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1.        MICROSCOPE  HEAD    ZOOM KNOB        HORIZONTAL ARM    yas CONTROL          Figure 1  SO 111 RF Microscope    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 4 of 22      LAMPHOUSE                TILT ADJUSTER SO  xS  _ microscope  PANTOGRAPH ARM HEAD    NS GUIDE HANDLE    TOOL KIT  OPTIONAL     ZOOM KNOB    HORIZONTAL ARM  SAFETY CLAMP    PILLAR MOUNT    POWER SUPPLY    FLOOR  STAND  PILLAR    Figure 2  SO 111 R Microscope  shown with SO 331 Floor stand    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 5 of 22    PARTS LIST   MAIN ASSEMBLIES   Power supply assembly includes power supply mounted on G clamp pillar  assembly and safety clamp   Articulated Arm Assembly includes horizontal arm with built in tool box and  adjustable pantograph arm    Microscope Assembly includes tilt adjuster  microscope head  guide handle     lamphouse  universal arm and cable     CABLES   Mains Cable 1  12V dc Supply  Battery  Cable 1  OTHER    Focus Knob Sterilisable Covers 2    Zoom Knob Sterilisable Covers 4   Guide Handle Sterilisable Covers 2   Eyepieces 2   TOOL KIT  INSIDE HORIZONTAL ARM    Spare lamp module 1   Socket keys set 7  1 5mm  2mm  2 5mm  3mm  4mm  5mm  and 6mm  Lens Cloth 1   SO 111 RF ALSO INCLUDES   Foot Control 1   Power focus assembly included on microscope head assembly  OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES SCAN OPTICS PAR
2.  base on the floor  Remove the pillar from  the carton and place it in the floor stand base  Tighten the two grub screws using the 5mm  socket key found in the tool kit to fix the pillar assembly in place    To fix the floor stand base  screw the knobs down until the stops are resting evenly on the  floor  then screw the knurled discs down on to the floor stand base to lock the stops  To  unlock the floor stand  screw the knurled discs back up  and then unscrew the knobs until  the wheels can move freely    Place the pillar fitting power supply assembly on the pillar and tighten the two grub screws  to fix the assembly in place    Continue assembling the microscope from step 2 of the instructions for table mounting            4  Fit head assembly in collet  and fasten wrist lock knob    2  Set safety clamp  position    U  1  Clamp on table                Figure 3  Assembling the SO 111 RF Microscope    Issue number 1 0  X NCurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 8 of 22        6  Fit head assembly in collet  and fasten wrist lock knob    4  Set safety clamp  _ position         grubscrews       _       y 3  Insert pillar fitting over floor stand  pillar and tighten grubscrews    2  Fix the floor stand base 1  Insert floor stand pillar in  7 ase and tighten grubscrews    grubscrews    Figure 4  Assembling the SO 111 R Microscope with SO 331 Floor stand    Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF Use
3.  camera focus setting located on the SZ CTV unit  to achieve a crisp image     Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 15 of 22                      Video cable   connect to moniter  A V in     Camera power cable                         BNG RCA adapter    Video camera    Video camera    e SZ CTV unit  retaining screw    Video camera focus adjustment    TRU cover   remove and retain     with beamsplitter  attachment    Figure 10  SO 1350 video camera attachments shown with SO 111 RF microscope    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 16 of 22    CARE AND MAINTENANCE    CARE OF THE OPTICAL HEAD    1     Cleaning the optical components    The eyepieces should be checked for cleanliness each time the instrument is used  Surface  dust should be removed with a clean  soft brush  Fingerprints or grease may be removed  by lightly wiping with a cotton cloth or lens tissue moistened with a 70 30 mixture of  absolute alcohol  either ethanol or methanol  and ether  Do not use acetone as it may  damage the surface coating     Cleaning the plastic parts and paintwork   Use water based cleaners only   Do not use any organic solvent such as alcohol  ether or xylene     Protection against mould    In hot and humid climates  it is common for mould to grow on optical surfaces  Cleaning  and repairing the damage can be e
