Detailed Assembly Procedures - Olympus MVX10 Instructions Manual

11-2 Detailed Assembly Procedures

Fig. 31
30° or less
Fig. 32
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Fig. 33
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Fig. 34
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Mounting the Focusing Assembly
1. First loosen the focusing assembly clamping knob @ completely and,
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while holding the focusing assembly with both hands, insert the pillar ³
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into the mounting hole ² from below. (Fig. 31)
# Insert slowly. Do not apply excessive force.
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2. Lower the focusing assembly until it stops, then tighten the focusing
assembly clamping knob @. (Fig. 31)
To prevent the microscope from turning over, the focusing assembly
must be installed as shown in the illustration marked "¦" in Fig. 32,
and its pivot angle must be limited to 30°. If the focusing assembly
is placed on the wrong side, the microscope will turn over.
# If the clamping knob @ is tightened while the pillar ³ is not com-
pletely inserted into the mounting hole ², the plate spring support-
ing the pillar from the inside will deform and the pillar will not be
able to penetrate into the hole. (Fig. 31)
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Mounting the Zoom Microscope Body
1. Remove the cap @ on the focusing assembly by inserting a thin object
@
into the notch.
2. Using the provided Allen screwdriver, loosen the dovetail mount
clamping screw inside the cap on the focusing assembly by rotating
it by 2 or 3 turns (counterclockwise).
3. Gently insert the dovetail mount ³ on the rear of the microscope
body into the dovetail mount ² on the focusing assembly.
# Do not insert the mount at an angle or with excessive force, for this
may cause malfunctions.
4. When the microscope body has been inserted until it stops, tighten the
clamping screw using the Allen screwdriver.
5. Place the cap @ in the original position.
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Mounting the Objective
1. Since the objective is heavy, there is a risk of dropping it during mounting
or dismounting. To prevent this, take the following countermeasures.
· Attach the provided cap @ on the objective.
· Protect the base against the dropped objective, place the other cap ²,
a notebook or a protecting material on the base.
2. Mount the objective | on the objective mount thread ³ by rotating the
objective in the direction of the arrow.
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