Nikon Eclipse 50i POL Bedienungsanleitung

Polarizing Microscope

ECLIPSE 50i POL

Instructions

M362E 05.8.NF.1

Preface

Thank you for purchasing this Nikon product.

This instruction manual is intended for users of the Nikon’s Polarizing Microscope ECLIPSE 50i POL.

To ensure correct use, please read this manual carefully before operating the product.

• No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without the prior consent of Nikon.

• The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

• Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual. If you find that any portion of this

manual is unclear or incorrect, please contact your nearest Nikon representative.

• This manual may describe products not included in the set purchased.

• Also be sure to read the manuals for any other products that you are using with this system (the super

high-pressure mercury lamp power supply, high-intensity light source, and such).

WARNING and CAUTION Symbols

Although Nikon products are designed to provide the utmost safety during use, incorrect usage or failure to follow the

safety instructions provided may cause personal injury or property damage. Damage or injury that may occur due to

mishandling is unwarranted. To ensure correct use, read the instruction manual carefully and thoroughly before using

the instrument. Do not discard the manual; keep it handy for easy reference.

Safety instructions within this manual are accompanied by the following symbols to highlight their importance. For

your safety, always follow the instructions accompanying these symbols.

Symbol Meaning

Disregarding instructions accompanying this symbol may lead to serious injury or

death.

Disregarding instructions accompanying this symbol may lead to injury or property

damage.

WARNING

CAUTION

Preface

Meaning of symbols used on the equipment

The symbol appearing on the product indicates the need for caution at all times during use. Always refer to the

instruction manual and read the relevant instructions before manipulating any part to which the symbol has been

affixed.

Biohazard

This symbol on the microscope main unit calls your attention to the following:

• Warning: If a specimen is spilled onto the microscope body, it may cause the danger of

biohazard.

• To avoid biohazard contamination, do not touch the contaminated portion with your bare

hands.

• Decontaminate the contaminated portion according to the standard procedure of your facility.

Caution for heat

This marking on the lamphouse of the Eclipse 50i POL calls your attention on the following;

• The lamp and its surroundings (including the lamphouse) become very hot during and

immediately after the illumination.

• Do not touch the lamp and its surroundings during and immediately after the illumination to

prevent the risk of burns.

• Make sure that the lamp and its surroundings are sufficiently cool before the lamp

replacement.

Safety Precautions

Take note of the following points to use this product safety and correctly.

1. Intended product use

This microscope is intended primarily for microscopy and photomicrography of stones, rocks, minerals,

high-polymer materials, and biomedical materials using a polarized light illumination.

Besides, this microscope is intended for use in optical property analysis for laboratories, hospitals, and

other facilities in the fields of mineralogy, high polymer chemistry, and biomedicine.

2. Do not disassemble

Disassembling this product may result in electric shock or malfunctions. Damage or injury that may

occur due to mishandling is unwarranted.

Never attempt to disassemble any part other than the parts described in this manual. If you experience

problems with the product, contact your nearest Nikon representative.

3. Read the instructions carefully

To ensure safety, carefully read this manual and the manuals provided with any other equipment used

with this product. In particular, observe all warnings and cautions given at the beginning of each

manual.

4. Cautions about the power cord

Be sure to use the specified power cord. Using a wrong power cord may result in malfunctions or fire.

The product is classified as subject to Class I protection against electrical shock. Make sure it is

connected to an appropriate ground terminal (protective earth terminal).

Refer to Chapter 8 for the specified power cord.

To prevent electrical shock, always turn off the main power switch (press is to the “O”position) of the

product before attaching or detaching the power cord.

5. Cautions about heat from the light source

The lamp and its surroundings (including the lamphouse) become very hot during and immediately

after lighting.

• Do not touch the lamp and its surroundings during and immediately after lighting. They become

very hot and may cause burn injuries.

• Always mount the lamphouse cover when using the product.

• Make sure that the lamp and its surroundings are sufficiently cool before the lamp replacement.

