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Ryan’s MFP-3D Procedural Operation ‘Manualette’ Version 10 (v0800501; Igor 6.03A); ©2008 3.3<br />

Figure 3.4: Location of ‘pogo’ pins in<br />

head (red circles)<br />

Figure 3.3: Cantilever holder properly installed in MFP-3D head. The red arrow<br />

shows location of the button for the cantilever holder release lever.<br />

3.2: Placing Head on Scanner <strong>St</strong>age:<br />

A<br />

Once a probe is properly installed in the cantilever<br />

holder, the superluminescent diode (SLD) can be aligned<br />

on the stand next to the base (with kinematic machined<br />

leg divots) IF using the IR card,<br />

-ORover<br />

the sample IF using the CCD camera. To do the<br />

latter, the head must first be placed on the stage.<br />

A detailed description of aligning the SLD is described in<br />

Chapter 4.1A&B, for IR card and CCD camera,<br />

respectively.<br />

B<br />

Lift the head with two hands and place the back two<br />

legs in the kinematically machined divots on the MFP-3D<br />

baseplate (Figure 3.5A).<br />

Move hands so thumbs are under the front of head,<br />

and slowly lower head towards stage using back legs as<br />

pivot point; continually monitoring the tip – sample<br />

separation (Figure 3.5B) with your visual spectroscopy. If<br />

it looks as though the tip will crash, lift/ pivot head back<br />

Figure 3.5: Installing the head onto base plate over<br />

sample: A) use two hands to lift head, set back two legs<br />

onto base plate first; B) gently lower front leg down,<br />

constantly monitoring tip sample distance to avoid tip<br />

crash.

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