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Chapter
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Inspection
Chapter
3
Inspect Refer
Inspection
WARNING
Review
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prepare equipment equipment
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1.
Check
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2.
Confirm
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3.
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4.
Confirm
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5.
Confirm
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6.
Inspect
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Chapter
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7.
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Section
Inspection
inspection
3.11,
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inspection”
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examination
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page
OFF
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if
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50
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Turn
the
intensity
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available
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Chapter
3
Inspection
4.
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the stop
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5.
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Chapter 3 Inspection
Chapter 4 Operation
3.11
After
inspection
After
the
inspection
one
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immediately
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the
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source
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turn
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automatic
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to
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abnormality
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remedial light
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brightness
the
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light
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Chapter 4 Operation
Ifthe
lights,
described
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any
using endoscope endoscope's
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the
while
not
lamp
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become
Use
only
with
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of
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using
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result.
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withdraw
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the
other
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equipment
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light
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Olympus
unit.
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brightness
high-frequency
that
the
procedures.
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used
without
lamp
fails
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the
endoscope
endoscope's
occurs
and
immediately
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patient
OFF
light
source.
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distal
cause
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slowly
manual.
or
extinguish
Leaving end operator
equipment
adjustment.
electrosurgical
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such
confirmation,
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the
patient
instruction
or
of
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electrosurgical
affect
manual.
is
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withdraw
as
described
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examination
the
examination
endoscope
and/or
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can
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patient
patient
lamp
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in
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remove
alcohol,
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examination
procedure
at
or
may
be
observed
is
caused
by
endoscope,
blood,
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cloth
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endoscope
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moisture
light
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light
to
safely.
near
maximum
the
evaporation
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wipe
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the
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in
of
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with
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with
minimum
endoscope
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the
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the
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end
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continue
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light
of
ethyl
the
When
using anesthetic, so
that
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equipment
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endoscopic
examination
spray-type
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change
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use
agents
enter
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the
3,
the
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work
an
endoscope.
“Connection
light
source
“Inspection”
light
source
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on
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the
of
light
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see
the
flow
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an
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the
page
24
and
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source
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6.1,
store
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the
page
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and
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the
examination
Section
and
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Section
Section
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4.4,
water
4.5,
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intensity
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observation
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63
the
endoscope.
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high
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Chapter 4 Operation
4.2
Connection
WARNING
of
an
endoscope
+
Do
not
distal
end
light
source
may
injure
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not endoscope, output
from
this
Operator
Xenon intensity
disconnected
an
endoscope
flammable
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look
directly
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while
your
touch
the
the
socket
of
instrument
or
patient
light
sources
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required
end
touches
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following
into
light
the
eyes.
distal distal the
light
because
injury
produce
of
the
the
distal
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cable
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source
end
of
the
end
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the
source
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can
significant
for
endoscopic
light
guide
operating
fire
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result.
warnings:
end
of
or
the
is
ON.
light
guide
light
guide
immediately
are
result.
procedures.
cable
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the
endoscope,
output
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heat
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intense
connector
cable
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due
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distal
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the
the
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Connection
WARNING
1.
Connect
2.
Insert the
the
light
the
light
light
source
of a rigidscope
Connect connections from following
guide
until
equipment
the
distal
risks:
Operator
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of
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patient
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the
rigidscope.
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injury.
material
cause a fire.
output
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Chapter 4 Operation
below.
order,
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room
source
the
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result.
light
other
endoscope
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4.2
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Chapter 4 Operation
O
Connection
Insert
the
on
the
front
endoscope
panel
of
of a flexible
connector
the
light
or
light
source
endoscope
guide
until
it
connector
stops
(see
into
Figure
the
output
4.3).
socket
4.3
Turning
examination
the
7.
Confirm the
light
lamp
that
the
light
source.
source
When
turning
of
an
endoscope
with
the
patient,
flammable
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careful
or
lamp
button.
suddenly
endoscope
darken.
ON
ON
the
or a light
operating
material.
and
avoid
Otherwise,
connector
and
light
Patient
accidentally
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source, guide room
injury
the
endoscopic
is
connected
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cable
drapes,
and/or
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to
Chapter 4 Operation
the
allow
the
distal
to
come
in
contact
and/or
the
fire
the
image
output
other
can
power
result.
may
socket
end
switch
of
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connector
Figure
4.3
design
varies
depending
on
the
endoscope
model.
