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FujiFilm EP-6000, Service Manual

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SS1807-N002 

Failure Analysi

  － 

27/64 

Display 
error 
code 

Classification 
level 

Display message 
(occurrence, response) 

Display message 
(guidance to 
error) 

Estimated cause 

Trigger of message display 

Service response 

404 

Error 

Specified server not 
found. 
Check the network 
setting. 

 

 

* The cable is unplugged. 
* There is a cable or hub failure 
in the network connection to the 
server. 
* The network setting is incorrect. 

 

 

* Check if there is a cable or hub 
failure in the network connection 
to the server is physically 
connected. 
* Check if the setting of the IP 
address, subnet mask/GW of 
endoscope is correct 
* Check if the IP address of 
destination server is correct. 

501 

Information 

Obtaining the time. 
Please wait for a while. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

502 

Information 

Obtaining the time 
succeeded. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

503 

Error 

Obtaining the time failed. 
Check the network 
setting. 

 

 

NTP server check was performed 
from the service setting screen 
but an error was returned. 

 

 

* Perform a PING on the NTP 
server to check if the network is 
connected. 
* If PING is successful, check 
that the server’s NTP process is 
running. 

601 

Information 

Checking the connection 
to the server. 
Please wait for a while. 

 

 

 

 

602 

Information 

Communication with 
specified server 
succeeded. 

 

 

 

 

603 

Error 

Communication with 
specified server failed. 

 

The cable is not connected, the 
remote I/F server has not started 
up, the IP address is incorrect, or 
the cable encounters connection 
failure.

 

 

Check the network setting. 

604 

Error 

Specified server not 
found. 
Check the network 
setting. 

 

The remote I/F server or the 
network is slow. 

 

Check the network setting. 

605 

Error 

Authentication failed. 
Check the network 
setting. 

 

The device has not been 
registered in the remote I/F 
server.   

 

Check the network setting. 

903 

Error 

Installation failed and 
canceled. 
Execute installation again. 

Cause: Installation 
of patient, light 
source or main 
has failed. 

When installation of patient, light 
source or main has failed. 

Same as on the left 

Execute installation again. 
In case of repetitive failures, 
replace PCB for installation. 

905 

Information 

Insert External Memory 
including the installation 
files. 

 

 

External memory is not inserted 

Same as on the left 

Replace the external memory. In 
case of repetitive errors, replace 
the USB PCB 

Summary of Contents for EP-6000

Page 1: ...Processor EP 6000 FV693A Service Manual SR1807 N002 Ver 1 Oct 2018 ...

Page 2: ...Target Model Target model is below Model Name Voltage Frequency Product Code Serial No Note EP 6000 100 240V FV693A V693K Destination EU Revised date Details of revision Ver Oct 2018 First version 1 00 ...

Page 3: ...st unauthorized disclosure to or use by third parties of this manual which includes confidential information of FUJIFILM Corporation 4 Without prior written consent of FUJIFILM Corporation be sure not to Copy or reprint all or a part of this manual Disclose provide loan or transfer all or a part of this manual to any other persons than above Use all or a part of this manual for any other purposes ...

Page 4: ...pliance with this caution may result in minor or moderate injury and in serious damage irreparable or unrecoverable of the device Instruction To be used where non compliance with this instruction may result in damage or failure of the device Note To be used where caution is required in performing the operational procedures Reference To be used for explanation of terms or supplementary explanation ...

Page 5: ...SS1807 N002 General Table of Contents 1 1 General Table of Contents ...

Page 6: ...pecifications 1 1 EP 6000 Specifications 2 1 1 Basic Specifications 2 1 1 1 Catalog Specifications 2 1 2Detailed specifications 3 1 2 1 Mechanical specifications 3 1 2 2 Electrical specifications 3 1 2 3 Chemical specifications 4 1 2 4 Accessories 5 1 3 Functions 5 1 3 1 Button switch display 5 1 3 2 Peripherals 5 1 3 3 Functions realized when working with scope 6 1 3 4 Display functions 6 1 3 5 I...

Page 7: ... Display at End of Exam 22 2 2 1 3 when Pat ID is not entered 22 2 2 2 Freeze Setup 23 2 2 3 Foot Switch 24 2 2 3 1 Foot switch Setup 24 2 2 3 2 Functions to be Assigned to the Foot Switch 25 2 2 4 Remote Setup 27 2 2 5 Information Output 28 2 2 6 Patient Information 29 2 2 6 1 Entry Method Setup 29 2 2 6 2 Padding Setup 29 2 2 6 3 Automatic Age Calculation 30 2 2 6 4 Doctor List Auto Search 30 2 ...

Page 8: ... log file 54 2 5 6 2 Export 700 Scope log file 55 2 5 7 Export error log file using the keyboard 56 3 Peripheral Setup 59 3 1 Image Memory 60 3 1 1 Internal Memory 61 3 2 Network Setup 62 3 2 1 Network Setup 63 3 2 2 FTP Setup 63 3 2 2 1 Ping FTP 64 3 2 3 NTP setup 65 3 2 3 1 Ping NTP 65 3 2 3 2 NTP check 65 3 3 Printer 66 3 3 1 Printer Setup 67 3 3 1 1 Printer Connection 67 3 3 1 2 Printer Setup ...

Page 9: ... Confirmation of Cable Connection Confirmation of LED 92 7 5 2 Confirmation of Ping 92 8 Software Version Upgrade 93 8 1 Preparation 93 8 2 Version upgrade procedure 93 8 3 Checking Version Up 95 9 EP 6000 Description of Configuration 96 9 1 Block Diagram 96 9 2 Schematic diagram 97 9 3 Connector pin layout 99 9 3 1 Scope connector 39 pins 99 9 3 2 DVI DVI I 24 pins 100 9 3 3 Video BNC 100 9 3 4 S...

Page 10: ...r 61 1 1 23 IO LORES PCB 63 1 1 24 Main PCB 65 1 1 25 Patient PCB 77 1 1 26 USB PCB 79 1 1 27 Rear Panel 81 1 1 28 Harness IOL OP 86 1 1 29 Harness ELC OP 88 1 1 30 Front Frame 90 1 1 31 Foot 95 1 1 32 Keyboard cover 96 1 2 EEPROM Writing Procedure 100 1 2 1 PC Setup performed only for the first time 100 1 2 2 EEPROM Writing 102 1 3 Checking Procedures for Power Supply 105 1 3 1 Acquiring the scop...

Page 11: ...ge current test Jig 500 Series 136 3 3 5 1 Resistance between terminals 136 3 3 6 Dielectric strength test Jig 500 Series 136 3 3 6 1 Resistance between terminals 136 3 3 7 Scope 137 3 3 7 1 Light Output 137 3 3 7 2 Dimming 137 3 3 7 3 Picture Quality 137 Service Parts List 1 Periodical Maintenance 1 1 Periodical Maintenance 2 2 Cleaning 3 2 1 Filter 3 2 2 LG Connector Unit 5 2 3 One Connector Uni...

Page 12: ...or guard when using a network 24 2 Initial Settings at the Time of Installation 25 2 1 Flowchart of System Settings at the Time of Installation 25 2 2 Basic System Setup Operations 26 2 3 Function Tab 28 2 4 Display Tab 31 2 5 Basic Setting Tab 33 2 6 Light Source Tab 35 2 7 Endoscope Tab 36 2 8 Setting Foot Switch FS1 47 2 9 Setup for Switching the Shutter Speed During Optical Zoom 50 2 10 Settin...

Page 13: ...SS1807 N002 Caution in Safety 1 12 Caution in Safety ...

Page 14: ...e customer s facilities Separate infected repair items from disinfected or sterilized ones If items not disinfected are taken out be sure to put and seal them in double plastic bags and clearly indicate Not disinfected on the bag If blood has been attached to them put and seal them in double plastic bags to prevent secondary infection and clearly indicate Blood attached on the bag Pack such items ...

Page 15: ...ntact a manager immediately Handling returned products from the market with suspicion of contamination Disinfect everything which has contact with products 1 Preparation Disposable work cloth such as white gown to be worn Eye protector such as safety goggles to be worn Disposable gloves to be worn Disposable mask to be worn Hand antisepsis such as WELPAS for hand disinfection Ethanol for disinfect...

Page 16: ...nquiry to the manufacturer with a prior notice Normal repair Report that repair is impossible Return products not repaired Check the report of adherent matters such as blood Check the presence absence of intruding matters in the machine Remove the intruding matters Possible impossible check Remove adherent matters Replace parts with blood etc adhered Manufacturer Judgment on repair ...

Page 17: ...rounded parts and fixing screws protective earth conductor and power supply cord as the way they were It may cause failure to form protective earth circuit and may result in electric shock Safety interlock Safety interlocks such as fuse interlock switch and cover should in active states at all time Rotating parts Never touch rotating parts Also pay extra attention to not to catch body part such as...

Page 18: ...SS1807 N002 Caution in Safety 6 12 2 Label 2 1 EP 6000 Labeling Layout FV693A 2 1 1 Labeling chart D B A C ...

Page 19: ...omagnetic energy A3 Scope Connector Socket Mark Light guide A4 BF Mark A5 Refer to instructions A9 Scope Connector Socket Mark Electrical signal A6 Power supply mark A10 External memory A7 Power switch mark A11 Model name EP 6000 A8 Arrow Index Mark A12 Operation Panel Mark 12 11 6 1 3 4 2 10 5 8 4 9 ７ ...

Page 20: ...12 No Description Layout A13 Manufacturer and address A A14 Represented and address A15 GS1 Data Matrix Product serial No date of manufacture and GS1 Data Matrix are changed each time A16 Caution Label 01 11 YYMM01 21 V693 13 16 14 15 ...

Page 21: ...SS1807 N002 Caution in Safety 9 12 2 1 3 Labeling B Layout B No Description B1 Fuse mark B2 Consult instructions for use B3 Equipotential terminal mark B4 Connector display 1 3 4 2 ...

Page 22: ...N002 Caution in Safety 10 12 2 1 4 Labeling C No Description Layout C1 Specification plate C C2 Serial number SN V693 C3 Date of manufacture YYYY MM 01 C4 WEEE marking C5 BF Mark C6 CE0123 marking 1 2 3 5 6 4 ...

Page 23: ...tion in Safety 11 12 2 1 5 Labeling D No Description Layout D1 Logo D D2 Product abbreviation D3 Serial number SN V693 D4 Date of manufacture YYYY MM 01 D5 Storage and Transport condition D6 CE marking 1 2 5 4 3 4 1 6 ...

Page 24: ...on Layout D7 GS1 DataMatrix Product serial No date of manufacture and GS1 DataMatrix are changed each time D D8 Manufacturer and address D9 Represented and address D10 EU Importer D11 Country of origin indication 7 11 8 9 10 7 11 01 11 YYMM01 21 V693 ...

Page 25: ...SS1807 N002 Product Specifications 1 11 Product Specifications ...

Page 26: ... 1 Channel DVI D 2 Channels Control terminal Remote 2 Channels Peripheral device 2 Channels note RS 232C Key board 1 Channel note USB1 1 Reader 1 Channel note USB1 1 Digital printer 1 Channel note USB2 0 Foot switch 1 Channel Network 1 Channel WC LINK cable 1 Channel note 37pin External image storage USB memory slot 1 Illumination source LED Maximum light output light source 750lm or less Measured...

Page 27: ...ation Temperature 10 45 Humidity RH30 95 no condensation Atmospheric pressure 70 106kPa Environment for transportation and storage Temperature 20 60 Humidity RH10 90 no condensation Atmospheric pressure 70 106kPa Appearance See Labeling layout Item Specification Power cable 3pins plug for medical Fuse T3 15AH 250V x2 Video output terminal Video 1 0Vp p 75Ω termination BNC S video Y 1 0Vp p 75Ω ter...

Page 28: ...Network General electric component WC LINK General electric component Potential equalization terminal General electric component Scope socket Brass nickel plated One connector holder assembly Stainless steel Button switch etc POWER General electric component EXAM General electric component LIGHT General electric component PUMP General electric component Dimming level General electric component Dim...

Page 29: ...ry slot none connected off connected green light accessing blinking orange 1 3 2 Peripherals No Name Quantity 1 Data key board DK 6000U 1 2 Power Cable 1 3 Operation Manual 1 4 Socket protection cap 1 5 Rover Dust filter 1 6 WC LINK cable 1 7 LAN connector guard 1 Item Description 1 Data key board Connect to Key board terminal USB1 1 for operation and settings 2 Printer Connect to Remote terminal ...

Page 30: ...display the information on the observation screen date function patient information doctor information Error messages and confirmation dialog Setting menu PinP picture in picture display monitoring is available while the other display is in the freeze mode Image Mask Display image index of the last 4 frames when it is set the wide monitor Item Description Buzzer Sound if the panel button is operat...

Page 31: ...7 Color adjustment Adjust image color 8 Color Tone Emphasize parts of image through color emphasis 9 Contour emphasis Emphasize the contour of image 10 PinP picture in picture When the observation screen displays a frozen image still or video image is displayed on the sub screen 11 Image stabilization When freezing an image for printing or saving shoot an image with less blurring 12 Dual recording...

Page 32: ...8 2009 class I Protection level against electric shock IEC 60601 2 18 2009 BF type mounting part Software development process EN 62304 2006 Usability IEC 62366 2007 A1 2014 RoHSⅡ EN 50581 2012 Clinical data evaluation DIRECTIVE 93 42 EEC Design development process based on integrated quality manual ISO 13485 2003 Risk management ISO 14971 2007 Software development process IEC 62304 2006 Usability ...

Page 33: ...r socket Scope connectore socket Light source Scoupe control Front panel Air supply pump Cooling fan Patient wearing isolation Interface Control and image processing Endoscope LG connector Scope connector Endoscope Electric connector Powersupply Light control Light source drive Patient powersupply Switching power supply ...

Page 34: ...may cause environmental pollution Follow the legal procedures when entrusting the disposal the product Please contact your local authorities and ask for the correct way of disposal Caution Lithium manganese dioxide battery is used in EP 6000 Follow the procedures in laws and regulations when discarding the unit Lithium manganese dioxide battery Main PCB ...

Page 35: ...tory DATE ECN No SEI No Description Applicable serial number Oct 2018 ECN P1837 Publication of Service Manual for EP 6000 FV693A FV694A FV696A 3 2 Software Version History System Ver Description ECN SEI Applicable serial number 1 001 First version applied to manufacturing 1V693K001 ...

Page 36: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 1 106 Instruction of System ...

Page 37: ... the user menu Setting of access to the user menu Setup of password for User Setup of password for Admin user1 Service2 Sales persons persons in charge of installation local subsidiaries distributors local service centers persons in charge of repair Access to the user menu Setting of access to the user menu Access to the service menu Setup of password for User Setup of password for Admin Setup of ...

Page 38: ... user accesses secured information or a message is displayed to prompt the user to enter a password by logging in through the menu Enter a password to log in Once the user or administrator logs in to the security function the icon indicating the login state is displayed on the observation screen ...

Page 39: ...the Security menu Press System on the keyboard to display System Setup and select the Basic Setting tab Select Setup in the Security field using the up and down arrow keys and press the Enter key Then select Logoff using the up and down arrow keys on each menu and press the Enter key Ensure that the icon indicating the login state disappears from the observation screen ...

Page 40: ... the security function consult your local FUJIFILM dealer Press System on the keyboard to display System Setup and select the Basic Setting tab Select Setup in the Security field using the up and down arrow keys and press the Enter key Then select the Security tab to set up Login Category Item Description User Login Setup User Password The password must be between 5 to 15 characters in length Alph...

Page 41: ...rd must be between 5 to 15 characters in length Alphanumeric characters and symbols can be used Password Re Enter the new password again Password Confirmation After entering the new password in Password and Password Re press the Enter key to change the password Service Password The password must be between 5 to 15 characters in length Alphanumeric characters and symbols can be used Password Re Ent...

Page 42: ...Enter key When a slider appears select the desired value using the and keys and then press the Enter key For other items perform the settings according to the screen display To cancel the current setting press the Esc key 4 Select Save and Exit and then press the Enter key The current setting is finalized and operation returns to the observation screen When the Esc key is pressed the current setti...

Page 43: ...nual for the monitor Note Do not use the monitor as the main observation screen when connected to the RGB TV PC terminal RGB TV terminal video terminal or S video terminal set to NTSC PAL As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 2 1 1 Screen Display Setup 2 1 2 Error Message Display 2 1 3 P...

Page 44: ...mation is switched only scope information is display in the screen Data Display Type PC Full Display Specifies the items to be displayed in the monitor connected to the DVI terminal or HD SDI terminal set as PC Output progressive scan 2 1 1 2 Data Display Type PC Hide Structure Color Emphasis Shooting Counter Only Status Counter Only Data Display Type TV Full Display Specifes the items to be displ...

Page 45: ...mum diameter of instrument channel outer diameter of distal end or outer diameter of insertion tube may not be displayed depending on the date of manufacture when the 600 system scope or 500 system scope is connected The water jet nozzle position is displayed only when some models of the 700 system scope are connected When Used is selected for Network in the Peripheral Setup screen pressing the FR...

Page 46: ...displayed in the screen are as follows For details on each item refer to the EP 6000 Operation Manual EP 6000 Operation Manual 3 9 Data Display on the Observation Screen Menu Item Description Full Display Displays Items 1 to 30 in the observation screen Hide Structure Color Emphasis Displays Items 1 to 26 and 29 to 30 Shooting Counter Only Displays Item 16 and 21 Status Only Displays Items 4 to 8 ...

Page 47: ...tion of System 12 106 Information displayed on the observation screen Mask Type Type 1 Data to be displayed is different depending on the settings Setting the data to be displayed should be performed by service personnel ...

Page 48: ...tion of System 13 106 Information displayed on the observation screen Mask Type Type 2 Data to be displayed is different depending on the settings Setting the data to be displayed should be performed by service personnel ...

