10
gbo Medizintechnik
AG 2009
Version 1.0
2 Start
of
Operation
2.1
Transport and Assembly
The
Stereodynator
is a portable unit. To place the unit, each flat surface is appropriate. Keep a wall
distance of at least 20 cm. The device should neither be placed in front of radiators nor should it be
covered by pillows or blankets while in operation. The lower side of the unit must be a plane area.
For maximum usability there is a special device cart available (see chapter 8, accessories) which
matches in design and function with the new
Stereodynator
. This device cart is perfect for the
placement of the unit and various accessories. With the device cart the
Stereodynator
is mobile and
always ready for use. For therapy it can easily be moved to the patient.
The
Stereodynator
corresponds to the regulations DIN/VDE 0750, EN 60601. It is a device of
protection class I. Within the scope of the Medical Device Directive (MDD) the current stimulation
device belongs to class IIa.
Warning!
The unit is not designed to be operated in places with the inherent risk of
explosions. If it is used in dangerous areas of anesthesia departments, the
possibility of an explosion cannot be excluded.
If the patient and/or the patient cable is directly exposed to a radiator of a medical
device for high frequency heat therapy, damage of the device or danger to the
patient cannot be excluded. As a rule, a clearance distance of 3 m is sufficient.
2.2
Connecting and Switch-On
The current stimulation device has been adjusted for the connection to a supply voltage of 100 to
240 V. It is not necessary to switch over the voltage – the device adjusts itself automatically
according the present voltage.
Independently from the adjusted supply voltage, the device is suitable for mains frequencies of 50
to 60 Hz.
Connect the
Stereodynator
with the mains cable to a socket with protective earth terminal. The
protective earth must be properly connected to the indoor installation.
The device is switched on by the main switch on the back of the device.
