OMS-800
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
OPERATION MICROSCOPE
OMS-800
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the TOPCON OMS-800 Operation Microscope.
This product is an operation microscope for operations, treatment or observation.
This product is classified in five types according to the difference in the combination of the
microscope unit with the base unit. Each of five types is cla ssified int o two dif ferent types : one
type is equipped with a beam splitter of the fixed spectral ratio and the other with a
changeable beam splitter which can alternate two spectral ratios to each other.
• OFFISS : The microscope unit with the front lens is combined with the inverter and the
base unit with the electromagnetic lock and the rou gh focusing unit.
• OFFISS Lite : The microscope unit with the front lens is combined with the inverter and the
base unit with the electromagnetic lock and without the rough focusing unit.
• Pro : The microscope unit without the front lens is combined with the base unit
with the electromagnetic lock and the rough focusi ng unit.
• Pro Lite : The microscope unit without the front lens is combined with the base unit
with the electromagnetic lock and without the rough focusing unit.
• Standard : The microscope unit without the front lens is combined with the base unit
without the electromagnetic lock and the rough focusing unit.
This product has the following features.
• OFFISS* is mounted to greatly enhan ce the glass body operation. (Only i n OFFISS, OFFISS Lite.)
• Compact base and long arm provide a comfortable and extensive operation area.
• Electromagnetic lock is used to set it correctly at the required position. (Only in OFFISS,
OFFISS Lite, Pro and Pro Lite.)
• The 45°~90° variable eyepiece lens is used to set the optimum operation position.
This Instruction Manual describes the TOPCON OMS-800 Operation Microscope, and
includes outline, operations, troubleshooting, maintenance and cleaning.
To get the best use from the instrument, read "DISPLAY FOR SAFE USE" and "SAFETY
CAUTIONS". Keep this manual at hand for future reference.
*OFFISS is an abbreviation of Optical Fiber Free Intr avitreal Surgery System.
[Warning]
Before using this instrument, make sure tha t th e components are set and fixed securely .
[Falling components may cause injury or death.]
Before using this instrum ent, adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
[The microscope may move up and down suddenly, leading to injury.]
When using the coaxial illumination in the ophthalmic operation, use the minimum
illumination sufficient for operation.
[Exposing the patient’s retina to excessive light may lead to retinal trouble.]
To reduce or prevent retinal trouble, use the front lens within 40 minutes (illumination
light intensity display: 0.7)/within 70 minutes (illumination light intensity display: 0.4).
[Using the front lens for a long time may lead to retinal trouble. ]
When using the front lens, make sure it does not come into contact with the patient.
[Injury may result from a unit coming into contact with a patient.]
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CAUTIONS FOR USE
Basic caution
Before using, sterilize the sterilized cap, the front lens unit, the peripheral observation prism and the
anterior eye section observation lens.
Disposal
Dispose of the instrument according to the local government's laws regarding disposal and recycling.
ENVIRONMENT FOR USE
Temperature : 10°C~40°C
Humidity : 30%~75% (without dew condensation)
Air pressure : 700~1060hPa
STORAGE, PERIOD OF USE AND OTHERS
1. Environmental conditions
Temperature: 10°C~40°C
Humidity: 30%~75% (without dew condensation)
Air pressure: 700~1060hPa
2. Storage requirements.
(1)Do not splash this instrument with water.
(2)Make sure this instrument is stored under safe conditions with regard to air pressure,
temperature, humidity, ventilation, sunlight or salty/s ulfurous air.
(3)T his ins trument must be kept st able, without i nclinati on, vibrat ion or shock ( not only in storage,
but also during transportation).
(4) Do not store this instrument in a location where chemicals are stored or gas is generated.
3. Limit of period of use
8 years following delivery, only if regular inspection and maintenance have been carried out
(according to self-certification [Topcon's data]).
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POINTS FOR INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE
1. After using this instrument, immediately remove any remaining blood, body fluids, tissues, etc.,
and clean and sterilize it.
2. Check the instrument and its pa rts periodically.
3. When using the instrument again after a long time in storage, make sure beforehand that it is
operating safely and normally.
4. Do not soil the objective lens and the eyepiece lens with fingerprints or dust.
5. Cover the instrument when not in use.
6. If the objective lens or the eyepiece lens is soiled, clean it according to the instructions under
"CLEANING THE OBJECTIVE LENS / THE EYEPIECE LENS" in the instruction manual.
The terms below apply to this manual as follows.
Term Application
OFFISS : Applies to OFFISS only.
OFFISS Lite : Applies to OFFISS Lite only.
Pro : Applies to Pro only.
Pro Lite : Applies to Pro Lite only.
Standard : Applies to Standard only.
OFFISS, OFFISS Lite : Applies to OFFISS and OFFISS Lite.
OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite : Applies to OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro and Pro Lite.
