Measurement Corresponding To The Magnification Value Of The Microscope; Recording The Microscope Info While Saving The Image - Nikon ECLIPSE MA200 Instructions Manual

Figure 3.25-2 Objective info
The nosepiece address of the motorized nosepiece that is mounted on the microscope can be controlled
from the microscope info menu on the DS-L2. To adjust the illumination of the lamphouse (LV-LH50PC)
with the DS-L2 connected, set [EXTERNAL ON/OFF] of the Internal/External brightness control
changeover switch on the rear of the MA200 main body to OFF (Internal mode), then adjust the
brightness control dial.
3.25.3

Measurement corresponding to the magnification value of the microscope

Once you calibrate the reference length, you can have a simple means of measuring distances of an image
on DS-L2.
When MA200 is connected with the DS-L2, you can save calibration values for each nosepiece address in
order to measure the length of a desired image. Additionally, when the intermediate magnification unit is
attached to MA200, the magnification value of the intermediate magnification unit is automatically multiplied
when measuring the length of the image.
For calibrating and measuring the length of an image, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the DS-L2.
3.25.4

Recording the microscope info while saving the image

When MA200 is connected with the DS-L2, the information on the objective, the intermediate magnification
unit, or the illumination for the episcopic microscopy, can be recorded as text data.
For setting log information or saving the image, refer to the instruction manual supplied with the DS-L2.
Chapter 3 Operation Details
Nosepiece address
Name of the objective
NA value of the objective
WD value of the objective
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Displaying the objective info
Press the button, and the name and other info
are displayed of the objective at the nosepiece
address that is currently placed into the optical path
(see Figure 3.25-2). Close the objective info area with
the X button displayed on the right of the nosepiece
address.
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