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Olympus SOLTIVE Premium User Manual

Olympus SOLTIVE Premium
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SuperPulsed Laser System
Quick Reference Guide
SOLTIVE™ Premium / Pro
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Olympus SOLTIVE Premium Specifications

General IconGeneral
Laser TypeThulium Fiber Laser
Wavelength1940 nm
Electrical Requirements100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power Supply100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Operating ModesPulsed
Aiming BeamIntegrated red diode laser
Fiber Diameter Compatibility200 μm, 400 μm, 550 μm, 800 μm, 1000 μm
DisplayTouchscreen LCD
ConnectivityUSB, Ethernet
Intended UseUrology, Lithotripsy and soft tissue applications

Summary

Laser Set-Up

Required Parts

Lists necessary components for laser system setup.

Connect Power Cord

Instructions for connecting the power cable to the laser system.

Laser Operation

Powering On and Initial Setup

Steps for powering on the laser system and initial startup.

Footswitch Connection

Guide to wirelessly connect the footswitch to the laser system.

Laser Fiber Connection

Procedure for connecting the laser fiber to the system.

Fiber Information

How to check details of the connected laser fiber.

Aiming Beam Adjustment

Steps to modify the intensity and mode of the aiming beam.

Parameter Adjustment

How to adjust pulse energy, frequency, and pulse width.

Standby and Ready Modes

Instructions for switching between Standby and Ready modes.

Activating the Laser

Process for initiating laser emission using the footswitch.

Saving Treatment Settings

Guide to setting up and saving custom treatment parameters.

Manual Mode Operation

How to manually set treatment parameters without presets.

Data Export and Logs

Steps to access and export treatment logs via USB.

Important System Features

Notes on blast shield and interlock connector setup.

Laser Fiber Selection Guide

Technical Definitions

Explains units like Hertz, Joules, and Watts used in the system.

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