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G-30-1458-en OPMI® Pentero® Software Release 2.20 / 2.21 Issue 11.1
Printed on 18. 02. 2009
USB data port
A USB port is provided on the left-hand side of the monitor It is used for
fast, easy storage of image and video data on the USB storage media in-
cluded in the delivery package (memory stick and USB mini hard drive).
• Insert USB memory stick (1), for example, in USB socket (2).
• Check whether the storage space available is sufficient for the data to
be stored. The system displays the memory capacity required.
• Press Copy button (3) to copy data to the USB stick.
Caution:
– It is the user's responsibility to ensure that the media used for data
communication (CD, DVD, USB stick) are free from viruses.
– External hard drives with an external power supply must not
be con-
nected.
Note:
– Due to the wide variety of different types available, we cannot guaran-
tee the function of every USB memory stick. Only use USB memory
sticks of the type contained in the delivery package or available from
Carl Zeiss.
– Due to the wide variety of different types available, we cannot guaran-
tee the function of every external hard drive. Only use the external
USB mini hard drive included in the delivery package or available from
Carl Zeiss.
– For hardware connected to the USB port for the first time, it may take
the system a few minutes to find and install the drivers.
• Place the external USB mini hard drive securely on the surface behind
the touchscreen. Before transportation of the system, remove the ex-
ternal USB mini hard drive and keep it in a safe place.
Note
on MediLive Video Tools:
The MediLive Video Tools software provides improved compatibility be-
tween your PC (Windows™ or MacOS™) and the video DVDs created
with OPMI
®
Pentero
®
.
Please install MediLive Video Tools on your PC if you notice the following
problems:
– The computer cannot read the DVD content or the DVD is not identi-
fied because the UDF 2.0 disk format is not recognized.
– The video player or Office™ software is unable to play MPEG2 videos
as the MPEG2 decoder is missing.
- Pentero 1
- Key to symbols 2
- FLOW 800 SW 2.21 2
- Contents 3
- Index 405 8
- Functions at a glance 9
- 10 Functions at a glance 10
- OPMI Pentero 10
- Functions at a glance 11 11
- 12 Functions at a glance 12
- What to do in an emergency 12
- 14 Functions at a glance 14
- 16 Safety 16
- Notes on installation and use 17
- 18 Safety 18
- 20 Safety 20
- 22 Safety 22
- 24 Safety 24
- 26 Safety 26
- Safety 27 27
- Heat protection filter 27
- 28 Safety 28
- Warning labels and notes 28
- Safety 29 29
- 30 Safety 30
- Safety 31 31
- 32 Safety 32
- 36 Description 36
- Special properties 36
- 38 Description 38
- 40 Description 40
- Overall system configuration 41
- 42 Description 42
- Description 43 43
- 44 Description 44
- Configuration options 44
- 46 Description 46
- 48 Description 48
- Description 49 49
- USER CONFIG 49
- PAT-FILES 49
- 50 Description 50
- Main menu 50
- Controls and connections 52
- Description 53 53
- 54 Description 54
- Description 55 55
- 56 Description 56
- Description 57 57
- 58 Description 58
- Description 59 59
- 60 Description 60
- Binocular tubes and eyepieces 60
- Description 61 61
- 62 Description 62
- Description 63 63
- 64 Description 64
- Handgrips 64
- 66 Description 66
- 68 Description 68
- Autofocus (focusing aid) 69
- 70 Description 70
- Drape vacuum system 70
- Description 71 71
- 72 Description 72
- Description 73 73
- 74 Description 74
- Description 75 75
- 76 Description 76
- Connector panel 76
- 78 Description 78
- Connecting navigation systems 80
