Why does zooming cause defocusing on my Olympus SZ61 Microscope?
If zooming causes defocusing of the observed image on your Olympus Microscope, it might be due to an improperly adjusted eyepiece diopter or inaccurate focus adjustment. To resolve this, adjust the eyepiece diopter and ensure the focus is accurately set.
Why does zooming cause defocusing of the monitor image on my Olympus SZ61 Microscope?
If zooming causes significant defocusing of the monitor image on your Olympus Microscope, the confocality of the camera may be adjusted improperly. You should adjust it properly.
Why is there dirt in the view of my Olympus SZ61 Microscope?
If you see dirt or dust in the field of view of your Olympus Microscope, it might be due to dirt/dust on the specimen. Clean the specimen thoroughly.
What to do if the monitor image is cut off on Olympus SZ61?
If the right field of view or the monitor image is cut off on your Olympus Microscope, the light path selector lever may not be set properly to a stop position. Push in or pull out the lever all the way until it reaches the stop position.
How to fix a focus knob that doesn't rotate smoothly on Olympus SZ61 Microscope?
If the focus adjustment knob on your Olympus Microscope does not rotate smoothly, the rotation tension of the knob might be set too high. Decrease the rotation tension to an optimum level.
What to do if my Olympus SZ61 drops spontaneously?
If your Olympus Microscope body drops spontaneously, causing the focusing to deviate during observation, it's likely that the rotation tension of the knob is set too low. Increase the rotation tension to an optimum level.
General safety guidelines and precautions for using the microscope, including infection control.
Initial steps for preparing and setting up the microscope for use.
Detailed steps for observing specimens using the microscope, including focus and magnification adjustments.
Details adjustments and features of the microscope body like interpupillary distance, diopter, magnification stoppers, eye shades, and micrometer disks.
Procedure to ensure correct focus alignment between the observation image and the TV camera monitor.
General| Zoom Ratio | 6.7:1 |
|---|---|
| Working Distance | 110 mm |
| Eyepiece | 10x (FN 22) |
| Type | Stereomicroscope |
| Optical System | Greenough |
| Eyepiece Tubes | Binocular |
| Interpupillary Adjustment | 52-76 mm |
| Illumination | external light source required |
| Diopter Adjustment | Yes (both tubes) |
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