OFFISS, Pro : Applies to OFFISS and Pro.
OFFISS Lite, Pro Lite, Standard : Applies to OFFISS Lite, Pro Lite and Standard.
Pro, Pro Lite :Applies to Pro and Pro Lite.
Pro, Pro Lite, Standard : Applies to Pro,Pro Lite and Standard.
Common : Applies to OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite and Standard.
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DISPLAY FOR SAFE USE
In order to encourage the safe use of the product and prevent any danger to the operator and others or
damage to properties, important warnings are placed on the products and included in the instruction
manuals.
We recommend everyone to grasp the meaning of the following displays and icons before reading the
"SAFETY CAUTIONS" and text.
DISPLAY
ICON
Display Meaning
WARNING
Ignoring or disregarding this display may lead to death or
serious injury.
CAUTION
Ignoring or disregarding this display may lead to personal
injury or physical damage.
• Injury refers to cuts, bruises, burns, electric shocks, etc.
• Physical damage refers to extensive damage to the building and/or the equipment and
furniture.
Icon Meaning
This icon indicates a Prohibition:
The specific contents are expressed wit h an icon or with words, ei the r
inserted in the icon its e lf, or located close to the icon.
This icon indicates a Mandatory Action.
The specific contents are expressed wit h an icon or with words, ei the r
inserted in the icon its e lf, or located close to the icon.
This icon indicates a Hazard Alert (Warning).
The specific contents are expressed wit h an icon or with words, ei the r
inserted in the icon its e lf, or located close to the icon.
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SAFETY CAUTIONS
WARNING
Icons Prevention Item Page
Make sure no-one is too close to the instrument before moving the arm.
Anyone touching the instrument may be injured.
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59
83
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may cause a fire.
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79 97
Before installing the accessories, make sure all the arms are securely locked.
The 2nd arm may move suddenly, causing an injury.
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42 44 48
50
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock while holding it at the end.
The 2nd arm may move up and down suddenly, causing an injury.
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50
Before using this instrument, adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and down suddenly during an operation, causing
an injury.
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44 48 50
67 70 103
Do not install/remove the accessories above the patient.
An accessory falling off could cause i n jury or even death.
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36
After installing/removing the accessories, make sure that handles, levers,
knobs and rings are securely tightened.
Any of these falling off could cause injury or even death.
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36
Hold the microscope operation handle while pressing the electromagnetic lock
release switch to unlock it.
The arm may rotate or move up and down suddenly, causing an injury.
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48 70
83
The gas spring in the 2nd arm contains high-pressure gas. Do not
disassemble the 2nd arm or expose it to fire.
You may be injured.
42 44 48
50 103
Always hold the microscope operation handle when loosening either the 2nd
arm vertical movement fixing handle, the 2nd arm rotation fixing handle or the
1st arm rotation fixing handle.
The arm may rotate or move up and down suddenly, causing an injury.
44 50
85
If you need to use the coaxial illumination during an ophthalmic operation,
make sure you use the minim um illumination sufficient for the operation.
Exposing the patient’s retina to excessive light may lead to retinal trouble.
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69 76
To reduce or prevent retinal trouble, use the front lens within 40 minutes
(illumination light intensity display: 0.7)/within 70 minutes (illumination light
intensity display: 0.4). Using the front lens for a long time may lead to retinal
trouble.
55
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When installing the front lens uni t, make sure th at the front lens unit f ixin g lever
is fixed securely at the LOC side.
An injury may be caused by the front lens unit falling off.
57
Before setting the front lens, move the microscope at least 200mm upwards.
Otherwise, the components may come into contact with each other and cause
an injury.
70
Adjust the front lens and the treat ment section, taki ng care not to hi t the pa tient
with the front lens.
This could injure the patient.
70
When setting/storing the front le ns unit, make sure that the front lens unit fixi ng
lever is fixed securely at the LOC side.
An injury may be caused by the front lens unit falling off.
70
Make sure that the front lens unit is securely attached to the optical unit after
connecting the two.
The front lens may move suddenly, causing an injury.
70
Before moving the instrument, m ake sure that no-one is near. Then, move it
carefully.
Injury could be caused by the instrument touching anything.
83
85
Before using this instrument, make sure that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely tightened.
Any of these falling off could cause injury or even death.
103
Make sure no error code is displayed in the light intensity display window.
If errors are displayed, the instrument may not operate normally, causing
problems during an operation.
103
While the anterior eye section observation lens is in use, do not operate the
front lens IN/OUT lever and the front lens connec ting/d isc onnectin g kno b. The
anterior eye section observation lens may fall off, causing an injury.
77
While the peripheral observation prism is in use, do not operate the front lens
IN/OUT lever and the front lens connecting/disconnecting knob.
The peripheral observation prism may fall off, causing an injury.
