luxvision OM 1850 User manual
THE OPERATION MICROSCOPE INSTRUCTION
OM 1850
Preface
Thank you for your purchasing our OM 1850 Operation Microscope. Please read this manual carefully
for the sake of your best use.
General Requirements for Safety
Please read carefully about the following precautions to avoid unexpected personal injury as well as the
product being damaged and other possible dangers.
Precautions
1. Do not use this instrument in the environment where is prone to fIre and toblast or where
there is much dust and high temperature. Use it in the roomand simultaneously be careful
to keep it clean and dry.
2. Check that all the wires are correctly and fírmly connected before use. Ensurethat the
instrument is well grounded.
3. Please pay attention to all the rating of the electrical connecting terminal.
4. Please only use the fuse according to the specications and rated stipulated byour product.
5. Use the power cable supplied with this instrument.
6. Don’t touch the surface of the lens and prism with hand or hard objects.
7. Turn off the main power rst before replacing the main bulb and fuse.
8. To prevent the instrument from falling down to oor, it should be placed onthe oor where
the inclination angle is less than 10° .
9. Turn off the power and cover the instrument with dustproof cover when it is notin use.
10. In case there is any trouble, please rst refer to the trouble-shooting guide. It still can’t work,
please make contact with the authorized distributor or ourAfter-Sales Service Department.
* THE SAFETY MARKS USED IN THIS INSTRUMENT TERMINAL OF PROTECTIVE GROUNDING
TYPEB ATTENTION PLEASE
REFER TO THIS
MANUAL
TERMINAL OF THE
PROTECTIVE
GROUNDING
BE CAREFUL OF
BURNS
UPWARD CAUTION PLACE AVIOD DAMP
Contents
1. Feature and Specication ...............................................................................................4
1. 1 Feature .......................................................................................................................4
1. 2 Specication ................................................................................................................4
2 The name and Use of Components ...............................................................................5
3 Assembly ...................................................................................................................... 7
3. 1 Assembly of stand pillar .......................................................................................... 7
3. 2 Assembly of light source box ................................................................................. 7
3. 3 Assembly of microscope ........................................................................................ 7
3. 4 Assembly of manipulating handle ........................................................................... 7
3. 5 Assembly of the ber optics ................................................................................... 7
4 Preparation for use ....................................................................................................... 7
5 Use of the Instrument .................................................................................................... 9
5. 1 Use of the Control Switch ...................................................................................... 9
5.2 Installation and Adjustment before Using ............................................................... 9
5. 3 Adjustment during Using ........................................................................................ 9
5. 4 Movement and storing after using .........................................................................10
6 Maintenance ................................................................................................................10
6. 1 Replacement of the consumable parts ..................................................................10
6.1.1 Replacing the spare bubs....................................................................................10
6.1.2 Replacing the fuses.............................................................................................11
6. 2 Cleaning and Sterelization .....................................................................................11
6. 3 Trouble - shooting guide.........................................................................................12
6. 4 Order consumable parts ........................................................................................12
7 Responsibility ...............................................................................................................12
8 Transport, storage and rejection ...................................................................................12
9 Spare parts and tools of instrument ............................................................................ 13
10 Assembly of the optional accessories (additional order).................................................13
10.1 Erect geminate ocular drawtubes (for ENT)...........................................................13
10.2 Universal coupling (for ENT)..................................................................................13
10.3 Objective, F175mm/F250mm/F300mm/F350mm/F400mm..................................14
10.4 10x ocular.............................................................................................................14
10.5 Beam splitter, CCD adapter...................................................................................14
10.6 Clamp rack, ssion column...................................................................................15
10.7 Handy casing........................................................................................................15
1 Features and Specications
1.1
1.2 Specications
1.2.1 Main microscope and assistant microscope
Focus of objective lens f=200mm
Magnication of eyepiece 12.5 X16B
Magnication and visual eld:
Total
magnication
Visual eld
(mm)
Illumination
eld (mm)
Objective
focus
5.3 X
8 X
12 X
Φ38
Φ25
Φ17
Φ40f 200
1.2.2 Working distance
1.2.3 Parameter of Binocular tube
Inclined binocular Cubes
Diopter adjustment range
Pupil distance range
Height of eyecups
1.2.4 Parameter of Illumination
6°+0° Coaxial illumination
Maximum intensity
1.2.5 Parameter of Position adjustment
Maximum stretching radius of arm
Vertical movement ranee
(from oor 10 front surface of big objective)
Range of ne focusing adjustment
1.2.6 Parameter of Electric
Input voltage
Input power
190mm
45°
±6D
50mm~70mm
18mm
30000Lx or up
870mm
700mm-1100mm
30mm
AC22GV± 10%/50Hz± 1%, or
AC110V±10%/30Hz± 1%
120VA
Features
The OM 1850 Operation Microscope is a portable microscope. Its small and portable machine
body makes it higlily agile. It is sure to meet the requirements for general ophthalmic micro-surgical.
