Motic AE21 Instruction Manual

Motic AE21 Instruction Manual

Inverted microscope

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Setting-up the Instrument
Working Environment
Details the ideal environmental conditions for placing the microscope to ensure optimal performance and longevity.
Assembling the Microscope Input Voltage
Installing the Lamp
Step-by-step guide for safely installing the lamp, including precautions and cover removal/replacement procedures.
Halogen Lamp
Information on the quartz halogen lamp used as a light source, detailing its luminance and consistent brightness.
Filter Holder
Instructions on how to correctly insert the filter holder into its designated opening beneath the lamphouse.
Mounting the Condenser
Guidance on attaching the ELWD condenser and inserting the Ph annular diaphragm slider to the condenser holder.
Installing the Objectives
Procedure for removing the stage insert and installing objectives into the revolving nosepiece for correct magnification.
Mechanical Stage
Steps for securely attaching the mechanical stage to the AE20/21 plain stage using the provided mounting screws.
Mounting the Eyepieces
Instructions for inserting eyepieces into tubes, tightening clamp screws, and ensuring matching magnification.
Microscopic Procedure
Interpupillary Distance Adjustment
Guide to adjusting the distance between eyepieces for comfortable binocular viewing, aligning fields of view.
Diopter Adjustment
Procedure for compensating vision differences between eyes, ensuring sharp focus for both eyes independently.
Brightfield Microscopy
Steps for setting up brightfield observation, including diaphragm adjustments for optimal contrast and resolution.
Phase-Contrast Microscopy
Detailed instructions for setting up phase contrast, including diaphragm alignment and objective matching.
Photomicrographic Procedure (Model AE21 Only)
Filter selection
Overview of filter types (Diffuser, GIF, NCB) and their recommended applications in photomicrography.
Care and Maintenance
Lenses and Filters
Methods for cleaning lens surfaces and filters using air blowers, brushes, gauze, and appropriate cleaning agents.
Cleaning of Painted or Plastic Components
Guidelines on cleaning the microscope body, warning against organic solvents and suggesting diluted detergent for stubborn dirt.
When Not in Use
Recommendations for covering the instrument, storing in low humidity, and protecting objectives, eyepieces, and filters.

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