77
Icons Prevention Item Page
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CAUTION
Icons Prevention Item Page
Handle the lamp house with care during and immediately following oper ation.
The lamp house heats up while in operation and can cause burns.
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79 97
Before moving the instrument, make sure there is no-one and nothing within
collision range.
Injury may result from the instrument colliding wit h anyone/anything.
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47
Take care when moving this instrument through a door or in a room with a low
ceiling.
If the top of this instrument collides with something, it could break.
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85
Watch out for devices, beds, walls, etc. in the room.
If the instrument collides with anything, serious breakage could result.
83
85
Watch out for stairs and uneven floors.
The instrument may tip over.
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85
Watch out for slopes.
Due to its increased speed, the instrument may get away from you on a slope.
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85
Do not open the instrument as an electric shock may ensue. Ask qualified
service personnel to repair the instrument.
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Do not open the instrument, as this may lead to an electric shock. 8 34 36
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102 103
Do not install this instrument on an incline.
This may cause it to move unexpectedly.
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85
Do not use a strong cleaning agent, etc.
This may damage the instrument.
102
The lamp is still hot just after turning off the illumination. Therefore, use heat-
resistant gloves, etc. to replace a lamp.
Otherwise, you may be burned.
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97
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MAINTENANCE
USER MAINTENANCE
In order to maintain the safety and performance of the equipment, never attempt to carry out
maintenance of parts other than those specified herein: all other maintenance should be carr ied out
only by our service pers onnel. The par t s t hat can be r ep aire d by users ar e d isplay ed bel ow; f or det ails,
refer to the proper text in this manual.
Replacing with the spare lamp
The illumination lamp can be replaced. (Refer to " REPLACING WITH THE SPARE LAMP" on P.79 in
this manual.)
Operating the circuit breaker
The circuit breaker can be reset. (Refer to "OPERATING THE CIRCUIT BREAKER" on P.98 in this
manual.)
ESCAPE CLAUSE
W ARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may cause a fire.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument, as this may lead to an electric shock.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care during and immediately following
operation.
The lamp house heats up while in operation and can cause burns.
NOTE
Ask your distributor or the Topcon offices stated on the back cover to repair the
instrument.
• TOPCON shall take no responsibility for damage due to fire, earthquakes, actions by third persons
and other accidents, or the negligence and misuse of the user and use under unusual conditions.
• TOPCON shall take no responsibility for damage resulting from the inability to use this equipment,
such as a loss of business profits or the suspension of busi ness.
• TOPCON shall take no responsibility for damage caused by operations other than those described
in this instruction manual.
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WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: OFFISS
This instrument provides warnin gs to ensure safety.
Use this instrument correctly, following those warning instructions. If any of the following marking labels
are missing, contact your distri butor.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Hold the microscope operation handle
while pressing the electromagnetic lock
release switch to unlock it. The arm
may rotate or move up and down
suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Before setting the front lens, move the
microscope at least 200mm upwards.
Otherwise, the components may come
into contact with each other and cause
an injury.
Make sure that the front lens unit is
securely attached to the optical unit
after connecting the two. The front lens
may move suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
When installing the front lens unit, make
sure that the front lens unit fixing lever is
fixed securely at the LOC side. An
injury may be caused by the front lens
unit falling off.
When setting/storing the front lens unit,
make sure that the front lens unit fixing
lever is fixed securely at the LOC side.
An injury may be caused by the front
lens unit falling off.
WARNING
Adjust the front lens and the treatment
section, taking care not to hit the patient
with the front lens. This could injure the
patient.
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WARNING
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock
while holding it at the end. The 2nd arm
may move up and down suddenly,
causing an injury.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument as
an electric shock may ensue.
Ask qualified service
personnel to repair the
instrument.
WARNING
If you need to use the coaxial illumination
during an ophthalmic operation, make
sure you use the minimum illumination
sufficient for operation. Exposing the
patient’s retina to excessive light may
lead to retinal trouble.
WARNING
Before using this instrument,
adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and
down suddenly during operation,
causing an injury.
WARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may
cause a fire.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care
during and immediately following
operation. The lamp house heats
up while in operation and can
cause burns.
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WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: OFFISS Lite
This instrument provides warnin gs to ensure safety.
Use this instrument correctly, following those warning instructions. If any of the following marking labels
are missing, contact your distri butor.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Hold the microscope operation handle
while pressing the electromagnetic lock
release switch to unlock it. The arm
may rotate or move up and down
suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Before setting the front lens, move the
microscope at least 200mm upwards.
Otherwise, the components may come
into contact with each other and cause
an injury.
Make sure that the front lens unit is
securely attached to the optical unit
after connecting the two. The front lens
may move suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
When installing the front lens unit, make
sure that the front lens unit fixing lever is
fixed securely at the LOC side. An
injury may be caused by the front lens
unit falling off.