The microscope is a single binocular one, with three magnication steps, offering sharp image and
large eld of vision. A cold light source is used in the illumination system, which is harmless to the
tissue qf eye. With quality halogen bulbs, PHILIPS or OSRAM, being used, the illumination is bright
and even, An intensifying red-reex module is added. A spring balance system is designed for the
arm so that the microscope can move upwards and downwards stopping at any desired position.
Fine focusing adjustment can be performed. The adjusting functions af the equipment include
magnication, focusing and inclination, while focusing can also be controlled by foot switch.
The environment requirements for using this equipment is temperature +10º C to +40º C,
relative humidity 30% to 75%, atmospheric pressure SOliPa to 1060hPa.
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2 Names and Uses of Components
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Fig.1
Fuse
Bulb
Electrical safety
Type AC250V1.25A,
Type AC125V2.5A
(For example 51S-013H, 51S-025L)
12V/100W (Medical halogen lampBulb wiih cold reection)
Conform to standard 1EC60U1 Typo 1, Class B
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19
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10
20
21 22 23 25 26 27
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[1] Caster
Move and support the equipment
[2] Foot control switch
Be used to conlrol the focussing functions of microscope
[3] Floor stand
Be used support &. x stand pillar
[4] Stand pillar
[5] Fuse
Two (1.25A/2.5A) are used to power supply
[6] Light-adjusting knob
Used for continuous adjustment of illumination intensity.
[7] Power supply switch
Be used to switch on or switch o(T power supply.
[8] Spare bulb module
In case the working bulb burnt during an operation, the spate lamp module may be inserted so as
to ensure the operation to be Continued smoothly.
[9] Bulb module
[10] 7-pin plug/socket
Connecting wires, for focusing control
[11] Fixing nut
This nut lets microscope; suspend on the small horizontal arm. Though there is protective melt,
you must check this nut tightened or not.
[12] Star xation knob (with sterilized cap)
Fix the revolving angle of the suspended spindle of microscope.
[13] War xation knob (with sterilized cap)
Lock the microscope and make it not revolve at up and down plane.
[14] Diopter adjusting ring
Adjust ocular diopter by rotating this ring. The range of adjustment is +BD.
[15] Eyecups
Adjust exit-pupil distance. Its height is 18mm and it maybe taken off or rolled down.
[16] Manipulating bundle (with sterilised cap)
For rough focusing, move the microscope up and down or right and left.
[17] Magnication knob (with sterilised cap)
Three magnication steps are provided. With different objectives the magnication factor of each
step differs. Rotating the knob to change the magnication.
[18] Fixing block circle
Fix the manipulating handle so that it will not loose.
[19] Fuse pin
Avoid the microscope dropping when the xing nut looses while unloading it or suspending it.
[20] Fiberoptic
Lead the light beam from bulbs TO ihc operating position.
[21] Star xation fcnob(wi<h Sterilized cap)
Lock the liitle ann by tightening it rmly so as to prevent the microscope from moving up and down.
[22] Star xation knob
Tighten it in order to lock the little arm and make the microscope not move vertically,
[23] 5-pin plug/socket
Connect the foot switch.
[24] Star xation fcnob
Tighten it in order to lock the light source box to make il not revolve when moving or storing.
[25] Inner hexagonal tightening bolt
Lock the stand pillar and the light source box
[26] 110/220Vsclectinjjswitch.
[27] Power plug
Input power supply
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3. Assembly
This equipment may be installed either by user self with reference ID the manual or by the servicemen
sent by the manufacturer or authorized representatives when facing real difculties.
This equipment is packed in one package. Please open the packages in the direction indicated by the
mark on the packages. Tpke out all the parts and assemble them according to the following procedures:
3.1 Assembly of stand pillar
(1) Please take out the oor stand [3] from the package, lay it on the ground
(2) Take out the stand pillar [4], turn out tho inner hexagonal bolt and gasket o[“its end. insert il into die
hole of the oor siaitd[3], and then turn Ihe stand pillar [4] to make the column put on the base
support clip in the groove on the end of stand pillar, assemble in order the unassembled gasket,
spring gasket, inner hexagonal blot* and fasten it rmly with 10mrn > hexagonal wrench (Flg.2).