2.
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the
the
examination Figure
Figure
the
power
automatic
manual
4.5).
Power
4.4
switch
ignition
ignition
lamp
ON.
The
factory
switch
of is
is
selected,
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this
instrument
selected,
pressing
that
default
setting
the
examination
the
the
lamp
Output
to
turn
lamp
is
the
socket
it
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button
“ON”
manual
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Figure
lamp
is
turned
turns
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lights
ignition.
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Chapter 4 Operation
Lamp “ON”
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ON/OFF
lights.
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Chapter 4 Operation
1.
Press
adjustment
AUTO/MAN.
Figure
the
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4.7).
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brightness
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the
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light
of a fiberscope.
intensity
button
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to
allow
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membrane
than
required
may
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endoscope
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level
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brightness
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Chapter 4 Operation
4.5
Adjusting
air/water
1.
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Airflow
“ON”
lights.
Airflow
2.
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Press
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4.8
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transillumination
Press
the
the
examination
Figure
necessary.
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through
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The endoscope available connected.
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on
page
transillumination
light
4.9).
not
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use
the
only
to
Section
41
is
set
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light
is
transillumination
eyepiece
intensity
connected
when a compatible
3.9,
for
the
button.
automatically
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function
eye
injury
or
function
of
a
fiberscope.
may
injure
function
“Inspection
compatible
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is
not
to
the
light
fiberscope
of
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transillumination
to
the
maximum
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burns
while
Otherwise,
your
eyes.
available source.
transillumination
indicator
absolutely
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result.
looking
the
when
The
function
or
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intensity
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3.
4.
5.
Change patient’s
Feed
water
Pressing
*
The
*
The endoscope available
connected.
the
air
pressure
condition.
or
air
the
airflow
The
when
pressed
saved
standard
air
and
as
described
button
airflow
the
to
level
air
water
is
connected
only
when
according
in
stops
level
setting
light
source
stop
the
when
pressure
feeding
a
compatible
to
the
the
endoscope’s
air
feeding
is
is
turned
airflow.
the
light
is
“H”
(High).
function
to
the
|
examination
automatically
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source
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fiberscope
from
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airflow
is
source.
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or
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level
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source.
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again.
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or
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memory
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2.
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4.9
about 7 seconds,
examination
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Chapter 4 Operation
4.7
Using
the
1.
high
Press
the
and
the
Figure
Intensity
Figure
4.10
intensity
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Replacement
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WARNING
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contact
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the
examination
Olympus.
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5
Lamp
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Chapter 5 Lamp
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Chapter
5
Lamp
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CLV-180
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“Inspection”
before
use.
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Chapter
5
Lamp
and
Fuse
Replacement
Chapter
5
Lamp
and
Fuse
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5.2
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replacement
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Chapter
6
Care,
Storage
Chapter
6.1
Care
and
6
Disposal
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Chapter
7
Installation
and
Connection
Chapter 7 Installation
and
Connection
Chapter
7
Installation
WARNING
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CAUTION
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85
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Chapter
7
Installation
and
Connection
Chapter 7 Installation
and
Connection
7.2
Installation
of
equipment
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place
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system
equipment
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panels.
vacuum
and
the
foot
topple
or
the
the
Installation
on
1.
Place
shown
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Figure
2.
Install
workstation’s
3.
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4.
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foot
lightly
the
the
in
brakes
7.2
the
the
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the
holders
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mobile
mobile
Figure
shelf
of
instruction
two
front
of
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paper
from
to
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workstation
workstation
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the
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feet
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7.3).
workstation
the
bottom
corresponding
on a level
Push
to
lock.
workstation
light
source
of
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(WM-NP1,
surface.
as
described
with
the
(see
Figure
two
provided
positions
Lock
the
Push
to
anti-slip
7.3).
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on
the
rear
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caster
release.
in
the
mobile
projections
holders.
and
brakes
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attach
on
the
them
as
the
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Remove
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LIGHT
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the
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attach
feet
fit
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into
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the
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|
7
Installation
and
Connection
Installation
in
1.
Place
location.
attach
Figure
another
the
Peel
the
7.4
location
pattern
the
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holders
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Peel
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off
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against
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with
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on
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lamp
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7
to
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the
and
examination
lamp
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source
ignition.
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lamp.
after
ON
2.
3.
4.
5.
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the
the
foot
Remove
Remove
Place
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holders.
light
source
holders.