Page 49: ...igned to the scope switch is displayed EP 6000 Operation Manual 4 2 7 Endoscope Tab Functions to be assigned to the scope switch 17 Light Limit Displays the status of Light Limit EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 9 Light Limit 18 Hospital Name 19 Doctor Name 20 Scope Information The scope type or scope serial minimum diameter of instrument channel outer diameter of distal end and outer diameter of insert...

Page 50: ... Structure Emphasis EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 11 Turning On Off Structure Emphasis 29 Hyper Tone and Noise Reduction Hyper tone HT and noise reduction NR are displayed as follows The setting is indicated in parentheses Not displayed no setting white Low green Mid and yellow Hi Installation should be performed by service personnel 30 Procedure or Comment ...

Page 51: ... on the Observation Screen Menu Item Description Full Display Displays Items 1 to 21 in the observation screen Hide Structure Color Emphasis Displays Items 10 to 14 Shooting Counter Only Displays Item 5 only Status Only Displays Items 1 2 and 4 to 8 None Displays the observation screen only No item is displayed Note When the PageUp key is pressed with the FICE turned ON an FICE set appears at the ...

Page 52: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 17 106 In the case of Normal mode In the case of BLI BLI bright or LCI ...

Page 53: ... 14 Switching the Shutter Speed 5 Shooting Counter 6 Structure Emphasis EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 11 Turning On Off Structure Emphasis 7 Tone EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 13 Turning On Off the Tone 8 FICE Spectral image processing function FICE Note In the BLI BLI bright or LCI mode FICE is not available EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 12 Turning On Off FICE 9 Contour Emphasis EP 6000 Operation Manual 7...

Page 54: ...erator to display a different image For example when capturing an image video images can be displayed in the sub screen while displaying a frozen image in the observation screen Each time the Tab key is pressed while the sub screen is displayed the position of the sub screen is changed in the order of upper left Note 1 upper right lower right and lower left Note 1 The start position of the sub scr...

Page 55: ...lay not to display is disabled and the data remain displayed on the screen Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press the Enter key In the displayed pop up menu select the desired item using the and keys and then press the Enter key to finalize the setting Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Disp Switch with Space Selectable The Space key function for swit...

Page 56: ...e figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 2 2 1 Display Warning 2 2 2 Freeze Setup 2 2 3 Foot Switch 2 2 4 Remote Setup 2 2 5 Information Output 2 2 6 Patient Information 2 2 7 Security 2 2 5 2 2 1 2 2 3 2 2 6 2 2 2 2 2 4 2 2 7 ...

Page 57: ...ther or not the warning message is displayed if the operator does not press and hold the EXAM button for about two seconds at the end of examination Note Irrespective of the setting of this item examination cannot be ended Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Warning Display at End of Exam ON If the operator does not press and hold the EXAM button for about two seconds at the end of exami...

Page 58: ... time for freezing the image when the Freeze Trigger or Freeze Trigger button on the scope switch or Freeze Trigger button on the foot switch When the period of time set here has elapsed image freezing is canceled automtically 0 6 0 8 1 0 1 2 1 6 1 5 2 0 2 4 2 8 Data Hold Time sec 0 3 Specifies how long the image is frozen at the time of pressing the switch for capturing images in the observation ...

Page 59: ...foot switches and available functions are shown in the tables below Available functions are indicated with Yes indicates the default setting Function Gray Black F T F T FRZ YES YES Trigger YES YES Record YES YES Iris Mode YES YES Shutter Speed YES YES Structur Emphasis YES YES FICE YES YES Color Emphasis YES YES Display YES YES Electronic Zoom Zoom IN YES YES Electronic Zoom Zoom Out YES YES Optic...

Page 60: ...is ON OFF EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 3 2 Structure Emphasis Settings FICE FWhen a FICE set number is assigned in the Simple Setup of FICE Switch and FICE is OFF each press of this switch changes the function to be selected in order of FICE ON and call up of FICE setnumber of Assignment 1 call up of Assignment 2 call up of Assignment 3 FICE OFF EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 3 3 Setting FICE Color Emph...

Page 61: ...tion screen displays a frozen in 1age while displaying the video in 1age on the sub screen the pressing of this switch hides the sub screen To re display the sub screen press this switch again Special Light This switch changes the observation mode in the order specified on the Special Light Observation Preset Setup screen EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 5 1 Registering Calling Up and Editing and Deleti...

Page 62: ...g the in1age Record When the record function is assigned to the scope switch or foot switch the remote signal is output from Remote terminal 1 at the time of capturing the in1age Record Trigger When the trigger function or record function is assigned to the scope switch or foot switch the remote signal is output from Remote terminal 1 at the time of capturing the image Remote 2 Not Assigned The re...

Page 63: ...on the personal infomation protection mode OFF Turns off the personal infomation protection mode Note 1 Patient information file patient inf When capturing an image the patient inf file is created in the corresponding folder Note 2 to store patient information and examination information The termination time of the examination is also written into the file at the end of examination Note 2 Configur...

Page 64: ...d to 01 2 2 6 2 Padding Setup For patient ID and examination No the setting is made for digits that do not satisfy the specification to be automatically padded with 0 Menu item Description Remarks Padding Setting When the cursor is moved to this item and then the Enter key is pressed the Padding setup screen appears Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Digit number of Examination Number 0...

Page 65: ...atically OFF Patient s age is not calculated automatically 2 2 6 4 Doctor List Auto Search When directly entering the doctor name into the Patient Information Entry Screen select the mode for retrieval non retrieval of the Doctor List and load the doctor name that corresponds to the entered name and the doctor page setup Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press th...

Page 66: ...tion Remarks Service Password The password must be between 5 to 15 characters in length Alphanumeric characters and symbols can be used Password Re Enter the new password again Password Confirmation After entering the new password in Password and Password Re press the Enter key to change the password 2 2 7 2 Factory Settings can be changed only when logging in with the factory authentication passw...

Page 67: ... 32 106 2 3 Light source Make the setup of the Light source As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 2 3 1 Light source 2 3 1 ...

Page 68: ...m Description Remarks Light Emitting Time B Display the cumulative emitting time of Blue LED V Display the cumulative emitting time of Violet LED G Display the cumulative emitting time of Green LED 2 3 1 2 LGDET Display the detection information of LG Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press the Enter key Menu item Description Remarks LGDET ON LG connector is conn...

Page 69: ...pe As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 2 4 1 Scope Color 2 4 2 Scope Function 2 4 3 Optical Zoom Setup 2 4 4 Electronic Zoom Setup 2 4 5 700 Scope Setup 2 4 2 2 4 1 2 4 3 2 4 4 2 4 5 ...

Page 70: ...t Execute Writing The relationship between each adjusting operation and the resulting image is shown in the table below Adjusting operations and the resulting images Adjusting operation Image displayed immediately after adjustment Image displayed after the power is turned off and then on to read deta from the EEPROM again 1 Execute Auto Adjust is selected 2 Execute Writing is selected 3 Save and E...

Page 71: ...efore automatic adjustment Reset to Factory Default R gain G gain B gain values are reset to the factory defaults Execute writing When this item is selected and then the Enter key is pressed the scope color adjustment values are overwritten onto the EEPROM Note When the adjustment values are written onto the EEPROM those values are used for subsequent operations Note When Save and Exit is selected...

Page 72: ...cters The scope ID of the connected Endoscope Displayed Displayed Number of Operation Times 10characters The number of operation times of the connected Endoscope Displayed Not displayed Repair History 6characters The code of the repair history Displayed Not displayed Repaired Date 4 2 and 4 characters Date of repair year month day Displayed Not displayed Factory Shipment Date 4 2 and 4 characters ...

Page 73: ...lect Execute Writing The relationship between each adjusting operation and the resulting image is shown in the table below Adjusting operations and resulting images Adjusting operation Image displayed immediately after adjustment Image displayed after the power is turned off and then on to re read data from the EEPROM 1 Execute Manual Adjust is selected 2 Execute Writing is selected 3 Save and Exi...

Page 74: ...t canceled the current setting and operation returns to the System Configuration screen Scope Info Information on the connected Endoscope is display Display only Displayed items vary depending on the version of the scope CPU on the connected Endoscope and scope series A 530 series scope scope CPU of Ver 2 0 or later 550 series scope B 530 series scope scope CPU earlier than Ver 2 0 Information Val...

Page 75: ...and the smoothness of video is changed in the case that the shutter speed is set to High ON2 O ON3 2 4 2 2 Zoom Setup The state of display of Multi Zoom Operating Mode setup menu on System Setup screen is switched Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press the Enter key In the displayed pop up menu select the desired item using the and keys and then press the Enter ...

Page 76: ...oom ratio is in maximum the zoom changes to the electronic zoom automatically Auto 2 In a general observation when not using the optical zoom the shutter speed is a standard speed When the position of the optical zoom is placed in Far Position of Optical Zoom Setup the shutter speed is the speed set for the optical zoom When the position of the optical zoom is placed in Near Position of Optical Zo...

Page 77: ...he factory defaults 2 4 4 2 Full Mask Perform the mask setting when the endoscope image is magnified to the size larger than the monitor size by the electronic zoom The setting is enabled when the mask type is set to type 1 Make sure that the electronic zoom is not in use when changing the setting Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press the Enter key In the displ...

Page 78: ... by using Insert key from the Setting List on the Image Setting page Move the cursor to the desired item using the and keys press the Enter key to display options in a pop up menu and then select an option by using the and keys and press the Enter to confirm Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks 700 Scope Setup Enabled O Display 700 scope setting items Disabled Hide 700 scope setting items...

Page 79: ...tems are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 2 5 1 Color Bar 2 5 2 Version Up 2 5 3 Service Personnel Memo 2 5 4 Config file 2 5 5 Log Setup 2 5 6 Light Source Scope Logging 2 5 7 Export error log file using the keyboard 2 5 6 2 5 1 2 5 3 2 5 4 2 5 2 2 5 5 ...

Page 80: ...ayed even if the STANDBY state is released Menu item Description Remarks Color Bar Display When a color bar data file is the inserted external memory if the cursor is moved to this item and then the Enter key is pressed the color bar list is displayed in the screen 2 5 1 1 Color Bar List 2 5 1 1 Color Bar List When the cursor is moved to Color Bar Display and then the Enter key is pressed Color Ba...

Page 81: ...rsion Upgrade List For details on software version upgrade refer to Chapter 4 Chapter 4 Software Version Upgrade When the cursor is moved to Software Version Upgrade and then the Enter key is pressed Software Version Upgrade List appears Upgradable software is listed Move the cursor to the desired execution file using the and keys and then press the Enter key A check is placed for the selected exe...

Page 82: ...rs select the entry area default blank and then press the Enter key Erase When this item is selected and then the Enter Key is pressed notes entered by service personnel are erased Save and Exit When this item is selected and then the Enter Key is pressed notes entered by service personnel are saved and operation returns to the observation screen Note When the Esc key is pressed without selecting ...

Page 83: ...er key 2 The message Configuration file will be saved in External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key The message Saving configuration file in External Memory appears and saving the configuration starts Note Do not touch the processor until the message Saving configuration file is completed appears If you turn off the power while saving config data configuration file may ...

Page 84: ...about 1 minute to restore config data Do not touch the processor until the message Loading configuration file is completed appears When power is turned off during restoration of config data setting change fails and the device does not function normally 3 When the message Loading configuration file is completed appears turn OFF ON the power Note If loading fails the following message appears Confir...

Page 85: ...e Machinery common config data file will be saved in External Memory is displayed By moving the cursor to Yes and pressing the Enter key the message Saving configuration file in External Memory is displayed and saving the configuration starts Note Do not touch the processor until the message Saving configuration file is completed appears If you turn off the power while saving config data configura...

Page 86: ...aution It takes about 1 minute to restore config data Do not touch the processor until the message Loading configuration file is completed appears When power is turned off during restoration of config data setting change fails and the device does not function normally 3 When the message Loading configuration file is completed appears turn OFF ON the power Note If loading fails the following messag...

Page 87: ...the setting Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Aoutomatic Log Save ON Log information is sabed automatically OFF Log information is not sabed automatically 2 5 5 2 Export error log file When connecting an external memory to EP 6000 and exporting error log files the folder ep6000 is created on the external memory and error log files are saved in the folder log under the folder ep6000 If ...

Page 88: ...in External Memory is displayed and saving log files starts Note Do not touch the processor until the message Exporting log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving log files the log files cannot be normally saved 3 When the message Exporting log file is completed is displayed press the Enter key to return to the backup screen Note If saving fails the following messa...

Page 89: ...ource log file in External Memory is displayed and saving log files starts Note Do not touch the processor until the message Exporting light source log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving log files the log files cannot be normally saved 3 When the message Exporting light source log file is completed is displayed press the Enter key to return to the backup screen...

Page 90: ... Enter key the message Exporting scope log file in External Memory is displayed and saving log files starts Note Do not touch the processor until the message Exporting scope log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving log files the log files cannot be normally saved 3 When the message Exporting scope log file is completed is displayed press the Enter key to return t...

Page 91: ...rnal memory Note Do not touch the processor until the message Exporting log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving log files the log files cannot be normally saved 3 When the log file export is completed the message Exporting log file is completed is displayed Note If saving fails the following message appears Confirm if the external memory is correctly inserted an...

Page 92: ... Exporting Scope log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving scopelog files the scope log files cannot be normally saved 5 When the log file export is completed the message Exporting Scope log file is completed is displayed Note If saving fails the following message appears Confirm if the external memory and scope are correctly inserted and try again If the same mes...

Page 93: ...ht source log file is completed is displayed If the power is turned off during saving scope log files the light source scope log files cannot be normally saved 7 When the scope log file export is completed the message Exporting light source log file is completed is displayed Note If saving fails the following message appears Confirm if the external memory and light source are correctly inserted an...

Page 94: ...er key When a slider appears select the desired value using the and keys and then press the Enter key For other items perform the settings according to the screen display To cancel the current setting press the Esc key 4 Select Save and Exit and then press the Enter key The current setting is finalized and operation returns to the observation screen When the Esc key is pressed the current setting ...

Page 95: ...106 3 1 Image Memory Make the peripheral setup of the Image Memory As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 3 1 1 Internal Memory ...

Page 96: ...not to delete the data which is not copied or not transferred in the internal memory of the main PCB Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Delete All Data ON Delete the data which is not copied or not transferred OFF O Not delete the data which is not copied or not transferred ...

Page 97: ... means the function for transferring image data files to a computer server using a standard file transfer method called FTP As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 3 2 1 Network Setup 3 2 2 FTP Setup 3 2 3 NTP Setup 3 2 1 3 2 3 3 2 2 ...

Page 98: ... address when connecting to the server in another network via the gateway filter MAC Address MAC address is a hardware specific physical address used for identifying each node in the network 3 2 2 FTP Setup Move the cursor to the desired menu item using the and keys and then press the Enter key In the displayed pop up menu select the desired item using the and keys and then press the Enter key to ...

Page 99: ...e depending on the fi ling system and network environment Note If Nexus LS Lite is used as the filing system it is recommended that 5 seconds be specified However specify the appropriate wait time depending on the data transfer capability of the network Backup to Internal Memory Yes Display only When Used is selected for Network Setup of Storage images are saved onto the FTP server and also backup...

Page 100: ...point setup is possible 3 2 3 1 Ping NTP NTP check Confirm that the times can be synchronized 3 2 3 2 NTP check 3 2 3 1 Ping NTP Move the cursor to the Ping and press the Enter key to confirm that IP communication to the access point setup in the NTP Server IP in the NTP Setup is possible When communication is confirmed a message saying Connection with the server is being confirmed Please wait a m...

Page 101: ...66 106 3 3 Printer Make the peripheral setup of the Printer As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 3 3 1 Printer Setup 3 3 1 ...

Page 102: ...with the digital printer EP 6000 Operation Manual 8 4 Printing the Image with the Digital Printer Note When the image output from EP 6000 is displayed on the monitor via the printer the image may flicker or disappear Connect the monitor used as the main observation screen directly to EP 6000 Note When a peripheral device connected with the RS 232C interface is controlled from the processor EP 6000...

Page 103: ...hich the printer is connected Note When a pripheral device connected with the RS 232C interface is controlled from the processor EP 6000 match the communicaiton speed of the peripheral device with the baud rate of the processor If the baud rate does not match the peripheral device does not function normally For details on how to set the baud rare refer to the instruction manual for each peripheral...

Page 104: ...g starts when pressing the switch to which the Record function is assigned EP 6000 Operation Manual 4 2 7 Endoscope Tab Functions to be assigned to the scope switch EP 6000 Operation Manual 4 2 8 Setting Foot Switch FS1 Trigger Printing starts when pressing the switch to which the Trigger function is assigned EP 6000 Operation Manual 4 2 7 Endoscope Tab Functions to be assigned to the scope switch...

Page 105: ... UP D25MD 32 32 10 Contrast CP900D 30 30 5 Adjusts the contrast of output images When the value is increased the contrast becomes higher When the value is decreased the contrast becomes lower and it may cause dull images Green M G Blue Y B UP D25MD 16 16 5 Brightness CP900D 60 60 0 Adjusts the brightness of output images When the value is increased the image becomes brighter When the values decrea...

Page 106: ...1 106 3 4 Recorder Make the peripheral setup of the Recorder As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 3 4 1 Still Recorder 3 4 1 ...

Page 107: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 72 106 3 4 1 Still Recorder NOTE When the destination setting is other than Japan this function is not supported ...

Page 108: ...setup of the connected devices As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 3 5 1 Card Information Setup 3 5 2 Device Setting 1 3 5 3 Device Setting 2 3 5 1 3 5 2 3 5 3 ...

Page 109: ... how to set the baud rate refer to the instruction manual for each peripheral device 3 5 3 Device Setting 2 In the displayed pop up menu select the desired setting using the and keys and then press the Enter key to finalize the setting Item Setting Default Description Remarks Used Not used Select whether device being connected is used or not When Not used is selected the following settings become ...

Page 110: ...hen a slider appears select the desired value using the and keys and then press the Enter key For other items perform the settings according to the screen display To cancel the current setting press the Esc key 4 Select Save and Exit and then press the Enter key The current setting is finalized and operation returns to the observation screen When the Esc key is pressed the current setting is cance...

