Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• How many users can view the specimen simultaneously on the MX-900 Deca Head Microscope?
  A: The MX-900 is a Deca-Head system, meaning it allows **ten (10) users**—one instructor/main user and nine students/consultants—to view the exact same microscopic field simultaneously.
• Is the Deca Head Microscope compatible with digital imaging cameras?
  A: Yes, the main observation head typically features a trinocular port (or similar dedicated output), allowing the integration of high-resolution digital microscope cameras (like 4K CMOS) for documentation, projection, and recording of the live image.
• How is light distribution ensured among all ten viewing heads?
  A: The system uses a specialized optical bundle and powerful **Koehler LED Illumination**. The light intensity is engineered to be distributed uniformly across all secondary viewing heads, ensuring that every viewer receives a clear and bright image without fall-off.
• What is the advantage of using a Deca Head system over multiple single microscopes?
  A: The primary advantage is absolute synchronicity. All users see the *same point* of the *same slide* at the *same magnification* simultaneously, which is essential for uniform teaching, precise diagnosis validation, and immediate group feedback.
• Does the focus need to be adjusted individually by all nine students?
  A: No, the focus is controlled only by the main/instructor head's coarse and fine knobs. However, each subsidiary head has individual diopter and inter-pupillary distance adjustment for personalized eye comfort.