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  • Page 1 Microscope Instruction Manual...
  • Page 2 INTRODUCTION Thank you for your purchase of a Fisher Science Education microscope. Your new microscope is a precision instrument carefully checked to assure that it reaches you in good condition. It is designed for ease of operation and years of carefree use. The information in this manual probably far exceeds what you will need to know in order to operate, troubleshoot and maintain your microscope.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    6-11 Troubleshooting 12-13 General Instructions for Compound Microscopes 14-15 Model S71000, S71001A and S7001B Instructions Model S71000C, S71000D, S71000E and S71000F Instructions Model S71001, S71001A, S71001B, S71001C, S71001D, S71001E, S71001F and S71001G Instructions Model S71002, S71002A and S71002B Instructions Model S71002C, S71002D, S71002E, S71002F and S71002G Instructions...

  • Page 4: Microscope Terminology

    MICROSCOPE TERMINOLOGY • ABBE CONDENSER: The 1.25 N. A. Abbe condenser lens positioned under center of stage is requited when using 100x objective lenses. In addition the Abbe condenser is focusable by one of two methods, a spiral mount condenser with lever to lower or raise the assembly or else a rack and pinion mount with a knob to provide movement in the up and down direction •...
  • Page 5 • IRIS DIAPHRAGM: Iris Diaphragm, opening and closing of iris is controlled by lever. It is designed to help achieve optimum resolution of the objective lens. Larger apertures used for higher magnifications, and smaller apertures used for lower magnifications. • MAGNIFICATION: Total magnification obtained with each objective lens is determined by multiplying the magnification of the eyepiece times the magnification of the objective.

  • Page 6: Care And Maintenance

    CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF MICROSCOPES WARNING: For your own safety, turn switch off and remove plug from power source before maintaining your microscope. If the power-cord, AC power converter, recharger, or any of the supply cords are worn, cut or damaged in any way, have it replaced immediately to avoid shock or fire hazard.
  • Page 7 Remove bulb by depressing lamp slightly and rotating in a counter-clockwise direction until it pops up. d. Using Fisher Science Education replacement lamp no. S74015 (15 watt 120 volt double contact base) insert new bulb, gently depress into socket and rotate clockwise. Wipe bulb to insure that it is clean and free of all fingerprints.
  • Page 8 Using a tissue or cloth, gently grasp the halogen bulb and pull lamp straight out of lamp socket. e. Using Fisher Science Education replacement lamp no S74020 hold lamp with tissue paper and insert bulb base pins straight into lamp socket. Wipe bulb to insure that it is clean and free of fingerprints.
  • Page 9 Remove light bulb by firmly grasping and pulling straight out from bi-pin socket c. Using Fisher Science Education replacement lamp no S74027 (12 volt 10 watt bi pin halogen) orientate the two pins with the socket and firmly push pins into socket.

  • Page 10: Care And Maintenance

    Remove light bulb by firmly grasping and pulling straight out from bi-pin socket. d. Using Fisher Science Education replacement lamp no S74025 (12volt 15watt Halogen bi-pin base) hold lamp with tissue paper, orientate the two pins with the socket and firmly push into socket.
  • Page 11 U. Replacing Batteries on Models S71000C and S71000F: a. Do not use regular AA alkaline batteries. Use of other Use of other than rechargeable AA nickel metal hydride batteries could result in batteries exploding during recharging. b. Carefully lay the microscope on its side. c.

  • Page 12: Troubleshooting

    TROUBLESHOOTING ELECTRICAL PROBLEM REASON FOR PROBLEM SOLUTION AC power cord not connected Connect outlet plug to outlet Outlet inoperative Have qualified service repair outlet Lights fail to operate Lamp burned out Replace lamp Fuse is blown Replace fuse Improper fuse Replace with proper fuse Fuse burns out too soon Fuse blows instantly when...
  • Page 13 IMAGE CONCERNS PROBLEM REASON FOR PROBLEM SOLUTION Nosepiece not indexed properly Move revolving nosepiece until No image objective lens clicks into position Diaphragm improperly adjusted Adjust disc diaphragm or iris diaphragm Too much light Adjust light intensity control to a lower position Objective lenses dirty Clean objective lenses...

  • Page 14: General Instructions For Compound Microscopes

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPOUND MICROSCOPES Remove microscope, vinyl dustcover and any components from Styrofoam lined carton. Retain the container, and use it for extended storage, for transporting, or in case the microscope ever needs to be shipped. Always carry microscope by grasping arm with one hand and placing other hand under base.
  • Page 15 B. Iris Diaphragm suggested openings: • 4x objective-iris open 1/8, • 10xobjective-iris open 1/8 to ¼, • 40x objective, iris open ¼ to ½, • 100xobjective-iris open ½ to ¾ XI. Changing magnification is accomplished by rotating by rotating objective turret until different objective lens is moved into optical path.