4.  specification   Re centre lamphouse on  image centre  use adjusting  grubscrews    Increase focus friction    Connect foot control to  underside of power supply  Open focus cover and check  the connection inside the hole  in the black plastic block  Reduce focus friction  Increase focus speed   Clean eyepieces  prism and  objective lens   Carefully clean mould from  optical elements and replace  mould protection pellet   Focus right eye first through  RHS eyepiece then adjust  LHS eyepiece to compensate  for error   Stiffen mounting surface with  a plate   Tighten adjustment knobs as  necessary       X Current User Manuals SO 1 1 1 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope    SPECIFICATIONS    OPTICAL HEAD  VIEWING SYSTEM    MAGNIFICATION   WORKING DISTANCE   FIELD OF VIEW  REFRACTIVE ERROR  FOCUSING  INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE  ILLUMINATION   ALIGNMENT   LAMP    FILTERS    AVERAGE  LAMP LIFE    ILLUMINATION   LAMP CHANGE   POWER SUPPLY   MAINS POWER  OUTPUT   INTENSITY CONTROL   EARTHING   FUSE    CABLES Mains     Battery     User Manual    Binocular  stereoscopic    convergence angle 12      Eyepiece tube inclination 45     Zoom magnification  range 4 2 x   25x  Lamphouse prism to object distance 165 mm  15   65mm  depending on magnification    Adjustment  6   to  8    left eyepiece    Range   25mm  Control knobs removable for sterilisation    Adjustable for PD range approximately 50 to 80mm    Coaxial with viewing system  12V 50W quartz halogen lamp  Int
5.  the power supply    2  Connect the red battery clip to the positive battery terminal  and the black clip to the  negative battery terminal  The power supply will not operate if the terminals are reversed    CAUTION     The 12 volt supply must be direct current  The power supply will not operate with 12 volts  alternating current       Do not charge these batteries in a sealed container     Avoid short circuiting batteries     Old lead acid batteries of any type must be disposed of correctly  It is recommended that    they are recycled by an appropriate establishment who recycle car batteries  Lead acid  batteries should not be disposed of with ordinary household or medical waste  as lead  poisoning or acid trauma may result      Where battery backup is used  Scan Optics recommends a periodical check of the battery to  ensure it is charged and functional     Issue number 1 0 X Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 10 of 22    USING THE MICROSCOPE    ARTICULATED ARM   The articulated arm includes a number of features that enable the microscope to be adjusted in   almost any position    The horizontal arm may rotate about the vertical pillar by unlocking the pillar lock knob  To  prevent the arm from rotating  simply lock the knob    2  The pantograph  moving  arm may rotate about the end of the horizontal arm by unlocking  the elbow lock knob  To prevent the arm from rotating  simply lock the knob    3  The 
6. 111 RF one only focus knob cover is required    Remove the guide handle cover from the bag inside the carton and slide it over the guide  handle located at the front of the microscope  The guide handle is supplied as standard on  SO 111 RF microscopes and is optional on SO 111 R microscopes  The guide handle may  be used to manoeuvre the microscope during surgery  However  in the event that it is  obstructive it may be completely removed and the focus knobs may be used instead     SO 111 RF Only    13  Remove the foot control from the carton and connect the cable to the 4 pin socket located  on the under side of the power supply box   CAUTION     Scan Optics recommend that ALL packaging materials be retained by the user in a safe  place  in case of future transit needs    All covers are intended to be sterilised before any operating procedures    The mains power supply must have a protective earth conductor  If there in no earth  conductor  or if the integrity of the earth conductor arrangement is in doubt  the equipment  must be operated from a 12Vdc power source     Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 7 of 22    MOUNTING TO THE SO 331 FLOOR STAND    1     Carefully lift the floor stand base out of the carton using the handles that are fixed to the  top  The floor stand base is extremely heavy and should only ever be lifted with the  assistance of another person  Place the floor stand
7. SCAN OPTICS    S50 111 R RF  MICROSCOPE    USER MANUAL    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 2 of 22                                                                      CONTENTS  CONTENTS 2  LIST OF FIGURES 2  INTRODUCTION 3  INTRODUCTION 3  PARTS LIST 5  ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 6  TABLE MOUNTING 6  MOUNTING TO THE SO 331 FLOOR STAND 7  BATTERY CONNECTION  OPERATION  MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY 9  USING THE MICROSCOPE 10  ARTICULATED ARM 10  POSITIONING THE MICROSCOPE 11  POWER SUPPLY CONTROLS 11  LAMP REPLACEMENT 12  USING THE FOOT CONTROL  SO 111 RF ONLY  13  STERILISATION AND CLEANING 13  ACCESSORIES 14  SO 1350 VIDEO SYSTEM   OPTIONAL 14  CARE OF THE OPTICAL HEAD 16  ADJUSTING FOCUS FRICTION 17  MOULD PELLET REPLACEMENT 18  TROUBLESHOOTING 20  