OPTIKA MICROSCOPES SZP Bedienungsanleitung

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OPTIKA MICROSCOPES - ITALY

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Ver. 1.1.0

SZP

OPERATION MANUAL

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INDEX

1.0 DESCRIPTION page 3

2.0 INTRODUCTION page 4

3.0 USER NOTICE page 5

4.0 ASSEMBLY page 6

4.1 Assembly diagram

4.2 Detailed assembly procedure

5.0 ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATION page 9

5.1 Adjusting binocular viewing head

6.0 PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO ATTACHMENT page 10

6.1 Photography and video attachment assembly

6.2 The magnification of photography and video

6.3 Switching the Light Path

7.0 SPECIFICATION page 11

8.0 TROUBLESHOOTING page 12

9.0 RECOVERY AND RECYCLING page 13

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1.0 DESCRIPTION

EYEPIECES

DIOPTRIC COMPENSATION

HEAD CLAMPING SCREW

MAIN OBJECTIVE

ZOOM KNOB

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The OPTIKA zoom stereo microscopes SZP series are high performance Galileian Common Main

Objective stereo microscopes with continuous zoom system. Total magnification varies from 2,4x to

320x depending on the eyepieces and additional lenses used. It is the best equipment to examine all

types of gross materials in three dimensions for industrial, biological and educational applications.

With the bilateral zoom knob, the user can change the magnification in a factor of 6, 8 or 10 with

perfect parfocality (focus is always maintained during the change of magnification) and parcentering

(magnification changes in a concentric pattern).

There are, at the moment, 3 models in the series:

SZP-6: Binocular stereozoom head. Zoom ratio: 6:1

SZP-8: Binocular stereozoom head. Zoom ratio: 8:1

SZP-10: Binocular stereozoom head. Zoom ratio: 10:1

2.0 INTRODUCTION

SZP-6 SZP-8

SZP-10

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3.1 Safety Precaution

1. Carefully open the box, avoid the accessories, like lens, dropping to ground and being dam-

aged.

2. Do keep the instrument out of direct sunlight, high temperature or humidity, dusty and easy

shaking environment. Make sure the stage is smooth, horizontal and firm enough.

3. To prevent the microscope body from turning over, its pivot angle must be limited to 30°.

4. A microscope is a precision instrument. Handle it with care and avoid subjecting it to sudden

or severe impact.

5. Do not disassemble any part of the microscope.

3.2 Maintenance and Storage

1. All the lenses have been well checked and adjusted. It is not suggested to disassemble them

yourself.

2. The binocular viewing head and focusing unit have a compact and precise frame; please

don’t disassemble them.

3. Keep the instrument clean, wipe dust regularly, and be attention to avoid contaminating the

optical elements especially.

4. The contaminations on the prism, as fingerprint and oil, could be gently wiped with a piece

of soft cloth or tissue paper, gauze which has been immersed in pure alcohol or ether. (Note

that the alcohol and ether are highly flammable, do keep them away from the fire or potential

sources of electrical sparks, and use them in a drafty room as possible as you can.)

5. Do not attempt to use organic solvents to clean the microscope components other than the

glass components. To clean them, use a lint-free, soft cloth slightly moistened with a diluted

neutral detergent.

6. If the microscope is splashed by liquid during using, cut off the power at once, and wipe up

the moisture.

7. Do not disassemble any parts of the microscope, which will affect the function or decline the

performance of the microscope.

8. Place the instrument in a cool, dry position. When not using the microscope, keep it covered

with a dust cover.

3.0 USER NOTICE

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4.1 The diagram below shows how to assemble the various modules. The numbers indicate the

order of assembly.

- When assembling the microscope, make sure that all parts are free of dust and dirt, and

avoid scratching any parts or touching glass surfaces.

- Point 3: insert the head into the holder of your stand.

4.0 ASSEMBLY

BINOCULAR VIEWING HEAD

WF10× DIOPTER

ADJUSTABLE EYEPIECE

CLAMPING KNOB

ZOOM BODY

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4.0 ASSEMBLY

4.2.1 Mounting binocular viewing head

(Fig.1, Fig.2)

1. Rotate the objective (1) into the objective mount

thread on the lower end of the zoom body (2), as

(3) in Fig.2.

2. Aligning the positioning pin of the zoom body (3)

to the positioning groove on the binocular viewing

head (4), insert the dovetail mount at the bottom

of the viewing head into the mounting port on the

zoom body (3), and tighten the viewing head clamp-

ing screw (5) with provided hexagonal driver.

Fig.1

4.2 Detailed Assembly Procedure

Note:

Working Environment Requirement:

1. Ambient temperature: 5°C to 40°C. (41°F to 104°F),

Maximum R.H: 85%.

2. High Temperature will result in a mildewing, moist and

even ruinous instrument.

