To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Olympus BX45 bulb does not light?
If the bulb in your Olympus Microscope isn't lighting, first check if the bulb is burned out and replace it if necessary. Also, ensure that the power cord is properly plugged into the power outlet.
Why is the visibility poor on my Olympus BX45?
Poor visibility, indistinct details, or image glare on your Olympus Microscope can stem from several issues. Ensure you're using only UIS2/UIS series objectives. Check that the aperture iris diaphragm isn't stopped down too far and open it if needed. If your objective has a correction collar, adjust it while focusing to find the optimal position. Also, verify that the front lens of the objective is clean, and if using an oil immersion objective, ensure you're using the provided immersion oil without bubbles. Clean the specimen if it's dirty, and replace the cover glass with one of the recommended thickness.
How to fix a dark field of view on an Olympus BX45?
If the bulb operates but the field of view remains dark on your Olympus Microscope, the aperture and field iris diaphragms may not be opened wide enough. Adjust them to the proper sizes to brighten the field of view.
Why is my Olympus Microscope field of view obscured?
An obscured or unevenly illuminated field of view on your Olympus Microscope can result from several factors. Check that the revolving nosepiece clicks properly into place, the condenser top lens is correctly set (swing it out if necessary), and the condenser is properly centered. Ensure the turret is set to a click position, and the field iris diaphragm is opened until it circumscribes the field. Also, verify that the bulb is mounted correctly by pushing the pins of the halogen bulb all the way to the stop position.
General| Type | Upright Microscope |
|---|---|
| Optical System Version | UIS2 |
| Optical System | UIS2 |
| Objectives | UIS2 series, parfocal distance 45mm |
| Eyepieces | 10X |
| Stage | Mechanical stage |
| Illumination | LED or Halogen |
| Camera | Optional (various Olympus digital cameras) |
| Focusing | Coaxial coarse and fine focusing knobs |
| Magnification | 40X to 1000X (depends on objectives and eyepieces) |
| Illumination Type | Transmitted light |
| Eyepiece Magnification | 10x |
| Nosepiece | Revolving nosepiece |
| Condenser | Abbe condenser |
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V 50/60Hz |
Crucial safety guidelines for operating the microscope and handling its components.
Explanation of symbols and warnings used to ensure safe operation.
Initial steps and precautions before starting to use the microscope.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the microscope for user reference.
Step-by-step guide for performing standard brightfield observation.
Details on voltage indication, light intensity preset switch, and filters.
Instructions for fine adjustment knob, coarse tension, and pre-focusing lever.
Procedures for placing specimens, adjusting stage tension, and rotating the stage.
Guidance on interpupillary distance, diopter, and eye shades.
Instructions for centering the condenser and understanding its compatibility with objectives.
Procedures for using immersion objectives and adjusting objectives with correction collars.
Instructions for mounting and using the U-MARKER.
Steps for mounting optical devices and performing phase contrast observation.
Procedure for mounting optical devices and performing darkfield observation.
Steps for mounting polarizer and analyzer for polarization observation.
Common problems and their solutions for microscope operation.
Technical details and performance parameters of the microscope.
Details on the optical performance and combinations of eyepieces and objectives.
Step-by-step guide for assembling the microscope and its components.