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light
the
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light
source
on
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sheet
so
the
pattern
from
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and
that
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attach
feet
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of
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check
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light
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fit
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the
fit
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lamp
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Chapter
Installation
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Connection
and
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7.5
Connection
and
Connection
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Compatible
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connecting
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power
power
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and
Connection
1.
Confirm
2.
Connect
wall
that
the
mains
the
light
power
outlet
cord
(see
source
to
the
Figure
is
OFF.
AC power
7.9).
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of
the
light
source
and
to
the
:
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8
Troubleshooting
If
the
light
to
have
irregularities
and
Chapter
“Operation”, that
appear
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source
7,
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do
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use malfunctions guide’.
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DANGER
Troubleshooting
The
following troubles consumable. Troubles
repair
performed patient repair.
WARNING
that
or
or
user
table
may
failures
Never Damage patient
equipment
guide
shows
occur
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by
persons
injury
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use
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light
or
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or
user
safety
damage.
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possible
due
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to
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if
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OFF
be
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As
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Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
irregularity
description
The
endoscope
cannot
connected light
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The lamp ignite.
The lamp ignite automatically
when
source ON.
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lamp automatically when
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ON.
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source.
power
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not
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does
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to
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fuses
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lamp.
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Appendix.
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page Press
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listed
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the
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an
as
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page
one
5.1
the
lamp
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to
the
lamp switch to
an
chart”
to a wall
described
7.6
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lamp
both
as
5.2
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examination
described
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in
64. the
as
“AUTO”.
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endoscope
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the
in
the
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on
page
switch
cover
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with
described
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button.
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on
page
64.
lamp
as
Section
lamp described on
on
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on
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with
page
64.
ignition
the
rear
the
rear
85.
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in
Irregularity
description
The
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lamp
does
turn
OFF
when
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button
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The
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ignite,
and emergency indicator
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ignite,
and a beep
is
heard.
The
lamp indicator be
reset.
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light
from
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endoscope.
not
even
lamp
pressed.
not
the
lamp
lights.
not
hour
cannot
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emitted
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lamp
short
time.
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examination
The
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correctly.
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too high.
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button
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cause
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lamp
is
lamp
is
lamp
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of
the
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lamp
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is
pressed
lamp
has
is
not
connected
was
accidentally
only
not
installed.
not
installed
broken.
source
lit.
only
not
been
for
for
to
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
Solution
a
Press
and
hold
button
for
one
second
more.
Install
an
examination
lamp
as
described
is
a
the
Section
Reinstall
examination
described on
Replace
examination new Section
Turn OFF the
not
light down, again.
Extinguish
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press
button
Press button
or
Press
Connect
to
securely Section
Press
again.
5.1
on
the
lamp
in
Section
page
64.
the
lamp
one
as
described
5.1
on
the
light
and
confirm
ventilation
covered.
source
more.
the
then
and
hold
fo#3
and
for
three
the
lamp
the
output
as
4.2
the
lamp
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to
turn
the
lamp,
seconds.
hold
endoscope
described
on
source
grills
cool
socket
the
lamp
in
page
64.
as
5.1
with
page
64.
that
are
the
it
ON
and
the
reset
the
reset
seconds
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page
button
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Chapter
Troubleshooting
8
Irregularity
description
The
brightness
level
does
change
when brightness
adjustment buttons
pressed.
The
and
are
too
even
the
are
field
the
too
dark
bright.
not
of
view
image
or
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The
level
is
set
maximum.
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examination
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emergency
The
endoscope
output
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brightness
Transillumination
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transillumination
The
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lights.
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to
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the
optimum
page
55
source
again.
the
one
as
5.1
the
one
as
5.1
the
output
as
4.2
the
page
55.
for
auto
original
the
center
cable the
ON.
the
to
observation
brightness
level
as
in
Section
or
turn
OFF
then
lamp
with described on
page
lamp
with described
on
page
the
endoscope
socket
described
on
page
brightness
level
as
in
Section
return
level
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or
button
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and
properly.
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return
to
to
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in
64.
in
64.
in
50. to
4.4
to
light
the
a
a
Irregularity description
The
and are
poor.
