Leica DMI3000B Manuel D’Utilisation

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  IP0            for 5x,                e.g. NPlan 5x                    11506087           objective with eyepoint A
 
  IP1            for 10x,              e.g. NPlan 10 x                 11506084           objective with eyepoint A and
                   for 20x,              e.g. NPlan L 20 x              11506200           objective with eyepoint C

  IP2            for 40x,              e.g. HCX PL FL L 40 x       11506201           objective with eyepoint C

  IP3            for 63x,              e.g. PL FL 63x/0.70           11506216           objective with eyepoint C

Leica DMI3000 B:
• Select a bright field objective with eyepoint A

or C.

• Select the appropriate light ring at the con-

denser (see table).

• Open the aperture of the condenser com-

pletely.

• Remove all other optical components such as

analyzers, polarizers or IC prisms from the
beam path.

• Slide the phase contrast front module to the

correct eyepoint, A or C.

• Insert a phase contrast specimen.

• Set the brightness at the light potentiometer

• Focus the image with the focus wheels.

Leica DMI4000 B and Leica DMI6000 B:
• Use the TL/IL  function button to switch to

transmitted light (TL).

• Select the IPC  contrast method (integrated

phase contrast). by pressing the variable but-
ton  IPH. Alternatively: press the variable but-
ton  CHANGE TL    . (For details on button as-
signments, please see the identification
sheet.)
PH will appear on the LeicaScreen. Motorized
condensers will now switch to the correct
light ring. Coded condensers must be
switched manually.

• Insert a transmitted light specimen.

• Select a suitable objective (eyepoint A or C).

• Slide the phase contrast front module to the

correct eyepoint, A or C.

• Focus the image with the knob on the

SmartMove or the focusing wheel and adjust
the intensity with the INT function buttons.

When selecting the phase contrast method, the
aperture diaphragm is opened fully and can not
be adjusted.