3. Avoid placing the instrument in a dusty environment.

When ending your microscope operation, please cover

it with the dust cover.

4. Lay the microscope in a plan and stable position,

please.

Fig.2

MOUNTING PORT

POSITIONING PIN

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4.0 ASSEMBLY

4.2.2 Mounting binocular head

Insert the binocular head and zoom body assembly

into the bracket of your stand.

4.2.3 Mounting eyepieces (Fig.4)

1. Remove the eyepiece dust caps and gently in-

sert two adjustable eyepieces (10) into the eye-

piece sleeves until they stops, as in Fig.4.

2. Using the Eye Cups

When Wearing Eyeglasses:

Use with eye cups in their normal folded-down

position. This will prevent eyeglasses from being

scratched by the eyepiece.

When Not Wearing Eyeglasses:

Extend the folded cups. This makes observation

easier by preventing the inverse incidence of light

from between the eyepiece and your eyes.

4.2.4 Mounting aperture iris diaphragm attachment

(Fig.8, Fig.9)

○ Aperture iris diaphragm attachment is optional.

1. Use the provided hexagonal driver to loose the

clamping bolt and remove the binocular viewing

head (1).

2. Mounting the aperture iris diaphragm attachment

(2) to the top end of the zoom body.

3. Mounting the binocular head into the aperture

iris diaphragm attachment and tighten the clamping

bolt (3).

Fig.4

Fig.8

Adjusting aperture iris diaphragm

● Theapertureirisdiaphragmadjustmentcanincreasetheimagecontrastandfocusdepth.

● Thesizeofapertureirisdiaphragmcanbeadjusted.Switchthelevertolefttoopentheaperture

iris diaphragm; to the right, to close the aperture iris diaphragm. Check the effect during observa-

tion.

● Donotclosetheapertureirisdiaphragmtoomuch,oritwilldecreasetheresolutionandleadto

lack of illumination.

● Closingtheapertureirisdiaphragmtotheminimumstatewillresultinfaintnessinfieldofview.In

this case, adjust the aperture iris diaphragm to the half open state.

● Closingtheapertureirisdiaphragmtotheminimumstateandincreasethemagnificationofthe

zoom body will result in lack of illumination around circumference of field of view.

Fig.9

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6.0 MAINTENANCE5.0 ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATION

5.1.1 Adjusting interpupillary distance (Fig.10)

Different users have different interpupillary distanc-

es. So when users change, do the interpupillary

distance adjustment.

While looking through the eyepieces, hold the left

and right of the binocular assembly (1) and adjust

the eyepieces by opening or closing them for bin-

ocular vision until the left and right fields of view

coincide completely.

5.1.2 Adjusting diopter ring (Fig.11)

1. Set the diopter rings of both eyepieces to “0”po-

sition. (Do this when users change, because differ-

ent users have different diopters.)

2. Place an easy-to-observe specimen on the stage

plate.

3. Rotate the zoom body knob (3) to the highest

magnification 5× (or 6.4× ,or 10×), and turn the fo-

cusing knob (4) to focus the specimen (this feature

may change depending on the model of the stand).

4. Rotate the zoom body knob (3) to the lowest

magnification 0.8×, looking only into the left eye-

piece, adjust the diopter ring on left eyepiece to fo-

cus the specimen. Then do the same thing for the

right one.

5. Repeat item 3 and 4 until the specimen image

can always focus without any adverse effect of the

changes of magnification on the definition of the

image.

Fig.10

Fig.11

5.1 Adjusting Binocular Viewing Head

SAFETY PRECAUTION:

1. After the equipment has been used in an observation of a specimen that is accompanied with a

potential of infection, clean the parts coming in contact with the specimen to prevent infection.

2. Moving this microscope is accompanied with the risk of dropping the specimen and causing infec-

tions. Be sure to remove the specimen before moving this product.

3. Move the microscope with both hands; one hand catches the arm, and the other hold the base.

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5.0 ADJUSTMENT AND OPERATION6.0 PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO ATTACHMENT

● Theoptionallightsplitterunit(3) makes it possible

to perform photography or video observation.

1. Loose the bolt (1) with provided hex wrench and re-

move the binocular head (4) away from the zoom body.

2. Mount the light splitter unit (3) onto the zoom body and

fix it with bolt (1).

3. Mount binocular head (4) onto the light splitter unit with

bolt (2), as shown in Fig.18.

4. Mount the camera head (7) into the C mount (5) (both

1× and 0.5× available) of the light splitter unit. Mount the

adapter (9) onto the transfer tube (6) on the splitter unit ,as

shown in Figure18 and Figure19.

Fig.16

Fig.17

Fig.19

6.1 Photography and Video Attachment Assembly

(Fig.16 ~ Fig.19)

Fig.18

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