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S100 / OPMI® pico

Instructions for UseG-30-1781-en

Version 7.0

2015-09-09

S100 / OPMI pico

About this manual These Instructions for Use are part of the delivery package.

• Carefully read them before using the device.

• Keep them at the site of use of the device.

• Store them for the entire service life of the device.

• Pass them on to every subsequent owner or user of the device.

Orientation aids – The chapter overview at the beginning of these Instructions for Use pro-vides a summary of all subjects.

– The contents of each chapter are specified in detail at the beginning of each chapter.

– A list of abbreviations, key words and technical terms in the annex facili-tates the search for specific terms.

Area of application These Instructions for Use apply to the S100 / OPMI® pico with the following identification:

Trademarks OPMI® is a registered trademark of Carl Zeiss.

Configuration REF. no.

S100 / OPMI® pico (floor stand) 000000-1403-542

S100 / OPMI® pico (wall mount) 000000-1403-544

S100 / OPMI® pico (ceiling mount) 000000-1403-572

S100 / OPMI® pico (Centro suspension system) 000000-1403-573

S100 / OPMI® pico (support unit) 000000-1420-191

S100 / OPMI® pico (support unit for non-Zeiss illumination)

000000-1095-094

S100 / OPMI® pico (Atmos support unit) 000000-1080-349

Version 7.0 G-30-1781-en

S100 / OPMI pico

Manufacturer

Subject to changes in design and scope of delivery and as a result of ongoing technical development. Printed in Germany.

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Carl Zeiss Meditec AGGoeschwitzer Strasse 51-5207745 JenaGermany

Fax: + 49 (0) 7364 - 20 4823E-Mail: [email protected]: www.zeiss.com/med

Version 7.0G-30-1781-en

S100 / OPMI pico


S100 / OPMI pico

Chapter overview

Chapter: Safety Measures 7

Chapter: System Overview 51

Chapter: Preparations for use 89

Chapter: Operation 127

Chapter: What to do in the event of malfunctions 209

Chapter: Care and Maintenance 221

Chapter: System Data 233

Chapter: Indexes 261


S100 / OPMI pico


S100 / OPMI pico Safety Measures

Safety Measures

Hazard symbols ...........................................................................................8

Information symbols....................................................................................8

Target group .....................................................................................9

Field of application............................................................................9

Intended use ...............................................................................................9

Normal use..................................................................................................9

Notes for the operator.....................................................................10

Requirements for operation.............................................................13

Prior to the very first use............................................................................13

Before every use ........................................................................................14

During use.................................................................................................15

After every use ..........................................................................................16

Liability and warranty ................................................................................16

Possible burn injuries due to a high illumination intensity...............17

Safety devices..................................................................................19

Symbols and labels on the device ....................................................22

Symbols and labels on the microscope.......................................................22

Symbols and labels on the S100 ................................................................24

Symbols and labels on the light sources.....................................................40

Symbols and video control units (optional).................................................48

Key to symbolsWe would like to inform you about safety aspects which must be observed when handling this device. This chapter contains a summary of the most im-portant information concerning matters relevant to instrument safety.


Safety Measures S100 / OPMI pico

Hazard symbols

The following safety information has been incorporated into the Instructions for Use. Please note this information and be particularly careful in these cases.

Information symbols

The following information symbols are used in these Instructions for Use:

– Listing

Requirements for an action

• Prompt for action

Result of an action

Additional information and hints

WARNING Warning label, which may refer to fatal injuries or severe injuries if pre-cautions are not followed.

CAUTION Indicating a hazard, which may lead to moderately severe injuries if risks are not avoided.

NOTE Warning label, which may refer to minor injuries and property damages if precautions are not followed.



Target group

These Instructions for Use are intended for physicians, nurses and other med-ical and technical staff who prepare, operate or maintain the device after ap-propriate training. It is the duty of the equipment owner/operator to train and brief all the operating staff.

Extended service tasks are not part of these Instructions for Use. They will be performed by staff specially trained for this purpose by ZEISS.

Field of application

Intended use

The S100 / OPMI pico is a surgical microscope designed to illuminate and magnify the surgical area and to support the visualization of surgical proce-dures.

Normal use

The S100 / OPMI pico is a microscope that is operated manually on a sitting or lying patient.

Provision: The S100 / OPMI offers in conjunction with different suspension systems (e.g. floor stand, wall mount, ceiling mount) and flexible carrier arms, an ergo-nomic working position for the treatment environment or surgery. The system can be securely moved into the working position with the hand grips without any problems.



