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1.    OVERVIEW    Indication for Use  This device is designed to supply high intensity white light to a fiber optic cable for  illumination of a surgical field or other area of examination or operation     The 9300XDP and 9300XSP deliver 300 Watts of cool white IR filtered light  The lamp is  housed in a lamp module that can be easily removed and replaced by the user without  special tools           OVERVIEW    An illuminated push on and push off power switch is located on the front panel  See Figures 1 and 2        The rotating turret wheel is designed to accommodate the user s choice of 4 different light guide  endfitting styles  The standard turret has ACMI  Olympus  Wolf and Storz adapter ports     The intensity of the light output is controlled manually by the light intensity Knob located to the right of the  turret wheel     The bulb life is indicated in hours of use on the front panel by a digital meter   NOTE  You must use ONLY a Luxtec supplied lamp  module assembly for replacement in this Light Source   Use of other lamps or lamp assemblies will void all  warranties for this product  Refer to Parts List later in  this manual     Figure 1 Digital Lamp Age Meter Figure 2    Digital Lamp Age Meter  Power Switch Secondary Turret Power Switch    Beamsplitter  Light Intensity Knobs    9300XSP Front View 9300XDP Front View    Turret Light Intensity Knob Primary Turret       Set Up and Inspection Before Use  The 9300XDP and 9300XSP Light Sources come with the power cord attach
2.  2  Firmly grasp the lamp module by the  protective cover with one hand while pressing  the release button with the other  Do not  touch the glass surface of the lamp itself     3  Line up the base with its mating piece and  firmly press the lamp module into place   See Figure 12     4  Disengage the release button to secure lamp in  its proper position  The lamp module should  not tilt or jiggle while in place     5  Pull the top cover down to close the Light  Source  reverse movements shown in  Figure 10  then push the cover toward the front  of the unit to line up side screw holes  Replace  side screws  Secure quarter turn screws in  back of the unit by turning to the right     After closing the unit  push the front panel power  button to turn the unit on  Record the number of  hours indicated by the digital lamp age meter on the  front panel  Note  the Light Source must be  operating to reset the digital lamp age meter  See  Figure 13  A maintenance log sticker is located on  the rear panel of the unit for convenient recording  and tracking of this information     After recording the hours of operation  the   digital lamp meter may be reset by momentarily  depressing the rear panel reset switch as shown  in Figure 13  Turn the Light Source off after  completing this procedure  Do not leave the   unit operating while unattended     Maintenance log sticker       r 7     iy       f      F        ay i         yf       hit asf TAs d  N Y Fi      A   jj            10    TURRET 
3.  Swivel top base with interlocking adapter  plate with cord hangers    To assemble the floor stand  remove the base from  the box and stabilize it by placing a stop in front of  one of the casters     Assemble the two column sections as shown in  Figure 3  One section of the column has an arrow  that should point up as the stand is assembled  Slide  the lower end of the top section over the upper end  of the bottom section  Position the tapered end of the  two piece column in the base  Be sure the nylon  bushing in the upper section of the column is at the  top     Place the swivel top base through the nylon  bushing  The base should rotate freely within this  bushing     Open the interlocking adapter on the swivel top base  by pulling down on the plunger and sliding the lever  to the    open    position as labeled  See Figure 4  The  swivel top base is now ready to receive the Light  Source     Installation to Floor Stand   1  Place Light Source on the floor stand  base so the front edge is up to the rim of  the base  Verify that all rubber feet of the  Light Source are positioned on the base    2  Slide the interlocking adapter plate to the  lock position  The plate plunger will snap  into the locked position as shown in  Figure 5    3  Check the rear of the Light Source to be  sure the floorstand plate captures the  support plate underneath the Light  Source and is secure     Setting Up    Before turning power on the Light Source  make sure  the unit is plugged into any st