Page 111: ...Make the peripheral setup of the Image Setup As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 4 1 1 Screen Display Setup 4 1 2 Screen Display Setup 4 1 1 4 1 2 ...

Page 112: ... setting 4 1 2 Screen Display Setup 4 1 2 1 Color Mode Switches the color reproduction mode for each endoscope A mode is our existing color reproduction mode B mode is the color reproduction mode like the one used in Company O products Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks 530 Honycomb A mode Our existing color reproduction mode B mode Coro reproduction mode like the one used in Company O ...

Page 113: ...2 Light Control Make the peripheral setup of the Light Control As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 4 2 1 Screen Display Setup 4 2 1 ...

Page 114: ...imit for Auto Meter ON O The brightness for auto metering is adjusted OFF The brightness for auto metering is not adjusted 4 2 1 2 Brightness Adjustment for Peak Metering Adjusts the brightness for the Peak metering mode Move the cursor to the desired item and press the Enter key In the displayed slider select the value by pressing the and keys and then press the Enter key to finalize the setting ...

Page 115: ...106 4 3 Basic setting Make the peripheral setup of the Basic setting As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 4 3 1 Power on 4 3 1 ...

Page 116: ... Enter key to finalize the setting To retain the changed settings even when the power is turned off and then on select Retained To reset the changed settings at the time of turning off the power select Not retained Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Data Display Retained Even when the power is turned off and then on the settings for data display are retained Not retained When the power ...

Page 117: ... are reset to the factory defaults Timer Display Retained Even when the power is turned off and then on the settings for timer display are retained Not retained When the power is turned off and then on the settings for timer display are reset to the factory defaults Metering Mode Retained Even when the power is turned off and then on the settings for metering mode are retained Not retained When th...

Page 118: ...press the Enter key For other items perform the settings according to the screen display To cancel the current setting press the Esc key 3 Select Save and Exit and then press the Enter key The current setting is finalized and operation returns to the observation screen When the Esc key is pressed the current setting is canceled and operation returns to the observation screen Note Default value lis...

Page 119: ...he Language setup of the system As shown in the above figure the menu items are classified into groups For details on the menu items in each group refer to the following subsections 5 1 1 Keyboard Setup 5 1 2 Built in Language 5 1 3 Install Language 5 1 1 5 1 3 5 1 2 ...

Page 120: ...ayed pop up menu select the desired setting using the and keys and then press the Enter key to finalize the setting Menu item Setting Default Description Remarks Built in Language Usage Not used O Display in English Install Language Not available Czech Display in Czech Danish Display in Danish Dutch Display in Dutch Finnish Display in Finnish French Display in French German Display in German Hunga...

Page 121: ...1 Software V1 1 DICOM Ver2 470 Version Information U Boot V0 12 Main DSP 0x000000002 LOB FPGA 208 0x8524 STAR FPGA 208 0x8126 OS 012 Driver 01 00 00 Image processing parameter 004 100 Front CPU 1 003 Rear CPU 1 006 AFE FPGA Ver2 0E Scope default 42J 111205 59 PCB Version Information MAIN PCB 0xFFFE PATIENT PCB 0x01 Scope Scope CPU Information on Scope FPGA Information on light source equipment Uni...

Page 122: ...y affect the operation of other devices in the network Accordingly consult your network administrator before connecting to the network Each time the trigger shutter function is activated an image file is transferred to the FTP server When an image is captured a DCIM folder is created in the FTP server and a folder named Date_Time_Patient ID or Examination Number is also created in the DCIM folder ...

Page 123: ...5 5 910 500 59 11 TIFF 840 130 8 6 The number of images which can be recorded varies according to the photo subject When a Full HD supporting monitor is connected and the screen is displayed in Full HD images are recorded in SXGA mode screen image Note If there are non transferred images one of the reasons is considered as network abnormality or image server abnormality It falis again if the image...

Page 124: ...ety standards listed below Safety standard Cable type Remarks Outside the patient environment Network switch IEC60950 UL60950 Straight PC IEC60950 UL60950 Cross Inside the patient environment Network switch EN60601 1 UL2601 1 Straight No applicable product PC EN60601 1 UL2601 1 Cross Hard to get it Configuration indicated with is recommended Note Use a peer to peer connection Note Before connectin...

Page 125: ...sing the Alt and Shift keys The system configuration screen appears 2 Select the Network Setup tab using the and keys 3 Select the Network Setup menu using the and keys to display the Network Setup screen For details on each menu item refer to Chapter 3 3 2 Network Setup 4 When the setting is completed move the cursor to Save and Exit and then press the Enter key 2 4 3 ...

Page 126: ...e 7 4 2 Setting the TCP IP Performs the setting of TCP IP on the FTP server Open the setting menu of network in control panel display the property of Internet protocol TCP IP of local area connection enter the IP address and subnet mask of server and then press the OK button For connection with EP 6000 via another network set default gateway 1 IP address Example 192 168 001 002 2 Subnet mask 255 2...

Page 127: ... of LED Confirm that the network access lamp lights green on the EP 6000 When the network access lamp lights green network connection is normal Note Before performing confirmation select Used for Network in the Peripheral Setup screen 7 5 2 Confirmation of Ping For details of confirmation of Ping refer to Chapter 3 3 2 2 FTP Setup ...

Page 128: ...uring software installation Because the system will be heavily loaded due to the communication with other devices during upgrade it may fails in upgrade Prepare a EP 6000 exclusive external memory for software upgrade Upgrade fails if the file configuration or others changed The upgrade procedure may be divided into several processes according to the software version About the upgrade procedure re...

Page 129: ...ot touch the processor If the power is turned off during version upgrading the device does not function normally 7 Turn off the power of processor Note Do not disconnect the external memory for software version upgrade Update RFS is displayed at the right side of the progress bar at re startup and program may be saved in memory 8 Wait for 5 seconds and turn on the power of processor Caution It may...

Page 130: ...processor End of upgrade procedure 8 3 Checking Version Up When version upgrading is completed turn on the power of processor again and confirm that the processor starts normally Press the Shift Alt Comment keys to display the system information screen Confirm the versions of the items having been upgraded Note The log obtained in the version upgrade process is saved in the connected external memo...

Page 131: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 96 106 9 EP 6000 Description of Configuration 9 1 Block Diagram ...

Page 132: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 97 106 9 2 Schematic diagram LED PCB LED PCB IOL PCB Patient PCB USB PCB Main PCB Operation Panel PCB ELC PCB WOC PCB WPD PCB IRC PCB Power Supply PCB Coil ...

Page 133: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 98 106 ELC PCB Patient PCB APC PCB APC PCB APC PCB DC Pump ...

Page 134: ... bit 7 15 ADOUT7 Image data bit 8 16 ADOUT8 Image data bit 9 17 7 5V Power source for VL signal 18 NC 19 ADOUT9 Image data bit 10 20 5VA Power source for analog circuit 21 GND SD2 GND 22 NC 23 GND VCK GND 24 VCK Pixel clock digital data synchronizing signal 25 VCKM H Reset WM WR scope only others are unused 26 GND VCKM GND 27 5VD1 Power source for digital circuit 28 GND2 GND 29 VD Vertical synchro...

Page 135: ... Shield G signal return GND 12 NC 13 NC 14 5V POWER 15 GND 16 Hot Plag Detect Hot plug detection 17 T M D S Data 0 B signal 8 bit pair H SYNC V SYNC 18 T M D S Data 0 19 T M D S Data 0 Shield B signal return GND 20 NC 21 NC 22 T M D S Clock Shield Clock return GND 23 T M D S Clock Clock output pair 24 T M D S Clock 9 3 3 Video BNC Pin No Name of signals Remarks Center contact VBS 1Vp p signal 100 ...

Page 136: ...C No connection 12 NC No connection 13 Sync 4Vp p 75Ω unbalanced 14 NC No connection 15 NC No connection 9 3 6 RS 232C DSUB 9 pins Pin No Name of signals Remarks 1 NC Noｎ connection 2 RXD Receive data 3 TXD Transmission data 4 DTR Data terminal ready 5 GND Signal grand 6 N C No connection 7 RTS Transmission request 8 CTS Transmission possible 9 NC No connection 9 3 7 Keyboard USB A type Pin No Nam...

Page 137: ...nals Remarks Center contact Remote output Open collector Active low 500 msec Outer case GND 9 3 10 Foot SW DIN 5 pins Pin No Name of signals Remarks 1 NC 2 SW2 FOOT SW2 3 SW1 FOOT SW1 4 GND GND 5 NC 9 3 11 Ethernet RJ 45 Pin No Name of signals Remarks 1 TX 2 TX 3 RX 4 NC 5 NC 6 RX 7 NC 8 NC 9 3 12 Printer USB A type Pin No Name of signals Remarks 1 VCC 5 VDC 2 D Data transmitting and receiving pai...

Page 138: ...ial RX DATA 14 DGND DGND 15 ONE_UART_TXcn One connector Inter CPU communication TX 16 ONE_UART_RXcn One connector Inter CPU communication RX 17 ONE_SCPDETncn One connector Detect signal 18 DGND DGND 19 37pin VP detection loopback 20 DGND DGND 21 ONE_SDATAcn_P One connector image serial data 22 ONE_SDATAcn_N One connector image serial data 23 DGND DGND 24 LS_RSVINcn_N Spare input 25 LS_RSVINcn_P Sp...

Page 139: ...SS1807 N002 Instruction of System 104 106 9 4 Outline of PCB roles ...

Page 140: ...IOL PCB Converts signals and terminals to connect peripheral devices Controls front panel switch and LED Sounds buzzer Converts into LoRES image format VIDEO S RGB ELC PCB Communicates with Main PCB controlling brightness of the light switching observation mode etc Switches pump air supply amount stepwise HI MID LOW OFF Controls brightness controlling DRV PCB Stores logs of light source Drives lig...

Page 141: ... image sensor applying power changing gain shutter speed Controls scope switch Controls operation of optical zoom zoom machine only Performs software communication with processor state of scope switch position of optical zoom scope machine specific data Stores logs of one connector scope FPGA PCB Sends video data from sensor to processor WPD PCB LD PCB Converts video data electric signals to be se...

Page 142: ...SS1807 N002 Failure Analysis 1 64 Failure Analysis ...

Page 143: ...SS1807 N002 Failure Analysis 2 64 1 Troubleshooting Refer to the troubleshooting in operation manual EP 6000 Operation Manual 10 1 Troubleshooting ...

Page 144: ...kup of the service menu Same as on the left Dialog selection 3 Information Saving configuration file in External Memory Please wait for a while Do not remove External Memory while saving data Yes was selected at the above dialog Same as on the left Wait till saving is finished If the message does not disappear after waiting a while In case of repetitive errors after that replace External memory US...

Page 145: ... configuration file failed Same as on the left After the contents of the inserted external memory have been backed up in Windows PC etc insert external memory again and load the file after external memory has been physical formatted instead of being quick formatted In case of repetitive errors after that replace External memory USB PCB and the Harness Main USB 10 Information Log file will be saved...

Page 146: ...case of repetitive errors after that replace the main PCB 18 Information This patient information will be deleted OK Delete was selected on the patient list screen and Delete key was pressed Same as on the left 19 Information All patient information will be deleted OK Delete all listed data was selected on the patient list screen and Enter key was pressed Same as on the left 21 Information This do...

Page 147: ...color adjustment screen Same as on the left 33 Information Doctor page will be deleted OK After deletion doctors who are selecting this page will be back to shared doctor page When doctor page is being deleted Same as on the left 35 Information Service menu settings will be reset to factory default OK In the system menu setting on the service menu when the button Reset to factory defaults was pres...

Page 148: ...patient OK When patients with appropriate patient ID were not available at the time of reading the magnetic card on the observation screen Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures even if the patients with appropriate patient ID are available replace the magnetic card and the magnetic card reader 53 Information Appropriate patient is not found When patients with appropriate patient ID we...

Page 149: ...eleting all the patient and doctor information Same as on the left 63 Warning Cannot be shot any more Cause Number of shots exceeds upper limit End examination The number of shots exceeds the upper limit 999 Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures even when the number of shots has not yet reached 999 by counting the number of shots as 1 when shot with FICEOFF 2 when shot with FICEON and...

Page 150: ...f factory resetting is not executed replace the main PCB 72 Information Freeze release timing on PC monitor changed Restart the system Pressed Shft Alt J Same as on the left 73 Information Select the type of processing for doctor page At the time of doctor page selection Under condition of doctor page not being registered enter on the list 74 Information Select the type of processing for FICE page...

Page 151: ... selection 86 Information Writing will be executed OK Writing of gain was selected on manual color adjustment screen Same as on the left Dialog selection 87 Information Destination will be changed OK After the change system restart is required Same as on the left Dialog selection 88 Error File not found in destination setting directory Check the destination file File is not found in destination se...

Page 152: ...tialization Restart the system Same as on the left 96 Error It failed in initialization Restart the system Same as on the left 97 Error It failed in initialization Restart the system Same as on the left 98 Information Please press Esc key to go back to the exam screen for starting and ending the exam 99 Information Optical communication will be started OK 100 Information Optical communication is u...

Page 153: ...or 110 Information Optical communication results NG 09 data communication Error 111 Information Optical communication results NG 10 AFE Exam significant bit exam end Error 112 Information Optical communication results NG 11 IPPR Exam significant bit exam end Error 113 Information Optical communication results NG 12 AFE S600 significant bit channel disconnected Error 114 Information Optical communi...

Page 154: ...or a while Displayed while the VF Adjust mode was being switched Wait till mode switching is finished 125 Information Scope operating mode is to be set up Is it all right 126 Information The upgrading has completed No items to be upgraded All modules had already been upgraded to the latest status When the version upgrade screen was displayed Upgrade the version as required 127 Information There ar...

Page 155: ...pressed on the operating mode selection screen in the factory menu Same as on the left The message was displayed when trying to set the operating mode In case when acquisition of the operation mode frequently fails even after waiting for a while check the version of the Rear CPU and Front CPU If the version is later than 580 60P support replace the patient PCB 132 Information Please enter password...

Page 156: ... the changed information OK Please verify the changes you made When the Transfer this patient information button was pressed on the inspection information correction screen at re forwarding 147 Information The DICOMPREVIEW list of thumbnail screen was started 148 Information The DICOMPREVIEW list of thumbnail screen was started 149 Information There was no examination reservation in the designated...

Page 157: ... Information Installation is completed Turn off and on the power 160 Information The external memory setting screen was started 161 Information The external memory setting screen was ended 162 Information Change of screen resolution will take effect at next startup 163 Information The screen resolution setting has been set to SXGA This will take effect after restart When the setting of output reso...

Page 158: ...emory Please wait for a while Yes was selected in the above dialog Same as on the left Wait till initialization is finished Do not cancel initialization If initialization is not completed replace the main PCB 203 Information Initialization of Internal Memory is completed Initialization of internal memory was normally completed Same as on the left 204 Warning Initialization of Internal Memory faile...

Page 159: ...the search screen with the setting of including internal memory FTP not transferred backup images and FTP transferred backup images Replace the main PCB 210 Warning Cannot be saved in Internal Memory Saving in internal memory was tried After performing backup of the contents of internal memory in Windows PC external memory etc initialize the internal memory and then try back up again In case of re...

Page 160: ...memory and then try access again In case of repetitive errors after that replace the main PCB 216 Warning Some data is not yet saved Save these data in Internal Memory Some data is not yet saved Some data is not yet saved at the time when the inspection finished Some data is not yet saved at the time when external memory was inserted Some data is not yet saved at the time when external memory was ...

Page 161: ...t 222 Critical error Abnormality found in Internal Memory If the error appears each time the system is booted hardware may be faulty Displayed when a fault in internal memory occurred Error in internal memory A fault in the internal memory R W occurred In case of repetitive errors replace the main PCB 223 Warning Cannot be saved in Internal Memory When creation of folder in internal memory has fai...

Page 162: ...l dialog display Same as on the left 232 Warning Patient information linkage cannot be used on this screen The acquired data is canceled Only an observation screen a patient information input screen and a patient list screen can be used When patient information linkage is executed on non permitted screen Same as on the left 233 Warning There is not enough memory for the examination After exiting d...

Page 163: ...formation Initialization of External Memory is completed Initialization of external memory was completed 243 Warning Initialization of External Memory failed Check External Memory Error occurred during the initialization of the external memory 244 Warning There is not enough memory for the examination Delete data from Internal Memory When the space allocation fails at the time when the inspection ...

Page 164: ...tients 270 Warning Saving FICE parameter files failed Check External Memory Saving FICE parameter file failed Same as on the left After backing up the contents of inserted external memory in Windows PC external memory etc perform physical formatting instead of quick formatting of external memory insert the external memory and try saving again In case of repetitive errors after that replace the ext...

Page 165: ...ilures check the network cable and the network device 363 Warning FTP server is full Contact your system administrator Cause Files cannot be transferred because FTP server is full Although tried to use FTP server function FTP server is full Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures even if FTP server is not full check the network cable and the network device 364 Warning Data transfer to F...

Page 166: ...r that replace the main PCB 373 Information Data transfer to FTP server failed File could not be read from Internal Memory Broken images in internal memory errors in main PCB Same as on the left After performing backup of the contents of internal memory in Windows PC external memory etc initialize the internal memory and then try back up again In case of repetitive errors after that replace the ma...

Page 167: ...gain A deleted folder was selected Same as on the left Reconstruct the external memory 380 Warning FTP transfer is not available with the current setting For a FTP transfer select Use the network setting Tried transfer other file than DICOM file from the search screen with DICOM being used Same as on the left Select the transfer data again and review DICOM setting for service 381 Warning Examinati...

Page 168: ...check that the server s NTP process is running 601 Information Checking the connection to the server Please wait for a while 602 Information Communication with specified server succeeded 603 Error Communication with specified server failed The cable is not connected the remote I F server has not started up the IP address is incorrect or the cable encounters connection failure Check the network set...

