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Skin Scanner Operation

NOTE: 

The client’s skin should be cleaned before use.

Patient Positioning

1.

 Have the client position their head into the skirting of the unit (the skirting 

should cover the client’s head and neck). 

2.

 Have the client face the front of the concave mirror and adjust the mirror 

angle for their own viewing convenience (fig. 7).

WARNING:

 Care should be taken to avoid direct contact between the 

skin and the bulbs.

Examination

3.

 The operator examines the client’s entire face from the eye scope with 

a 2x magnification lens on the front of the unit. 

4.

 Keep  a  record  of  each  individual  client’s  skin  condition  to  prepare 

treatment and for the client to review the results of the treatment at a 

later date.

Camera Operation

NOTE: 

See pages 6 and 7 for detailed camera software functions.

Opening the Software

1.

 The Skin Scanner should be connected to your computer.

2.

 Double-click the 

“My Computer”

 icon on your desktop.

3.

 Double-click the 

“USB Video Device”

 icon (fig. 8). The Windows Picture 

and Fax Viewer software that is included with Microsoft Windows will 

open.

NOTE:

 Windows Picture and Fax Viewer software video program may 

vary depending on which version of Microsoft Windows is installed on 

your computer. 

Image Capture

4.

 Click the “

Take A New Picture

” icon located in the 

“Camera Task”

 

menu to take a photo of the live image displayed in the 

“Photo Area”

 

(fig. 9). 

5.

 The photo file names will display below the “Photo Area” (fig. 10). 

6.

 Double-click the a photo file name for additional tools (fig. 10). 

Skin Scanner Shut Down

1.

 Turn off the Skin Scanner between exams and when not in use.

2.

 Push the cover door down (fig. 11). The operator may need to adjust 

the skirting if it does not completely store inside of the Skin Scanner. 

NOTE:

 Closing the door on the skirt could result in damage to the unit 

and skirting. If the skirting does not fit inside of the unit open the door and 

adjust it until the door can be closed. 

Figure 7

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Summary of Contents for #GP-DV-C

Page 1: ...Skin Scanner Operator Owner s Manual Model GP DV C with Internal Camera ...

Page 2: ...r equipment will earn your trust Sincerely Joanne Bianchini President Skin Scanner Parts 2 Specifications 2 Skin Scanner Features 3 Skin Scanner Set up 4 Skin Scanner Operation 5 Camera Operation 5 Skin Scanner Shutdown 5 Microsoft Picture Fax View Software Overview 6 7 Viewing Photos 8 Photo Archiving 8 Precautions 8 Maintenance 8 Troubleshooting and Technical Service 9 Warranty 10 Table of Conte...

Page 3: ... Watt Black Lights four total 11 6 Watt Black Lights two total 12 Magnetic Lock 1 Carrying Handle 2 Operator Eye Scope 3 Power Switch 4 Power Cord Connector 5 External USB Port 6 Cover Door 7 Skirting Dimensions 480 x 310 x 160 mm L x W x H Net Weight 10 2 kg G Weight 11 5 kg Voltage 220 230V Fuses 1x5A Camera MegaPixels 1 3 1280 1024 4 11 Figure 1 Figure 2 Skin Scanner Specifications 2 12 ...

Page 4: ... safe for the skin and eyes An internal concave mirror with 2x magnification allows patient to evaluate their progress and see exactly what the professional sees Internal camera No special darkroom is necessary Track patient results between treatments Internal cooling fan has a deodorizing function to allow for continuous usage Photos are downloaded to a PC via the USB port No installation softwar...

Page 5: ...s socket loading slots Rotate each bulb 90 degrees Power Cord 6 Plug the power cord into the connector located below the power switch fig 5 Attach the other end to a properly grounded outlet USB Cable 7 Plug the USB cable into the USB port on the Skin Scanner fig 5 Attach the other end to the USB port on your computer NOTE Your computer should be turned on before plugging in the USB cable Turning ...

Page 6: ...layed in the Photo Area fig 9 5 The photo file names will display below the Photo Area fig 10 6 Double click the a photo file name for additional tools fig 10 Skin Scanner Shut Down 1 Turn off the Skin Scanner between exams and when not in use 2 Push the cover door down fig 11 The operator may need to adjust the skirting if it does not completely store inside of the Skin Scanner NOTE Closing the d...

Page 7: ...mage Capture Screen 1 Figure 12 Photo Area The following screen should appear when you launch the software program Note Your screen and software may vary depending on the version of Windows Picture and Fax Viewer installed on your computer 1 Image Capture Screen fig 12 1 Take a New Picture Click this icon to take a snapshot of the live image shown in the photo area 2 Delete All Pictures on Camera ...

Page 8: ... 5 Start Slide Show Displays each image in the folder in a slide show Start pause navigate or end the slide show using the slide show toolbar in the upper right hand corner 6 Zoom In Enlarge the display image to twice its size 7 Zoom Out Reduce the display image by half its size 8 Rotate Clockwise Rotate the image by 90 degrees clockwise 9 Rotate Counter Clockwise Rotate the image by 90 degrees co...

Page 9: ...sever You can access the photos from any computer that is connected to the internet This method eliminates physical media including CD s and flash drives Precautions 1 Do not use the equipment in a wet environment to avoid electrical shock 2 Always verify the right voltage power supply 3 Do not operate the Skin Scanner in high temperature 4 Do not store the Skin Scanner in direct sunlight high hum...

Page 10: ...caught in door Adjust skirting until door can be closed Picture not clear or blurry when photographing Lens not focused Turn the ring on the edge of the lens until picture is focused Gently clean camera lens with lens brush or dry soft lens cleaning cloth available at camera stores Patient moved while taking photo Have patient sit still Power switch off Power cord not connected Turn on power switc...

Page 11: ...the date of shipment As a condition of this limited warranty upon discovery all defects must be reported to Gio Pelle Inc by phone and also in writing when requested Gio Pelle Inc will determine the method of providing remedial service through telephone support a visit by our representative or product return All defects shall be subject to verification and determination by Gio Pelle Inc to its rea...

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