OLYMPUS CELLM R 3.2 User Manual [ru]

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INSTRUCTIONS

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IMAGING HARDWARE FOR

LIFE SCIENCE MICROSCOPY

This instruction manual describes the hardware components of the Olympus and Imaging
Stations. To ensure safety, obtain optimum performance and familiarize yourself fully with the use of
these products, we recommend that you study this manual thoroughly before operation. Together with
this manual, please also read the and software manual and the instruction manual of the
microscope in order to understand overall operation methods. Retain this manual in an easily accessible
place near a system for future reference.

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Manual version: March 2009

ΧΧΧΧ Declaration of Conformity

Robert-Koch-Strasse 9
D-82152 Planegg

declares under its own responsibility that the following products

Imaging Station for Life Science Applications

and

Imaging Station for Life Science Applications

to which this declaration refers are in conformity with the

Low Voltage Directive 73/23/EEC
and the
EMC Directives 89/336/EEC and 93/68/EEC

and the following standards:

EN 61010-1: 2001 (Low Voltage)
EN 61326:1997 + A1: 1998 + A2: 2001 (EMC).

Michael Czempiel and Dr. Matthias Seel, Managing Directors

June 11, 2003 and

October 08, 2005

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Contents

1 Introduction and Overview .................................................................................1

1.1 Abstract .............................................................................................................. 2

1.2 Technical Support ............................................................................................... 2

1.3 Symbols .............................................................................................................. 3

1.4 Checklist: cell^M / cell^R Components................................................................. 4

1.4.1 Standard Components: ....................................................................................... 4

1.4.2 Additional Components....................................................................................... 5

2 Illumination System MT10 / MT20.......................................................................7

2.1 Safety Precautions and Handling Instructions...................................................... 8

2.1.1 MT20 / MT10 Safety Precautions ......................................................................... 8

2.1.2 Special Safety Precautions Regarding the Arc Burners......................................... 9

2.1.3 Handling Instructions and Recommendations.................................................... 10

2.1.4 Safety Labels......................................................................................................11

2.2 Illumination System MT10 / MT20 Overview...................................................... 12

2.2.1 The Front Panel................................................................................................. 12

2.2.2 Top: the Burner Flap...........................................................................................13

2.2.3 Right Side: the Filter Wheel Flap.........................................................................13

2.2.4 The Back Panel.................................................................................................. 14

2.2.5 Operation.......................................................................................................... 14

2.2.6 Specifications and Technical Data of the MT10 / MT20 .......................................15

2.2.7 Fuse Exchange .................................................................................................. 16

2.2.8 Specifications and Technical Data of the Real-Time Controller /

System Coordinator Connectors........................................................................ 16

3 Epi-Fluorescence Illuminators ........................................................................... 17

3.1 Features ............................................................................................................ 18

3.1.1 Light Guide Port ................................................................................................ 18

3.1.2 Adjustment Screws for Centering the Field of Illumination ................................ 18

3.1.3 Filter Slider for Dispersion Filter and Exciter Balancers ...................................... 19

3.1.4 Light Sensor ...................................................................................................... 19

3.2 IX2 Illuminators with Field Stop Slider ............................................................... 19

3.3 Flange for the IX2 Microscopes .......................................................................... 20

3.4 Fluorescence Illuminator Unit for the BX2 Microscopes: BX_MTA, BX_MTAA.... 20

3.5 Fluorescence Illuminator Unit for the MVX Microscope...................................... 21

4 System Assembly and Adjustment .................................................................... 23

4.1 Overview: Connectivity of System Components ................................................ 24

4.2 Connecting the Modules of the cell^M / cell^R Imaging Station ......................... 25

4.2.1 Connecting the MT10 / MT20............................................................................. 25

4.2.2 Mounting and Connecting the Epi-Fluorescence Illuminator .............................. 26

4.2.3 Connecting the Camera......................................................................................27

4.2.4 Connecting the Imaging PC to the Modules ....................................................... 28

Contents

4.2.5 Configuring the Imaging PC Network Connections ............................................29

4.3 Preparing the Illumination System MT10 / MT20................................................ 30

4.3.1 Burner Installation and Exchange....................................................................... 30

4.3.2 Burner Alignment .............................................................................................. 31

4.3.3 Filter Exchange .................................................................................................. 33