Page 169: ...left Try installation again If version upgrade is not completed or in case of repetitive failures replace the main PCB 913 Warning Downgrading from current version to this version cannot be executed Tried to version downgrade to 1 102 or before from 1 103 914 Warning Execute version upgrade of the processor while examination is not executed Tried to version upgrade of the processor under the condi...

Page 170: ...n SERVICE_SCOPE screen startup 1025 Information FACTORY screen startup 1026 Information FICEPAGE screen startup 1027 Information FIGUREEMPH screen end 1028 Information COLOREMPH screen end 1029 Information FICE screen end 1030 Information COLOR screen end 1031 Information SHUTTER screen end 1032 Information IRIS screen end 1033 Information PATINPUT screen end 1034 Information PATLIST screen end 10...

Page 171: ...ND_STANDBY 1059 Information Change in inspection state IDLE 1060 Information Just after entering jig mode 1071 Information Abnormality was found in FeRAM however the operation continues with flash data 1072 Information Inspection list screen OPEN 1073 Information DICOM user setting screen OPEN 1074 Information DICOM service setting screen OPEN 1075 Information Inspection list screen CLOSE 1076 Inf...

Page 172: ...cking the state of cleanliness was not registered 8005 Information The scope has not been cleaned Please use a cleaned scope because of the possible spread of infections The information for scope that was not cleaned was read The result of checking the state of cleanliness was judged as not cleaned 8006 Warning A failure occurred while checking the cleaning of scope Please check if the network is ...

Page 173: ...nt information linkage function utilization setting in the server information setting for service was Use or Use search of patient ID only and an patient ID was not registered when requesting patient information Using barcode data with patient ID registered RFID data make a request of obtaining patient information 8014 Warning A timeout error occurred Please check the timeout value in the server i...

Page 174: ...results checked at the time of setting completion On DICOM setting screen for service press the button Save and Exit and enter Check again if there is any problem as the result of such mismatch 9002 Information Storage authentication succeeded Storage functions can be used When mismatch occurred between the results checked in advance on the setting screen and the results checked at the time of set...

Page 175: ...ccess of connection confirmation When connection confirmation was finished after the button Verify was pressed on DICOM setting screen for service success route Nothing special 9009 Warning Connection to the server failed Check the setting In case of failure of connection confirmation Wrong setting of server etc When connection confirmation was finished after the button Verify was pressed on DICOM...

Page 176: ...etting screen for service press button Password Confirmation and enter 9017 Warning License authentication failed Check the setting Something wrong with the information required for license authentication and network connection On DICOM setting screen for service press button Password Confirmation and enter Check the information required for license authentication and network connection 9018 Warni...

Page 177: ...age server is not established Create image file Cause Storage server is not connected to the network or network setting is incorrect The server is not connected to the network or something wrong with network setting When an event of examination start preparation was received Check network connection and setting 9024 Information Transferring image files to Storage server Please wait for a while Ima...

Page 178: ... DICOM reserve 6 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9035 Information DICOM reserve 7 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9036 Information DICOM reserve 8 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9037 Information DICOM reserve 9 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9038 Information DICOM reserve 10 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9039 Information DICOM reserve 11 DICOM reserve Same as on the left 9040 Informa...

Page 179: ...oscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The processor is in abnormal state Reset to factory defaults was selected on the scope color auto manual adjustment screen and scope color resetting to factory defaults failed Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures replace the main PCB and the patient PCB 20011 Information Writing scope color se...

Page 180: ...the 2 connectors were set Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures even if the scope is not connected to both of the 2 connectors replace the scope connector and the patient PCB 20021 Error Update of scope CPU failed 400 series scopes cannot be updated A scope update was performed while a 400 series scope was connected Same as on the left Updating of a 400 series scope is not possible an...

Page 181: ...failures replace the S600 scope 20028 Error Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The endoscope is in abnormal state A sensor communication error occurred in the S600 scope At notification from the S600 scope In case of repetitive failures replace the S600 scope 20029 Error Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the proces...

Page 182: ...nd the main PCB 20037 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause Light source unit or endoscope is connected improperly Failure of the patient PCB or poor connection with faulty connection with patient PCB at the time of communication processing with the patient PCB or Failure of the main PCB flexible flat cable or pa...

Page 183: ...ersists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause Light source unit or endoscope is connected improperly LFCPU Detection of foreign matter abnormal value Error message 0x0100 20045 Error Clean the equipment in the proper way as specified If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause Light source unit or endoscope is connected improperly LFCPU Abnormality with IrDA communications ...

Page 184: ...scope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The patient circuit is in abnormal state Patient PCB failure At the time of AFE_FPGA initialization CONF_DONE INIT_DONE is not changed to High in three seconds 20054 Error Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The FPGA of patient c...

Page 185: ...ate CODE 0x10201 30081 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x10202 30082 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x10203 30083 Warni...

Page 186: ...ate CODE 0x10305 30089 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x10306 30090 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x10307 30091 Warni...

Page 187: ... state CODE 0x11202 30097 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x11101 30098 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x11102 30099 Wa...

Page 188: ...te CODE 0x12101 30105 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x12102 30106 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x12103 30107 Warnin...

Page 189: ...ocessor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x11104 30114 Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The Light source unit is in abnormal state CODE 0x11401 Light source unit cannot be recognized by the processor 30119 Error Unplug and plug b...

Page 190: ...ng quick formatted In case of repetitive errors after that replace External Memory and the main PCB 30131 Warning Check the cable connection between the light source LL 7000 and processor and turn off and on the light source LL 7000 and processor Cause Light source is connected improperly or turned off LL 7000 was not recognized by the processor At detection of serial communication time out with L...

Page 191: ... Warning Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor and the light source If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The light source LL 7000 is in abnormal state CODE 0x11204 Cause Heat sink high temperature error was detected in light source At detection of temperature error in LL 7000 light source Wait until LD temperature is lowered Replace the light source if not ...

Page 192: ...ting in emergency lamp mode Take an appropriate measure referring to the operation manual and contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The light source LL 7000 is in abnormal state Cause 445nmLD failure was detected in light source At detection of LD unit failure in LL 7000 light source Replace the light source 30150 Error Unplug and plug back endoscope reset the processor and the light source If ...

Page 193: ...lug and plug back endoscope reset the processor and the light source If the problem persists contact your local FUJIFILM dealer Cause The light source LL 7000 is in abnormal state Cause FPGA SPI communication error was detected in light source Normal operation cannot be guaranteed even though there is no operation limit At detection of FPGA communication error in LL 7000 light source Upgrade the v...

Page 194: ...to print after examination is finished In case of repetitive failures even if a correct ink sheet is set replace the digital printer 40008 Warning Printer paper and ink sheet sizes do not match Match printer paper and ink sheet sizes To cancel printing select the Cancel button Wrong combination of ink sheet and paper When starting to print after examination is finished In case of repetitive failur...

Page 195: ...examination select the Cancel button Paper jamming occurred At the time of application start up at the time of auto print start upon examination start In case of repetitive failures even if paper is not jammed replace the digital printer 40021 Warning Ink sheet is not set in printer Set ink sheet To print after examination select the Cancel button Ink sheet cassette is not set At the time of appli...

Page 196: ...ion select the Cancel button Mechanical portion is being initialized At the time of application start up at the time of auto print start upon examination start In case of repetitive failures replace the digital printer 40031 Warning Adjusting the temperature of the printer head Please wait for a while To print after examination select the Cancel button Abnormally high heat is generated At the time...

Page 197: ...tion In case of repetitive failures even if paper is not jammed replace the digital printer 40041 Warning Printer ink sheet has run out Replace ink sheet When ink sheet is replaced printing resumes automatically Ink sheet has run out When error occurred during automatic printing during examination In case of repetitive failures even if the ink sheet has been replaced by a new one replace the digit...

Page 198: ...returned from the common library CComInfoFile In case of repetitive errors replace the external memory main PCB 40050 Warning Paper jamming occurred in printer Remove paper To cancel printing select the Cancel button Paper jamming occurred At the time of printer access 40051 Warning Printer is busy Check the printer To cancel printing select the Cancel button During cleaning during the MENU operat...

Page 199: ...ntouts are deposited at the paper exit area At the time of printer access 40061 Warning Now regulating the head temperature of the printer After a while printing resumes automatically HEATING head temperature 10 deg C COOLING Head temperature with laminate 55 deg C Head temperature without laminate 60 deg C At the time of printer access 40062 Warning Paper jamming occurred in printer Remove paper ...

Page 200: ...utomatically End of ink sheet When error occurred during automatic printing in inspection In case of repetitive errors after replacing with a new ink sheet replace the digital printer 40073 Warning Printer paper and printer ink sheet has run out Set printer paper and ink sheet To cancel printing select the Cancel button Printer paper and ink sheet have run out simultaneously When starting printing...

Page 201: ...r is opened At the time of instruction to print In case of repetitive failures even if the door is not opened replace the printer 41007 Warning Printer paper has run out Set printer paper Printer paper has run out Same as above In case of repetitive failures even if the printer is not running short of paper replace the printer 41008 Warning Ink sheet is not set in printer Set ink sheet The ink she...

Page 202: ...recorder Communication with the device cannot be established 1 The device is not turned on 2 Error occurred in the connection between the device and processor When confirming connection at start up At the time of still save processing In case of repetitive failures replace the cable connected to the still recorder the still recorder and the main PCB 42003 Warning No disk is inserted in the still r...

Page 203: ...e or the still recorder Same as on the left In case of repetitive failures replace the still recorder and the main PCB 43001 Warning Connection to the video recorder cannot be confirmed Check the video recorder Cause Video recorder is turned off or video recorder and processor are connected improperly Communication with the device cannot be established 1 The device is not turned on 2 Error occurre...

Page 204: ...deo recorder is busy Capture was performed while the device was in busy state such as Finalizing DVD R Same as above Wait until the processing on the video recorder is finished If the processing does not finish restart the video recorder In case of repetitive failures even when the video recorder is not executing any operation replace the video recorder 43009 Warning Patient has been switched duri...

Page 205: ...n ultrasonic processor is not connected by serial communication cable No message is displayed Logging only Check the cable connection with ultrasonic processor Check the power of ultrasonic processor Replace the cable Replace the light source if not improved 50005 Information Please enter a password Press ESC key to cancel Login authentication password dialog When the function needing login authen...

Page 206: ...SS1807 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 1 137 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment ...

Page 207: ...dual charge inside electronic elements of the PCB Be careful to prevent an electric shock or burn Inside a machine body there are components becoming high temperature and terminals where a large current is flown Be careful to prevent an electric shock or burn while the power is turned ON with cover opened Instruction Safety by grounding is maintained by proper connection of power cable and additio...

Page 208: ... Replacement of EP 6000 1 1 1 Top Cover Removal Procedures 1 Remove 1 filter assy 2 Remove 2 screws x 21 Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Filter Assy Not Supply Parts 2 Screw 301S3000408 21 120Ncm 3 Move the 3 top cover assy backward and remove it Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Top Cover Assy Not Supply Parts 1 3 2 2 2 1 ...

Page 209: ...07 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 4 137 4 Remove 4 screws x 2 from top cover assy then remove 5 tank holders x2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 110M300600N 4 60Ncm 5 Tank Holder 362N130032 2 4 5 3 5 ...

Page 210: ... Attach 7 caution label and 8 label to the location of 6 top cover as follows Degrease the surface of the pasting area before pasting the labels then paste the labels firmly without bubble in it to the designated location 0 5mm or less shifting is acceptable Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Top Cover 350Y200248 1 7 Caution Sticker 405N120684 1 8 Label 1 Please contact FTYO Note Exercise care not to make fl...

Page 211: ...e 3 filters from the 2 louver Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Louver 345N120160 1 3 Filter 376N0238 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Align the dustproof filter with the protrusion of the louver and then push the center protrusion of the dustproof filter into the louver to attach it Fix the filter securely on the louver 3 2 1 ...

Page 212: ...414 3 50Ncm 2 Socket Protection Cap 350N120335 1 CC 203 3 Move the 3 front cover assy forward remove the 4 Harness ELC OP and 5 Harness IOL OP from the operation panel then remove the 3 front cover assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Front Cover Assy Not Supply Parts 1 4 Harness ELC OP 136Y121006 1 CN2 5 Harness IOL OP 136Y121012 1 CN1 Note Be careful not to get the 3 Front Cover Assy stuck with the hump...

Page 213: ...D1 LED2 136Y121095 1 CN3 7 Operation Panel Assy 128Y200065 1 8 Screw 308S0414 4 60Ncm 9 Front Cover Sub Assy 350Y200225 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction When getting the front cover Assy fixed push the front cover Assy toward the main unit Note Be careful not to get the 3 Front Cover Assy stuck with the humps on the EVE connector when instal...

Page 214: ...assy following the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 3 Front Cover 2 Remove 1 clamps x 4 and 2 clamp x 1 3 Remove 3 ferrite core x 1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Clamp 316S1297 4 2 Clamp 316S1325 1 3 Ferrite Core 138S0009 1 4 Open the cover of linefilter then remove terminals 3 brown and 4 blue from line filter NF 4 青 NF 3 茶 1 3 2 ...

Page 215: ...then remove FG cable Note Exercise care not to lose the 5 tooth washer between FG cable and chassis Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 5 Tooth Washer 162M040N 1 6 Remove the connector from CN1 of 6 power supply PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Power Supply PCB 125N120017 1 CN1 4 5 6 CN1 ...

Page 216: ...cket Assy Not Supply Parts 1 8 Loosen 9 set screw and remove 10 key top assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 9 Set Screw 303S2000208 1 4Ncm 10 Key Top Assy Not Supply Parts 1 9 Take off the 12 power switch unit forward from 11 power switch bracket while pressing the nails Key Name ID Q ty Note 11 Power Switch Bracket 356N200866 1 12 Power Switch Assy 128Y200063 1 7 8 9 10 11 12 Press Press ...

Page 217: ...lation Instruction See from the back of 12 Switch and press 11 Power Switch Bracket so that the direction becomes as the following Reinstall the 10 key top assy deeply into the power switch When reinstalling the 9 set screw coat with screw retaing agent Y10N1026 ThreeBond 1401B Reinstall the screw for noise filter by 120Ncm ...

Page 218: ... 4Ncm 2 Key Top Assy Not Supply Parts 1 3 Power Switch Assy 128Y200063 1 3 Separate 5 ratchet and 6 stopper from 4 key top while pressing the nails Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Key Top 340Y120027 1 5 Ratchet 328N120010 1 6 Stopper 332N120025 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Reinstall the 2 key top assy deeply into the power switch side When reins...

Page 219: ...Procedures 1 Remove the front cover assy following the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 3 Front Cover 2 Open the 1 ferrite core Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Ferrite core 138S0139 1 3 Remove 2 screws x 5 then move 3 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Screw 308S0414 5 90Ncm 3 Bracket 356N200872 1 1 2 3 2 ...

Page 220: ...d 5 clamp x 1 then open the 6 ferrite core Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Clamp 316S1297 2 5 Clamp 316S0259 1 6 Ferrite Core 138S0139 1 5 Remove the connector of 8 coil assy from CN1 of 7 WOC PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 7 WOC PCB 113Y200242 1 8 Coil Assy Not Supply Parts 1 4 6 5 8 CN1 7 ...

Page 221: ... ID Q ty Note 9 Clamp 316S0259 3 7 Remove 10 screws x 2 and 11 spacer x 2 then remove 12 small cover unit Note Exercise care not to lose the 11 spacer x 2 when removing 10 screw x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 10 Screw 308S0414 2 60Ncm 11 Spacer 347S1065 2 12 Small Cover Unit 863Y200009 1 9 9 CN3 10 11 12 ...

Page 222: ...9 Small Cover Unit wrap the wire twice on the 8 Ferrite Core between the 2 indicators The position to pass the wiring is as shown below Instruction When replaced the 12 smole cover assy check the supply feed power following procedures in 1 3 Confirmation Procedures of Supply Feed Power after reassembly Wire through this gap Wire through this hole Wrap the wire twice 3 turns Indicator band ...

Page 223: ...to 7 of 1 1 6 Small Cover Unit 2 Remove 1 screws x 4 then remove 2 capacitor assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 4 60Ncm 2 Capacitor Assy 113Y200189 1 3 Open the 3 clamp then remove 5 harness WOC WPD from one connector plate assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Clamp 316S1297 1 4 One Connector Plate Assy 842Y120003 1 5 Harness WOC WPD 136Y200455 1 1 2 4 5 3 ...

Page 224: ...ate assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Screw 301S2780305 4 90Ncm 7 Screw 301S2780305 4 60Ncm 5 Remove 8 screws x 4 then remove the 9 ball holder upper assy from 10 one connector sub assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 8 Screw 301S2780305 4 90Ncm 9 Ball Holder Upper Assy 356Y200264 1 10 One Connector Sub Assy Not Supply Parts 1 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 225: ...lacement and Adjustment 20 137 6 Remove 11 screws x 3 then remove the 12 ball holder lower assy from 10 one connector sub assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 11 Screw 301S2780305 3 90Ncm 12 Ball Holder Lower Assy 356Y200265 1 12 11 10 ...

Page 226: ...C WPD is firmly connected deeply to CN1 of WPD PCB For the leaf spring fix the circular hole first and then the slotted hole On 5 harness WOC WPD secure 13 Ferrite Core with 14 Band and fix a 16 Band on the near side of 15 Clamp Key Name ID Q ty Note 13 Ferrite Core 138S0135 1 14 Band 316S1076 2 40 5N 15 Clamp 316S1297 1 16 Band 316S1076 2 40 5N 5 14 16 13 15 ...

Page 227: ...cedures 1 to 4 of 1 1 7 One connector plate assy 2 Remove 1 screws x 3 then remove 2 blacket left assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 3 90Ncm 2 Bracket Left Assy Not Supply Parts 1 3 Remove harness of 3 light source unit from CN3 and CN6 of ELC PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Light Source Unit 840Y200024 1 4 ELC PCB 113Y200119 1 1 2 CN5 CN6 3 4 ...