4. 00XDP and 9300XSP have a manually  operated light intensity knob to control the desired  light output level  To increase the light output  rotate  the knob clockwise until the desired level is reached   See Figures 6 and 7     NOTE  It is strongly recommended that the light  intensity be adjusted to the minimum level of  brightness for the procedure  There is a risk that  prolonged exposure on one spot during surgery  at  close proximity may cause an increase in tissue  temperature  Minimum intensity levels and exposure  will mitigate this occurrence     LIGHT SOURCE OPERATION    Dual Port Mirror Mode  9300XDP only     The 9300XDP has a knob on the front panel  which indicates single or dual port capability  See  Figure 8  The knob rotates to allow the operator to    use the Light Source in a single or dual port mode     NOTE  The second port is NOT a back up port for  the first port     From the front panel symbols   e Two yellow bulbs indicate two port operation         One yellow bulb and one black bulb indicates  single port operation     XENON LAMP MODULE REPLACEMENT          Figure 8    ae or dual  port indicator  knob    9300XDP    Note  Please adhere to appropriate safety precautions when performing lamp replacement  Only  qualified Personnel should service this device  Protective facemask and gloves should be worn  when replacing lamp module  Before changing the lamp module  turn power off and allow the Light    Source to cool for at least fifteen  15  minutes     Pl
5. 1000 4 6   150 kHz to be separated from the XSP XDP by no less than the  80 MHz recommended separation distances calculated listed below     D  3 5 V1 VP    Radiated RF 3 V m   1  3       D  3 5  EIWP 80 to 800 MHz  IEC 61000 4 3   80 MHz to l    D   7 E VP 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz    Where P is the maximum power rating in watts and D is the  recommended separation distance in meters     Field strengths from fixed transmitters  as determined by an  electromagnetic site survey  should be less that the  compliance levels  V1          1      Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment containing  a transmitter           Table 206  Recommended Separation Distances Between Portable and Mobile RF Communications  Equipment and the XSP XDP Equipment and Systems that are NOT Life Supporting       The XSP XDP is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment in which radiated disturbances are controlled  The  customer or user of the XSP XDP can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between  portable and mobile RF Communications Equipment and the XSP XDP as recommended below  according to the maximum  output power of the communications equipment                                Maximum Output Power Recommended Separation Distances for the XSP XDP  meters    Watts   150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 to 800MHz 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz  4  1 16674   d  1 1667VP d   2 3333  P  0 01 0 11667 0 11667 0 23333  0 1 0 36894 0 36894 0 73785  1 1 1667 1 1667 2 3333  10 3 689
6. 4 3 6894 7 3785  100 11 667 11 667 23 333                BLOCK DIAGRAM       POWER ENTRY MOD     RESET SWITCH           CRN TYL W             2      peer a               a 105       a      PEA   THREE TURNS                    THRU TOROID y               lt                                    z CE Eal 7 41  BLK          BLK    gaa ai  L     FAN 1       LAMP ASST  POWER SWITCH    WIRING DIAGRAM 9300XDP 9300XSP  SCHEMATIC 800023 REV A    17       9800XSP S300XDP Parts List    To place an order  contact your local Luxtec distributor or call Luxtec Customer Service at  1 800 325 8966  USA  amp  Canada  or at  1 508 835 9700     Light Source    Note  Dual Turrets are identified as a two letter suffix  The first letter indicates the primary  turret option and the second letter indicates the secondary turret option     009300XDPCFDD  009300XDPCFDP  009300XDPCFDT  009300XDPCFPD  009300XDPCFPP  009300XDPCFPT  009300XDPCFTD  009300XDPCFTP  009300XDPCFTT    009300XSPT  009300XSPP  009300XSPD    300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 2 D Turrets   300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 D and 1 P Turret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 D and 1 T Turret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 P and 1 D Turret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 2 P Turrets   300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 P and 1 T Turret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 T and 1 D Turret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 1 T and 1 P Tur