SPECIFICATIONS 21  LIST OF FIGURES  Figure 1  SO 111 RF Microscope 3  Figure 2  SO 111 R Microscope  shown with SO 331 Floor stand 4  Figure 3  Assembling the SO 111 RF Microscope T  Figure 4  Assembling the SO 111 R Microscope with SO 331 Floor stand 8  Figure 5  SO 111 R RF Power supply bottom panel 9  Figure 6  Articulated arm features 10  Figure 7  SO 111 R RF Power supply top panel 11  Figure 8  Replacing the lamp 12  Figure 9  Sterilisable covers 13  Figure 10  SO 1350 video camera attachments shown with SO 111 RF microscope 15  Figure 11  Adjusting focus friction on the SO 111 RF Microscope 17  Figure 12  Replacing the mould pellet     standard SO 111 R microscope shown 18  Figure 13  Replacing the mould pellet     
8. T NUMBER   Floor stand  heavyweight  SO 331    Floor stand  lightweight  SO 311   Complete coaxial video system SO 1350   Coaxial digital camera and printer SO 1355   35 mm coaxial camera SO 1375   Binocular assistant microscope SO 1420   Pupillary distance setter SO 1510   Side handle   Guide handle     Note that in SO 111 R RF microscopes supplied with the SO 331 floor stand  the power  supply assembly is mounted on a pillar fitting  not a G clamp  Refer to this manual for  details     Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 6 of 22    ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS    TABLE MOUNTING    1     10     11     12     Remove the power supply assembly from the carton  and fix it firmly to the table using the  G clamp knob  Use hand tightening only to fix the assembly in place     use of a spanner or  pliers to tighten the screw may strip the thread or produce excessive deflection in the clamp   Move the safety clamp up the pillar to the desired height of the fixed arm  and lock it in  place with the thumbscrew    Remove the arm assembly from the carton and loosen the elbow lock knob to allow the  pantograph arm to rotate about the end of the fixed arm  Then place the arm on the pillar so  that 1t rests on the safety clamp    Remove the head assembly from the carton and place the pin into the collet at the end of the  pantograph arm  Tighten the wrist lock knob under the collet to secure the head assemb
9. amount of force required to move the pantograph arm up and down may be adjusted by  rotating the screw located at the top of the elbow joint  To adjust the gas spring force  first  move the pantograph arm down to reveal the screw through the slot in the top of the arm   Use the socket key located in the toolbox to rotate the screw  To decrease the amount of  force required to move the arm  rotate the screw clockwise  To increase the amount of  force required to move the arm  rotate the screw anticlockwise  If the screw is adjusted to  its limit  rotate the screw half a turn in the opposite direction to ensure the arm continues to  operate smoothly    4  The amount of friction in the pantograph arm may be adjusted by rotating the handle located  on the side of the pantograph arm  The arm may be locked in any position or alternatively   the amount of friction can be set so that the arm is stable but will move when a force is  applied    5  The wrist lock knob located on the under side of the end of the pantograph arm is used to  lock the microscope assembly into place  To release the microscope assembly  simply  unscrew the knob and lift the assembly carefully out of the collet    6    The microscope head may be tilted up by some 3 and down by 45  by rotating the tilt  adjustment knob  To tilt the head down  rotate the knob in the clockwise direction  To tilt  the head up  rotate the knob anticlockwise    7  The guide handle may be used to manoeuvre the microscope once the appr
10. e pillar lock knob until the microscope is prevented from moving freely  but is  still able to be moved when required  The friction of the arm and elbow knobs should be  adjusted so that the movement feels uniform in all directions    9  To swing the microscope out of the way  unlock the pillar lock knob and swing the  microscope about the vertical pillar  It will remain in focus when returned to the work area     NN    POWER SUPPLY CONTROLS   Switch the microscope on using the mains switch     the LED mounted in the switch will glow  when the microscope is switched on  Use the manual light intensity adjustment and focus speed  adjustment  SO 111 RF only  to obtain suitable settings  Note that lamp life will be extended if a  lower light intensity setting is used     Microscope power  Mains switch connector       Light intensity    Focus speed adjustment adjustment     SO 111 RF only     Figure 7  SO 111 R RF Power supply top panel    Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 12 of 22    LAMPHOUSE AND LAMP   1  The lamp house on the SO 111 R ophthalmic microscope produces a coaxial light that  provides a red fundus reflex from the back of the eye  The intensity of the light may be  controlled from the top panel of the power supply  The lamp supplied has a rated average  life of 50 hours  but the actual life of the lamp will depend on the intensity setting normally  used  The highest setting 
