Olympus CHS User manual

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OLYMPUS'

BEFORE

USE

Observe the

following

procedures

carefully:

Operation_~

Since the microscope

aprecision

instrument,

always handle

with

care, and avoid

abrupt

motions

shocks.

(:i)

Avoid

exposure to

direct

sunlight, high temperature and

humidity.

dust and

vibration.

C~)

Before

bulb

fuse

replacement, unplug the power cord

from

the

outlet.

(~}

AIways ground t

microscope to preven telectric hazard.

Only

use

the tension adjustment ring

for

altering the tension

the coarse adjustment knobs.

careful

not

to soil

lens

surfaces

with

dust,

fingerprints, etc.

certain the voltage selector switch on the

base

plate

the microscope

set

conform

with

the local

line voltage before

use.

(CHS

only)

*Specifications

the electrical components

differ

from

others than the

equipment

with

120 V

supply

circuit,

the

equipment

compliance

with

the requirements

Underwriters Laboratories. Also, the

equipment

not

needed

select voltage,

Maintenance

and

Storage

(I)

Use

aclean brush

lens tissue paper to clean the lens surfaces.

the lens surfaces are soiled

with

oil or

fingerprints, wipe them

off

carefully

with

gauze moistened

with

asmall

amount

acleaning

medium

(alcohol and ether

3:7),

xylene.

(2)

not

use

organic solutions

(e.g.

thinner, xylene, ether,

alcohol)

wipe

painted surfaces

plastic parts

various components. They should be cleaned

with

aneutral detergent.

C~)

Never disassemble each componen t

the microscope for repair

yourself.

since the integrated performance

may

impaired.

CiJ

When

not

use,

the microscope should

covered

with

the dust cover provided

contained in astorage

case, and kept in aplace free

from

humidity

and mold.

,.----------------

,--

Flat

washer

Screw

~---

Inslal\

two

blocks

Ihe

bottom

the wooden

case

in the

following

procedure:

1} Insert one

the

two

screws

into

aflat washer and

one

the

two

holes (8

dia.)

illustrated

the right.

Insert the screw

into

the

block

from

below, and

clamp

with

the spanner provided.

Clamp

the

other

block

wi th the other screw

the

opp~i

side in the

same

rnanner

mentioned

above.

CONTENTS

STANDARD CONFIGURATIONS I

SPECIFICATIONS 22

NOMENCLATURE 33

4. ASSEMBLY 54

14-1Assembly Diagram

14-2Explanation

for

Assembly Procedure

-D

OBSE

RVA

TION (Putting the Microscope in Operation) 9

DSwitching on the Bulb 9

Spacimen Placement 9

Focus

Inter~uQillary

Distance Adjustment

Diopter Adjustment

Centration

the Field Iris Diaphragm CH2·FS (optional)

Objective

Change

II Adjustment

the Aperture Iris Diaphragm 12

Adjustment

the Field Iris Diaphragm (for CH2·FS

onlyt

Tension Adjustment

the

Coarse

Adjustment Knobs 12

Locki~

the Pre-focusing Lever

Use

Immersion Objectives 13

PHOTOMICROGRAPHY 14 6

6-1

System Diagram

Photomicrographic Equipment (optionally available)

]

16-2Setup

the

PhotQ'micrographiJc

Equipment

[e-3

CQlor

Temperature

egula~lor1

~for

use

dayl,ight tv,pe c,olor film}' !D

OPTICAL

DATA

16 "

8. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 17 8

Component CI4S;2.3E

CHT·213E

Microscope stand

...

vith

quadruple revolving nosepiece,

square plain stage,

low

voltage

illuminator

base, including CHS-F 0

dust plug

AA7808,

filter 32.5C-2, immersion oil 8cc

anD

dust cover C011

Microscope stand

with

quadruple revolving nosepiece,

square plain stage, 3m"!

illuminator

base,

incIuding dust CHT-F 0

plug

AA7808,

filter 32.5C-2, immersion oil

8cc

and dust

cover C011

Power cord

UYCP

Binoculm

observation tube, inclined

45°

CH-BI45-W 0 0

Attachable mechanical stage

with

right-hand

low

drive

CH-MVR

controls

Condenser CH2-CD 0 0

Filter holder CH2-FH 00

20W

halogen

bulb,

pes.

20WHAL

30W

tungsten

bulb,

pes.

30WSB

E D achromatic objective

ED4X 00

E D achromatic objective

lOX

ED10X

E D achromalic objective

40X

(spring)

ED40X/R

E D achromatic objective 100X (spring,

oil)

ED100X/RO

eyepiece

lOX,

pcs.

CWHK

lOX

0 0

<1:

:::)

(:J

u..

<1:

,STAN.DARD,

CONFIGU'RAT'ONS~~

, ,

- .