• Do not allow cloth, paper, or highly flammable volatile materials, such as gasoline, benzine, paint

thinner or alcohol, to come near the lamphouse while the lamp is lit or within 30 minutes after

switching off the power. They become very hot and may cause fire or burn injuries.

6. Hazardous specimen

This microscope is intended primarily for microscopy of stones, rocks, minerals, high-polymer

materials, and biomedical materials using a polarized light illumination.

Check to determine whether the specimen is hazardous before handling. If the specimen is hazardous,

follow your standard facility procedures. If the specimen is a biomedical material and potentially

infectious, wear rubber gloves and avoid touching specimens. If the specimen is spilled onto this

product, decontaminate the portion according to the standard procedure of your facility.

WARNING

Safety Precautions

1. Isolate the products from the power source during assembly, connection/disconnection of cords,

lamp replacement, and maintenance

To prevent electric shock and/or malfunctions, always turn off the power switches of the product (press

to the “O”position) and unplug the power cord from the wall outlet before assembly, connecting or

disconnecting of cords, lamp replacement, and cleaning of the product and the objective.

2. Cautions in replacing lamps

To prevent burn injuries, wait at least 30 minutes after the lamp is turned off to give it sufficient time to

cool when replacing lamps. And, to avoid electric shock or malfunctions, never attempt to replace lamps

without turning off the power switches for the product and the peripheral devices (press them to the “O”

position). And then, unplug the power cords from the wall outlet.

Make sure the lamphouse cover is securely fitted to the lamphouse after replacing lamps. Never turn on

the lamp while the lamphouse cover is open.

When you dispose of the replaced lamp, do not break it up. Instead, dispose of the used lamp as special

industrial waste or dispose of it according to the local regulations and rules.

3. Use the specified lamp

The product's built-in power source is used for the halogen lamp that is a light source for the diascopic

illumination. A halogen lamp up to 6V-30W can be lit. But, always use the specified halogen lamp. Using

an unspecified lamp may cause malfunctions.

• Specified lamp: 6V-30W (PHILIPS 5761)

4. Prevent contact with moisture

Never allow water to come into contact with the product. And do not use the product in circumstances

where the product is splashed with water. Water splashed onto any component of this product may

cause short circuits, resulting in malfunction or abnormal over heat. If the product is subject to contact

with water, turn off the power switches for the product and the peripheral devices (press them to the

“O”position). And then, unplug the power cords from the wall outlet. And then, wipe off the water with

a piece of dry cloth. If water enters a component, immediately suspend use of this product, disconnect

the power cord from the outlet, and contact your nearest Nikon representative.

5. Do not place any object on top of the product

Do not place any object on top of the product or cover it with a piece of cloth or so on. The system

temperature will rise, resulting in malfunctions.

6. Cautions in assembling, installing, and carrying the product

• Take care to avoid pinching your fingers or hands during the product assembly and installation.

• Scratches or fouling such as fingerprints on optical components (such as lenses and filters) will

degrade microscope images. Be careful to avoid scratches or direct contact with the lenses and

filters when assembling the product.

• The main unit weighs approximately 11 kg. Grasp the main unit by the handle on the back of the

product and the recess at the base on the opposite side from the handle.

• Remove all attachments (if mounted) from the microscope before carrying the microscope.

• Do not install the product in a locker or cabinet.

CAUTION

Safety Precautions

7. Cautions as to conditions for operation, transportation, and storage

The product must be operated, transported, or stored under the following conditions. Using or storing

the product in hot, humid locations may result in mold formation or condensation on lenses,

performance degradation, or malfunctions.

• Operating conditions: temperature (0 to 40°C), humidity (85% RH max., no condensation)

• Transportation/storage conditions: temperature (-20 to +60°C), humidity (90% RH max., no

condensation)

8. Remove any covers from the product before switching on.

Do not use the product while covered with a piece of cloth or so on, as this will result in abnormal heat

and fire hazards.

