premiere SMZ-05, SMZ-07 User Manual

STEREO ZOOM MICROSCOPES

Model SMZ-05, Binocular

Model SMZ-07, Trinocular
Contents
1. . Before use ...................................................................... 3
2. . Structure ........................................................................ 4
3. . Operation ....................................................................... 5
4. . Specifications ................................................................. 8
5. . Troubleshooting ............................................................. 9
1 B e f o r e u s e
1-1 NOTICE
Thank you for purchasing this Premiere® Stereo Zoom Microscope. For best results with your instrument, please read this user’s manual thoroughly.
Models SMZ-05 & SMZ-07 Stereo Zoom Microscopes are virtually identical in most specifications except bottom lighting and SMZ-07 features a third eyepiece tube which allows a camera attachment (available separately). Unless otherwise noted, the instructions apply to either version. Details specific to the Trinocular Model SMZ-07 are noted in the instructions.
1) Microscope ought to be placed in a dry and clean place. Do not expose the
microscope to direct sunlight. Avoid high temperature and violent vibration.
2) As microscope is a precision instrument, handle with care, avoiding impact or
abrupt movement during transportation.
3) To keep the image clear, do not leave fingerprints or stains on the surfaces of the
lens.
1-2 GENERAL MAINTENANCE
1) All lenses must be kept clean. Fine dust on the surface of the lens should be blown off with hand blower or wiped off gently with a soft lens tissue. Fingerprints or oil should be wiped off with lens paper moistened with a small amount of alcohol.
2) To clean the outer surfaces (especially the plastic surfaces), use only mild detergent.
3) After use cover the microscope with the dust-cover provided and store it in a clean, dry place free from moisture.
1-3 UNPACKING
Your microscope is packed in custom fitted protective foam within its cardboard carton. It is strongly advised to retain all packing materials in the event your microscope ever needs to be stored or transported. This packaging is designed to provide the maximum protection when shipping your microscope.
2 S t r u c t u r e
2-1 SMZ-05 Study the diagram to become familiar with the parts of the instrument.
Eyeguards
Eyepiece
Diopter adjusting ring
Head Illumination Zoom control knob Focusing
Lamp lock-screw
Objective lens
Glass stage Positioning Knob (on
pole)
Clip Power cord
socket
Base
Top variable light control
Fuses Bottom light control (variable on SMZ-05 only) Power Switch
Figure 1
Figure 1
2-2 ASSEMBLY
1) Remove base with pole from foam packing and place on stable surface (tabletop or
desk) removing all plastic covering. If the head support slides on the pole, tighten the positioning knob along the back securely to hold it approximately midway on the pole.
2) You will notice a screw knob fitted into the ring which will hold the head assembly.
Loosen this screw if necessary so that it is flush with the inside of the ring.
3) Fit the head assembly (containing eyetubes and objectives) into the ring and tighten
the screw knob to hold the head in place. Note: this screw knob can be inserted into any of the three positions as desired to hold the head in place.
4) Insert the illumination device in the bracket with the protrudent side toward the lock-screwand tighten the lock-screw into the socket in the illumination device. (Fig.2)
5) Put the plug into the socket of the pillar stand.
6) Remove covers from eyetubes and insert eyepieces.
7) Attach the power cord to the socket in the base and plug in to power supply.
3 O p e r a t i o n
3-1 The glass stage
1) Use the depression in the base to lift the glass stage when necessary.
2) Setting the clips on the edge of the glass stage plate will help hold it in place. (Fig.3)
3) Use care to avoid damage to the glass plate.
Figure 3
3-2 Adjust the tension of the focusing mechanism
1) If you want to adjust the tension of the focusing arm, you can hold one of the focusing knobs and turn the other one to attain a comfortable setting. The increase or decrease of tension relies on the direction turned. The clockwise direction is tight, counter-clockwise is loose.
2) The suitable amount of tension will make the focusing more comfortable and prevent the focusing bracket from slipping down by its weight during observation. (Fig.4)
Figure 4
Figure 2
3-3 Place the specimen
Note: In general use the user has flexibility with the stand; the head assembly can be raised or lowered on the pole to accommodate various sized specimens and the entire head assembly can be rotated 360° on the pole as needed.
1) Set the specimen on the center of stage plate. If necessary, clamp the specimen with the clips.
2) Remove (unscrew) the lens cap over the objective lens.
3) Turn on the power switch located at the back of the base.
4) Using the knob on side of the base, turn on the overhead light.
3-4 Adjust the interpupillary distance
Adjust the eyepiece housing along the direction of arrowhead (Fig.5) until the eyepieces are a comfortable distance for viewing.
3-5 Adjust the focus
1) Turn the zoom control knob to the maximum magnification
(4.5).
2) Turn the diopter adjusting rings to zero (raised to highest
point).
3) Observe the specimen through the right eyepiece and make
the image clear by turning the focusing knob.
4) Rotate the zoom control knob to the minimum magnification.
5) Observe the specimen through the right eyepiece and make the image clear by turning the right diopter adjusting ring .
(Fig.6)
6) Repeat steps (1), (3), (4) and (5) until the right adjusting ring is most precise.
7) Repeat step (4) and make the image clear as observed through
the left eyepiece by turning the left diopter adjusting ring .
(Fig.6)
Important Model SMZ-07 Trinocular
If no image is visible through the left eyepiece, push in the silver pole to the left of the head. (Fig. 7)
Once both eyepieces have a clear image in focus, you can adjust the magnification power as desired without refocusing.
Pole
Figure 7
Figure 6
Figure 5
3-6 Eyepiece guards
1) For user who does not wear glasses, the use of the rubber eyepiece guards will help avoid glare from any incidental lighting in the room. Fit the rubber eyeguards over the eyepieces with the deeper edge to the outside of observer’s face.
2) For user who wears glasses, do not install the eyeguards.
3-7 Using Trinocular feature Model SMZ-07
With Model SMZ-07, you can alternate use of the binocular observation with trinocular use of the third eyetube by installing an eyepiece (not included) or video or digital camera attachment (sold separately) into the third eyetube. Unscrew the cover from the tube socket and install the third tube by screwing the tube into place. To obtain the image through this third tube you must slide out the silver pole to the left of the head. (It is normal for the left eyepiece of the binocular
head to be dark at this point.) Be sure to slide the pole out completely until it stops (approx. ¾”).
(see Fig.7) Refer to manufacturers’ instructions for use of camera with the stereo zoom scope.
3-8 Adjusting the brightness of the lamps
Turn the variable control light knob according to the sign marked on the base, turning clockwise to increase the brightness, counter-clockwise to dim. (Fig.8) Note: Model SMZ-07 is equipped with a Fluorescent lamp in the bottom light and is not
adjustable.
3-9 Replacing the lamps
Note: Before replacing the lamps, turn off and disconnect the
power.
1) Slide the clips aside and carefully remove the glass stage plate.
(Fig.9)
2) Gently remove the lamp from the socket. (Allow a hot bulb to cool before removing.)
3) Put a new lamp into the socket, be sure it is inserted completely. Do not touch the new bulb with bare hands as body oils may damage it.
4) Replace the stage plate. (Fig.10)
3-10 Replacing the fuse
1) Remove the fuse tube with a screwdriver and then pull the fuse out of the tube . (Fig. 11)
2) Replace the fuse and remount it in the fuse holder. (Fig.11)

