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Stryker CORE 2 - Core 2 Console Key Features; Console Interface and Display; Ports for Connectivity and Operation; System Design and Power Components

Stryker CORE 2
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Guiding the way
This guide summarizes some of
the common features, functions,
button pushing and menus of the
Consolidated Operating Room
Equipment (CORE) 2 console.
The CORE 2 console powers a
variety of devices, including:
• Small and large bone drills,
saws and drivers
• Small and large joint shavers
• ENT shavers
• Various foot pedals
• Bone mill
• Irrigation
Collectively, the console and
its related accessories are
intended for:
• For use in a variety of
surgical procedures, including
orthopaedic, dental, ENT,
neuro, spine, and endoscopic
applications.
• Cut, drill, ream, decorticate,
shape and smooth bone, bone
cement and teeth
• Place or cut screws, metal,
wires, pins and other xation
devices
Unless specied, use
only with Stryker-approved
equipment and keep console
outside the sterile eld. Among
other safety directives, adhere to
recommended duty cycles, and
carefully select motor settings
and irrigation ow rate for the
attachments and procedure at
hand. This user guide is not
intended to replace Instructions
for Use documents. It is
purely provided to summarize
commonly used features.
For a complete list of
warnings and cautions,
operational details,
troubleshooting tips, cleaning
protocols and duty cycles, please
consult the current Stryker CORE
2 console Instructions for Use
(IFU Ref 5400-052-700-EN), and
IFUs for any Stryker drill motor,
foot/hand switch, attachment or
other accessory you connect to
the CORE 2 console.
Key
features
A Power button
B 7” touch screen with
24-bit color and 170°
wide viewing angle
C Port illumination rings
(5) for constant, color-lit
visibility of matched
motors and foot pedals
D Stacking inserts (4)
I Pole bracket for irrigation
J Ethernet port
K USB port
L Specication label
M Equipotential lug
N Fuse holder
O Power receptacle
E Motor ports (3); runs
2 non-heavy duty handpieces
simultaneously. Port location
rened to provide more room
around the irrigation cassette.
F Foot pedal ports (2)
G Irrigation cassette port
with simple, one-step
insertion and removal
H Stacking feet (4)
P Internal audio with
distinct tones for actuation,
completion, reverse motor,
notications, errors and
prohibited actions
Q Passively cooled;
no fan, no moving parts
or associated noise
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