Nikon SMZ-2 User Manual

Table detailing magnification options including objective and eyepiece combinations, total magnification, and field of view.

Lists optional accessories for the SMZ-2 model, such as eyepieces, auxiliary objectives, and stands.

Lists common accessories applicable to all Nikon stereoscopic microscopes, including illuminators and stages.

Handle the microscope gently to prevent damage from sharp impacts during carrying or manipulation.

Avoid using the microscope in dusty, vibrating, high-temperature, humid, or direct sunlight environments.

Keep lens surfaces clean from dust, dirt, or fingerprints to ensure clear observation.

Clean lenses with a soft brush; use lightly moistened absolute alcohol for grease/finger marks.

Do not dismantle the instrument to avoid impairing its operational efficiency and accuracy.

Cover the instrument with a vinyl cover and store it in a place free from moisture and fungus.

Regularly check the instrument to maintain its performance; contact your dealer for details.

Place specimen, adjust interpupillary distance and diopter rings, and set index for initial focusing.

Rotate zooming ring to achieve desired magnification and focus using fine focus knobs.

Repeat focusing steps with magnification changes to ensure a sharp image at all magnifications.

Adjust interpupillary distance by turning prism housings for symmetrical viewfields.

Rotate to continuously change total magnification, referring to the magnification indication plate.

Standard 10x eyepieces with a field number of 22.7, not interchangeable with regular microscope eyepieces.

Adjust for focusing at lowest magnification; memorize scale numbers for personal eyesight.

Loosen to move focusing mount along the pillar; tighten to secure in desired position.

Used for fine focusing; turn both knobs in the same direction for precise adjustment.