- 82 Description 82
- Description 83 83
- 84 Description 84
- 86 Preparations for use 86
- Relocating the unit 86
- Preparations for use 87 87
- Transport position: 87
- Assembling the system 88
- Preparations for use 89 89
- 90 Preparations for use 90
- 56 73224 91
- 92 Preparations for use 92
- Preparations for use 93 93
- 94 Preparations for use 94
- Preparations for use 95 95
- 96 Preparations for use 96
- 98 Preparations for use 98
- Preparations for use 99 99
- 100 Preparations for use 100
- Attaching sterile drapes 100
- Preparations for use 101 101
- Effective range 101
- Sterile area 101
- Non-sterile area 101
- 102 Preparations for use 102
- Printed on 18. 02. 2009 103
- 104 Preparations for use 104
- Starting the system 104
- We make it visible 105
- 106 Preparations for use 106
- Configuring the handgrips 106
- 108 Preparations for use 108
- Preparations for use 109 109
- 50% 300 mm 109
- Balancing the system 110
- Autobalance 111
- 112 Preparations for use 112
- Preparations for use 113 113
- 114 Preparations for use 114
- Preparations for use 115 115
- 116 Preparations for use 116
- USER menu / login 116
- Preparations for use 117 117
- 118 Preparations for use 118
- 120 Preparations for use 120
- Preparations for use 121 121
- 122 Preparations for use 122
- Preparations for use 123 123
- 124 Preparations for use 124
- Configuration menu (CONFIG) 124
- 126 Preparations for use 126
- Preparations for use 127 127
- 128 Preparations for use 128
- Preparations for use 129 129
- 130 Preparations for use 130
- Preparations for use 131 131
- 132 Preparations for use 132
- 134 Preparations for use 134
- Preparations for use 135 135
- 136 Preparations for use 136
- Preparations for use 137 137
- 138 Preparations for use 138
- Preparations for use 139 139
- 140 Preparations for use 140
- Preparations for use 141 141
- 142 Preparations for use 142
- Preparations for use 143 143
- 144 Preparations for use 144
- Preparations for use 145 145
- 146 Preparations for use 146
- Preparations for use 147 147
- 148 Preparations for use 148
- 150 Preparations for use 150
- Preparations for use 151 151
- 152 Preparations for use 152
- Preparations for use 153 153
- 154 Preparations for use 154
- Preparations for use 155 155
- 156 Preparations for use 156
- Preparations for use 157 157
- Warning! 157
- 158 Preparations for use 158
- 160 Preparations for use 160
- Preparations for use 161 161
- 162 Preparations for use 162
- Operation 163
- Checklist 164
- 166 Operation 166
- Procedure 167
- 168 Operation 168
- Operation 169 169
- 170 Operation 170
- Operation 171 171
- 172 Operation 172
- Operation 173 173
- 174 Operation 174
- Managing patient data 174
- Operation 175 175
- 176 Operation 176
- Operation 177 177
- 178 Operation 178
- Operation 179 179
- 180 Operation 180
- Operation 181 181
- 182 Operation 182
- Operation 183 183
- 184 Operation 184
- Operation 185 185
- 186 Operation 186
- Viewing patient data 186
- Operation 187 187
- 188 Operation 188
- Viewing patient images 188
- Operation 189 189
- 190 Operation 190
- Operation 191 191
- 192 Operation 192
- Editing images 192
- 194 Operation 194
- Operation 195 195
- 196 Operation 196
- 198 Operation 198
- Dateien werden übertragen 199
- Datenexport 199
- ABBRECHEN 199
- 200 Operation 200
- No USB stick inserted 201
- 202 Operation 202
- Operation 203 203
- 204 Operation 204
- Media Files 205
- 206 Operation 206
- 30. 12. 04 207
- Operation 209 209
- 210 Operation 210
- Failure of the zoom function 210
- 212 Operation 212
- Touchscreen failure 212
- Failure of the line voltage 212
- 214 Operation 214
