Why is there no video image on my RI SATURN 5 Measuring Instruments?
If there's no video image, it might be due to a few reasons. First, ensure the camera is correctly connected to both the PC and its power supply, if needed. Another reason could be incorrect camera settings; check the brightness and contrast settings. Finally, verify that the microscope camera port is selected.
What to do if the laser position is inaccurate on RI SATURN 5 Measuring Instruments?
If the laser position is inaccurate, ensure that the port selector is in the correct position. Also, make sure you calibrate the unit each time it is switched on.
What to do if the laser has no effect on RI SATURN 5 Measuring Instruments?
If the laser isn't working, first check that you're using the correct red Saturn 5 Laser System objective. Also, verify the target alignment and ensure the port selector is in the correct position. The embryo must be touching the dish surface. Note that dirt on the fibre optic requires service.
How to fix no lights on control unit of RI Measuring Instruments?
If there are no lights on the control unit, check that the power supply is properly plugged into the mains and switched on. Also, ensure you are using only the power supply provided with the unit.
General| Brand | RI |
|---|---|
| Model | SATURN 5 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Describes the intended purpose and application of the Saturn 5 Laser System within ART procedures.
Outlines specific indications for use for customers located in the USA, focusing on zona pellucida ablation and biopsy.
Lists the specific part numbers for the Saturn 5 Laser System components and accessories.
Details the compatible microscope models for use with the Saturn 5 Laser System.
Provides instructions and considerations for installing the Saturn 5 Laser System, including PC and software setup.
Highlights important safety precautions and warnings related to laser radiation and system operation.
Lists specific precautions to minimize risks during laser procedures, such as pulse width and sample positioning.
Details electromagnetic emissions compliance and environmental guidance for the Saturn 5 Laser System.
Outlines electromagnetic immunity guidelines and compliance levels for the system in various environments.
Explains the meaning of various safety and informational symbols used throughout the manual and on the device.
Identifies and illustrates the main physical components of the Saturn 5 Laser System, including control unit and modules.
Lists the part numbers for the general Saturn 5 Laser System components, such as control units and objectives.
Lists part numbers for mirror modules specific to the Saturn 5 Active Laser System for various microscope models.
Lists part numbers for the collimator modules for various compatible microscope types.
Provides a high-level overview of the system's hardware components and their physical arrangement.
Details the technical specifications for the ablation and pilot lasers, including wavelength and power.
Provides specifications for the laser objectives, including magnification, NA, and working distance.
Outlines specific performance specifications for the Saturn 5 Active Laser System, such as range of movement.
Lists the electrical input/output specifications for the system's mains adaptor and control unit.
Specifies the physical dimensions and weight of the control unit.
Details the recommended operating temperature, humidity, and pressure for the system.
Specifies the recommended conditions for storing and transporting the system to maintain its integrity.
Introduces the RI Viewer software and its role in interacting with the Saturn 5 Laser System for ART laboratory use.
Explains the meaning of various icons used within the RI Viewer interface for controlling functions.
Describes methods for adjusting zoom and panning within the RI Viewer image display for detailed viewing.
Details how to configure preset zoom levels for camera views in RI Viewer for quick access.
Explains the process for selecting and switching between connected cameras in RI Viewer for live imaging.
Covers how to flip camera images horizontally or vertically for correct display, often set during installation.
Describes how to adjust camera settings like frame rate and other video source options within RI Viewer.
Explains the importance of matching microscope objectives to RI Viewer settings for accurate measurements.
Guides the user on selecting the correct objective magnification within RI Viewer for optimal imaging.
Details the procedure for adding custom objective calibrations in RI Viewer for accurate measurements.
Explains how to remove existing objective calibrations from RI Viewer when no longer needed.
Guides the user on verifying the accuracy of objective calibrations in RI Viewer using a stage micrometer.
Details how to assign shortcuts to the foot pedal or keyboard for software functions in RI Viewer.
Explains how to use the measurement tools within RI Viewer to quantify image features like length and area.
Describes the process of capturing still images using the RI Viewer software, including file naming conventions.
Guides the user on how to record video clips of samples via the RI Viewer software, including recording limits.
Introduces the RI Viewer Gallery for managing, reviewing, and commenting on captured media like images and videos.
Describes the screen for viewing and managing unassigned images and videos before patient assignment.
Explains the Patient Details screen for viewing media assigned to specific patients, including references and comments.
Details the various functions available within the RI Viewer Gallery interface for media management.
Describes the use of the laser system for Laser Assisted Hatching (LAH) procedures to weaken the zona pellucida.
Outlines the use of the laser system for embryo biopsy procedures to remove cells for genetic analysis.
Details the procedure for blastomere biopsy at the cleavage stage of embryo development for analysis.
Explains the process of trophectoderm/blastocyst biopsy for genetic analysis on blastocyst stage embryos.
Describes the use of the laser system for inducing blastocyst collapse prior to vitrification procedures.
Discusses factors influencing hole size selection and recommended pulse ranges for safe and effective zona drilling.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing laser ablation on specimens, including focus and alignment.
Guides the user on powering up and activating the Saturn 5 Laser System by connecting to power.
Outlines necessary checks and configurations, like objective calibration and target alignment, before starting a procedure.
Provides a detailed procedure for aligning the laser target on the Saturn 5 Active Laser System via RI Viewer.
Details the steps for checking laser target alignment on the Saturn 5 Fixed Laser System using RI Viewer.
Explains how to calibrate the Hole Size Indicator in RI Viewer for accurate laser hole size predictions.
Guides on removing incorrect data points from the hole size calibration graph to maintain accuracy.
Explains the function of the laser target display in RI Viewer, indicating laser focus and potential hole location.
Describes the function and display of the Hole Size Indicator, which estimates the created hole size.
Explains the Exclusion Zone feature for measuring proximity to critical cells to prevent heat damage.
Details how to adjust hole size and pulse width parameters for laser operations using RI Viewer.
Explains how to use and customize preset pulse width values for consistent laser delivery.
Provides instructions for firing the laser for single pulse operations, including sample positioning.
Introduces Biopsy Mode for assisted hatching and embryo biopsy procedures, enabling automated shot delivery.
Guides on activating the Biopsy Mode feature in RI Viewer for automated laser shot sequences.
Details the steps for firing the laser using the Biopsy Mode, including line definition and start firing.
Explains the correct procedure for shutting down the system by closing software and unplugging the device.
Addresses issues where the control unit shows no lights, suggesting power supply checks.
Provides solutions for problems related to the absence of a video image, checking camera connections and settings.
Offers troubleshooting steps for when the laser is not producing the expected effect, checking alignment and optics.
Guides on resolving issues where the hole size is smaller than anticipated, checking calibration and pulse width.
Provides solutions for when the hole size is larger than desired, suggesting calibration and smaller hole size selection.
Addresses problems with the laser's position being inaccurate, recommending calibration checks.
Details recommended cleaning procedures for the system's control unit, optics, and microscope components.
Explains the importance and schedule for regular servicing of the system by authorized technicians.
Provides guidance on the environmentally safe disposal of electronic components and the system.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions, including duration and coverage, for the Saturn 5 Laser System.
Defines the limitations of liability for Research Instruments Ltd regarding product use and damages.
Details the policy and requirements for returning products for service or repair, including RMA procedures.
Provides contact information for customer service and support, including phone numbers and email.
Explains the user's duty to inform RI and authorities about adverse events as per medical device directives.
Invites users to provide feedback for product improvement and development of ART tools.
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