OLY MPUS POLARIZING MICROSCOPE
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manual carefully in order to familiarize yourself fully
polarizing attachment so
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and Polarizirl!j Attach~nent Model
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IMPORTANT
the
of
131-I-P.
with
best
performance
the Olyn~pus Polarizing Microscope
It
is
recommended
the use
of
Ihe microscope on the
and
~ffectiveness.
to
r-ead
the
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I
t
Observe
the
following points carefully:
Operation
1.
Always
2.
Avoid exposure of
3.
Only
Do
ously, which
4.
Ascertain that
local mains voltage.
5.
Disconnect
Maintenance
1.
Lenses
wiped off by means
prints deposited
xylene, alcohol or ether.
2.
Do
parts, especially, should
handle
use
the
not twist the two coarse adjustment
must
not use organic solutions
the microscope
the
microscope
tension adjustment ring for altering the tension
might
cause damage.
the
voltage selector switch on the base plate is set
the
line cord frorn
always
on
be
of
the
with
the
care
it
deserves, and avoid abrupt motions.
to
direct sunlight.
knobs
in
the
AC
power outlet for fuse replacement.
kept
clean. Fine dust
an air blower
lens
surfaces
be
cleaned with a neutral detergent.
lo
or
wipe
a
with
on
clean
brush.
yaclzs moistened
the surfaces of various components.
dust
the
lens
and vibration.
of
the coarse adjustment.
opposite directions sirnultane-
to
conform wit11
surfaces
Carefi~lly wipe off oil
should
with
be
blown or
or
a
small amount
finger-
Plastic
the
of
3.
Never disassemble the rnicroscope for repair
4.
The microscope should
possible, it slioi~ld
eyepieces in
5.
Disconnect the line cord
a
desiccator, containing cjcsiccants.
be
stored
be
covered with
frorn
the
in
AC
its container immediately aftel- use. li this
ti
vinyl dust cover.
power
soirrce before
It
is best
fuse
to
kcap
objectives and
replacement.
is
not
CONTENTS
t.
STANDARD
it.
NOMENCLATURE
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I. ASSEMBLY
1V.
IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTION OF VARIOUS
EQUIPMENT
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COMPONENTS
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V. OPERATION
1.
Electric System
2,
lnterpupillary Distance
3.
Light Path Selection
4.
Centering
5.
Centering
6.
Centering
7.
Use of
8.
Focusing Adjustment
9.
Orthoscopic Observation
10.
Conoscopic Observation
11.
Photomicrography
VI. OPTICAL
DATA
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the Condenser
the
Stage
the
Objectives
Iris
Diaphragms
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Diopter
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Adjustments
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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING.
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IV. IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTION OF VARIOUS COMPONENTS
L~ght
path
Pull out the selector knob all
/
the way for photomicrography.
Tension adjustment ring
Arrow mark ~ndicates Increase
in coarse adjustment tension.
selector
Analyicl- scaic
kr~ol)
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Voltmeter
\
SIlcIinq cont~~ol lever
For cont~nuously variable light
intensity.
\
L~ic vol~~g~
selector
switch