3.2 Assembly of light source box
Take out ihe light source box while not loosen the tightening boh of the star knob [21] in order to avoid
the small arm rebounding und harm people, set the bottom of the light source box into the stand pillar
[4] and insert the inner hexagonal tightening blot [25] into the groove of the end of stand pillar [4] and
fasten it rmly with 6mm hexagonal wrench(Fig.2).
3.3 Assembly of microscope
(1) First check the tightening blot of star knob [12], make sure that the end of” the bolt does not protrude
out of the hole surface.
(2) Remove the xing nut [11]. Pull out the safety pin [19] with one hand, hold the comtecling part
of microscope with another hand. Insert the shaft into the hole of the ami from the bottom to top.
Then release the safety pin [19], it will spring back to Ihe groove on the shaft. Finally fasten the
xing nut [18] (Fig. 2).
(3) Insert ihe 7-pin plug [10] into the 7-pin socket. Pay attention to align marks for alignment on both
the plug and socket.
3.4 Assembly of manipulating handle
Insert the manipulating handle [16] into the holes on the two sides of the microscope holder respectively.
The proper handle position should be down to an angle of 40° (as shown in Fig. 1). Then fasten the
xing block circle on the project plane of the two sides of the microscope and make the manipulating
handle not to move axile direction (Fig. 2).
3.5 Assembly of ber optics
(1) Remove the ber optics protective cover.
(2) Insert one end of the ber optics [20] inlo the side hole of the light source box and insert another
end into the hole behind the microscope (Fig. 2).
4. Preparations for use
(1) Check whether the mains voltage, frequency complies with what required by the equipment.
If not, do not start it.
Caution: Set the input voltage at 22OV. When it is 110V. please switch the selecting switch (26)
to the 110 block and change the fuse[5) as type AC125 2.SA fuse tube we supplied.
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Fig 2
(2) Check tlie grounding of power supply. Make sure the equipment have a good ground-wire connection.
(3) The equipment comes with a three-core power cable. Please select matched power socket.
Caution: Please use the power cable provided by the manufacturer or the power cable
according with IEC227 standard to ensure that the equipment Is well grounded.
(4) When the powder switch [7] on the power controlling box is pressed at “ON” position, power is
on. When pressed at “OFF” position, power is off. The switch should always be “OFF” before
the power wire is connected with power socket.
(5) Insert the plug of the power wire of the equipment into the mams’ outlet (It must be well grounded).
(6) Switch on the power. Check whether the illumination system works properly.
(7) After checking, please turn off power switch on power controlling box and disconnect the power
plug and cover the equipment with dust cover.
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5. Use of instrument
5.1 Use of foot control switch (Fig. 3)
(1) First connect the 5-pin plug on the foot control switch [2] with the 5-pin socket [23]under the power
controlling box (Fig.1). Pay attention to align marks for alignment on both the plug and socket.
Then connect power cable with mains outlet and switch on the power switch [7]. so that you
start foot control.
(2) For ne focusing, step down the left pedal of the foot control switch, the microscope moves down;
while step down the right pedal, the microscope moves up (Fig.3).
Fig 3
5.2 Installation & adjustment before the use
(1 Sterilize the manipulating handles and sterilizable caps in advance.
(2) Make the little arm to be in a horizontal position. Adjusting the height, ensure that the objective
is about 200mm from the surgical site.
(3) Switch on power supply, check the bulbs. If any bulb bums, replace it immediately.
Caution: Burnt bulbs must be replaced before «n operation to ensure that the operation may be
performed without Interruption.
5.3 Adjustment during using
(1) First move the equipment to a proper position and skid the brake to prevent the equipment from
moving easily. Connect the power plug with power socket [27] on the microscope.
(2) Place the fool switch {2] to a suitable position. Connect the 5-pin plug of the foot switch with the
socket under the power controlling box.
(3) Insert the plug of power cable under the power controlling box into ihe mains outlet. Then switch
on power switch [7].
(4) Move the ne focusing drag to the starting position, where the ne focusing indicator point to the
central point of the drive, by using the foot switch [2] or the focusing knob.
(5) Illumination intensity adjustment. Rotate the light adjusting knob [6] on the power controlling box
clockwise to increase the intensity, counterclockwise to reduce the intensity. Adjust it until appeal
the operation.
