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If dust is visible in the field of view, check if there is dust on the specimen and remove it. Also, check the eyepiece for dust and remove it.
Why is the field of view cut off or unevenly illuminated on my Olympus Microscope?
The field of view may be cut off or unevenly illuminated because the aperture iris diaphragm is stopped down excessively. To fix this, open the aperture. Also, check if the observation tube and intermediate attachment are not correctly mounted; if so, mount them correctly. For SZX-TR30 models, ensure the light path selector knob is correctly set to the desired position.
What to do if the image is not sharp on Olympus SZH-STAD1?
If the image appears unsharp or lacks sufficient contrast, make sure the objective is correctly mounted until it stops. Also, check the objective front lens for dust and clean the lens surface if necessary.
How to fix incomplete binocular vision on Olympus SZH-STAD1?
Incomplete binocular vision can occur if the interpupillary distance is not correctly adjusted; adjust it correctly. It may also happen if the diopter adjustment is incomplete; complete the diopter adjustment. Finally, ensure that you are using a pair of matched eyepieces.
What to do if specimen image blurs when zoom magnification is changed on Olympus SZH-STAD1 Microscope?
If the specimen image blurs when the zoom magnification is changed, the diopter ring may not be correctly adjusted. Adjust it correctly. Also, ensure that the specimen is in complete focus; focus the specimen correctly at a high magnification.
Why is there excessive image contrast on my Olympus Microscope?
Excessive image contrast can occur if the aperture is stopped down excessively, especially when using the built-in aperture iris diaphragm and SZX-AS. To resolve this, open the aperture to the proper diameter.
What to do if coarse focus adjustment knobs rotate with too much resistance on Olympus SZH-STAD1?
If the coarse focus adjustment knobs rotate with too much resistance, the tension adjustment ring may be too tight. Loosen it properly.
Why does the zoom microscope body drop or specimen go out of focus during observation with my Olympus SZH-STAD1?
If the zoom microscope body drops or the specimen goes out of focus during observation, the tension adjustment ring may be too loose. Tighten it properly.
General| Brand | Olympus |
|---|---|
| Model | SZH-STAD1 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Limits pivot angle to 30° and advises on holding the body during height adjustment.
Handle microscope with care, avoid impact, and operate in suitable environments.
Cautions for operating focus and zoom knobs to prevent internal mechanism damage.
Guidelines for cleaning optical/plastic parts and avoiding disassembly.
Advice on storage and explanation of manual warning symbols.
Identifies key parts of the SZX microscope system.
Illustrates assembly order and lists required tools.
Steps for installing the pillar and attaching the focusing assembly.
Instructions for mounting the microscope body, objective, and observation tube.
Steps for installing eyepieces, stage plate, holder, and positioning the microscope body.
Labels and describes the main control knobs and indicators on the microscope.
Steps for preparing the microscope and performing initial focus adjustments.
Guide for precise focusing using zoom and focus knobs, including diopter adjustment.
Details on using the stage plate for different lighting and placing specimens.
Procedure for adjusting the coarse focus knob tension for optimal operation.
How to use the zooming knob's click stop and adjust the aperture iris diaphragm.
Instructions for mounting indicator rings and using the SZX-AL20X auxiliary objective.
Steps for adjusting interpupillary distance and diopters for clear binocular vision.
Guide on using eye shades and inserting eyepiece micrometers for measurement.
How to select light paths and adjust the observation tube tilt.
Instructions for mounting a TV adapter and selecting the light path for observation.
Detailed specifications for zoom microscope bodies and focusing assemblies.
Specifications for observation tubes, bases, and pillars.
Lists specifications for objectives, eyepieces, and operating environment.
Optical data for SZX-ZB12, detailing magnification and field of view with different eyepieces.
Optical data for SZX-ZB9, detailing magnification and field of view with different eyepieces.
Solutions for common issues like incomplete binocular vision and uneven illumination.
Remedies for problems with focus, image blur, and resolution.
Instructions for assembling the SZX-EPA eyepoint adjuster to the observation tube.
Describes the assembly of the AS unit and use of its aperture iris diaphragm.
Steps for assembling the drop prevention collar and auxiliary pillar.
Procedures for safely moving the microscope body with the drop prevention collar.
Detailed instructions for assembling the SZX-2RE revolving nosepiece.
How to operate the revolving nosepiece and important safety precautions.
Lists compatible bases and restrictions for the SZX-STAD1 stage adapter.
Instructions for assembling stages and installing the polarizer on the SZX-STAD1.
Introduction to the SZX-STAD2 adapter and its assembly process.
Guide for using the SZX-STAD2 for simplified transmitted light observation.
Important warnings for using the SZX-STAD2, including filter care and magnification limits.
