Why is the illumination dim on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite?
If the illumination is dim on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, the optical adapter tip may be dirty. Wipe it with a clean piece of gauze or a cotton swab. If the issue persists, extended use under high ambient temperatures might be causing decreased light emissions, consider replacing the optical adapter.
Why does my Olympus Analytical Instruments say 'This Image Cannot Be Retrieved'?
If you see 'THIS IMAGE CANNOT BE RETRIEVED' on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, it means the image was not recorded with this instrument. Only images recorded with this instrument can be displayed.
What to do if the battery temperature is high on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite?
If your Olympus Analytical Instruments display a 'BATTERY TEMPERATURE IS HIGH' message, the self-check function has been activated. Connect the AC adapter or turn off the power.
What to do if the recording media is full on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite?
If you see a 'RECORDING MEDIA FULL' message on your Olympus Analytical Instruments device, it means the SD card is full. To fix this, you can either delete unnecessary files to create more space or replace the full SD card with a new one.
How to optimize image brightness on my Olympus Analytical Instruments?
If the image brightness is not optimum on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, it may be due to the automatic brightness control being set erroneously. Perform the [BRT] lever operation to configure the proper setting. Alternatively, the objective lens on the distal end or the optical adapter might be dirty, or extended use under high ambient temperatures might cause decreased light emissions. Try cleaning the lens or replacing the optical adapter.
What does 'Over Current (Adapter)' mean on my Olympus Analytical Instruments?
If your Olympus Analytical Instruments display an 'OVER CURRENT (ADAPTER)' message, an abnormality was detected in the distal end electrode. Immediately withdraw the insertion tube from the observation object and turn off the power. Clean the distal end and optical adapter electrode, and then reattach the optical adapter.
Why is the illumination not working on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite Analytical Instruments?
If the illumination does not light on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, check the following: 1. Ensure the LIGHT button is on. 2. Verify the optical adapter is attached properly. 3. Clean any dirt from the electrodes on the optical adapter or the insertion tube distal end. 4. If the LEDs on the distal end of the optical adapter are inoperable, replace the optical adapter.
How to fix a blurry image on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite Analytical Instruments?
If the image appears blurry on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, the objective lens on the distal end or the optical adapter may be dirty, or the optical adapter may be attached improperly. Try wiping the lens with a clean piece of gauze or a cotton swab and ensure the optical adapter is correctly attached.
What to do if the optical adapter has been detached from my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite?
If you see a message indicating that the 'OPTICAL ADAPTER HAS BEEN DETACHED' on your Olympus Analytical Instruments, temporarily pause the inspection and reattach the optical adapter.
What to do if I get a recording media error on my Olympus IPLEX UltraLite Analytical Instruments?
If your Olympus Analytical Instruments device shows 'RECORDING MEDIA ERROR', it means the format of the SD card cannot be recognized. Format the SD card on the instrument.
General| Light Source | White LED |
|---|---|
| Probe Diameter | 4.0 mm (0.16 in.) or 6.0 mm (0.24 in.) |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Insertion Tube Length | 2 m |
| Illumination | Adjustable LED |
| Storage Media | SD card |
| Power | Rechargeable Li-ion battery |
Covers essential safety guidelines for handling the instrument and avoiding hazards.
Outlines specific safety measures for handling, charging, and disposing of batteries.
Identifies and labels all parts of the main unit and insertion tube.
Details the components and labeling of the distal end and optical adapter.
Explains the various elements displayed on the LCD monitor screens.
Procedures to perform before starting instrument operation.
Checklist for inspecting the instrument before and after use.
Guide to using the instrument for observing a target object.
Covers adjustments for brightness, zoom, and display modes.
Lists common error messages and problems with recommended solutions.
Outlines the procedure and precautions for requesting instrument repair.
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