(6) Rough focusing. Loose the star xation knob [21], hold the handle [16] to move the microscope
upwards or downwards to position the light spot on the surgical site and adjust the focus till the
image is clear with 8x magnication. Manipulating method referes to 5.1(2).
(7) Eyecup adjustment.Tlie eyecup [15] can reduce the observing disturbance coming from the
foreign light. The height is limitted to ISnini. If a doctor wearing glasses makes the operation,
need to roll down (he eyecup, that is turn the rubber eyecup over the ocular tube.
(8) Diopter adjustment. The adjustment range of the diopter adjusting ring [14] of the ocular is ± 6O,
with 1D for each division. Rotate the diopter adjusting ring, match the value on the scale of the
diopter adjusting ring with the diopter of the surgeon. If the surgeon wears glasses, align “0”
position on the diopter adjusting ring to the white line mark on the ocular lube because glasses
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has corrected the surgeon’s vision.
(9) Pupil distance adjustment. While adjusting the pupillary distance, you can observe while rotate
the pupillary distance adjusting knob, until both eyes see properly, visual elds coincide and
stereoscopic effect obtained. If the pupillary distance of the surgeon is known, adjust directly to
this value indicated on the surface of the PD adjusting rod.
The above steps should be done before surgeon’s personal sterilization.
(10)Move the microscope upwards. Put the sterilizable caps at the following places:
Star xation knob [12], [13], [21] Manipulating handle[ 16] Magnication knob [17]
Disposable sterile cover may be used to cover the microscope al (he surgeon’s choice.
After that, move the microscope to position the light spot on the center of the surgical site.
5.4 Movement and storage after the using
(1) Put off all of (he sterilized cap and knob and sterilize them for the next use.
(2) Draw the microscope back (o the nearest position to the stand. Fasten every star knob rmly
so as to x the arm and the microscope.
(3) Disconnect power wire and foot switch plug, store in a suitable place,
(4) Loose the brake of the casteif I] before moving.
(5) Grasp the power control box rmly with two hands in order to move the equipment slowly and
carefully meanwhile avoid bumping and leaning.
(6) Replace burnt bulb if any for the next use. Refer the method to 6.1.1.
6. Maintenance
6.1 Replacing the consumable parts.
Caution: Replaced parts are treated as ordinary industrial rubbish.
6.1.1 Replacing the bulbs
(1) The lamp house is equipped with a spare bulb module [8], In case the bulb burnt out during an
operation, only need to turn off power switch and pull out the bulb module [9](Fig. 7) then insert
the spare bulb module [8] to the same direction as being pulled out. After thai, switch power
on and continue the operation.
Fig 4
(2) After the operation, replace (lie burnt bulb immediately for next operation. While replacing, pull out
ceramic socket and take ihe bulb out of two clamping springs. Then replace a new bulb in a
reverse way (Fig. 4).
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Caution: watch out for hot bulbs.
(3) Insert the bulb module to the same direction it was removed.
Caution: Please use the special bulb for the equipment
6.1.2 Replacing the fuse
Remove the fuse holder under tlie power controlling box. Replace it with a new ise, then fasten the cover.
Caution: Only use fuses of the same type, specication and rated value. To be safe, please
disconnect power from the mains outlet before remove the lower cover and replace the fuse.
6.2 Cleaning and sterilization
(1) Every equipment has been fully checked before delivery ensuring its proper perfomance.
However, a proper maintenance is necessary. [( should not be disassembled by unskilled or
unqualied technicians. Otherwise the equipment may be damaged and the performance may be
affected. It is advised by the manufacturer that the equipment takes regular maintenance at three
month’s Interval or according 10 the specic condition.
Table 1 Trouble Shooting Guide
Trouble
Illumination
doesn’t light
The foot switch does
not work.
The light spot is loo
dark or not even.
Possible Cause
The cable isn’t connected
correctly with the power socket.
The position of the light adjusting
knob is wrong after switching
on power switches.
The bulb plug doesn’t connect
correctly with its socket.
The bulb has burnt (The mains
exceed voltage rating).
The fuse has blown.
The plug of foot switch is not
well connected with the socket
under the powder controlling
bos. The two connectors on
the second ami are not well
connected.
The bulb socket is bad plugged.
The ber optics is not inserted
to the end.
Remedy
Connect the power cable
correctly.
Adjust the light-adjusting knob.
