Leica DMLB Bedienungsanleitung Seite 19

The Smith reflector and the DF reflector (16.3
and 16.5) can only be put in opposite positions.
The 4 positions of the turret plate are each
marked on the left of the dovetail guide with the
figures 1 – 4 (17.2).
In addition, the position currently in the light
path is indicated on the outer edge of the turret
plate (17.1).
Self-adhesive labels are supplied with the filter
systems and reflectors to indicate the positions
1 2 3 4 and the short names of the filter cubes
and reflectors (e.g. M2).
Stick the label 1 2 3 4 in the rectangular recess
at the front of the illuminator, and then stick the
labels with the
corresponding areas underneath, according to
the marking on the systems (17.4) and the
number at the left on the filter wheel (17.2). The
Smith reflector (with 2 reflecting areas and
lenses, Fig. 16.3) and the DF reflector (with
annular mirror, Fig. 16.5) are not labelled. The
arrow label can be used for transmitted light
↑ (vacant position) or for incident light ↓
brightfield, POL and ICR.
Push the cover (35.3) hard until it clicks in place
again.
Attention:
Never look directly into the incident light
path!
There is danger of glare when switching on
the brightfield reflector (BF) or Smith
reflector (6.4; 6.5)!
short names in
Light stop*
Insert the black plate (30.5) between the two
stage plates (39.4), after lowering the condenser
(not with Pol rotary stage).
Photomicrography*
In general, a trinocular tube (Fig. 44.4, 44.5 and
46.2 – 3; 46.10), an HC photo eyepiece adapter
tube (45.4) and HC photo eyepieces with a fitting
diameter of 27 mm are necessary for the
adaption of photomicrographic devices. Unless
the photomicrographic equipment is fitted with a
special viewing port with format outlines, HC
PLAN M eyepieces, i.e. with focusable eyelens
(18.4) and inserted photograticule have to be
used in the binocular port. See the manual
supplied with the photographic equipment for
the
further details.
TV adaption*
→ p. 60
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