PULSAR
2
ESP
Installation and Operating Manual
OPTIKON 2000
Cod. 111007EN Rev.E
3-1
3
WARNINGS
Care in the handling of PULSAR
2
surgery system is one of the first principles in an
operating-room, and no amount of warnings can take place of such care.
The following warnings will aid the user to provide adequate safeguards to assure
safe, trouble free performance.
General
• All medical personnel should read and understand the instructions in this
manual prior to the system being used. Do not attempt to use the system if it
fails to perform as set out in the operation procedures, in this manual.
• Use of the system should be restricted to qualified medical personnel who
fully understand potential risks connected with the use of the equipment and
are trained on the prevention and management of possible clinical
complications.
• The presurgical set-up and operation procedures outlined herein should be
performed before each surgical procedure. If the system is not operating
properly and the trouble-shooting section does not provide a satisfactory
solution to the problem, do not use the system.
• Before using a surgical or non surgical accessory in connection with PULSAR
2
,
verify the compatibility of the same with PULSAR
2
equipment. Compatibility
is stated on the accessory accompanying document.
• Sound emission capability of the equipment is tested at power-on. Verify that
an audible beep is emitted during system boot.
• A rotating symbol, placed at the lower side of the user interface screen, shows
that the system is running properly. If such symbol stops moving it means that
the system is idle and equipment operation must be stopped.
• The computer uplink connection is intended for service procedures only. Do
not connect any external device to the rear panel “Computer uplink” socket
during the use of the equipment in surgery.
• Plug into the connectors labelled “FOOTSWITCH”, “REMOTE CONTROL”, “I.V.
POLE” and “EXPANSION UNIT” only the equipment specifically designed for
this purpose.
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