User manual and medical device booklet. Videomatic LUX

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User manual and medical device booklet Videomatic LUX

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Contents EC-Declaration of conformity.................................. 3 Important notes on the operation of Videomatic LUX............... 6 Product description.......................................... 7 Purpose.................................................. 7 Product life................................................ 7 Security advice............................................. 7 Classification............................................... 7 Installation/Connection....................................... 8 Attaching the remote control bracket............................ 8 Connection and switching on.................................. 8 Adjusting the monitor height................................... 8 Adjusting the tension of the Ergotron arm........................ 9 Ergonomic notice.......................................... 10 Adjusting the monitor angle.................................. 10 Switches and controls....................................... 10 Power switch.............................................. 10 Remote control............................................ 10 Colour selection........................................... 11 Contrast/Brightness........................................ 11 Line marker/blanking....................................... 11 Adjusting the magnification/zoom +/-........................... 12 Automatic colour saturation.................................. 12 Monitor settings on the TFT.................................. 12 Automatic saving of the instrument settings...................... 12 Operation of the x/y table.................................... 13 Changing the lamps........................................ 13 4

Use in conjunction with medical products....................... 14 Dealing with faults......................................... 14 Security checks............................................ 14 Environmentally friendly disposal according to EC directive 2002/96EG..................................... 14 Special advice for transport and storage........................ 15 Power cable.............................................. 15 Power input socket with fuse................................. 15 Product identity............................................ 17 Operating and using........................................ 18 Malfunctions or repeated error record.......................... 19 Maintenance record........................................ 20 Security checks............................................ 21 Conditions of warranty...................................... 23 Contact.................................................. 24 5

Important notes on the operation of Videomatic LUX - Read these notes carefully before initial operation - 1. Notes on the electromagnetic compatibility (EMV) The opto-electronic reading device is suited for use in all set-ups including the domicile that are connected directly to a public mains supply that powers buildings for residential purposes. The opto-electronic reading device is designed for use in the indicated electro-magnetic environment. The customer or user should ensure the use in the indicated environment. The opto-electronic reading device operates on HF-energy exclusively for its own function. Therefore the emitted interference of high frequency disturbances is very low and the interference other appliances operated close-by is improbable. When operating the system simultaneously with other systems, however, the possibility of disturbances of the system or other systems should not be neglected. For this reason it should be ensured that the system is not placed directly beside or on top of another system. If the set-up of the system in the proximity of medical, analogical measuring devices cannot be avoided, the operator of these devices has to be informed that it is necessary to observe the performance of the system to control the conventional use of the system in the chosen set-up. Electronic devices are sensitive towards electric discharge and towards high-frequency electro-magnetic fields. In order to avoid high-frequency disturbances the operator should respect a minimum distance of one meter to portable and mobile HF-telecommunication devices. 6

User Manual, please read carefully! Product description Electronic reading devices magnify text or pictures. The text or pictures are recorded the camera and are displayed on the integrated screen. The frame rate is 60Hz at a resolution of 1280x1024. Purpose Reading systems are medical devices to assist with the reading of printed text. Visually impaired people compensate for their deficiency or illness by using this device. Product life Seven years from the date of production, provided that the recommended maintenance measures are carried out. Security advice The devices are conceived for installation in closed and dry rooms exclusively. In medical environments this device must not be operated on the same electrical circuit as devices for purposes of maintaining life. This device should not be operated in explosion-endangered environments. This opto-electronic device should only be installed in conjunction with modern electrical circuitry. It is a device of a protection class I. The openings in the casing ensure optimum cooling and must not be covered.!note! Make sure that no liquids get inside the unit. Classification of degree of protection / Type B The systems are classified according to type B. Should the leakage current of the entire unit exceed the maximum admissible value by using a monitor with excessive leakage current, in the worst case a prickle in the fingers can occur. 7

