EGi Geodesic Photogrammetry System, User Manual

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GPS 3 User Manual | 8103002-56
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2018-07-17
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Pinch or crush hazards.
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Moving parts are a pinch or crush hazard. Keep all clothing, hair,
and body parts well away from moving parts, including the
dome, and use caution when operating to prevent bodily injury.
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Pinch or crush hazard possible when rotating the dome, when
moving the gantry, or if the internal counterbalanced cables fail
(allowing the dome to drop).
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Ensure that all four wheels of the gantry are locked at all times
the GPS is in use.
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Watch your head hazard. Keep the patient’s and your heads clear of
the dome’s bars and sharp edges. Physical injury may result.
1.4.4 Grounding Warnings
WARNING:
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Disconnect power before servicing to prevent physical injury or
equipment damage.
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Ensure grounding reliability. This can be achieved only when
equipment is connected to an equivalent receptacle marked “Hospital
Only” or “Hospital Grade.”
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Use a properly grounded outlet. Otherwise, damage or injury may result.
1.4.5 Cords, Connectors, and Cables
WARNING:
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Use only approved power connections and never connect a non-GPS
power cord or multiple socket outlet (i.e., power strip or extension
cord) to the GPS.
Use only the EGI-approved power cords, connectors,
cables, adapters, and multiple socket outlet that came with the GPS.
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Inspect your connectors and cables.
To reduce the risk of electrical
shock, discontinue the use of worn or damaged electrical connectors
and cables. Contact EGI Technical Support (Table P-1) for approved
replacement parts for the country where the system is being used.
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Never repair nondetachable cords. Contact EGI Technical Support
(Table P-1).