4.4 Centering the Illumination ................................................................................. 35

4.5 Optimizing the Illuminator Tube Position........................................................... 36

5 Optional Hardware Modules .............................................................................39

5.1 Mounting and Connecting the Piezo-Electric Objective Drive (PIFOC)................ 41

5.2 Connecting the Piezo-Electric Nosepiece Drive (Nosepiece PIFOC for

IX2 Microscopes)................................................................................................ 43

5.3 Connecting the Corvus Controller of a Motorized Märzhäuser Stage ..................44

5.4 Installing Illuminators with Pinhole Field Stop Sliders......................................... 45

5.4.1 Centering the pinhole ........................................................................................46

5.5 Installing the OptiGrid ....................................................................................... 47

5.5.1 The OptiGrid Illuminator.................................................................................... 47

5.5.2 Connecting the OptiGrid.................................................................................... 47

5.5.3 Configuring the OptiGrid ...................................................................................48

5.5.4 Optical Alignment of OptiGrid and Camera........................................................49

5.5.5 Calibrating the OptiGrid.....................................................................................50

5.5.6 Calibrating the OptiGrid Z-Position for Different Image Types ........................... 52

5.5.7 Stripe Filter for Snapshots ................................................................................. 54

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1 Introduction and Overview

Thank you very much for purchasing Olympus’ state of art Imaging Station cell^M or cell^R and for your confi­dence in our products and service. It is Olympus main objective to provide you with solutions able to meet your
experimental demands and thus pave the way to your scientific success.

1.1 Abstract .............................................................................................................. 2

1.2 Technical Support ............................................................................................... 2

1.3 Symbols .............................................................................................................. 3

1.4 Checklist: cell^M / cell^R Components................................................................. 4

1.4.1 Standard Components: ....................................................................................... 4

1.4.2 Additional Components....................................................................................... 5

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1.1 Abstract

The Imaging Station cell^M / cell^R consists of the following hardware components:

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Illumination System MT10 / MT20

—

Illumination Coupling to the microscope (epi-fluorescence illuminator with light fiber)

—

Real-time Controller (cell^R) / System Coordinator (cell^M)

—

controller board inside PC

—

CCD camera (several models optional)

—

Optional peripherals such as piezo-electric z-drive (PIFOC)

You will find a detailed description of these components, handling and alignment instructions as well as advice
how to maintain the performance of your system on the following pages. Keep in mind that all the components
are designed to work together as an integrated system. Taking away or replacing single components without
prior consultation of Olympus BioSystems is strongly discouraged and will most probably impair the perform­ance of the system dramatically. Any damages to the system due to such mishandling will not be covered by the
guarantee.

All necessary tools for handling and alignment are shipped with the system.

The Imaging Station cell^M / cell^R is compatible with the following Olympus microscopes: IX50, IX70, IX51,
IX71, IX81, BX50, BX50WI, BX51, BX51WI, BX61, BX61WI. Other microscopes may be supported on request.

An additional installation of a standard Olympus epi-fluorescence Xe, Xe/Hg or Hg lamp house (e.g.,
U-LH100HGAPO, U-LH75XEAPO) is not possible because the OBS epi-fluorescence illuminator occupies the
microscope’s fluorescence excitation port.

This instructions manual is for the hardware components of the Olympus BioSystems Imaging Station cell^M /
cell^R. To ensure safety and optimum performance as well as to familiarize yourself with the use of the system
we recommend you to study this manual thoroughly before operating the system. Keep this manual in an easily
accessible place near the Imaging Station for future reference.

The cell^M / cell^R system meets the CE, UL and FCC requirements.