_ _

Note: 0indicates the compatible components

for

each

model.

Optional accessories:

Field iris diaphragm attachment

Phase

contrast

attachment

Simple phase contrast attachment

Simple polarizing attach

men

Dual viewing

attachment

Magnification changer

Vertical

illuminator

Dry

darkfield

condenser

Immersion darkfield condenser

Wooden storage

case

CH2-FS

CH2-PCD-PL

CH2-PCPL

CH2-POL SET

CH2-DO

BH2-CA

BH2-KMA

SH-DCD

BH-DCW

CHS-/CHT-WB

D--------------------------

SPIC

CATIO

litem

Description

M~crosoope

I[;ircurar QQvetail

mount

lor

observation tube wi th accommodation

ac·

cept

analyzer-;

built-on

quadruple nosepiece and pla'lIl

stage

124rnm(XI

limb

x153

rnm

(V}

Coaxial coarse and fine focusing

controls

within

afocus adjustment range

Focus of

25mm.

Fine adjustment knobs graduated in increments

2.5/1.

adjustments Tension adjustment ring for coarse adjustment knobs and pre-focusing

Microscope lever for coarse focusing.

stand Condenser holder

Rack

and

pinion

condenser height displacement

28mm.

Illuminators

built-in

bases:

20W halogen bulb

with

transformer

built-in

CHS-F

lOV!120V

30W

tungsten bulb

with

reflector

built-in

CHT-F

Base

Ligtll

intensity

variable

means

coil

winding

resistance

Mount

at the

light

exit

on the

base

for field iris diaphragm and 45 mm-dia.

filter.

Power cord

detachable.

Observation Inclined 45°;

interpupillary

distance adjustment

with

scale

between

Binocular 53 mrn and

mrn.

tube Left-side eyepiece tube equipped

with

diopter

adjustment ring.

Mechanical stage Low-positioned coaxial

control

knobs;

X-V

traversing

area

76mm

50 rnm.<€ompatible

with

two

standard slides simultaneously.

N.A. 1.25 (in immersion

oill.

wi th graduated aperture diaphragm. Pro-

Condenser vided

with

accommodation to accept a

filter

holder and an attachment

Jens

for

field iris diaphragm.

-------

FiItel' holder Accepts a

32.5

dia. filter.

Field iris Iris diaphragm Attachable on the light

exit

mount

and accepts a45

dia. filter. Dia-

diaphragm frame phragm image

con

formed

conjunction

with

obj'lctives frorn

lOX

attachment 40X.

(optionally

Attachable at the lower end

the condenser and accepts a32.5

dia.

available)

Attachment

lens filter; provided

with

centering screws

for

iris diaphragm.

Filter

Blue filter

(325

mOl

dia.)

Objectives

ED4X.

EDlOX,

ED40X

(spring-loaded), and

ED100X

(spring-loaded,

oil

immersion)

Eyepiece ICWHKTOX. Field No. 18; compatible

with

eyepiece micrometer.

Dimensions 180

(W)

x223 mm

(OJ

x392 mm (H) (binocular version)

Eyepoint height

391

Weight CHS-213E: 6.2

(13.7Ibl

CHT-2T3E: 5.8 kg

(12.8Ibl

Power consumption

(maximum)

CHS: 32

CHT:

-----------------------------B

"'0

OMEN

CLATURE

-. ' " -

- .

- , - I _ _ '

Interpupillary

distance

scale.

::>

...J

::;E

[Eyepiece

Diopter

adjustment ring

[ReVolving nosepiece I

Object

ive

Mechanica~

[

Base

=------

Power

switch

Binocular

tube]

Observation

tube

clamping screw

[Microscope

standJ

Specimen holder

Tension adjustment ring

Coarse adjustrnent

knob

Fine

adjustment

knob

--Graduated

ir.crernenls

2.5/-1.

(fuwer

,;,ord I

Voltage

control

dial

Field iris diaphragm

attachment

CH2-FS

(optionally

available)

(CHS-F)

Line voltage selector switch

Lamp housing cover

Diaphragm ring

!Iris

diaphragm frame

IAttachment

lens I

Centering screw

Accepts

d115mm·dia. filler.

Filter

mount

11------------------------------

Pre·focusing lever

Fuse holder

Power cord receptacle

Condenser height adjustment

knob

Bulb

socket (CHS-F)

For

20W

halogen

bulb.

Bulb socket (CHT·F)

For

110V!120V

30W

tungsten

bulb.

Condenser

clamping

$1:reW

Aperture

iris

diar;lnrag lever

Filter

holder

Accepts

32.5mrn

dia

filrer.

ICondan:;ar I

Filter

mount

Accepts

45rnrn-dia.

filter.

Lamp housing

knob

The

lamp

housing

cover

can be

opened

pulling

down

theknob;

clo:red

pushing

unt

snaps

place.

