Bausch & Lomb STELLARIS PC, Operator'S Manual

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4-12 Operator’s Manual 110017276EN Rev. B
4 Detailed Reference
The light transmitted to the patient will have a spectral content between 435 nm and 650 nm.
Each lamp provides slightly different illumination, and the choice of which to use will be dependent on both
surgeon preference and procedure type. The xenon lamp has a whiter light with a full spectrum. The xenon-
mercury lamp has a greener light that has less blue light content than the xenon spectrum at the same perceived
light level.
If a xenon lamp is installed in the lower position, the user may select one of three color filters (green, yellow,
amber) to tint the light output to give improved visualization in certain circumstances.
The Foot Control side button may be programmed to turn lamp 1 or lamp 2 on and off. There are three ways to
map the illuminator settings to the Foot Control:
1. Using the foot control tab of the More Settings Screen .
2. Programming the technique level foot control settings.
3. Overriding the technique level settings on the phase level foot control settings screen in programming
also.
Illumination Setup and Use
1. Connect the fiber optic illuminator to the desired port (see Figure 1.22 ). Push the connector into the port
until the groove on the connector is aligned with the front surface of the port receptacle. See Figure 4.7 .
(Scrub nurse or Circulating nurse)
Figure 4.7. Connecting fiber optic connector to the illumination port
1. Connector groove. 2. Connector groove align with port receptacle when it is properly connected.
2. To turn illumination on, select the On/Off button from the screen as shown in the figure below. (Scrub
nurse or Circulating nurse)