LED3000 RL - Laser de nivellement LEICA - Notice d'utilisation et mode d'emploi gratuit

Intitulé	Description
Type de produit	Projecteur LED de chantier
Caractéristiques techniques principales	Technologie LED, éclairage puissant, longue durée de vie
Alimentation électrique	230 V AC
Dimensions approximatives	Dimensions compactes adaptées à un usage sur chantier
Poids	Poids léger pour un transport facile
Compatibilités	Compatible avec divers trépieds et accessoires de montage
Type de batterie	Non applicable (fonctionne sur secteur)
Tension	230 V
Puissance	3000 lumens
Fonctions principales	Éclairage puissant pour les chantiers, résistance aux intempéries
Entretien et nettoyage	Nettoyage régulier de la lentille et du boîtier pour maintenir la luminosité
Pièces détachées et réparabilité	Disponibilité de pièces de rechange pour maintenance
Sécurité	Normes de sécurité respectées pour un usage en extérieur
Informations générales utiles	Idéal pour les professionnels du bâtiment et de la construction

FOIRE AUX QUESTIONS - LED3000 RL LEICA

Comment allumer le LEICA LED3000 RL ?

Pour allumer le LEICA LED3000 RL, appuyez sur le bouton d'alimentation situé sur le panneau de contrôle. Assurez-vous que l'appareil est correctement chargé ou connecté à une source d'alimentation.

Que faire si le laser ne s'allume pas ?

Vérifiez d'abord si l'appareil est chargé ou branché. Si le laser ne s'allume toujours pas, vérifiez les connexions des piles et remplacez-les si nécessaire.

Comment régler l'intensité du laser ?

Pour régler l'intensité du laser, utilisez le bouton de réglage d'intensité sur le panneau de contrôle. Tournez le bouton dans le sens des aiguilles d'une montre pour augmenter l'intensité et dans le sens inverse pour la diminuer.

Le laser ne reste pas stable, que faire ?

Assurez-vous que l'appareil est positionné sur une surface plane et stable. Si le laser continue à bouger, vérifiez le niveau du sol et utilisez des cales si nécessaire pour stabiliser l'appareil.

Comment effectuer une calibration du laser ?

Pour calibrer le laser, référez-vous au manuel d'utilisation fourni. Généralement, cela implique de placer l'appareil sur une surface de référence et d'ajuster les paramètres selon les instructions.

Que faire si le laser est flou ?

Si le laser apparaît flou, vérifiez la propreté de l'objectif. Nettoyez-le délicatement avec un chiffon doux et sec. Assurez-vous également que l'appareil est correctement focalisé selon les spécifications.

Comment changer les piles du LEICA LED3000 RL ?

Pour changer les piles, localisez le compartiment à piles, généralement situé à l'arrière de l'appareil. Ouvrez le couvercle, retirez les anciennes piles et insérez de nouvelles piles en respectant la polarité indiquée.

Quelle est la durée de vie des piles ?

La durée de vie des piles dépend de l'utilisation, mais en général, vous pouvez vous attendre à environ 10 à 20 heures d'utilisation continue avec des piles de qualité.

Comment transporter le LEICA LED3000 RL en toute sécurité ?

Utilisez l'étui de transport fourni pour protéger l'appareil des chocs et des dommages. Assurez-vous que l'appareil est éteint et déconnecté avant de le ranger.

Où puis-je trouver des pièces de rechange pour le LEICA LED3000 RL ?

Les pièces de rechange peuvent être commandées auprès de votre distributeur LEICA local ou via le site officiel de LEICA. Assurez-vous d'utiliser des pièces d'origine pour garantir la performance de l'appareil.

MODE D'EMPLOI LED3000 RL LEICA

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Leica LED Illuminator Manual

LED3000 RL
LED3000 NVI
LED5000 RL
LED5000 MCI
LED5000 CXI
LED5000 HDI™

General Instructions

Safety Concept

Before using your microscope for the first time, please read the "Safety concept" brochure included with your instrument. It contains additional information about handling and care.

Use in clean rooms

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Leica LED illuminators can be used in clean rooms without any problems.

