OPERATION
Carl Zeiss Operating and Functional Elements of Optional Components Axio Scope.A1
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Binocular photo tube (100/100)
The photo port (
710H710HFig. 4-32/1) of the binocular tube
may serve for mounting a reflex camera, a
microscope camera or a video camera with the aid
of appropriate adapters. Using the shift knob, the
light can be directed to the eyepieces or to the
mounted camera.
− Shift knob (
711H711HFig. 4-32/2) in forward position
(eye symbol):
100 % light to the eyepieces.
− Shift knob (
712H712HFig. 4-32/2) in backward position
(camera symbol):
100 % light to the camera.
− Push rod (
713H713HFig. 4-32/3) pushed in:
Eyepiece shutter is closed
− Push rod (
714H714HFig. 4-32/3) pulled out:
Eyepiece shutter is open.
− Whenever you want to take photos with a
long exposure time, we advise that you block
out any eventual residual light in the
eyepieces by using the tube shutter or the
eyepiece cover (included in the dust
protection kit). If neither is available, remove
the eyepiece and place the included dust
protection caps over the eyepiece barrels!
− Variable eyepiece distance by moving the
eyepiece barrels apart or together.
− Variable viewing height by moving the
eyepiece barrels up (
715H715HFig. 4-33/A) or down
(
716H716HFig. 4-33/B).
Fig. 4-32 Binocular photo tube
Fig. 4-33 Adjusting the viewing height on
the binocular tube
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