Figure 9

Figure 10

Figure 11

Figure 8
4 S p e c i f i c a t i o n s
4-1 SMZ-05/SMZ-07
Eyepiece
Standard
configuration
Auxiliary objectives
0.5X
1.5X
2X
Working
distance100mm
Working
distance165mm
Working distance
45mm
Working distance
30mm
Magnification
Field
of
view
Magnification
Field
of
view
Magnification
Field
of
view
Magnification
Field
of
view
10X/20
7X
28.6
3.5X
57.1
10.5X
19
14X
14.3
45X
4.4
22.5X
8.9
67.5X
3
90X
2.2
15X/15
10.5X
21.4
5.25X
42.8
15.75X
14.3
21X
10.7
67.5X
3.3
33.75X
6.7
101.25X
2.2
135X
1.7
20X/10
14X
14.3
7X
28.6
21X
9.5
28X
7.1
90X
2.2
45X
4.4
135X
1.5
180X
1.1
4-2 The base electronic specification of SMZ series
Model
Parts
SMZ-05
SMZ-07
Power supply
110V-50/60Hz, 220V-50Hz
110V-50/60Hz, 220V-50Hz
Transformer
Input: 220/110VAC
Output: 12V DC/45W
Input: 220/110VAC
Output: 12V DC/45W
Illuminator
Top light
12V/15W halogen lamp
12V/15W halogen lamp
Bottom light
12V/15W halogen lamp
7W fluorescent lamp
SMZ-05 & SMZ-07 are equipped with standard 110V and American style 3 prong plug. Alternate voltage (220V) and plug style is available upon request (special order).
5 Troubleshooting
Trouble
Cause
Remedy
1. Double images Interpupillary distance is not correct
Readjust it Diopter adjustment is not correct
Readjust it
Magnification of each eyepiece is not the same size
Mount the same size eyepiece
2. Dirt appears in the field of view Dirt on the specimen
Clean the specimen
Dirt on the surfaces of eyepiece
Clean the surface
3. Image is not clear
Dirt on the surfaces of the objectives
Clean the objectives
4. Image is not clear while the focus changing
Diopter adjustment is not correct
Readjust the diopter
Focus is not correct
Readjust the focus
5. The focusing knob is not smooth
The focusing knob is too tight
Loosen it to a suitable position
6. The image is obscured because of the head slipping down by itself during observation
The focusing knob is too loose
Tighten it to a suitable position
7. Incision image appears in the field of view
The pole is not in correct position
Pull or push it to the correct position
8. Eyes tire easily
Diopter adjustment is not correct
Adjust the diopter
Brightness of light is not correct
Adjust the brightness
9. Bulb does not work when the
switch is on. No power supply
Check the connection with the power supply
The bulb was not inserted correctly
Insert it correctly Bulb is wrong
Replace with a new one
10. Bulb is burned out suddenly
Use the wrong bulb
Replace with a correct one
The voltage is too high
Control the voltage Eg: use voltage regulator
11. Brightness is not enough
Using the wrong bulb
Replace with a correct one
The voltage is too low
Increase the input voltage
12. The bulb flickers or the
brightness is unstable The bulb will burn out soon
Replace with a new one
The bulb was not inserted correctly
Insert it correctly
(21/2)
C & A Scientific Co., Inc.
7241 Gabe Court ● Manassas ● Virginia ● 20109
The manufacturer warrants this instrument to be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use for five years from the date of purchase (one year for electrical components). It does not cover damage resulting from abuse or misuse, repairs or alterations performed by other than authorized repair technicians, or damage occurring in transit. If you have questions concerning this product or warranty, contact the dealer from whom it was purchased. For warranty service, microscope should be well packed to avoid damage in transit, preferably in original box and packing. Include your complete return address and telephone number as well as a description of the difficulty, date and place of purchase, and ship to the address below. It will be repaired or replaced at no charge and returned. If misuse, alterations, accident or abnormal conditions of operation caused failure, an estimate for repairs will be provided for your approval prior to work being performed.

Premiere® Microscope Service

7241 Gabe Court

Manassas, VA 20109

(703) 330-1413

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