Model label: ResMirrChamberAssby

Assembly instructions

1) Screw in schneeberger slider from underneath, make sure to use the correct 10 mm long screws so as not to damage stage

2) Add the stop screw, spring plunger, and threaded bushing (remove the lock screw) and lock nut, knob, and screw for positioning the stage.
3) Glue in the CRS resonant mirror cable using a black RTV sealant (Dow-Corning 732 multipurpose sealant), leaving 7" outside of the chamber. Let the glue cure overnight. Alternatively the cable can be glued after the resonant mirror is mounted since the short cable is hard to manage inside the chamber.
4) (See below.  Usage of the alignment jig in this way may not be necessary.) Create the alignment jig for the resonant mirror by UV curing a mirror to the resonant mirror alignment jig with norland 81. The mirror should be centered on the top of the alignment jig. This mirror will serve as a reference point for the orientation of the resonant mirror.
5) Slide the body of the resonant scanner inside its mount and then attach the mount to the alignment jig. Adjust the height of the resonant mirror such that the top of the resonant scan mirror is 2.7 mm above the top of the alignment block.
6) The orientation of the resonant mirror should now be adjusted such that it is parallel to the alignment mirror using an alignment laser. The alignment laser should hit the resonant mirror and the alignment mirror at the same time. Then adjust the orientation of the resonant mirror carefully so that the two reflections overlap.
From left to right: Alignment jig with resonant mirror and alignment mirror; height – the top edge of resonant mirror should be aligned so that it is 2.7 mm above the edge of the alignment jig; close-up of laser beam hitting the resonant mirror and alignment mirror; reflection from the two mirrors before alignment; reflections after alignment – they are on top of each other.

7) At this point the resonant mirror can be mounted in the chamber. This is fairly tricky as it requires management of a fairly short cable and the holder needs to be mounted deep to the bottom of the resonant chamber. 
Attach the cable to the mirror. Grab the resonant scanner mount with vice grip and insert into the chamber. The cable has to be trapped under the bottom of the mount - screw to the bottom of the chamber while pushing towards the alignment edge
From Left to right: Resonant mirror in its mount; holding the resonant mirror with vice grip; putting the resonant mirror into the chamber; trick to hold screws with hex key 
8) After mounting the mirror make sure to get all of the dust out of the chamber and seal it up with an O-ring and lid. There is no need to screw the lid down now, as it will need to be removed when the chamber is mounted to the vertical breadboard.

Alternate resonant mirror alignment instructions

Following the instructions above may not result in the resonant mirror being aligned well enough.  This alternate alignment procedure should probably be followed instead.  This procedure contains a more accurate method to check the alignment of the resonant mirror, which can be used in case the procedure above has already been followed, to check if the alternate procedure is necessary.

  1. Modify the resonant mirror chamber to conform to RevA.  Use files J003086A.pdf and J003086A.stp.  This adds features that will be necessary for aligning the resonant mirror while it is in place on the microscope.  (The modification of the bottom holes to be used with flat head screws is less important than the addition of the two #8-32 holes.)
  2. Follow steps 1-3 above to mount items in the