- 216 Operation 216
- Maintenance/Service 217
- 218 Maintenance/Service 218
- Trouble-shooting 218
- Service Contract (Option) 219
- 220 Maintenance/Service 220
- Starting Remote Service 220
- Maintenance/Service 221 221
- 222 Maintenance/Service 222
- Changing the lamp module 222
- Maintenance/Service 223 223
- 224 Maintenance/Service 224
- Recommended cleaning method 224
- Sterile drapes 225
- 226 Maintenance/Service 226
- Ordering data 226
- Spare parts 227
- 228 Maintenance/Service 228
- Accessories 228
- 230 Maintenance/Service 230
- Disposal 230
- Technical data 231
- 232 Technical data 232
- 234 Technical data 234
- 236 Technical data 236
- 238 Technical data 238
- 240 Technical data 240
- Ambient requirements 241
- Changes to the system 241
- 242 Technical data 242
- Description 244
- Video clips 248
- Editing video clips 250
- Merging video clips 256
- New Clip 257
- (option) 261
- Intended use 262
- Leader Short replay 283
- Fluorescence intensity 283
- FLOW 800 (option) 287
- Normal use 288
- FLOW 800 Pentero 288
- 302581-9250-000 288
- SN 10xxxx 288
- 290 FLOW 800 (option) 290
- 294 FLOW 800 (option) 294
- FLOW 800 (option) 295 295
- 296 FLOW 800 (option) 296
- Configuring INFRARED 800 296
- 298 FLOW 800 (option) 298
- Activating FLOW 800 298
- FLOW 800 (option) 299 299
- 300 FLOW 800 (option) 300
- Description of INFRARED 800 300
- 302 FLOW 800 (option) 302
- FLOW 800 (option) 303 303
- 304 FLOW 800 (option) 304
- 306 FLOW 800 (option) 306
- Description of FLOW 800 306
- 308 FLOW 800 (option) 308
- FLOW 800 (option) 309 309
- 310 FLOW 800 (option) 310
- FLOW 800 (option) 311 311
- 312 FLOW 800 (option) 312
- FLOW 800 (option) 313 313
- 314 FLOW 800 (option) 314
- FLOW 800 (option) 315 315
- 316 FLOW 800 (option) 316
- Preparations for use 318
- 320 FLOW 800 (option) 320
- 324 FLOW 800 (option) 324
- RECORD phase 324
- 326 FLOW 800 (option) 326
- PLAYBACK phase 326
- 328 FLOW 800 (option) 328
- FLOW 800 processing phase 328
- FLOW 800 (option) 329 329
- 330 FLOW 800 (option) 330
- FLOW 800 (option) 331 331
- 332 FLOW 800 (option) 332
- FLOW 800 (option) 333 333
- 334 FLOW 800 (option) 334
- 336 FLOW 800 (option) 336
- FLOW 800 (option) 337 337
- 338 FLOW 800 (option) 338
- BLUE 400 340
- 302581-9050-000 340
- SN 50xxxx 340
- Please enter settings 342
- BL 400 checklist 348
- DICOM (option) 351
- 352 DICOM (option) 352
- Conformance Statement 352
- 354 DICOM (option) 354
- DICOM (option) 355 355
- 356 DICOM (option) 356
- Password Entry 357
- 358 DICOM (option) 358
- DICOM (option) 359 359
- 360 DICOM (option) 360
- DICOM (option) 361 361
- 362 DICOM (option) 362
- 364 DICOM (option) 364
- Connection test 364
- DICOM (option) 365 365
- 366 DICOM (option) 366
- DICOM (option) 367 367
- 368 DICOM (option) 368
- DICOM (option) 369 369
- 370 DICOM (option) 370
- DICOM (option) 371 371
- 372 DICOM (option) 372
- DICOM (option) 373 373
- 374 DICOM (option) 374
- DICOM (option) 375 375
- 376 DICOM (option) 376
- DICOM (option) 377 377
- 378 DICOM (option) 378
- DICOM (option) 379 379
- 380 DICOM (option) 380
- DICOM (option) 381 381
- 382 DICOM (option) 382
- Loading patient data 382
- DICOM (option) 383 383
- 384 DICOM (option) 384
- This process may 385
- 386 DICOM (option) 386
- DICOM (option) 387 387
- 388 DICOM (option) 388
- 390 DICOM (option) 390
- 392 DICOM (option) 392
- HDTV camera system (option) 393
- Configuration 395
- Attaching the HDTV components 396
- Increasing light 397
- Cleaning the HDTV components 403
- 406 Index 406
- 408 Index 408
- 410 Index 410
- 412 Index 412
- 414 Index 414
- 416 Index 416
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