Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto DM100 del fabbricante Leica
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Leica DM100 User Manual.
Leica DM100 User Manual 2 Congr atulations! Congra tulations on purchasing the Leica DM100 Compound Microscope . This model’ s exclusiv e design featur es and full range of accessories make it a truly versatile , high quality-instru - ment for educational applications .
Leica DM100 User Manual 3 Important Notes Symbols Used in this User Manual 5 Impor tant Safety Notes 6 Instructions for Use 8 Health risks and dangers of use 10 Information for the P erson Responsible.
Leica DM100 User Manual 4 Impor tant Not es.
Leica DM100 User Manual 5 Symbols U sed in this User Manual W arning! Safety hazard! This symbol indicates especially impor - tant information that must be r ead and complied with. F ailure to c omply can cause the following: Ϙ Hazards to personnel .
Leica DM100 User Manual 6 Impor tant Safety Notes Before installing , operating or using the instrument, it is mandatory to read this User Manual. In particular , please observe all safety instructions. The instruments and accessories descri - bed in this User Manual have been t ested for safety and potential hazar ds.
Leica DM100 User Manual 7 Disconnecting from the Pow er Supply Always position the L eica DM100 so that you can disconnect it from the power supply at an y time. The power cable must remain accessible a t all times, because the power cable is int ended as a power disconnect device.
Leica DM100 User Manual 8 Instructions for Use This User Manual describes the Leica DM100 and includes important instruc tions related t o operating safety , maintenance and accessories. Y our Leica DM100 includes an interactive CD-ROM with all relevant User Manuals in additional languages.
Leica DM100 User Manual 9 Instructions on Use (continued) Acc essories from third-party suppliers Y ou can combine individual system articles with articles from external suppliers. Please read the User Manual and the safety requiremen ts of the supplier .
Leica DM100 User Manual 10 Health Risks and Dangers of Use Health Risks W orkplaces with microscopes facili - tate and impro ve the viewing task, but they also impose high demands on the eyes and hand muscles of the user .
Leica DM100 User Manual 11 Information f or the P erson responsible f or the Instrument Information for the P erson responsible for the Instrument Ϙ Ensure that the L eica DM100 is used only by persons qualified to do so . Ϙ Ensure that this User Manual is alwa ys available at the place wher e the micro - scope is in use.
Leica DM100 User Manual 12 Ac cessories, Main tenance and Repair Acc essories Only the following acc essories may be used with the Leica DM100: Ϙ The Leica Microsy stems accessories descri - bed in this User Manual.
Leica DM100 User Manual 13 Electric al Data and ambient C onditions In order to maintain this condition and t o ensure safe operation, the user must follow the instructions and warnings contained in this instruction manual.
Leica DM100 User Manual 14 Assembling the L eic a DM100.
Leica DM100 User Manual 15 Unpacking Ϙ Carefully r emove the microsc ope and any components from the packaging . Ϙ Check the components against the planned configuration. Ϙ Optional items such as contrast ac cessories, camera adapters, camer as, and carrying cases are not shipped as part of the stan - dard equipment.
Leica DM100 User Manual 16 Identifying your T ube Identifying your ube There ar e three types of viewing tubes. Identify which viewing tube you hav e: Assembly Installation of the tube is described on page 17 using the monocular "EZT ube" .
Leica DM100 User Manual 17 Fitting the tube T ools used Ϙ Allen key The monocular "EZT ube" is included in the standard delivery package of the Leica DM100. Other tubes are optionally availa - ble (refer also t o page 16 ). Y our Leica repr e - sentative will gladly pr ovide you with more help.
Leica DM100 User Manual 18 The objectives are alr eady installed on the Leica DM100 at deliv er y . The following description show s how to (un)install the objectives if they have t o be removed f or cleaning or replaced by other objectives .
Leica DM100 User Manual 19 Inserting Objec tives 1. Screw the 4× objective into an y available space on the objective nosepiece. 2. T urn the objective nosepiece clockwise one unit. 3. Screw in the next-largest objective. 4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until all objectives have been installed .
Leica DM100 User Manual 20 Installing the Mirror (optional) The mirror is a vailable as an optional accessory. By means of this , the ambient light can be used for illuminating the sample if no power sour ce is available for the built-in LED illuminator .
