How to fix Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision Machine Vision Systems that won't turn on?
If the system does not come on when you turn the power switch to on for your Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision Machine Vision Systems, check for bad fuses and replace the fuse if necessary.
General| Brand | Johnson & Johnson Surgical Vision |
|---|---|
| Model | Veritas |
| Category | Machine Vision Systems |
| Language | English |
Overview of the VERITAS Vision System, a premium cataract system for anterior segment surgery.
Explains the use of precautionary statements (cautions and warnings) in the manual.
Details the system's purpose in anterior segment (cataract) surgery and its modular design.
Lists any pre-existing patient conditions that contraindicate cataract surgery.
Complications that may be associated with the VERITAS Vision System use.
Specifies adult patients with cataracts or undergoing anterior segment ophthalmic surgery.
Identifies the system as intended for use by an ophthalmologist and support staff.
Outlines the advantages of the VERITAS Vision System for patients.
Details system capabilities like phacoemulsification, diathermy, vitrectomy, and advanced technologies.
Provides an overview of the VERITAS Vision System console, display, and primary functions.
Safety precautions for system setup and operation, including electrical safety and handling.
Critical safety information for personnel operating the equipment, including modifications and electrical safety.
Summarizes the final residual risk level rating for VERITAS Vision System items.
Defines symbols with regulatory relevance found on the system's front and back panels.
Details FCC and Industry Canada compliance statements for the device.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of electronic equipment (WEEE directive).
Information on RoHS compliance in the EU and China, and EU REACh.
Details the packaging weight and materials for the VERITAS Vision System.
Instructions on how to report serious incidents to JJSV and the competent authority.
Methods to reduce environmental impact during system use, like using reusable accessories.
Guidance on inspecting exterior packaging for shipping damage and filing claims.
Lists the main components of the VERITAS Vision System.
Describes the disposable tubing packs required for surgical procedures.
Explains the function and operation of the foot pedal for system control.
Details the optional heel insert accessory for the VERITAS Foot Pedal.
Describes the function and control of the programmable IV pole.
Explains the use of the wireless remote control for system navigation and adjustments.
Details the optional SMC for recording surgery and instrument settings.
Provides an overview of steps to prepare the VERITAS Vision System for surgery.
Illustrates and describes the front and rear panel connections for handpieces.
Step-by-step guide for setting up the IV pole for surgical procedures.
Instructions for setting up phacoemulsification, I/A, diathermy, and vitrectomy handpieces.
Describes the system self-test process and the initial surgeon/program selection screen.
Guidance on selecting a program and installing the tubing pack.
Procedure for collecting balanced salt solution using the test chamber or a cup.
Explains the necessity and process of priming and tuning handpieces before use.
Procedure to verify the proper balance of irrigation and aspiration settings.
Steps to prime the vitrectomy handpiece to reduce the chance of errors.
How to navigate the GUI and adjust operating levels for aspiration, vacuum, and power.
Procedure to verify system installation and proper operation before the first case.
Recommendations for sterilizing system instruments prior to each surgical case.
Functionality to review and terminate the current surgical case.
Steps for properly shutting down the VERITAS Vision System after surgery.
Instructions for selecting or managing surgeon profiles on the system.
Procedure to create a new surgeon profile and enter their name.
Steps to remove a surgeon's profile from the system's list.
How to edit an existing surgeon's name or settings.
Defines venting, tap for irrigation, and Cont. Irr. Auto-Off preferences.
Guides users through setting up, calibrating, and testing foot pedals.
Instructions for adjusting system sound levels and tone preferences.
How to change the order of surgeon names displayed on the system.
Procedure for creating custom surgical programs with preferred settings.
Steps to remove a surgeon program from the Select Program screen.
How to rename existing surgical programs.
Procedure to lock a program's settings, preventing changes once done.
How to copy settings from one surgeon program to another.
Method to reorder programs, setting a default or preferred program.
Defines specific settings for major surgical modes like Phaco, I/A, Vitrectomy, Diathermy.
Provides default parameter settings for various gauge programs and modes.
Details the various phaco power delivery modes available.