The feeding
does
The transillumination
function be
The
mode
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view
of
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air/water
function
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operate.
cannot
activated.
high
intensity
cannot
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|
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indicator
The being
be
emergency
mode
filter
air/water
operated.
endoscope
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light
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guide
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intensity connected
Possible
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feeding
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guide
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or
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filter
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function
connected
connected
socket.
guide
socket.
mode
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to
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to
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output
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to
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not
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Replace
examination
new Section
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button normal mode.
Operate feeding
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securely Section
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to
feed
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to
securely Section
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is
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on
Connect or
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on
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the
one
as
described
5.1
the
filter
to
return
observation
the
function
in
page
58.
the
the
output
as
4.2 the
an
endoscope
capability.
the
the
output
as
4.2 the
the
cgmpatibility
page
41.
an
light
guide
intensity
page
37.
lamp
with
on
page
mode
to
the
air/water
as
Section
endoscope
socket
described
on
page
light
guide
with
endoscope
socket
described
on
page
endoscope
in
Section
endoscope
cable
mode
as
in
Section
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in
64.
4.5
in
50.
air
in
50.
as
3.9
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irregularity
description
NBI
observation
is
not
enabled.
An
endoscope
connected. The
video
NBI
mode
Possible
incompatible
system
is
not
selected.
center
cause
is
with
OFF.
NBI
is
Solution
Connect
compatible Turn
center
Select
and color
indicator
from
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the
video
ON.
the
confirm
of
the
is
green
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endoscope.
system
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that
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“NBI”
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2
8.2
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|
CAUTION
returning
When source, telephone
problem.
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include
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number
Include
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the
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of
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liable
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of
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contact
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attempted
contact
location
your
instrument
the
power
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injury
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damage
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(e.g.,
cord,
to
Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
occurs
With
the
and
familiar
source
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personnel.
light
the
and
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replacement.
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the
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Chapter 8 Troubleshooting
Appendix
System
chart
The
recommended
used
with
this
introduction
with
this
light
WARNING
light
of
this
source.
combinations source light
If are treatment
are
source
For
further
combinations
used,
the
facility.
of
equipment
listed
below.
may
also
details,
of
full
responsibility
New
be
compatible
contact
equipment
and
accessories
products
Olympus.
other
is
assumed
released
for
use
than
that
in
those
by
Appendix
can
be
after
the
combination
shown
the
below
medical
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Appendix
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Water
container
(See
page
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Fiberscope
98.)
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guide
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OTV-S7H-FA-E/Q,
OTV-SP1H-NA-12E/12Q,
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head
head
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OTV-SP1H-N-12E/12Q)
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GIF-Q180,
Keyboard (MAJ-1428)
NBI:
CF-Q180ALI/I,
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followings
GIF-H180,
PCF-Q180AL/I,
(WM-NP1,
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source
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WM-WP1)
cable
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light
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O
BF
Endoscope
EVIS
EXERA
EVIS
EXERA Ultrasonic series
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140 Ultrasonic series
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100, Ultrasonic series
OES
40
OES
10,
O:
applicable,
videoscope
series,
videoscope
130
videoscope
series
20,
30,
Il
180
160
series,
series,
E,
E3
—:
series
160
140
130
series
not
applicable
Transportation,
Transportation storage
Operating environment
Water
endoscopes
MAJ-901
container
O
0
storage
and
environment
do
not
use
MAJ-902
O
0
and
Ambient
Relative Ambient
Relative
Atmospheric
pressure
the
water
container.
Water
container
MH-884
O
0
operating
temperature
humidity
temperature
humidity
MH-970
O
0
MD-431
_
environments
—25
to
+70°C
(-13
to + 158°F)
10 - 90% 10
-
40°C
(50
-
104°F)
30 - 85%
700 - 1060
(0.7 - 1.1 (10.2 - 15.4
(without
kgf/cm?)
condensation)
hPa
psia)
MA-995
_
Specifications
Power
supply
Size
Illumination
Automatic
brightness
Air
feeding
Water
control
feeding
Item
Voltage Voltage
Frequency Frequency
fluctuation
Consumption
electric
Fuse Fuse Dimensions
Weight Examination
Average
Ignition Brightness
adjustment
Intensity Cooling
Color
Emergency
Average lamp
Automatic brightness method
Automatic Pump
Pressure
Method
fluctuation
power
rating size
lamp
lamp
method
mode
conversion
lamp
emergency
life
control
exposure
switching
life
Specification 100 - 240 V AC Within + 10%
90/60
Hz
Within + 1
500
8
À, 25 x 20 383
(maximum)
15.4 Xenon
300 Approximately
continuous use,
Switching Light-path
Normal
Forced-air
Possible
filter.
