Olympus FH Manuel utilisateur

olympus

microscope

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FOR

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Olympus

-Tokyo

scanned

McHone 21

Nov

2009

forpersonal use

only,

not

for sale

OLYMPUS MICROSCOPE MODEL

The new Olympus

Microscope was made

response

awide

demand

for

amicroscope

with

perfect

illuminator.

This Microscope, then,

is an improvement on the

highly

popular FMicroscope, whose

fine

adjustm-

ent

0.0005

mm, and whose heads, stages, and lenses are interchangeable.

The Olympus

Microscope, therefore, is amicroscope we can recom-

mend

the public

with

pride and confidence. The Olympus Optical Co.,

ltd,.

might

add, was established in 1919, and since has been

turning

out

optical

products exclusively.

OUTSTANDING FEATURES

OLYMPUS

MICROSCOPE

Perfect Built·in Illuminator.

Centering need only

done once regardless of changes in magnification.

0.0005

Fine Adjustment.

This microscope boasts

ultra-sensitive fine adjustment system, which

the first of its kind in the world.

Focusing is

easy,

and, what

more, the thickness

the specimen

can

measured

the sensitivity scale.

Interchangeability of

Head

and

Stage.

This microscope is available in

any

desired head·stage combination.

Furthermore, the

head

and stage

can

changed easily

and

speedily.

Plan

Achromatic Objectives.

The

plan achromatic objectives

haye

been

designed that there is no

spherical aberration. Furthermore, the field of photomicrographic work

can

widened

using

low

magnification

plan

aChromafic objectives.

STANDARD COMBINATIONS

FH MICROSCOPE

1. Binocular

Body

Type Eyepiece

Stage

Condenser Magnifications

FHF -Bi -IP7X, WFlOX

N.A.I.25

28X·1500X

PI5X

(paired)

FHF -Bi -

P7X, WFIOX

1.25

28X -

2000X

PI5X,

K20X

(Paired)

FHF-Bi

-III

28X -

2000X

Trinocular

Body

Typa Eyepiece

Stage

Condenser

Magnifications

FHF·

-IP7X. WFlOX

N.A.I.25

28X

·1500X

PI5X

(Paired)

P.7X,

P.lOX

15X

(one

each

for

photomicro.)

FHF -

P7X, WFIOX FS N.

1.25

28X -

2000X

PI5X,

K20X

(paired)

P.7X,

P.IOX

15X

(one eac

10<

photomicro.)

FHF -

Tr-III

PJan4X

1.25

28X

-2000X

P1anll'l

Plan40X

P.7

f':--.IOX

Plan

;(lOX

(oj

mmersion)

15X

(one each

for

photomicro.)

NAME

PARTS

Arm

...,

Condenser Centering Screw

---~......J

Coarse Adjustment Handle

----_

Fine Adjustment Handle

-----

Coarse

Adjustment

Stopper

------

Lamp Centering Screw

Socket

Clamp Screw

SPECIFICATIONS

'r----------

Eyepiece

,--------

Prism Housing

...

....

,.----

Revo!vinS NosepIece

~----

Objective

Stage

r------

Iris Diaphragm Lever

"------

Filter Holder

'-------

Stage

Stopper

Condenser

Vertlca

.----------

Movement

Handle

Projection Lens

Sase

Field

Diaph"~gm

Body

Tube:

Revoll/jng

Nosepiece:

BUlb:

Transformer:

Filter:

Ught Source:

Focusing;

Coarse

Adjustment:

Binocular Heed

ft Inclination, rotatable through

360

0horizontally.

Trinocular Head Binocular

part

inclination, rotatable through

360"

horizontally.

Quadruple (ball bearing

system)

indicator for obJectives' position.

6V 5A

TB-l

(clear)

Te.

IOOV.

IIOV.

220V.

240V

aYallable.

32.5

(blue)

Bulb centerIng

adjustment

type;

compensatIon lens Shifting system

(for

low, medium and high

light

value)_

Vertical

movement

stage; co-axial coarse and fine

adjustment

handles..