7. CHANGE    Figure 14    9300XSP    Figure 15    9300XDP       How to change the turret  To remove current turret assembly   1  Turn off Light Source  Unplug unit     2  Rotate turret until Wolf port is lined up at  12 o clock     3  Through the Wolf port hole  remove the screw  with a Phillips screwdriver     4  Rotate turret so the Wolf large hole is over the  opposite screw  at 6 o clock     5  Through this large hole  remove the second  screw     6  While pulling forward  gently remove the turret  assembly     To install a new turret assembly   1  Push desired turret into hole in bezel  A small  pin in the plate behind the cup will line up with  a small hole in the turret cup  It will allow the  cup to seat only one way     2  Rotate turret until Wolf port is lined up at  12 o clock     3  Through the Wolf port  install one of the flat  head screws  supplied with turret      4  Rotate turret so the Wolf large hole is over the  opposite screw  at 6 o clock     5  Through the Wolf port  install the second  screw     6  When secured  turret should not rock but  should rotate freely     Rotate turret to assure it is seated and secure  Light  source is now ready to use     11    Problem    No light output  Bad no lamp  Attenuator closed  Turret mispositioned  Blown fuse    Reduced light output  Attenuator mispositioned  Bad lamp    Cable mismatched to turret       Light source not turned on    Turn power on   Check lamp seating replace lamp  module   Check position of knob on fr
8. LUNTEC       Operation and Service Manual          9300XSP 9300XDP  300 Watt Xenon Light Source       ENGLISH    Table of Symbols 3  General Warnings 4  9300XSP 9300XDP Overview 4 5   Indication For Use 4 5   Inspection Before Use 5  Optional Floor Stand Assembly 6   Installation to Floor Stand 6  Light Source Operation 7 8  Xenon Lamp Module Replacement 8 10  Turret Change 11  Troubleshooting 12  Maintenance and Cleaning 12  Light Source Specifications 13  Electromagnetic Compatibility  EMC    User Information 14 16   Block Diagram 17  Ordering Equipment Parts List 18  Limited Warranty 18    Repair and Return 19    TABLE OF SYMBOLS  Found on Light Source    Attention  Consult Accompanying Fuse    ocuments    Type CF Equipment     gt   gt     Caution  High Voltage    High Temperature  Brightness          Intensity  Equipotentiality    5  VPM I    Alternating Current    Protective Earth    Meets requirements of  the Medical Device  ON Directive            N    OFF    O              Listed by CSA    O  B               GENERAL WARNINGS    The user of this Luxtec product should be thoroughly familiar and trained in the assembly   use and care of this product     The user should carefully study the Operation and Service Manual before making any   attempt to use the equipment in the clinical environment  Instructions should be followed   specifically  with special attention given to warnings  controls and user specifications  The  anual should also be available to the appropriate p
9. andard 100V to 240V  50 60Hz  as appropriate  three conductor outlet   Grounding reliability is guaranteed only when  connected to a    hospital grade    receptacle        LIGHT SOURCE OPERATION    Power on the Light Source    The power switch is located on the front panel  See  Figure 8   gnition clicking sounds are normal  Some  light will show through the turret wheel and the fan  outlets  When the power switch is pressed  it will light  up indicating power is on  The Light Source is now  ready to use     Figure 6    Rotate turret wheel 1 8 turn to block light output   See Figure 6     When finished using the Light Source  press the  power switch again to turn off the unit     Light intensity knob    Turret 9300XSP              9300XDP and 9300XSP Light Sources          equipped with a rotary turret  See Figures 6 and 7    This turret is to attach light guide cables for   instrument or headlight use to the Light Source  Figure 7 Primary Turret Secondary Turret    Luxtec offers three turret options  Se 7723  g    1  Kit    T     ACMI  Wolf  Storz and Olympus  standard   2  Kit    P     ACMI  Wolf  Storz and Pilling   3  Kit    D     Wolf  Storz  Designs for Vision and  Olympus     To operate the turret  rotate the wheel until the  desired connection lines up with the light channel     When the fiber optic cable is inserted  a click can be                    Light intensity knobs    heard indicating the cable is properly seated      9300XDP       Light Attenuation    The 938
10. ease read and comply with all precautions listed in the General Warnings section of this manual     The Xenon Lamp Module should be replaced after 650 hours of use or if the lamp fails to start    when the power is turned on     NOTE  You must use ONLY a Luxtec supplied lamp module assembly for replacement in this  Light Source  Use of other lamps or lamp assemblies will void all warranties for this product     Refer to Parts List later in this manual        XENON LAMP MODULE REPLACEMENT    Figure 9    Rear panel fasteners    Figure 10A    Figure 10B          To remove     1  Make sure power switch is turned off   Disconnect the power cord from the hospital  grade receptacle     2  Allow the unit to cool down for a minimum of  15 minutes before replacing the lamp module   The lamp module may represent a burn hazard if  not allowed to cool sufficiently prior to servicing  the device     3  Remove the two side screws and loosen the two  quarter turn screws in the back of the unit  See  Figure 9  Pull back on the top cover handle as  indicated in Figure 10A and then pull up on the  top cover to open as indicated in Figure 10B     4  Firmly grasp the lamp module by the protective  cover with one hand while pressing the release  button with the other  Pull up to remove the  assembly  See Figure 11  Do not use excessive  force or prying tools     XENON LAMP MODULE REPLACEMENT    To replace     1  Replace the lamp module assembly only with  a Luxtec provided lamp module assembly    