When setting/storing the front lens unit,
make sure that the front lens unit fixing
lever is fixed securely at the LOC side.
An injury may be caused by the front
lens unit falling off.
WARNING
Adjust the front lens and the treatment
section, taking care not to hit the patient
with the front lens. This could injure the
patient.
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WARNING
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock
while holding it at the end. The 2nd arm
may move up and down suddenly,
causing an injury.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument as
an electric shock may ensue.
Ask qualified service
personnel to repair the
instrument.
WARNING
If you need to use the coaxial illumination
during an ophthalmic operation, make
sure you use the minimum illumination
sufficient for operation. Exposing the
patient’s retina to excessive light may
lead to retinal trouble.
WARNING
Before using this instrument,
adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and
down suddenly during operation,
causing an injury.
WARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may
cause a fire.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care
during and immediately following
operation. The lamp house heats
up while in operation and can
cause burns.
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WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Pro
This instrument provides warnin gs to ensure safety.
Use this instrument correctly, following those warning instructions. If any of the following marking labels
are missing, contact your distri butor.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Hold the microscope operation handle
while pressing the electromagnetic lock
release switch to unlock it. The arm
may rotate or move up and down
suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
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WARNING
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock
while holding it at the end. The 2nd arm
may move up and down suddenly,
causing an injury.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument as
an electric shock may ensue.
Ask qualified service
personnel to repair the
instrument.
WARNING
Before using this instrument,
adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and
down suddenly during operation,
causing an injury.
WARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may
cause a fire.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care
during and immediately following
operation. The lamp house heats
up while in operation and can
cause burns.
WARNING
If you need to use the coaxial illumination
during an ophthalmic operation, make
sure you use the minimum illumination
sufficient for operation. Exposing the
patient’s retina to excessive light may
lead to retinal trouble.
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WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Pro Lite
This instrument provides warnin gs to ensure safety.
Use this instrument correctly, following those warning instructions. If any of the following marking labels
are missing, contact your distri butor.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Hold the microscope operation handle
while pressing the electromagnetic lock
release switch to unlock it. The arm
may rotate or move up and down
suddenly, causing an injury.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
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WARNING
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock
while holding it at the end. The 2nd arm
may move up and down suddenly,
causing an injury.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument as
an electric shock may ensue.
Ask qualified service
personnel to repair the
instrument.
WARNING
Before using this instrument,
adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and
down suddenly during operation,
causing an injury.
WARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may
cause a fire.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care
during and immediately following
operation. The lamp house heats
up while in operation and can
cause burns.
WARNING
If you need to use the coaxial illumination
during an ophthalmic operation, make
sure you use the minimum illumination
sufficient for operation. Exposing the
patient’s retina to excessive light may
lead to retinal trouble.
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WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Standard
This instrument provides warnin gs to ensure safety.
Use this instrument correctly, following those warning instructions. If any of the following marking labels
are missing, contact your distri butor.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
WARNING
Before using this instrument, make sure
that the handles, levers, knobs and
rings with red marks are securely
tightened. Any of these falling off could
cause injury or even death.
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WARNING
Release the 2nd arm lower limit lock
while holding it at the end. The 2nd arm
may move up and down suddenly,
causing an injury.
CAUTION
Do not open the instrument as
an electric shock may ensue.
Ask qualified service
personnel to repair the
instrument.
WARNING
Before using this instrument,
adjust the balance of the 2nd arm.
The 2nd arm may move up and
down suddenly during operation,
causing an injury.
WARNING
Use only the specified lamp.
Otherwise, overheating may
cause a fire.
CAUTION
Handle the lamp house with care
during and immediately following
operation. The lamp house heats
up while in operation and can
cause burns.
WARNING
If you need to use the coaxial illumination
during an ophthalmic operation, make
sure you use the minimum illumination
sufficient for operation. Exposing the
patient’s retina to excessive light may
lead to retinal trouble.