8efore

pushing

(he

lamp

housing

cover.

cerWin

the

knob

positioned

shown

the

picture

lef1

(marked

circle).

5::

(')

--l

---------------------------B

ASSEMBLY

. ' . --

-'.

Assembly

Diagram

*Assemble each

component

in the

order

the

numbers

th care

keep

all

glass surfaces clean

and

avo'ld

scratching

the

lens surfaces.

'Opt"lonal

accessories

___

---------111

Filter

(32.5mm

dia.!

-'f.-:::J=

Power

cord

II!J

•

110

V1120 V

30W

tungsten

bulb

(for

CHT)

Observation

tube

Condenser

Stage

clip

Objective

Mechanical

stage

I'I!

tachrr.ent

lens·

c==J

Filter

holder

20W

halogen

bulb

(for

CHSl

Field

iris

diaphragm"

•

Iii·

•.

~ ~

- •

....

-:.

;.-;

- -

•

~ ~

• 4

Explanation for Assembly Procedure

csewng

the line voltage selector switch in

position

(for

CHS

only)

Ascertain that the line voltage selector

switch

set in

conlormity

with

the local line voltage.

not.

the

switch

should be set at

100V

(for

110V

120V)

200V

(for

2.20V to

240V)

correctly

means

ascrewdriver. (Fig. 1)

For

the

U.S.;

Frames

sold

the

U.S.

meet

the

standard

and

are

set

115V.

Therefor.

this

selector

switch

not

included.

Fig.

oBulb installation and

'acement

Turn

the l'licroscope on its side and

pull

the lamp housing

knob

open the lamp housing cover (;2). (Fig. 2)

2} Install the

bulb

•

20W

halogen

bulb

(for CHS);

Hold the halogen

bulb

contained in a

polyethylene

bag

avoid leaving

fingerprints on the

bulb,

and insert the contact pins

into

.the

bulb

socket

(3;

all the way. (Fig. 2)

Fig.

•110

V/120V

30W

tungsten

bulb

(for

CHT);

Insert the tungsten

bulb

with

its

mirror

portion

'3) located at the

lower side

into

the

bulb

socket

then. pressing

against the socket.

rotale

the

bulb

clockwise. {Fig.

*Before

use,

wipe

off

fingerprints

soils

the

bulb.

*110 V

bulb

for

local line voltage

110

and 120V

bulb

for

local line

voltage 120 V

higher.

After

bulb

installation, close the tamp housing cover

CV.

pUshing in the

cover

knob

0),

(Fig. 3)

the

bulb

burns

out

during

observation,

certain

cool the

defective

bulb

completely

before replacement.

Fig.

II .Mounting the observation tube

Loosen the clamping screw

fully,

and

mount

the observation tube

the stand. Reclamp the

screvv

to securely hold the observation

tube

the stand. (Fig. 4)

The

binocular tube

normally

localed in the

direction

the

micro-

scope

Iront,

but

can

turned to any

other

direction,

necessary.

Eye

ieee insertion

Insert the eyepieces

into

the eyepiece tubes (2). (Fig. 4)

Fig.

-----------------------------11

{-IU5e

an eyepiece

micrometer

(19

diameter) I

eyepiece

micrometer

(10 ITlm/lCO)

(optionally

available) can be

inserted

into

the eyepiece

CWHK10X

in the

following

procedure:

Remove the retaining ring

(I)

from

the

10\o"ler

end

the eyepiece i

and place the

micrometer

the retaining ring

with

the reticle-·

engraved surface, facing

downward.

(Fig. 5) ?

certain

clean the

micrometer

disc before inserting

into

the

eyepiece.

Return the retaining ring inlO the eyepiece and insert the

eyepiece'

into

the eyepiece tube. _

._.A~""'_~

Fig.

Mounting

the

objectives

l} Lower the

stage

means

the coarse

adjustment

knobs.

Screw the objectives

into

the nosepiece,

from

low

power

higher

power

aclockwise

direction.

(Fig. 6)

*Close the

empty

aperture

the nosepiece

with

aplug

(I)

provided.

(Fig.

Fig.

Mounting

the

mechanical

...

ta..,9

....

e _

Place the mechanical

stage

on the plain stage

0),

with

the specimen

traversing guide closest

the microscope

pillar,

and

tighten

the

stage

clamping knobs (2;

with

coin

(Fig.7}

•Insertion

stage clips

The

plain stage

pre-drilled

for

insertion

the stage clips

when

the

mechanical

slClge

not

attached

(see

page

4).

Fig.

Mounting the

condenser

Insert the condenser

into

the condenser

holder

(2Jfrom

below,

with

the condenser iris diaphragm lever,

pointing

in the microscope

front.

and tighten the clamping

sere'.'v

(i).

(Fig.8)

Fig.

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