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- Page 1 660 Series User’s Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
660 Series Table of Contents Before Use..................3 Introduction ......................3 Safety Precautions ....................4 Parts ....................5 B660 ......................... 5 T660 ......................... 6 Definition of Parts ....................7 Getting Started ................8 Assembly ........................8 Operation ..................9 Setting Up ........................9 Focusing ........................ -
Page 3: Before Use
Introduction Congratulations on the purchase of your new AmScope microscope! This manual is designed for the 660 series microscopes (B660 & T660). Though the two models have identical bases, the B660 is equipped with a binocular head (two eyepieces tubes), while the T660 is equipped with a trinocular head (two eyepiece tubes and a third photo port on the top). -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
660 Series Before Use Safety Precautions 1. As the microscope is a precision instrument, always handle it with care, avoiding impact or abrupt movement during transportation. Do not shake the package. 2. Do not place the microscope in direct sunlight or in high heat. Keep it indoors in a dry and clean place with temperatures between 32-100 degrees F (0-40 degrees C), and in maximum relative humidity of 85%. -
Page 5: Parts
660 Series Parts B660 Binocular Head Head Lock Screw Eyepieces Objectives Power Switch Mechanical Stage Light Dimmer Iris Adjustment Slider Coarse Focusing Knob Diaphragm Centering Controls Base Lens Iris Fine Focusing Knob Mechanical Stage Controls... -
Page 6: T660
660 Series Parts T660 Trinocular Port Trinocular Head Head Lock Screw Eyepieces Objectives Power Switch Mechanical Stage Light Dimmer Iris Adjustment Slider Coarse Focusing Knob Diaphragm Centering Controls Base Lens Iris Fine Focusing Knob Mechanical Stage Controls... -
Page 7: Definition Of Parts
660 Series Parts Definition of Parts Adjustable Trinocular Port Threaded port with adjustable length of attachment of digital or video camera Base Lens Directs the light source towards the slide Coarse Focusing Knob Used to initially bring the slide into the sight and focus Condenser &... -
Page 8: Getting Started
660 Series Getting Started Assembly 1. First, take the styrofoam container out of the cardboard carton and lay it on its side, paying attention to which side is labeled up. Remove the tape and open the container carefully so as to avoid dropping and damaging the optical items. -
Page 9: Operation
660 Series Operation Setting Up 1. Loosen the head lock screw and adjust the microscope head so that it is in a comfortable position for observa- tion. Lock the head-lock screw. 2. With both eyes open, look into the eyepieces. Adjust the interpupillary distance by holding the eyepiece tubes and rotating the eyepiece tubes either towards or away from each other until only one circle of light is seen by both eyes. -
Page 10: Adjusting The Condenser & Diaphragm
Using the Trinocular Port The AmScope T660 model is uniquely designed so that you can view the image through the eyepieces and the trinocular port simultaneously. This feature allows the images through the microscope’s eyepieces, and those displayed on your computer screen or television be viewed at the same time (although unless using 20x eyepieces to match your camera, the image may differ in magnification). -
Page 11: Setting The Stage's Stop-Limit
660 Series Operation Setting the Stage’s Stop-Limit 1. Unlock the stop-limit, which is the switch inside the left hand focusing knob. 2. Adjust the stage to the desired maximum height. 3. Lock the stop-limit. This will allow you to limit the movement of the stage from the bottom of the range up to the point that it is set at. -
Page 12: Maintenance/Precautions
Doing so will void your warranty unless by advisement of one of our technicians to do so. - After use, cover the microscope with the provided dust cover. - Keep your AmScope microscope in a dry, clean location in order to prevent rust or other damages. -
Page 13: Specifications
660 Series Specifications 660 Series Specifications Parts Specifications B/T660A B/T660B B/T660C Extreme WF Eyepiece WF10X/18mm WF10X/18mm w/ Pointer WF10X/18mm w/ Reticle WF16X/11mm WF20X/10mm WF25X/10mm 4X/0.10 DIN Achromatic Objectives 10X/0.25 40X(spring)/0.65 60X(spring)/0.85 100X(spring, oil)/1.25 DIN Plan Objectives 40X(spring) 100X(spring, oil) 30 Degree Viewing Head... -
Page 14: Optional Accessories
660 Series Specifications Optional Accessories Parts Description Model # Purpose EP20X30 Obtaining 80x, 200x, 800x, and 2000x magnifica- tion powers EP25X30 For obtaining 250x and 2500x magnification pow- 10x w/ Pointer EP10X30P For easier identifying of objects 10x w/ Reticle... -
Page 15: Objectives
660 Series Specifications Objectives Type Magnification Model Number/ Medium Parfocal Distance (mm) Magnification Marks Numerical Aperture (Color Ring) (N.A.) DIN Infinity PA4X / .10 Achromatic PA10X / 0.25 Yellow Objective (195mm) PA40X / 0.65 Light Blue 100X PA100X / 1.25... -
Page 16: Technical Parameters
660 Series Technical Parameters Electrical System - The light source power supply supports wide voltage: 85V – 265V. - This electrical system is CE and GS certified Parameters Magnification -A Model: 40x-1600x -B Model: 40x-2000x -C Model: 40x-2500x Field of View Φ0.8mm~Φ4.5mm... -
Page 17: Technical Terms & Concepts
660 Series Technical Parameters Technical Terms & Concepts Total Magnification Total magnification of a microscope is calculated by the magnification of the objective multiplied by the mag- nification of the eyepieces. -Ex: (10x Eyepieces) x (4x Objective) = 40x Total Magnification... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
660 Series Troubleshooting Common Issues Symptom Cause Remedy OPTICAL ISSUES The nosepiece if misaligned Turn the nosepiece until it clicks into place One side of the field of view is darker Stains or dust has accumulated on the condenser, Clean all lenses with lens cleaner or a lint free non-... -
Page 19: Common Issues (Continued)
660 Series Troubleshooting Common Issues (Continued) Symptom Cause Remedy OPTICAL ISSUES The color of the image is The brightness adjustment knob is not in the right position Adjust the brightness knob to a higher or lower setting for color not accurate...
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