IEC/EN 61010-1(2nd ed.), UL61010-1,

EN61326 Class A, FCC Part 15 Class A (Illumination System MT10 / MT20: class A and B).

1.2 Technical Support

If you find any information missing in this manual or you need additional support, please contact your local
Olympus representative.

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1.3 Symbols

The following symbols are placed on the Illumination System MT20 / MT10. Study the meaning of the symbols
and always use the equipment in the safest possible manner.

General symbols

Symbol Explanation

Carefully read the instructions on the label and the manual before use. Improper use could result
in personal injury to the user and/or damage the equipment.

The surface becomes hot and should not be touched with bare hands

Parts may be under high voltage and should not be touched.

The main switch is turned OFF.

The main switch is turned ON.

This symbol indicates separate collection of waste electrical and electronic equipment in the EU

countries.

Do not throw the equipment into the domestic refuse

Please use the return and collection systems available in your country for the disposal of this

product

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1.4 Checklist: cell^M / cell^R Components

Before assembly, please check whether you have the complete set of cell^M / cell^R system components as
listed below.

1.4.1 Standard Components:

a Microscope, upright or in various configurations.

b Illumination System MT10 / MT20 consisting of:

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MT10 / MT20 housing with integrated lamp house, filter wheel, shutter and attenuator

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short arc burner

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power cord

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Illumination System connector cord (blue RJ45 cable)

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light sensor connector cord (see photo in Chapter 7, System Assembly and Adjustment)

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optical fiber (quartz light guide; see photo in Chapter 7, System Assembly and Adjustment)

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set of hex-wrenches

—

cotton gloves

c Fluorescence filter set consisting of:

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Dichroic mirror and emission filter mounted in Olympus filter cube

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Excitation filter(s) to be mounted in the MT10 / MT20 filter wheel

d MT10 / MT20 epi-fluorescence illuminator to couple the illumination system to the microscope via the optical

fiber

e CCD camera (or EMCCD camera) of choice, typically with

—

FireWireTM (IEEE 1394) cable

—

trigger cable

f cell^R / cell^M imaging computer including

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cell^R Real-time Controller board / cell^M System Coordinator board

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cell^R / cell^M network card

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FireWireTM (IEEE 1394) card

—

front panel with three digital I/O ports (optional for cell^M)

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cell^R / cell^M imaging software installed

—

computer monitor with cable

—

2 power cords

—

software protection key (dongle)

g cell^R / cell^M imaging software on CD-ROM

h Manuals

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1.4.2 Additional Components

The following components are optional and may or may not be part of your cell^R / cell^M imaging workstation.

a Motorized microscope modules in various configurations; all include

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universal microscope control box (UCB)

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microscope manual control (optional)

—

power cord

—

connection cords

b Fast piezo-electric objective mover (PIFOC, Physik Instrumente GmbH, see Chapter 5.1, Mounting and Con-

necting the Piezo-Electric Objective Drive PIFOC) consisting of

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Objective mover

—

PIFOC controller

—

power cord

—

PIFOC connector cable

—

spacers to lift the stage (for Olympus IX microscopes)

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objective distance rings

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extension cords

c Fast piezo-electric nosepiece mover (nosepiece PIFOC, Physik Instrumente GmbH, see Chapter 5.2, Mount-

ing and Connecting the Piezo-Electric Objective Drive PIFOC) consisting of

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nosepiece mover

—

nosepiece PIFOC controller

—

power cord

—

PIFOC connector cable

—

extension cords

d motorized stage by different manufacturers

e climate chamber

f Optigrid for resolution enhancement via structural fluorescence illumination

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2 Illuminat ion System MT10 / MT20

This chapter refers only to the fluorescence Illumination System MT10 / MT20. Before using this unit together
with the other system components, the microscope and associated devices, make sure that you have carefully
read and understood their respective manuals, and understand how the entire system should be operated.

