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Operating Manual ARC 250 / 303 900-301_IFU-V2.2_11316-S0-20131023-EN
3.1.3. "Forced Coag" mode
If you wish to change the settings for "Forced Coag" mode, see section
Menu program 3 "Forced Coag Mode", page 46.
This mode is used for contact coagulation extending over a short
distance in the tissue, preferably using electrodes with fine tips or small
surfaces.
Three sub-modes are available in "Forced Coag" mode:
Mode Characteristics Application
Non Cutting High coagulation rate
Minimal cutting tendency Requirements for good coagulation without
cutting tissue
Mixed Mode High coagulation rate
Moderate cutting effect All standard applications (factory setting)
Cutting Mode Good hemostasis
Outstanding cutting effect Preparatory cutting with the blue key
The simultaneous activation of two monopolar connection ports makes it
possible to use two manually controlled instruments at the same time.
Handles with finger switches can be connected to connection
ports
29/30 . The handles are activated with the "Coag" button on the
handle. Both handles can be switched on or off independently of one
another.
The set power applies to both connection ports. The distribution of the
power depends on the tissue structure and may change during the
application.
3.1.4. "Spray Coagulation" mode
This mode is used for contactless surface coagulation via arcing.
This mode is used for hemostasis in parenchymal tissue or in poorly
accessible crevices and in conjunction with argon coagulation.
The simultaneous activation of two monopolar connection ports makes it
possible to use two manually controlled instruments at the same time.
Handles with finger switches can be connected to connection
ports
29/30 . The handles are activated with the "Coag" button on the
handle. Both handles can be switched on or off independently of one
another.
The set power applies to both connection ports. The distribution of the
power depends on the tissue structure and may change during the
application.