Celestron 44121 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 3

You are now ready to focus and view the specimen, but first
you must take some precautions so you do not damage a
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focus on the specimen. Note that for very small objects,
you should set them on the clear slide with a recessed hold
in the center.
have the zoom eyepiece at the 10x position, all the way
2. For slightly higher power, you can rotate the knurled ring
continue rotating to the 20x eyepiece position. Note
that you will have to refocus whenever you rotate the
eyepiece to obtain a sharp focus.
3. For much higher powers, you will have to rotate the
position you have the zoom eyepiece in or 30x provides
holding the microscope above the nosepiece with one
hand and rotate the nosepiece with the other hand until it
clicks at the position. Be cautious not to let the objective
lens touch the specimen slide or object when changing
to lower the stage to a low position. Note the power
range of the objective lens you are using is shown on the
nosepiece after it clicks into position.
4. At the highest powers, your views will be greatly
magnified but somewhat darker. The most enjoyable
views can be at the lower powers which have a wider
field of view and brighter illumination.
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specimen slide or valuable object. When using the higher
powers while you are focusing, make sure that the objective
lens does not hit the slide or object being viewed.
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LLUMINATION
To get the sharpest and best views, the illumination
pen light illuminator to turn it on/off. You can change
the brightness by moving the illuminator up/down or
by rotating it left or right. After some usage, you can
determine the best way of adjusting the light to provide
the most pleasant views.
slides which shine up through the hole in the stage
through the slide. You can see a close up of the
illuminator in Figure 6a below. The illuminator is turned
on by rotating it so the light goes up through the hole.
You turn off the illuminator by rotating it down so that
with this microscope since you have the much better
3. The light from the bottom illuminator can be increased
or decreased by rotating it with very slight movements.
As with the top illuminator, you will have to experiment
to provide the best lighting for the best views.
4. The bottom illumination may be too bright with some
specimen slides. Included with your microscope is a
light diffuser which reduces the brightness and glare
somewhat and can make the views sharper with a higher
contrast level. In Figure 6a the diffuser is the small black
piece. The diffuser fits over the bulb area by press fitting
it on. Figure 6b shows what the illuminator looks like
with the light diffuser in place. It will take experimenting
to get this right.
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