Nikon S-kt User Manual

MICROSCOPEmodeI
S-Kt
INSTRUCTIO
NS
NIPPON
KOGAKU K.K.
I
CONTENTS
NOMENCLATURE
1. ATTACHINGTHELENSES
Mounting
(2)
Mounting the Eyepieces
(3)
Mounting
ILLUMINATION
3.
(1)
Condenser lris Diaphragm
(z
LightSource...
(3
Condenser
(4
Brightness
(5
Preparation
(6
Observation Photom
17 (8)
F ilters
(9)
lllumination for Very Low Magnifications
(10)
Replacing the
FOCUSTNG
(1)
Focusins
(21
EyepieceAdjustment
(3)
CoarseFocusing .......1a
(41
PresetDevice
(5)
FineFocusing
(6)
Oil lmmersion
(Vl
ExchangingStages
MOVTNG
Rectangular Mechanical Circular
l2l
PHOTOMICROGRAPHY
6.
7.
COMBINATIONS.
(1)
lnterchangeableEyepieceTubes
(21
lnterchangeableStages
OBJECTIVES, EYEPIECES, CONDENSERS ......21
8. (1)
Objectives ......2i
(21
Eyepieces
(3)
Combinations of
(4)
Condensers .. .....25
(5)
llluminationSystem .....25
CAUTIONS IN HANDLING AND MAINTENANCE -27
9.
the
Objectives . .
. . .
the
Condenser . .
..
Focusing
Adjustment
and Adjustment for
icrography
Bulb
Knob
.
Observation
;
. . ...
nOiusireni........... ....13
........14
.....i........15
THE SPECTMEN
Gliding Stage
Objectives and
THE
ON
Stage
"C"
STAGE
"R"
Eyepieces
........20
.......6
....
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....13
...14
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....18
...19
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yep
iece
I. NOMENCTATURE(]YIODEL
SBR.I{I)
Revolving
Objective
Stage lock
Filter
holder for
Condenser (range
2Bmm)
Field
diaphragm
F
ield
lens
Voltmeter Field
diaphragm
Lamp
housing
Voltage
change-over
nosepiece
screw
33mm
focusing
centering
window
ring
socket
diameter filter
knob
screw
key
Diopter
adjusting
rrng
I nterpupillary
Condenser
Knob for longitudinal travel of stage
Coarse
Coarse
distance adjusting
Frrcnicec tilhc clamn
Condenser
Lock
d iaph
lever for oblique
Condenser iris diaphragm
Knob
focus
for the
screw
ragm eccentering
ragm eccenteri
diaph
for lateral travel
tension adjusting
(range
knob
focus
knob
(54-74mm)
Screw
holder
Slide
clamP
condenser
lever
illumination
of stage
38mm)
ng
ring
ring
fi=
rotation 0.2mm,
one
Brightness
Coarse
F
ine
adjusting
focus
Cord connector
knob
focus
range 38mm)
dial
Main switch
lever
Preset
5
2.
ATTAC]IINO
THT LENSTS
Before attaching eyepiece outer mark may contrast.
(1)
Take objectives. to the nosepiece revolver, microscope each hand, with Microscope sr rr face of the noseniece spots is advisable to mount below the indication low to high
to
lens
Mounting
special care when
Before attaching
objective with the fingers
screw
those of the other hand
indicated
the objective
microscope,
the
surfaces.
often
stage sufficiently.
it into
model
powers
Even
interfere with
the
Objectives
each nosepiece
has
S-Kt
@), O
as
below:
and
spot
@,
a
handling
the objectives
on the upper
revolver
O
the
in
and the
clean
the
light finger
image
the
lower the
Securing
of
one
hole
(Fig.
3)
f
our
(Fig.
4) lt
objectives
from
order
example
@ @
o
@..
When outer first finger. barrels because alignment of the objec-
maV
tives
.... 4xobjective
....10Xobjective
....40Xobjective
. ...looxobjective
rotating
milled rim
Do
be disturbed
the
with
not
revolver,
your
push
hold the
thumb
the objective
and
Fis.