2.1 Safety Precautions and Handling Instructions...................................................... 8

2.1.1 MT20 / MT10 Safety Precautions ......................................................................... 8

2.1.2 Special Safety Precautions Regarding the Arc Burners......................................... 9

2.1.3 Handling Instructions and Recommendations.................................................... 10

2.1.4 Safety Labels......................................................................................................11

2.2 Illumination System MT10 / MT20 Overview...................................................... 12

2.2.1 The Front Panel................................................................................................. 12

2.2.2 Top: the Burner Flap...........................................................................................13

2.2.3 Right Side: the Filter Wheel Flap.........................................................................13

2.2.4 The Back Panel.................................................................................................. 14

2.2.5 Operation.......................................................................................................... 14

2.2.6 Specifications and Technical Data of the MT10 / MT20 .......................................15

2.2.7 Fuse Exchange .................................................................................................. 16

2.2.8 Specifications and Technical Data of the Real-Time Controller /

System Coordinator Connectors........................................................................ 16

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2.1 Safety Precautions and Handling Instructions

For Laboratory Use Only.

Danger: Ultraviolet radiation is emitted from this product. Avoid exposure. ALWAYS WARE

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. EXPOSURE MAY CAUSE PREMATURE AGING OF THE SKIN AND
CANCER. ALWAYS WARE PROTECTIVE EYEWEAR; FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN SEVERE
BURNS OR LONG TERM INJURE TO THE EYE. Never look directly into the lamp. Exposure can
cause eye and skin allergy and allergic reactions. Medications or cosmetics may increase your sensi­tivity to ultraviolet radiation. Consult a physician before operating this product if you are using
medications or have a history of skin problems or believe yourself particularly sensitive to sunlight.

Always have the microscope's UV cut plate mounted as protection against UV radiation.

Color fading of specimens: This system features high excitation light intensity to ensure bright ob­servation of dim fluorescent specimens. Consequently, after longer periods of observations using
high-power objectives, the colors of specimens will fade quicker than usual, causing the intensity
and contrast of fluorescent images to deteriorate. In such cases it is advisable to reduce excitation
light intensity to slow down color fading. To reduce the light intensity use the built-in attenuator as
explained in this manual.

Engage the shutter of MT20 / MT10 as explained in this manual (or use the shutter of the micro-

scope) even if you interrupt observation only for a short time.

2.1.1 MT20 / MT10 Safety Precautions

a Always use a power cord provided or approved by Olympus BioSystems.

b Provide unimpaired access to the main power switch at the rear panel.

c No electrical cord should be connected or disconnected while the power switch is set on (“I”). Make sure that

the unit's main power switch is set off (“O”) before plugging or unplugging the power cord to the power out­let.

d Always make sure that the grounding terminal of the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 and the wall outlet

are connected properly. If the System is not grounded, Olympus BioSystems cannot warrant the electrical
safety and performance of the system.

e When installing the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 leave at least 100 mm free air space at the rear panel

and at least 50 mm at the sides and on top to allow air circulation. The Illumination System MT10 / MT20 has
an internal fan to cool the arc burner. The air outlet is located at the rear of the housing while the inlet grid is
at the bottom.

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f The Illumination System MT10 / MT20 must be placed on an even, stable and flat surface and standing on its

supports. Make sure that no cloth or paper can clog the air inlet slits at the bottom of the housing.

g The arc burner has to be exclusively one of the two types specified by Olympus BioSystems. No other arc

burner may be used with the Illumination System MT10 / MT20.

h Do not open the burner flap of the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 while the arc burner is turned on. First

turn off the arc burner by software and wait for at least 30 minutes while the cooling fan is operating. Set the
main power switch on “O” (OFF) before opening the burner flap. The arc burner socket and all parts in the vi­cinity of the burner will be extremely hot during operation and will cause thermal injury if touched.

i Never attempt to disassemble the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 or to open its housing. The internal

power supply units and electrical circuits contain high voltage components and can cause severe electrical
shock and thus are not serviceable by the user. Warranty will be lost if the housing is opened.

j Do not operate the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 under environmental conditions other than specified in

this manual (see Chapter 2.2.6, Specifications and Technical Data).

k Do not look directly into the light emitted by the arc burner with unprotected eyes under any circumstances.