Page 228: ...s of light source unit from CN5 of 5 WOC PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 5 WOC PCB 113Y200242 1 5 Open the 5 clamp and cut the 7 band then remove the air tube from 8 pump assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Clamp 316S1297 1 7 Band 316S1076 1 40 5N 8 Pump Assy 133Y200006 1 CN5 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 229: ...ight source unit by hand as shown below Since the optical adjustment position may be shifted do not hold the heatsink red frames and the LG connector yellow frame Hold up a the back portion of the light source unit and pull it out backward b without getting it stuck with the wires and tubes Key Name ID Q ty Note 9 Screw 308S0424 4 120Ncm 10 Light Source Assy 840Y200024 1 How to hold 9 10 a b ...

Page 230: ...old up the back portion of the light source unit a little and set it in the frame without getting stuck with the wires and tubes When replacing the light source unit perform the EEPROM writing following procedures in 1 2 EEPROM Writing Procedure Note down and keep the unit serial number pasted on the light source unit This light source unit number will be used on the inspection after repair Unit s...

Page 231: ...y is shown in the figure below Degrease the surface of the pasting area on 2 Bracket paste 11 Shock Absorber along the bracket s edge and paste the 12 Shock Absorber along the half punch Key Name ID Q ty Note 11 Shock Absorber 386N200064 1 12 Shock Absorber 386N200069 1 13 Bracket 356N200875 1 12 11 13 ...

Page 232: ...owing the procedures 1 to 6 of 1 1 8 Light Source Unit 2 Remove 1 screws x 6 then remove 2 LG cover assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0426 6 120Ncm 2 LG Cover Assy Not Supply Parts 1 3 Remove 3 screws x 2 then remove 4 air tube assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Screw 308S0422 2 90Ncm 4 Air Tube Assy Not Supply Parts 1 3 4 1 2 ...

Page 233: ...40 5N 6 Pipe Joint 372N120042 1 7 Air Guide Pipe 369N120042 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation 指 示 Insert the 7 air guide pipe into the thicker side of air tube The length of A as below is 47 6 49 1 mm Make sure the binding position of the wire band is in the direction as below 5 7 6 Binding position thicker side A ...

Page 234: ...ube 100 4 one way valve and 5 tube 185 Cut off the band when remove the tube Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Joint Bracket 356N200750 1 2 E Ring 315S3360050 1 3 Tube 100 370N130086 1 4 One Way Valve 70K112536 1 5 Tube 185 370N130124 1 6 Band 316S1076 3 40 5N Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Attach the band on the thin part Do not attach it on the tape...

Page 235: ... 1 then remove 2 LED or 3 PTr Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Harness LG_PI WOC 136Y200457 1 2 LED 146S0114 1 3 PTr 146S0113 1 4 Screw 308S0417 1 30Ncm 5 Screw 308S0417 1 30Ncm Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note Because of the same shape be sure there are no mistake that orange harness is connected to 2 LED and black harness is connected to 3 PTr Pass the 1 Ha...

Page 236: ... the procedures 1 to 2 of 1 1 9 Air Guide Pipe 2 Remove 1 harness LG_PI WOC from 2 LED and 3 PTr Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Harness LG_PI WOC 136Y200457 1 2 LED 146S0114 1 3 PTr 146S0113 1 3 Cut off the 4 band x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Band 316S1076 2 40 5N 4 Open the 5 clamp x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 5 Clamp 316S1273 2 2 3 1 4 5 ...

Page 237: ...cement and Adjustment 32 137 5 Remove 6 screw x 2 then remove 7 clamp x 2 6 Cut off the 8 band then remove 1 harness LG_PI WOC Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Screw 308S0417 2 60Ncm 7 Clamp 316S1008 2 8 Band 316S1076 1 40 5N 6 7 8 6 7 ...

Page 238: ...d attach 3 PTr black on the black side of 1 Harness LG_PI WOC Since the connectors have the same shape be sure to insert the correct harness Connect 1 Harness LG_PI WOC connector to 2 LED and 3 PTr and secure it with 4 Band keep some looseness for the cables before securing To prevent from falling out secure the harness with 5 Clamp at a point between the indicator bands of 1 Harness LG_PI WOC Pas...

Page 239: ...INK Cable has been connected remove it before performing the procedures Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 WC LINK Cable 136Y121092 1 1 Remove the top cover following the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover 2 Remove 2 screws x 5 then 3 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Screw 308S0414 5 90Ncm 3 Bracket 356N200872 1 1 3 2 2 ...

Page 240: ...SS1807 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 35 137 3 Open the 4 clamp x 1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Clamp 316S0259 1 4 Open the 5 clamp x 4 Key Name ID Q ty Note 5 Clamp 316S0259 4 5 4 ...

Page 241: ...6 Remove the 8 harness WOC WPD form the CN10 of WOC PCB 7 Remove the harness WOC IRC of the 9 small cover unit from the CN3 of WOC PCB 8 Remove the harness of the 10 light source unit from the CN5 of WOC PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 8 Harness WOC WPD 136Y200455 1 CN10 9 Small Cover Unit 863Y200009 1 CN3 10 Light Source Unit 840Y200024 1 CN5 Note Since CN10 is fragile be careful when attaching detachi...

Page 242: ...PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 11 Harness ELC WOC Pow 136Y121010 1 CN2 12 Fan 119Y200013 1 CN12 13 Harness ELC WOC Sig 136Y200454 1 CN7 Note Since CN7 is fragile be careful when attaching detaching the connector 12 Remove 14 screw x 1 and 15 screw x 2 then remove 16 WOC PCB assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 14 Screw 308S0414 1 90Ncm 15 Screw 304S0082 2 30Ncm 16 WOC PCB Assy Not Supply Parts 1 Front Back 12 13...

Page 243: ...ID Q ty Note 11 Harness ELC WOC Pow 136Y121010 1 CN7 13 Harness ELC WOC Sig 136Y200454 1 CN13 Note Since CN13 is fragile be careful when attaching detaching the connector 15 Remove the 17 screw x 4 then remove 19 WOC PCB form the 18 WOC bracket assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 17 Screw 308S0414 4 60Ncm 18 WOC Bracket Assy Not Supply Parts 1 19 WOC PCB 113Y200242 1 CN7 11 CN13 13 18 19 17 ...

Page 244: ... WOC board downward and forward when secure it on 18 WOC bracket Assy Secure 18 WOC bracket Assy from the rear side first and then the frame side later There are 2 indicators bands on the harness of 7 Small Cover unit wrap the wire twice on the 6 ferrite core between the 2 indicators Secure here first 18 19 Wrap the wire twice 3 turns Indicator band ...

Page 245: ...1 When WOC board was replaced it is required to write the software on Write the board with the software in the same version as other boards When replacing the 19 WOC PCB perform the Supply Feed Power Confirmation following procedures in 1 3 Confirmation Procedures of Supply Feed Power Note DIP SW setting of WOC PCB is shown as below 6 20 ...

Page 246: ...137 The configuration of the 18 WOC blacket assy is shown in the figure below Attach the clamp so that the direction of the arrow is the lock position Key Name ID Q ty Note 20 Core Base 316S0163 1 21 Bracket 356N200870 1 22 Clamp 316S0259 5 22 21 20 22 ...

Page 247: ... ELC PCB write the basic information into the board after the board is replaced Removal Procedures 1 Remove the WOC PCB assy following the procedures 1 to 12 of 1 1 3 WOC PCB 2 Remove the 1 screw x 3 then remove the 2 bracket left assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 3 90Ncm 2 Bracket Left Assy Not Supply Parts 1 2 1 ...

Page 248: ...d CN6 of ELC PCB 10 Remove the connector of 10 harness ELC WOC Pow from CN2 of ELC PCB 11 Remove the connector of 11 fan from CN12 of ELC PCB 12 Remove the connector of 12 harness ELC WOC Sig from CN7 of ELC PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Harness PS ELC 136Y200451 1 CN1 4 Harness ELC OP 136Y121006 1 CN10 5 Pump Assy 133Y200006 1 CN11 6 Fan 119Y200013 1 CN13 7 Harness ELC Main IOL 136Y200452 1 CN3 8 H...

Page 249: ...heckup Replacement and Adjustment 44 137 13 Remove 13 Screw x12 and remove 15 ELC PCB while holding 14 Spacer x1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 13 Screw 308S0414 12 60Ncm 14 Spacer 316S0039 1 15 ELC PCB 113Y200119 1 15 13 14 ...

Page 250: ... the board with the software in the same version as other boards When replacing the ELC PCB perform the EEPROM writing following procedures in 1 2 EEPROM Writing Procedure Note down and keep the unit serial number pasted on the light source unit This light source unit number will be used on the inspection after repair Note DIP SW setting of ELC PCB is shown as below Unit serial number S2 All Off O...

Page 251: ...3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover 2 Cut off 1 band then remove the air tube from the pump Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Band 316S1076 1 40 5N 2 Pump Assy 133Y200006 1 3 Remove the connector of 2 pump assy from CN11 of ELC PCB 4 Remove 3 special screw x 4 then remove 2 pump assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Special Screw 308N120037 4 90Ncm 1 2 Air tube 2 CN11 3 2 ...

Page 252: ...07 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 47 137 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note Apply ThreeBond 1401B Y10N1026 on 3 Special Screw x4 and secure 2 Pump Assy ...

Page 253: ...ollowing the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover Instruction If the 1 WC LINK cable is connected remove it before proceeding Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 WC LINK Cable 136Y121092 1 2 Remove the connector of fan from CN12 of ELC PCB Note If CN12 is hard to remove it is recommended to remove ELC WOC pow from CN2 on ELC PCB first CN12 CN2 ...

Page 254: ... screw x 2 then remove 3 fan assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Screw 308S0414 2 90Ncm 3 Fan Assy Not Supply Parts 1 4 Remove 4 screw x 4 then remove 6 fan from 5 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 308S2760440 4 60Ncm 5 Bracket 363N200118 1 6 Fan 119Y200013 1 3 2 6 5 4 ...

Page 255: ...Replacement and Adjustment 50 137 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Install the fan with the label facing the back of the frame and the harness being at the inner side ...

Page 256: ...emoval Procedures 1 Remove the top cover following the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover 2 Remove 1 screw x 5 then remove 2 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 5 90Ncm 2 Bracket 356N200872 1 3 Open the 3 clamp then remove connector of the fan from CN13 of ELC PCB 2 1 1 CN13 3 ...

Page 257: ...n Assy Not Supply Parts 1 5 Remove 6 x 4 then remove 8 fan from 7 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Screw 308S2760440 4 60Ncm 7 Bracket 363N200118 1 8 Fan 119Y200013 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Install the fan with the label facing the back of the frame and the harness being at the inner side 5 4 7 8 6 ...

Page 258: ...res 1 to 3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover 2 Remove the connector of 1 power switch assy from the CN1 of power supply PCB 3 Remove the connector of 2 harness PS ELC from the CN8 of power supply PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Power Switch Assy 128Y200063 1 CN1 2 Harness PS ELC 136Y200451 1 CN8 4 Remove 3 screw x 4 then remove 5 power supply PCB from 4 power supply bracket assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Screw 308S041...

Page 259: ... Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note The configuration of the 4 power supply bracket assy is shown in the figure below Attach the clamp so that the direction of the arrow is the lock position Key Name ID Q ty Note 6 Clamp 316S1325 2 7 Bracket 356Y200184 1 7 6 6 ...

Page 260: ...noise filter 3 Loosen the screws of NF 1 NF 2 NF 3 and NF 4 and remove the terminals 4 Remove the 1 screw x 2 fixing the noise filter then remove 2 noise filter Note To avoid the rewiring mistake after replacement be sure to familiarize with the location of the wiring Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 2 90Ncm 2 Noise Filter 138N120002 1 NF 4 Blue NF 2 Blue NF 3 brown NF 1 Brown 2 1 ...

Page 261: ...everse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction Reinstall the screw for noise filter by 120Ncm Be sure to close the slide covers of the noise filter terminals to the end to make them locked Since the screws x 2 attached to noise filter are no use remove to discard them ...

Page 262: ...to 3 of 1 1 1 Top Cover 2 Remove 1 power cable and 2 cord band Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Power Cable 111K1107134 1 2 Cord Band 316S1412 1 3 Remove 3 screw x 1 then remove FG cable Note Exercise care not to lose the 4 tooth washer x 1 between FG cable and chassis Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 4 Tooth Washer 162M040N 1 3 4 1 2 ...

Page 263: ...ter then remove the NF 1 and NF 2 from terminals Note To avoid the rewiring mistake after replacement be sure to familiarize with the location of the wiring 5 Remove 5 screws x 2 then remove 6 inlet assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 5 Screw 111M300800N 2 40Ncm 6 Inlet Assy 120Y200019 1 NF １ Brown NF 2 Blue 6 5 ...

Page 264: ...crew for noise filter by 120Ncm Install the Inlet Assy with the fuse inlet facing outward Be sure to close the slide covers of the noise filter terminals to the end to make them locked Note 7 Fuse does not come with 6 Inlet Assy If 7 Fuse is still usable without abnormality only replace 6 Inlet Assy and reuse 7 Fuse Key Name ID Q ty Note 7 Fuse 119K129241 2 ...

Page 265: ...60 137 1 1 21 Fuse Removal Procedures 1 Open the fuse cover of the inlet with the flat blade screwdriver 2 Remove the 1 fuses x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Fuse 119K129241 2 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation 1 ...

Page 266: ...Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 16 90Ncm 2 Bottom Cover 350N120205 1 3 Remove connector from CN6 and CN3 of patient PCB 4 Open the 3 clamp x 1 and remove 4 screw x 4 then 5 EVE connector out forward 5 Remove connector from CN4 and CN5 of patient PCB then removr 5 EVE connecror Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Clamp 316S0259 1 4 Screw 308S0424 4 120Ncm 5 EVE Connector Assy 120Y200015 1 2 1 5 4 Patien...

Page 267: ...placement and Adjustment 62 137 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Instruction The EVE connector Assy must be assembled so that the mark is on the top when attaching to the equipment ...

Page 268: ... damaging the top cover remove the top cover by performing the procedures from step 1 to 3 in 1 1 1 Top Cover before performing other work procedures 2 Remove 3 ELC Main IOL from CN1 of IOL PCB 3 Remove 4 FFC Main IOL 20 from CN2 of IOL PCB 4 Remove 5 harness IOL OP from CN3 of IOL PCB 5 Remove 6 FFC Main IOL 31 from CN12 of IOL PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Harness ELC Main IOL 136Y200452 1 CN1 4 F...

Page 269: ...Screw 53K100072 4 40Ncm 10 Screw 110M300600N 1 40Ncm 11 Screw 53K112695 2 40Ncm 12 IO LORES PCB 113Y120126 1 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note Fasten each screw on the rear side for 12 IO LORES board and then fasten 11 Screw x2 Set the FFC cable in the positioning tab with the red surface facing up and make sure the connector is locked properly 12 7 1...

Page 270: ...cated one If you use an external memory that performed saving other than in EP 6000 the configuration data may not be correctly saved 2 Connect keyboard and the monitor to EP 6000 and turn ON the power 3 Press the Shift Alt System keys of keyboard to display the system setup menu 4 Move the cursor to Service 5 Move the cursor to Store config data in Ext Mem and press the Enter key 6 The message Co...

Page 271: ... harness ELC Main IOL from CN1 of main PCB 4 Open the 5 clamp x 5 then remove 6 harness Main USB from CN6 of main PCB 5 Remove 7 harness Main Patient from CN10 of main PCB 6 Remove 8 FFC Main Patient from CN11 of main PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Clamp 316S0259 1 3 Clamp 316S1297 1 4 Harness ELC Main IOL 136Y200452 1 CN1 5 Clamp 316S0259 5 6 Harness Main USB 136Y121013 1 CN6 7 Harness Main Patient ...

Page 272: ... 1 Note Make sure that no gasket is peeling away from the bracket Assy The locations of clamps and gaskets on the bracket Assy are shown as below Attach the clamp so that the direction of the arrow is the lock position Key Name ID Q ty Note 11 Bracket 356N200868 1 12 Clamp 316S0259 4 13 Clamp 316S1297 1 14 Gasket 7x4x140 387N120031 1 15 Gasket 7x4x29 387N120032 1 14 15 12 13 11 10 9 ...

Page 273: ...Spacer 347S0866 1 60Ncm 17 Screw 110M300600N 2 40Ncm 18 Screw 53K129167 4 40Ncm 19 Screw 304S0082 2 30Ncm 20 Main PCB Assy Not Supply Parts 1 10 Remove 22 FFC Main IOL 20 from CN7 of 21 main PCB 11 Remove 23 FFC Main IOL 31 from CN17 of 21 main PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 21 Main PCB 113Y200197 1 22 FFC Main IOL 20 136Y200664 1 CN7 23 FFC Main IOL 31 136Y200663 1 CN17 20 16 19 17 18 CN7 CN17 22 23 2...

Page 274: ...r reinstallation Note DIP SW setting of Main PCB is shown as below Set the FFC cable in the positioning tab with the red surface facing up and make sure the connector is locked properly Locked CN17 Locked CN7 LOcked CN11 Main PCB DIP SW Setting Front Back SW6 All OFF SW5 All OFF SW1 All ON SW3 All OFF SW2 All OFF ...

Page 275: ...n unit and then fasten 16 spacer x1 Since the basic setting of the main board service part has not been set be sure to do a factory reset switch the location and set the serial number after replacing the main board Because software is written in the Main PCB when replacing the Main PCB the version of the software must be matched with the ones of the other PCBs 16 ...

Page 276: ...tor to EP 6000 and turn ON the power 2 Press the Shift Alt Home keys of keyboard to display the Maintenance menu 3 Move the cursor to Factory Reset and press Enter 4 System data will be reset to factory default OK appears Move the cursor to Yes to press Enter The message disappears and factory resetting starts ...

