Motic BA80 Series Manual de usuario

We are constantly endeavouring to improve our instruments and

to adapt them to the requirements of modern research techniques

and testing methods. This involves modification

to the mechanical structure and optical design of our instruments.

Therefore, all descriptions and illustrations in this instruction

manual, including all specifications are subject to change

without notice.

Table of Contents

Name of Components 3

Introduction 4

Unpacking 5

Description of Components 6

Setting up the instrument 7

Assembly 8

Operation 9

Maintenance 14

Troubleshooting 18

Moving the microscope 20

Repair 20

Warning Label 21

Warrantee 21

Name of Components

BA80 (Monocular)

1. Eyepiece 9. Base

2. Revolving nosepiece 10. Eyepiece tube

3. Objectives 11. Head

4. Fixed stage clip 12. Arm

5. Diaphragm 13. Knobs controlling movement

6. Stage 14. Fine focus knob

7. Condenser 15. Light intensity control

8. Illuminator

Introduction

Thank you for your purchase of a Motic microscope. Motic microscopes are

precision instruments, subjected to stringent quality control in order to reach

you in perfect condition. Their design combines easy management and

optimum functioning with minimum maintenance.

The information contained in this manual is likely to go beyond what the

average user needs to know to use the microscope, however, it is provided to

answer any queries that may arise.

Your new microscope combines high performance features, with an excellent

degree of optical resolution and clarity of image. Some models incorporate a

mechanical stage which provides a travel range of 75mm x 35mm in X and Y

directions with a graduation of up to 0.1 mm, thus permitting the perfect

positioning of the specimen. Also included are objectives located in a

nosepiece allowing movement in both directions; a precision coarse and fine

focusing system; accurate condensers with a numerical aperture of 0.65 N.A.

or 1.25 N.A. and LED illumination with variable intensity control.

These instructions should be read carefully before operating the microscope.

They will permit you to use your new microscope to its fullest capabilities.

Terminology used to describe components and controls can be found in the

diagram on page 2.

These instructions are based on the assembly and use of the BA80 model

with additional notes applying specifically to other models in the series.

Unpacking

All components of the microscope have been carefully packed to ensure they

reach you in perfect condition. We recommend that you do not discard any

packing containers in case you need to return the microscope, store it for long

periods of time; or should it become necessary to transport it to a technical

service for any repair, or maintenance procedure.

The box should contain the following components, depending on the model:

A microscope assembled with a monocular head, an eyepiece, a fixed

stage, 0.65 N.A. condenser or 1.25 N.A. Abbe condenser and three

objectives or four objectives.

Additional components are: a blue filter, a dust cover, and two hexagonal

keys measuring 2mm and 0.85mm.

Remove, and handle the microscope and all its components with

extreme care.

Avoid touching the lenses of the optical elements and keep clear of

contact with dust, water or other contaminating agents, as they could

stain, or damage the lens surface and affect the quality of the image.

A. Place the microscope in an upright position on a flat, stable and

clean surface.

B. Remove the rest of the components from the box.

Description of Components

1. Head — Monocular head rotating 360º to avoid the necessity of moving the

microscope, should another user wish to use it.

2. Eyepiece — The group of lenses closest to the eye, magnifying the image

formed by the objectives. In the monocular models, the eyepiece contains a

pointer to single out any particular element of the sample to another user.

3. Revolving nosepiece — The revolving action permits the user to change

the degree of magnification, the correct positioning of the objectives is

marked by a “click” in the optical path.

4. Objectives — The group of lenses closest to the sample, or microscopic

specimen forming the primary magnified image.

5. Stage — Platform of the microscope where the specimen is placed. Models

with plain stage where specimen slide is held in place by specimen holder

clips. In other models, a mechanical stage replaces the clips, and permits

precise, mechanical manipulation of the specimen slide.

6. Condenser — Optimises illumination for enhanced resolution and

image contrast.

7. Focusing Knobs — Situated on both sides of the arm of the microscope,

the larger, or coarse focusing knob initially brings the specimen into focus,

and the smaller, fine focusing knob permits a precise adjustment of

the image.

8. Illumination — LED illumination with intensity control knob.

Setting up the instrument

Avoid placing the instrument in locations exposed to direct sunlight,

dust, vibration, high temperature and high humidity

1 Operating Enviroment

 Indoor use.

 Altitude : Max 2000 meters

 Ambient temperature : 15°C to 35°C

Maximum relative humidity : 75% for temperature up to 31ºC decreasing

linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40ºC

 Supply voltage fluctuations : Not to exceed ±10% of the normal voltage

 Pollution degree : 2 (in according with IEC60664)

 Installation / Overvoltage category : 2 (in according with IEC60664)

 Air Pressure of 75kPa to 106kPa

 No hoar frost, dew, percolating water, rain

2 Verifying Input voltage

 The automatic voltage selection works with a broad range of settings.

However, always use a power cord that is rated for the voltage used in your

area and that has been approved to meet local safety standards.

Using the wrong power cord could cause fire or equipment damage.

In case of using the extension cord, use only a power supply cord with a

protective earth (PE) wire.

In order to prevent electric shock, always turn the power switch on the

power supply off before connecting the power cord.

Input : 110V~ 60Hz

Lamp: 3.1V 60mW LED

Fuse : 125V T0.5A

Input : 220V~ 50Hz

Lamp: 3.1V 60mW LED

Fuse : 250V T0.25A

Warning: Before connecting the microscope to an electrical source, always

check that the voltage coincides with that of the microscope.

Assembly

All the steps described for the assembly of the microscope must be

undertaken with extreme care, and without forcing the placement of the

distinct parts and elements of the microscope.

A. Specimen holder mechanism for models with built in mechanical stage:

Rotate the coarse focusing knob to move the stage to its lowest position.

Remove the two knurled screws of the specimen holder mechanism. Place

the mechanism on the stage with the moveable clip lever facing outwards,

and making sure that the holes of the mechanism, and the knurled locking

screws coincide, screw down firmly.

Operation

A. Starting Up

1. Before using the microscope, adjust the light intensity control to minimum

position. This should be repeated every time the microscope is switched

on or off to prolong the use of the bulb.

2. Press switch to position ON. (Fig. 1)

Fig. 1

3. Rotate light intensity dial until the image is illuminated.

4. Light intensity should be adjusted in accordance with the objective

used, or the type of specimen examined.

* Using LED illuminating microscope (Rechargeable batteries)

Fig. 2

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