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION ................ ...... ....... ...... ... ...... ...... ....... ...... ...... ... ...... ....... ...... ...... ... ...... ....... ...... ...... ..........1
DISPLAY FOR SAFE USE .............. .................. ................... ................ .................. ................... .............4
SAFETY CAUTIONS ...............................................................................................................................5
MAINTENANCE ........... ................... .................. ................ .................. ................... ................... ................8
USER MAINTENANCE ............................ ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ..........................8
ESCAPE CLAUSE ...................................................................................................................................8
WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: OFFISS ................................................................... 9
WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: OFFISS Lite ..................... ...................... ..............11
WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Pro ......................................................................... 13
WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Pro Lite .......... ................... ................... ............... .. 15
WARNING INDICATIONS AND POSITIONS: Standard .............................................................. 17
NOMENCLATURE
OFFISS .............................................................................................................................................22
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: OFFISS .............................................................................................23
OFFISS Lite ... ... ..................... .... ..................... ... ...................... ... ...................... ... ..............................24
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: OFFISS Lite ......................................................................................25
Pro .......... ................... ................ .................. ................... ................... .................. ..............................26
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: Pro ....................................................................................................27
Pro Lite ..............................................................................................................................................28
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: Pro Lite .............................................................................................29
Standard .... ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... .................. ..............................30
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: Standard ...........................................................................................31
PREPARATIONS BEFORE USE
STERILIZED CAP: Common .............................................................................................................32
PREPARATIONS FOR STERILIZING THE FRONT LENS UNIT: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ................32
TURNING ON THE POWER: Common ............................................................................................32
CHECKING THE SPARE LAM P: Com m o n .............. ... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... .....33
SETTING ACCESSORIES: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite .....................................................34
SETTING THE ACCESSORIES: Standard .......................................................................................36
INSTALLING THE INVERTER: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .....................................................................38
REMOVING THE INVERTER: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .......................................................................39
ADJUSTING THE 2ND ARM BALANCE: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite ................................41
ADJUSTING THE 2ND ARM BALANCE: Standard ..........................................................................41
SETTING THE 2ND ARM LOWER LIMIT POSITION: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite ............42
SETTING THE 2ND ARM LOWER LIMIT POSITION: Standard ......................................................44
INITIALIZATIO N: O FF ISS, Pro ................... ... ... .... ... ..................... .... ..................... ... ........................46
INITIALIZATION: OFFISS Lite, Pro Lite, Standard ...........................................................................47
LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE 2ND ARM LOWER LIMIT: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite .......48
LOCKING/UNLOCKING THE 2ND ARM LOWER LIMIT: Standard .................................................50
ADJUSTING THE DIOPTRIC POWER: Common ............................................................................52
INSTALLING THE STERILIZED CAP: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ..........................................................53
INSTALLING THE STERILIZED CAP: Pro, Pro Lite .........................................................................53
INSTALLING THE STERILIZED CAP: Standard ..............................................................................54
ADJUSTING THE PUPIL LA RY DISTANCE: Common ........................ ... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ..54
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ADJUSTING THE OBSERVATION ANGLE: Common .....................................................................54
ADJUSTING THE LIGHT INTENSITY: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ..........................................................55
ADJUSTING THE LIGHT INTENSITY: Pro, Pro Lite, Standard ........................................................55
OPERATION PANEL: Common ........................................................................................................56
FOOT SWITCH: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ............................................................................................56
FOOT SWITCH: Pro, Pro Lite ...........................................................................................................57
FOOT SWITCH: Stand a rd .. ... ...................... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ...................... ........57
INSTALLING THE FRONT LENS UNIT: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .......................................................57
OPERATIONS IN USE
OPERATION OF FOOT SWITCH: OFFISS ......................................................................................59
OPERATION OF FOOT SWITCH: OFFISS Lite ...............................................................................60
OPERATION OF FOOT SWITCH: Pro .............................................................................................61
OPERATION OF FOOT SWITCH: Pro Lite .......................................................................................62
OPERATION OF FOOT SWITCH: Standard ....................................................................................63
OPERATION OF MANUAL KNOBS: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .............................................................64
OPERATION OF MANUAL KNOBS: Pro, Pro Lite ............................................................................64
OPERATION OF MANUAL KNOBS: Standard .................................................................................65
SETTING OF MICROSCOPE INCLINATION POSITION: Common .................................................65
SPEED ADJUSTMENT OF ZOOM/FOCUS/X-Y TRANSLATOR: Common .....................................66
ADJUSTMENT OF FOCUS: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite ....................................................67
ADJUSTMENT OF FOCUS: Standard .............. .... ..................... ... .... ..................... ... .... ....................67
