Ulthera DeepSEE DS 4 - 4.5, Instructions For Use Manual

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Below the monitor, on the front panel of the control unit is a handpiece
connector receptacle that interfaces with the handpiece cable. On the
front right of the panel is an On/Off button and an emergency Stop button.
When turned OFF via the On/Off button the system goes into a very low
power standby mode unless the Main Power Switch is also turned to the OFF
position by pressing the ‘O’ symbol. The front of the control unit also has two
Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports: both ports may be used for the Ulthera System
Access Key or for an optional removable storage device (“thumb drive”).
Warning: When not in use by trained personnel, the Ulthera System
Access Key should be removed from the system to help prevent
unauthorized use. Keep the Ulthera System Access Key in a designated
place accessible only to authorized and trained personnel.
The rear of the control unit has a USB port, an AC power receptacle and the
main power switch. The main power switch should be left in the powered
position (with the “|” pressed inward). In such a configuration, the control
unit may be turned ON via the front panel On/Off button and can be turned
OFF via either the front panel On/Off button or the graphical user interface.
3.2.2. Handpiece
The handpiece is a handle with an integrated receptacle for insertion of a
transducer on one end and an electrical cable for attachment to the control
system on the other end. The handpiece has two types of buttons: one to
image (SEE) and the other to deliver therapy (TREAT). Figure 3.3 provides two
views of the handpiece, including one showing it connected to an
Image/Treat transducer. Table 3.2 is a description of the various components
and features illustrated in Figure 3.3.