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SMZ-171
Stereo
Zoom Microscopes
Instruction
Series
Manual
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MOTIC
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MRC.VER.01-6.13
INCORPORATION
LTD.

We
are constantly endeavoring to improve our instruments and to adapt them to the requirements of
modern research techniques and testing methods. This involves modification to the mechanical
structure and optical design of our instruments.
Therefore, all descriptions and illustrations in this instruction manual, including all specifications are
subject to change
without
notice.
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TABLE
OF CONTENTS
Section
1.
1.1 Nomenclature 4
2. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLING THE MICROSCOPE 5
2.1 Unpacking the Microscope 5
2.2 Assembling the Microscope 5
3. MICROSCOPE
3.1 Interpupillary Distance 6
3.2 Focusing the Microscope 6
3.3 Magnification and Working Distance 7
3.4 Changing the Bulb 7
4.
4.1 Stereo Body
Page
INTRODUCTION
KNOWING
3
ALIGNMENT
YOUR MICROSCOPE 8
with
Binocular or Trinocular Head 8
AND OPERATION 6
4.2 Stand 9
4.3 External Illuminator 12
4.4 Eyepieces and Auxiliary Objectives 13
4.5 Other
5. CLEANING AND CARING FOR THE MICROSCOPE 16
5.1 Protection against Dust 16
5.2 Protection against Water and Moisture 16
5.3 Cleaning 16
5.4 Moving the Microscope 17
5.5 Electrical Parts of the Microscope 17
APPENDIX
APPENDIX
Accessories
1:
SMZ-171
2:
SMZ-171
14
SPECIFICATIONS
OPTICAL DATA 19
18
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1.
INTRODUCTION
The
Motic
SMZ-171 series stereomicroscopes are high performance Greenough design
stereomicroscopes
continuous variable magnification between 7.5X-50X, while
200X
depending on the eyepieces and auxiliary objectives
are able to adjust magnification while the microscope remains perfectly parfocal.
The SMZ-171 is the ideal instrument for examining objects of industrial, biological, medical or
educational nature. Optional
*Regarding
In short, ESD is the rapid neutralization of charge. We know
of electrons and protons. When the material gains or loses electron, it will lose its balance and become
negatively or positively charged. Positive or negative charge accumulation on the surface will make
static electricity on object, usually causing damage to the electronic components.
SMZ-171
prevent charge accumulation.
uses anti-static material on the head and stand to achieve the ESD feature, which can
with
the ESD
continuous zoom ranges of 6.7:1. The microscopes in this series allow
total
magnification varies from 2.25X to
used.
With the bilateral zoom knobs, users
with
ESD feature,
with
head and stand.
that
all matter is made of atoms, consisting
SMZ-171
For
SMZ-171
SMZ-171T
There are two models in the series: the
SMZ-171T
camera
Standard
detailed specifications of the
Model
B
which is equipped
devices.
Configuration
Lens Tubes
Binocular
Trinocular
with
and
SMZ-171,
Eyepieces
N-WF
N-WF
(023)
(023)
a trinocular system allowing for the attachment of CCD and digital
Parameters:
please refer to the Appendix 1.
10X
10X
SMZ-171
Auxiliary
Objectives
Optional 1:6.7
Optional 1:6.7
B which is equipped
3
Zoom
factor
Magnification
7.5X-50X
7.5X-50X
with
a binocular system, and the
Working
Distance
110mm
110mm

2. UNPACKING AND ASSEMBLING THE MICROSCOPE
2.1
Unpacking
The
components for SMZ-171 stereomicroscopes are shipped detached for protection. Open the
the
IVIicroscope
styrofoam packing
Do
not discard any of the packing materials
damage
2.2 Assembling the Microscope
2.2.1 When handling the components, especially the optical parts, avoid touching any lens surfaces
2.2.2 After unpacking the stand, put it on a stable and
2.2.3 The head holder should rest on the support collar and both the head holder locking screw and
2.2.4 Put the stereo body onto the head holder and lock it using the locking screw located on the
occurs during transit, contact both the carrier and your supplier immediately.
with
head
sure
This
the collar locking screw should be tightened.
with
care and do not leave any components attached to the packing being removed.
until
all of the components have been identified. If any
bare hands or fingers as fingerprints and grease stains affect image quality.
flat
table. Loosen the locking screw of the
holder, adjust the height of the head holder and lock the locking screw again. Make
that
the support collar is secured
is important as this collar keeps the microscope from sliding down the column.
firmly
below the head holder along the vertical post.
right
hand side of the head holder. To maintain the best stability, you are advised to lock the
screw
on the
2.2.5 After removing the wrapping papers and packing materials around the eyepieces and other
optical parts (avoid touching the lens surfaces), carefully place the eyepieces
tubes and secure them using the locking screws. If necessary, loosen the locking screws before
putting
2.2.6 Before turning on the power, plug the illumination power cord
column.
plugging
microscope
left
hand side of the head holder as well.
in the eyepieces.
Next, plug the power cord of the main frame
in and
turning
matches
on the
the
power,
voltage
make
of the local
5
sure
power
into
the socket at the top of the
into
the local power supply.
that
the
operation
supply.
into
voltage
the eyepiece
Note:
before
of the