HIGHLIGHT X300 Light Projector 51420x2 Instruction Manual V1.0 Sept 2011

Important general notes and instructions for use Ensure that this product is used only as intended and described in this instruction manual, by ad­ equately trained and qualified personnel, and that maintenance and repair are only carried out by authorized experts. Use the product only in the combinations and with the accessories and spare parts specified in this instruction manual. Use other combinations, accessories and replacement parts only if they are expressly intended for the planned application and if the performance characteristics and safety requirements are met. The product must not be altered in any way. Prior to each use and return shipment, reprocess the product as specified in these instructions to protect the patient, user and third parties. Subject to technical changes! Due to the continuous development of our products, illustrations and technical data may deviate slightly.

Safety instructions and levels of danger Symbols

Level of danger

WARNING!

Failure to observe can result in death or serious injury.

CAUTION!

Failure to observe can result in slight injury or damage to the product.

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IMPORTANT!

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NOTE!

Failure to observe can result in damage to the product or surroundings. Tips for optimum use and other useful information.

GERMANY RICHARD WOLF GmbH 75438 Knittlingen Pforzheimerstr. 32 Telephone: +49 70 43 35-0 Telefax: +49 70 43 35-300 MANUFACTURER [email protected] www.richard-wolf.com

USA RICHARD WOLF Medical Instruments Corp. 353 Corporate Woods Parkway Vernon Hills, Illinois 60061 Telephone: +1 84 79 13 11 13 Telefax: +1 84 79 13 14 88 sales&[email protected] www.richardwolfusa.com

UK RICHARD WOLF UK Ltd. Waterside Way Wimbledon SW17 0HB Telephone: + 44 20 89 44 74 47 Telefax: + 44 20 89 44 13 11 [email protected] www.richardwolf.uk.com

BELGIUM / NETHERLANDS N.V. Endoscopie RICHARD WOLF Belgium S.A. Industriezone Drongen Landegemstraat 6 9031 Gent Drongen Telephone: +32 92 80 81 00 Telefax: +32 92 82 92 16

FRANCE RICHARD WOLF France S.A.R.L. Rue Daniel Berger Z.A.C. La Neuvillette 51100 Reims Telephone: +33 3 26 87 02 89 Telefax: +33 3 26 87 60 33

AUSTRIA RICHARD WOLF Austria Ges.m.b.H. Wilhelminenstraße 93 a 1160 Vienna Telephone: +43 14 05 51 51 Telefax: +43 14 05 51 51 45

[email protected]

[email protected] www.richard-wolf.at

[email protected] www.richard-wolf.be Marketing Office U.A.E RICHARD WOLF Middle East P.O. Box 500283 AL Thuraya Tower 1 9th Floor, Room 904, Dubai Telephone: + 9 71 43 68 19 20 Telefax: + 9 71 43 68 61 12 [email protected] www.richard-wolf.com

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INDIA RICHARD WOLF India Private Ltd. JMD Pacific Square No. 211 A, Second Floor Behind 32nd Milestone Gurgaon - 122 001 National Capitol Region Telephone: + 91 12 44 31 57 00 Telefax: + 91 12 44 31 57 05 [email protected] www.richard-wolf.com

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Contents 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.4.1 1.4.2 1.5 1.5.1 1.5.2 1.5.3 1.6 1.7

General information... Symbols... Intended use... Indications and field of use... Contraindications and side effects... Contraindications... Side effects... Combinations... Potential equalization... General requirements on the products / components of a combination... Specific requirements on the products / components of a combination... Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)... Wiring schematic - Light projector in video mode...

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2 2.1 2.1.1 2.2 2.2.1

Illustration... Front view... Legend... Rear view... Legend...

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3 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4

Setup... Installing the lamp module... Language settings... Selecting the light socket... Preparation...

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4 4.1 4.2 4.2.1 4.2.2 4.2.3

Checks... Visual check... Function check... Device function after switching on the device... Switching the xenon lamp on and off... Automatic brightness adjustment using the "dialog" function...

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5 5.1 5.2 5.2.1 5.2.2 5.2.3 5.3 5.3.1 5.3.2 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.7.1 5.7.2 5.7.3

Use... Operating principle... Controls and modes... "Dialog" function... "Safe start" function... Temperature protection circuit... Control sequence and menu structure... Overview - control sequence... Overview - menu structure... Menu levels... Menu control and touchscreen functions... Profiles... Device parameters... Adjusting the device parameters... Service... General service...

