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II Insertion of the blue filter _
Slip the blue filter (32.5 mm dia.l (2; into the filter holder :1: (or
into the filter mount at the top of the 8ltdchmel1t lens). (F ig. 9)
D Insertion of the filter hofder
Insert the filter holder ~1; into the condenser from belovv. (Fig 9j
Fig. 9
Mounting the field iris diaphragm attachment
(optionally available)
11 Aligning the positioning clips of the ins diaphragm frame to the cut-
outs in the tilter mounl (C on the base. insert the iris diaphrcgm
until it clicks in position. (,Fig. 10)
2) Place the blue filter on the attachment lens and in5en the attach-
ment lens into the condenser from belo,;v, with the leiters "OLYM·
PUS" facing in the rnicrocsope fronl.
Fig. 10
II
Fig. 11
Typical example of 3-contact
grounding plug
1m Connecting the power cord
1) Plug the power cord (n into the receptacle (2) on the microscope
base. (Fig. 11)
2) Connect the primary cord I,..,ith a 3-contact plug (it I·vill fit into a
ground tvr-e pO'..ver outlet, and no need to connect it to any other
grounding device) to an AC outlet.
* If a 2-<:ontact grounding plug is used, ground the microscope to a
properly grounded device (except a gas pipe), If necessary, use an
extension cord.
* This microscope incorporates a noise filter in the electric circuit
built-in the microscope stand, bleeding a very low voltage current in
order to reduce effect of any external noises. Therefore, if the
conductive part of the stand is touched without grounding, an
electric shock may sometimes be felt depending upon the humidity
conditions of the hands and foot wears.
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