OPTIKON KERATRON ONDA, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Keratron
™
Onda Installation and operating manual
OPTIKON 2000
Cod. 161401EN 3-3
2015-03-27
Rev.C

The use of flammable anaesthetics (N
2
O), (O
2
) should be avoided unless they
are removed by a gas aspiration system.
The device contains a lithium battery. The used batteries must be disposed
of in an adequate manner.

Do not dispose of Keratron
™
Onda as unsorted municipal waste. Collect it
separately according to the local laws/regulations on disposal of waste
electrical and electronic equipment.
3.3 ELECTRICAL WARNINGS

The Keratron
™
Onda system functions in conjunction with a PC and
relative peripherals. The PC system (including the monitor and any
additional peripherals) to be connected to the device must be in
compliance with Standard EN 60601-1 or must be isolation class II
(represented by the symbol
) according to Standard EN 60950.
If the device in question is connected to an apparatus whose compliance with
Standard EN 60601-1 is uncertain, the following are the risks:
Under normal operating conditions the risk of an excessive
DISPERSION
CURRENT

of the entire system towards the ground due to the dispersion current
from the non compliant device;

in the case of a single breakdown (interruption of the common
protective ground), the risk of an excessive dispersion current in the
covering resulting from the dispersion current from the noncompliant
device
To avoid such risks, in the case of a PC that is not in compliance with EN
60601-1, it is advisable to connect the PC to a power outlet that is different
from the one to which the Keratron
™
Onda is connected or, alternatively, to
use an isolation transformer between the PC and the wall power outlet.
The PC and relative devices must be placed outside of the patient area (at least
1.0 meter). Only the Keratron
™
Onda topo-aberrometer may be placed in the
patient area.