Daytona P200T, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 1 - Warnings and cautions
CAUTION
Day to day use - patients
Patients
MUST NOT
operate this device.
The patient should not touch the touch screen. The patient should only be in contact with
the face pad and eye piece.
Do
NOT
capture images when the eye piece is
NOT
in place.
Do
NOT
lean on the table.
The face pad may get warm during use.
CAUTION
Measurements
After you have drawn the points on the image, the software can estimate the relative
distance between any two points. The calculated distance is an estimate only and may be
used to indicate a need for further review. The measurements of relative distance,
however, should not be used as an indication of a specific condition or disease. The size
and shape of an image depends on the type of device used to capture it. Images from
different types of device should not be compared.
Measurements in third party viewers may not be accurate.
CAUTION
Installation and maintenance
Your device will be installed by Optos trained personnel. Do
NOT
operate the device until
they have completed the installation and training.
Your Optos representative will configure the settings when the device is installed. These
settings should
NOT
be changed in the course of normal operation.
Please consult your Optos representative before changing the settings.
Do
NOT
remove the scan head covers. Only Optos trained technical personnel are
permitted to service the device.
The scan head weighs 28 kg (62 lbs) maximum. This requires two people to lift or carry the
unit.
Please consult your Optos representative before moving the device.
You should be aware of your contractual obligations before disposing of any equipment.
Only Optos trained personnel are permitted to install and service the device.
Do
NOT
service the device when imaging a patient.
1.2 Laser safety
WARNING
Danger of laser injury
While no acute optical radiation hazards have been identified for direct or indirect
ophthalmoscopes, some patients may be less tolerant to an exposure of light. This may be
the case for infants, aphakic patients and persons with diseased eyes. Patients who have
had any exposure with the same device or with any other ophthalmic device using a visible
light source within the previous 24 hours may also be less tolerant to a further exam using
light.
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