11. ed  Please verify that  both components have been received undamaged     All fiber optic light guides should be properly cleaned and sterilized prior to first time use  See light  guide manufacturer s manual for information     Warnings   Do not use or store liquids on or above the Light Source     Electric shock hazard  If unit is not functioning properly  DO NOT OPEN  Please refer to the  Repair and Return Section of this Manual     Explosion Hazard  Do not use in the presence of flammable anesthetics  liquids  vapors   gases or dusts     Use care not to point any light guide directly at the eye while operating the Light Source   Keep cooling vent and fans free of obstructions   FIRE HAZARD  DO NOT DRAPE OR COVER THE LIGHT SOURCE WHILE IT IS OPERATING     When Light Source is not in use  turn off the power  or rotate the turret 1 8 turn to block light  output     OPTIONAL FLOOR STAND ASSEMBLY    Figure 3    Swivel top base               Interlocking    headlight hanger Nylon  Power cord hanger           Top section    Two piece column    Bottom section    Casters  base    Figure 4 Swivel top base    Interlocking  adapter plate     plunger 4  Or    le  Interlocking 24    adapter plate  lever                                    Figure 5    Interlocking  adapter plate    rear   wivel top base    EN Interlocking adapter  plate lever      locked   position           There are three  3  parts to the floor stand assembly   See Figure 3     1  Casters base   2  Two piece column   3 
12. entry module  Check to see if the  fuse s  is  are  blown  then replace with  fuse s  of the same rating  T6 3A 250V    To replace the red block in the housing   snap the retaining ring in place  Plug cord  back into Light Source and retest the unit   If unit now works  replace the cord lock  with screws previously removed to secure  cord to unit     12    Lamp    Type Xenon Short Arc Lamp  Wattage 300 Watts   Color Temperature  gt 6000 Kelvin  IR Filtered  Bulb Warranty 650 Hours  Prorated per Hour  Position Horizontal  15      Light Source  Dimensions 15 L x 12 W x 5 H   381mm L x 305mm W x 127mm H   Weight 21 Ibs   9 5kg   Power Input 100 240V AC 50     60 Hz  Circuit Protection Fuse 6 3A 250V  Power Consumption 450 VA  AC Power Leakage Leakage current to chassis  with ground wie  intact   less than 100 microamps  Leakage current to chassis  with ground wie  interupted   less than 500 microamps  Classification Type CF  Class 1  Electrical Safety CSA Listed  Conforms to UL60601 1 and  CSA   22 2 NO  601 1  Electromagnetic Compatibility EN60601  1 2 2001  Environment   Operating Temperature 10  C     40  C  Temperature Range 10  C     40  C  Humidity 95  Relative Humidity Non Condensing    Maximum       13    Electromagnetic Compatibility  EMC  User Information      WARNING  Medical Electrical Equipment needs special precautions regarding EMC and needs to be installed and  put into service according to the Electromagnetic Compatibility  EMC  information provided in the accom
13. ersonnel     This Manual contains information about the proper procedures for inspecting and  preparing this product before its use  and care and storage after use     Follow the instructions and restrictions in the operating manuals of other manufacturer s  equipment when they are used in conjunction with this product     Before every procedure  carefully inspect the Light Source to ensure it has been properly  maintained and cleaned  and that it is fully functional  DO NOT use if inspection reveals  any damage such as cable cuts or loose connectors     To reduce the risk of fire and electric shock  do not expose electrical equipment to  moisture  When cleaning  do not immerse any electrical device in liquid     SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST ALWAYS BE EXERCISED WHEN USING ELECTRICAL  EQUIPMENT TO PREVENT OPERATOR PATIENT SHOCK  FIRE HAZARD OR  EQUIPMENT DAMAGE     All electrical equipment must be used with approved hospital grade power cords and  power plugs inserted properly into grounded AC power outlets     This product must be removed from the surgical field prior to the use of a defibrillator     The Light Source should never be used in ocular surgery or in a surgical procedure  requiring direct illumination of the eye     The Light Source produces high intensity light  Thermal burns can be the result of  improper use of the Light Source or the light output of the light guide cable     Use only fiber optic light guide cables that are approved for high intensity light output  