Page 277: ...display the Maintenance menu Caution Do not perform operation other than the designated on Factory Menu Abnormality occurs on setting information and equipment does not operate normally 3 Move the cursor to Destination Selection and press Enter 4 Press Enter in Destination and select the destination by using and press Enter Model Destination FV693A EU 5 Move the cursor to Save and Exit and press E...

Page 278: ...lection of destination starts Caution The selection of destination takes approximately 1 minute Do not touch the processor until Setting destination is completed appears When power is turned off during the selection of destination setting change fails and the device does not function normally 7 When a message Setting destination is completed appears turn OFF ON the power ...

Page 279: ...number setting and press Enter 4 Move the cursor to VP Serial Number and press Enter 5 Input a serial number and press Enter 6 Move the cursor to Setting and press Enter 7 Move the cursor to Close and press Enter 8 Escape the Maintenance menu by Esc 9 By pressing the Shift Alt F5 keys of keyboard to display the System Information and confirm that the setting of serial number was performed 10 Move ...

Page 280: ...m Ext Mem by using and press Enter 6 The message Configuration file will be loaded from External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key Loading configuration file from External Memory appears and saving the configuration starts Caution It takes about 1 minute to restore config data Do not touch the processor until the message Loading configuration file is completed appears W...

Page 281: ... Setup screen 3 Move the cursor to Basic setting tab by using 4 Move the cursor to Date of Date Time Set by using and press Enter 5 Enter the year in numbers and press Enter 6 Enter the month in numbers and press Enter 7 Enter the day in numbers and press Enter 8 Move the cursor to Basic Setup in Time Setup and press Enter 9 Enter the hour in numbers and press Enter 10 Enter the minute in numbers ...

Page 282: ...rnt PCB 4 Remove 3 Harness ELC Patient from CN1 of Patirnt PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 FFC Main Patient 136Y200662 1 CN8 Ferrite Core 138S0578 1 2 Harness Main Patient 136Y121192 1 CN7 Ferrite Core 109S0029 1 3 Harness ELC Patient 136Y200453 1 CN1 Ferrite Core 109S0029 1 5 Remove 4 screw x 4 then removed 5 Patient PCB cover assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 308S0414 4 60Ncm 5 Patient PCB Cover As...

Page 283: ... Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note DIP SW setting of Patient PCB is shown as below Set the FFC cable in the positioning tab with the red surface facing up and make sure the connector is locked properly Instruction Because software is written in the Patient PCB when replacing the Patient PCB the version of the software must be matched with the ones of the other PCBs 8 6 7 Front...

Page 284: ... then take USB PCB assy forward Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0414 1 90Ncm 3 Open the 2 clamp x 1 then remove 3 harness Main USB from CN1 of USB PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 2 Clamp 316S0259 1 3 Harness Main USB 136Y121013 1 4 Remove 4 screw x 1 and 5 screw x 2 then remove 6 USB PCB Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 308S0414 1 60Ncm 5 Screw 280M20057R 2 20Ncm 6 USB PCB 113Y200212 1 1 2 3 6 5 4 ...

Page 285: ...edures since injury may be caused by the unstable rotating parts when using electrical tools to removing or fastening 4 Screw The configuration of the bracket is shown in the figure below Attach the clamp so that the direction of the arrow is the lock position Key Name ID Q ty Note 7 Bracket 356N201021 1 8 Gascket 13x10x14 387N200034 1 9 Clamp 316S0259 1 8 7 9 ...

Page 286: ... Bracket 356N200872 1 3 Remove the fan assy following the procedures 2 to 3 of 1 1 16 Fan Light source unit side 4 Remove the fan assy following the procedures 3 to 5 of 1 1 17 Fan Power supply PCB side 5 Remove the terminal of inretto assy following the procedures 2 to 5 of 1 1 20 Inlet Assy 6 Turn the equipment upside down remove 3 screw x 16 and remove 4 bottom cover Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Scr...

Page 287: ...screw x 1 10 screw x 1 11 screw x 2 12 screw x 4 and 13 screw x 1 on the back of IO PCB 10 Remove 14 screw x 1 then remove 15 cover Key Name ID Q ty Note 9 Screw 110M300600N 1 40Ncm 10 Screw 53K112695 1 40Ncm 11 Screw 53K122802 2 40Ncm 12 Screw 53K100072 4 40Ncm 13 Screw 53K112695 1 40Ncm 14 Screw 308S0414 1 90Ncm 15 Cover 350N200309 1 Note In case of using the network terminal take 15 Cover as 16...

Page 288: ... finger guard x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 17 Screw 308S0414 8 90Ncm 18 Finger Guard 364N200034 2 12 Remove 19 terminal 20 tooth washer x 1 and 21 spring washer x 1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 19 Terminal 108K104642 1 450Ncm 20 Tooth Washer 162M060N 1 21 Spring Washer 165M0602T 1 18 18 17 17 20 21 19 ...

Page 289: ...SS1807 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 84 137 13 Remove 22 screw x 4 then remove 23 rear panel Key Name ID Q ty Note 22 Screw 308S0414 4 90Ncm 23 Rear Panel 355Y200066 1 23 22 ...

Page 290: ...out the 24 label please conntact the person in charge of FTYO Key Name ID Q ty Note 24 Label 1 Please conntact FTYO To use the network connector remove the 15 cover and install the 16 LAN connector guard Key Name ID Q ty Note 14 Screw 308S0414 1 90Ncm 15 Cover 350N200309 1 16 LAN Connector Guard 350N200360 1 15 14 16 Network connector 24 ...

Page 291: ...ssy following the procedures 1 to 3 of 1 1 3 Front Cover 2 Remove 1 screw x 1 and 2 clamp x 1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 2 Clamp 316S1189 1 3 Turn the equipment upside down remove 3 screw x 16 and remove 4 bottom cover Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Screw 308S0414 16 90Ncm 4 Bottom Cover 350N120205 1 2 1 4 3 ...

Page 292: ...5 Clamp 316S0259 4 6 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 7 Clamp 316S1189 1 8 Harness IOL OP 136Y121012 1 CN3 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note Set in 8 harness IOL OP based on the coated end face Make sure that 2 7 clamps fixing portion are not biting in the coated end face 8 5 7 6 IO PCB CN Configuration Rear Front CN3 Coated end face 2 7 ...

Page 293: ... 1 to 3 of 1 1 3 Front Cover 2 Remove the connector of 1 pump assy from CN11 of ELC PCB 3 Remove 2 special screw x 4 then 1 pump assy shift forward Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Pump Assy 133Y200006 1 2 Special Screw 308N120037 4 90Ncm 2 Remove 4 screw x 2 and 5 clamp x 2 Key Name ID Q ty Note 4 Screw 308S0406 2 120Ncm 5 Clamp 316S1189 2 1 CN11 2 5 5 4 4 ...

Page 294: ...7 Harness ELC OP 136Y121006 1 CN10 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation Note Set in 7 harness ELC OP based on the coated end face Make sure that 5 clamp fixing portion are not biting in the coated end face Apply ThreeBond 1401B Y10N1026 on 2 Special Screw x4 and secure 1 Pump Assy 6 7 CN10 Coated end face 5 5 Coated end face ...

Page 295: ...l Cover Unit 3 Remove the One Connector plate assy following the procedures 2 to 4 of 1 1 7 One Connector plate Assy 4 Remove the EVE Connector assy following the procedures 2 to 5 of 1 1 22 EVE Connector 5 Remove the USB PCB assy following the procedures 2 to 4 of 1 1 26 USB PCB 6 Open the 1 clamp 1 and free the air tube Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Clamp 316S1297 1 7 Open the 2 clamp x 1 and free the...

Page 296: ...en the 3 clamp x 2 and free the 4 harness IOL OP Key Name ID Q ty Note 3 Clamp 316S0259 2 4 Harness IOL OP 136Y121012 1 9 Remove 5 screw x 1 6 clamp x 1 and free the 4 harness IOL OP Key Name ID Q ty Note 5 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 6 Clamp 316S1189 1 4 3 6 5 4 ...

Page 297: ... x 1 8 clamp x 1 and free the 9 harness ELC OP Key Name ID Q ty Note 7 Screw 308S0406 1 120Ncm 8 Clamp 316S1189 1 9 HarnessELC OP 136Y121006 1 11 Remove 10 screw x 2 then remove 11 bracket Key Name ID Q ty Note 10 Screw 308S0414 2 90Ncm 11 Bracket 356N200874 1 8 7 9 10 11 ...

Page 298: ...ont frame assy Key Name ID Q ty Note 12 Screw 308S0414 7 90Ncm 13 Front Frame Assy Not Supply Parts 1 13 Remove 14 clamp x 2 15 clamp x 3 16 clamp x 1 and 17 core base x 1 Key Name ID Q ty Note 14 Clamp 316S1297 2 15 Clamp 316S0259 3 16 Clamp 316S0485 1 17 Core Base 316S0163 1 13 12 16 17 15 14 ...

Page 299: ...asket 7x4x140 387N120031 2 20 Band 316S1076 4 21 Front Frame 355Y200068 1 Degrease the pasting area on 21 Front Frame and paste the gasket firmly on the end face by aligning it with the edge shown by the arrow below Fold the two ends of 19 gasket 7x4x140 into the front frame and secure it with 20 Band Make sure that 20 Band is not protruding from the end face of 21 Front Frame Attach the clamp so ...

Page 300: ... 1 1 31 Foot Removal Procedures 1 Turn the equipment upside down remove 1 screw x 4 and 2 foot x 4 Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 Screw 280M40147N 4 120Ncm 2 Foot 367N120001 4 Reinstallation Procedures Reverse the removal procedures for reinstallation 2 2 2 2 1 ...

Page 301: ...tment 96 137 1 1 32 Keyboard cover Removal Procedures 1 Remove the double stick tape from 1 DK 6000 and remove 2 keyboard cover Key Name ID Q ty Note 1 DK 6000 128Y200082 1 US International keyboard for FV693A 2 Keyboard Cover 59B1113742 1 2 1 ...

Page 302: ... side gloss surface facing up Note It is recommended to place 2 keyboard cover on the peeled pasted board so that the subsequent procedures will be easier to perform 3 Paste double stick tape at positions that are 2mm from the outer frame of 2 keyboard cover shown as following Instruction Use Nichiban double stick tape NW 15 or equivalent product Nichiban NW 15 tape width 15mm adhesibility normal ...

Page 303: ...ment 98 137 5 Peel off the pasted paper of the double stick tape 6 Fold back 2 keyboard cover and paste it on DK 6000 7 Cut in 4 keyboard cover at the 4 positions shown as below DK 6000 back side DK 6000 back side DK 6000 back side Cut Cut Cut ...

Page 304: ...SS1807 N002 Checkup Replacement and Adjustment 99 137 8 Fold it from the cut position x4 9 Fold the left and right and paste it on DK 6000 DK 6000 back side DK 6000 back side 90 Cut Cut ...

Page 305: ...before used 1 Decompress EP6000INSPECTION zip directly under C drive 2 Open CDM v2 12 00 WHQL Certified exe under C EP6000INSPECTION Driver 3 By following the window click Execute Extract and Next then place a checkmark to I Agree Click Next and then Finish 4 Connect the EEPROM writing jig Y10N100044 to USB terminal of PC 5 The message Device driver software installed successfully displayed after ...

Page 306: ...rt Control Panel and check the port number of COM and LPT COM4 in the figure 7 Open C EP6000INSPECTION EP6000INSPECTION ini and write down the COM number checked in device manager Example as COM4 COM PortNo COM4 8 Overwrite copy the EP6000INSPECTION ini file and close it Check this item ...

Page 307: ...9 Reset lighting time is not execute Light source unit 840Y200024 1 Remove the WC LINK cable from the processor and connect the WC LINK terminal light source side to the USB terminal PC side with the EEPROM writing cable Y10N100044 2 Turn the light source power ON 3 Start EP6000INSPECTION exe 4 Click Write to ROM button and the ROM Write window opens Y10N100044 ...

Page 308: ...en C EP6000INSPECTION LCTLROM_master_EP 6000_170830 epr 6 Click Write to ROM button 7 When Master data being written to LCTR ROM is displayed the processing has been started Wait until End is displayed About 15 minutes 8 When End is displayed turn OFF ON the processor Writing Write Completed ...

Page 309: ...4 137 9 Click the Reset lighting time button as required Instruction When replacing ELC board Do not perform Reset lighting time When replacing optical unit Perform Reset lighting time 9 Terminate the EEEPROM writing software 10 Turn OFF the processor ...

Page 310: ...0 series scope to the processor 2 Press the EXAM button to switch the connection status to ACTIVE confirm that the observation screen is displayed on the monitor 3 Wait 2 minutes after the observation screen is displayed 4 Connect an external memory to acquire scope log data Instruction of System 2 5 6 2 700 System Scope Log Acquisition 5 Hold down the EXAM button to switch the connection status t...

Page 311: ...at the observation screen is displayed on the monitor 8 Wait 2 minutes after the observation screen is displayed 9 Acquire scope log data Instruction of System 2 5 6 2 700 System Scope Log Acquisition 10 Hold down the EXAM button to switch the connection status to STANDBY and remove the 740 series scope from the processor 11 Remove the external memory and turn OFF the processor ...

Page 312: ...ide mA Note Log data is acquired per minute so the 3 lines above are also recorded per minute 3 Calculate the difference of power received Difference of power received Qi_V_SENSE Qi_I_SENSE Qi_FOD 1000 Example when using 760 series scope Determination value Qi_V_SENSE Qi_I_SENSE Qi_FOD 18574 157 2060 856 118 1000 1000 4 Measure it 3 times check if the average value is in the standard range Scope t...

Page 313: ...ng the test 5 Basically use the right hand to operate equipments 2 1 3 Handling of tester Follow the operation manual of each tester 2 1 4 Connection with other equipments Do not connect EP 6000 and other equipments during the Electrical Safety Test 2 2 Preparation for Test 2 2 1 Checking the testers prior to the Test 1 Check condition of each tester prior to the start of test Follow instruction i...

Page 314: ...itor to EP 6000 and turn ON the power 3 Press Shift Alt System on the keyboard and enter the service password to display the system setting 4 Move the cursor to Service 5 Move the cursor to Store config data in Ext Mem and press the Enter key 6 The message Configuration file will be saved in External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key The message Saving configuration fil...

Page 315: ...rth Connection Test 0 1Ω or less 1 Set the test frequency in Table 2 2 Connect the probes of the protective continuity tester to the GND terminal of the power plug and upper front screw on the left side of the processor 3 Apply current of 25 A 4 Wait in this state for 5 seconds and read the resistance value JIG Equipment Protective continuity tester Connect the probe of the protective continuity t...

Page 316: ...Equipment Withstand voltage tester 2 2 Between applied part the unit Must not have a discharge or an electrical breakdown when the voltage of the dielectric strength test in Table 3 is applied for 1 second 1 Connect the 842Y130002 jig and J57721 jig to the processor 2 Connect the red clip on dielectric strength tester to the 842Y130002 jig and the J57722 jig 3 Connect the black clip on dielectric ...

Page 317: ...p and leave in this state for more than 5 minutes 4 Apply the enclosure leakage current test Jig Y11N034 to the operation panel connect the probe of the leakage current tester and read the leakage current value in each state The measurement condition refers to Table 5 JIG Equipment Leakage current tester 3 Patient leakage current I The value should be below the value shown in Table 5 1 Set the tes...

Page 318: ...ower plug is used for measurement 5 Turn ON the power to the device to be measured and leave as is for 5 minutes or more 6 Apply the test voltage and read the leakage current value in each state 7 Return the applied voltage to 0V and disconnect all cables The measurement condition refers to Table 5 JIG Equipment Leakage current tester 842Y130002 J57722 4 Electric current Must be 10 or less in rela...

Page 319: ...There is nothing lacking and skew on the printing Visually check the printing on the front and rear panel Visually check the information mark 5 Fuse The T3 15A H250V fuse is mounted Remove the fuse to check the rated value 2 4 2 Function No Inspection Item Acceptance Criterion Inspection Method NOTE 1 Dustproof Filter There is not problem with attaching the dustproof filter The filter is not clogg...

Page 320: ...visually check the monitor color of EXAM button light color of the indicator and the image displayed on the screen Press the EXAM button and check if the buzzer sounds Jig Equipment Any scope that can be used in combination 6 LIGHT button Press the LIGHT button then the lamp lights up the LIGHT button and the ON indicator lights in blue Press the LIGHT button again then the lamp is turned off the ...

Page 321: ...Press the LIGHT MODE button one time check that the 1 lights up and the display is switched to BLI mode Press the LIGHT MODE button one more time check that the 2 lights up and the display is switched to BLI bright mode Press the LIGHT MODE button one more time check that the 3 lights up and the display is switched to LCI mode Press the LIGHT MODE button one more time check that the light of 1 2 3...

Page 322: ...ss the FICE button on the keyboard to turn the function ON See the image from the scope and select 0 1 8 in order with numeric keypad check the image color change and return to 0 Turn FICE off Jig Equipment Any scope that can be used in combination 16 Digital printer connector Signals must be correctly output to the digital printer terminal Connect the digital printer with a USB cable and check if...

Page 323: ...nect USB memory and a scope and turn ON the power Take in the images from the USB memory to the embedded memory Hold down the EXAM button 2 seconds to turn the scope OFF Press the Search key and input a search condition Move the cursor to the image list number and press C to copy it to an external memory At this time check the indicator on the front cover flashes in orange Press the Search key and...

Page 324: ...e status to ACTIVE Turn OFF the pump Press the EXAM button to set the status to STANDBY remove the scope and connect the light measurement jig Measure the maximum light quantity for the normal observation mode and check if it is within the standard range written to Table8 Clean the window glass of the jig with alcohol before measuring the light quantity Jig Equipment 620Y200004 Y10N100217 28 PUMP ...

Page 325: ...rce Assy unit number The light source unit number is the same as the one written on the plate Retrieve the system information compare the light source unit number and the unit serial number kept when performing the parts replacement Perform this inspection item only when Light source unit or ELC board is replaced 33 Keyboard Correct input can be done with keyboard Connect the keyboard to the proce...