Treatment/surgery: The microscope is positioned and roughly focused by the physician or the sur-geon. The most frequently used functions as the setting of focus, magnifica-tion and light intensity are manually controlled by the physician or the sur-geon during treatment or surgery.

A video player is connected to the system for educational purposes or to vis-ualize the progress of the treatment/surgery.

After the treatment / surgery The physician or the surgeon swings the surgical microscope from the treat-ment or surgical area into its standby position. The S100 / OPMI pico can be cleaned and disinfected.

Disposal: For the disposal of electrical and electronic devices, please observe the rele-vant national legislation and other regulations applicable in your country.

Notes for the operator

The correct use of the device is absolutely vital for safe operation. Therefore, please thoroughly familiarize yourself with the content of these instructions for use before starting up the system. Please also observe the instructions for use of any additional equipment. You can obtain additional information from ZEISS Service.

• Only operate the device within the scope of its intended use.

• Only personnel who have undergone appropriate training and instruction are allowed to use this device. It is the responsibility of the customer or the company operating the device to train and instruct all operating per-sonnel.

• Please keep these Instructions for Use where they are easily accessible at all times for the persons operating the system.

CAUTION Injury to the patient's eye!

• The S100 / OPMI pico must not be used for ophthalmic procedures!

• Make sure that no light enters the patient's eyes.

CAUTION Live video images and recorded video sequences, video clips (cut sequences) and single images must not be used for diagnosis purposes. Visualized im-ages may contain variations in shape, contrast and color.



• Please take note of the planning guidelines (brochure M-30-1385) for planning the S100 ceiling mount or the S100 wall mount.

• Note the symbols and labels attached to the device (see Page 22)!

• Use only original accessories approved by ZEISS.

Legal regulations • Observe the legal regulations for accident prevention and occupational health and safety applicable in the country concerned.

• This system must not be modified without the manufacturer's approval. If the system is modified, suitable inspections and testing must be complet-ed to ensure that it can still be used safely. The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by unauthorized per-sons tampering with the system. Furthermore, this will forfeit any rights to claim under warranty.

• Modifications and repairs on this device or any equipment operated to-gether with this device may only be performed by ZEISS SERVICE.

• If required by the regulations and directives applicable in the country of use, connect the system to a special emergency backup power supply.

Ambient requirements • Do not operate the system contained in the delivery package

– in explosion-risk areas,

– if inflammable anesthetics or volatile solvents such as alcohol, benzine or similar chemicals are present at a distance of less than 25 cm.

• Do not station or use the instrument in damp rooms. Do not expose the instrument to water splashes, dripping water or sprayed water.

• Do not place any fluid-filled containers on top of the instrument. Make sure that no fluids can seep into the instrument.

• Make sure that the installation conditions and the use of the device meet surgical requirements: See Ambient conditions on Page 257

Electrical safety • Always switch off the system before disconnecting it from / connecting it to line power, for cleaning its surface or if it will not be used for a pro-longed period of time.

• Switch off the unit at the power switch if you notice any smoke, sparks or unusual noise. Do not use the unit until it has been repaired by our service team.

• Do not use multiple sockets!

• Never open the device! The device contains freely accessible live compo-nents. If you remove the housing, you run the risk of electric shock.



• Do not touch the system if your body is electrostatically charged and the system is not grounded.

• A potential equalization connector (see IEC 60601-1:2005) is provided on the connector panel. This connector is optional for halogen and Xenon il-lumination. This connector can be used for placing other active devices at the same ground potential or for redundant grounding to protective earth.

• Please note the information on EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) in the chapter "System Data" on Page 245.

Transport & Service • The device may only be moved over long distances (e.g. relocation, return for repair etc.) in its original packaging or in special return packaging. Please contact your dealer or ZEISS Service.

• This system is a high-grade technological product. To ensure optimum performance and safe working order, we recommend having it checked by our service representative as part of regular scheduled maintenance.

• In order to prevent any impairment of the device's safety due to age, wear, etc., the user must ensure that the device is subjected to the neces-sary safety checks (see section "Care and Maintenance").

Optics and light • Never look into a light source or the sun with the binocular tube, the ob-jective lens or an eyepiece.

• Never directly look into the light source, e.g. a microscope object lens or a light guide to avoid phototoxic damages to the eyes.

• Adjust the brightness at the stand. Start with the lowest brightness and slowly increase it to the required but not more than the allowed bright-ness.