The emitted light is very intense and has a very high UV-content that may cause irreversible damage to your
eyes.

l Avoid direct exposure of unprotected skin to the light emitted by the arc burner. It can cause severe burns.

m Direct exposure to the arc burner light may occur at the following positions:

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Illumination System’s housing at the fiber port if the fiber is removed

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Exit of the optical fiber

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Exit of the illumination coupling (epi-fluorescence illuminator)

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Beam path of the microscope (which upon proper usage is not accessible by the user)

—

Exit of the objective (or at the nose piece, if no objective is mounted)

n If the equipment is used not as specified by this manual, the safety and performance of the equipment may

be impaired. In addition, the equipment may also be damaged and warranty may be lost. Always use the
equipment as outlined in this instruction manual.

2.1.2 Special Safety Precautions Regarding the Arc Burners

a Handling the arc burner bulb is potentially dangerous. Wear a protective mask, leather gloves and a thick

long-sleeved shirt or coat during handling and disposal (see below).

b The arc burner bulb is under high internal pressure. Do not hit the arc burner bulb against anything nor

scratch it or apply excessive stress. Avoid vibrations. Otherwise the arc burner bulb could explode and cause
injuries.

c For transport and storage always place the arc burner in the provided protective case.

d Take care to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on any part of the high-pressure arc burners. If contaminated,

clean by wiping gently with gauze. To remove fingerprints or oil stains, wipe with gauze slightly moistened
with lens cleansing fluid.
Since these fluids are highly inflammable, be careful to keep them away from open fire, heat or hot surfaces
and potential sources of electrical sparks, such as main switches.

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e The arc burners have an average lifetime as specified in this manual (see Chapter 2.2.6, Specifications and

Technical Data). When the arc burner hour counter (see Chapter 4.3.2, Burner Alignment) gives a reading

higher than the specified lifetime, replace the burner with a new one following the instructions for replace­ment (see Chapter 4.3.1, Burner Installation and Exchange) and disposal of used burners (see below). Arc
burners that are used longer than the rated service lifetime will have a reduced intensity and stability; they
are likely to fail and might explode because of the deteriorated glass condition.

f Arc burners not in service must always be kept in the provided protective case.

g Hg/Xe burner bulbs contain poisonous mercury. They have to be treated with special care. If they explode

during service mercury gas might be dispersed in the environment.

h Hg/Xe burners must be treated as hazardous waste. Always follow national and local laws and guidelines

when disposing of Hg/Xe burners. It is recommended to commission a professional waste disposal company
with the disposal. Hand over the burner in its original packaging.

i Xe burners: It is recommended to commission a professional waste disposal company with the disposal.

Hand over the burner in its original packaging. Disposal without breaking the glass part may result in burner
bulb explosion. Follow the instructions below to prevent harmful repercussions.

—

Ware protective clothing.

—

Wrap the used lamp in a thick cloth.

—

Break the glass part of the lamp into pieces using a hammer.

—

Dispose of as industrial waste (except Hg/Xe burners, see above).

2.1.3 Handling Instructions and Recommendations

a The Illumination System MT10 / MT20 is a precision instrument. Handle it with great care and avoid subject-

ing it to sudden or severe impact. Also connect each cable gently.

b The built-in ventilating fan and the built-in filter wheels may generate vibrations and sound. Therefore it is

recommended not to place the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 on the same table as the microscope.

c With exception of the burner flap and the filter flap the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 may only be

opened and disassembled by authorized service personal. Otherwise warranty is lost.

d Before using the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 for the first time check that the burner is installed cor-

rectly and that all cords are connected correctly.