Page 326: ...st Condition Applicable Class A B C E F D Operation Power Supply AC100 to 240V 50 60Hz AC220V 50Hz Earth Leakage Current 264V 60Hz 242V 50Hz Enclosure Leakage Current Patient leakage Current I Patient leakage Current III Table 5 Leakage Current Specification Test specifications μA Probe Connection points A B C D E F Earth leakage current Normal condition N 400 R Single fault condition Power discon...

Page 327: ... Force to pull out 22N 43N Inspect the force based on the average value of five measurements A minus sign shows that the force is in the pulling direction Table 8 Maximum Light Quantity Specification Applicable Class A B C D E F Mode Maximum light emission of light source Normal light mode 1241mW 1612mW Table 9 Pump Specification Applicable Class A B C D E F Air supply pressure H 50 10kPa Air supp...

Page 328: ...ess μA 15 FICE OK NG Earth Reverse phase 16 Digital printer connector OK NG disconnection 400μA or less μA 17 Keyboard connector OK NG Single fault Normal phase 18 RS 232C connector 1 2 OK NG condition 400μA or less μA 19 Network connector OK NG Power Reverse phase 20 Remote connector 1 2 OK NG disconnection 400μA or less μA 21 Foot switch connector OK NG 3 Patient leakage current I 22 Electronic ...

Page 329: ... and press Enter 6 The message Configuration file will be loaded from External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key Loading configuration file from External Memory appears and saving the configuration starts Caution It takes about 1 minute to restore config data Do not touch the processor until the message Loading configuration file is completed appears When power is turne...

Page 330: ...s Screwdriver Bit No 2 200mm Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 17 No 2 200mm Y12N0787 Phillips Screwdriver Bit No 2 75mm φ3 5 Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 17 No 2 75mm φ3 5 Y12N0754 Phillips Screwdriver Bit No 1 75mm φ3 5 Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 17 No 1 75mm φ3 5 Y12N0772 Hexagon Bit H2 5 70mm Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 32X H2 5 70mm Y22N0035 Hexagon Bit H0 89 65mm Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 17X H0 89 65mm ...

Page 331: ...ox Bit Maker OHMISEIKI Code V 17B MAG H5 5 φ9 A2 0 150mm Y22N100060 Torque driver 2 15cN m Check 1day 1 Check with torque meteasuring equipment Refer to 3 3 1 Maker TOHNICHI Code BMRD15CN2 Y22N100061 Torque d river 10 60cN m Check 1day 1 Check with the torque meter See 3 3 1 Maker TOHNICHI Code RTD60CN Y22N100062 Torque driver 60 260cN m Check 1day 1 Check with torque measuring equipment Refer to ...

Page 332: ...1day 1 Check with torque measuring equipment Refer to 3 3 1 Maker TOHNICHI Code RTD500CN JT5049 Long Nose Pliers Maker HOZAN Code N 15 150 JT5040 Snips Maker HOZAN Code N 838 Y22N100001 Manual binding tool Check 1day 1 Check with the torque meter See 3 3 2 Maker Panduit Model GTS Y10N1026 ThreeBond 1401B Screw lock agent for all materials 200g 1 ca Maker ThreeBond Model 1401B ...

Page 333: ...ter Calibration 1 year Manufacturer calibration Maker Ophir Model Vega Used in combination with 620Y200004 Y11N0362 Illuminance measuring tool probe Calibration 1 year Manufacturer calibration The following illuminometer is used Maker Konica Minolta Model T 10MA Y20N100002 Digital force gauge Calibration 1 year Manufacturer calibration Maker NIDEC SIMPO Model FGP 20 842Y130002 Electrical safety te...

Page 334: ...g Check 1 day 1 Check continuity See 3 3 4 Y11N0346 Enclosure leakage current test Jig J57722 Leakage current test Jig 500 Series Check 1day 1 Short circuit between terminals 2 Resistance load Refer to 3 3 5 J57721 Dielectric strength test Jig 500 Series Check 1day 1 Short circuit between terminals Refer to 3 3 6 Y11N100039 Air supply volume Air supply pressure connector ...

Page 335: ... Period Check Items Description JA5003 Air feed and pressure gauge Calibration 1 year Remove air feed and pressure gauge for manufacturer calibration JA5015 Air supply pressure gage Check at leak Calibration 1 year The manometer is calibrated by its manufacturer or a certified calibration organization ...

Page 336: ... ST5540 etc Calibration 1 year Manufacturer calibration Leakage current IEC60601 1 compliant Keyboard DK 6000 General operation confirmation USB memory SwissBit made SFU22048E1BP2TO I MS 111 STD SFU22048E3BP2TO I MS 121 STD Customer s config data back up File System FAT32 500 System Scope 600 System Scope 700 System Scope EG 590WR EG 600WR EG 760R etc Check 1 year Refer to 3 3 5 General operation ...

Page 337: ...1R 2004 Card reader operation S video cable CC2 903 etc General operation confirmation BNC cable BNC 03 etc General operation confirmation RGB cable CC3 603 etc General operation confirmation DVI D cable CC5 301 etc General operation confirmation RS232C cable CC6 101 CC5 001 etc Peripheral device terminal confirmation Remote cable CR 05 etc Remote operation confirmation LAN cable Straight Network ...

Page 338: ...es 3 3 1 Torque driver 3 3 1 1 Torque 1 Procedure 1 Adjust the tightening torque of the torque driver to a service value 2 Attach a bit to the torque driver 3 Set the torque driver onto the torque gauge and turn it to measure a torque 2 Evaluation 1 Should be a set value 10 ...

Page 339: ...ightening force measurement jig to the digital force gauge and fix it to the binding band tightening force measurement jig 2 Turn on the digital force gauge and set it to the PEAK mode 3 Press the Zero button to enable measurement 4 Set the cable tie 316S1076 in the cable tie holder 5 Set the manual binding tool as if applying it to the jig block and pull the handle to cut the cable tie 6 Read the...

Page 340: ...ment jig 3 3 3 1 Interterminal Resistance Value 1 Procedure 1 Use the tester to measure a resistance value between the respective terminals a b c and d 2 Evaluation 1 Should be 1Ω or less 3 3 4 Protective earth power cable jig 3 3 4 1 Resistance Value 1 Procedure 1 Measure a resistance value between the probes of the tester Measured value A 2 Measure a resistance value between the AC cable socket ...

Page 341: ...sistance of 950kΩ or over between the clips and pins 2 and 3 pin 11 pin 17 pin 20 pin 25 pin 27 and pin 32 3 Ensure there is a shot circuit between coaxial cable and the clips 4 Ensure there is a short circuit between the frame and the clips 3 3 6 Dielectric strength test Jig 500 Series 3 3 6 1 Resistance between terminals 1 Procedures 1 Measure the resistance between terminals using the tester 2 ...

Page 342: ... of 1 m or more between the end of the scope and an object to check the brightness level 5 Put a hand etc close to and away from the end of the scope to check the response of an iris 2 Evaluation 1 When the distance of 1 m or more is kept between the end of the scope and the object the brightness level should be maximized 2 When the object is put close to and away from the end of the scope the aut...

Page 343: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 1 19 Service Parts List ...

Page 344: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 2 19 2 6 4 3 5 5 2 1 10 30 2 7 8 13 12 9 11 9 9 28 9 29 27 9 9 9 9 25 24 25 24 15 21 20 19 22 22 9 23 16 17 26 26 18 14 9 9 9 9 ...

Page 345: ...8Y200065 Operation Panel Assy J 1 12 350Y200225 Front Cover Sub Assy 1 13 136Y121095 Harness OP LED1 LED2 1 14 111M300800N Screw 2 15 120Y200019 Inlet Assy 1 16 308S0406 Screw 1 17 162M040N Tooth Washer 1 18 119K129241 Fuse 2 19 108K104642 Terminal 1 20 165M0602T Spring Washer 1 21 162M060N Tooth Washer 1 22 364N200034 Finger Guard 2 23 350N200309 Cover 1 24 363N200118 Bracket 2 25 119Y200013 Fan ...

Page 346: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 4 19 10 8 11 9 6 25 24 23 14 14 27 28 31 29 26 30 36 35 345 33 32 6 15 12 13 5 1 7 18 19 22 21 16 2 14 6 4 3 17 6 20 6 12 14 6 6 6 ...

Page 347: ...w 15 15 842Y120003 One Connector Plate Assy 1 16 113Y200189 Capacitor Assy 1 17 111K1107134 Power Cable 1 18 316S1412 Cord Band 1 19 138N120002 Noise Filter 1 20 308S0406 Screw 1 21 162M040N Tooth Washer 1 22 138S0009 Ferrite Core 1 23 356Y200264 Ball Holder Upper Assy 1 24 356Y200265 Ball Holder Lower Assy 1 25 One Connector Sub Assy 1 Not Supply Parts 26 340Y120027 Key Top 1 27 328N120010 Ratche...

Page 348: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 6 19 6 13 13 16 18 17 17 6 18 14 15 6 9 10 6 12 7 6 11 8 6 5 1 4 3 2 ...

Page 349: ...2 4 316S1273 Clamp 2 5 369N120042 Air Guide Pipe 1 6 316S1076 Band 7 7 372N120042 Pipe Joint 1 8 356N200750 Joint Bracket 1 9 315S3360050 E Ring 1 10 370N130086 Tube 100 1 11 70K112536 One Way Valve 1 12 370N130124 Tube 185 1 13 308S0417 Screw 2 14 146S0113 PTr 1 15 146S0114 LED 1 16 136Y200457 Harness LG_PI WOC 1 17 308S0414 Screw 2 18 316S1008 Clamp 2 ...

Page 350: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 8 19 13 12 14 11 14 17 7 7 2 6 15 7 2 3 4 1 5 2 10 9 17 7 7 8 18 12 13 16 ...

Page 351: ...arness ELC WOC Pow 1 5 136Y200455 Harness WOC WPD 1 6 138S0135 Ferrite Core 1 7 316S1076 Band 6 8 304S0082 Screw 2 9 316S0039 Spacer 1 10 113Y200119 ELC PCB 1 11 356N200870 Bracket 1 12 316S0163 Core Base 2 13 138S0139 Ferrite core 2 14 316S0259 Clamp 5 15 136Y121006 Harness ELC OP 1 16 387N120039 Gasket 8x7x115 1 17 387N120031 Gasket 7x4x140 2 18 386N200069 Shock absorber 1 ...

Page 352: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 10 19 2 2 2 4 1 3 3 2 3 3 6 5 ...

Page 353: ...Service Parts List 11 19 Fig 05 Parts No Part No Part Name Q ty Remarks 1 350N120205 Bottom Cover 1 2 280M40147N Screw 4 3 367N120001 Foot 4 4 308S0414 Screw 16 5 308S0424 Screw 4 6 120Y200015 EVE Connector Assy 1 ...

Page 354: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 12 19 23 24 20 19 20 19 21 22 4 18 25 26 12 8 7 5 9 11 3 2 14 16 9 9 9 2 1 9 15 17 6 2 2 2 10 13 27 ...

Page 355: ...t PCB 1 9 347S0866 Spacer 5 10 136Y121013 Harness Main USB 1 11 136Y200663 FFC Main IOL 31 1 12 136Y200664 FFC Main IOL 20 1 13 316S0039 Spacer 1 14 138S0578 Ferrite Core 1 15 136Y200662 FFC Main Patient 1 16 136Y121192 Harness Main Patient 1 17 109S0029 Ferrite Core 1 18 113Y200197 Main PCB 1 19 110M300600N Screw 3 20 53K112695 Screw 2 21 53K100072 Screw 4 22 53K122802 Screw 2 23 53K129167 Screw ...

Page 356: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 14 19 1 3 3 4 1 2 1 3 X 4 1 3 3 4 3 3 ...

Page 357: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 15 19 Fig 07 Parts No Part No Part Name Q ty Remarks 1 316S1297 Clamp 8 2 316S0485 Clamp 1 3 316S0259 Clamp 15 4 316S1189 Clamp 4 ...

Page 358: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 16 19 3 1 2 1 ...

Page 359: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 17 19 Fig 08 Parts No Part No Part Name Q ty Remarks 1 308S0414 Screw 11 2 355Y200068 Front Frame 1 3 355Y200066 Rear Panel 1 ...

Page 360: ...SS1807 N002 Service Parts List 18 19 Fig 09 5 4 2 3 1 ...

Page 361: ... 09 Parts No Part No Part Name Q ty Remarks 1 350N120335 Socket Protection Cap 1 CC 203 2 136Y121092 WC LINK Cable 1 3 350N200360 LAN Connector Guard 1 4 128Y200082 DK 6000 1 For FV693A US International keyboard 5 59B1113742 Keyboard Cover 1 ...

Page 362: ...SS1807 N002 Periodical Maintenance 1 15 Periodical Maintenance ...

Page 363: ...ed use over a long period The equipment is required to be inspected by specialists once every six months Also the equipment is required to be inspected if any problem is found in the equipment Receive the request from a medical institution carry out check When receive the request from a medical institution carry out check ...

Page 364: ...filter from the louver 3 Remove dust from the dustproof filter 4 Attach the dustproof filter to the louver Align the center protrusion of the dustproof filter with the louver Align the dustproof filter with the protrusion of the louver and then push the center protrusion of the dustproof filter into the louver to attach it ...

Page 365: ... Maintenance 4 15 5 Attach the louver to this product Attach the louver by pressing down the hooks of the louver Note Make sure that the louver is fully inserted into the light source Not doing so may cause equipment damage ...

Page 366: ...e insufficient light quantity remove all dusts with an air duster 2 3 One Connector Unit As operational failures may result if the signal transmission area is dirty wipe it clean with paper or a cotton swab moistened with alcohol Communication Window LED Power Supply Section Receiving Window ...

Page 367: ... and the monitor to EP 6000 and turn ON the power 3 Press the Shift Alt System keys of keyboard to display the system setup menu 4 Move the cursor to Service 5 Move the cursor to Store config data in Ext Mem and press the Enter key 6 The message Configuration file will be saved in External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key The message Saving configuration file in Extern...

Page 368: ...ach screw on the rear panel by hand 2 Specification plate Caution label The plate is adhered in the correct position The adhered label is correct Visually check the position of the plate and label and read the descriptions on them 3 FOE label The label are adhered in the correct position The adhered label is correct Visually check the position of FOE label and read the description on it 4 Silk pri...

Page 369: ...ton with the EXAM button and the STANDBY are lighting in orange 1 The EXAM button and the ACTIVE lights in blue and the STANDBY light is turn off 2 The image is displayed on the screen After holding down the EXAM button for 2 seconds when the image is being displayed the EXAM button and the STANDBY lights in orange and the image vanishes Press the EXAM button and then visually check the monitor co...

Page 370: ...eck the function set in the Multi Button in the system setup menu Press the MULTI button check the indicator lights up and the function which has been set operates Press the MULTI button again and check that the indicator returns Jig Equipment Any scope that can be used in combination 3 10 LIGHT MODE button The light mode can be switched by operating the LIGHT MODE button Press the LIGHT MODE butt...

Page 371: ... DVI D output to the monitor display and check the image of the color chart with SXGA and full HD respectively on the monitor SXGA 1280 1024 60p Full HD 1920 1080 60p Pull and twist the electrical connector 500 600 system scope LG connector 700 system scope and check if there is any abnormality on the image Check with each scope listed at the right side 1 Jig Equipment 530 honeycomb scope 3 580 se...

Page 372: ...mory External memory be attached detached smoothly When USB memory is attached the indicator of the external memory turns green Check it by attaching and detaching an external memory Check that the indicator on the front cover lights in green when an external memory is attached Jig Equipment External memory 24 Recording to memory While the writing is being processed the indicator flashes in orange...

Page 373: ...n the screen Connect a scope to let the lamp light up and check the scale marks of the indicator light up no more than 7 Press the MULTI button again check that the display of L Limit disappears and the brightness and the indicator status revert to the first Revert the function assignment of MULTI button Jig Equipment 700 system scope 3 27 Maximum output light quantity Confirm the output light qua...

Page 374: ...s the PUMP button to switch the pump to H and turn the jig in both clockwise and anticlockwise direction to check that the pressure decreases within 5kPa Turn OFF the pump and check the pressure does not go down to zero within 5 seconds Jig Equipment JA5015 31 Software version Can be confirmed as reference information Display the system information and check the system version 32 Keyboard Correct ...

Page 375: ...10 Light mode button OK NG 11 S video connector output OK NG 12 Video connector output OK NG 13 RGB TV connector output OK NG 14 DVI D connector output OK NG 15 FICE OK NG 16 Digital printer connector OK NG 17 Keyboard connector OK NG 18 RS 232C connector 1 2 OK NG 19 Network connector OK NG 20 Remote connector 1 2 OK NG 21 Foot switch connector OK NG 22 Electronic magnification level cursor OK NG...

Page 376: ... Mem by using and press Enter 6 The message Configuration file will be loaded from External Memory appears Move the cursor to Yes and press the Enter key Loading configuration file from External Memory appears and saving the configuration starts Caution It takes about 1 minute to restore config data Do not touch the processor until the message Loading configuration file is completed appears When p...

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Page 378: ...o may cause a fire or electric shock Connect the power plug directly to the protective earth receptacle Use peripherals that are compliant with the medical safety standards Not doing so may cause an electric shock Do not use the equipment in atmosphere of flammable gas and oxygen rich environment Doing so may cause explosion or fire Do not simultaneously touch the patient and any of the system dev...

Page 379: ...block ventilation holes Doing so may cause overheat on equipment Connect the power plugs of the processor directly into the receptacles for the processor and light source on the cart When a peripheral for system expansion is installed restart the processor Do not bump or strongly shock the power connector of the endoscope Install the processor so that the scope connector or LG connector of the end...

Page 380: ...ttaching the dustproof filter to this product 1 4 Attaching the Dustproof Filter Louver 4 Connecting this product and the LCD monitor 1 5 Connecting the Monitor 5 Connecting this product and the keyboard 1 6 Connecting the Keyboard 6 Connecting peripherals when necessary 1 7 Installation for System Expansion 1 8 Printer Connection Remote System 1 9 Printer Connection RS 232C System 1 10 Digital Pr...

