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User Manual 16-2009 | Revision 01/20 by
Ackermann
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GeneRAl InFoRmAtIon
Note: following notice is only applicable for the United States of america.
United States Federal Law restricts the use of this medical device within its territory to health professionals
who are qualified, fit and certified, or to those under their control.
In the United States and Canada, the “Hospital grade” power cord provided must be used, and it must be
connected to a “Hospital grade” power socket.
Contents
This product comprises the following medical devices:
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One control channel
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One Full HD camera head
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One 24 mm lens (optional)
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One light cable (optional)
and the following accessories:
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One USB key with the user manual
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One eU or US power cord
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One SDI video cable
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Two light cable-device adaptors (ackermann, Olympus and Storz fittings)
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Universal light cable adaptors, source end (ackermann, Storz fitting) and endoscope end (ackermann,
Storz fitting) (optional)
Note: any other consumable or accessory not sold by ackermann will have its own manual. Please refer to it
before using the product.
Keep the packaging in case you need to transport the equipment at a later date.
InDICAtIon FoR use
Control unit
The DUO Full HD control unit is a medical device combining a Full HD camera and LeD light source over a single
control channel. It is designed to provide local illumination of the patient’s body and to capture images taken
by health practitioners qualified in diagnostic procedures or surgical endoscopy procedures (gynaecology,
laparoscopy, arthroscopy, eNT, urology or spinal endoscopy).
On the camera side, the DUO Full HD enables the user to relay images to a monitor and capture photos via the
camera head combined with the lens and endoscope.
On the LeD light source side, the DUO Full HD has a 23,000 lux light source; this is equivalent to a 180 Watt
Xenon source. Light is sent from the DUO Full HD control unit along the light cable and then to the endoscope,
providing local illumination of the examination site.
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