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<strong>iCys</strong> Research Imaging Cytometer Hardware Reference About <strong>iCys</strong><br />

About <strong>iCys</strong> The <strong>iCys</strong> TM Research Imaging Cytometer has the following major hardware<br />

Optics/Electronics<br />

components:<br />

❑ The optics/electronics unit creates the laser scanning beam. It contains the<br />

fluorescence sensors and controls the laser shutters, and other functions. This unit<br />

is described in greater detail in “Optics/Electronics Unit” on page 2-4.<br />

❑ The microscope unit consists of an Olympus IX-71 microscope with a motorized<br />

stage, eyepieces, a CCD camera, brightfield source, optional EpiFluorescent<br />

mercury burner, and a forward scatter detector.This unit is described in greater<br />

detail in “Microscope Unit” on page 2-8.<br />

❑ The Remote Control unit provides fine X and Y control, and if your <strong>iCys</strong> system<br />

uses the optional AutoFocus feature, coarse and fine AutoFocus control.<br />

❑ The desktop computer runs on the Windows XP ® operating system. It controls<br />

<strong>iCys</strong> hardware and software operations, collects scan data, and stores and analyzes<br />

the data.<br />

Figure 2-1 shows some of the hardware components for the <strong>iCys</strong> system.<br />

Figure 2-1: <strong>iCys</strong> Selected Hardware Components<br />

Optics/electronics Automated stage Monitor<br />

Microscope, brightfield source,<br />

EpiFluorescence, camera,<br />

and automated stage<br />

Camera and<br />

focus monitors,<br />

Remote Control unit<br />

Monitor<br />

2-2 <strong>iCys</strong> Research Imaging Cytometer <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> Revision B

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