Meiji Techno MX7500 Series Instrucciones de operaciones descargar pdf (Pagina 10)

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2.4 Adiusting

Interpupillary

Distance

The Interpupillary

Distance

is

essentially

the distance

between

your

two

pupils

expressed in

millimeters. When

set correctly,

one will

see one

uniform round

field

of view

or

FOV.

The

adjustment is

made

by simply

pulling

apart

or

pushing

together

the eyetubes

until a

uniform round

field is

achieved.

Make

note

of

the

number marked

on the viewing

head so

you

can

repeat

the

setting later.

When

you place

a specimen

on the

stage,

get

it

into

focus

with

the right

eye

while

your

left

eye is

closed.

Once

the

right

side

is

in focus

by

using

the

fine

focus

knob

on the microscope,

open

your

left

eye and

use the

diopter on the left

eyetube

to bring

the

left

side in focus.

once this is

done, the

microscope

is

adjusted to

this

user. other

users will

have different

lP's

and different focusinq

abilities.

interpupillary

distance

3.0 Operation

Once

the microscope

has

been setup in

its working

location

with

all

of the

components

correcfly

installed,

it

is ready

for

use.

Your MX7500/

MXB500

Series Microscope

is

a

precision

instrument

designed

to last

a lifetime.

Always

handle

your

microscope with

care and avoid

abrupt motion,

vibration

and

shock.

Do not

install

any bulb in

your

instrument

other than ones

designated

by MeijiTechno:

MA275tO5

12V

50W

Halooen

For Vertical

illuminators

MX75O0/MXASOO

moGls

MA326

6V 30W Halogen

For

integrated

transmitted

illuminators

MXBSOO

models

Always

disconnect

the

power

cord

from

the back

of

the

microscope

when

not

being

used,

or when

cleaning

your

instrument

or when

making

any repairs.

Aclurlon

Avoid

Dismantling

Never

attempt

to dismantle

the instrument.

This

will void

your

warranty

and

could

possibly

lead

to

the

instrument

no

longer

performing

accurately.

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