• With increasing age of the light source, the actual illumination intensity delivered at the respective setting decreases (this is a normal property of the system).



Requirements for operation

Prior to the very first use

A ZEISS Service representative or an expert authorized by ZEISS will install the system. Please make sure that the following requirements continue to be met for further operation:

If you determine that one of the symbols or the lettering (effective Page 22) is missing or illegible on your device, please contact ZEISS Service or the ZEISS authorized partner.

The connecting components have been properly connected. The screw connections have been firmly tightened.

All cables and plugs are in perfect condition.

Determine the supply voltage at the place of installation and set the volt-age of the device accordingly.

Check whether the device fuse used is the correct one as specified on the fuse label.

More specific information about the floor stand: The main plug must only be connected to a socket with

a faultless protective ground conductor.

The device is connected with the power cord supplied.

Additional information about wall and ceiling mount: The device may only be connected to a power supply network which has

a faultless protective ground conductor.

WARNING The device must not be modified without any approval!

This device must not be modified without the manufacturer's approval. If the device is modified, appropriate examinations and tests must be per-formed to guarantee the further secure use of the device.

The manufacturer is not liable for damages caused by an unauthorized use of the device. Furthermore, this will invalidate any rights to make a claim under the warranty.



Before every use

• When adding accessories and/or components, please ensure the permis-sible total weight of the device is not exceeded (see label "Maximum load" or section "Technical Data").

• When connecting accessories make sure that sufficient free space is pro-vided and that the surgical microscope does not touch the patient.

• Before every use, perform the balancing procedure to enable the surgical microscope to maintain its balance in all positions of the working range.

• Check the surgical microscope for sufficient freedom of movement. The device itself or accessories may be damaged if conflicting with each other.

• To prevent accessories from falling down, check before every use that ac-cessories are securely locked in position and securing screws are firmly tightened.

• Always run cables in a manner that will not impede the user's movements.

• If you operate the device in a sterile area, make sure that you use the cor-responding sterile accessories for the device.

• Make sure that the operating staff is briefed about sterile use of the sys-tem.

• Never cover any ventilation openings, as the light source of the system switches off in the event of overheating.

• Do not exert any force when plugging in electrical plug-in connections (connectors, jacks). If connection is not readily possible, check whether the plug fits the socket. If you detect any damage to the plug-in connec-tion, arrange for the damage to be repaired by ZEISS Service.

• Please refer to the functional test in chapter "Operation" (Page 129).

More specific information about the floor stand:• Using the brake tabs on the base, secure the stand in position. Make sure

that the stand is stable and cannot roll away.



During use

• Reduce the brightness and duration of light exposure of the surgical area to the absolute minimum level required to avoid burn injuries.

• Never directly look into the light source, e.g. a microscope object lens or a light guide to avoid phototoxic damages to the eyes.

• Never leave a device unattended with the light source still switched on.

• Not approved or defective accessories for the device may lead to elevated leakage currents. Never connect the non approved or defective accesso-ries to the device.

• Never touch video interfaces while in contact with the patient.

• If you need to change the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very hot. Use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp to prevent burns.

• If the xenon lamp is used beyond its maximum service life of 500 hours (see chapter "Maintenance intervals" on Page 222), sudden failure may occur and interrupt operation. Change to the backup lamp or replace the lamp module in a timely manner.

• If the halogen lamp is used beyond its maximum service life of 50 hours, sudden failure may occur and interrupt operation. Replace the halogen lamp in a timely manner (see chapter "Care and Maintenance" on Chang-ing the halogen lamp on page 1).

• Do not pull at the power cord or any other connecting cables.

• If a failure occurs which you cannot correct with the aid of the chapter "What to do in the event of malfunctions attach a sign to the system stat-ing it is out of order and inform ZEISS Service.

• Never operate the system unattended.

• Always switch off the system - before disconnecting it from / connecting it to line power - if it will not be used for a prolonged period of time - or for cleaning purposes.



After every use

• Always use the master switch to turn off the device if it is not in use.

• Insufficient, incorrect or wrong cleaning or disinfection contrary to the di-rections in these Instructions for Use may expose the patient or medical staff to a considerable risk of infection. For more information, please see "Maintenance of the device" in the chapter "Care and Maintenance".

• If the light guide is not connected at both ends, there may be a risk of fire or burning when the light source is activated.

• Risk of crushing - mind your fingers!Fingers may be crushed in the areas marked with the "Risk of crushing" label.Do not touch these areas while the system is being moved.

Liability and warranty

Warranty and liability depend on the applicable contractual stipulations.

