Olympus CLV-U20 User manual

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SAFETY
SYMBOLS
Replace
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The lamp and heat
themtobe cooled before
the
Lamp and Filter-2
ReplacementofFilter-2l.
sinks
following
are extremely hot immediately after
lamp
replacement.
the
instructions
(Section 9-1 ReplacementofLamps;
use.
Allow sufficient time for
CONTENTS
1 FEATURES AND MAIN SPECIFICATIONS 1
1-1 Features 1
1-2
1-3
Main Specifications 2
Safety Precaution 4
2 DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS 6
3 CONSTRUCTION 9 4 STANDARD SET 10 5 PREPARATION
5-1 Installationofthe 5-2 5-3 5-4
5-5 5-6 5-7
ConnectiontoAC Mains Supply..................................................................................
Preparationofthe Preparation Connecting Preparation Preparation
6 INSPECTION 7 OPERATING
7-1 Use in
7-2
7-3 7-4
7-5
8
CARE
8-1 Care after Use 28
8-2
With With Cinematography After
AND STORAGE 28
Storage 28
FOR
USE
Light Source
Videoscope 13
for
Air
Feeding/Water Feeding and Suction 13
the
Endoscope to
for
Still Photography................................................................................ 15
for
Cinematography, CCTV and Polaroid Photography........................ 15
OF
ENDOSCOPIC SYSTEM 16
THE
LIGHT
Combination Fiberscope 25 Rigid Scopes 26
Use
SOURCE
with
and CCTV
the
Light
Source 14
the
Videoscope 24
27 27
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24
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2
3
4
5
6
7
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9 MAINTENANCE 29
of
9-1 Replacement 9-2 9-3 9-4
9-5
ReplacementofFilter·2 Resetting Cleaning
Periodic Inspection 32
Lamps 29
the
Circuit Breaker
the
Ventilation Grills
31 31 32
10 TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 33
11
ENDOSCOPIC SYSTEM CHART (EVIS/OES SYSTEMS) 35
11-1 11-2
OES
System
EVIS Endoscopic Video
Chart 35
Information
System
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for OES-fiberscopes, Olympus rigid scopes for color chip
2.ByuseofOES scope point
3 When using
canbereleased.
4.
Combined
advantages
• Photographs under stable exposure
• Date is visible
• Remote shutter release using a foot switch frees the endoscopist from finger-tip shutter
operation.
• Indicatorsinthe camera's viewfinder predict exposure level before taking photographs and
the exposure level
5.
1.5 times the flash outputofthe maximum illumination intensityofthe light source available.
6.
Flat switches and display panel
7.Anemergency lamp turnsoninstantly if the Xenon lamp burns out, to provide illumination bright enough for endoscope withdrawal. A light the emergency lamp instead of the Xenon lamp.
system), and for
system,
canbechecked by the transillumination function.
EVIS
100 or
with
OES
canbeoffered.
in
the viewfinder and imprintedonfilm.
is
EVIS
200 System (sequencing system).
EVIS
100 system and
EVIS
200 system, by use of the Foot Switch, the anc'illary equipments
fiberscope, SC16-10 and rigid scope and SC16-10R, the following
can
be takeninshort distances.
given when taking photographs.
can
be easily wiped clean.
is
not installed,isinstalled improperly orisburned out, orislighting
100 System (instantaneous single-plate
EVIS
200 system, the insertion position of the
on
the front panel indicates at a glance if
is
8.
Air feeding pressure
9.
With no scope and even when Xenon lamp illuminates, illumination light automatically dims to prevent dazzling and the air feeding pump simultaneously stops.
10. Combined functionated.
with
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function expansion devices (under development), light source
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Main Specifications
Illumination
Visual.-observatjon
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Exposure
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(endoscopes)toprevent operator/patient shock. Endoscopes and camerastobe used should
not
be groundedinordertoprevent
from other electrical apparatus appliedtothe
gloves as an added precaution.
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the
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@ Never install and operate the light source where there
@ Keep liquids away from
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not
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electrical equipmenttoprevent operator shock and instrument
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light source if spilled fluids have entered
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2.
Electrosurgical equipment whose safetyinlinked usage is not guaranteed.
® The light source should
this manual; otherwise, improper performance, compromised safety, or instrument damage
may result.
be
usedinaccordance
be
used in conjunction with:
with
the operating conditions described
® Repairs should be carried out only by Olympus service personnel.
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Mode
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Press one of the push-buttons indicating system names to select one system.
Output
Transmits light, electrical signals and air through the endoscope.
Power Switch
Press the upper portionofthe power switch to turnonpower source
indicator
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Lamp
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IGNITION
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Footswith Connects
MB-332.
for
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Camera Cord
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release
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pressure.
AUX
Exposure
Press to set exposure
sensitivity.
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11
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Life
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presstoselect "filter-1","filter-2" and
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visual observation and photography, press
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2".
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100 and CV-200.
for
CV-100/200
to
light source
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access coverisused.
Protects the light source and the power source inanemergency.
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