Take out bulb, scrape oxide.
Then reinstall, screw the locking
bolt rmly.
Replace new bulb (stabilize the
voltage rating).
Change (he fuse.
Connect again.
Plug it correctly.
Insert it to the end.
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(2) Do not place the equipment in a dusty, moist or corrosive environment to avoid damage to the
equipment.
(3) Do not disassemble lenses yourself. If there is dust stained on the lens, blow them with a blowball
or brush them with a dust pen. Greasy or water stains can be cleaned off with mirror-cleaning paper
or a drop of liquid solvent (1:1mixture of C2H5OH and CH3OCH3), then blow it carefully.
Be careful to prevent the solvent from intrating the edges of lens.
(4) The outer surface of the equipment may be cleaned with wet cloth. The remaining stains can be
cleaned off with the mixture of 50% C2H5OH and 50% H2O (distilled). Please not use corrosive
cleaning agent.
(5) Eyecups should be cleaned with water. Place them on the eyepieces after dry.
(6) All slcrilizablc caps should be autoclave sterilized. Suggested conditions are as following:
temperature: 120°C, time: 20min; or temperature: 134 ºC, time: 5min.
(7) The accessories not in use should be put in a closed box with desiccant.
6.3 Trouble-shooting guide
In case there is any trouble, please check according to the following table. If it still does not work, please
contact the Repair Department of 66 Vision Tech Co., Ltd. General Factory. (Refer to Table 1 Trouble
Shooting Guide)
6.4 Order consumable parts
OM 1850
Operation
Microscope
Name
Medical halogen bulb
with cool reection.
Fuse
Specication
AC12V/100W
T type AC250 1.25 A
T type AC125 2.5 A
Suggested Type
HLX64627 (OSRAM)
51S-025U51S-013H
(HOLLYLAND CO. , LTD.)
7. Responsibility
We may provide the circuit diagram, electric component list and other details of the equipment at the
request of customers to meet their need for repairing.
If any information, service or consultation is needed, please contact with us directly or with nur authorized
distributors.
8. Transportation, Storage and Rejection
During the transportation, take care to protect it from wetness, upside down and violent vibration.
The relative humidity should be 10% to 90%, environmental temperature -10º C to +40º C and
atmospheric pressure SOOhPa to 1060hPa.
This equipment should be stored in a well-ventilated room without corrosive gas where the relative
humidity should be 10% to 90% and environmental temperature -10º C to +40º C. If the assembled
equipment should be moved or transported in short distance, please lock all the movable parts (refer
to 5.4). The inclination angle should be less than 10°. If for long distance transportation, please repack
it with original packages.
If it is stored for over ve years, please contact with us directly or with our authorized distributor to check
the equipment again.
Discard the equipment according to the local environment protection regulations. Do not pollute
environment.
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9. Spare parts and tools of the instrument
1. Sterilized cap for Siar xation knob 4
2. Sterilized cap for magnication knob 2
3. Sterilized cap for Manipulating handle 2
4. Medical halogen bulb with cool reection (12v lOOw) 1
5. T type AC250 1.25A; T type Ac 125 2.5A fuse tube 4/each
6. 6mm inner hexagonal wrench 1
7. 10mm inner hexagonal wrench 1
8. P54M bulb sockel 2
10. Assembly of the optional accessories
(additional order)
10.1 Erect geminate ocular drawtubes (for ENT)
Unscrew the inner hexagonal tightening bolt [A3] by the 2mm inner hexagram screw drive. Take down
the 45° oblique geminate ocular drawlubes [A2] and x the erect gemmate ocular drawtubes [A1].
Then screw down the inner hexagonal lightening bolt [A3] by the 2inm inner hexagram screw drive. (Fig.5)
A1
A3
A4
A2
B8
B7
B6
B5
B4
B3
B2
B10
B9
B1
Fig 5
[A1] erect geminate ocular drawlubes
[A2] 45° oblique geminate ocular drawtubes
[A3] inner hexagonal lightening bolt
[A4] objective
[B1] beam splitter
[B2] screw ange
[B3] CCD adapter
Fig 6
[B4] focus adjusting ring
[B5] screw ange
[BG] CCD connector
[B7] dust-proof cover
[B8] CCD
[B9] dust-proof cover
[B10] dust-proof cover
10.2 Universal coupling (for ENT)
It is used for ENT that the universal coupling [C1] and the erect geminate ocular drawtubes’ [A1] combination.
