Zeiss OPMI PRO magis, Instructions For Use Manual

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Description
G-30-1292-en OPMI® PRO magis Surgical Microscope Issue 3.0
Printed on 30. 07. 2001
OPMI
®
PRO magis
Intended use
The OPMI
®
PRO magis surgical microscope is a compact and easy-to-
use instrument which is ideally suited for neurosurgery, ENT applications
and reconstructive and plastic surgery. It is also suitable for the use in
other microsurgical disciplines.
The friction of the front-to-back and lateral tilt motion can be adjusted as
required. The tilt and rotary axes of the OPMI
®
PRO magis surgical micro-
scope are equipped with magnetic brakes permitting the microscope to be
locked in any position.
The zoom and focusing functions of the OPMI
®
PRO magis surgical
microscope are motorized, and can be directly activated on the micros-
cope. A foot control panel is not required for operation of the instrument.
However, you can also control the motorized functions via a foot control
panel or hand control panel. The magnetic brakes can be operated from
the microscope direct.
The coaxial illumination system is supplied with light via an S light guide.
The diameter of the illuminated field can be continuously adjusted from a
fully illuminated field (
∅
55 mm) to ”spot” illumination (
∅
11 mm) using a
light stop lever. This data applies to an objective focal length of f = 200
mm. With the ”spot” setting, luminance is approx. twice as high as in the
largest possible illuminated field.
You can equip the OPMI
®
PRO magis surgical microscope with all acces-
sories required for documentation and coobservation. These accessories
can be mounted quickly and easily.
For adjustment of the depth of field, we recommend using a double iris di-
aphragm. Cat. No. 30 33 54-0000.
Caution!
If the xenon light source is used, the unit must not be used in ophthalmic
applications. Severe injury to the patient's eye is possible.