11. ernal ultraviolet and infrared filters    Medium intensity  50 hours    60 000 Lux approximately at maximum setting     Plug in for fast change  no screws    220 240V 0 2A  110 120V 0 4A  12V 50W    Continuous  via earth lead on mains cable  green yellow   250V 3A 20x5 mm    Length 5 metres  Length 5 metres    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    Page 21 of 22    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 22 of 22    MOUNTING SYSTEM    HEAD TILT  5  to  45    VERTICAL TENSION Adjustable gas spring to set lifting force   DIMENSIONS Vertical pillar to head optical axis  SO 111 RF max 870 mm  34    SO I11 R max 840 mm  33      Pantograph arm vertical range 320 mm  13      MATERIALS No ferrous metals to rust or corrode    FOOT CONTROLS  SO 111 RF ONLY   FUNCTIONS Focus control  speed adjustable from power supply     SWITCHES IP67 rated  full immersion  sealed switches    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    
12. however  this is dependent on the storage conditions and humidity of the local environment  In  extreme tropical climates  it may be necessary to change the mould protection as frequently as  every year     A guide to when the mould protection should be changed is placed on a sticker on the front of the  microscope head  However  this is indicative only and users should be guided by their own  experience and knowledge of local conditions  As a general precaution  always store the  microscope head in a protective bag when not in use  and replace the eyepieces with the protective  eyepiece caps     To replace the mould pellet     1     2   3     Wn    Loosen the grubscrews holding the head into the bonder arm  and loosen or remove the  guide handle screw where it is present    Carefully lift the head out of the bonder arm    Prise off the plastic screw cover  then undo the screw to remove the casing at the back of the  head    Peel the old pellet off the inside wall and replace with the new pellet    The new pellet should go on the right hand side of the head    Replace the cover plate and secure the head back into the bonder arm        Figure 12  Replacing the mouldpellet     standard SO 111 R microscope shown    Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 19 of 22    For microscopes fitted with camera attachments    Follow steps 1 and 2 above  then   3  Carefully remove the two screws holding 
13. ing the lamp    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 13 of 22    USING THE FOOT CONTROL  SO 111 RF ONLY   The foot control enables the surgeon to focus the microscope remotely  thus enabling both hands  to be kept free for surgery     1  The left side pedal focuses the microscope down  The right side pedal focuses the  microscope up  The central pedal is disabled in this model   De The focus knob may still be used to focus the microscope manually  However  Scan Optics    recommends that the foot control be disconnected if this method is used in preference  This  will prevent any accidental motor driven movement that may counteract the manual  focusing action  In addition  less friction will be encountered since the motor itself will not  be acting as a brake     CAUTION      Do not attempt to manually focus the microscope at the same time as using the foot control   This action will strip the drive gears inside the focus drive housing and may also cause  damage to the drive shaft and focus rack     STERILISATION AND CLEANING   1  The removable covers may be sterilised by boiling  autoclaving  chemical sterilisation or  gas sterilisation    2  One set of covers can be sterilised while the other is in use    3  The anodised and plated metal components can be wiped with any of the normal  disinfectants    4  The plastic parts and the paintwork of the microscope assembly and the power suppl
