Hitachi S-4800 Column, Condition Load, Condition Save, Image Display, Photo Condition, Alignment

• Column	Opens the Column tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it to
	select the optimal electron optical column.
	Refer to <3.4 Optimizing the electron beam>
• Condition Load	Opens the Op. Cond. Tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it for
	loading and reproducing previously saved electron optical
	column condition.
	Refer to <3.9.6 Operating condition memory>
• Condition Save	Opens the Op. Cond. Tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it for
	saving present electron optical column condition.
	Refer to <3.9.6 Operating condition memory>
• Image Display	Opens the Image tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it for
	setting the preset magnifications, contrast and brightness of
	ABCC, capturing speed.
	Refer to <2.3.8.2 Image tab>
• Photo Condition	Opens the Record tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it for
	selecting scanning speed and other photo recording conditions.
	Refer to <2.3.8.3 Record tab>
• Data Display	Opens the Record tab of the Setup dialog window. Use it to turn
	data display On/Off and select specific information to be printed
	on image.
	Refer to <2.3.8.3 Record tab>

(4)Operate menu: The Operate menu includes commands for operation of column alignment, motorized stage (Type 2 instrument only), auto functions etc.

• Alignment	Opens the Alignment dialog window. Use it for column
	alignment operation.
	Refer to <3.4.3 Column Alignment operation>
• Sample Map	Opens the Stage History dialog window.
	Refer to <3.5.7.9 Stage History function>
• ABCC	Executes automatic brightness and contrast control.
	Refer to <3.5.4 Image Brightness and Contrast Adjustment>
• Auto Focus	Executes automatic focusing.
	Refer to <3.5.5 Focus and Astigmatism correction>
• Auto Stigma	Executes automatic astigmatism correction.
	Refer to <3.5.5 Focus and Astigmatism correction>ction
• Focus Monitor	Starts Focus Monitor mode.
	Refer to <3.5.5 Focus and Astigmatism correction>
• BC Monitor	Starts BC Monitor mode.
	Refer to <3.5.4 Image Brightness and Contrast Adjustment>
• Mag Mode	Selects High Mag or Low Mag modes.
	Refer to <3.5.2 Selecting Magnification>

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