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Preparations
G-30-1607-en
OPMI® VARIO on S8, S81 & S88 Suspension Systems
Issue 5.0
Printed on 30. 01. 2009
Attaching accessories
The comprehensive accessory program permits the OPMI Vario surgical
microscope to be configured to your specific needs.
Make sure not to exceed the maximum admissible load in order to ensure
optimum mobility and reliable operation of your OPMI Vario. The weight
of the complete accessory configuration must not be higher than 9.0 kg.
For example, the combined accessory modules of configuration (1)
without the video objective lens and video camera have a weight of
3.9 kg.
Caution:
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Select your configurations so that the weight distribution is as
symmetrical as possible.
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Please observe the maximum permissible load on the suspension
system.
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The extensive removal of accessory modules may lead to unintended
tilting of the microscope body. Rebalance the surgical microscope in
this case.
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For mounting the accessory modules, proceed as described in the fol-
lowing section "Mounting the tube and eyepieces" () for the binocular
tube.
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Attach the accessory modules to the microscope and firmly tighten the
respective securing screw.
Warning!
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Before every use and after re-equipping the instrument, make sure
that the modules are securely locked in position.
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Make sure that all securing screws are firmly tightened!
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Accurately re-balance the surgical microscope after every recon-
figuration of the system.
1
Recommended configuration for lateral coobservation, left or right
Accessory modules: beam splitter, 180° tiltable tube, stereo coobser-
vation tube with straight tube, video objective lens with video camera.
2
Recommended configuration for face-to-face coobservation
Accessory modules: stereobridge, 2 x rotary adapter and 180° tiltable
tube, video objective lens with video camera.