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General| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | LABOPHOT-2 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Handle the microscope gently to avoid strong shocks.
Support the base when carrying the microscope to prevent damage.
Avoid environments with dust, moisture, high temperatures, or direct sunlight.
Verify power source voltage and fuse before operation for safety.
Use the specified 6V-30W halogen bulb to prevent damage to the circuit.
Avoid touching the hot lamp housing and keep flammable materials away.
Turn off power and ensure the bulb is cool before replacing it or the fuse.
Keep lenses free of dirt and finger marks for clear observation.
Operate focus knobs carefully, avoiding forcing or simultaneous turning of both.
Clean lenses with appropriate materials, using alcohol for grease and xylene for immersion oil.
Use a silicon cloth for cleaning surfaces; avoid organic solvents.
Do not attempt to dismantle the instrument, as it may cause functional damage.
Cover and store the microscope in a dry place, protecting objectives and eyepieces.
Recommend periodic checks to maintain optimal performance; consult distributor for details.
Verify and set the correct input voltage and ensure the proper fuse is installed.
Adjust the foot screw on the base for stable and level placement of the microscope.
Safely mount the lamp bulb and its housing, avoiding direct contact with the bulb.
Procedures for installing and removing objectives on the revolving nosepiece.
Steps for securely attaching the stage to the substage mount.
Guide to mounting and dismantling the condenser lens assembly.
Instructions for attaching the binocular eyepiece tube using a hexagon wrench.
How to insert eyepieces into the binocular eyepiece tube sleeves correctly.
Instructions for placing a $45mm filter onto the filter receptacle.
Guide for mounting and dismantling the optional ND filter cassette.
Connect the power cord to the microscope and a suitable electrical receptacle.
Locate and utilize the hexagon wrench stored at the back of the microscope stand.
Detailed operation of coarse and fine focus knobs, including movement ranges.
Adjusting the light path in the trinocular eyepiece tube for observation or photography.
How to adjust diopter compensation on eyepieces for clear vision for each eye.
Adjusting the distance between eyepieces for comfortable binocular viewing.
Step-by-step guide to centering the condenser lens using screws and diaphragms.
Proper adjustment of the field diaphragm to control the illuminated area on the specimen.
Adjusting the aperture diaphragm to control resolution, contrast, and brightness.
Information on using ND filter cassettes and other accessory filters for microscopy.
Guidelines for placing various filters onto the filter receptacle.
Instructions for using lemon skin and heat absorbing filters.
Techniques for oil immersion microscopy, including oil application and cleaning.
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