Olympus BHSP User manual

OLYMPUS POLARIZING MICROSCOPE

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INSTRUCTION

MANUAL

MODEL

BHSP

This instruction manual has been written for the use of the Olympus Polarizing Micro-

scope Model

BHSP.

recommended to read the manual carefully in order to familiar-

ize yourself fully with the use of the microscope, so that you can obtain optimum per-

formance from it.

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IMPORTANT

Observe the following points carefully:

Operation

1. Always handle the microscope with the care it deserves, and avoid abrupt motions.

Avoid exposure of the microscopetodirect sunlight, high temperature* and humidity,

dust and vibration.

If the microscope is used in an ambient temperature higher than 40°c (104"F), it

may cause a trouble to the microscope.

Only use the tension adjustmentringfor alteringthe tensionof the coarse adjustment.

Do not twist the two coarse adjustment knobs in the opposite directions simultane-

ously, which might cause damage.

4. Ascertain that the line voltage selector switch on the base plate is set to conform with

the local mains voltage.

Maintenance

1. Lenses must always be kept clean. Fine dust on lens surfaces should be blown or

wiped off by means of an air blower or aclean brush. Carefullywipe'off oil or finger-

prints deposited on the lens surfaces with gause moistened with a small amount of

xylene, alcohol or ether.

Do not use organic solutions to wipe the surfaces of various components. Plastic

parts, especially, should be cleaned with a neutral detergent.

Never disassemble the microscope for repair. Only authorized Olympus service per-

sonnel should make repairs.

The microscope should

stored in its container immediately after use. If this is not

possible, it should be covered with'a vinyl dust cover.

CONTENTS

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

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NOMENCLATURE

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Ill

ASSEMBLY 4

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IV. IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTION OF VARIOUS COMPONENTS 6

. OPERATION

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Switching on the Light Source

Adjusting the Observation Tube

Use of the Orientation Plate

................................

Centering the Condenser

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Centering the Stage

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Centering the Objectives

Use of Iris Diaphragms

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Focus Adjustment 14

Use of Immersion Objectives

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Orthoscopic Observation

Conoscopic Observation

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Photomicrography

OPTICAL DATA

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VII. TROUBLESHOOTING ........................................ 18

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

Optional Accessories:

Berek compensator AH-CTP-3

Attachable mechanical stage AH-FMP

Model

Component

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Microscopestand (withAllen wrench,

KB-4filter, immersion oil, and vinyl BHSP-F

dust cover, one each)

Line cord UYCP

651P

Observation

tubes Binocular tube BH2-B130

Trinocular tube BH2-TR30

653P

Quadruple revolving nosepiece BH-PRE

Polarizing intermediate attachment BH2-PA

(with pin hole cap)

Centerable circular stage

(withstage plate, centering wrenches, BH2-SRP

paired, and stage clips, paired)

BHS-

751P

Test plates

753P

Quarter wave plate

147.3my) AH-TP147

Sensitive tint plate

530my) AH-TP530

100-watt halogen lamp housing

(with collector lens and filter holder, BHS-LSH

one each)

Pre-centered halogen bulbs 12VlOOWHAL-L

Abbe polarizing condenser BH2-POC

Objectives

Eyepieces

PO-D Ach. 4X

PO-DAch. 10X

PO-D Ach. 20X (spring)

PO-DAch. 40X (spring)

PO-DAch. 100X (spring,oil)

PO-D Plan 4X

PO-D Plan 10X

PO-D Plan 20X (spring)

PO-D Plan 40X (spring)

PO-D Plan 100X (spring, oil)

WHK 10X

Cross-WH

1OX

Micro-WH

1OX

Photo eyepiece NFK3.3X

11.

NOMENCLATURE

The Model

BHSP

consists of various components as shown in the photo below:

Revolving

nosepiece

Objective

Stage

Condenser

Base

Observationtube

Ill.

ASSEMBLY

This picture illustrates the sequential procedure of assembly. The numbers indicate the

order of assembly

various components. Removedust caps before mountingcomponents.

Take care to keep all glass surfaces clean, and avoid scratching the glass surfaces.

NOTE:

For numbers

and

please refer toexplanations in detail on the next

page.

Quarter wave plate

Sensitivewave plate Observation tube

**Berek compensator

**Mechanical

Condenser Collector lens

Microscopestand

Screw the

10X

objective into theJfixedaperture of the nosepiece.

Optionally available.

Explanations

detail

Mounting the halogen bulb

Releasing the bulb clamping levers

the collector lens

in the direction of

the arrow, insert two contact pins of the

halogen bulb into the socket

(Fig.

(Recommended to use a glove or gauze

to handle the halogen bulb.)

Secure the bulb in position with the two

levers.

Before use, wipe off any fingerprints or

stains on the bulb.

Mounting the stage

1) Prior to mounting the stage, rack down

the stage mounting dovetail

all the

way. (Fig.

Loosen the stage clamping screw

rotating counterclockwise with Allen

wrench provided. (Fig.

Insert the stage into the mounting dove-

tail

from above slowly. (Fig.

Lower the stage until it comes incontact

with the stop pin

then clamp with

screw

(Fig.

Mounting the revolving nosepiece

Fig. 1

Fig.

Loosen the nosepiece clamping screw

(Fig.

Aligning the nosepiece dovetall slide to

the mounting block

push inthe nose-

piece

slowly all the way

Do not

tilt

or lock the nosepiece while

inserting into the mounting block.

Mounting the intermediate polarizing attach-

ment

Loosen the clamping screw

fully. Pull

spring-loaded clamping screw

This

will cause the locating pin

to with-

draw. (Fig.

If the pindoes not, loosen

the screw further until the pin withdraws.

With clamping.screw

pulled out, insert

the circular dovetail of the intermediate

attachment into the ring dovetail.

Tighten the clamping screw.

Fig.

IV.

IDENTIFICATION AND FUNCTION OF VARIOUS COMPONENTS

Light path selector

knob

The knob can be operated in

positions to deflect the light

as desired.

Field

iris

diaphragm

ring

Arrow mark

-t

indi- For continuously variable light Accepts the filter holder pro-

cates increase in diaphragm intensity. vided.

diameter.

Diopter adjustment ring

Photo tube

ertrand lensturret ring

Engraved letters "IN" for in-

sertion of Bertrand lens into

the liqht path.

"OUT"

for

45'

click

stop lever

Stage centerinq knob

Pre-focusinglever

adjustment knob

Swing-out knob for

top

lens

Condenser

N.A.

0.9

(whentop lens swings

out, N.A. is

0.25).

removal of. the Bertrand lens

from the light path.

Bertrand lensfocusing ring

Clamping screw for stage

rotation

Polarizer clamping screw

After optimum extinction is

attained, clamp the polarizer.

Main switch

Line cord

holder*

*Do not replace filters for about a few minutes after use, in order to give time to cool.

**The circuit breaker protrudes its central part to cut off the electrical power in case of the

dimmer circuit trouble (due to short circuit, etc.) or overcurrent. To restorethe breaker, press

the central part. If the breaker is actuated again, disconnect the line cord from the

outlet

and contact the Olympus service center.

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