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SM100 Series Instruction Manual WWW.MOTIC.COM MOTIC HONG KONG LIMITED...
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MOTIC SWIFTLINE SM100 SERIES STEREO MICROSCOPE The Motic Swiftline SM100 Series stereo microscope is a full size, well-balanced, stereoscopic instrument producing an erect, three- dimensional image with a large, comfortable field of view. The SM100 Series incorporates features to enhance and provide maximum versatility for classroom and professional use.
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SM100 CORDED SERIES STEREO MICROSCOPE SPECIFICATIONS Model Number SM101 SM102 SM105 Objectives 1X, 3X 2X, 4X 1X – 3X ZOOM Eyepieces N-WF10X/20 N-WF10X/20 N-WF10X/20 Total 10X / 20mm 10X / 20mm 10X / 10mm Magnification/ 20X / 10mm 30X / 6.5mm 40X / 5mm Field of View 30X / 6.5mm...
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Diopter Adjustment Cord Holder Head Magnification Knob Eyepiece Eyepiece tube Focusing Control Knob Turret Top Turret & Angled Stand Illuminators Stage Clips Stage Plate Power Switch Illuminator On/Off Bottom Switches Illuminator Illuminator Dimmer Control USB Port (SM105-C Pictured)
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COMPONENTS OF THE STEREO MICROSCOPE BOTTOM ILLUMINATOR – This is the light source mounted in the base to provide trans-illumination. DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT – Located on the left eyepiece tube of the SM100 Series. This adjustment is used to fine focus the optics to compensate for visual differences between the user’s eyes.
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ILLUMINATOR ON/OFF SWITCHES – A tri-illumination system is incorporated into the stand. The illumination system is controlled by top (incident light) and bottom (trans-illumination) on/off switches located at the base of the stand. The incident illuminator is used for opaque specimens, while the trans-illuminator effectively illuminates the internal structure of transparent specimens.
viewing. The power that is in use is marked on the black magnification knob. Please start with the highest objective setting. Look through the eyepieces and rotate the focus control knob to focus the specimen in the field of view. Grasp the eyepiece tubes and move them either closer together or farther apart, to change the interpupillary distance to obtain a clear image.
BULB REPLACEMENT Unplug the stereo microscope from the electrical outlet and remove specimens from the stage before you attempt to replace an LED. To prolong the life of the LED, you should always turn off the unit when not in use. The extra long life LED incidental (top) illuminator bulbs (Swift MA14780 &...
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TENSION CONTROL OF FOCUSING MOVEMENT The focus tension is easily adjusted by using the adjustment wrench. This wrench fits the tension collar found on the focusing controls, between the knob and upright support. A clockwise turn of this collar moves it toward the upright support and increases tension, while a counter clockwise turn moves the collar toward the knob and decreases tension (see illustration).
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COMMON PROBLEMS IN MICROSCOPY If you have a problem, you may be able to correct it yourself. Here are a few common problems and easy solutions you may want to try before calling for service. CAUTION – Never disassemble mechanical or optical components. This servicing should only be done by an authorized Swift technician.
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