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Nanosurf easyScan 2 AFM Operating Instructions

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CHAPTER 2: INSTALLING THE EASYSCAN 2 <strong>AFM</strong><br />

> Connect the Break-out cable (Figure 1-1: Components (page 13), item 17) to the Signal<br />

Out connector on the Controller (Figure 1-4: The <strong>easyScan</strong> 2 controller (page 17)).<br />

In case of an upgrade, the Controller must be sent in to your local <strong>Nanosurf</strong> distributor for<br />

installing the Signal Module S electronics inside the Controller.<br />

2.1.4: Installing the Signal Module A and its Connector Box<br />

To install the Signal Module A:<br />

1 Connect one Signal Module cable (Figure 1-1: Components (page 13), item 19) to the<br />

Signal Out connector on the Controller and to the Output connector on the Signal<br />

Module A.<br />

2 Connect the other Signal Module cable to the Signal In connector on the Controller<br />

and to the Input connector on the Signal Module A.<br />

In case of an upgrade, the Controller must be sent in to your local <strong>Nanosurf</strong> distributor for<br />

installing the Signal Module A electronics in the Controller.<br />

2.1.5: Installing the <strong>easyScan</strong> 2 <strong>AFM</strong> Scan Head<br />

! WARNING<br />

LASER RADIATION (650nm)<br />

DO NOT STARE INTO THE BEAM<br />

OR VIEW DIRECTLY WITH OPTICAL<br />

INSTRUMENTS (MAGNIFIERS)<br />

CLASS 2M LASER PRODUCT<br />

• Always close the DropStop before inspecting or mounting a cantilever, or before<br />

inspecting the alignment chip, especially when using optical instruments (magnifiers)<br />

for the inspection.<br />

• Never remove the lens cover from the Scan Head (nor remove the built-in top view<br />

and side view lenses from the lens cover itself), as this would remove the optical filters<br />

that block back-reflected laser radiation and protect your eyes from laser damage.<br />

Older Scan heads may contain lasers with 850 nm wavelength infrared light, and lower<br />

optical power. These lasers have class 1 rating, which does not require special protection,<br />

even when viewing the laser radiation directly with optical instruments. The wavelength<br />

and laser class are indicated next to the serial number on the scan head (see Figure 1-3: Parts<br />

of the Scan Head (page 16)).<br />

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