Cleaning

• Do not use any unsuitable cleaning agents, chemicals or techniques for cleaning.
• Never use chemicals to clean colored surfaces or accessories with rubberized parts. This could damage the surfaces, and specimens could be contaminated by abra-ded particles.
• In most cases, we can provide special solutions on request. Some products can be modified, and we can offer other accessories for use in clean rooms.

Servicing

• Repairs may only be carried out by Leica Microsystems-trained service technicians. Only original Leica Microsystems spare parts may be used.

Responsibilities of person in charge of instrument

- Ensure that the Leica LED illuminator is operated, maintained and repaired by authorized and trained personnel only.

Symbols Used

Warning of a danger

This symbol indicates especially important information that must be read and complied with. Failure to follow these instructions may pose hazards to personnel, impair the system's performance or damage the instrument.

Important information

This symbol indicates additional information or explanations that intend to provide clarity.

Explanatory notes

- This symbol within the text stands for additional information and explanations.

Table of Contents

About Leica LED Illuminators

LED: Illuminant with a Future 6

Control via LAS and Leica SmartTouch ^® 7

Leica LED3000 RL

About the Leica LED3000 RL 9

Leica LED3000 RL: Assembly 10

Leica LED3000 RL: Use 12

Control of the Leica LED5000 3000 Ring Illuminator 13

Leica LED3000 RL: Dimensional Drawings 14

Leica LED3000 NVI™

About the Leica LED3000 NVI ^TM 16

Leica LED3000 NVI ^™ : Assembly 17

Leica LED3000 NVI ^TM : Use 19

Leica LED3000 NVI ^™ and Leica SmartTouch ^® 20

Leica LED3000 NVI™: Dimensional Drawings 21

Leica LED5000 RL

About the Leica LED5000 RL 23

Leica LED5000 RL: Assembly 24

Leica LED5000 RL: Use 25

Leica LED5000 RL and Leica SmartTouch ^® 26

Leica LED5000 RL: Dimensional Drawings 27

Leica LED5000 MCI

About the Leica LED5000 MCI 29

Leica LED5000 MCI: Assembly 30

Leica LED5000 MCI: Alternative Assembly 31

Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ : Use 32

Leica LED5000 MCI and Leica SmartTouch ^® 34

Leica LED5000 MCI: Dimensional Drawings 35

Leica LED5000 CXI

About the Leica LED5000 CXI 37

Leica LED5000 CXI: Assembly 38

Leica LED5000 CXI: Use 40

Leica LED5000 CXI and Leica SmartTouch ^® 41

Leica LED5000 CXI: Dimensional Drawings 42

Leica LED5000 HDI™

About the Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ 44

Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ : Assembly 45

Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ : Illumination Scenarios 46

Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ and Leica SmartTouch ^® 48

Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ : Dimensional Drawings 49

About Leica LED Illuminators

LED: Illuminant with a Future

Congratulations on purchasing your LED illuminator from Leica Microsystems. You have made an excellent choice: You will enjoy the high quality and well-conceived operation for a long time to come and it will provide the best possible lighting for your work – regardless of the type of specimen you would like to examine.

All of the Leica LED illuminators offer a great number of advantages you will not want to do without:

• Constant color temperature (daylight) throughout the entire lifecycle
• Extremely long service life of up to 50,000 hours

• Absolutely maintenance-free; no lamp replacement required

• Depending on the illuminator, individual segments can be switched on or off independently from one another so that different illumination scenarios are possible.

• It is controlled either on the instrument, via the Leica SmartTouch® panel or via the Leica Application Suite software
• Extremely low power consumption at high light efficiency

The Leica LED illuminators work seamlessly with all Leica M series stereomicroscopes.

Using the Leica Application Suite software (LAS), users can control, save, and later call up scenarios with different microscope and light settings at the touch of a button.

We wish you great joy and success with your new LED illuminator by Leica Microsystems!

Control via LAS and Leica SmartTouch®

Each Leica LED illuminator can also be controlled via the Leica Application Suite (LAS) or the Leica SmartTouch ^® control unit.

Leica Application Suite (LAS)

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The PC-based LAS software allows users to integrate each Leica LED illuminator into the workflow. Control the intensity of the illumination and the desired illumination scenario from your computer. Stored scenarios can be called up at any time at the touch of a button so that you

can be assured that you will have consistent conditions for your experiments.