Loss of warranty!

The manufacturer is not liable for damages caused by an unauthorized use of the device. Furthermore, this will this will invalidate any rights to make a claim under the warranty.



Possible burn injuries due to a high illumination intensity

General

This device is optionally equipped with a powerful xenon light source.

Various factors contribute to the risk of burn injuries:

Device-related factors:

– With increasing service life of the lamp, the actual light intensity delivered at the respective setting decreases. In case of a bulb exchange, illumina-tion increases to the originally high value.

Surgery-related factors:

– The selected intensity of the light source is a major factor for the risk of injury. It should always be set to the minimum required for the surgical procedure to be performed.

– A long surgical procedure increases the risk of injury, in particular if a standard procedure takes considerably longer than usual.

– Injuries in the peripheral area may be avoided by covering the respective parts with wet, sterile gauze.The gauze must be moistened at regular intervals to avoid that the area dries out or heats up.

– Certain preparations of the surgical field, local vasoconstrictive medica-tions and incision drapes may also result in a higher risk of injury (drapes may heat up to varying degrees depending on their color and moisture content).

– You should also take into account that some areas of the body may be more sensitive than others.

Patient-related factors:

– The general condition of a patient's health may contribute to the risk of injury.

– The skin type may also play a major role for the risk of injury.

CAUTION Danger of burnings caused by high light intensity!

In case of a misuse of the light source, a too high illumination intensity may cause tertiary burns.

• Please read and note the following points.



– Certain medications also affect the sensitivity to light.

– The interaction of heat and antimicrobial substances in incision foils may lead to an increased reaction of the patient to these substances.

Recommendations

Due to the large number of different factors involved and the lack of scientific publications on this topic, Carl Zeiss cannot provide guidance on acceptable illumination intensities and exposure durations. However, this system has sev-eral features that can help the user to reduce the risk of burns.

– The start value of the illumination intensity can be set to a low value.

– The risk of burns can be reduced by constantly by irrigating the illuminated surgical field and by keeping it moist.

– If used, drapes should also be re-moistened at regular intervals in order to prevent heat from accumulating underneath the drape.

– Switch off the light when the microscope is not used, and make sure that it is not pointed at unprotected bare skin.

Please keep in mind that the most published cases with burns refer to the skin around the incision. The most important measure to avoid burns is covering the peripheral area with wet, sterile gauze. The area of the incision should be constantly moistened.

Final remark

ZEISS recommends that the lighting of the surgical field be reduced as far as is possible for the safety of the patient and for a good microscopic image.Please refer to the warnings and precautions in this case.



Safety devices

Halogen light source

1 FlapThe flap is used as mechanic indicator of the operating status of the hal-ogen light source.

– When the flap is closed, the main lamp is operative.

– When the flap is open, the main lamp has failed. The backup lamp is on.

2 Switching to the backup lamp The lamp housing contains a backup lamp. If the first lamp fails, you can switch on the backup lamp by pressing this button.

• Replace the defective lamp at the first opportunity (see Page 224).

Fig. 1: Safety system halogenlight source

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1



Xenon light source

– UV/IR heat protection filterThe filter protects from UV and IR radiation.

– Temperature monitoringA sensor constantly monitors the lamp temperature.

1 Switching to the backup lampThe xenon light source has a lamp module containing two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as backup lamp. Manually swivel in the backup lamp (Page 218) if it is used beyond its maximum service life of 500h (see chapter "Maintenance intervals" on Page 222).If the red segment (2) in the button (1) is lit, the backup lamp is operated.Keep the lamp module ready if you operate the backup lamp.If the backup lamp is operated, replace the lamp module in a timely manner (see Page 226) before it is used beyond its maximum service life of 500h (see chapter "Maintenance intervals on Page 222).

Fig. 2: Safety system xenonlight source

CAUTION Limited service life of the xenon lamp!

If used longer than the indicated service life of 500 hours the xenon lamp may fail or burst.Dropping fragments may contaminate the sterile area. Risk of infection.

• Change the lamp module on time.

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3

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LED light source

– Temperature monitoringA sensor constantly monitors the LED temperature.

1 LED error indicatorIf the amber LED is illuminated, the LED light source is in a limited oper-ating mode. In this case, the light intensity drops to 50%.

• Please contact ZEISS Service.

Fig. 3: Safety equipment:LEDlight source

CAUTION LED equipment, laser class 2

The LED light source is a class 2 LED device according to IEC 60825-1:2001. According to EN 62471:2009 this light source is to be classified as belonging to the free group.