Leica DM100 User Manual 21 The polarizer kit is not included in the delivery pack age, but av ailable as an optional accessory. Assembly 1. If you have alr eady installed the tube, remov e it (see page 17). 2. P lace the analyzer with the flat side facing down into the beam path.
Leica DM100 User Manual 22 U sing the Leica DM100.
Leica DM100 User Manual 23 Swit ching on the Microscope F or safety reasons, the pow er cable is grounded via the microsc ope base. Never use an adapter between the pow er cable and the power supply; that would r ender the grounding ineffective .
Leica DM100 User Manual 24 Using the Condenser The condenser is furnished with a disc diaphragm, which has to be adjusted t o match the effective numerical aperture of the individual objectives. Selecting an Objec tive 1. Rotate the desired objective o ver the sample.
Leica DM100 User Manual 25 Prepara tion 1. Lift the retaining clip on the stage by pres - sing on the back of the tension spring. 2. Push the slide under the r etaining clip and slowly release it. Preparing for Vie wing 3. Move the specimen slide such that a part of the specimen is under the objective used.
Leica DM100 User Manual 26 F ocusing Focusing 1. Use the knurled ring to rotate the objective nosepiece in such a way that the objec - tive with the low est magnification level is turned into the working position. 2. Move the specimen stage upwar ds as far as it will go using the coarse adjustment knob.
Leica DM100 User Manual 27 1. Adjust the tubes to y our interpupillary distance. F old or unfold the ey etubes to decrease or increase the distanc e between the eyepieces until y ou see one illuminated circle. The viewing tubes maintain a constant tube length for all interpupillary settings.
Leica DM100 User Manual 28 5. Now, swit ch to an objective with a higher magnification level (no oil objective) and bring the specimen into focus while looking through the eyepiec es with both eyes. The depth of field is lower f or higher magnification levels .
Leica DM100 User Manual 29 If you wear eyeglasses f or microscope viewing, keep the rubber ey ecups folded down. If you do not wear ey eglasses, you ma y find it useful to unfold the rubber ey ecups in order to help block out ambient r oom light.
Leica DM100 User Manual 30 Oil Immersion T echnique (only 100× objective) Oil Immersion T echnique 1. Search for the area on the specimen slide that you want t o study . 2. Move the specimen stage down t o the lowest position using the coarse adjust - ment knob.
Leica DM100 User Manual 31 7. Look through the microscope and slo wly rotate the fine adjustmen t knob, so that the specimen stage moves upw ards until the specimen is in focus.
Leica DM100 User Manual 32 Car e of the M icrosc ope.
Leica DM100 User Manual 33 Maintenanc e instruc tions General Notes Ϙ Prot ect the microscope from moisture , fumes and acids and from alkaline, caustic and corrosiv e materials. Do not stor e chemicals in the vicinity . Ϙ Prot ect the microscope from oil and grease .
Leica DM100 User Manual 34 General Always use both hands to carr y the microscope . Ϙ Keep all optical components clean. Clean - liness is important for maintaining good optical per formance . Ϙ When the microscope is not in use , it should always be put aw ay with protection against dust.
Leica DM100 User Manual 35 General Maintenanc e (cont .) Ϙ The lower mag nification objectives have fairly large front lenses and can be cleaned with a cloth or lens tissue wrapped around a finger and moistened with window clea - ner . Ϙ Cleaning 40× and 100× objectives requi - res more car e.
Leica DM100 User Manual 36 Dimensions.
Leica DM100 User Manual 37 Dimensions (all Dimensions in mm, DM100 and DM300 identical) Ϙ side view with binocular tube Ϙ front view with binocular tube Ϙ side view with binocular tube 180° rotate.
Leica DM100 User Manual 38 Dimensions (all Dimensions in mm, DM100 and DM300 identical) Ϙ side view with monocular tube Ϙ front view with monocular tube Ϙ side view with monocular tube 180° rotate.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Leica DM100 è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Leica DM100 - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Leica DM100 imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Leica DM100 ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Leica DM100, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Leica DM100.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Leica DM100. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Leica DM100 insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