For information on how to control the LED illuminator via LAS, refer to the user manual for the LAS software.

Leica SmartTouch®

All Leica LED illuminators can also be used with the Leica SmartTouch® control unit. Exactly as is the case with LAS, the illuminator can be switched on and off or the brightness can be adjusted. Moreover, you can access one of the preset illumination scenarios with a single tap. All settings can be saved and retrieved later at the touch of a button.

The instructions for controlling the illuminator using Leica SmartTouch ^® can be found in this User Manual.

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Leica SmartTouch™

Leica LED3000 RL

About the Leica LED3000 RL

The Leica LED3000 RL ("Ring Light") generates a very bright and homogenous incident light. The ring illuminator illuminates the specimen with 24 LEDs that can be switched on or off together or in various combinations.

The Leica LED 3000 RL can be used with any objectives that have an outer diameter of 58 mm. The supported working distance is between 65 mm and 150 mm.

Controls

It is controlled using either the integrated keypad or via the Leica Application Suite (LAS) or the Leica SmartTouch ^® .

LAS and the Leica SmartTouch ^® enable you to create fully reproducible illumination scenarios and automatically toggle between them. For additional information on controlling the illuminator via LAS, please refer to the LAS online help.

Leica LED3000 RL: Assembly

Required tools

None

Installing the Leica LED3000 RL

1. Place the Leica LED3000 RL on the objective from below and tighten the locking screw.

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Connection and power supply

The Leica LED3000 RL can be used directly with the electronic focusing column. The power is then supplied via the CTL2 connection. In addition, the communication between LAS or the Leica SmartTouch® is transferred via the same connection.

If you work with the manual focusing column, the Leica LED3000 RL must be supplied with power via the external power supply unit provided. Moreover, the illuminator cannot be controlled via the Leica Application Suite in this case.

Connection to the electronic focusing column

1. Connect the Leica LED3000 RL to the focusing column via the CTL2 port.

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Leica LED3000 RL: Assembly (cont'd.)

Power supply when using the manual focusing column

1. Connect the external power supply unit (10 450 266) to the Leica LED3000 RL.

Installing optional accessories

- The optional diffuser is attached and screwed in below the ring illuminator.

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- The optional polarization set (polarizer and analyzer) is attached and screwed in below the ring illuminator.

Leica LED3000 RL: Use

The light of the Leica LED3000 RL can be very bright. Therefore, always switch on the illuminator before you look through the eyepieces! Avoid looking directly into the LEDs.

Using the keypad

• Use the ⏻ button to switch the Leica LED3000 RL illuminator on or off.
• Use the ⊕ and ⊖ buttons to adjust the brightness in 10 increments.
• Touch either of the two buttons to adjust the quantity of light in small increments.
• Hold the button pressed to change the quantity of light more quickly.

The illumination scenarios

You can switch between different illumination scenarios (full ring, half ring, quarter rings, opposite quarter rings) using the button. The active illuminator segments are displayed on the front control panel field by means of LEDs.

Use the Ⓧ and ⭘ buttons to rotate the active segments clockwise or counterclockwise.

Control of the Leica LED5000 3000 Ring Illuminator

Using the Leica SmartTouch™, you can control both the brightness and various illumination scenarios for the Leica LED3000 RL ("Ring Light").

Adjusting the illumination

Main Focus/Zoom Stage Light Config. LED3000 RL 1 2 3 4 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4

1. Touch the "Light" tab.
2. In the upper area, touch the symbol for the Leica LED3000 RL.

3. Switch on the illuminator.

4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.

5. Touch one of the symbols for the light scenarios to adjust the lighting to your needs.

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You cannot modify the default illumination scenarios.

Leica LED3000 RL: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED3000 RL (dimensions in mm)

Leica LED3000 NVI™

About the Leica LED3000 NVI™

Leica LED3000 NVI™ –

The vertical LED light solution

Unlike coaxial illumination, the LED3000 NVI ^™ also works for uneven specimens and specimens that have weak reflection. It is ideally suited for viewing recesses and bores and attains a substantially brighter illumination than comparable 150 watt halogen lamps. Minimized shadows caused by tools also contribute to an easier and more pleasing work experience with the microscope.

Leica LED3000 NVI™: Assembly

Required tools

None

The Leica LED 3000 NVI ^™ can be used with any objectives that have an outer meter of 58 mm.