ADJUSTMENT OF ZOOM MAGNIFICATION: Common ..................................................................68
CHANGE OF ILLUMINATION ANGLE: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .........................................................68
CHANGE OF ILLUMINATION ANGLE: Pro, Pro Lite, Standard .......................................................69
CHANGE OF SPECTRAL RATIO FOR BEAM SPLITTER: Common ..............................................70
OPERATION OF THE FRONT LENS: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ..........................................................70
OPERATION OF THE STEREO VARIATOR: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ...............................................75
OPERATION OF THE VARIABLE ILLUMINATION APERTURE: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .................76
HOW TO USE THE ANTERIOR EYE SECTION OBSERVATION LENS: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ....77
HOW TO USE THE PERIPHERAL OBSERVATION PRISM: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .......................77
OPERATION OF INVERTER: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite .......................................................................78
REPLACING WITH THE SPARE LAMP: Common ...........................................................................79
PROCEDURE IN EMERGENCY: OFFIS S, OFFISS Lite ........... ... .... ... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ... ..80
PROCEDURE IN EMERGENCY: Pro, Pro Lit e ................. ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ... ...................... ..81
PROCEDURE IN EMERGENCY: Stan d ard ............. ..................... .... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ... .....82
AFTER USE
AFTER USE: Common . ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ...........83
MOVING AND STORING: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite, Pro, Pro Lite ... ............................ ................. 83
MOVING AND STORING: Standard ................................................................................................. 85
TROUBLESHOOTING
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ........... ... ...................... ... ...................... ... ...................... ... ... ..............87
ERROR CODES ..... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... .................................88
CONSUMABLE PARTS: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ...............................................................................89
CONSUMABLE PARTS: Pro, Pro Lite ..............................................................................................89
CONSUMABLE PARTS: Standard ....................................................................................................90
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SPECIFICATIONS
BASIC SPECIFICATIONS: Common ................................................................................................91
ELECTROMAGNET IC CO M PA TIBILITY ................. ... ... ... ...................... ... ... ... ...................... ... ... .....91
ELECTRIC RATING ..........................................................................................................................95
CLASSIFICATI ON ................. ...................... ...................... ...................... ...................... ....................95
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT ............................................................................................................96
PURPOSE OF USE ........... ... .... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... .................96
OPERATION PRINCIPLE .................................................................................................................96
MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION: Common
REPLACEMENT OF THE SPARE LAMP .........................................................................................97
OPERATING THE CIRCUIT BREAKER ...........................................................................................98
CHECKING THE POWER OU TL ET ........ ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ...100
CHECKING INPUT VOLT AG E ................. ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ...100
CLEANING THE OBJECTIVE LENS / THE EYEPIECE LENS .......................................................101
CLEANING THE FRONT LENS STORING UNIT: OFFISS, OFFISS Lite ......................................101
CLEANING THE REST APART FROM THE OPTICAL SYSTEM ..................................................102
ENSURING THE SAFETY WO RK ........ ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ...102
DAILY CHECK ............. ... ... ... .... ..................... ... .... ..................... ... .... ..................... ... .... ..................103
DISPOSITION .................................................................................................................................103
SYSTEM OUTLINE ......... ... ... ...................... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ................... .........104
PERMITTED WEIGHT FO R ACCE SSO R IES TO BE INS TAL L ED .................. ... ...................... ... ...106
WEIGHT OF OPTIONAL A CCES SO RI ES ..................... ... ...................... ... ... ...................... ... ... ......106
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NOMENCLATURE
NOMENCLATURE
OFFISS
EXIT
SPARE
MAIN
FOCUS
XY
ZOOM
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
R
R
Illumination angle
manual knob
(for emergency)
Front lens unit
fixing lever
Variable illumination
aperture manual knob
(for emergency)
Microscope unit
Zoom manual knob
(for emergency)
Spectral ratio knob
Type with the changeable beam splitter
Spectral ratio lever
Focusing unit
Accessories mount cap
Accessories mounting ring
Accessories mount
Variable eyepiece lens
Eyepiece lens
Observation angle handle
Pupillary distance
adjustment knob
Beam splitter or
changeable beam splitter
Manual IN/OUT knob
(for emergency)
Inverter
IN indicator LED
Eyepiece lens/beam
splitter fixing knob
Zoom magnification
display window
Microscope operation
handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Stereo variator lever
0 assistant’s microscope
fixing knob
Objective lens
0 assistant’s microscope
mount
Front lens IN/OUT lever
Front lens holding shaft
Front lens
Front lens unit
Front lens storing unit
Front lens connecting unit
Front lens connecting/
disconnecting knob
Slide shaft
Connecting hook
Optical unit
Front lens fine
movement unit
Optical unit
inclination knob
Light intensity
display window
Illumination light intensity
adjustment knob
Spare lamp indicator light
X-Y translator speed knob
Focusing unit speed knob
Zoom speed knob
EXIT switch
Power indicator light
Power switch
Circuit breaker
Base unit
2nd arm
End rubber cover
Rough focusing unit
X-Y translator rotation fixing handle
Initial switch
X-Y translator
Focusing unit arm
0 assistant’s microscope mount cover
Balance display window
2nd arm lower limit knob
2nd arm lower limit
lock release knob
2nd arm balance
adjustment handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Cord hanger
Foot switch
hanger
Foot switch
support
Protector
Caster lock lever
Caster
Bubble level
Right/left bases
Center base
Column
Base movement
handle
Operation panel
1st arm
Filter knob
Lamp house unit
Foot switch
Carrying handle
Rough focusing switch/
front lens focusing switch
Illumination angle switch
X-Y translator lever switch
Zoom up/down switch
Spare switch
*Switch layout when shipped
Invereter in/out switch
Foot rest
Focus up/down
switch
Illumination blinking
switch
Illumination light
intensity adjustment
switch/
variable illumination
operture switch
2nd arm side-front cover
2nd arm side-rear cover
23
NOMENCLATURE
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: OFFISS
Sterilized cap
Material : Silicon (Latex free)
Lamp (2): Already installed. Front lens unit (1) Quick reference (2)
Peripheral observation prism (1) Cover (1) Sterilized tray (1)
Anterior eye section observation
lens (1)
In st r uc t i o n m a n ua l (1 ) : Th i s ma n ua l Hexagonal wrench (1)
4
2
1
3
5
6
7
* and are attached to only the type equipped with th
e
changeable beam splitter.
