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*: - Load sample on the unblocked vacuum hole and toogle on the chuck vacuum by the switch (picture) | *: - Load sample on the unblocked vacuum hole and toogle on the chuck vacuum by the switch (picture) | ||
*: - Drive the stage to place the sample under the scan head by using the XY navigation panel in the software or the track ball. | *: - Drive the stage to place the sample under the scan head by using the XY navigation panel in the software or the track ball. | ||
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Revision as of 19:43, 6 April 2022
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| Full name | Dimension Icon PT |
| Manufacturer | Bruker |
| Description | Atomic Force Microscope |
| Location | 03.K.08 |
| Responsibility | |
| Primary | Martin |
| Secondary | Karolis |
Quick start - ScanAsyst mode
- Open the enclosure hood. Red key goes counter-clockwise to unlock.
- From the desktop, open the the Nanoscope software. This also powers up the tool (red lamp lit on scan head) .
- Load the ScanAsyst in Air experiment.
- In the left panel, select Setup.
- - In panel 1.1 make sure that the ScanAsyst-Air probe is selected.
- - Make sure that the cantilever is visible in the microscope. If you are not sure, zoom all the way out with the controls below the microscope window.
- - Perform laser and photodetector alignment following steps 1.2-1.5.
- In the left panel, select Navigate
- - Load sample on the unblocked vacuum hole and toogle on the chuck vacuum by the switch (picture)
- - Drive the stage to place the sample under the scan head by using the XY navigation panel in the software or the track ball.