The supported working distance is between 50 mm and 150 mm.

Installing the Leica LED3000 NVI™

1. Connect the Leica LED3000 NVITM to the focusing column via the CTL2 connection if the focusing column is equipped with integrated electronics.

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Alternative installation for manual columns

1. Connect the external power supply unit (10 450 266) to the Leica LED3000 NVI™.
2. Place the Leica LED3000 NVI™ on the optics carrier from below and tighten the locking screw.

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Leica LED3000 NVI™: Assembly (cont'd.)

Ensure that the locking screw of the illuminator and the locking screw of the optics carrier are on a straight line, as otherwise image shading may occur.

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Leica LED3000 NVI™: Use

The intensity of the illuminator can be adjusted in 10 increments.
The Leica LED3000 NVI™ can also be controlled via the Leica Application Suite (LAS) or the Leica SmartTouch.
The supported working distance is between 50 mm and 150 mm.
When pressing the buttons, hold the keypad between your thumb and index finger. Avoid tapping the keypad with just one finger if possible.

Use

The light of the Leica LED3000 NVI™ can be very bright. Therefore, always switch on the illuminator before you look through the eyepieces!

1. Switch on the illuminator by briefly pressing the ⬇ (ON/OFF) button.

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The green LED on the upper left corner now lights up.

1. Adjust the brightness by briefly pressing the or buttons.

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1. Switch off the illuminator by briefly pressing the ⬆ button.

Leica LED3000 NVI™ and Leica SmartTouch®

Adjusting the illumination

Main Focus/Zoom Stage Light Config. 1 2 LED3000 NVI 3 4 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4

1. Touch the "Light" tab.
2. In the upper area, touch the symbol of the Leica LED3000 NVI.
3. Switch on the illuminator.
4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.

Leica LED3000 NVI™: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED3000 NVI™ (dimensions in mm)

50.5 A Ø58 (Objective interface diameter) R5 61 84 116 R5 68 105

Leica LED5000 RL

About the Leica LED5000 RL

Use

The Leica LED5000 RL ("Ring Light") generates a very bright and homogenous incident light. It has a diameter of 80 mm and illuminates the specimen with 48 LEDs that can be switched on and off completely or in various combinations. It is controlled using either the integrated keypad or via the Leica Application Suite (LAS).

LAS enables you to create fully reproducible illumination scenarios and automatically toggle between them. For additional information, refer to the LAS online help.

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Leica LED5000 RL: Assembly

The ring illuminator, the Leica LED5000 RL ("Ring Light"), is installed on the objective using a single screw. It has been optimized for a working distance between 60 and 70 mm.

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Constraints

The Leica LED5000 RL can be used in conjunction with the planapochromat 1× and planapochromat 0.63× objectives. With all other objectives, the working distance is too low for adequate illumination.

The ring illuminator cannot be used together with the objective nosepiece.

Assembly

1. Connect the CAN-bus cable to the ring illuminator. The flat part of the plug must be facing upwards.

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1. Push the ring illuminator over the objective as far as it will go and screw it into place.

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1. Plug the other end of the cable into one of the two "CTL2" sockets on the column.

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For optimum accessibility of the specimen, the ring illuminator should be installed with the cable facing backwards. However, it is also possible to turn the ring illuminator sideways, for example if simultaneously using the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ system illumination. In this case, the ring illuminator cannot be connected directly to the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ .

Leica LED5000 RL: Use

The light of the Leica LED5000 RL can be very bright. Therefore, always switch on the illuminator before you look through the eyepieces! Avoid looking directly into the LEDs.

Using the keypad

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• Use the ⏻ button to switch the illumination on or off.
• Use the ⊕ or ⊖ buttons to adjust the brightness in 10 increments. Touch either of the two buttons to adjust the intensity in small increments. Hold a key to change the intensity more quickly.

The illumination scenarios

Use the Ⓧ and ⭘ buttons to toggle between the various illumination scenarios.

Constraint

The Leica LED5000 RL has been designed for use with the 1.0× and 0.63× objectives. For the 1.6× and 2.0× objectives, conventional ring illuminators from the Leica illuminator product range are available.

