Atmos Scope User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Lindsey LongSep 8, 2025
What to do if my Atmos Medical Equipment has corrosion, staining, or discoloration?
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  zpayneSep 9, 2025
  If you notice corrosion, staining, or discoloration, it could be due to inadequate cleaning, such as protein residue. Try cleaning again, rubbing thoroughly. It may also be caused by inadequate rinsing of the endoscope between re-sterilization steps, especially before actual sterilization, so ensure adequate rinsing between processing phases. Disinfecting and cleaning solutions that are contaminated or used too frequently can also cause these issues, so replace them at regular intervals. Finally, extraneous rust from rusty steam or processing with damaged or non-stainless instruments could be the cause. Check supply systems, ensure material compatibility during common processing, pay attention to existing damage, and avoid mutual contact.
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Monica WeberAug 23, 2025
How to fix leakage in Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Betty MezaAug 23, 2025
  If you notice leakage, first verify that the leakage tester is correctly connected, paying attention to the connections between the attachment for pressure compensation, the tube of the leakage tester, and the leakage tester itself. Also, ensure the protection cap is firmly pushed onto the connector. If the leakage continues, the insertion tube may be defective, requiring the ATMOS Scope to be sent in for repair.
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Jared BrownAug 25, 2025
What to do if Atmos Scope is not recognized by the PC?
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  Sergio Johnson Jr.Aug 26, 2025
  If the ATMOS Scope isn't being recognized by your PC, first ensure that the USB port is permanently activated via the power settings in Windows. If the problem persists, the ATMOS Scope may be defective, requiring it to be sent in for repair.
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qbondAug 26, 2025
How to fix no image on the PC with Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  David WardAug 27, 2025
  If there is no image on the PC, first install the camera USB driver. If that doesn't work, the ATMOS Scope may not be recognized by the USB interface, so ensure the USB port is permanently activated via the power settings in Windows.
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Matthew KochAug 28, 2025
How to fix a cloudy image on Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Nicholas CampbellAug 28, 2025
  A cloudy image can be caused by dirty glass surfaces. Clean the glass surfaces. If the issue continues, the lens system may be defective, requiring the ATMOS Scope to be sent in for repair.
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Jesse HartmanAug 29, 2025
Why is the deflection lever stiff on my Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Terry GoldenAug 29, 2025
  A stiff or non-working deflection lever is likely due to a defective tip mechanism, requiring the ATMOS Scope to be sent in for repair.
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davisheatherSep 14, 2025
What causes colour bands on the monitor of my Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Maxwell ScottSep 15, 2025
  If you see colour bands on the monitor, it could be due to a defective video cable. Replace the video cable or send the endoscope system in for repair. Alternatively, the ATMOS® Scope itself might be defective, requiring you to send it in for repair.
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Jeremy CaseySep 10, 2025
How to fix leakiness in Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Russell WelchSep 10, 2025
  If you're experiencing leakiness, first check the connections of the pressure compensation cap, silicone tube, and the leakage tester to ensure they are correctly connected. If the connections are correct, the probe tube may be defective, requiring you to send the ATMOS® Scope in for repair. Also, ensure the plug cap is tightly secured onto the plug.
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David MaloneSep 7, 2025
What to do if my Atmos Medical Equipment image is cloudy?
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  Debra BrownSep 7, 2025
  If you're experiencing a cloudy image, it might be due to dirty glass surfaces. Clean the glass surfaces. Alternatively, the lens system might be leaky or defective, in which case you should send the ATMOS® Scope in for repair.
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Lisa OrtizSep 4, 2025
What to do if there is no image on the monitor of my Atmos Medical Equipment?
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  Victoria JonesSep 4, 2025
  If there is no image on the monitor, several factors could be the reason. First, ensure the controller is properly connected and switched on. Check for a blown fuse and replace it if necessary. Verify the connection between the controller and the monitor, and ensure the ATMOS® Scope handle is correctly connected to the controller, ensuring the plug is dry. Also, check that the monitor is set to the correct input channel. Finally, make sure the ATMOS® Scope is properly attached to the controller and that there is light at the tip of the flexible endoscope part.