Rack-tlnd-pinion with

stopper;

range of

operation;

32.5mm

OPTICAL PATH

~--

<-----~

----

LL_~

Fine

Adjustment:

Balanced

spring-tension

system;

range

vertical

movem@nt:

1.2mm;

scale;

calibrated

unit

O.OOlmm.

Condenser

Focusing

System:

Rack-aod-pinion

ty~e;

range

vertical

movement:

23.5mm;

centering

device.

Condenser:

N.A.

1.25

condenser

with

external

diameter

36.8mm

and

featuring

varlabre

iris-diaphragm

and

filter

holder.

Stage:

SCluare Coaxial Mechanical

Stage

(double-handle)

F'S

....

easy

detach

and replace

the

stages,

dovetailed

the

body.

Special

Attachments:

The Round Revolving

Stage

Model

RS.

The SCluare Coaxial

Mechanical

Stage

(single-handle)

Mod@1

es.

The

Square

ReYolvlng Coaxial Mechanical

stage

(single-handle)

model

erS,

STRUCTURE

PARTS

MICROSCOPE

BODY

Arm,

Focusing Mechanism and Condenser:

The

arm

secured

firmly

the

base

means

support,

and.

turn,

supports

such

parts

the

focusing

mechanism,

stage.

condenser,

revolving

nosepiece

and

the

head.

furthermore.

is shaped

facitrtate

carrying

around.

The

focusing

mechanism

has such

built

unrts

the

coarse

adjustment

and

fine

adjustment

units

and

the

coarse

adjustment

stopper.

The coarse

adjustment

handle

and

the

fine

adjustment

handle

are

coaxial.

other

words.

the

large

handle

used

for

coarse

adjustment

and

the

small

handle

for

fine

adjustment.

The

stage

will

move

hIgher

than

the

height

obtained

manipul

ating

the

coarse

adjustment

handle,

provided

that

the

coarse

adjustment

stopper

tightened.

othe

words.

when

the

stage

lowered

and

again

brought

toward

the

objecti\le.

will

higher

than

the

stop

position.

This

not

onl)l

pre~ents

contact

the

specimen

and

the

objective

but

also

facilitate5

focusins.

The

condenser

mount.

which i5

the

rack-and-plnlon

type,

has

recei~er

with

dovetail

groove. ThB

condenser

mount

l:;crew

used

for

adjusting

the

optIcal

axis.

Adjustment

Handle-

....

+.,..~!LJ

Adjustment

Handle

----Condenser

Fitting

Screw

'----

Iri5 Diaphr.8gm Lever

'----

Filte, Holde,

"------

Condenser

Centering

Screw

'-------

Stege

Stopper

Coarse

Adjustment

Stopper

MICROSCOPE

HEAD

The

mitroscope

head

Model

microscope

inclined

degrees

from

the

horizontal

plane

so as

enable

microscopic

examination

the

most

natural

posture

and

with

minimum

fatigue.

mentioned

previously,

the

standard

height

this

instrument

380mm

from

the

desktop.

This

ex.actly

the

height

required

for

the

average

person

conduct

microscopic

examination

the

most

natural

sitting

posture,

Thus, aspecial

desk

abSOlutely unneceSSary when

this

MOdel

EH microscope is used.

The

following

four

types

microscope

h~ad

are

available;

Binocular

head

(Bi)

2. Trinocular

head

(Tr)

Upright

head

for

photomicrography

Monocular

head

mount

the

mu;:roscope head,

turn

the

knurled

rinB

the

microscope

fix.ing

screw.

This

witt

fix

the

head

properly

the

arm

and;

the

sam~

time,

secure

precise

optical

align-

ment.

Microsc.ope

h@:ad

fixing

guide

360

0Ranso

adjustment

direction

micro

scope head

B·1

Binocular Head

Microscope

head

filcing

ring

Ttle above he.ads,

with

the

exception

the

upright

head

for

photomicrography,

which

remains

In a

fix@d

position,

can be

rotated

through

360

horizontally,

The

light

from

the

objective

reach@$

the eyepieces

after

being

split

into

two

the

semi.

transmissIve

prism.