Leica LED5000 RL and Leica SmartTouch®

Using the Leica SmartTouch™, you can control both the brightness and various nation scenarios for the Leica LED3000 RL (Light").

Adjusting the illumination

Main Focus/Zoom Stage Light Config. LED3000 RL 1 2 3 4 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4

1. Touch the "Light" tab.
2. In the upper area, touch the symbol for the Leica LED3000 RL.

3. Switch on the illuminator.

4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.

5. Touch one of the symbols for the light scenarios to adjust the lighting to your needs.

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You cannot modify the default illumination scenarios.

Leica LED5000 RL: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED5000 RL (dimensions in mm)

153 Ø70 120

153 Ø80 30

Leica LED5000 MCI

About the Leica LED5000 MCI

Leica LED5000 MCI™ –

The expert for oblique illumination

The Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ (Multi Contrast Illumination) is a one-of-a-kind lighting solution for applications in which, until now, goose-neck illuminators had been used. The flat angle of the oblique incident light creates a particularly high contrast for viewing the specimen, allowing the user to detect minute unevenness and faults, e.g. scratches and dust particles. In contrast to the goose-neck illuminator, the settings of the LED5000 MCI ^™ are fully reproducible.

Advantages

• Nine high-performance LEDs from different angles and directions
• High contrast allows users to discover fine structures on the specimen
• Illumination angle of 15 – 40°
  • Reproducible illumination settings
  • Optimum access to specimen

LED5000 MCI Scene 1, 50% Scene Modes CCIC Speed:0 Power

Of course, the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ can also be controlled by the LAS (Leica Application Suite) software.

Leica LED5000 MCI: Assembly

The Leica LED5000 MCI™ (for "Multi Contrast Illumination") is installed using two screws. For optimum accessibility, the optics carrier should be removed during installation.

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Constraints

The Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ cannot be used together with the objective nosepiece.

Assembly

1. Hold the LED5000 MCI ^™ with one hand and tightly screw the retraining stirrups on both top holes on the drive housing.

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1. Connect the CAN-bus cable to either of the two sockets. (The flat part of the plug must be facing downwards.)

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1. Plug the other end of the cable into one of the two "CTL2" sockets on the column.

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Leica LED5000 MCI: Alternative Assembly

Under certain circumstances, the light source must not be moved along with the optics carrier. A typical example is multifocus images in which the Z-stack changes while the angle of incidence of the light must remain the same. For such purposes, the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ is directly fastened to the column.

Installation on the column

1. Pull the retaining stirrup out of the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ .

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If using the AX carrier, use the upper engaging position of the retaining stirrup.

1. Screw the retaining stirrup into the column at the notch using the single screw. If you tighten the screw, the retaining stirrup is automatically moved into the correct position.

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1. Push the Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ onto the retaining stirrup.

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Leica LED5000 MCI™: Use

Use

The Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ (for "Multi Contrast Illumination") is a universal high-output illuminator. Three groups of 3 LEDs each can be arranged as desired around the specimen. The targeted control of the LEDs enables various illumination scenarios to be implemented.

Preparation

Hold the MCI with both hands and pull it downwards until the illuminator clicks into place on the bottom end of the guide rods.

In this position, you always have the same contrast with identical illumination. This guarantees the reproducibility of an experiment.

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Installed too high

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Optimum height

Contact with the base

If the optics carriers are accidentally lowered too far, contact between the base and MCI may result. A safety mechanism in the linkage ensures that in this case, the MCI is automatically pushed upwards to prevent the possibility of damage.

• Be sure not to place any specimens directly beneath the MCI.
• After the optics carrier is lifted, put the MCI back into the original position.

Leica LED5000 MCI™: Use (cont'd.)

Using the keyboard

• Use the ⏻ key to switch the illumination on or off.
• Use the "+" and "-" keys to adjust the brightness in 10 increments. Touch either of the two buttons to adjust the intensity in small increments. Hold a key to change the intensity more quickly.

The illumination scenarios

Use the "«" and "»" keys to toggle between the illumination scenarios shown below.

Maximum brightness

For temperature reasons its is not possible to switch on all nine LEDs simultaneously. Therefore, to provide bright overall illumination, the top two rows are activated. The bottom row primarily provides contrast.