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5.8 5.8.1 5.8.2 5.8.3 5.8.4 5.8.5 5.9 5.9.1 5.9.2 5.9.3 5.9.4 5.9.5 5.9.6 5.9.7

Operation of light projector... Switching the xenon lamp on and off... Automatic restart of the device (e.g. after power failure)... Brightness control... Reading the operating hours... Tear-down from service... Overview of operator messages... Structure of operator messages... Message types... Functionality of control elements... Operator's messages (green)... LOW error (turqoise)... MEDIUM error (yellow)... HIGH error (red)...

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Operation within the core system... Functional principle within the core system... Combining and controlling the device... Setting the system ID... Connection to the core system...

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Reprocessing and maintenance... Reprocessing of device... Maintenance... Maintenance intervals...

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8 8.1 8.1.1 8.1.2 8.1.3 8.1.4 8.2 8.2.1 8.2.2 8.3 8.4 8.4.1 8.4.2 8.5 8.6 8.6.1 8.6.2 8.6.3

Technical description... Troubleshooting... Device errors... Lamp function errors... Fault in video mode... Fault in the core system... Technical data... Technical data of xenon lamp... Interfaces... Operating, storage, transport and shipping conditions... Spare parts and accessories... HIGHLIGHT X300 Light Projector... General... Replacing the device fuses... Replacing the lamp module... Exchanging the xenon lamp in the lamp module... Discarding the xenon lamp... Disposal of product, packaging material and accessories...

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General information

1.1

Symbols Symbols

Designation Attention, Caution Follow the instruction manual OFF (no power supply, separation from mains) ON (connection to power supply / mains) Potential equalization Power cut-out / Mains fuse Alternating current (AC)

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TYPE CF APPLIED PART Cold light Alarm Signal sound Signal sound switched off Keyboard Operating hours

Open access flap for lamp module ' by pressing briefly

High voltage Heat dissipation Manufacturer Recycle the product separately. Do not discard together with other waste. XX XX

Permissible temperature range

XXhPa

Permissible atmospheric pressure range XXhPa

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Symbols

Designation

XX%

Permissible humidity range XX%

A Registered Trademark of ETL, a Recognized Testing Laboratory, confirm the compliance to the standard of Medical Electrical Equipment CAN/CSA C 22.2 No. 601.1 (c) and UL 60601-1 (us) Identification in conformity with medical devices directive 93/42/EEC only valid if the product and/or packaging is marked with this symbol. Products of category IIa and above, as well as sterile products or products with measuring function of category I, are additionally identified with the code no. of the notified body (0124).

1.2

Intended use The HIGHLIGHT X300 light projector 5142 provides light for examinations as well as diagnostic and therapeutic applications, in particular in endoscopy. This product is exclusively intended for use by specialized medical per­ sonnel and must only be used by medically qualified and adequately trained persons.

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Indications and field of use Therapy and diagnosis in conjunction with endoscopic accessories.

CAUTION! Possible device failure or failure of the xenon lamp. In the case of therapeutic applications, a second light projector with the same features should be available.

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NOTE! We recommend reading relevant literature for the planned application.

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Contraindications and side effects

1.4.1

Contraindications

1.4.2

Side effects

1.5

Combinations

Contraindications directly related to the product are presently unknown. On the basis of the patient's general condition the doctor in charge must decide whether the planned use is possible or not. For further notes and instructions please refer to the latest medical litera­ ture.

Side effects directly related to the product are currently unknown.

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IMPORTANT! In addition to this instruction manual, follow the manuals for the products used in combination with this product.

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1.5.1

Potential equalization The potential equalization cable establishes a direct connection between the medical electrical de­ vice and an equipotential bonding rail. This rail serves to equalize differences in potential between enclosures of electrical equipment and firmly installed conductive parts in the patient environment.

1.5.2

General requirements on the products / components of a combination 1.5m

1.5m The general requirements depend on whether the products / components are inside or outside the patient environment.

1.5m

IEC 60601-1, 3. Ed.