e Before opening the burner flap for replacement of the burner, turn it off by software (cell^R / cell^M or OBS

System Configuration) and wait for at least 30 minutes while the cooling fan is operating. Then set the main
power switch on “O” (OFF) and open the burner flap. (Do not open the burner flap of the Illumination System
MT10 / MT20 while the arc burner is turned on.)

f Do not place the unit inside a climate chamber.

g Do not bend the optical fiber to a diameter of less than 45 cm. The optical fiber is fragile and may brake if

bent too strongly or if torsional stress is applied.

h Cover the ends of the optical fiber with the protection cover if they are not attached to the Illumination Sys-

tem MT10 / MT20 or to the microscope.

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i Always operate the Illumination System MT10 / MT20 in an upright position. Never lay it on the side during

operation. This could cause the lamp to burst, damage the equipment and cause injury.

j Before transport of the system remove the lamp and store it safely in the provided protective case.

k Mind that turning the arc burner on and off repeatedly will shorten the life span.

l To clean the surface of the Illumination System MT10 / MT20, use a lint-free, dry and soft cloth. Never at-

tempt to use organic solvents or strong detergents.

m Take care to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on the optical filters, the lenses at the ends of the light guide or

the optics of the illumination coupling. If contaminated, clean by wiping gently with special optical cleansing
tissue. To remove fingerprints or oil stains, wipe with special optical cleansing tissue slightly moistened with
lens cleansing fluid. Use the cotton gloves when handling light filters.
* Since these fluids are highly inflammable, be careful to keep them away from open fire, heat or hot sur­faces and potential sources of electrical sparks, such as main switches.

2.1.4 Safety Labels

The following symbols are found on the Illumination System MT10 / MT20. Study the meaning of the symbols
and always use the equipment in the safest possible manner.

Lamp housing safety label

Label Note Location

Carefully read the
instructions on the
label and the
manual before use.
Improper use could
result in personal
injury to the user
and/or damage the
equipment.

Top side of
the Illumina­tion System
MT20 / MT10

Fiber port safety label

Label Note Location

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Status

connector

Carefully read the instructions on the
label and the manual before use.
Improper use could result in personal
injury to the user and/or damage the
equipment.

2.2 Illumination System MT10 / MT20 Overview

2.2.1 The Front Panel

Front side of the
Illumination
System MT20 /
MT10

FIBER lock

Fiber
port

LOCK

BURNER

ADJUSTMENT

Light sensor

LED:

BURNER ON

CONTROLLER

connector

LED:

AUXILIARY
connector (MT20 only)

LOCK: 2 mm hex-wrench opening to lock or release the arc burner for installation and replacement.

BURNER ADJUSTMENT: three handles to align the burner.

BURNER ON LED: On / off  arc burner on / off

CONTROLLER connector, MT20 only: RJ45 plug to connect the Illumination System MT20 to the cell^R Real-
Time Controller.

ODB connectors (two), MT10 only: OBS Device Bus plug to connect the Illumination System MT10 to the
cell^M System Coordinator.

FIBER LOCK: 1.5 mm hex-wrench opening to lock or release the optical fiber in the fiber port.

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Fiber port: Opening for the optical fiber.

LIGHT SENSOR connector: 3-pin connector for light sensor cable.

AUXILIARY connector (MT20 only): 15-pin sub-D port, currently without use.

STATUS LED: Off  no connection to cell^R Real-Time Controller / cell^M System Coordinator.

On  active connection to cell^R Real-Time Controller / cell^M System Coordinator, ready for operation.
Regular flashing  Illumination System MT10 / MT20 in stand-by mode.
Irregular activity  Illumination System MT10 / MT20 in action.

2.2.2 Top: the Burner Flap

Before opening: Wait until system has cooled down, then switch main power off!

2.2.3 Right Side: the Filter Wheel Flap

Opening for a 3 mm hex­wrench

Access to the arc burner
for replacement

The flap has to be closed and the subsequent automatic initialization has to be completed for op­eration.