14. ly in  place    Connect the lamphouse cable to the socket located on the top of the power supply box   Connect the mains cable to the IEC socket located on the under side of the power supply  box  Use the cable  retaining clip to secure the plug in place  Connect the other end of the  mains cable to a reliable EARTHED mains power supply    Check the setting of the voltage selector located on the under side of the power supply box   If necessary  change the setting to 120 or 240V as required  using a flat head screwdriver or  coin  Severe damage to the power supply may result if this is incorrectly set    Switch on the mains power supply at the mains socket  When the ON OFF switch is  selected to ON  the power supply indicator on the switch will light up    Remove the microscope eyepiece blanks from the head assembly and insert the eyepieces   Retain the eyepiece blanks in the eyepiece packaging for when the microscope is repacked   Do not discard the eyepiece blanks    When focusing the microscope  look with the right eye through the right eyepiece first and  use the focus knob or foot control to bring a target into focus at the preferred magnification   Then look through the left eyepiece with the left eye and adjust the dial to compensate for  any relative refractive error between the eyes    Remove two  large  focus knob covers and two  small  zoom knob covers from the bag  inside the carton  Push them into position on to the knobs on the side of the microscope  head   SO 
15. microscope fitted with video camera 19    Issue number 1 0  XNCurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 3 of 22    INTRODUCTION    Please read the following information carefully before installing and using the Scan Optics SO   111 R RF Ophthalmic microscope  Scan Optics is responsible for the safety  reliability and  performance of the equipment only if it is used in accordance with these instructions     This microscope is designed for use by a certified practitioner  for magnified observation of  patients  and for use in an operating theatre as an observation aid during surgery  Environmental  storage and packing conditions of 60 95  relative humidity and 10 40   C  are recommended for  this product    No parts or accessories supplied with this microscope are supplied in a sterile condition     Apart from those instructions within this manual  there are no user serviceable parts in this  microscope  Scan Optics will retain the discretion to advise whether any repairs may be taken out  by external qualified technical personnel  or whether part s  of the microscope must be returned to  the manufacturer   s premises for service or repairs to be carried out under warranty or otherwise   Where appropriately qualified technical personnel are identified by a user  and ratified by Scan  Optics  then Scan Optics will make available on request any information that will assist in  repairing the equipment     LAMPHOUSE 
16. opriate friction  has been set on the other knobs     Collet          Gas spring  adjustment screw     Elbow lock knob Friction adjustment handle    Lamp change  module    Pillar lock knob    Toolbox    Figure 6  Articulated arm features    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 11 of 22    POSITIONING THE MICROSCOPE   Note that the equipment must be located more than 25 cm away from any medical gas system or   disinfection or degreasing system containing flammable vapour  The power supply must also be   protected from liquid splashes and spills    1  Set the instrument approximately in position by swinging the elbow as required    2  Set the focus adjustment to the midway position by rotating the focus knob appropriately    3  Adjust the height of the microscope by moving the arm vertically so that the work area is  approximately in focus  Tighten the pillar and elbow lock knobs    4  Check the eyepiece setting to ensure clear vision with each eye separately  and set the   pupillary distance  Note that the working distance is increased by rotating both eyepieces in   a clockwise direction  and reduced by rotating both eyepieces counter clockwise    The microscope can now be swung aside ready for use with a patient    Swing the microscope over the patient   7  The most accurate focusing can be obtained at the highest magnification  as the depth of  focus is then minimised    8  Tighten th
17. positioned on the end of the monitor mounting arm     To mount the arm on the pillar  first slide the additional safety clamp to the preferred  position on the pillar and lock it in place  Fit the arm over the pillar so that it is resting on  the safety clamp  Fix the monitor mounting bracket on the plate using the screws  provided  Adjust the mounting bracket to set the preferred viewing angle     4  Identify the camera monitor power    Y    cable  Connect the    Y    ends of the cable to the  camera and monitor respectively  Connect the single end to the monitor power supply  output    5  Connect the video cable between the video camera and the monitor  Note that at the    video camera end  the BNC RCA adapter  supplied  is required  Where the  standard   6 4    monitor is supplied  plug the other end of the video cable into the A V in socket on  the monitor  Where the 13    monitor is supplied  plug the other end of the video cable  into the RCA socket located between the A V and AUX imonitor inputs    6  Switch the monitor on and observe the image produced  If the image is rotated relative to  the image observed through the microscope eyepieces  loosen the SZ CTV retaining  screw and rotate the camera assembly until the image corresponds to the eyepiece image    7  Observing through the eyepieces  focus the microscope on a target using a mid range  zoom setting  or the suer   s preferred zoom setting   Then observe the image on the  monitor  If necessary  adjust the video
