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4-3

Operating Instructions

Operator Manual

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4.2 Hand Control

If hand control is not installed, plug the hand control into the
appropriate socket of the table column (refer to Figure 3-3 and
Figure 3-4) per

Step 8,

tabletop is in Standard Operating Mode (versus Reverse Orientation
Mode), Auto Limit Sensor system provides instant user feedback on
any conflicting tabletop articulations.

4.2.1 Hand Control Function

Buttons Description

NOTE: The hand control automatically deactivates upon nonuse after
30 minutes if floor locks are released and 10 hours when floor locks
are engaged. The hand control is reactivated by depressing

ANY

button but

STOP

The STERIS 4085 General Surgical Table is equipped with a hand
control (see Figure 4-3). This hand control contains easy-to-read
ICONs and illuminates the key pad for easy articulation identification
when room is dark. For the hand control function buttons to be
operational:

The table must be turned on. Reference

Steps 3 and 4

NOTE: Software Version appears on the LCD Display for one
second then goes off indicating that the table is ready for operation.

The hand control must be turned ON. (Press

ANY

function

button on the Hand Control except

STOP

; the keyboard

backlighting system is illuminated.)

The hand control contains a backlighted keyboard and a LCD
Display (see Figure 4-4). This display provides table status and
instructions for the user. The hand control pushbuttons, LCD Display,
and descriptions are as follows (see Figure 4-3):

NOTE: Simply release the hand control pushbutton when desired
STERIS 4085 General Surgical Table Tabletop position has been
reached and table automatically stops and locks in position. Refer to
S

, for the positioning of the following

table functions.

Reverse Orientation:

See

FLEX:

When depressed, back section moves down and tabletop

moves into Reverse Trendelenburg position.

NOTE: In reverse configuration, FLEX function is NOT available for
patient safety. REV. ORIENT appears in the LCD Display and LED
lights.

REFLEX:

When depressed, back section moves up and tabletop

moves into Trendelenburg position.

NOTE: In reverse configuration, REFLEX function is NOT available
for patient safety. REV. ORIENT appears in the LCD Display and
LED lights.

SLIDE HEAD:

When depressed, Zip-Slide™ moves tabletop toward

head end. When slide returns to central ("0") position,

movement

stops for one second before continuing.

LCD Display Slide Head

ICON (refer to

Table 1-3

) displays. An ICON is not displayed at

center (“0”) position.

WARNING – PINCHING AND
TIPPING HAZARD: Patient
injury may result if the
operator of this table is not
completely familiar with the
controls for patient
positioning and table
operation.

WARNING – PERSONAL
INJURY HAZARD: The floor
locks must be engaged at all
times a patient is on the
table. Failure to lock the
floor locks before placing a
patient on the table or
disengaging the floor locks
while a patient is on the table
could result in the table
rolling unexpectedly during
the procedure.

CAUTION – POSSIBLE
EQUIPMENT DAMAGE: Hang
the hand control from side
rail of the table when not in
use, to avoid possible
damage to the control.