Fig'
3
4
(2)
Mounting
For mounting, simply into the eyepiece tube.
ed that the eyepiece be
not in use
when entrance Or
removed tube, can be screw, anv desired
microscope stand.
the clamp screw
tube can
another
of dust into
the eyepiece cap
insert
eyepiece. The inclined
trinocular, binocular
rotated
for convenience
direction
be
type.
Eyepieces
the
in order to
loosening the
after
without moving
By
(Fig.
removed
put
lt is left in
the eyepiece tube.
in viewing
further releasing
5) the eyepiece
and
eyepiece
the
recommend-
place
even
prevent
place
in gr
replaced
of the
eyepiece
monocular,
clamp
from
with
the
the
Fis. 5
(3)
Mounting the
To mount the
insert
screw.
beneath will this
lever tion so as with
distance
tween
the
the condenser
by turning
and
the condenser
go.
Then, tighten
locate the diaphragm
case
and its screw
facilitate their manipulation
to
one hand
for retaining immersion
the lower surface
too of condenser
the condenser
Gondenser
condenser,
(Fig.
raised to the upper
is
loosen the
the condenser
holder as
lock
the
eccentering
convenient
at a
6). The the
of
is obtained
focus
lock
from
far as it
screw.
posi-
correct
oil
slide
when
limit
knob.
In
Fis.6
be-
and
I TTlJ]t|I]{ATION
3.
Resolution
affected
(1)
Stop and center phragm trast and resolution. are
distinguished metrical 7,a,bl.
When as to let at an angle of inc.idence aperture angle of
lution reaches much as the resolution natron. lf the diaphragm is further
such an extent bundle entering dark
(Fig.
and
image
by the
illumination
Condenser
down
slide it in
to edge.
is off-center,
shadows
the iris diaphragm
the light bundle enter
field
7,
c). lf the iris
lris
Diaphragm
the
condenser
a radial
The
the
Details
by increased
at the
the objective,
the maximum
to
as
the objective,
illumination
diaphragm
contrast
iris
direction
more
higher
boundaries
is
by central
decentered to
prevent
will
greatly
are
method.
diaphragm
from
the iris
of the object
and
positioned
equal
and twice
be
dia-
the
con-
unsym-
(Fig.
so
the object
to the
reso-
the
as
illumi-
light
the
oblique
obtained
is opened
wide, images angles unfavorable for cl
uded.
In tion is iris
aperture angle of the objective. case field
minimized. lf the
er,
resolution
diaphragm is large enough 60-700/0 of the objective decrease nounceo.
lf
the diaphragm is minimum light reflection, refraction, aggerated the misinterpretation of
obtained.
are
central illumination
obtained when the
diaphragm
excessive outer rays
illumination
contrast is enhanced,
of
for
bundles, the
so
image
edges which may likely
illumination
by
An illumination
the object may
maximum resolu-
just
are cut off
opening
is lowered.
resolution
admitting only very
effects
that fringes
opening of the
corresponds
as used
ismade
although the
But
aperture, the
will not
stopped down to the
of diffraction,
etc., may
may be
the image, but it
at
for
and
if
the iris
to cover
be
various
angle
be in-
to the In this
dark
flare
is
small-
pro-
small
be ex-
seen at
induce
Fig.7
(a)
Central
illumination
(b)
Oblique
illumination
(c)
Dark field illumination
may be effective
(e.9.
definition of the
unstained
(2)
As already plays
for microscopy. phragm numerical aperture equal in order
ln
light by down will bring cases.
phragm
pupil)
by after
the
user,
procedure,
adjusting
satisfactory
obta
lf high high nation suited
Fig. I
specimens) .