Medically used room inside the patient environment MP

MP

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MP

MP

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NMP

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MP

NMP

MP

Non-medically used room

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Requirements / measures Leakage currents to section 16.6 IEC 60601-1:2005 / EN 60601-1:2006 *

Verification of the total patient leakage current

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MP

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outside the patient environment

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Verification of leakage currents

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a) additional protective earth connection (consult the corresponding manufacturer),

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or

NMP

b) additional isolating transformer for medical applications **

~ MP

NMP

~ MP / NMP

MP

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MP

NMP

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MP

MP / NMP

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additional "isolating transformer" to IEC/ EN60601-1 ** Functional connection MP NMP

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Verification of leakage currents a) no plugs with metal housing, or b) additional isolation device (to avoid voltage differentials)

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Verification of leakage currents a) common protective earth connection, or b) additional protective earth connection at MP (clarify with the corre­ ponding manufacturer), or c) additional isolation device (to avoid voltage differentials), or d) no plugs with metal housing in the patient environment

additional isolating device to IEC/ EN 60601-1

Multiple socket strip

Power supply grid

= medical electrical device to IEC/ EN 60601-1, ANSI/AAMI es60601-1, CSA C22.2 No. 60601-1 08 = non-medical electrical device in accordance with product-specific IEC/EN/UL standards When connected via a power bar under standard conditions the earth leakage current of the power bar must not exceed 5 mA. e.g. Richard Wolf video cart with "isolating transformer"

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1.5.3

Specific requirements on the products / components of a combination

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IMPORTANT! The persons combining products to form a system are responsible for not impairing the system's compliance with performance and safety requirements, and that the technical data and the intended use are adequately fulfilled. Possible electromagnetic or other interference that may occur between the product and other products can cause faults or malfunctions. When selecting the system components make sure that they meet the requirements for the medical environment they are used in, in particular IEC/ EN 60601-1-1. In case of doubt contact the manufacturer(s) of the system components. Do not touch connectors for electrical connections between various components (such as signal input connectors and signal output connectors for video signals, data exchange, controls etc.) and the patient at the same time.

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IMPORTANT! Accessories such as light cables must not have a negative impact on the classification of the applied part and must not have a conductive connection between the light socket and the cold-light connector.

1.6

Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)

Please observe the following: The device/system in the following called product always relates to the HIGHLIGHT X300 light projector 5142. Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration - Electromagnetic emissions The product is intended for use in the environment specified below. The user should assure that the product is used in such an environment. Emissions measurement / test

Compliance

Electromagnetic environment - Guidelines

HF emissions to CISPR 11

Group 1

The product uses HF energy for its internal function. The HF emssion level is extremely low and it is not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment.

HF emissions to CISPR 11

Class B

Harmonic emissions to IEC 61000-3-2

Class A

In conformity with IEC 61000-3-3 “Emission of voltage fluctuations / flicker"

The product is suitable for use in all establishments, including domestic establishments. This also includes establishments directly connected to the public low voltage power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic purposes.

Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration - Electromagnetic immunity The product is intended for use in the environment specified below. The user should assure that the product is used in such an environment. Compliance

Immunity tests

IEC 60601 test level

Electromagnetic environment - Guidelines

Electrostatic discharge (ESD) to IEC 61000-4-2

 6 KV contact discharge  8 KV air discharge

Yes

Floors should be wood, concrete or ceramic tile. In the case of flooring made of synthetic material, the relative humidity must be at least 30%.

Electrical fast transience, bursts to IEC 61000-4-4

 2 KV for power supply lines  1 KV for input and output lines

Yes

Mains/line power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment.

Surge voltage (surges) to IEC 61000-4-5

 1 KV line to line voltage  2 KV line to ground voltage

Yes

Mains/line power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment.

Voltage dips, short interruptions and sup­ ply voltage variations to IEC 61000-4-11

Voltage dip for 0.5 cycle > 95% UT * Voltage dip for 5 cycles 60% UT * Voltage dip for 25 cycles 30% UT * Voltage dip for 5 sec > 95% UT *

Yes

Mains/line power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment. If the user of the product requires continued operation during power mains/line interruptions it is recommended that the product be powered from an uninterrupti­ ble power supply or battery.

Power frequency (50/60 Hz) magnetic field, to IEC 61000-4-8

3 A/m

Yes

Power frequency magnetic fields should be at le­ vels characteristic of a typical location in a com­ mercial or hospital environment.

* NOTE: UT is the line / mains voltage prior to application of the test level.