14. ont  panel   Rotate turret to desired adapter  fitting   Replace fuse as indicated in  maintenance section   Rotate turret to matching adapter  fitting   Check position of knob on front  panel   Replace lamp module    No power Light source not plugged in Plug in Light Source  Top cover not closed Close and secure top cover    MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING             Maintenance     lf the Light Source does not operate properly  when connected to a grounded receptacle   check the fuse s   Do not attempt to repair  the unit if the lamp fails in use  Turn off the  unit and allow it to cool for at least 15  minutes  then try to restart the unit  If the  lamp still fails to illuminate  the lamp may be  defective  the lamp has exceeded its useful  life  see lamp replacement   or there is a  power failure  Try replacing the lamp  module  If you still experience difficulties   return the unit to Luxtec Corporation for  evaluation     Cleaning     The Light Source can be cleaned and  disinfected using 70  isopropyl alcohol   Unplug the power cord before cleaning   Allow 5 minutes for alcohol to evaporate  before reconnecting to power     To replace the fuse     The fuse s  for the Light Source is  are   located in the power entry module in the  rear of the unit  Remove the power cord  by unscrewing the cord lock from the  back of the Light Source with a small  screwdriver  then unplug the cord trom  the unit  Using the small flat screwdriver   pry out the red plastic back from the  power 
15. panying  documents     WARNING  Portable and Mobile RF Communications Equipment can affect Medical Electrical Equipment     WARNING  The equipment or system should not be used adjacent to or stacked with other equipment and that if  adjacent or stacked use is necessary  the equipment or system should be observed to verify normal operation in the  configuration in which it will be used     NOTE  The EMC tables and other guidelines that are included in the Instruction Manual provide information to the  customer or user that is essential in determining the suitability of the Equipment or System for the Electromagnetic  Environment of use  and in managing the Electromagnetic Environment of use to permit the Equipment or System to  perform its intended use without disturbing other Equipment and Systems or non medical electrical equipment     Table 201  Guidance and Manufacturer   s Declaration     Emissions All Equipment and Systems    The XSP XDP is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below  The customer or  user of the XSP XDP should assure that it is used in such an environment     Electromagnetic Enforcement     guidance    RF Emissions The XSP XDP uses RF energy only for its internal function   CISPR 11 Therefore  its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause  any interference in nearby electronic equipment     RF Emissions Class B The XSP XDP is suitable for use in all establishments including  CISPR 11 Radiated domestic  and those direc
16. ret  300 Watt Xenon Dual Turret Light Source with 2 T Turrets   300 Watt Xenon Single Turret Light Source with A W    O S Turret    300 Watt Xenon Single Turret Light Source with A W    P S Turret  300 Watt Xenon Single Turret Light Source with W   D   O S Turret    For any 9300XDP purchased prior to November 2000  call Luxtec Customer Service for parts     T  D  and P Turret Kits    000662  000663  000664    Kit           CF Turret  ACMI  Wolf  Storz and Olympus  Kit     P    CF Turret  ACMI  Wolf  Storz and Pilling  Kit     D    CF Turret  Wolf  Storz  Designs for Vision and Olympus    Lamp Assembly  same for both XSP and XDP product lines     000090  0025001    Accessories  400456  400681  410116LX  600972  600987  601058  601059  601178  601317  601318  601949EUR6M  601949UK6M  601949US6P1  604035  850159    Lamp Assembly    Lamp only      For warranty compliance  a Luxtec lamp assembly or lamp must be  used in these Luxtec products  The use of non Luxtec bulb or lamp  assembly will void the warranty for that product     Power Switch Assembly   Digital Age Meter Assembly   Fan Assembly   Power Supply  300 Watt Xenon   Fuse 6 3 Amp  Slow Blow   Intensity Knob   Actuator Knob   Attenuator O Ring   Handle   Rubber Bumper Feet   European Power Cord 20     6m    Hospital Grade UK Power Cord 20     6m   Hospital Grade USA Power Cord 20     6m   Interlock Switch   Operating and Service Manual 9300XSP XDP    18       LIMITED WARRANTY    Luxtec warrants that the equipment manufact
