DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope Instructions for Use
0330-53095 R4
Revision Date 25-Feb-2021
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Users of this equipment should be thoroughly trained in the appropriate
medical procedures and must read this guide carefully before operating this
device. Failure to do so may result in injury to the patient and/or damage to
the device.
No modification of this equipment is allowed.
Do not use DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope if it appears to be damaged or broken.
The power cable must always be positioned so as to minimize risk for tripping.
Do NOT position the device in a way that makes it difficult to disconnect the device from the
main power supply. The power switch at the back of the device should always be kept easily
accessible so that the power can be switched off.
Do not tilt, push, pull, or move DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope in ways other than that
described in this manual for its proper/optimal and safe use. The unit should be held at the top
of the pole when it is being transported and should never be moved using the cables or imaging
head as a handle. The unit should always be in the transport position and held/controlled while
it is being moved.
Stepping and sitting on the device is prohibited.
Before using DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope, make sure it is in optimal condition for use.
Do not spill any liquids on the device.
Use only cabling supplied or approved by DYSIS Medical. Using non-standard cables may result
in user and/or patient hazard and/or device failure.
Prior to moving DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope, please ensure the touchscreen is folded
above the central processing unit (CPU), and the imaging head arm is folded and locked at the
magnetized joint.
Never use your hands to engage or release the foot brake.
Before moving DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope, make sure that the foot brake has been
released and the wheels have been lowered.
Always engage the foot brake before an examination.
DYSIS Ultra 2.0 Digital Colposcope should be positioned on a flat surface and the foot brake
engaged to prevent movement and toppling.