Installation/ Connection The screen reading system will be delivered, set up and explained by an adviser of medical products. Take the camera system out of its packing and put it on a solid subsurface. You might use the height adjustable tabels by Reinecker Reha- Technik GmbH. If the reading system should be set up with a height adjustable table, you have to fix it with 3 screws which are included in the delivery. Attaching the remote control bracket See supplement. Connection and switching on The camera system must be connected to a mains wall socket by using the mains lead included in the delivery.!please note!: The plug socket is exclusively for the operation of the TFT-monitor supplied. The system is now ready for use. Adjusting the monitor height The highly flexible monitor arm enables the user to adjust the monitor height and angle to meet individual needs. 8

Lift - Up and down *The manufacturer has adjusted the Ergotron arm to the weight of the monitor*.* If it does not stay in place or movement is stiff, tension needs adjustment. Adjust until motion is equal. Adjust lift - Up and down To increase tension - Turn clockwise To decrease tension - Turn counterclockwise WARNING: DO NOT overtighten fasteners. Overtightening may cause damage to your equipment.. 9

Ergonomic notice In order to prevent reflections on the screen, you should avoid direct light falling on it when adjusting the Videomatic LUX. Always position the reading systems monitor to avoid reflections. Adjusting the monitor angle The level of contrast and brightness on the TFT will change depending on the angle of the screen. These will have to be adjusted to accomodate your position in relation to the monitor. Switches and controls Power switch Remote Control The on / off switch of the device is found on the front panel. After switching the device on, the reading table will be illuminated.!please note!: If the reading table does not illuminate you should check that the leads and plugs are all firmly connected to the wall socket (at the camera as well as at the camera system). autofocus on/off choice of colour contrast/brightness line ruler/line cover magnification/zoom 10

By pressing the AF-button the autofocus will be switched on/off. If the autofocus is switched on the AF-LED display flashes. Within its reproduction scale the camera sets automatically its optimal sharpness. Colour selection 2 1 C 3 4 5 6 1 C With the colour selection control background-colours can be selected: Position 1: Position 2: Position 3: Position 4: Position 5: Position 6: Full colour display white font, black background black font, white background green font, black background yellow font, black background yellow font, blue background 2 3 4 5 6 the following Contrast / brightness Setting the contrast with the Symbol control influences the difference between bright and dark parts of the screen. Contrast and brightness are adjusted at the same time. low contrast; low brightness (stop position left); maximum contrast; maximum brightness (stop position right) Line marker / blanking From the left limit stop of the control to the central position the blanking is activated evenly from bottom and top. From the central position of the control to the right limit stop the line marker is activated. It can be positioned over the entire screen. 11

Adjustment of the magnification ZOOM +/- The magnification range of the reading system is between 17 TFT monitor: from approx. x3- x75 19 TFT monitor from approx. x3,3- x85 22 TFT monitor from approx. x4,4- x104 The magnification depends on the distance between the document and the camera. The magnification setting last used will be active when the system is switched on again. While adjusting the magnification the current levle will be shown temporarily. The camera adjusts automatically, within its scale of repro duction, to optimum focus. At the maximum magnification, the camera automatically provides a sharp picture up to a thickness of the document of 4,5 cm. Automatic colour saturation Brightness and saturation are automatically adjusted, colours are displayed true to original. Monitor settings on the TFT Videomatic LUX is preset in the factory. The settings must not be changed on the TFT monitor. Saving favourite settings automatically When you reset the device all settings used before will be activated again. 12

Operating the x/y table The use of x/y table is quick and easy to learn. I II III I. The x/y table can be moved in all directions. II. The x/y table can be moved only to the right or left III. The x/y table is locked in position. Important when writing or for transport. Warning: x/y table is only to be used for reading. Do not place anything within the movement area of the x/y table. Changing the lamps Attention! Before replacing lamps, the mains plug must be disconnected! The system is equipped with 2x20 watt halogenlamps. If replacement of lamps is required, only original halogenlamps (order number 26019) shall be used. The replacement shall only be done by a specialist or by Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH. 13

