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Documentation set 7 Operation
SL 800 7.1 Operation safety
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7 Operation
7.1 Operation safety
CAUTION!
Mechanical risk from moving parts
Injuries may be caused by the instrument table lowering.
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When lowering the instrument table always ensure that no
objects or body parts are within the movement range of the
tabletop.
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Read the user manual of the instrument table and follow its
warning instructions.
CAUTION!
Mechanical risk from falling parts
The patient may injure him/herself or the device may be damaged.
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Instruct the patient not to touch the device with his/her hands.
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Instruct the patient not to use the device as a support or an aid
when standing up.
CAUTION!
Mechanical hazard from moving parts
Injuries may result from trapped fingers.
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When operating the device, be careful not to put your fingers
between moving components.
7.2 Adjusting the eyepieces and interpupillary
distance
Exact adjustment of the eyepieces is a prerequisite for optimum
examination results and is necessary when using accessories for
image documentation. Otherwise, the image may appear to be
sharp during observation through the eyepiece, but a blurred
image may be captured by the camera or displayed on the monitor.
Adjust the eyepieces to your corrected distance refraction values.
Action 1. Make sure the eyepieces are pushed up to the stop.
2. Pull out the eyecups if you do not wear spectacles. If you wear
spectacles push the eyecups in.
3. Set the diopter setting ring on both eyepieces to 0 D if you do
not need to compensate for ametropia.
4. If you need to compensate ametropia set your distance
refractive values on the diopter scale of the eyepieces. Make a
note of the eyepiece settings for future use.
5. If more than one user uses the device, prepare a table with the
individual refractive powers and keep it in a handy location
near the device.