Focus Knobs On The Main Body - Nikon Eclipse Ni-E Instruction Manual

Upright motorized microscope (focusing nosepiece system)
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Enabling/disabling the operation of the elevating section
You can disable the operation of the elevating section.
As factory default setting, a focus knob is used to drive the elevating section, but you can "disable" the setting when an
application software such as NIS-E is used to control the elevating section or you wan to prevent unintended behavior
of the elevating section, including an accidental contact of the focus knob of Ni-E microscope or ergo controller (or
joystick). (See "20 Operation on DS-L3" - "20.1 Setting Up the Microscope - (6) Configuring Other Functions" for
details.)
Lower limit of the movement
The default lower limit of the elevating section is set to -2000.000 μm, but this can be changed with software. The lower
limit can be set between -2000.000 μm and -250.000 μm. (See "20 Operation on DS-L3" - "20.1 Setting Up the
Microscope - (6) Configuring Other Functions" for details.)
Changing the upper limit is not available.
Stop position by focus restriction
When operating the elevating section with the focus knob, the actual stop position is up to 20 μm beyond the set
upper/lower limit.

Focus Knobs on the Main Body

4.2
Focus knob rotation and objective movement
Both the coarse focus knob and the fine focus knob are located
on both right and left sides on the microscope. The table below
shows the relationship between the focus knobs' rotation
direction with the objective movement direction.
Focus Knob Rotation direction and Objective Movement
direction
Lowers the objective
Raises the objective
Focus knob rotation (turns) and objective movement (distance)
Focus Knob Rotation (turns) and Objective Movement (distance)
One rotation of the coarse focus knob
One rotation of the fine focus knob
The vertical movement range (coarse/fine focus stroke) of the objective is from about 13 mm above the focal point
(reference position) to approximately 2 mm below the focal point.
Chapter 3
Turn the knob toward the
front.
Turn the knob toward the
back.
No. of knob turns
Individual Operations
FN- S2N
JAPA
N
Focus knob rotation direction and objective
movement direction
Objective travel distance (vertical direction)
Approx. 2 mm
Approx. 6 μm
51
Coarse focus
knob
Fine focus
knob
NC B
ND
ND
11
32
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