Maintain - Filters - Zeiss LSM 880 Operating Manual

LSM 880
For adjustment proceed as follows:
Position a thin sample (cell or grid) in the sample
holder of the stage and focus with the first
objective in the nosepiece.
Press the Start button in the Adjustment field for
adjusting the individual objectives (Fig. 573). The
first objective in the list will be automatically
selected and the Start button turns inactive. The
Current Objective and Next Objective display
areas list the respective objective.
A message is displayed asking the user to continue
by pressing Next. The Next button only becomes
available when the Start button is pressed. If Next
is pressed the next objective in the nosepiece is
selected and the parfocal adjustment performed.
Press the Cancel button if you want to interrupt
the Parfocal correction procedure. The Cancel
button only becomes available when the Start
button is pressed.
Press Next again until all objectives have been
selected. You can cancel the process any time by
pressing the Cancel button.
After the last objective has been corrected an info
message informs the user that the Parfocal
correction is finished (Fig. 574). The Next and
Cancel buttons become inactive and the Start
button active again. Press Start to repeat the
Parfocal correction.
5.5.3 Maintain – Filters
Filters, which are changed manually by the user,
have to be indicated to the software. This is
necessary for some processing functions like
channel unmixing.
Each tab shows the external detectors coupled to
one port (NDD reflection, NDD transmission,
BiG, GaAsP NDD).
Select a tab and click the filter icon to open a drop
down list with selectable filters. Confirm your
selection clicking Ok.
Customized filters are not listed until they have
been configured using
Configuration Tool (see CHAPTER 3: ADDITIONAL
SOFTWARE TOOLS).
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the Software: ZEN
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Fig. 573 Parfocal Correction window –
Adjustment finished
Fig. 574 Parfocal Correction window –
Adjustment
Fig. 575 Filters tool
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