyepiece tube and eyepieces.

Connecting the Power Cord

Procedure for safely connecting the microscope to power.

Installing Separately Sold Accessories

Refer to accessory manuals for installation.

Troubleshooting Tables

Viewing and Control Systems

Addresses issues like vignetting, uneven brightness, and component installation.

Poor Viewing (Contrast, Resolution)

Troubleshooting for issues related to image quality and clarity.

Uneven Focus

Solutions for inconsistent focusing across the field of view.

Image Flows

Addresses problems causing image distortion or movement.

Yellowish Image

Diagnoses issues causing an unwanted color cast in the image.

Inadequate Illumination

Troubleshooting for low light levels, checking voltage and diaphragm settings.

Focusing with High-Power Objectives

Problems and solutions when using high magnification.

Objective Strikes Specimen

Addresses collision between objective and specimen during changes.

Focus Difference with Objective Change

Solutions for focus shifts when switching objectives.

Specimen Movement Issues

Troubleshooting for smooth specimen stage movement.

Binocular Image Resolution

Problems with resolving a single image in binocular viewing.

Eye Strain While Viewing

Addresses causes of discomfort during prolonged use.

Electrical System Issues

Diagnoses problems with the lamp not lighting or flickering.

Care and Maintenance

Lens Cleaning

Proper methods for cleaning lenses to maintain image quality.

Cleaning Painted Components

Guidelines for cleaning the microscope body without damage.

Storage

Recommendations for storing the microscope and its parts.

Regular Inspection

Importance of regular checks for optimal performance.

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