Explains the advanced WHITESTAR technology for phacoemulsification.
Describes the FUSION Fluidics system for intelligent vacuum monitoring.
Steps to set the maximum height the IV pole can reach.
Procedure for testing the functionality and movement of the IV pole.
How to view and export the system's event log.
Guides for pairing VERITAS Foot Pedal or Advanced Linear Pedal wirelessly.
Instructions for pairing the VERITAS Remote Control via wireless Bluetooth.
Displays the software and firmware versions of the system.
Performs a test of all system components to verify proper operation.
Allows selection of the user interface language from a list of options.
Configuration options for the optional SMC to record surgery video and data.
Procedure to set the system's date, time, and display formats.
Allows setting the units of measure for vacuum display (mmHg or kPa).
Provides information on preventative maintenance dates and system usage counts.
Functionality to import or export surgeon programs and database files.
Saves a backup of the system database to a USB device.
Exports selected surgeon programs as text files to a USB drive.
Restores a database from a saved file if the current database is corrupted.
Restores a database saved via the Backup All option.
Procedure for deleting a database from a portable USB device.
Defines symbols related to power status, buttons, and system control.
Explains symbols indicating regulatory compliance and certification.
Defines symbols for safety precautions, reuse, and environmental protection.
Symbols indicating electrical ratings, EMC compliance, and port types.
Icons representing foot pedal status, technology activation, and battery charge.
Icons representing actions like clearing errors, logging events, and setting parameters.
Icons for managing surgeon and program settings like editing, deleting, and copying.
Icons indicating timer resets, connection status, and wireless pairing success.
General guidance on handling and disposing of reusable and single-use items.
Refer to specific directions for cleaning, handling, and sterilization of the phaco handpiece.
Refer to specific directions for cleaning, handling, and sterilization of the I/A handpiece.
Refer to specific directions for cleaning, handling, and sterilization of the diathermy handpiece.
Notes the vitrectomy cutter as a disposable, single-use instrument.
Recommended materials and solutions for cleaning the touchscreen monitor.
Instructions for wiping down the system, remote, and foot pedal with disinfectant cleaner.
Describes system errors, including tone generation, message display, and safe state behavior.
Lists common issues and their solutions to help resolve problems before contacting service.
Step-by-step guide for replacing console fuses if the system does not power on.
Instructions for replacing the battery in the foot pedals.
Procedure for replacing the batteries in the VERITAS Remote Control.
Details on how to charge wireless foot pedals using the AC charger.
Guides for resolving general system issues like power or remote control pairing.
Addresses issues with foot pedal operation and connection.
Troubleshooting steps for when the IV pole does not respond.
Common errors encountered during the priming process and their solutions.
Addresses irrigation flow issues, including no flow or insufficient flow.
Covers aspiration issues like no aspiration or poor aspiration.
Solutions for no or intermittent phacoemulsification.
Addresses issues related to no or poor diathermy performance.
Explains system alerts, warnings, and error messages with corrective actions.
Details the manufacturer's warranty coverage for the VERITAS Vision System.
Information on the availability of extended warranty contracts.
Describes user maintenance and JJSV recommended periodic maintenance.
Provides dimensions and weight for the system console and foot pedal.
Details operating and storage conditions, including temperature and humidity.
Lists voltage, frequency, power rating, and enclosure current leakage.
Discusses EMC precautions and guidance for operating the system near other devices.
Details the RF wireless technology used for devices like foot pedals and remote control.
Provides RF receive and transmit section specifications for Bluetooth connectivity.
Lists specifications for phaco power and pump settings.
Details vacuum level and pump flow rate specifications for I/A.
Provides specifications for vitrectomy pump, cut rate, and altitude de-rating.
Lists power adjustment, output current, and peak voltage for diathermy.
Graphical representation of diathermy output power versus settings.
Graphs showing diathermy output power at different load impedance settings.
Illustrates phaco power output in watts versus GUI settings percentage.
Nominal longitudinal velocity for various handpieces with a specific phaco tip.
Explains how the IV pole generates pressure and measurement points.
A comprehensive list of accessories and their corresponding part numbers for reordering.
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