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iM3 LAZ010, Instructions For Use And Technical Description

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CONTENT

 

2.4.12.

 

Quit READY Mode ................................................................ 17

2.4.13.

 

Power Off .............................................................................. 17

3.

SOFTWARE OPERATION .............................................................................. 18
3.1.

Operation Screen .............................................................................. 18

3.2.

Patients ............................................................................................. 21

3.3.

Training.............................................................................................. 21

3.4.

Settings ............................................................................................. 22

3.4.1.

Volume .................................................................................. 22

3.4.2.

Brightness ............................................................................. 22

3.4.3.

Language .............................................................................. 22

3.4.4.

Change Password................................................................. 22

3.4.5.

Multi-accounts ...................................................................... 22

3.4.6.

Upgrade ................................................................................ 22

4.

TECHNICAL DATA ......................................................................................... 23

5.

MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE ..................................................................... 25
5.1.

Battery ............................................................................................... 25

5.1.1.

Rechargeable Battery of the Base Unit ................................. 25

5.1.2.

The battery of Wireless Footswitch....................................... 25

5.2.

Power Calibration .............................................................................. 26

5.3.

Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization ............................................ 26

5.3.1.

Cleaning and Sterilizing Instructions for the disposable tip, 

the handpiece sleeve, and the tip bender ............................................. 26
5.3.2.

Cleaning and Disinfecting Instructions for Therapy 

Handpiece ............................................................................................. 26
5.3.3.

Cleaning, Disinfecting and Sterilizing Instructions for the 

Biostimulation Handpiece...................................................................... 27
5.3.4.

Cleaning and Disinfecting Instructions for the Base Unit ...... 27

5.3.5.

Cleaning Instructions for the optical window of the 

handpiece body ..................................................................................... 28

Summary of Contents for LAZ010

Page 1: ...PRODUCT CODE LAZ010 iM3 Veterinary Dental and Therapy Laser INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE AND TECHNICAL MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Environment and Equipment Requirement 8 2 4 Installation and Setting Up 9 2 4 1 Install Power Adapter or Use Rechargeable Battery 9 2 4 2 Remote Interlock 11 2 4 3 Install FastFiber Tip 11 2 4 4 Ther...

Page 3: ...tery of the Base Unit 25 5 1 2 The battery of Wireless Footswitch 25 5 2 Power Calibration 26 5 3 Cleaning Disinfection and Sterilization 26 5 3 1 Cleaning and Sterilizing Instructions for the disposa...

Page 4: ...Transportation 30 5 6 Storage 30 APPENDIX A SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION 32 APPENDIX B LABELS POSITION 34 APPENDIX C LIMITED WARRANTY 35 APPENDIX D EMC DECLARATION 37 APPENDIX E DISPOSAL 42 APPENDIX F ESD ELE...

Page 5: ...Fiber tips are designed as disposable material which helps to prevent cross infections and simplify the preparation Three types of fiber tips are provided 400 m 300 m and 200 m A tip bender is also de...

Page 6: ...perator The iM3 Veterinary Dental Laser MUST be operated only by trained and qualified personnel The operators should master the laser surgery and be familiar with the manual knowing how to choose the...

Page 7: ...tch fire due to the high temperatures produced by the laser beam WARNING A risk of fire and or explosion exists when the laser output is used in the presence of Flammable materials solutions or gases...

Page 8: ...50nm 0 9 meters 635nm 4 4 meters 810nm and 5 1 meters 980nm calculating from the distal end of the optical fiber 1 5 Laser Protective Eyewear All persons present in the room must always wear the laser...

Page 9: ...e optical windows of the handpiece body to make sure there are no dirt or dust contaminations which can cause overheating and damage of the connector raising the risk of fire hazards If the optical ca...

Page 10: ...Body with Protective Cap 1 3 FastFiber Tip 200 m 3 4 300 m 7 5 400 m 10 6 Handpiece Sleeve 2 7 Wireless Footswitch 1 8 Therapy Handpiece optional 1 9 Biostimulation Handpiece optional 1 10 Laser Prot...

Page 11: ...PG 7 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION 2 2 Structure Base Unit Figure 3 1 Front view of the base unit Figure 3 2 Back view of the base unit...

Page 12: ...ATION Handpiece body Figure 3 3 Handpiece body Wireless Footswitch Figure 3 4 Wireless footswitch 2 3 Environment and Equipment Requirement Electrical Supply 100 240VAC 50 60Hz Working Temperature 10...

Page 13: ...onnect the power adapter to a wall outlet 100 240VAC 50 60Hz and then insert the DC power connector into the DC IN socket at the back of the base unit with an arrow marked on the top Figure 3 5 until...

Page 14: ...Powered by Battery The iM3 Veterinary Dental Laser can be powered by a chargeable battery inside the base unit when the power adapter is disconnected To charge the battery connect the DC power adapter...

Page 15: ...rror message appears on the screen To clear this error please close the door and press Clear button on the screen NOTE If you don t need this feature don t connect the interlock cable to the base unit...

Page 16: ...s The tip end may be contaminated during operation due to the accumulation of tissue debris In this case please stop lasing and regularly wipe off the tip with a sponge dipped with water Do not use fl...

Page 17: ...9 Figure 3 9 Therapy handpiece CAUTION The therapy handpiece cannot be sterilized in the autoclave as it may damage the internal optics 2 4 5 Biostimulation Handpiece Optional Different from the thera...

