Olympus IX71 - Manual (Page 52)

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3 Attaching the Camera on the Monocular Tube (Fig. 75)
1. Using the Allen screwdriver provided with the microscope frame, loosen
the clamping screw ² on the intermediate section of the U-MO monocular
tube @ and remove the top section.
2. Attach the IX2-SPT straight photo tube + TV system for BX series or the
TV adapter for BX series on the mount ³ and tighten the clamping screw
².
}For how to use the TV system for BX series, refer to the separate instruction
manual.
4 Attaching the Camera on the Lower Back Port
}A C-mount video camera can be used by ordering the manufacturer to
install and adjust the IX2-LBPC C-mount for lower back port. Installing
the TV camera in this way allows you to use the space in front of the
microscope efficiently.
The size of the video camera is limited to 57 mm in the up or bottom
direction.
}Two kinds of back port prisms are available. Select either prism:
· IX2-PRLBP8: Back 80 % & Observation 20%, or Observation 100%
· IX2-PRLBP1: Back 100% or Observation 100%
5 Attaching the Camera on the Bottom TV Port (IX2-TVR)
}A C-mount video camera (used together with the U-FMT) or F-mount
video camera (used together with the U-FMT) can be used by ordering
the manufacturer to install and adjust the IX2-TVR TV port unit for bottom
panel.
Even after modification, the binocular 100% observation or TV 100%
observation are possible by setting the light path selector lever.
6 TV Observation
1. Adjusting the microscope frame
Turn on the light source and perform all the required adjustments for
observation.
2. Adjusting the video camera and monitor
Perform the required adjustments such as the white balance and color
adjustments.
# The center of the field of view of eyepiece may not match the center
of the monitor screen. This is due to the adjustment mechanism of
the video camera’s imaging plane and cannot be corrected.
3. Perfocality adjustment between the observed image and monitor image
In accordance with the adjustment method of each TV adapter, adjust for
simultaneous focusing of the observed image and monitor image.
<< TV Observation Magnification >>
TV observation magnification
= Objective magnification x TV adapter lens magnification x TV monitor
size/Video camera’s image pickup device size
Fig. 75
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