9. Cautions at to concerning long, sustained observations

To relieve fatigue resulting from long observation sessions, limit continuous observations to one hour.

Take at least 10- to 15-minute breaks between observation sessions. Adjust the layout of other

equipment and the height of your chair.

10. Disposal of the product

To avoid biohazard risks, dispose of the product as contaminated equipment according to the standard

procedure specified for your facility.

CAUTION

Notes on handling the product

1. Handle with care

This product is a precision optical instrument. Avoid subjecting it to sudden impact and shocks.

Even relatively minor impacts are capable of affecting the precision of the objective.

2. Weak electromagnetic waves

The product emits weak electromagnetic waves. Do not install the product near precision electronic

devices to avoid degrading their performance. If a TV or radio reception is affected, move the TV or radio

farther from the product.

3. Dirt on the lens

Scratches or fouling such as fingerprints on optical components (such as lenses and filters) will degrade

microscope images.

If these parts become dirty, clean them as described in “7. Care and Maintenance”at the end of this

manual.

4. Dirt on the lamp

Never touch the lamp with bare hands. Dirt or fingerprints on the lamp will result in uneven illumination

and reduce the service life of the lamp. Always wear gloves when handling lamps.

5. Installation location

This product is a precision instrument. The usage or storage in an inappropriate environment may result

in malfunctions or poor performance. Consider the following factors when selecting an installation

location:

• Select a vibration-free location. Install the product on a level surface.

• Install the product at least 10 cm away from walls.

• Choose a location less exposed to hazards in the event of collisions, earthquakes, or other potential

disasters. To keep the product from falling, use strong wire or other means if necessary to secure it

to the working desk or to another heavy, stable item.

• Avoid locations exposed to direct sunlight, locations immediately under room lights, and other bright

locations.

• Select a dust-free location.

• To avoid splashes, do not use the product near water.

• Make sure the ambient temperature is 0 to 40°C and humidity is 85% or less. And, to transport or to

store the product, the ambient temperature must be -20 to 60°C and humidity is 90% or less (with

no condensation). Using or storing the product in hot, humid locations may result in mold formation

or condensation on lenses, performance degradation, or malfunction.

• Do not install the product in a locker or cabinet.

• Select a layout that allows easy removal of the power cord from the product's AC inlet in the event of

an emergency.

• Room lights just above the product may enter the objective as extraneous light. If possible, switch

off room lights directly above the product when making observations.

• Do not use on a desk mat or the like.

Notes on handling the product

6. Focusing knobs

• Never turn the focus knobs on the left and right sides of the product in opposite directions at the

same time. Doing so may damage the product.

• Turning the coarse focus knob past its farthest point will damage the product. Never use excessive

force when turning the knob.

7. Protect the ports from dust and extraneous light (when the trinocular eyepiece tube is attached).

To keep out extraneous light and dust, always attach the supplied cap to any port not currently in use.

Expressions Used in This Manual

The product names and expressions used in this manual are given below.

The manual uses the following expressions:

Name of device Expressions

Microscope Eclipse 50i POL 50i POL

P-TB binocular eyepiece tube Binocular eyepiece tube

P-TT trinocular eyepiece tube Trinocular eyepiece tube

P-I intermediate tube Polarizing intermediate tube

P-N quintuple centering nosepiece Nosepiece or centering nosepiece

P swing-out condenser P swing-out condenser

PT polarizer Dia polarizer

LV-UEPI universal epi illuminator LV-UEPI or epi illuminator

YM-PO polarizer Epi polarizer

LV-LH50PC halogen precentered lamphouse Lamphouse

Power supply device for the lamp Lamp power supply

P-ANH attachable mechanical stage Attachable mechanical stage

Y-TV TV vertical tube adapter TV vertical tube adapter

T-TV55 TV vertical tube adapter 0.55x TV vertical tube adapter 0.55x

DS camera head DS-5M Camera head

DS camera control unit DS-L1 DS-L1

DS camera cable Camera cable

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