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1.2 Safety Precautions
Designate the "Instrument Control Manager."
• Operation of the instrument requires expert knowledge of the target
application, method of use, and so on. Therefore, to use the instrument
correctly and safely, designate an "Instrument Control Manager."
• When the instrument is delivered, the Instrument Control Manager should
receive explanation on the handling of the instrument directly from the
staff trained in the instrument or distributor.
Before using the instrument, read the "Safety Precautions" to ensure the
correct use of the instrument.
The cautionary instructions provided herein are intended to ensure that the
instrument will be used safely in a manner preventing operator from injury and
property damage. These instructions provide important safety information
that must be needed at all times.
In this manual, instructions pertaining to different levels of potential hazards
are classified and indicated respectively as danger, warning, caution and
note.
The denition of each hazard is dened below.
DANGER pertains to a potential hazard where failure to observe the specied
instruction may result in death or serious injury of the user or another person.
WARNING pertains to a potential hazard where failure to observe the
specified instruction may result in a serious injury of the user or another
person.
CAUTION pertains to a potential hazard where failure to observe the specied
instruction may result in damage to the instrument or other property, or affect
the process results.
NOTE pertains to an item to pay attention to or other useful information.
DANGER
CAUTION
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