Type Position Quantity
A
Optical unit inclination knob
1
Pupillary distance adjustment knob
2
Front lens connecting/disconnecting
knob
1
Spectral ratio knob of changeable
beam splitter
1
B
Microscope operation handle
2
C
Observation angle handle
1
Stereo va riat or leve r
1
Front lens unit fixing lever
1
Spectral ratio lever of changeable
beam splitter
1
1
2
6
8
3
4
5
7
9
8 9
Type with the changeable beam splitter
8
9
24
NOMENCLATURE
OFFISS Lite
EXIT
SPARE
MAIN
FOCUS
XY
ZOOM
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
R
R
Illumination angle
manual knob
(for emergency)
Front lens unit
fixing lever
Variable illumination
aperture manual knob
(for emergency)
Microscope unit
Zoom manual knob
(for emergency)
Spectral ratio knob
Type with the changeable beam splitter
Spectral ratio lever
Focusing unit
Accessories mount cap
Accessories mounting ring
Accessories mount
Variable eyepiece lens
Eyepiece lens
Observation angle handle
Pupillary distance
adjustment knob
Beam splitter or
changeable beam splitter
Manual IN/OUT knob
(for emergency)
Inverter
IN indicator LED
Eyepiece lens/beam
splitter fixing knob
Zoom magnification
display window
Microscope operation
handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Stereo variator lever
0 assistant’s microscope
fixing knob
Objective lens
0 assistant’s microscope
mount
Front lens IN/OUT lever
Front lens holding shaft
Front lens
Front lens unit
Front lens storing unit
Front lens connecting unit
Front lens connecting/
disconnecting knob
Slide shaft
Connecting hook
Optical unit
Front lens fine
movement unit
Optical unit
inclination knob
Light intensity
display window
Illumination light intensity
adjustment knob
Spare lamp indicator light
X-Y translator speed knob
Focusing unit speed knob
Zoom speed knob
EXIT switch
Power indicator light
Power switch
Circuit breaker
Base unit
2nd arm
End rubber cover
X-Y translator rotation fixing handle
Initial switch
X-Y translator
Focusing unit arm
0 assistant’s microscope mount cover
Balance display window
2nd arm lower limit knob
2nd arm lower limit
lock release knob
2nd arm balance
adjustment handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Cord hanger
Foot switch
hanger
Foot switch
support
Protector
Caster lock lever
Caster
Bubble level
Right/left bases
Center base
Column
Base movement
handle
Operation panel
1st arm
Filter knob
Lamp house unit
Foot switch
Carrying handle
Front lens focusing switch
Illumination angle switch
X-Y translator lever switch
Zoom up/down switch
Spare switch
*Switch layout when shipped
Inverter in/out switch
Foot rest
Focus up/down
switch
Illumination blinking
switch
Illumination light
intensity adjustment
switch/
variable illumination
operture switch
2nd arm side-front cover
2nd arm side-rear cover
25
NOMENCLATURE
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: OFFISS Lite
Sterilized cap
Material : Silicon (Latex free)
Lamp (2): Already installed. Front lens unit (1) Quick reference (2)
Peripheral observation prism (1) Cover (1) Sterilized tray (1)
Anterior eye section observation
lens (1)
In st r uc t i o n m a n ua l (1 ) : Th i s ma n ua l Hexagonal wrench (1)
4
2
1
3
5
6
7
* and are attached to only the type equipped with th
e
changeable beam splitter.