Page 381: ...SS1807 N002 Installation 5 68 1 2 Installation onto the Cart Standard System Installation Example ...

Page 382: ...of the cart 2 Remove two screws on the rear panel of the cart to take off the rear cover Note When all the installation work is completed reinstall the rear cover of the cart 3 Place your hand on the bottom surface of this product and lift one side up ...

Page 383: ...on 7 68 4 While lifting the bottom up place the other hand under the bottom of the front panel 5 While lifting the bottom up place the other hand under the bottom of the front panel 6 Hold the unit steadily using two persons ...

Page 384: ...stoppers of the shelf 8 When installing leave a gap of 100 mm or more between the side and rear surfaces of this product and the wall and 700 mm between the front surface and the wall Use this product in combination with the devices necessary for endoscopic examinations Note After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 385: ...1807 N002 Installation 9 68 1 3 Connecting the WC LINK cable Connect the WC LINK cable to the WC LINK terminal Note After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 386: ...rotrusion of the dustproof filter with the louver Align the dustproof filter with the protrusion of the louver and then push the center protrusion of the dustproof filter into the louver to attach it 2 Attach the louver to this product Make sure that the louver is fully inserted into this product Not doing so may cause equipment damage ...

Page 387: ... connect the DVI D terminal of this product and the input terminal of the LCD monitor Note For details on how to install the LCD monitor onto the monitor arm of the cart refer to the operation manual of the cart Note After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 388: ...board terminal of this product Note The type of the data keyboard varies depending on the country For details on how to install the keyboard onto the keyboard tray of the cart refer to the operation manual of the cart Note After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 389: ... cart Never connect the power source of this product to a power cord that has been placed on the floor Never connect the power source of a second cart to the first cart Additional power strips or extension cords must not be connected to the medical system Do not connect any unit other than the equipment composing this system to the power strip To avoid toppling over of equipment Do not stack the p...

Page 390: ... contents in the operation and installation manuals of each unit CAUTION To connect this product to the peripheral device connect the input terminal and the output terminal properly If you make an incorrect connection it may cause equipment failure Example of Expanded System Connections ...

Page 391: ...When the image output from the processor is displayed on the monitor via the printer the image may flicker or disappear Connect the monitor used as the main observation screen directly to the processor Connection 1 When the image is captured by using the switch of Endoscope ...

Page 392: ...nection 2 When the image is captured by the foot switch Note Use this product in combination with the devices necessary for endoscopic examinations After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 393: ...ice with the baud rate of the processor If the baud rate does not match the peripheral device does not function normally For details on how to set the baud rate refer to the instruction manual for each peripheral device When the image output from the processor is displayed on the monitor via the printer the image may flicker or disappear momentarily Connect the monitor used as the main observation...

Page 394: ...tion 18 68 1 10 Digital Printer Connection Note Use this product in combination with the devices necessary for endoscopic examinations After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 395: ...Video Recorder Connection Remote System Connection Example Note Use this product in combination with the devices necessary for endoscopic examinations After all devices are connected connect the power cord 1 12 Connecting the Power Source ...

Page 396: ...e power cord prescribed for the processor 1 15 Basic Information on Power Cord Even when the power cord is already connected make sure that the power cord is connected securely 2 Connect the power plugs of this product directly to the receptacles for the processor and light source on the cart 3 Connect the power cord provided with the LCD monitor to the power supply connector on the LCD monitor ...

Page 397: ...SS1807 N002 Installation 21 68 4 Connect the power plug of the LCD monitor to the receptacle for peripherals on the cart 5 Plug the power cord of the cart into a protective earth receptacle ...

Page 398: ...s may not be safe Do not use such equipment In combination with any of the equipment above all configurations shall comply with the requirement for ME systems of EN 60601 1 In any combination of the equipment above all configurations must comply with the requirements of ME systems of EN60601 1 Note These combinations are determined based on electrical safety The performance of the equipment depend...

Page 399: ...ng them turn the main switch of the cart off or unplug the power cord Connect the power plug of the cart into a protective earth receptacle For the electrosurgical unit use the power source other than the one for the cart Do not connect equipment not listed in EP 6000 Operation Manual 2 2 Equipment Using in Combination Make sure that the total of the rated currents of the devices connected to the ...

Page 400: ... or more Rated current USA 13A or more Other areas 6A or more Cable length 3m or less Power plug 3 pin plug that complies with the laws and regulations of each country 1 16 Attaching the LAN connector guard when using a network To save images in the FTP server when using a network connect the LAN cable to the network terminal At this time remove the cover and attach the LAN connector guard that co...

Page 401: ...ms on the Function tab Selecting the mask type of the observation screen Assigning a function to the Multi button Assigning a function to the Multi key 2 3 Function Tab 2 Set the items on the Display tab Selecting the exam data to be displayed on the observation screen Assigning a function to the Space key 2 4 Display Tab 3 Set the items on the Basic setting tab Date and time Screen resolution Spe...

Page 402: ...on the keyboard The System Setup screen appears Note Essentially the same operation applies to other setup keys During the observation the observation screen is displayed in the sub screen at the lower right side of the setup screen 2 On the setup screen use the and keys to select an item ...

Page 403: ... a submenu is displayed When Insert Edit is displayed at the bottom of the menu screen if the Insert key is pressed the desired value can be entered directly by using the keyboard 5 After a value is changed press the Enter key to move the cursor to the next item Note When a value is entered directly by using the keyboard the cursor may automatically move to the next item after the input is complet...

Page 404: ...on Displayed Info Mask Type Type 1 Set the mask type on the observation screen Type 2 Remarks When the observation mode is BLI BLI bright or LCI no image is displayed in the sub screen even if Type 2 is selected EP 6000 Operation Manual 3 9 Data Display on the Observation Screen ...

Page 405: ... Setting the Shutter Speed 7 14 Switching the Shutter Speed FICE EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 3 3 Setting FICE 7 12 Turning On Off FICE Reset Reset the counter indicating the number of captured images to 0 In addition when the observation screen is displayed if this button is held pressed for 2 seconds the color adjustment vales are reset to the factory defaults Timer EP 6000 Operation Manual 7 17 2...

Page 406: ...mbination with this product 5 Step 3 Step 2 Step Remarks This item needs to be set by service personnel Endoscopes that do not support the multi zoom operating mode operate in the continuous mode regardless of this setting EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 5 4 Setting Multi Zoom Mode Note For the operations on the menu screen refer to the description of basic system setup operations 2 2 Basic System Setu...

Page 407: ...he beginning of an examination When this item is set to OFF the Patient Info Scope Info dialog is not displayed at all times Space Key Screen display switching Patient info OFF Select the type of data that is displayed or hidden on the observation screen each time the Space key is pressed Observation mode only All OFF Remarks When Patient info OFF is selected the patient information date and time ...

Page 408: ...spital name Scope Info Priority Scope Information Scope Switch When the output resolution is set to SXGA and the mask type is set to Type 1 scope information to be displayed preferentially information on scope switches or information on the scope distal end can be selected Distal End Remarks When Distal End is selected information on scope switches 4 and 5 is not displayed EP 6000 Operation Manual...

Page 409: ...ime Set Date 1 To be entered by using the keyboard Enter the year month and day Enter the Christian year Date Mode Y M D Year Month Day D M Y Day Month Year M D Y Month abbr Day Year Time Setup 1 To be entered by using the keyboard Enter the time When the Enter key is pressed the time set for the equipment starts elapsing Time Mode 24 hour Set the hour display format 12 hour Time Zone 2 9 hours Th...

Page 410: ... setting changes to SXGA and a buzzer sounds When a buzzer sound is heard restart the product If a buzzer sound is not heard check whether the correct keys were pressed and then try again Volume Setup Volume Hi Set the volume of the speaker Mid Low OFF Optical zoom SW sound ON When the optical zoom function is assigned to a scope switch if the scope switch is pressed a beep sound is generated OFF ...

Page 411: ...m Value Description Pump Pump Level H Set the pump setting at the beginning of an examination M L OFF Pump Off minute 0 to 60 minutes When the period of time specified here has elapsed after an examination is finished the air supply pump is automatically turned off ...

Page 412: ...ctor list When the setting is changed the scope switch settings are changed according to the settings in the Scope Switch Setup Scope Switch Setup 700 Scope Setup The submenu shown in Table 2 is displayed 500 600 Scope Setup Remarks When the endoscope is connected press each scope switch to ensure that the desired functions are assigned properly When scope switch settings are performed again for t...

Page 413: ...s to be assigned to the scope switch Only the freeze mode FRZ can be set Assignment of Trigger is essential Assignments of 700 System 5 Switch Scope 2 3 4 5 FR OM RC Not Assigned Trigger Record 500 System 600 System FR Functions to be assigned to the scope switch Assignments of Normal Scope MM RC 500 System 600 System 1 Functions to be assigned to the scope switch Assignments of Normal Scope 2 3 4...

Page 414: ...hout capturing the image To capture it press the switch assigned to Trigger Even if the switch to which Record is assigned is pressed after pressing the switch to which Freeze is assigned the freeze mode is not canceled Trigger If this switch is pressed when the image on the observation screen is frozen the image is captured and then the freeze mode is canceled If the image is not frozen the image...

Page 415: ...om is set by service personnel Optical Zoom Zoom In When an optical zoom scope is connected this switch changes the zoom ratio of the optical zoom This switch performs zoom in only Optical Zoom Zoom Out When an optical zoom scope is connected this switch changes the zoom ratio of the optical zoom This switch performs zoom out only SU Freeze When this switch is pressed a freeze request is sent to t...

Page 416: ...F T Freeze Trigger F T Freeze Trigger FRZ Freeze Trigger 1 Record 1 Iris Mode Shutter Speed Obs Mode Preset Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom Optical Zoom Zoom In 1 Optical Zoom Zoom Out 1 Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign 1 The Trigger Record and Optical Zoom functions can be assigned at the same time If Freeze Trigger Freeze Trigger or Freeze and Trigge...

Page 417: ...gger F T Freeze Trigger FRZ Freeze Trigger Record Iris Mode Shutter Speed Obs Mode Preset Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign If Freeze Trigger Freeze Trigger or Freeze and Trigger Record are not assigned images cannot be captured ...

Page 418: ...asis Display Electronic Zoom Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign For endoscopes without the MM scope switch the assigned function does not operate although it is displayed in the switch setting on the observation screen When Freeze is set for Freeze Mode in the doctor list if the trigger or record function is not assigned to the RC switch the trigger function is automatically assigned ...

Page 419: ... Trigger Record Iris Mode Shutter Speed Obs Mode Preset Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign When Freeze is set for Freeze Mode in the doctor list if the trigger or record function is not assigned to Switch 4 the trigger function is automatically assigned to Switch 4 ...

Page 420: ...er F T Freeze Trigger FRZ Freeze Trigger 1 Record 1 Iris Mode Shutter Speed Obs Mode Preset Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom Optical Zoom exclusive use Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign When Freeze is set for Freeze Mode in the doctor list if the trigger or record function is not assigned to FR OM the trigger function is automatically assigned to FR OM ...

Page 421: ... RC F T Freeze Trigger F T Freeze Trigger FRZ Freeze Trigger Record Iris Mode Shutter Speed Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom SU Freeze SU Store Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign No ultrasonic endoscope supports the Obs Mode Preset function ...

Page 422: ...n 1 2 3 4 5 F T Freeze Trigger F T Freeze Trigger FRZ Freeze Trigger Record Iris Mode Shutter Speed Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom SU Freeze SU Store Timer Lap Time Not Assigned Available to assign No ultrasonic endoscope supports the Obs Mode Preset function ...

Page 423: ...n image while displaying the video image on the sub screen and then the frozen image is captured After the image is captured the freeze mode is canceled Iris Mode This switch changes the iris mode AUTO PEAK AVE Shutter Speed This switch changes the shutter speed Standard High set on the Shutter Speed Setup screen EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 3 6 Setting the Shutter Speed Structure Emphasis This swit...

Page 424: ...his switch performs zoom out only PinP Sub screen Position Switching If this switch is pressed when the observation screen displays a frozen image while displaying the video image on the sub screen the sub screen changes its display position in order of the upper left upper right lower right lower left Hide Display Subscreen When the observation screen displays a frozen image while displaying the ...

Page 425: ...the SP switch the functions for SP switch cannot be selected Function Gray Black F T F T FRZ Trigger Record Iris Mode Shutter Speed Structure Emphasis FICE Color Emphasis Display Electronic Zoom Zoom In Electronic Zoom Zoom Out Optical Zoom Zoom In Optical Zoom Zoom Out PinP Sub screen Position Switching Hide Display Subscreen Obs Mode Preset Not Assigned Available to assign ...

Page 426: ... Setup the shutter speed is the speed according to the OM max value Manual When using the optical zoom the shutter speed does not change automatically Switching is performed by pressing the button to which Shutter speed has been assigned When the switching method is Auto or Auto 2 and an optical zoom scope is connected if the zoom switch is pressed while the optical zoom ratio is in maximum the zo...

Page 427: ...lation 51 68 2 Move the cursor to the number of the doctor s name to be registered and press the Insert key Now the system is ready for the doctor s name to be entered 3 Enter the doctor s name using up to 20 characters ...

Page 428: ...y over the setting performed by service personnel When Freeze is selected in Freeze Mode If the 600 system scope or 500 system scope except the ultrasonic endoscope is connected but the trigger or record function is not assigned to the RC switch or Switch 4 on the endoscope the trigger function is automatically assigned to the RC switch or Switch 4 For 700 system scopes if Freeze Trigger Freeze Tr...

Page 429: ...ins with EC Others Other than above EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 5 1 Registering Calling Up and Editing and Deleting Image Setup Page Note Items that can be selected in Image setting are image setting page names registered on the Image Setup Page screen 6 When registering two or more doctor s names repeat steps 2 to 5 7 Once you have entered all of the doctor s names select a doctor name and press t...

Page 430: ...e Doctor List screen appears To turn the pages move the cursor to Doctor List 1 2 or 2 2 and then press the or key 2 Move the cursor to the number of the doctor s name to be deleted and press the Delete key The confirmation message This doctor information will be deleted OK appears ...

Page 431: ...tors names move the cursor to Delete all listed data and press the Enter key The confirmation message All doctor information will be deleted OK appears 4 Press the Enter key The selected doctor s name is called up and operation returns to the observation screen To return to the observation screen without the doctor s name called up press the Esc key ...

Page 432: ...registered procedure name can be selected when registering patient information For registering patient information refer to EP 6000 Operation Manual 5 2 1 Registering Patient Information Registering a Procedure Name Up to 20 types of procedure names can be registered 1 Press the Case key The Procedure List screen appears To turn the pages move the cursor to Procedure List 1 2 or 2 2 and then press...

Page 433: ...o procedure name is registered thescreen display remains unchanged even when the Enter key is pressed 3 Enter a procedure name using up to 16 characters and press the Enter key 4 When registering two or more procedure names repeat steps 2 to 3 5 Once you have entered all of the procedure names select a procedure name and press the Enter key The selected procedure name is called up and operation re...

Page 434: ...ure List screen appears To turn the pages move the cursor to Procedure List 1 2 or 2 2 and then press the or key 2 Move the cursor to the list number of the procedure name to be deleted and press the Delete key The confirmation message This procedure information will be deleted OK appears ...

Page 435: ...he selected procedure name is deleted Procedure Name for the deleted list is left blank Note When deleting all procedure names move the cursor to Delete all listed data and press the Enter key 4 Press the Esc key Operation returns to the observation screen ...

Page 436: ...ge Up to 20 types of messages can be registered 1 Press the Message key The Message List screen appears To turn the pages move the cursor to Message List 1 2 or 2 2 and then press the or key 2 Move the cursor to the list number of the message to be registered and press the Insert key Now the system is ready for the message to be entered ...

Page 437: ...2 Installation 61 68 3 Enter a message using up to 20 characters and press the Enter key 4 When registering two or more messages repeat steps 2 to 3 5 Press the Esc key Operation returns to the observation screen ...

Page 438: ... The Message List screen appears To turn the pages move the cursor to Message List 1 2 or 2 2 and then press the or key 2 Move the cursor to the list number of the message to be deleted and press the Delete key The confirmation message This message will be deleted OK appears ...

Page 439: ... selected the selected message is deleted Message for the deleted list is left blank Note When deleting all messages move the cursor to Delete all listed data and press the Enter key 4 Press the Esc key Operation returns to the observation screen ...

Page 440: ...tion on system settings Two kinds of login passwords the login password for the user and the one for the administrator can be set Only the administrator can perform security settings 3 1 Access Control with the Security Function The default login password for the user is user and the default login password for the administrator is user1 Change each login password when logging in to this product fo...

Page 441: ...on Access Setup Search ON Select ON OFF of the security function for the items set by using the Start or Search key and for the operation described in How to copy daily exam data OFF Patient Info ON Select ON OFF of the security function for the items set by using the Patient key OFF User Info 1 ON Select ON OFF of the security function for the items set by using the Doctor System Peripherals or I...

Page 442: ...user1 Category Item Description User Login Setup User Password The password must be between 5 to 15 characters in length Alphanumeric characters and symbols can be used User Password Confirmation Enter the new password again Password Confirmation After entering the new password in User Password and User Password Confirmation press the Enter key to change the password Admin Login Setup Admin Passwo...

Page 443: ...002 Installation 67 68 Logoff Execute 3 3 Logging off the Security Function Note For the operations on the menu screen refer to the description of basic system setup operations 2 2 Basic System Setup Operations ...

Page 444: ...the system Press the System key on the keyboard The System Setup screen appears Select Security on the Basic Setting tab and press the Enter key Switch to the Security Setup tab Select Logoff and press the Enter key When the logoff sequence is completed select Save and Exit and press the Enter key Ensure that the icon indicating the login state disappears from the observation screen Note For the o...

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