User manual CELESTRON 4030 INSTRUCTION MANUAL

[. . . ] Take special notice of all precautions regarding using the illuminator mirror (if applicable to your model) to focus sunlight and regulating the focuser travel so as not to damage specimen slides or the objective lens. The final section provides simple care and maintenance tips for you to follow to ensure that your microscope provides you with years of quality performance and enjoyment. 2 Junior Microscope ­ Model #4010 1 8 2 7 3 6 5 4 Figure 1 1 2 3 4 Eyepiece Objective Lens Specimen Stage Illumination Mirror 5 6 7 8 Specimen Holder Clips Focus Travel Safety Screw Stand Column Focus Adjustment Knob Standard Accessories: Your Celestron microscope (#4010) comes complete with the following standard accessories: · · · 10x Eyepiece 20x Objective lens (200x) Plastic Dust Cover Item #4010 Stage Focuser Objective Illuminator Eyepiece Specifications: Plain stage with paired clips Rack and Pinion; 30mm travel with focus stop Achromatic Objective 20x 42mm Plano-Convcave Mirror 10x; 18mm 2 Microscope Operation Using the Illuminator Mirror: Your Celestron microscope has a built-in Plano-concave illumination mirror which allows you to illuminate the specimen from the bottom. The mirror has a flat side and a concave side. The concave side will concentrate more light onto the specimen than the flat side. [. . . ] Carefully place a specimen slide under the specimen holder clips (8) and center the specimen directly in the middle of the stage plate. Illuminate the specimen slide by using a nearby desk or table lamp to reflect light onto a specimen. Natural light can also be used if the microscope is located near a window. Tip: Experiment with different lighting for different specimens. When using downward lighting, the white side of the stage plate may wash out fine detail whereas the black side will increase contrast but may make the specimen less bright. Focusing: To focus on your specimen slide, turn the focus adjustment knob (5) until the specimen comes into focus. If there is not enough travel in the focuser mechanism to reach focus, it may be necessary to loosen the pillar stand locking bolt (4) and slightly raise or lower the entire binocular head assembly until the image becomes sharp. 5 Educational Microscope - Model #4030 1 2 12 3 4 11 5 10 9 8 7 6 Figure 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Eyepiece Eyepiece Holder Objective Lens Rotator Objective Lens Specimen Stage Diaphragm Dial 7 8 9 10 11 12 Illuminator Mirror Specimen Holder Clips Focus Travel Safety Screw Stand Column Fine Focus Adjustment Knob Course Focus Adjustment Knob Standard Accessories: Your Celestron microscope (#4030) comes complete with the following standard accessories: · · · Huygens 10x eyepiece Huygens 12. 5x eyepiece Plastic Dust Cover · · · 4x Objective lens 10x Objective lens 40x Objective lens Magnification Table Use the following table to determine the magnification of the different eyepiece/objective lens combination of your microscope. Eyepiece Objective Lens 4x 10x 10x 12. 5x 40x 50x 100x 125x 40x 400x 500x 6 Item #4030 Objective Lens Nosepiece Stage Illuminator Diaphragm Focuser Specifications Achromatic Objective Triple nosepiece with click stop 120mm x 110mm, with paired clips 50mm Plano-Concave Disc diaphragm with five aperture sizes Course focus; Fine focus adjustments Assembling Your Microscope Before you can view through your Celestron microscope, the eyepiece and objective lenses must first be attached. Remove the 10x eyepieces from its container. Slide the narrow end of the eyepiece barrel into the eyepiece holder at the top of the microscope. Remove the three objective lenses from their individual containers. Unscrew the container lids from the threaded portion of the objective lenses. Thread the end of the 4x objective lens into one of the holes on the objective lens rotator (3). It may be necessary to lower the specimen stage (5) by turning the coarse focus knob (12). Now turn the objective rotator to the next opening and thread each of the remaining objective lenses into the remaining holes. Your microscope is now ready to view specimens. Microscope Operation Using the Illuminator Mirror: Your Celestron microscope has a built-in Plano-concave illumination mirror which allows you to illuminate the specimen from the bottom. The mirror has a flat side and a concave side. The concave side will concentrate more light onto the specimen than the flat side. If it's daylight, tilt the illumination mirror (7) and reflect indirect sunlight through the bottom of specimen stage (5). WARNING: Never use the mirror to focus direct sunlight through your microscope. Sunlight, if viewed directly can be very harmful and may permanently damage your eyes. If viewing at night or indoors, away from sunlight, you can use a nearby desk or table lamp to reflect light onto a specimen. To control the amount of light reflecting onto the specimen: 1. 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