Set-up

... to the lowest magnification. Select the magnification factor 0,4 on the magnification changer
Focus: To focus the image move the surgical microscope up and down to achieve the correct working distance in accordance with the focal length of the objective lens (eg 250 mm).

Use knob of the tube head to adjust the distance of the eye-pieces to your interpupillary distance so that the two eyepiece images merge into one.

Set diopter setting ring on the surgical microscope to 0 diopters.

... in such a way that the entire field of view can be seen. Viewing with eyeglasses: screw in the eyecups all the way (no silver ring visible).

Screw out the eyecups and adjust them for your field of view (2-3 silver rings).

Select the maximum magnification and focus: Focus on the object by lifting and lowering the surgical microscope or using the fine focusing knob. Select the magnification required. The focal plane is retained.

... to the lowest magnification. Use the zoom button (Z) of the multifunctional handgrip to select the lowest magnification. Focus: Use the focus button (F) or the speedfocus to focus the image.

Use knob of the tube head to adjust the distance of the eyepieces to your interpupillary distance so that the two eyepiece images merge into one.

Set diopter setting ring to 0 diopters.

... in such a way that the entire field of view can be seen. Viewing with eyeglasses: screw in the eyecups all the way (no silver ring visible).

Screw out the eyecups (2-3 silver rings) and adjust them for your field of view.

Select the maximum magnification and focus. Select the magnification required. The focal plane is retained.

... to the lowest magnification. Select the magnification factor 0,4 on the magnification changer
Focus:
To focus the image move the surgical microscope up and down to achieve the correct working distance in accordance with the focal length of the objective lens (eg 250 mm).

Use knob of the tube head to adjust the distance of the eye-pieces to your interpupillary distance so that the two eyepiece images merge into one.

Set diopter setting ring on the surgical microscope to +5 diopters

Eyepieces without reticle:
• Remove the tube with the eyepieces from the surgical microscope body and point it at a distant object.
• Slowly turn the diopter setting ring of one eyepiece clockwise until the object is in focus.
• Mount the tube and eyepieces on the surgical microscope body and

Eyepieces with reticle:
• Slowly turn the diopter setting rings on the eyepieces clockwise until the reticle is in focus.
• Focus the surgical microscope on the object. The reticle and the object must be in focus at the same time.

Screw out the eyecups (2-3 silver rings) and adjust them for your field of view.

Select the maximum magnification and focus. Focus on the object by lifting and lowering the surgical microscope or using the fine focusing knob. Select the magnification required. The focal plane is retained.

... to the lowest magnification. Use the zoom button (Z) of the multifunctional handgrip to select the lowest magnification. Focus: Use the focus button (F) or the speedfocus to focus the image.

Use knob of the tube head to adjust the distance of the eyepieces to your interpupillary distance so that the two eyepiece images merge into one.

Set diopter setting ring on the surgical microscope to +5 diopters

Eyepieces without reticle:
• Remove the tube with the eyepieces from the surgical microscope body and point it at a distant object.
• Slowly turn the diopter setting ring of one eyepiece clockwise until the object is in focus.
• Mount the tube and eyepieces on the surgical microscope body and

Eyepieces with reticle:
• Slowly turn the diopter setting rings on the eyepieces clockwise until the reticle is in focus.
• Focus the surgical microscope on the object. The reticle and the object must be in focus at the same time.

Screw out the eyecups (2-3 silver rings) and adjust them for your field of view.

Select the maximum magnification and focus. Select the magnification required. The focal plane is retained.