18. r Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 9 of 22      Fool control conmector  IEG Mains sockel  i  50 111 RF only      Battery connector       Cable retaining clip    Fuse holder Cooling holes    Serial number     Voltage selector idenlificalion label    Figure 5  SO 111 R RF Power supply bottom panel    MOUNTING TO THE SO 311 FLOOR STAND    1    Assemble the floor stand according to the instructions provided with it    2  Clamp the power supply assembly to the mounting plate at the top of the floor stand    3  Continue assembling the microscope from step 2 of the instructions for table mounting   CAUTION      Scan Optics advise caution when using the SO 311 floor stand with this microscope  To    prevent over balancing  use sandbags or a similar method to weigh down the floor stand  legs  Try to use the fixed arm and pantograph arm in a compact orientation to minimize the  moment arm acting on the floor stand     BATTERY CONNECTION  OPERATION  MAINTENANCE AND SAFETY   Scan Optics recommend the use of sealed rechargeable lead acid 12V batteries such as Scan  Optics Cat Nos  SO 251  small  light  lower  7Ah  capacity  and SO 9210  large  heavy  higher   35Ah  capacity   These batteries are maintenance  free and can be operated  charged or stored in  any position without leakage     1  Tf the power supply is to be connected to a 12 volt de supply  remove the battery cable from  the carton and connect the cable to the 3 pin plug on the underside of
19. scope can   still fall under its own weight    To Increase Friction   1  Focus the microscope down to the lower limit of the focussing range  Remove the focus  drive cover with a screwdriver    2  Loosen the two grubscrews  which lock the knob onto the focus shaft  Use the socket key  provided in the toolbox    3  Hold the large gear in one hand while screwing the knob in to increase the friction  Lock  the grubscrews and check for the desired friction setting  Replace the focus drive cover    To Decrease Friction   1  Focus the microscope up to the upper limit of the focussing range  Remove the focus drive  cover with a screwdriver    2  Loosen the two grubscrews that lock the knob onto the focus shaft  Use the socket key  provided in the toolbox     3  Hold the large gear in one hand while unscrewing the knob out to decrease the friction   Lock the grubscrews and check for the desired friction setting  Replace the focus drive  cover              Retate focus knob  to adjust tension  and ra tighten grub screws    Loosen 2 x grubscrews  on manual focus knob    Remove  focus cover    Tilt adjuster  not skown  to aid clarity    Grip large  focus gear    Figure 11  Adjusting focus friction on the SO 111 RF Microscope    Issue number 1 0 X Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 18 of 22    MOULD PELLET REPLACEMENT   Scan Optics microscopes are fitted with mould protection which lasts for approximately 3 years   
20. the beam splitter to the back of the microscope   4  Tilt the beam splitter back slightly and remove it  avoiding any contact with the mirror   5  Replace the pellet as above   6  Replace the beam splitter carefully and secure the head back in the bonder arm        Figure 13  Replacing the mould pellet     microscope fitted with video camera    Issue number 1 0 X  Current User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope    TROUBLESHOOTING    No light    Fuse repeatedly blows  Low light level    Microscope falls under own  weight    Foot controlled focus does  not function    Blurred vision    Microscope unsteady    Issue number 1 0    User Manual    CAUSE   No lamp failed lamp  Mains power failure  Fuse blown    Incorrect voltage setting    Mains power fault    Intensity turned down  Aged lamp  Dirty optics    Battery power low  Incorrect lamp    Lamphouse off centre    Insufficient focus friction    No connection    Too much friction  Speed control too low  Dirty optics    Mouldy optics    Refractive error    Unstable surface    Knobs loose    Page 20 of 22    REMEDY   Replace lamp   Use battery back up   Check and replace fuse if  necessary   Check mains voltage setting  110 220V   Check mains voltage setting  110 220V   Check mains wiring  do not  use microscope if wired  incorrectly  Use battery  backup   Increase intensity   Replace lamp   Clean eyepieces  prism and  objective lens  Recharge replace battery  Replace with lamp of correct 
