Princeton 4411-0039-CE Webcam User Manual


 
Chapter 4 System Setup 37
the appropriate setscrews on the microscope to secure th ut port
of the microscope.
e bottom clamp to the outp
Microscope Type
Diagnostic Instruments
Bottom Clamp Type
Leica DMR L-clamp
Leitz All types NLW-clamp
Nikon Optiphot, Diaphot, Eclipse O-clamp
Olympus BH-2, B-MAX, IMT-2 V-clamp
Zeiss Axioscope, Axioplan, Axioplan 2, Axiophot Z-clamp
Zeiss Axiovert ZN-clamp
Table 4. Bottom Clamps for Different Microscopes
The F-mount is appropriate for any trinocular output port or any side port. When
mounting the camera perpendicular to the microscope on the side port, it is ADVISED
that you provide some additional support for your camera to reduce the possibility of
vibrations or excessive stress on the F-mount nose. Princeton Instruments D
OES NOT
ght
need to use
the lens m
adjustm
advise using an F-mount to secure the camera to a bottom port of an inverted microscope
due to possible failure of the locking m
echanism of the F-mount. Contact the factory for
information about a special adapter for operating in this configuration.
Focusing information for a camera and a camera lens mount is included in the First Li
section of Chapter 5 (page
51). Although it is unlikely that you would ever
ount adjustment in operation with a m
icroscope (the relay-lens focus
ent would normally suffice), it could be used if necessary. The procedure for
using the adjustment is provided in Chapter 5 and illustrated in Figure 18.
NLW
V
Z
O
L
ZN
1X
HRP 100-NIK
Figure 8. Bottom Clamps