Operating instructions

Carl Zeiss MC 80
DX
VI B 40-036 e 03/99
Safe Use of the Equipment
The MC 80
DX
Microscope Camera including its original accessories may only be used for the
photomicrographic documentation techniques described in this operating manual.
The manufacturer will not assume liability for any malfunction or damage caused by any other
than the intended use of the MC 80
DX
or individual modules or parts of it, nor by any repair or
other service operation performed or attempted by persons other than duly authorized service
staff. Any such action will invalidate any claim under warranty, including for parts not directly
affected by such action.
Mind the following notes and instructions in particular:
The
MC 80 DX
Microscope Camera has been designed, built and tested in conformity with the standards
DIN EN 61010-1 (IEC 1010-1) "Safety requirements for electrical instrumentation and control and
laboratory apparatus", the relevant requirements of the EC directives 73/23 (Annex 1) and 89/336, and
current German electromagnetic compatibility legislation (1992). This manual contains information and
warnings that must be observed by the user.
The
MC 80 DX
Microscope Camera is a Protection Class I instrument and has an enclosure of
type IP 20. The mains plug may only be inserted into a properly installed, grounded socket
outlet. Electrical protection must not be impaired by using an extension cord without
grounding conductor.
The control console of the MC 80
DX
is provided with certain protective devices. Users must
familiarize themselves with these devices and use them. These devices must not be removed.
Before switching the equipment to power, check whether it is fit for the local line voltage.
Permissible line voltages range from 100 to 240 V a.c, 50/60 Hz. Always pull the power plug
before opening the equipment or changing a fuse!
When changing a fuse, make sure to use only fuses of the specified type and current rating. It
is not permitted to use makeshift fuses or short-circuit the fuse holders.