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Tomey CASIA2 User Manual

Tomey CASIA2
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686A9090-2F
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Cornea/Anterior Segment OCT
CASIA2
Read this manual thoroughly before using the instrument
to ensure proper and safe operation.
Contact Tomey Corporation or your local distributor if
you have any questions or you encounter any problems
during operation.
Always follow the operation procedures
described in this manual.
Keep this manual in a readily accessible
location while operating the instrument.
Contact your local distributor if you lose
this manual.
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Tomey CASIA2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryMedical Equipment
ModelCASIA2
ManufacturerTomey
Wavelength840 nm
Axial Resolution10 μm
Transverse Resolution30 μm
Scanning Range (width)16 mm
Scan Depth6 mm
Power Requirements100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Device TypeAnterior Segment OCT
Light SourceSuperluminescent Diode
Measurement ItemsAnterior chamber depth, angle, corneal thickness
Applicationsrefractive surgery planning

Summary

i. Important Safety Information

Electrical and Fire Hazard Prevention

Precautions against electric shock, fire, and explosion from installation and power connection.

Mechanical and Personal Safety

Measures to prevent injury from instrument parts, modification, or improper handling.

Usage and Environmental Safety

Guidelines on correct instrument usage, liquid avoidance, and environmental conditions.

ii. How to Read This Manual

Manual Structure and Overview

Provides an overview of the manual's structure and content organization.

Interpreting Safety Symbols

Explains the meaning of various symbols used throughout the manual for safety.

1. Prior to Use

Operational Precautions

Guidelines for safe and effective operation of the instrument.

Installation and Electrical Safety

Safety measures for instrument installation and power cord connection.

Pre-Operation Safety Checks

Checks and precautions to ensure safe operation before starting.

During and Post-Operation Safety

Safety measures during operation and after use of the instrument.

Package Contents and Glossary

List of items in the package and definitions of technical terms.

Instrument Overview

General description of the instrument and its features.

2. Names and Functions

System Components and Interface

Identification of main components, operator/patient interfaces, and ports.

Screen Layouts and Navigation

Overview of screen configurations, indicators, and navigation between main screens.

Key Screen Functions and Data Management

Details on measurement, viewer, database, patient info, and system setup screens.

Control Operations and System Markings

Instructions for joystick, touch controls, and identification of device symbols.

3. Operation Procedures

Pre-Operation Safety Guidelines

Safety precautions for instrument installation, connection, and setup.

System Startup and Shutdown

Procedures for powering the instrument on and off.

Performing Measurements

Step-by-step guide for patient data entry, alignment, capture, and data saving.

4. Technical Information

Measurement Principles

Explanation of the Fourier domain method used for OCT measurements.

5. Inspection and Maintenance

Product Warranty and Lifespan

Details on the limited warranty and expected operational lifespan of the instrument.

Instrument Inspection and Calibration

Procedures for regular inspection and calibration checks for accuracy.

Routine Cleaning and Part Replacement

Guidelines for cleaning instrument surfaces and replacing consumables like fuses.

Storage and Disposal Procedures

Instructions for proper storage and environmentally sound disposal of the instrument.

6. Troubleshooting

General Troubleshooting Guidance

Initial steps and precautions for resolving common instrument issues.

Common Error Codes and Solutions

Troubleshooting steps for power, display, error codes, and operational failures.

Extracting Diagnostic Log Data

Procedure for extracting log data to aid in troubleshooting and support.

7. Consumables and Optional Equipment

Ordering Consumables and Accessories

Information on ordering chin rest paper, fuses, and external HDDs.

8. Specifications

Main Unit and Power Source Specifications

Technical details on resolution, scan speed, power requirements, and dimensions.

Operating Environment and Classification

Conditions for operation, storage, transport, and device classification.

EMC Compliance and Cable Information

Declaration of Conformity to EMC standards and a list of supported cables.

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