Leica DMLB Bedienungsanleitung Seite 18

When combined with other intermediate
systems, illuminators (Fig. 17; 39) are always
assembled underneath (i.e. directly onto the
microscope stand). The number and type of
useable intermediate systems is limited, → p. 30
– 31.
Besides tubes from the DM L range (Fig. 44), it is
also possible to adapt tubes from DM R research
microscopes (Fig. 46) using the R/L adapter
(45.2).
The Ergo module (45.3) is used for raising the
viewing port by 30 mm (or 60 mm if two are
used).
Incident light reflectors*/
Fluorescence filter systems*
Remove cover on the right-hand side of the
illuminator (39.3) (Recess for finger on the
underneath of the cover, 17.7).
Insert the filter system (combination of
excitation filter, dichroic mirror and suppression
filter) or incident light reflector (Fig. 16), with the
bevelled end of the dovetail guide to the front, as
far as the stop.
Up to 4 positions can be used by turning the
turret plate.
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Fig. 16* Incident light reflectors and filter systems, see also
Fig. 49 of supplementary manual LP/LM
1 45° BF reflector with neutral density filter N*, 2 DF darkfield
reflector, 3 Adjusting reflector (DM R series only), 4
Fluorescence filter system, 5 Bertrand lens module, 6 ICR
module, 7 POL system, 8 Smith reflector
1
N
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Fig. 17* Incident light turret plate, after opening the window
on the side of the illuminator (39.3)
1 Turret plate, 2 Labelling of assembly position, 3a, b Dovetail
mount, 4 Name of the filter system or reflector, 5 Order code
no. of the system, 6 Filter system or reflector with position
data, 7 Recess in housing (for removing the cover), 8 Clamp
screw for fixing in position
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3
2
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