This

head was

designed

taking

Into

consideration

the

Characteristic

function

the

human

eyes_

That

say. the

right

and

left

optical

axis

are

slanted

slightly

toward

the

center.

Furthermore,

the

eyepieces can be

adjusted

according

the

user's

inter-pupillarv

distance.

This

done

sHpping

out

the

dovetailed

eyepieces. The

inter-pupillary

distance

shown

the

scale

between

the

two

eyepieces. This

operation

carr@d

eye-width

adjustment.

The scale readinBs are

based

on BiWF lOX eyepie:ces. Since one

e~e

often

weaker

than

the

other,

this

tube

equipped

with

diopter

adjustment

ring

the

left

eyepiece. When

the

dioptric

adjustment

ring

set

2.ero,

and

the

inter-pupillary

distance

scale

reads

62,

the

mechanical

tube

measures

aDoul

160mm

long.

B·2

Trinocular

Body

The

trinocular

head

consists

binocular

head and

upright

head

for

photomic.rography.

The

photo,trapller

can actually see

what

photographing

since

inCO(PO~iJtes

mechanism

switch

the light

pateh

alternately

for

direct

observation

and

photomicrographic

work.

The

binocular

head is

equipped

with

dioptric

adjustment

ring

and

Inter-pupHlary

distance

scale,

Straight

tube

for

photomicrography

prism

shiWng

knob

When the

prism

shlftlng

knob

is pUlled

outward

shown

in the above

photo.

the

prism

locks

into

position

(0)

diagram)

and

the

path

rays

direc-

ted

lhe

upright

head

for photomicrographic work.

PUSh

the

knob

almost

instantly

returnS

the

prism

its

original

position

diagram).

ThIs unique

mechanism

(one-knob

operation)

permits

direct

observation

and

photomicrographic

work

alternately

with

aminimum loss

time.

Path

rays

the

time

photomicrography

Path

rays

the

time

direct

observation

Inter-pupillary

distance

scale

Dioptric

adjustment

ring

set

zero

B-3

Upright

head

for

photomicrography

In case

microscopes

featuring

monocular

inclined head

binocular

head,

the

standard

microscope

head

must

interchanged

with

upright

head

when

conducting

photomicro·

graphic

work.

The

photomicrographic

appara·

tus

must

mounted

this

upright

head.

B-4 Monocular Head

STAGE

There

Ire

four

types

stages

available

for-

Model

F'H:

oSquare coaxial

mechanical

stage

(double

handle)

FS:

oSquare

revolving

coaxial mechanical

stage

(single

handle)

erS

oSquare coaxial

mechanical

stage

(single

handle)

oRound

revolving

stage

The square

cOClxial

mechanical

stage

standard

equipment

the

Microscope.

C·l

Square Coaxial Mechanical

Stage

ThIs square

stage

can be detached

will since

dovetailed

the

main

body.

The

specimen

can be moved

means

handles

found

both

sides

the

stage.

For

forward

and

backward

movement

the specimen, a

large

handle

(raCk-aod-pinion)

used,

and

small

handle

(lead

screw)

is used

for

lateral

movement

Th{J

surface

the

stage

can

be made level

removing

the

Clip.

Two

slide glasses

can

placed

the

specimens

side

by side.

This

extremely

convenient

when

comparing

two

specimens

the

same Ume.

Lateral

movement

handle

Lateral

movement

scale

----'l---=

forward

and

backward

movement

handle

Forward

and

backward

movement

scale

Lateral

movement

handle vernier

Forward

and

backward

movement

handle

lOX

Binocular

head

P15X

Eyepieces

Photo

lenses

Monocular

inClined head

MODEL

VARIED COMBINATION

PARTS

Ob)ecti\lu

Round

stage

Abbe

condensers

N A 1.25

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