Atmos Scope Specifications

General

Brand	Atmos
Model	Scope
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

Notes on operating instructions

Contains important instructions on how to operate the product safely, correctly, and effectively.

Explanation of pictures and symbols

Explains the meaning of various symbols and icons used in the operating instructions.

Intended purpose

Describes the product's intended use, main functions, and target users for endoscopic examination in humans.

Function

Details the integrated components within the handle of the flexible ATMOS Scope.

Scope of delivery

Lists the contents included in the ATMOS Scope package upon dispatch.

Transport and storage

Provides guidelines for safe transport and storage, including environmental conditions.

Notes for your safety

General safety instructions

General guidelines for safe operation, use of accessories, and reporting incidents.

Danger for users, patients, and third parties

Highlights risks such as electric shock and minor injuries due to improper handling or damage.

Avoiding damage to the device

Details how to prevent damage from unsuitable mechanical stress and unsuitable environments.

Setting up and starting up

Device overview

Provides a detailed visual overview of the ATMOS Scope components and their labels.

Leakage tester and tube

Describes the set for the leakage tester and its adapter for connection to the tube.

Combination with other devices

Specifies requirements for qualified personnel when installing electrical systems with the ATMOS Scope.

Preparing the device

Instructions for initial preparation, including reprocessing and leak tightness checks before first use.

Assembly and initial installation

Covers requirements for additional devices and the installation of ATMOS Capture Suite software.

Checks and tests

Outlines test sequences, including checking glass surfaces and performing a leakage test.

Testing the deflection mechanism

Details how to check the functionality of the deflection lever for smooth operation.

Operation

Use/operation

Guidance on handling the system with care and avoiding impacts or stress on its components.

Switching on and adjusting the system

Instructions on how to take the ATMOS Scope in hand to turn the system on.

Functions of the buttons with the ATMOS Capture Suite

Explains the default functions of the upper and lower buttons when using ATMOS Capture Suite software.

Reprocessing

Safety instructions for reprocessing

Provides essential safety guidelines and recommendations for users performing reprocessing.

Avoiding damage to the device

Details how to prevent damage from cleaning fixatives, unsuitable aids, or incorrect procedures.

Preparing and completing reprocessing

Outlines the steps for preparing the device before and checking it after reprocessing.

Preparing surfaces

Provides an overview and details on preparing surfaces for various reprocessing steps.

Selecting process chemicals

Lists compatible cleaning agents and disinfectants, along with their active ingredients.

Manual cleaning and disinfection

Detailed instructions for manual cleaning and disinfection, including temperature, agents, and steps.

Mechanical cleaning and disinfection

Guidelines for mechanical cleaning and disinfection using washer-disinfectors.

Sterilization

Instructions and material compatibility approvals for sterilization methods, excluding autoclaving.

Maintenance and service

Periodic tests

Specifies the required frequency for electrical safety repeat tests according to IEC 62353.

Sending in the device

Instructions on how to properly clean, pack, and send the device for service or return.

Warranty

Details the 24-month warranty terms, coverage, and exclusions for product function.

Troubleshooting

Accessories

Disposal

Technical data

Notes on EMC

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Atmos Scope User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Atmos Scope Specifications

Summary

Introduction

Notes on operating instructions

Explanation of pictures and symbols

Intended purpose

Function

Scope of delivery

Transport and storage

Notes for your safety

General safety instructions

Danger for users, patients, and third parties

Avoiding damage to the device

Setting up and starting up

Device overview

Leakage tester and tube

Combination with other devices

Preparing the device

Assembly and initial installation

Checks and tests

Testing the deflection mechanism

Operation

Use/operation

Switching on and adjusting the system

Functions of the buttons with the ATMOS Capture Suite

Reprocessing

Safety instructions for reprocessing

Avoiding damage to the device

Preparing and completing reprocessing

Preparing surfaces

Selecting process chemicals

Manual cleaning and disinfection

Mechanical cleaning and disinfection

Sterilization

Maintenance and service

Periodic tests

Sending in the device

Warranty

Troubleshooting

Accessories

Disposal

Technical data

Notes on EMC

Related product manuals