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Viewing Tube Adjustment (cont.)

If you are comfortable wearing your corrective lenses (contact lenses or eyeglasses) for microscope viewing, leave them

on and your adjustments will be minimal.

2.Focus on the specimen using the fine adjustment knob of the microscope while looking only through one of the eyepieces (if you have one focusable and one non- focusable eyepiece, look through the non- focusable eyepiece at this time). To help focus, cover or close the other eye.

3.Now switch to look only through the other eyepiece (focusing eyepiece) with your other eye. This time, focus the specimen by using the focusing capability in the focus- ing eyepiece.

Do not raise or lower the stage to focus.

4.Grip the knurl on the focusing eyepiece with one hand and rotate the top of the eyepiece with the other hand until the specimen is in focus with this eye and this focusing eyepiece. This corrects for any vision differences between your right eye and left eye.

5.Now switch to a high magnification objec- tive (not an oil objective) and focus the microscope while viewing with both eyes.

The higher magnifications have a shal- lower depth of field. Therefore, after focusing with a high magnification, you will find that when you change to lower magnifi- cations, you only have to adjust the fine focus

slightly, if at all.

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Contents Leica DM500, DM500 B Manual Chapter overview Contents Safety regulations Safety concept Important information Symbols used in this operating manualExplanatory notes EC Declaration of Conformity Important NotesDescription Contact addressNon-intended use Instructions on useIntended use Place of useIntegration in third-party products To any warranty claimsTransport DisposalLED Klasse 1 /Class 1 LED Product Health risks and dangers of useHealth risks Infections of the eyeInformation for the person responsible for the instrument Information for the person responsible for the instrumentGeneral instructions Cleaning coated parts and plastic partsCleaning glass surfaces Care instructionsRepairs and service work Accessories, maintenance and repairAccessories MaintenanceElectrical data Fuse ReplacementEnvironment Leica DM500, DM500 B Congratulations Unpacking Check the components against the planned configurationGet Ready Tools used Attaching the viewing TubesϘϘ Allen key Leica EZ viewing tube with integrated eyepieces Leica EZ Viewing Tube integrated eyepiecesTightening the captive thumbscrew again Insert the eyepieces into the eyetubes Leica Standard Viewing Tube separated eyepiecesOrientation Room light EyeguardsLation or alignment is required Installing Objectives and Substage CondenserInstalling Objectives Substage CondenserGet Set Turning on the microscope Power CordWork Surface Objective Using the CondenserUsing the Condenser Plug in and Turn on the MicroscopePrepare to View a Specimen Slide Prepare to View a Specimen SlideFocusing FocusingStandard Viewing Tube with Two Fixed Eyepieces Viewing Tube AdjustmentStandard Tube with One or Two Focusing Eyepieces Leica EZ Viewing TubeSlightly, if at all On and your adjustments will be minimalOil Immersion Technique Oil Immersion TechniqueOil Immersion Technique Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual Ready! Set! Go Care of the Microscope General General maintenanceIllumination Dimensions Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual Leica DM 500, DM500 B Manual

DM500 B specifications

The Leica DM500 B is a sophisticated light microscope designed for educational and laboratory environments, making it an ideal instrument for both novice users and seasoned professionals. With its exceptional optics and user-friendly interface, the DM500 B enhances the learning experience in classrooms and provides reliable performance in research and diagnostic settings.

This model boasts a high-quality optical system, featuring Leica’s renowned optics that deliver excellent image clarity and brightness. The microscope is equipped with a variety of objective lenses, allowing users to easily switch between magnifications to observe specimens in detail. The objective lenses include a range of standard configurations, catering to various applications in biology, materials science, and clinical diagnostics.

One of the key technologies employed in the DM500 B is the ergonomic design and intuitive controls. The microscope features a robust yet lightweight build, making it easy to transport and handle. The focusing mechanism is smooth and precise, allowing for fine adjustments when observing delicate specimens. Additionally, the inclination of the microscope head is designed for comfortable viewing, helping to reduce strain during extended use.

The illumination system is another standout feature of the Leica DM500 B. It includes a powerful LED light source that provides bright and even illumination across the entire field of view. The LED technology boasts a long service life and energy efficiency, making it a practical choice for educational institutions. Users can easily adjust the brightness to accommodate different specimen types and contrast levels.

Furthermore, the DM500 B is equipped with a stage that allows for easy specimen manipulation. The mechanical stage has precise controls, allowing users to navigate samples with accuracy. This feature is particularly beneficial for laboratory studies where fine adjustments are necessary to examine specific areas of a specimen.

In addition to its optical and mechanical excellence, the Leica DM500 B supports various accessories, including camera attachments for digital imaging. This capability enables users to capture and share high-quality images of their observations, fostering collaborative learning and research efforts.

Overall, the Leica DM500 B is a versatile and reliable microscope that combines high performance with ease of use. Its advanced optical technology, ergonomic design, and adaptable features make it suitable for a wide range of applications, ensuring that it meets the needs of its users in both educational and professional settings.