Use in conjunction with medical products If the operator or user intends to run this opto-electronic device together with other medical devices such as cardiac pacemakers, the written permission of Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH is required first. Daeling with faults If technical problems do occur, the unit must be switched off immediately and the mains plug disconnected. In this condition, the unit shall not be used! Refer directly to your local dealer or to Reinecker headquarters. Security checks Security checks must only be executed by technicians of Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH or by technicians authorized by the manufacturer. Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH does not rule deadlines for safety checks. The statements made in 6 MP-Betreiber-Verordnung regarding deadlines - every two years at the latest - are recommended. Statements of the safety condition of a device will be made whilst safety checking according to the standard VDE 0751. Environmentally friendly disposal according to EC directive 2002/96/EG The appliance contains electronic components. In order to avoid risks or dangers for the environment through non-professional disposal, the disposal of the product, including all accessories, has to correspond to the valid directives. 14

Special advice for transport and storage For reasons of safety, the unit must only be transported and stored in the original packing. The unit must be stored in dry and closed rooms in the original packing. The following conditions for storage and transport have to be respected: Temperature range +5 to + 50 Relative air humidity 30% to 80% Air pressure 700-1000 hpa Power cable Please use only the original power cable, Article number 30059 supplied by Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH. Warning: Using other accessories than the ones specified may lead to increased emission and/or reduced immunity. Power input socket with fuse 2xT1,6 L 250 V AC The plug socket is for the TFT monitors 17, 19, 22. Only connect the mounted monitor. Power input 100-240 VAC 15

Product Identity Type: Serial-Number: Videomatic LUX 17 TFT Videomatic LUX 19 TFT Videomatic LUX 22 TFT Manufacturer: Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH Supplier: Year of purchase: * Operator: 1. 2. 3. Final examination: 4. 5. 6. Date of despatch: Power supply: Power consumption: 100-240VAC 50/60 Hz ca. 70 Watt to ca. 90 Watt Installed by: ** First safety check: * Classification: Attention: When changing of operator, the new operator shall be named in the corresponding column. ** If re-using the unit, a new safety check is required! 17

Warranty Information (Valid only within the European Union) 1) Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH grants a warranty of 24 months against defects in manufacture counted from date of invoice ex Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH. 2) All parts that have been replaced when repairing the unit will automatically become property of Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH. 3) Damage caused by improper use or by non-compliance with the operating instructions will result in the invalidation of the warranty. 4) Interventions from persons other than Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH authorised specialists may lead to invalidity of warranty. 5) Not included in this warranty are lamps, batteries, mirror, glass, bulbs and other parts subject to wear and tear. 6) If a warranty claim is necessary, the system has to be returned to the manufacturer in Alsbach-Hähnlein or to your authorised dealer. The manufacturer does not carry the cost for transport, packaging and insurance. phone number: +49(0)625793110 View our General Terms and Conditions. Your authorized distributor: 23

Headquarters Germany and Export Development, Production, Sales, Service Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH Sandwiesenstraße 19 DE- 64665 Alsbach-Hähnlein Tel.: +49 (0) 62 57 93 11 0 Fax: +49 (0) 62 57 25 61 Email: info@reineckerreha.com www.reineckerreha.com Zentrale Deutschland und Export Entwicklung, Produktion, Vertrieb, Kundenberatung und Kundendienste Reinecker Reha-Technik GmbH Sandwiesenstraße 19 64665 Alsbach-Hähnlein Tel.: 0 62 57 93 11 0 Fax: 0 62 57 25 61 Email: info@reineckerreha.de www.reineckerreha.de Bitte wenden Sie sich bei Fragen oder einem Servicefall direkt an unser Hauptwerk in Alsbach-Hähnlein oder an eine unserer Niederlassungen. In case service is necessary, please contact your authorized distributor. Version V 1.1 / Stand 01/08 Art.Nr.: 000 10 219