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Zeiss LSM510 Meta Confocal Microscope User Guide

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Z-Stack<br />

Z-Stack icon under Multidimensional Acquisition<br />

Mark first/last<br />

While Fast scanning use focus knob on scope<br />

Mark first, mark last<br />

Can do this manually or use Stage icon<br />

Z-series ALWAYS collects with nosepiece moving UP. If you set up your Z<br />

series to start deep in your sample and move down to the coverslip, it<br />

won’t. It will go to the end (coverslip) and move up to the start.<br />

Focus values get larger as nosepiece moves down.<br />

Use optimal interval to set up section thickness or number of slices<br />

Change interval / number of slices as desired<br />

Before start, check Z-Stack under Multidimensional Acquisition /<br />

Information On Experiment<br />

Start to start Z-series<br />

Viewing Z-Stack<br />

Image Window<br />

Z Position icon makes scroll bar below image window<br />

Gallery is overlay only, check Show Text under Gallery below image window<br />

shows the depth from first section<br />

3D allows you view the Z-stack in 3D<br />

Auto Brightness Correction<br />

When images get dimmer as you go deeper you can brighten them as you<br />

collect them<br />

Choose first slice, adjust settings, Set A<br />

Choose Last slice: re-adjust settings to match (?), Set B<br />

The settings that you change will adjust linearly through this series<br />

Gain, Offset, Amp Gain, Laser Power<br />

Time Series<br />

Cycles - choose how many cycles you want to acquire<br />

Interval – set time interval between cycles<br />

See Actual scan time and dwell time under the Acquisition Mode<br />

You can set more than one interval and change in the middle of the<br />

series<br />

Start – Manual or choose a clock time based on computer clock<br />

Stop - Manual, set number of time points<br />

Before start, check Time Lapse under Multidimensional Acquisition /<br />

Information On Experiment<br />

Start to start time series<br />

You can save these settings for future use.

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