Nikon Eclipse Ni-E Instruction Manual page 183

Reference for Buttons with their Functions and Operation Procedures
Operation Button
[NOSEPIECE] [Objective (Address)]
[PATH]
[ZOOM]
[Filter Cube (Address)]
[FL TURRET]
[Filter Cube 2nd (Address)]
[FL 2nd]
[EX WHEEL] [Excitation Filter (Address)]
[BA WHEEL] [Barrier Filter (Address)]
[CONDEN.] [Condenser Module (Address)]
Chapter 3
Individual Operations
Switch the objective.
Switch the optical path of the
motorized quadrocular tilting tube
to the binocular section.
[BINO]
Switch the optical path of the
motorized quadrocular tilting tube
to the tube adapter.
[FRONT]
Switch the optical path of the
motorized quadrocular tilting tube
to the rear port.
[REAR]
Adjust the zoom magnification of
the DSC zooming port.
Switch the filter cube of the
motorized epi-fluorescence cube
turret (1st layer).
Open/close the motorized
epi-fluorescence cube turret's
built-in shutter (1st layer).
[SHUTTER FL]
Switch the filter cube of the
motorized epi-fluorescence cube
turret (2nd layer).
Open/close the motorized
epi-fluorescence cube turret's
built-in shutter (2nd layer).
[SHUTTER FL2]
Switch the excitation filter.
Switch the barrier filter.
Switch the condenser module.
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Function Reference in DS-L3
Instruction Manual
Chapter 5, "1.1 Switching
the Objective (Motorized
Nosepiece)"
Chapter 5 "1.2 Switching the
Optical Path (Motorized
Quadrocular Tilting Tube)"
Chapter 5 "1.3 Adjusting the
Zoom Magnification
(Motorized DSC Zooming
Port)"
Chapter 5, "1.4 Switching
the Filter Cube (Motorized
Epi-fluorescence Cube
Turret)"
Chapter 5, "1.5
Opening/Closing the
Motorized Epi-fluorescence
Cube Turret's Built-in
Shutter"
Chapter 5, "1.4 Switching
the Filter Cube (Motorized
Epi-fluorescence Cube
Turret)"
Chapter 5, "1.5
Opening/Closing the
Motorized Epi-fluorescence
Cube Turret's Built-in
Shutter"
Chapter 5 "1.7 Switching the
Excitation Filter (Motorized
Excitation Filter Wheel)"
Chapter 5 "1.8 Switching the
Barrier Filter (Motorized
Barrier Filter Wheel)"
Chapter 5 "1.9 Switching the
Condenser Module
(Motorized Universal
Condenser)"
Operation