The microscope lens can be rotated in X, Y, Z plane after the star xation knob [C2] is unscrewed. (Fig.7)
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10.3 Objective, F175inm/F250mm/F300mm/F350mm/l 400mm
Unscrew the objective [A4] under microscope and x the special objective [A4]. The magnication is
as 1.14/0.8/0.67/0.57/0.5 times as before. The size of visual eld is as 0.875/1.25/1.5/1.75/2.0 times
as before. (Fig.5)
10.4 10x ocular
Pull out the 12.5x ocular from the geminate ocular drawtubes and insert the 10x ocular.
The magnication is as 0.8 times as before. The size of visual eld is as the times as before.
Fig 7 Fig 8
[C1] universal coupling [C2] star xation knob [D1] single-groove screw tool (provide for yourself)
10.5 Beam splitter, CCD adapter
(1) 10.5.1 Unscrew (lie inner hexagonal lightening bolt [A3] by the 2mm inner hexagram screw drive.
(2) 10.5.2 Fix the beam splitter [B1] in the microscope.
(3) 10.5.3 Select one beam split-port in the left or right side of the beam splitter as the position of
the CCD adapter [B3]. Unscrew the dust-proof cover [B10] on the beam split-port and keep it well.
(4) 10.5.4 Take out the CCD adapter [B3] and screw off the dust-proof cover [B7] [B9J. Fix the
CCD adapter [B3] inlo the microscope beam split-port and wedge the orientation bolt of the
beam split-port into the orientation groove of the CCD adapter [B3], (There are three grooves
on the plane. Select one according to your need.) Screw down the screw ange [B2] on the top
of the adapter.
(5) 10.5.5 Screw off the lens and screw ange of the CCD [B8] and keep them well. Screw the CCD
conneclor [B6] into the CCD lens and tighten it.
(6) 10.5.6 Screw down the CCD wilh the CCD adapter [B3].
(7) 10.5.7 Connecl the power plug to the appointed power.
(8) 10.5.8 Connect one end of Ihe video frequency wire to the CCD signal fan-out. The other end
should be connected to the Video In port of the monitor or video camera. Switch on ilic power
after all have been done. Observe the image on the monitor and rotate the focus-adjusting ring
[B4] lo make the image clear. Attention to the orientation of the image. Rotate the CCD oul by
inches till the image’s oriention is right if it is declining. Screw down Ihe screw ange [B5] to lock it.
(9) 10.5.9 Fix the geminate ocular drawtubes to the beam splitter [B1] and screw the inner
hexagonal tightening bolt [A3] by the 2mm inner hexagram screw drive. (Fig.6)
Attention: After the above assembly, the dynamic balance of the small arm should be adjusted.
Deploy the small arm horizontally, and drag the microscope up and down, and then
compare the resistance between upwards moving and downwards moving. Rotating the
balance adjustment bolt counter clockwise by the single-groove screw tool [C1]. If the
C2
C1
D1
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resistance of downwards moving is bigger, then rotate the balance adjustment bolt clockwise
by the single-groove screw tool Do this repeatedly tiil the resistances of upwards moving
and downwards moving are almost equivalent. Then the small arm may stay steadily in any
position of±20°relative to horizontal line. (Fig.8)
10.6 Clamp rack, ssion column
Fix the clump ruck [E2] un one side of the table [E3]. Make the inboard side of Ihe clump rack [E2]
cling lo the edge of the table before clamp. Screw the lead screw to make the cushion to be pressed
under the table. Lift the spanner 90°relative to the lead screw and clamp them. Assembly of the
lamp-house box [E1] is indicated in 3.2. (Fig.9)
Assembly of the underside of the column [F3] is indicated in 3.1. Fix it to the base [3]. Screw the upside
of the column [F2] into the underside of the column. Screw down the upside through the spanner hole
[F1]. (Fig. 10)
E1
E2
E3
F1
F2
F3
Fig 9 Fig 10
10.7 Handy casing
The handy casing is composed of three canvas-bags, a luggage barrow (ordering them according to
your need).
The camera package includes the following components:
1. 1/4´´ CCD 1pc
2. CCD adapter 1pc
3. Beam splitter 1pc
4. Transformer 1pc
5. Video frequency line (with adapter) 1pc
6. 2mm inner hexagram screw drive 1pc
Design or specications are subject to change without prior notice.
[E1] lamp-house box
[E2] clamp rack
[E3] table
[F1] spanner hole
[F2] upside of the column
[F3] underside of the column
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