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Operating Manual for the Olympus BX51 BRIGHTFIELD 1. Remove the microscope cover. 2. Turn on the halogen light switch (1) for transmitted light to “I” (ON). 3. Check the light path. The light path selector knob (2) should be pushed in all the way.
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13. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC). To obtain still digitized images and digitized movies, use checklist for ‘Sony, color Video camera’.
(22), the aperture iris diaphragm will get smaller. 9. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC).
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q Examples of fluorochromes to be used with selected filter cube. Filter cube Fluorochromes WU - #1 Autofluorescence observation DAPI: DNA staining Hoechst 33258, 33342: Chromosome WB - #2 FITC: Fluorescent antibody Acridine orange: DNA, RNA Auramine: Tubercle bacillus EGFP, S65T, RSGFP WG - #3 Rhodamine, TRITC: Fluorescent antibody Propidium iodide: DNA...
26. Replace the ocular. 27. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC).
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28. When finished: Rotate the condenser turret (23) until the BF (brightfield) mark is visible. Lower the stage by turning the focus knob (10) towards you and remove the slide with your specimen from the stage (7). Turn the nosepiece (12) back until the 10x objective for brightfield imaging is into place.
NOMARSKI DIFFERENTIAL INTERFERENCE CONTRAST (DIC) 1. Remove the microscope cover. 2. Turn on the halogen light switch (1) for transmitted light to “I” (ON). 3. Check the light path. The light path selector knob (2) should be pushed in all the way. 4.
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21. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC). To obtain still digitized images and digitized movies, use checklist for ‘Sony, color Video camera’.
(22), the aperture iris diaphragm will get smaller. 9. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC).
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Turn off the halogen light switch (1) to “0” (OFF). Cover the microscope when the mercury bulb is cooled down (15 minutes after it was turned off). Leave the room CLEAN and TIDY! This Manual: http://www.manuallib.com/file/2605418...
(22), the aperture iris diaphragm will get smaller. 9. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC).
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Rotate the condenser turret (23) until the BF (brightfield) mark is visible. Loosen the clamping knob from the DIC prism slider and disengage the transmitted light DIC prism slider (26) from the light path. Pull the polarizer (25) out of the light path. Pull the reflected light analyser (U-AN) (24) out of the light path.
(smaller knob on polarizer) lightly. 17. Examine specimen and document image if necessary: If using 35mm film, use checklist for ‘Olympus 35mm Camera’. To obtain still digitized images, use checklist for ‘Polaroid Digital Microscope Camera (DMC).
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18. When finished: Lower the stage by turning the focus knob (10) towards you and remove the slide with your specimen from the stage (7). Turn the nosepiece (12) back until the 10x objective is into place. If the100x objective was used, clean the lens carefully with lens paper ONLY (do not use Kimwhipes).