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Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration - Electromagnetic immunity for products that are not life-supporting The product is intended for use in the environment specified below. The user should assure that the product is used in such an environment. Immunity tests

IEC 60601 test level

Compliance

Electromagnetic environment - Guidelines Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should be used no closer to any part of the product, including ca­ bles, than the recommended separation distance calculated from equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter. Recommended separation distance: d = 1.2 p P

Conducted HF interference to IEC 61000-4-6

3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz

Radiated HF interference to IEC 61000-4-3

3 V/m 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz

d = 1.2 p P for 80 MHz to 800 MHz Yes

d = 2.3 p P for 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz P = Nominal power output rating of the transmitter in watts (W) (according to the transmitter manufacturer)

d = recommended separation distance in meters (m) Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as determined by an electromagnetic site survey1, should be less than the compliance level in each frequency range2. Interference may occur in the vicinity of devices with the following symbol:

REMARKS: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range applies. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. The propagation of elec­ tromagnetic waves is affected by absorption and reflexion from buildings, objects and people. 1 = The field strength of stationary transmitters (e.g. base station for radio phone, earth to earth radio stations,, amateur radio stations, radio and television transmitters) cannot be exactly predicted in theory. To assess the EMC environment due to fixed transmitters an electromagnetic site survey should be conducted. If the measured field strength in the location in which the product is used exceeds the applicable compliance level above, the product should be observed to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be required, such as reorienting or relocating the product. 2 = Over the frequency range between 150 kHz and 80 MHz the field strength should be below 3 V/m.

Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile HF telecommunication devices and devices which are not life-supporting The product is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment where HF disturbances are controlled. The user can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunica­ tions equipment and the product. Rated nominal output power of the­ transmitter (Watts)

Separation distance as a function of transmitter frequency (m) 150 kHz to 80 MHz d = 1.2 p P

80 MHz to 800 MHz d = 1.2 p P

800 MHz to 2.5 GHz d = 2.3 p P

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2.3

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For transmitters rated at a nominal output power not listed in the table above, the recommended separation distance (d) in meters (m) can be determined using the applicable equation (observe frequency). P = nominal power of the transmitter in Watts (W). REMARKS: At 80 MHz and 800 MHz the higher frequency range applies. These guidelines may not apply in all situations. The propagation of elec­ tromagnetic waves is affected by absorption and reflexion from buildings, objects and people.

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Wiring schematic - Light projector in video mode

1.1

1.1

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3

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Legend Direct connection 1

CAN BUS connection cable (option)

1.1

CAN BUS termination (option)

2

Video cable to meet the signal requirements of the camera controller used Connection via recording devices

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Video cable in accordance with the signal types of the camera controller used

IMPORTANT! Connection of the CAN BUS connection cable (1) only with interactive camera controller.

If the CAN BUS connection cable is connected, the free CAN BUS connection on the light projector and camera controller must be terminated using the CAN BUS termination resistors (1.1).

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Illustration

2.1

Front view

3.2

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2

3.1

1.1

2.1.1

Legend

1

Power switch

3

Selector wheel with light sockets (type CF applied part)

1.1

Indicator light for power on/off

3.1

Light connecting socket

2

Touchscreen

3.2

Indication of selected light socket

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2.2

Rear view 5

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SERVICE

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FEDERAL LAW RESTRICTS THIS UNIT TO BE USED OR SOLD, EXCEPT UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A MEDICAL DOCTOR.

2.2.1

Legend

4

Potential equalization connector

7

CAN BUS interface

5

Power input connector with fuse holder

8

Access flap for lamp module

6

Service interface

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Identification plate

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Fuse plate

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Setup WARNING! The device is not protected against explosions. Explosion hazard. Do not operate this device in areas where there is a danger of explosion. WARNING! Power supply without protective earth. Danger of electric shock! Connect the device only to a power supply with protective earth.

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NOTE! The line / mains voltage must correspond with the voltage indicated on the identification plate. Connect the device only via the supplied power cable or a power cable with the same specifications. Do not block any ventilation slots! CAUTION! Danger of faults and malfunctions. To guarantee the safety of the user, patient and others, use only acces­ sories and spare parts specified by the manufacturer of this product. Other accessories or spare parts can cause the emission of increased electromagnetic radiation or reduced immunity against interference.