  • Page 16: Model S71000, S71001A And S7001B Instructions

    MODEL S71000 To view transparent specimen slides, place slide over the aperture in the middle of the stage, with the specimen and cover slip on the slide facing upward. The distance between the specimen and the bottom of the objective lens will about 1 inch.

  • Page 17: Model S71000C, S71000D, S71000E And S71000F Instructions

    MODEL S71000C and S71000D These two models have an inclination joint that allows you to tilt the arm to provide a comfortable viewing angle. They are provided with coarse focusing mechanism only therefore there are only two knobs. Optics supplied are elementary type 4X, 10X and 40X objectives and a WF10x eyepiece with pointer You must charge batteries prior to using model S71000D.

  • Page 18: Model S71001, S71001A, S71001B, S71001C, S71001D, S71001E

    MODEL S71001, S71001A, S71001B, S71001C, S71001D The head of microscope rotates 360º, permitting you to operate the microscope from the front or from the back, whichever is most convenient. On model S71001D you must charge batteries prior to using, see Recharging Batteries page 10 (S). To operate these models see General Instructions for Compound Microscopes located on pages 14 and 15.

  • Page 19: Model S71002, S71002A And S71002B Instructions

    S71002 STUDENT MODEL This model features separate coarse and fine focusing knobs, 4X, 10X and 40X objectives and a WF10X eyepiece with pointer. You must charge batteries prior to using this instrument. See Recharging Batteries page 10 (S). To operate this model see General Instructions for Compound Microscopes located on pages 14 and 15.

  • Page 20: Model S71002C, S71002D, S71002E, S71002F And S71002G Instructions

    S71002C, S71002D, S71002E and S71002F These models feature coarse and fine focusing mechanisms, spiral focusing mounted Abbe 1.25NA condenser with iris diaphragm, and widefield 10X eyepiece. Models S71002C, S71002D supplied with DIN 4X, 10X and 40X objectives, models S71002E and S71002F also include a 100X oil immersion objective lens.

  • Page 21: Model S71003, S71003A, S71003B And S71003C Instructions

    MODEL S71003 and S71003A Model S71003 is supplied with DIN standard 4X (0.10N.A.), 10X (0.25 N.A.) 40X (0.65N.A.) retractable, and 100X (1.25 N.A.) retractable oil immersion objective lenses. Model S71003A is supplied with ASC DIN 4X (0.10N.A.), 10X (0.25 N.A.), retractable 40X (0.65N.A.), and retractable 100X (1.25 N.A.) oil immersion lens.

  • Page 22: Model S71003D, S71003E, S71003F, S71003G, S71003H And S71003J Instructions

    MODEL S71003D, S71003E and S71003F Objectives on Model S71003D same as S71003, and objectives on Model S71003E same as S71003A as shown on page 21. Model S71003F is supplied with Plan Achromat DIN 4X (0.10 N.A.), 10X (0.25 N.A.), retractable 40X (0.65N.A.); retractable 100X (1.25 N.A.) oil immersion objective lenses.

  • Page 23: General Instructions For Stereo Microscopes

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR STEREO MICROSCOPES Remove microscope and all components from Styrofoam carton. Retain the container, and use it for extended storage, for transporting, or in case the microscope ever needs to be shipped. Always carry microscope by grasping focusing mechanism with one hand and placing other hand under base.
  • Page 24 VII. FOCUSING STEREO MICROSCOPES A. Place object or specimen slide in center of stage plate. B. Special instructions for viewing head that are mounted on a post, (Height of head can be adjusted up or down on post in order to focus on difference sized specimen). a.
  • Page 25 2. Adjust zoom control knob to the highest magnification by aligning the number “3” located on the objective turret for model S71010; and by aligning the number “4” located on zoom control knobs to the black index dot on the viewing head for models S71008, S71008A and S71013.

  • Page 26: Model S71004 And S71004A Instructions

    MODEL S71004 Features an adjustable post mounted viewing head with vertical eyepiece tubes. Illuminated by incidental (top) and transmitted (bottom) lighting system. Fixed 2X objectives and widefield 10X provides 20 times total magnification To use and focus this microscope see General Instructions for Stereo Microscopes located on pages 23-25.

  • Page 27: Model S71005, S71005A, S71005B And S71005C Instructions

    MODELS S71005, S71005A, S71005B and S71005C Fixed arm with inclined viewing head allows for ease in viewing. Also includes incidental and transmitted built in illumination. Models S71005 and S71005B feature incandescent illumination, while S71005A and S71005C have LED illumination. Models S71005 and S71005A supplied with rotating 1X and 3X objective turret providing 10X &...

