Chapter 3 Specific Operations
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Adjusting the Diopter
Adjust the diopter to match your eyesight. This adjustment is required for each observer.
1 Position the diopter adjustment rings of the right and left
eyepieces to 0.
Adjusting the diopter
2 Maximize the magnification, and then focus on the sample
using the focus knobs.
(See “7 Focusing on the Sample.”)
3 Turn the zoom knob to minimize the magnification, and then
turn the diopter adjustment rings of the right and left
eyepieces to bring them into focus separately.
[Zoom magnification]
SMZ800N Zooming Body: 1x to 8x
SMZ1270/SMZ1270i Zooming Body: 0.63x to 8x
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 to check the focus, so that changing
the magnification does not affect the focus and clear images
can be captured.
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Adjusting the Interpupillary Distance
djust the interpupillary distance to match the distance between
your right and left eyes. This adjustment is required for each
observer.
Look into both eyepieces and move the binocular part of the tube
so that the right and left fields of view merge into a single circle.
Adjusting the interpupillary distance
Note on adjusting the interpupillary distance
Do not apply excessive force to the binocular part during interpupillary distance adjustment. Doing so may cause unexpected
failure or malfunction.
Magnification
decreases
Magnification
increases
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