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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 SZX-STAD1 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.
How to fix incomplete binocular vision on Olympus SZX-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 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 Microscope?
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 SZX-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.
What to do if the image is not sharp on Olympus SZX-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.
General| Brand | Olympus |
|---|---|
| Model | SZX-STAD1 |
| Category | Microscope |
| Language | English |
Limits pivot angle to 30° to prevent the microscope body from turning over.
Exercise caution during observation due to long working distance or auxiliary pillars.
Hold focusing assembly while loosening clamp knob for height adjustment.
Handle microscope with care, avoid impact and unsuitable environments.
Follow cautions for focus and zoom knobs to prevent mechanism damage.
Clean glass with gauze and ether/alcohol; plastic with detergent.
Avoid disassembly; cover with dust cover when not in use.
Use microscope as specified to ensure user safety and prevent damage.
Explains symbols (▲, ★, ) used for warnings and commentary.
Lists SZX-ZB12 and SZX-ZB9 microscope bodies.
Details binocular, trinocular, and tilting binocular observation tubes.
Identifies focusing assembly parts and base types (standard, transmitted light).
Lists available objectives and intermediate attachments like SZX-EPA.
Illustrates the order of assembly for microscope modules.
Procedure for mounting the pillar using the Allen wrench.
Instructions for attaching the focusing assembly, including safety notes.
Steps to attach the microscope body to the focusing assembly.
Procedures for attaching objectives and the observation tube.
Instructions for mounting eyepieces and the stage plate.
Steps for inserting the specimen holder and aligning the microscope body.
Details coarse/fine focus knobs, tension adjustment, and stroke.
Explains the zooming knob, magnification indicator, and click stop.
Covers diopter, diaphragm, light path selector, and indicators.
Check connections, body position, tension, and prepare illuminators.
Guide for placing specimen, adjusting interpupillary, diopter, focus, and zoom.
How to use the stage plate (white/black) and place the specimen.
Adjusting coarse focus knob tension using the adjustment ring.
Engaging/disengaging click stops for magnification changes.
Adjusting diaphragm for contrast, depth of focus, and resolution.
How to mount and use the magnification indicator ring.
Instructions for the 2.5X auxiliary objective for specific observations.
Adjusting eyepieces for comfortable binocular vision.
Steps for diopter adjustment with/without CROSS eyepieces.
How to use eye shades with or without eyeglasses.
Instructions for inserting and using eyepiece micrometers for measurement.
Selecting light path for binocular or photomicrography.
Adjusting observation tube height and tilt for comfortable viewing.
Setting TV adapter magnification based on CCD size.
Steps to attach the TV adapter to the trinocular tube.
Adjusting light path for TV and photo observation.
Details on zoom ratio, magnification, focusing system, and stroke.
Specifications for observation tubes, bases, and pillar heights.
Working distance, parfocal data for objectives, and eyepiece fields of view.
Recommended altitude, temperature, and humidity ranges.
Total magnification and field of view for SZX-ZB12 with various eyepieces.
Total magnification and field of view for SZX-ZB9 with various eyepieces.
Addresses problems with binocular vision, field cut-off, and contrast.
Solutions for resolution, image blur, and focus resistance.
Assembly and use of the eyepoint adjuster for increased eyepoint height.
Using the aperture iris diaphragm on the AS unit for contrast adjustment.
Assembly and operation of the drop prevention collar for safety.
Instructions for assembling the SZX-2RE revolving nosepiece.
How to engage objectives using the revolving nosepiece.
Safety warnings for transport, handling, and parfocal property.
Purpose of the adapter and its compatible bases and objectives.
Lists compatible bases, usable objectives, and operational restrictions.
Steps for mounting the BX stage adapter type 1.
Instructions for installing the polarizer on the adapter.
Purpose of the adapter and its compatibility with large stages.
Steps for assembling the BX stage adapter type 2.
Procedure for observation using an external light source.
Warnings regarding light source projection and filter cleaning.
Describes its function and refers to SZX-STAD1 for assembly.
