Power Supply Connection - Nikon ECLIPSE E800 Instructions Manual

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5. Assembly
Power Supply Connection
There are three types of cables that need to be connected: the lamp output cable* the lamp voltage
Lamp output cable:
Plug one end into the POWER connector on the rear of the microscope, and the other end into the
LAMP OUT connector on the rear of the power supply, and then screw on the locking rings so that
each connection is secure.
Lamp voltage control cable:
Plug one end into the CONTROL connector on the rear of the microscope, and the other end into the
CONTROL connector on the rear of the power supply.
Power cord:
Plug the socket onto the AC input connector on the rear of the power supply, and insert the plug into
an AC outlet.
■ 16. Installation of Photomicrographic Equipment (Sold Separately)
For details on how to assemble the photomicrographic equipment and on how to take photo¬
micrographs. refer to the instruction manual provided with the photomicrographic equipment.
Remove the cap from the vertical tube on the triocular eyepiece tube, and attach a photo tube. Drop
a PL projection lens inside the photo tube (sold separately). Confirm that the projection lens is in as
far as it will go.
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Insert the main body of the photomicrographic equipment on to the photo tube as far as it will go.
With the finder mount facing the front, secure the main body in place with the photographic equip¬
ment clamp screws. (If the photo tube on the photographic equipment has a groove around its cir¬
cumference. secure the equipment in place with two small clamp screws. If there is no groove around
the circumference of the photo tube, secure it in place with one clamp screw.)
Refer to the instruction manual provided with the photomicrographic equipment for details on how
to mount a finder, camera box, etc.
H17. Storing the Tools
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When you finish using the hexagonal screwdriver and the hexagonal wrench, insert them into the
tool storage compartment on the base of the microscope.
Assembly is now complete.
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