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General| Brand | Zeiss |
|---|---|
| Model | VISUSCOUT 100 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's purpose and provides contact for questions or suggestions.
Defines symbols for WARNING (severe injury), CAUTION (minor injury), and PROPERTY DAMAGE.
Provides information, hints, and advice for better understanding of device operation.
Lists the basic device parts and additional sales case contents for the VISUSCOUT 100.
Shows warning and information labels for the VISUSCOUT 100 handheld camera and charging station.
States compliance with EU Medical Device Directive and German Medical Products Act (MPG).
Describes intended use in medical settings by trained personnel and for documentation.
Warns about light exposure risks and recommends minimizing brightness for clear visualization.
Advises retaining packaging for relocation/repair or recycling.
States product should not be disposed of via domestic waste systems in the EU per WEEE directive.
Details the purpose, components, and non-mydriatic imaging capability of the VISUSCOUT 100.
States the expected service life is five years, assuming regular servicing intervals are met.
Identifies key components like Power LED, Connection LED, Soft Keys, Navigation Key, and System Connector.
Explains soft key functions, LED indicators, and graphical indicators on the device screen.
Outlines initial setup procedures including battery installation, connection, and charging for first use.
Covers charging, storage, and image data transfer methods to a PC via USB or WIFI.
Details powering on/off, capturing still images and video, and basic image transfer.
Describes how brightness, reflections, shadowing, and sharpness are analyzed on the image.
Explains how to access and navigate the device's settings and imaging menus.
Details the camera's autofocus capabilities and how to manually adjust focus.
Describes how to reset the device by pressing the left soft key for an extended period.
Advises on setting up the examination room, patient positioning, and initial approach.
Guides on using focus modes, adjusting illumination, and capturing still images and video.
Explains the functions of the Left Soft Key, Right Soft Key, Middle Key, and Navigation Key.
Details settings for capture mode, IR brightness, illumination modes, and target blinking.
Provides general warnings and guidelines for device setup and operation, including electrical safety.
Specifies daily inspections for device condition and completeness before use and electrical safety practices.
Specifies normal room temperature and humidity requirements and warns against flammable anesthetics.
Advises on PC connection, using provided cables, and network security measures.
Warns against unauthorized tampering and states that servicing must be done by authorized personnel.
Advises on using appropriate cleaning agents, avoiding damage, and ensuring no moisture penetration.
Details how to shut down, disconnect, and clean the device housing and lenses.
Lists chemicals that should not be used for cleaning the device due to potential damage.
Guides on cleaning the eye cup before each use and when it should be replaced.
Provides instructions for cleaning the liquid crystal display screen using specific agents.
Lists common error messages and recommended actions for troubleshooting device issues.
Lists approved accessories and spare parts, emphasizing their use for continued safe operation.
Details camera sensor, display, memory, image/video formats, connectivity, and illumination.
Provides specifications for the charging station, power supply, battery, and USB cable.
Specifies temperature, humidity, and pressure requirements for use, storage, and transport.
Mentions expected device lifespan of five years and battery lifespan of 1-2 years.
Lists trademarks and instructs on proper disposal according to WEEE directive.
States a 1-year warranty for parts/labor and 6 months for battery, and how to submit a claim.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty, such as abuse, misuse, or unauthorized repairs.
Details compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 and necessary precautions to avoid interference.
Advises on observing separation distances from portable RF devices to prevent interference.
Mentions internal circuitry sensitivity to static charges and the need for precautions.
Warns about equipment adjacency and using non-specified accessories to prevent improper operation or interference.
Provides recommended separation distances based on transmitter power and frequency for RF equipment.
Details immunity test levels and electromagnetic environments, and declares low RF emissions.
Provides step-by-step instructions with images for replacing the device's Li-Ion battery pack.
Describes the PC software that enables wireless and USB connection between the camera and the PC.
Guides on installing and uninstalling the VISUSCOUT 100 Client application via Control Panel.
Explains how to enable and set up wireless connections and connect via USB cable and cradle.
Describes how to download images manually and preview them using the Client software's Camera/Local contents.
Lists steps for downloading and installing the Toshiba FlashAir FW Update Tool from support pages.
Provides a detailed procedure for updating the WIFI SD card firmware using the UpdateTool.
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