17. rranty or return product for repair  the customer should  contact your local Luxtec distributor or call Luxtec Customer Service at 800 325 8966   USA  amp  Canada  or  1 508 835 9700     Information contained in this manual is subject to change without notice     7 2 INTEGRA    Surgical    99 Hartwell Street     West Boylston  MA 01583  USA  Telephone   800  325 8966  USA  amp  Canada  or  508  835 9700  Facsimile   508  835 9976 E mail address  cs luxtec com P N 850159H    
18. tly connected to the public low voltage  And power supply network that supplies buildings used for domestic  Conducted purposes   Emissions    Conducted Emissions Tests Performed at both 240        50Hz  And 120VAC  60Hz    Harmonics N A Equipment intended for Professional Use Only  IEC 61000 3 2  Flicker N A Equipment intended for Professional Use Only  IEC 61000 3 3       14    Electromagnetic Compatibility  EMC  User Information      Table 202  Guidance and Manufacturer   s Declaration   Immunity All Equipment and Systems    The XSP XDP is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below  The customer or user       of the XSP XDP should assure that it is used in such an environment     Immunity Test IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment   Guidance  Test Level Level    Electrostatic  Discharge  ESD   IEC 61000 4 2    Electrical Fast  Transient ourst  IEC 61000 4 4    Surge  IEC 61000 4 5    Voltage dips   Short  interruptions and  Voltage  variations on  power supply  input lines   IEC 61000 4 11    Power  Frequency  50 6    2  Magnetic Field  IEC 61000 4 8     6kV contact   8kV air     2kV on AC  Mains     1kV  Differen  tial   2kV Common     gt 95  Dip for  0 5 Cycle  60  Dip for  5 Cycles  30  Dip for  25 Cycles   gt 95  Dip for  5 Seconds     6kV contact   8kV air     2kV on AC Mains     1kV Differential   2kV Common     gt 95  Dip for  0 5 Cycle  60  Dip for  5 Cycles  30  Dip for  25 Cycles   gt 95  Dip for  5 Seconds    Floors should be 
19. ured by Luxtec shall be free from defects in  material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of three  3  years from  the date of shipment from Luxtec  Luxtec   s sole and exclusive liability under the warranty shall  be  at Luxtec   s option  either to repair or to replace any component which fails during the  warranty period due to any defect in workmanship or material F O B  factory if    1  Customer promptly reports such defect to Luxtec in writing    2  If requested by Luxtec  customer returns equipment to Luxtec with shipping charges           3  Upon inspection  Luxtec finds the equipment to be defective     This warranty is contingent upon normal and proper use of the equipment  It does not cover  equipment modified without the written approval of Luxtec  subjected to unusual physical or  electrical stress  or damaged during shipment  This warranty is non transferable unless  authorized in writing by Luxtec     Luxtec reserves the right to make design changes on its products without liability to incorporate  said change in Luxtec products previously designed or sold     Upon receipt of the product  it should be carefully inspected  If any defect is discovered   notification must immediately given to the manufacturer     This device must be clean when returned to Luxtec  Luxtec reserves the right to return  unrepaired any equipment that is contaminated with blood or other organic material     Warranty Service and Repair    To obtain service under wa
20. wood  concrete or ceramic  tile  If floors are synthetic  the relative  humidity should be at least 30      Mains power quality should be that of a typical  commercial or hospital environment     Note   Tests Performed at both 240VAC  50Hz  and 120VAC  60Hz    Mains power quality should be that of a  typical commercial or hospital environment     Note   Tests Performed at both 240VAC   50Hz        120VAC  60Hz    Mains power quality should be that of a typical  commercial or hospital environment  If the   user of the XSP XDP requires continued  operation during power mains interruptions  it   is recommended that the XSP XDP be powered  from an uninterruptible power supply or   battery     Note   Tests Performed at both 240VAC  50Hz  and 120VAC  60Hz    Power frequency magnetic fields should be  that of a typical location in a typical  commercial or hospital environment     Note   Tests Performed at both 50Hz        60Hz       15    Electromagnetic Compatibility  EMC  User Information      Table 204  Guidance and Manufacturer   s Declaration     Emissions Equipment and Systems that are NOT Life   Supporting    The XSP XDP is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below  The customer or user of  the XSP XDP should ensure that it is used in such an environment     Immunity IEC 60601 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment     Guidance  Test Test Level Level    Conducted RF   3 Vrms from V1 3 Vrms Portable and mobile RF communications equipment should  IEC 6
    
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