Supplementary Optics - SCHOTT KL 1500 HAL Conseils D'utilisation

KL 1500 HAL / KL 1500 H - Operating instructions
Select the submenu "On/Off" to enable the operating hour counter. Turn the light intensity setting
rotary dial (4) to select "On" and confirm your selection with a brief press of the rotary dial (a
checkmark will appear in the menu field). Select "Menu" followed by "Exit". The lamp will switch
back on. The operating hours are indicated at the top left of the LCD display (5).
To turn off the operating hour indicator, select "On/Off" in the submenu. Turn the light intensity
setting rotary dial (4) to select "Off" and confirm your selection with a brief press of the rotary dial (a
checkmark will appear in the menu field). Select "Menu" followed by "Exit".
If using the operating hour indicator of the lamp, you should reset the operating hour counter to 0 h
after changing the lamp. This will not happen automatically! Press and hold the light intensity setting
rotary dial (4) > 5 seconds to access the menu control. Next, select the "Reset" submenu. Turn the
light intensity setting rotary dial (4) to select "Reset" and confirm your selection with a brief press of
the rotary dial (a checkmark will appear in the menu field). Select "Menu" followed by "Exit". The
counting of the lamp's operating hours in the memory will start anew (beginning with 0h) regardless
of whether the operating hour indicator is turned or turned off.

2.6 Supplementary optics

The use of the supplementary optics ensures that you will achieve uniform, high intensity
illumination even when using light guides with a smaller bundle diameter than 9 mm.
If the illumination is carried out with imaging or focussing optical systems at the light guide exit,
perfectly uniform illumination is achieved by moving the supplementary optics out of the optical path.
To pivot the supplementary optics in and out, turn the pivot lever (6) clockwise or anti-clockwise to
the corresponding symbols. The supplementary optics always need to be pivot in or out as far as
they will go!
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