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IMPORTANT! Medical electrical equipment is subject to special precautions with regard to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Make sure you follow the notes on EMC for installation and operation. Medical electrical devices can be influenced by mobile HF communication devices. If it is necessary to stack the devices or place them next to each other and HF interference is observed, make sure you observe the intended use of the devices. CAUTION! Device failure due to automatic over-temperature cut-out. In the case of insufficient air supply, the over-temperature cut-out may be triggered which will shut down the device during use. Units with a cooling device [e.g. fan] require a minimum distance of 15 cm from the wall and unobstructed vent slots. Do not coaver any openings required for cooling. To prevent a possible accumulation of heat in the closed system cart, place the devices accordingly and/or provide vent slots.

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NOTE! To prevent the ventilation system from aspirating liquids it is not allowed to place any products or objects from which liquids may drip down on top or above the light projector.

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3.1

Installing the lamp module

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NOTE! Please keep the original packaging. Due to the danger of explosion from the pressurized lamp, it is necessary to use the original packaging for shipping the lamp module. Z Inserting/exchanging the lamp module, see section 8.6.

3.2

Language settings

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The language is selected in the Device parameters menu (see section 5). When switching on the device for the first time (setup) as well as during a new start after having reset the device to "factory settings", the required language must be selected. ' Language selection for the “Standard profile”. ' For "User-specific operator profile" it is possible to define a separate language. If a wrong language was selected and it is impossible to select the language selection menu in this language, proceed as follows: Z Switch off the device and wait for at least 60 seconds. Z Switch on the device and press the device name on the touchscreen until the language selection menu is displayed. Z Let go of the button and select the required language. ' Language selection for the “Standard profile”.

3.3

Selecting the light socket The light projector is equipped with a selector wheel (3) which has 4 dif­ ferent light sockets to also allow the connection of light cables of other manufacturers. Z Turn the light socket for the light cable to be used to the 3-o'clock posi­ tion (3.1). ' The manufacturer's code is displayed in the window (3.2). Manufacturer's code W = WOLF

3 3.2

S = STORZ

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O = OLYMPUS A = ACMI

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Preparation

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NOTE! To achieve optimum light transmission, the fiber bundle diameters of the endoscope and fiber light cable must be the same. Possible consequences when using a fiber light cable with ' excessive diameter: excessive heating at the coupling point with the endoscope ' insufficient diameter: reduced light output, excessive heating of light socket and fiber light cable. For the suitable fiber bundle diameter please refer to the product number of the fiber light cable. ' the two digits to the right of the decimal point in the type number must correspond with the code number on the coldlight connector. Exception: Fiber light cable 8061.933 has a fiber bundle diameter of 3.5 mm.

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IMPORTANT! In video mode, in conjunction with an interactive camera controller, the brightness of the light projector is controlled via the dialog function (see section 5.2.1). The shutter function of the camera controller must be switched on (ELC ON) and the CAN BUS connection cable between the light projector and the camera controller must be connected.

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Z Connect additional devices such as a monitor and a camera controller in accordance with the connection diagram in section 1. Z Connect the endoscope in accordance with the illustration. ' Preferably, a high-temperature-resistant fiber light cable (e.g. model 8063.353) should be used.

CAN BUS connection cable (option)

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ENDOCAM

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Fiber light cable Endoscope

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Camera head with objective lens Camera controller

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Checks .

4.1

IMPORTANT! Run through the checks before and after each use. Do not use the products if they are damaged or incomplete or have loose parts. Return damaged products together with any loose parts for repair. Do not attempt to do any repairs yourself.

Visual check Z Check the device and accessories for damage, loose or missing parts, hygiene and completeness. Z Check all connection cables and hoses for damage. Z Any inscriptions, lettering or labeling necessary for the safe intended use must be legible. ' Missing inscriptions, lettering or labeling leading to wrong handling or reprocessing must be reinstated. ' Check the operating hours of the xenon lamp on the operating hour counter at regular intervals.

4.2

Function check

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IMPORTANT! To carry out the function checks, it is absolutely necessary that the devices be in technically correct condition and in the correct device setup. This must also be guaranteed within the scope of a visual check. This device is equipped with automatic function checks which automati­ cally detect and report various types of faults. The device detects faults and errors that occur during the selftest or during operation.

4.2.1

Device function after switching on the device Z Switch on the device with the power switch. ' When starting the selftest also listen to a signal being sounded for checking the speaker function. ' After a successful selftest, the device is ready for operation. ' If you have generated your own profiles, after 5 seconds without manual profile selection the device automatically switches to the "Standard profile". ' Indicator lamp on the power switch is lit. ' Xenon lamp is not on. ' The fans for cooling the unit will start running only after switching on the xenon lamp.

