
3.1 Centering
the Lamp
-
Incident
llluminator
Your
light source
may
need to be
"centered"
if the field of
view seems unevenly illuminated.
The
centering
controls
are
located
on
the
side of the
light
source
housing at
the back end of the
vertical
illuminator. The
drawino
below
shows the location
of
the controls.
Centering
Adjustment
1. Adjust the brightness to a comfortable level with no
specimen
on the stage.
2. Loosen the screw
on the
vertical
adjustment and
while
looking into
the eyetubes, center the bulb
vertically
in the field of
view and then
re-
tighten the screw while the bulb
filament
is in the
correct
position.
3.
While
continuing to
look into the
eyetubes, center the
bulb
filament in
the field of
view
by using
the knob
to attain centering in the left-right
position.
This
adjustment
will
also
need to
be
done
whenever the
bulb
is
changed.
3.2 Incident
Light
Operation
-
Brightfield
(MX7500/MX8500
series)
1. First, set
your
interpupillary
distance on the
microscope
eyetubes
by
pulling
them apart
or
pushing
them
closer
together to fit
your
eyes.
When
set correctly, one will see one
uniform
round
or
"fused"
field
of
view. Make note
of
the
distance
setting when
adjusted to
your
liking so
you
can
later repeat
the setting.
2. Adjusting the brightness
desired
is
done
with the variable
brightness
control
knob
on microscope base
(MX7500)
,
or control knob on the
front of the standalone
power
supply MXB500).
3.
Make sure the
field
iris
diaphragm on the vertical
illuminator
is
opened all
the
way open
(move
lever
to the right) to
start.
4. We recommend
that
you
initially
use a
flat,
easily
recognizable
specimen
to set
up
your
microscope.
Place that specimen
on the
stage.
Incident
light
power
supply
MXB500 Series
Vertical
adiustment
screw
Horizontal adjustment knob
Field
of view
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