  • Page 28: Model S71006, S71006A, S71006B, S71007 And S71007A Instructions

    MODELS S71006, S71006A and S71006B Post mounted viewing head with inclined eyepiece tubes for ease in viewing. All models are supplied with widefield 10X eyepieces. S71006 objectives are 1X & 2X (10X & 20X) S71006A objectives are 1X & 3X (10X & 30X) S71006B objectives are 2X &...

  • Page 29: Model S71008 And S71008A Instructions

    MODEL S71008 Fixed arm with inclined viewing head. Illuminated by a variable halogen incidental (top) and a fluorescent transmitted (bottom) lighting system. Change magnification by rotating zoom control knobs located on each side of the viewing head from 1X to 4X. Zoom objective produces variable magnification from10X to 40X.

  • Page 30: Model S71009, S71009A And S71010 Instructions

    MODELS S71009 and S71009A Post mounted inclined viewing head. Illuminated by a variable intensity halogen incidental (top) illuminator and a fluorescent transmitted (bottom) lighting system. S71009 objectives are 1X & 3X (10X & 30X) S71009A objectives are 2X & 4X (20X & 40X) To use and focus this microscope see General Instructions for Stereo Microscopes located on pages 23-25.

  • Page 31: General Instructions For Digital Microscopes And Model S71011

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR DIGITAL MICROSCOPES The microscopes that are fitted with a built in camera are used in the same manner as the standard microscopes but with the additional feature of digital imaging. Your microscope is fully functional as a conventional compound or stereo microscope. The following instructions apply to operation of the microscope.

  • Page 32: Model S71012 Instructions

    MODEL S71012 Built in high-resolution camera offers 3.0MP live image resolution. Supplied with Motic Images software, allowing the user to view, capture, label, manipulate and measure images. The built-in camera utilizes ultra high-speed data transmission made possible through a simple plug and play USB cable.

  • Page 33: Model S71012A Instructions

    MODEL S71012A CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS • Moticam 580 • HDMI 1080 output • Capture images at 5.0MP directly onto an SD card • Computer connection allows 800x600 resolution through included Motic Images Software • Connect via RCA for 480 TV lines of resolution Model S71012 is supplied with DIN standard 4X (0.10N.A.), 10X (0.25 N.A.) 40X (0.65N.A.) retractable and 100X (1.25 N.A.) retractable oil immersion objective...

  • Page 34: Model S71012B Instructions

    MODEL S71012B Built in high-resolution camera offers 3.0MP live image resolution. Supplied with Motic Images software, allowing the user to view, capture, label, manipulate and measure images. The built-in camera utilizes ultra high-speed data transmission made possible through a simple plug and play USB cable.

  • Page 35: Model S71013 Instructions

    MODEL S71013 Built in high-resolution camera offers 3.0MP live image resolution. Supplied with Motic Images software, allowing the user to view, capture, label, manipulate and measure images. The built-in camera utilizes ultra high-speed data transmission made possible through a simple plug and play USB cable.

  • Page 36: General Use Of Wifi And Model S71014 Instructions

    GENERAL USE OF WIFI MICROSCOPES In preparation for using the S71014, S71014A and S71014B, you may wish to download and install the free MotiConnect app. The MotiConnect app can be downloaded from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, depending on whether you are using an Android or iOS device. Instructions for the MotiConnect app can be found within the application through the help button.

  • Page 37: Model S71014A And S71014B Instructions

    MODELS S71014A and S71014B This WiFi digital microscope transmits up to 1.3MP live images to iOS or Android devices and features built-in high-speed, full resolution imaging technology. Use it as a conventional microscope or share live images with your class using WiFi tablets or wireless laptops. View, capture, measure and edit images on iOS or Android devices with the free MotiConnect App, or through IP address using web browser and the camera’s on-board software.

  • Page 38: Wifi Camera Operation

    WIFI CAMERA OPERATION 1. Powering the WiFi camera a. The built-in WiFi camera is powered through the USB port located behind the camera housing of the microscope. Supplied with your microscope is a USB (5V) wall plug power adapter and USB cable.

  • Page 39: Fisher Science Education Warranty

    6508 Tri-County Parkway Schertz, TX 78154 For all warranty repairs or service requests, please call Fisher Science Education repair department at (877) 967-9438 before anything is shipped. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
  • Page 40 © 2013 Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. All rights reserved. Trademarks used are owned as indicated at www.fishersci.com/trademarks. In the United States: For customer service, call 1-800-955-1177 To fax an order, use 1-800-955-0740 To order online: www.fisheredu.com...

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