Levenhuk Rainbow 50L NG Lime\\Лайм [7/44] Camera

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Camera

The digital camera was exclusively designed for use with this microscope.

The object image can be transferred to your PC display in its actual colors and stored in the PC mem-

ory.

Levenhuk ToupView software is included in the package; it allows viewing and editing of the received

images. Supported le formats: *.bmp, *.jpg, *.jpeg, *.png, *.tif, *.ti, *.gif, *.psd, *.ico, *.emf, etc.

The USB cable is used as camera power supply and for connection with PC.

Compatible OS: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista.

Make sure all the parts are present.

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Move the stage to the lowermost position using the focusing knob.

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Press the ON/OFF button located on the back side of the microscope base next to the power cord to

turn the microscope on.

Focusing

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Place an object on the stage and x it with the slide holders.

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Look through the eyepiece installed in the monocular head and lower the stage slowly rotating the

focusing knob until you see the object image.

Such adjustment protects the frontal lens from contacting the object when you use objectives of other

magnications; though, slight refocusing might be required.

Selecting the objective

We recommend that you start your observations with the lowest power objective; it helps to select a

segment for the detailed research. Once the segment is selected, you should center its image in the

microscope’s eld of view. This operation should be performed as precisely as possible, otherwise the

required segment might fail to appear in the eld of view of the higher power objectives.

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The microscope should be used in the room protected from shocks or vibrations.

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High temperatures and humidity may cause formation of mold or moisture condensation on the

optical and mechanical parts of the microscope, which can negatively aect its operation.

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When not in use the microscope should be covered with a special case.

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The microscope is designed for use in macroclimatic conditions with temperate or frigid climate, in

the laboratories at temperatures from 10 to 35 °C (50 to 95 °F) and the relative air humidity up to