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Switching the xenon lamp on and off

Light

Switching on the xenon lamp: Z Push the "Light" button to ignite the xenon lamp. ' If no light cable is connected, the shutter of the light socket remains closed.

Light

Switching off the xenon lamp: Z To switch off the xenon lamp press the "Light" button again. ' After switching off the xenon lamp, the fans continue operating for some time to cool down the device.

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NOTE! If the xenon lamp fails to ignite immediately, over a period of 20 seconds the electronic ignition circuit will trigger additional attempts to ignite the lamp. If the xenon lamp fails to ignite during these 20 seconds, allow the device to cool down and repeat the ignition cycle.

Automatic brightness adjustment using the "dialog" function

CAUTION! Danger of glare. Do not look into the open end of the light cable when the light cable is connected. Z Connect the interactive camera controller in accordance with section 1. Z Connect the light cable to the light projector. Z Switch on the light projector and the camera controller. Light

Z Push the "Light" button to ignite the xenon lamp. Z The dialog function is active as a default setting (see section 5.2.1). Z Illuminate an object with white light. ' The camera controller automatically controls the brightness (ELC ON on camera controller). In this case, manual brightness control is not possible.

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Use

5.1

Operating principle

The HIGHLIGHT X300 light projector 5142 is used for illuminating the operating site inside the body. For this purpose the light is transmitted from the light source via a light cable to the instrument tip. The light source in the light projector consists of a xenon lamp installed in a lamp module. Via a flap on the side of the device the complete lamp module can be removed and replaced. If an interactive camera controller with activated shutter function (ELC ON) is connected, even with changing object distances the illumination is automatically kept constant. This control function has no influence on the color temperature or the quality of the object illumination. Independent of the brightness control, the color temperature of the xenon light source is approximately 6000 K. This is important for true color ren­ dering in particular when recording videos. Providing optimum ventilation and observing the notes and instructions on the xenon lamp allows a lamp service life of 500 h (exchange interval). The total operating hours are displayed in hours. The value remains sto­ red even if the power supply fails.

5.2

Controls and modes

5.2.1

"Dialog" function

The dialog function allows communication between the light projector and the interactive camera controller. The dialog function uses the fast ELC control of the camera controller to adapt image brightness while the light projector is equipped with automa­ tic brightness control. Automatic brightness control "ELC" of the camera controller must be swit­ ched on. The brightness control on the light projector is automatically controlled via the camera controller, manual brightness selection on the light projector is not possible. The above requires a connection between the devices using a CAN BUS connection cable (see connection diagram in section 1).

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NOTE! We recommend working with the the activated dialog function at all times.

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5.2.2

"Safe start" function

The safe start function is an additional safety inquiry to open the shutter when igniting the xenon lamp with the "Light” button. ' To open the shutter, the safety inquiry must be confirmed with "OK". If the safe start function is deactivated, the shutter opens immediately when igniting the xenon lamp with the "Light" button (light cable must be connected. ' In the case of a device failure due to an interrupted power supply bet­ ween 5 seconds and 30 seconds the safe start function is automatically activated. Z The safe start function can be switched on and off in the Device para­ meters - Service - General service - Device info menu for the selected user-specific profile. ' In the standard profile, the safe start function cannot be activated.

5.2.3

Temperature protection circuit Blocked vent slots on the device rear panel or insufficient air circulation can cause increased temperatures inside the device. A temperature protection circuit monitors the device temperature. If ne­ cessary the xenon lamp is switched off to avoid additional damage. The fan speed is controlled as a function of temperature.

5.3

Control sequence and menu structure

5.3.1

Overview - control sequence

User-specific profile generated Switch on the device

Selftest

Profile selection

Main level

Menu level

No user-specific profile generated Switch on the device

Selftest

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Menu level

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Overview - menu structure

User

Line/mains ON Selftest OK

Not OK - error message

Standard profile

Profile selection (option)

User-specific profile Main level

Main parameters

Menu level Profiles Standard profile

Selectionl

Generate new profile

Dialog profile name

Change profile name -

Dialog profile name

Store profile parameters Delete profile Device-specific menu items

Delete dialog e.g. control of light projector

Device parameters Display

Settings

Audio

Settings

Device info

Display of device data

Language

Settings

Factory setting

Dialog resetting

Service

Authorized persons

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General service

Parameters, resets etc.

Device service (protected)

Dialog password input

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