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5° to 35°

Fig. 38

Fig. 39

Fig. 40

Fig. 41

Adjusting the Tilt

With the U-TBI-3 (Fig. 38)

} Adjust the height and tilt of the observation tube to obtain the most

comfortable viewing position.

U-TBI-3

U-TBI-3-CLT

U-ETBI

U-TTBI

U-TTR2

U-TTLBI

Holding the binocular section @ with both hands, raise or lower it to the

desired position.

Never attempt to force the binocular section past the upper or

CAUTION

lower stop position. Applying excessive force could destroy the

limiting mechanism.

} The U-TBI-3/U-TBI-3-CLT can be used in combination with only one

intermediate attachment.

} If you need photography using the U-TBI-3/U-TBI-3-CLT, use the U-TRU

trinocular tube.

With the U-ETBI/U-TTBI (Fig. 39)

The U-ETBI and U-TTBI are ergonomic observation tubes with normal

field, capable of the adjustments of the positioning angle (0° to 25°) as

well as front-rear positioning (by 45 mm) of the eyepieces. The U-ETBI is

the erect image model and the U-TTBI is the inverted image model, and

both models are of the same size.

The intermediate attachments that can be combined with the

CAUTION

U-TTBI are limited. For details, please contact Olympus.

With the U-TTLBI (Fig. 40)

The U-TTLBI is a lifting and telescopic binocular tube with the following

adjustment capabilities.

· Eyepiece angle adjustment (0° to 27°)

· Eyepiece up-down position adjustment (45 mm)

· Observation tube front-rear position adjustment (55 mm)

} When adjusting front-rear position of the observation tube, hold the base

of the observation tube as shown in Fig. 41.

} When storing the microscope, increase the angle of the eyepieces so as

to prevent the eyepieces from dropping.

} To adjust the up-down position of the eyepiece, turn the dial 2.

(Figs. 38)

5° to 35°

0° to 25°

5° to 35°

0° to 27°