21. will increase light output but will reduce lamp life  Conversely   running the lamp at the lowest setting will produce a lamp life of greater than 50 hours    2  It is strongly recommended that the lamp be replaced as a routine maintenance task  to  reduce the possibility of failure during surgery     LAMP REPLACEMENT   1    Remove the toolbox from the horizontal arm by pulling it out horizontally  The spare lamp  module is located at the end of the toolbox  and may be removed by pulling out  horizontally    2  Pull out the old lamp module from the side of the lamp house by gripping the rectangular  block located beneath the cable gland at the back of the lamp house  Place the replacement  module in the lamp house so that the pins engage in the sockets and    click    into place    3  When the old lamp has cooled down  it may be replaced by gripping the lamp holder at the  sides where the rectangular cutout is located  and pulling the lamp out  Do not attempt to  pull the lamp out by gripping the glass capsule  Push the new lamp into the socket so that  the lamp flange sits flush on the front of the locating tube  Ensure that the new lamp is free  of grease or fingerprints before replacement  Use of protective gloves during this procedure  may be useful  Any grease marks should be removed with a solvent such as methanol to  avoid reducing lamp life  This assembly is now ready for use as a new quick change lamp  module and may be replaced in the toolbox        Figure 8  Replac
22. xpensive and inconvenient  To minimise the risk of  mould forming  do not leave the instrument without either eyepieces or eyepiece blanks  inserted and always store the optical head in a sealed bag containing silica gel desiccant   In tropical climates  routine annual maintenance of the optical head is recommended     Do not dismantle    With the exception of the antemould pellet  no parts inside the optical head of the  instrument can be serviced by the user  Attempts to dismantle the optical head or prism  cover will make any warranty void     Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 17 of 22    ADJUSTING FOCUS FRICTION   SO 111 R Microscope   The focusing system should allow the microscope head to be lowered and raised smoothly and  easily  but should not allow the head to fall under its own weight  To adjust the friction  simply  hold the plain  left  focus control knob and rotate the right focus control knob  marked    tension      until the desired friction is achieved  To increase the friction rotate the knob clockwise  to  decrease the friction rotate the knob anti clockwise     SO 111 RF Microscope   Focus friction on this microscope should be set so that the motors can easily drive the microscope   up and down when focusing using the foot control  Excessive friction means the drive motor must   work harder to move the microscope  However  if the friction is set too low  the micro
23. y may  be affected by organic solvents  Do not autoclave or wipe with organic solvents such as  ether  xylene or alcohol  To clean  use water based solvents only    5  Focus covers are used to cover focus knobs only   6  Zoom covers are used to cover zoom knobs  SO 1420 binocular assistant microscope  focusing knobs and SO 1510 PD adjuster knob   7  Guide handle covers are used for the optional guide handle and side handles    CAUTION     National authorities may require the use of specific sterilisation or disinfection methods     Guide handle cover    Focus cover    Zoom cover    Figure 9  Sterilisable covers    Issue number 1 0  XACurrent User Manuals SO 111 R RF User Manual v1 0 doc    SO 111 R RF Ophthalmic Microscope User Manual Page 14 of 22    ACCESSORIES   SO 1350 VIDEO SYSTEM   OPTIONAL   The SO 1350 video system produces a coaxial image of the visual field which may be displayed  on a monitor  The SZ TRU beamsplitter fitting diverts a proportion of light within the  microscope to a mirror  this light is focussed through the SZ CTV unit and into the video camera   Video data from the camera is input to the monitor and displayed on the screen    To assemble the video system     1  Loosen the SZ TRU retaining screws and remove the cover  Retain the cover in a safe  place    2 The video camera nd SZ CTV will be supplied fitted together in an assembly  Place the  assembly into the SZ TRU unit and tighten the retaining screws    3  The 6 4    monitor mounts on the plate 
    
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