LED5000 MCI Scene 1, 50% Scene Modes CCIC Speed:0 Power

The Leica LED5000 MCI ^™ can also be controlled by the LAS (Leica Application Suite) software.

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Maximum brightness

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Maximum contrast

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Point illumination from the rear

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Point illumination from the left

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Point illumination from the right

Leica LED5000 MCI and Leica SmartTouch®

Using the Leica SmartTouch™, you can control both the brightness and various illumination scenarios for the Leica LED5000 MCI ("Multi Contrast Illumination").

Adjusting the illumination

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1. Touch the "Light" tab.
2. In the upper area, touch the symbol for the Leica LED5000 MCI.
3. Switch on the illuminator.
4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.

The selected brightness is shown on the right side of the display.

TL CT 2771K TL CCIC 70% LEDE000 MCI

1. Touch one of the symbols for the light scenarios to adjust the lighting to your needs.

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You cannot modify the default illumination scenarios.

Leica LED5000 MCI: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED5000 MCI (dimensions in mm)

45 22 112 36 132

83.5 275.3

45 157 112 90

Leica LED5000 CXI

About the Leica LED5000 CXI

Leica LED5000 CXI™ –

The coaxial LED light solution

The Leica LED5000 CXI ^™ is a coaxial illuminator that combines the benefits of LED technology within the smallest space: long service life, bright illumination in natural light quality, plus integration into the Leica LAS software and fully reproducible illumination settings.

The Leica LED5000 CXI ^™ is ideally suited for illuminating flat, reflective or polished specimens. It offers substantially brighter illumination than comparable 150 watt halogen lamps.

Use with the microscope carrier AX

If the microscope carrier AX is used in the vertical position, a quarter-wave plate is necessary:

1. Fasten the quarter-wave plate to the objective using the clamping screw.

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1. Rotate the quarter-wave plate upwards using the knurled ring until the desired effect is attained.

Use with the Leica M205 C / M205 A stereomicroscope

If the Leica LED5000 CXI illuminator is used with the Leica M205 C or Leica M205 A, bear in mind that an AX microscope carrier is used. The carrier must be in position (M205) during assembly.

In order to achieve uniform illumination in "stereo viewing", the AX carrier must be moved to the right as far as it will go. This position deviates from the default stereo position by 2 mm.

Leica LED5000 CXI: Assembly

Required tools

None

Installing the Leica LED5000 CXI

1. Connect the Leica LED5000 CXI to the focusing column via the CTL2 connection if the focusing column is equipped with integrated electronics.

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Alternative installation for manual columns

1. Connect the external power supply unit (10 450 266) to the Leica LED5000 CXI.

2. Unscrew the positioning screw and remove the protective cover.

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Leica LED5000 CXI (continued)

1. Place the Leica LED5000 CXI on the optics carrier and tighten the positioning screw.

2. Push the tube (for example, the inclined binocular tube) into the dovetail ring and rotate it slightly in both directions until the positioning screw meshes with the guide groove.

3. While holding the tube only slightly, carefully tighten the positioning screw. It is automatically brought to the correct position.

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Leica LED5000 CXI: Use

The intensity of the illuminator can be adjusted in 10 increments.
The Leica LED3000 NVI™ can also be controlled via the Leica Application Suite (LAS) or the Leica SmartTouch.
Using the Leica LED5000 CXI results in an increased magnification level of 1.5×.
Depending on the components used, different intensities of vignetting may occur at low magnification. Vignetting is normal and not a malfunction.

Use

The light of the Leica LED5000 CXI can be very bright. Therefore, always switch on the illuminator before you look through the eyepieces!

1. Switch on the illuminator by briefly pressing the ⬇ (ON/OFF) button.

Control panel with three buttons: green dot, red 'Power' button, and white minus sign, plus a plus sign

The green LED on the upper left corner now lights up.

1. Adjust the brightness by briefly pressing the or buttons.
2. Switch off the illuminator by briefly pressing the ⬆ button.

Leica LED5000 CXI and Leica SmartTouch®

Adjusting the illumination

Main Focus/Zoom Stage Light Config. LED000 CXI 3 4 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4

1. Touch the "Light" tab.
2. In the upper area, touch the symbol of the Leica LED5000 CXI.
3. Switch on the illuminator.
4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.