Page 18: ...refer to section 4 4 4 2 4 7 Use Aiming Beam to Check the Integrity of the Delivery System As the aiming beam passes down the same delivery system as the working beam it provides a good way of checkin...

Page 19: ...The READY mode keeps the laser equipment enabled so that it is capable of emitting laser when the wireless footswitch is activated 2 4 9 Activate Laser by Pressing Wireless Footswitch In READY mode th...

Page 20: ...surface If it is still clearly visible repeat more times Actually the tip initiation by articulating paper or wood is not satisfied as the pigmentation in the tip end is quickly burned off during lase...

Page 21: ...ission besides the Emergency Stop 1 Turn off the power switch of the laser 2 Release the wireless footswitch 3 Press the STOP button on the screen 2 4 12 Quit READY Mode Press the STANDBY button to qu...

Page 22: ...riggered for a long time 5 minutes it will be disconnected from the base unit to extend battery life with the Offline icon displayed The connection between the footswitch and the base unit is quickly...

Page 23: ...r Pulse Duration and Pulse Interval Pulse Duration Range from 10 s to 0 9s 635nm cannot be set to pulse mode Pulse Interval Range from 10 s to 0 9s 635nm cannot be set to pulse mode Handpiece Type Six...

Page 24: ...pecific indication and increase as required We assume no responsibility for parameters techniques methods or results NOTE CW mode Continuous Wave Mode Imply a continuous uninterrupted laser beam as lo...

Page 25: ...the patient has not been saved before Save Record to New Patient should be selected if the patient already exists Save Record to Existing Patient should be selected For each record the user can alway...

Page 26: ...nfirm your password and save 3 4 5 Multi accounts Users can set up multiple sub accounts and each sub account can be set with independent passwords patient records and custom presets Note that only th...

Page 27: ...21 635 10nm 980 10nm For iM3 Laser 22 635 10nm 810 10nm Max Power Output For iM3 Laser 31 CW 3W 20 pulse 5W 20 450nm CW 400mW 20 635nm CW 8W 20 pulse 12W 20 980nm For iM3 Laser 32 CW 3W 20 pulse 5W 2...

Page 28: ...meters Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance NOHD 3 7 meters 450nm 0 9 meters 635nm 4 4 meters 810nm 5 1 meters 980nm Surface area of therapy handpiece 0 79cm2 7 1cm2 Electrical Protection Against Electric...

Page 29: ...f the battery leaks stop the laser and replace the battery immediately NOTE To ensure the safety of the user the iM3 Laser automatically stops emission when the temperature of the lithium ion battery...

Page 30: ...tion 5 3 1 Cleaning and Sterilizing Instructions for the disposable tip the handpiece sleeve and the tip bender The FastFiber tip the handpiece sleeve and the tip bender must be clean and steam steril...

Page 31: ...se with the same parameters as FastFiber tip The sleeve of the biostimulation handpiece is not autoclavable which causes damage to the internal optics Figure 6 1 Remove the head of the biostimulation...

Page 32: ...5 3 5 Cleaning Instructions for the optical window of the handpiece body The optical window of the handpiece body is easily contaminated with dust resulting in a drop of the laser output We recommend...

Page 33: ...connected to the remote interlock and press Clear on the screen The battery of the base unit is running low Recharge the battery of the base unit The battery of the footswitch is running low Replace...

Page 34: ...handpiece body protected with a protective cap For long distance transportation the case should be packed appropriately e g put in a box with stuffing fillers The package should also be kept dry and...

Page 35: ...quirements Temperature 2 40 Relative Humidity 15 75 Atmospheric pressure 710 hPa to 1060 hPa A dry and clean environment without corrosive gases CAUTION Make sure the distal end of the handpiece is pr...

Page 36: ...Manufacture Type B applied part Approved for sale in the European Union Refer to the instruction manual booklet Compliant with U S regulations for radio transceivers Authorized representative in the E...

Page 37: ...on socket for DC power adapter Interference is possible in the vicinity of the device Use by Orientation of the DC power adapter For maintenance personnel only Warning Label visible and invisible lase...

Page 38: ...PG 34 LABELS POSITION APPENDIX B LABELS POSITION...

Page 39: ...t be provided the manufacture date as recorded plus three months will be deemed to be the start of the Warranty Period this is to make up for the time cost of transportation and storage at the distrib...

Page 40: ...mage occurs during transportation 2 Software upgrades due to wrong installation or failure or damage caused by using the product in a non work environment 3 Appearance damage caused by burns distortio...

Page 41: ...earby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 Class B The device is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low voltage n...

Page 42: ...5 dip in UT for 5 s Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment If the user of the requires continued operation during power mains interruptions it is recommende...

Page 43: ...er and d is the recommended separation distance in meters m Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less than the compliance level in eac...

Page 44: ...ccording to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz P d 17 1 80 MHz to 800 MHz P d 17 1 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz P d 17 1 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 07 0 1 0 37 0 37 0 22 1 1 17 1 17 0 70 10 3 69 3 69 2 21 100 1...

Page 45: ...bles specified by the manufacturer Otherwise degradation of the performance of this equipment could result WARNING Use of this equipment adjacent to or stacked with other equipment should be avoided b...

Page 46: ...t must not be disposed of as domestic refuse Before disassembly or disposal of this laser it must be completely prepared disinfected sterilized For the area outside of Europe please observe the dispos...

Page 47: ...rge on the body of the human operator should be discharged to the frame of the device to the ground and big metal block 3 Use well grounded ESD wrist strap We recommend that all staff involved should...

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