Type Position Quantity
A
Optical unit inclination knob
1
Pupillary distance adjustment knob
2
Front lens connecting/disconnecting
knob
1
Spectral ratio knob of changeable
beam splitter
1
B
Microscope operation handle
2
C
Observation angle handle
1
Stereo va riat or leve r
1
Front lens unit fixing lever
1
Spectral ratio lever of changeable
beam splitter
1
1
2
6
8
3
4
5
7
9
8 9
Type with the changeable beam splitter
8
9
26
NOMENCLATURE
Pro
EXIT
SPARE
MAIN
FOCUS
XY
ZOOM
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
Light intensity
display window
Illumination light intensity
adjustment knob
Spare lamp indicator light
X-Y translator speed knob
Focusing unit speed knob
Zoom speed knob
EXIT switch
Power indicator light
Power switch
Circuit breaker
Foot switch
Carrying handle
Illumination angle switch
X-Y translator lever switch
Zoom up/down switch
Spare switch
Rough focusing switch
*Switch layout when shipped
Spare switch
Foot rest
Focus up/down
switch
Illumination blinking
switch
Illumination light
intensity adjustment
switch
Microscope unit
Base unit
Illumination angle
manual knob
(for emergency)
Zoom manual knob
(for emergency)
Focusing unit
Accessories mount cap
Accessories mounting ring
Accessories mount
Variable eyepiece lens
Eyepiece lens
Observation angle handle
Pupillary distance
adjustment knob
Beam splitter or
changeable beam splitter
Eyepiece lens/beam
splitter fixing knob
Zoom magnification
display window
Microscope operation
handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
0 assistant’s microscope
fixing knob
Objective lens
0 assistant’s microscope
mount
Optical unit
Optical unit
inclination knob
2nd arm
End rubber cover
Rough focusing unit
2nd arm side-front cover
X-Y translator rotation fixing handle
Initial switch
X-Y translator
Focusing unit arm
0 assistant’s microscope mount cover
Balance display window
2nd arm lower limit knob
2nd arm lower limit
lock release knob
2nd arm balance
adjustment handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Cord hanger
Foot switch hanger
Foot switch support
Protector
Caster lock lever
Caster
Bubble level
Right/left bases
Center base
Column
Base movement
handle
Operation panel
1st arm
Filter knob
Lamp house unit
Spectral ratio knob
Type with the changeable beam splitter
Spectral ratio lever
2nd arm side-rear cover
27
NOMENCLATURE
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: Pro
Sterilized cap
Material : Silicon (Latex free)
Lamp (2): Already installed. Cover (1) Quick reference (2)
Hexagonal wrench (1) Instruction manual (1): This manual
* and are attached to only the type equipped with th
e
changeable beam splitter.
Type Position Quantity
A
Optical unit inclination knob
1
Pupillary distance adjustment knob
2
Spectral ratio knob of changeable
beam splitt er
1
B
Microscope operation handle
2
C
Observation angle handle
1
Spectral ratio lever of changeable
beam splitt er
1
1
2
8
3
4
9
8 9
Type with the changeable beam splitter
8
9
4
1
2
3
28
NOMENCLATURE
Pro Lite
EXIT
SPARE
MAIN
FOCUS
XY
ZOOM
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
Light intensity
display window
Illumination light intensity
adjustment knob
Spare lamp indicator light
X-Y translator speed knob
Focusing unit speed knob
Zoom speed knob
EXIT switch
Power indicator light
Power switch
Circuit breaker
Microscope unit
Illumination angle
manual knob
(for emergency)
Zoom manual knob
(for emergency)
Focusing unit
Accessories mount cap
Accessories mounting ring
Accessories mount
Variable eyepiece lens
Eyepiece lens
Observation angle handle
Pupillary distance
adjustment knob
Beam splitter or
changeable beam splitter
Eyepiece lens/beam
splitter fixing knob
Zoom magnification
display window
Microscope operation
handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
0 assistant’s microscope
fixing knob
Objective lens
0 assistant’s microscope
mount
Optical unit
Optical unit
inclination knob
Spectral ratio knob
Type with the changeable beam splitter
Spectral ratio lever
Foot switch
Carrying handle
Illumination angle switch
X-Y translator lever switch
Zoom up/down switch
Spare switch
Spare switch
*Switch layout when shipped
Spare switch
Foot rest
Focus up/down
switch
Illumination blinking
switch
Illumination light
intensity adjustment
switch
Base unit
2nd arm
End rubber cover
2nd arm side-front cover
X-Y translator rotation fixing handle
Initial switch
X-Y translator
Focusing unit arm
0 assistant’s microscope mount cover
Balance display window
2nd arm lower limit knob
2nd arm lower limit
lock release knob
2nd arm balance
adjustment handle
Electromagnetic lock
release switch
Cord hanger
Foot switch hanger
Foot switch support
Protector
Caster lock lever
Caster
Bubble level
Right/left bases
Center base
Column
Base movement
handle
Operation panel
1st arm
Filter knob
Lamp house unit
2nd arm side-rear cover
29
NOMENCLATURE
STANDARD ACCESSORIES: Pro Lite
Sterilized cap
Material : Silicon (Latex free)
Lamp (2): Already installed. Cover (1) Quick reference (2)
Hexagonal wrench (1) nstruction manual (1): This manual
* and are attached to only the type equipped with th
e
changeable beam splitter.
Type Position Quantity
A
Optical unit inclination knob
1
Pupillary distance adjustment knob
2
Spectral ratio knob of changeable
beam splitt er
1
B
Microscope operation handle
2
C
Observation angle handle
1
Spectral ratio lever of changeable
beam splitt er
1
1
2
8
3
4
9
8 9
Type with the changeable beam splitter
8
9
4
1
2
3
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