Leica LED5000 CXI: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED5000 CXI (dimensions in mm)

Leica LED5000 HDI™

About the Leica LED5000 HDI™

The Leica LED5000 HDI™ (for "High Diffuse Illumination") is a newly-designed, innovative high-output illuminator. Its soft light reduces reflection on highly reflective specimens and prevents stray light.

The Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ consists of a flexible plastic dome. It houses two independent LED rings that can be controlled individually.

It is controlled using either the integrated keypad or via the Leica Application Suite (LAS) or the Leica SmartTouch ^® .

The Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ is installed on the objective using a single screw. The working distance has been optimized for a height between 60 and 70 mm.

Constraints

The Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ can only be used with objectives that have an outer diameter of 80 mm.

The Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ has been optimized for the planapochromat 1× and planapochromat 0.63×.

Control via Leica Application Suite

The Leica LED5000 HDI™ illuminator will be supported by LAS version 3.6 and higher (Summer 2010).

LAS enables you to create fully reproducible illumination scenarios and automatically toggle between them. For additional information, refer to the LAS online help.

Leica LED5000 HDI™: Assembly

Connection

1. Connect the CAN-bus cable to the illuminator. The flat part of the plug must be facing upwards.

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1. In an in-focus state, slide the illuminator over the objective until it can no longer touch the baseplate when folded down and screw it into place. When doing so, the control panel field should be facing the user.

Close-up of hands operating a mechanical device with a control panel (no visible text or symbols)

1. Plug the other end of the cable into one of the two "CTL2" sockets on the rear side of the focusing column.

Close-up of a hand inserting a cable into a device panel (no visible text or symbols)

Depending on the height of the specimen to be examined, the LED5000 HDI™ can be installed a bit higher or lower along the objective.

Leica LED5000 HDI™: Illumination Scenarios

Using the keypad

- Use the ⏻ button to switch the illumination on or off.

Close-up of a robotic device with illuminated control buttons and a glowing base (no visible text or symbols)

• Use the 📁 button to switch between the three illumination modes: Both LED rings active > Top LED ring active > Bottom LED ring active
• If both LED rings are active, only the brightness of the top ring can be changed. Depending on the specimen and requirements, it is thus possible to attain balanced brightness conditions for both rings.

- Use the ⊕ or ⊖ buttons to adjust the brightness in 10 increments. Touch either of the two buttons to adjust the intensity in small increments. Hold the button pressed to change the intensity more quickly.

The illumination scenarios

The flexible plastic dome is the central feature of the Leica LED5000 HDI™. It allows two illuminator operating modes.

You can switch between the two modes by moving the dome upwards or downwards at the two tabs on the left and right of the metal ring.

Thanks to the high flexibility, it is also possible to just fold up or down one side.

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Leica LED5000 HDI™: Illumination Scenarios (continued)

The use of flexible plastic eliminates "hard collisions" with specimens to a large extent. For very sensitive specimens, however, even the weight of the illuminator itself can cause damage.

1. Dome folded down

In this mode, the Leica LED5000 HDI ^™ is particularly powerful. Homogeneity is at the highest level and the stray light from outside is blocked.

2. Dome folded up

This mode allows continued access to the specimen for additional setup. This mode also ensures illumination with minimal reflections.

Close-up of a white 3D-printed mechanical device with black components and control buttons (no visible text or symbols)

Close-up of a mechanical device with a circular base and black components on a black base (no visible text or symbols)

Leica LED5000 HDI™ and Leica SmartTouch®

Using the Leica SmartTouch™, you can control both the brightness and the various illumination scenarios for the Leica LED5000 RL ("Ring Light").

Adjusting the illumination

Main Focus/Zoom Stage Light Config. LED5000 HDI 1 2 3 4 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4

1. Touch the "Light" tab.

2. In the upper area, touch the symbol for the Leica LED5000 HDI.

3. Switch on the illuminator.

4. Touch the lamp symbols to adjust the intensity of the light.
5. Touch one of the symbols for the light settings to adjust the lighting to your needs.

Leica LED5000 HDI™: Dimensional Drawings

Leica LED5000 HDI™ (dimensions in mm)

Folded Dome

φ202.5 9

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Unfolded dome

239.5 109.7 171.8 71.8 Ø80

119.8