14 area 5.2 - manual movement of the sledge, Operation – Leica Biosystems SM2500 User Manual
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5.4.14 Area 5.2 - Manual movement of the sledge
53 MAN (LED)
Lit in manual mode of operation. - LED MAN must be on in order to be able
to access/activate the control buttons in area 5.
54 RETRACT (LED)
Lit (also when retraction = 0) while the specimen sledge is in return stroke -
see also area 2.2 ‘Setting the retraction parameters’.
55 CUT (LED)
Starts emitting light when the sledge reaches the rear limit position (sledge
being moved via buttons (56/57)).
56 Sledge fast forward (button)
Sledge moves only while the button is being held.
57 Sledge slow forward (button)
Sledge moves only while the button is being held.
58 Sledge slow backward (button)
Sledge moves only while the button is being held.
59 Sledge fast backward (button)
Sledge moves only while the button is being held.
60 RETURN (LED)
Starts emitting light when the sledge reaches the front limit position (sledge
being moved via buttons (58/59)).
61 Sectioning/milling window (limitation of the sectioning/milling stroke)
Setting the sectioning window:
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Move the sledge to the first limit position you wish to set (use buttons
56 - 59).
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Press and hold button (61) until LED (62) starts flashing - then move the
sledge on to the second desired limit position.
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Press and hold button (61) once again, until LED (62) stays lit, thus indi-
cating that both positions have been stored.
Deleting the sectioning window:
Press and hold button (61) just once until the LED starts flashing - the
instrument will return to maximum sledge stroke length as soon as the
LED stops flashing after a few seconds.
62 LED ‘Sectioning / milling window’ in button (61):
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Flashes - while the sectioning window is being set.
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Stays lit - when a sectioning window has been defined.
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Off - when no sectioning window has been defined.
The sectioning window settings cannot be changed while section-
ing/milling is in progress; changes are possible only in MAN mode.
5.
Operation
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