Loading A Specimen And Adjusting Its Height - Hitachi TM3030 Plus Instruction Manual

7b. Once the application starts, the operation window appears along with the application
startup dialog.
After the application startup is completed correctly, the dialog will automatically
disappear.
NOTE : Verify that the main unit is connected to the PC with a USB cable. Otherwise, the
application will not start. Also, it will not start if the main unit is turned off.
4.2.2

Loading a Specimen and Adjusting its Height

1. Precautions Before Loading a Specimen
When setting a specimen, pay attention to the following items:
1a. Specimens that can Blow Up When Placed in a Vacuum
An object filled with gas or liquid, such as a balloon, can blow up when placed in a
vacuum to damage internal components. These specimens can be observed by
breaking the outer surface in advance.
Examples: Balloons (inflated and sealed), eggs (of any size or type), cherry tomatoes,
citrus fruits, and living things such as insects and fish, etc.
1b. Liquid and Liquid-State Materials
When observing liquid or liquid-state materials in a vacuum, water evaporates. The
remaining substance can scatter in the specimen chamber, potentially contaminating
and damaging internal components. These specimens can be observed by removing
water in advance.
Examples: Milk and pen ink, etc.
Figure 4.2.1-7 Application Startup Screen
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