Halogen 35
Approximately
Servo-diaphragm
17 Diaphragm 4-level
(OFF, Air
water
Hz
VA
250
V
mm
(W) x 162
kg
short-arc
W
the
W
steps
low,
pressurization
container
(H) x 536
500
use
(With
lamp
life
regulator
diaphragm
or
high
intensity
cooling
using
special-purpose
lamp
(within
500
type
available
medium,
lamp
(ozone-free)
hours
intermittent
may
vary
control
mirror)
hours
method
pump
high)
or
detachable
Appendix
(D)
mm
of
slightly.)
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Indicators panel
Setting
Classification (medical
equipment)
Medical
Directive
WEEE
memory
Devices
Directive
on
front
electrical
Item
Emergency
OP.1
OP.2
Type
of against shock
Degree protection electric
applied
Degree protection
explosion
lamp
protection
electric
of
against
shock
part
of
against
CE.,
of
Specification
It
reports
lamp,
emergency It
lights observation under
It
lights
into It
lights
into
Settings stored OFF.
Class
Depend See
or
videoscope).
This away
This
reguirements 93/42/EEC devices. Classification:
In
accordance
Directive Electrical
this
product unsorted
should
Refer distributor collection
country.
absence
disconnection
lamp.
in
green
and
the
NBI
if a special
the
light
if a special
the
light
(except
even
when
I
on
applied
also
applied
instrument
from
flammable
device
complies
concerning
2002/96/EC
and
symbol
must
municipal
be
collected
to
your
for
systems
indicates
observation.
source.
source.
of
Class
with
Electronic
not
local return
of
emergency
and
under
the
lights
in
filter
is
filter
is
filter
setting)
the
light
part
part
(Camera
should
be
gases.
with
Directive
medical
II
a
European
on
Waste
Eguipment,
that
be
disposed
waste,
separately.
Olympus
and/or
available
use
of
normal
white
installed
installed
are
source
head
kept
the
the
of
as
but
in
your
is
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i
i
+
EMC
Year
of
manufacture
item
Applied IEC
standards;
60601-1-2:
7612345
4
2001
Specification
This
instrument
standards
CISPR
Group
This
EMC equipment; 2:
2001). connecting complies
medical edition 1 (IEC
whole
1.
The manufacture the
listed
11
of
1,
Class
instrument
standard
edition 2 (IEC
However,
to
with
electrical
system
last
digit
serial
number.
complies
in
the
emission:
B
complies
for
medical
when
an
instrument
the
EMC equipment;
60601-1-2:
complies
of
the
year
is
the
second
Appendix
with
left
column.
with
electrical
60601-1-
that
standard
1993),
with
edition
of
digit
the
the
for
the
of
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Appendix
Appendix
EMC
Emission
RF
CISPR
RF
emissions
CISPR
Main conducted CISPR
Harmonic IEC
Voltage fluctuations/flicker emissions IEC
information
standard
emissions
11
11
terminal
emissions
11
emissions
61000-3-2
61000-3-3
This
model
below.
environments.
O
Magnetic
recommended
Compliance
Group
1
Class
B
Class
A
Complies
The
is
intended
user
and
emission
This internal likely
This cause
This cause to
This as
for
use
in
the
medical
compliance
electromagnetic
instrument
function.
to
cause
any
instrument's
any
interference
instrument's
any
problem
this
instrument.
instrument
flicker
of
a
stabilizes
lighting
the
electromagnetic
staff
should
uses
RF
(Radio
Therefore,
interference
RF
emissions
in
nearby
harmonic
in
emissions
the
typical
own
apparatus.
ensure
information
environments
Guidance
Frequency)
its
RF
emissions
in
nearby
are
very
electronic
are
commercial
radio
variability
environments
that
it
is
used
and
energy
only
are
very
low
electronic
low
equipment.
low
power
and
and
and
equipment.
