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 ====Overview:====
   * This training provides an introduction to using and operating the Keyence microscope including:
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 ====At the microscope:====
   - **Changing objectives**
-    - Press the button on the top of the objective (right above the Y axis of rotation screw)
+    - Press the button on the top of the objective (right above the Y axis of rotation screw) \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:camera_release.jpg?400|}}
     - Twist the camera body counterclockwise and carefully lift directly off. Set carefully on its side to avoid damaging the lenses in the camera assembly
     - Loosen the large plastic wingnut screw located above the axis of rotation adjustment on the objective. (DO NOT ADJUST AXIS OF ROTATION SCREWS)
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     - Follow steps to initialize the XY stage
   - **Tilting the head**
-    - The microscope head is able to tilt up to 90 degrees clockwise in order to better image samples. Caution should be taken to avoid crashing the objective into the sample or stage when head is tilted.
+    - The microscope head is able to tilt up to 90 degrees clockwise in order to better image samples. Caution should be taken to avoid crashing the objective into the sample or stage when head is tilted. \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:lockout.png?400|}}
       - Loosen the tilt lock knob a turn or two max (until the knob loosens)
       - With a HAND ON THE MICROSCOPE HEAD rotate the locking lever counter clockwise to its vertical position
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       - Lock the head in its tilted position using the large tilt lock knob. Make sure knob is snug before letting go of the head but do not overtighten
       - If desired angle is greater then 60 degrees, pull the locking pin out away from the microscope before retightening the tilt lock knob. This should allow the microscope head to tilt up to 90 degrees. Be incredibly careful as the stage and objective will become very close at angles above 60 degrees.
-  - **Changing lighting elements**
+  - **Changing lighting elements** \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:attatchments.png?400|}}
     - Switching to fiberoptic Epi-illumination for 100-1000x objective
       - With the 100-1000x objective installed turn on the MI-150 fiberoptic lamp
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   - **Moving/positioning the stage**
     - X,Y movement
-      - X and Y positioning of the sample can be done using the joystick on the console
+      - X and Y positioning of the sample can be done using the joystick on the console \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:control_surface.jpg?400|}}
       - Double clicking a location on the sample on the Keyence screen will center that part of the sample
     - Z movement
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   - **Software lighting and Image Quality**
     - Within Software lighting two tabs are available:
-      - Brightness
+      - Brightness \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:lighting.png?400|}}
         - Adjust shutter speed and camera settings (set to auto)
-      - Lighting
+      - Lighting \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:other_lighting.png?400|}}
         - Epi-illumination
           - Adjust/turn on internal objective illumination (press "light" on console to toggle)
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     - The Keyence microscope is capable of taking hundreds of images as it raises the objective to capture an image larger depth of field. This is useful for observing objects that do not lie on a flat plane and would normally not be completely in focus. This image also contains depth mapping data which can be used to not only take XY and Z measurements, but also create a 3D mesh file of the scanned object.
       - Select "depth up" from the right hand side bar then "quick composition and 3D"
-      - Focus the microscope slightly below the lowest point on the object
+      - Focus the microscope slightly below the lowest point on the object \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:focuso_on_bottom.jpg?400|}}
-      - Click "3D Display" on the Keyence control pad and the microscope will scan up the object and create a 3D file which can be analyzed for depth.
+      - Click "3D Display" on the Keyence control pad and the microscope will scan up the object and create a 3D file which can be analyzed for depth. \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:large_depth_of_field.jpg?400|}}{{:tools:keyencemicroscope:depth.png?400|}}
   - **Measure**
     - Measurements can be taken by selecting the "Measure" tab to measure the current view of the microscope or after a Depth up scan by selecting the "measure" tab after scan is complete
-      - Select the desired tool and desired points to measure from on the sample. The microscope will automatically display the length of lines or radius of arcs/circles drawn
+      - Select the desired tool and desired points to measure from on the sample. The microscope will automatically display the length of lines or radius of arcs/circles drawn \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:measuring.png?400|}}
   - **Stitching**
-    - Center surround stitching
+    - Center surround stitching \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:stitch.png?400|}}
       - Center the sample in the frame and select "stitching" from the sidebar
       - select "stitch around the current position"
       - click "Start stitching" and press enter to stop the stitching whenever the image collected reaches the desired size.
-    - Stitch after specifying the area
+    - Stitch after specifying the area \\ {{:tools:keyencemicroscope:stitch_set_bounds.png?400|}}
       - Click select range
       - Position the microscope as the minimum x position and select left, then maximum x position and select right