PUTTING THE INSTRUMENT INTO OPERATION
Axio Vert.A1
Mounting Standard Components Carl Zeiss
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Compensating for Eyesight Differences (e.g., through the Use of Eyepiece Reticles)
For the correct use of an eyepiece reticle, two focusable eyepieces are required to ensure that differences
in the observer's eyesight can be offset.
• Use the eyepiece adjustment features to lock focus on the eyepiece reticle or, if no eyepiece reticle is
in place, on the edge of the field of view.
• With the eyepiece adjusted in this way, use the focusing drive to lock focus on the microscopic image
of the specimen put on.
• Then use the adjustment features of the second adjustable eyepiece to lock focus on the microscopic
image for the second eye. In so doing, be sure to leave the setting of the focusing drive on the
microscope stand unchanged.
3.1.5 Screwing Objectives in Place
• Remove as many dust caps (Fig. 3-5/2) as there
are objectives.
• Take the objectives (Fig. 3-5/1) out of the
container and screw them into the objective
nosepiece by ascending magnification factors.
In so doing, make sure the objective is correctly
and safely fitted.
Once the objectives have been
screwed in, you can attach the
optional aqua stop, provided that the
stop has been ordered. See
Section 3.3.5.
Fig. 3-5 Screwing Objectives in Place
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