are
not
are
supply
has
specified
only
in
for
its
and
likely
not
likely
connected
no
affect
these
are
to
to
such
not
Immunity
Electrostatic
discharge
FSU
Electrical
transient/burst
IEC
61000-4-4
Surge IEC
61000-4-5
Voltage
short and
voltage
variations power
input
IEC
61000-4-11
test
(ESD)
fast
dips,
interruptions
on
supply
lines
Power
frequency
(50/60
Hz)
magnetic IEC
field
61000-4-8
O
ost
Contact:
+2,
+4,
+6
i LA
+2kV for
+1
for
Differential +
Common
0.5,34
<
(>95% for
40%
(60%
for 5 cycles 70%
(30% for
<
(>95%
for 5 seconds
3A/m
ES
power
kV
input/output
0.5, + 1
1,4 2 ΚΝ
5%
Ur
dip
0.5
cycle
o
Ur
dip
Ur
dip
25
cycles
5%
Ur
dip
Electromagnetic recommended
tovat
К\/
KV
supply
mode:
kV mode:
in
Ur)
|
in
Ur)
in
Ur)
in
Uy)
2
lines
lines
Compliance
Same
Same
Same
Same
Same
immunity
electromagnetic
level
as
as
as
as
as
left
left
left
left
left
Floors or floors tends should
Mains commercial
facilities)
Mains commercial
Mains
commercial user
operation is
powered
or a battery.
It maintaining
equipment
compliance
environments
should
ceramic
are to
power
power
power
of
recommended
is
recommended
tile
covered
produce
be
at
(original
or
hospital
quality
or
or
this
instrument
during
from
enough
that
by
that
least
quality
quality
an
information
Guidance
be
made
of
wood,
hardly
produces
with
synthetic
static,
the
relative
30%.
should
be
condition
environment.
should
be
hospital
hospital
environment.
should
be
environment.
required
power
mains
that
this
instrument
uninterruptible
6
to
use
this
distance
operates
with
from
high
and
concrete,
static.
If
material
that feeding
that
that
continued
interruptions,
power
instrument
that
humidity
of a typical
the
of a typical
of a typical
If
the
|
it
be
supply
by
any
current.
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the
level.
SOURCE
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mains
CLV-180
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prior
to
application
of
the
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immunity
Conducted
IEC
61000-4-6
Radiated
IEC
61000-4-3
RF
.
RF
test
3
Vims
(150
3
VIm
(80
О
IEC
test
kHz
MHz
60601
-
Cautions regarding
equipment
-1-2
level
-
80
MHz)
2.5
GHz)
+
and
recommended
portable
such
Compliance
3
V
3
V/m
*
Where transmitter manufacturer
distance
This IEC
environment interference
Electromagnetic near
equipment
as
level
(V;)
(E;)
“P”
instrument
60601-1-2:
a
high-frequency
and
a
is
in
in
meters
may
marked
the
that
mobile
cellular
Formula
(V4=3
d
Formula
(E1=3
for
according
-
[35
=
\
for
according
3.5
d = EP
7
d=
[EP
maximum
watts
(W)
and
“d”
is
(m).
complies
2001.
However, exceeds occur
interference
electrosurgical
with
electromagnetic
RF
communications
phones
.
Guidance
recommended
to
the
separation
compliance
|P
recommended
to
the
80
800
output according the
recommended
with
the
its
noise
on
this
instrument.
may
the
following
under
separation
compliance
MHz
to
800
MHz
to
power
to
the
requirements
electromagnetic
level,
occur
on equipment symbol:
environment
distance
level)
distance
level)
MHz
2.5
GHz
rating
of
the
transmitter
separation
of
electromagnetic
this
instrument
and/or
other
Rated
power
maximum
of
transmitter
P
(W)
0.01
0.1 1
10
100
output
O
Recommended mobile
150
NOTE
separation
RF
communications
Separation
kHz - 80
d = 1.2./P
0.12 0.12
0.38
1.2
3.8 3.8 12 12
distance
MHz
The
Electromagnetic
reflection Portable cellular
instrument,
separation to
the
according
(Calculated
80
guidance
from
and
phones
including
distance
frequency
mobile
MHz - 800
d = 1.2/P
may
structures,
should
distance
eguipment
to
freguency
as
V,=3
and
MHz
0.38
1.2
not
apply
propagation
objects
RF
communications
be
used
cables
calculated
of
the
than
transmitter.
between
of
E,=3)
in
some
is
affected
and
no
the
from
portable
and
this
transmitter
800
MHz - 2.5
d = 2.3./P
situations.
by
absorption
people.
equipment
closer
to
any
recommended
the
equation
Appendix
and
instrument
(m)
GHz
0.23
0.73
2.3
7.3 23
and
such
part
of
this
applicable
as
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