Light Source
discussed,
important
an
should
to that of
to obtain
practice,
whlch
closing
the aperture
to 60-700/o
about
The coincidence
aperture
the objective
of
looking down
removing the
diaphragm
however,
and obtain
the
i ned
.
resolution and, at
contrast are
may be
for lightly stained specimens,
for
general
the
role
principle,
In
be so adjusted
of the
the objective being
maximum
however,
would
diaphragm
distinctness
effective. This
keeping
reduce image contrast
of that
good results in most
the aperture
with
can be ascertained
the
eyepiece and
slowly.
may
dispense
the same
desirable,
special
of the
of condenser
occasions
structure of
iris diaphragm
illumination
in
the dia-
the
that
condenser
used,
resolution.
out stray
condenser
of the objective
dia-
(exit
microscope tube
closing
experienced
An
this
with
result by
opening
the image
of
the same
oblique
until
time,
illumi-
is especially
trans-
parent phase with this contrast
may
be of illumination, phragm.
condenser
The
in
ed
any
time
same
manipulation
This
is
is
one
using
for decentering
finger
for opening
finger
phragm.
(3)
Condenser
Condenser turning
manipulation
This
Koehler
observation. placed
at
lowered.
(4)
Brightness
The conventional
brightness
by a
been
whereby
cnangeo. Either method, tageous
the
and presents
microscope Modern, advanced nology has
the
ing
so-called
has been
brightness
of the
Model
scope
light adjuster
of
specimens,
illumination,
resolution
and
necessary to
direction
radially sliding
hand,
(See
Fig.8)
a sharp
change
turning
by
aperture
rotating
by
can be
the thumb
or closing
Focusing
focusing
the condenser
type
The
the upper
is accomplished
focusing
is necessary
illumination
condenser
limit and
Adjustment
method
of the
the
in
that
latter,
difficulty
base.
flow time
thyristor
developed
microscope
rheostat or
voltage
however,
former
the
due
mounting
in
semi-conductor
provided a facility
of electric
of extremely
to
the
of
has
S-Kt
built
However,
etc.
variation
may appear;
the direction
iris dia-
the
may be decenter-
at the
and
the diaphragm.
and
the
only
first
middle
the
dia-
done by
and
Knob
by
knob.
for
mainly
or dark
of adiusting
transformer,
or amPerage
is disadvan-
produces
to its
enable
lamp, The adopted in the
field
is usually
not
need
the
lamp has
heat
large size,
in the
it
tech-
for chang-
means. A
size
small
regulation
Micro-
type
this
microscope
in
it
be
is
Dase. Turn the side voltmeter age, the direction of the
(5)
brightness ad
of the
base, and the
window will indicate
increasing
as the wheel
arrow below it.
Preparation
and Adjustment for
Observation
Attaching the Lamp
O
As shown in Fig. connector, facing
fasten
and the outside Attaching
@
The lamp
it
by a clockwise
lock ring.
the Lamp
socket lows: Insert
groove
the
socket,
according to
10). Turn it clockwise
the
Since positioned
for further Do not insert leave attain the Centering
O
socket will
f riction,
by
justment.
ad
the
a clearance
brightest illumination.
the
Radiant Field Diaphragm Using the
specimen the radiant field condenser sharply phragm
40X objective,
into
sharp
diaphragm. Move
lens
focused
is
obtained
surface. Then, move
image to the
the two centering When
switching to other
the
diaphragm image deviate producing, results for
center
from
the
however,
routine
screws
justing
wheel
green
area
the volt-
is turned in
Cord
insert
9,
the
notch
the cord
upward,
turn of
Socket
is
attached
fitting
the
the markinS
push
and
automatically
there is
socket
of
about 2mm to
no
fullv,
bring the
focus.
Fully
vertically,
image
on the
of the
specimen
the
diaphragm
until
by manipulating
(Fig.
1 1).
objectives,
may
slightly
centered
no
position.
objectionable
observation.
at the in
the
fol-
as
key
(FiS.
it
need
but
close
the
dia-
in be
Fis.
9
Fig. 10
a
11
Fig.
10
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