NOTE Varying color impression

The color temperature of the lamps differs. This can result in a changing color impression of the treatment / surgical field.

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Symbols and labels on the device

Symbols and labels on the microscope

1 Video signal output

2 "Instructions for Use" labelObserve the Instructions for Use or accompanying documents.

3 Designation of the microscope

4 Friction symbolExplanation of the braking effect achieved by turning the friction adjust-ment knob. - Left turn: decrease braking effect- Right turn: increase braking effect

5 Marking the magnification changerMarks the magnification setting.

6 Labeling magnification changerDisplays the magnification value

CAUTION Observe the warning labels and signs!

• If you notice that any of these labels/signs are missing on your device or have become illegible, please contact the ZEISS service department.

OPMI pico

0.6 1

2.5

1.61

0.4



Fig. 4: Symbols and labels onSurgical microscope

Fig. 5: Symbols and labels onsurgical microscope with

integrated HD video camera

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1

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5

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Symbols and labels on the S100

Symbols and labels on support and suspension arm

1 Friction symbolExplanation of the braking effect that is achieved by turning the friction control. - Turn left: Reducing the braking effect- Turn right: Increasing the braking effect

2 "Risk of crushing" warning labelFingers may be crushed. Do not touch this area while moving the surgical microscope or parts of it.

3 Brightness settingIf the light source is turned on, the brightness can be continuously set by turning the brightness control of the fiber illumination:- Turn left: Minimum brightness- Turn right: Maximum brightness

4 "Maximum load" warning labelThe maximum load on the suspension arm must not exceed 7 kg.

5 Balance of suspension armAfter all accessories have been attached to the surgical microscope, this adjustment screw can be used to set the balance of the suspension arm.- Turn left: Reduce weight- Turn right: Increase weight

max. 7 kg



Fig. 6: Symbols and labels onthe support and suspension

arm S100 Stands

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22

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Symbols and labels on the S100 floor stand

1 SIP labelThe SIP label contains the following information:

– Manufacturer (company name)

– Your options to contact the device manufacturer,i.e., phone number, fax number and email address of the local contact of the national ZEISS sales organization.

– SIP numberA unique identification number assigned to your device.

2 System identification labelThe system identification label provides the following information:

– Manufacturing symbol


– Manufacturer's address

– Serial number

– Project classification

– Device name

– Reference number

– CSA label

– CE label

3 Plate "Date of manufacture"This plate indicates the date of manufacture for the device (year-month).

4 Label "Transport position"Always hold the stand at the indicated point for transportation.

Observe the user manual or accompanying documentation.

Indicates the transport position for the device. Before transporting the system, always ensure that it is in this position to avoid any damage.

XXXX XXXXXX

Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Goeschwitzer Strasse 51-5207745 Jena, Germany

P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



Fig. 7: Symbols and labels onthe S100 floor stand

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5 Transport position for the carrier arm flat screen monitorObserve the user manual or accompanying documentation.

Indicates the transport position of the carrier arm flat screen monitor. Be-fore transporting the system, make sure that the carrier arm flat screen monitor is in this position in order to avoid any damage.

6 "Maximum load" warning label on flat screen monitor bracketThe maximum load (accessory equipment) on the optional flat screen monitor bracket must not exceed 9 kg!

7 "Maximum load" warning label on instrument tray The maximum load (accessory equipment) on the optional instrument tray must not exceed 13 kg!



Fig. 8: Symbols and labels onthe device carrier and monitor

arm (optional)

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Symbols and labels on the S100 wall stand





2 Device identification label (S100 wall stand with long arm)The system identification label provides the following information:




– Serial number


– Device name


– CSA label

– CE symbol


XXXX XXXXXX


Goeschwitzer Strasse 51-52

07745 Jena, Germany

P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



Fig. 9: Symbols and labels onthe S100 wall stand

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Symbols and labels on S100 ceiling stand





2 System identification labelThe system identification label provides the following information:




– Serial number


– Device name


– CSA label

– CE label


XXXX XXXXXX



P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



Fig. 10: Symbols and labels onS100 ceiling stand

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Symbols and labels on S100 Centro stand





2 System identification label (Centro suspension system)The system identification label provides the following information:




– Serial number


– Device name


– CSA label

– CE label


XXXX XXXXXX



P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



Fig. 11: Symbols and labels onthe S100 Centro stand

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2

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Symbols and labels on the S100 carrier units





2 System identification label (S100 support unit)The system identification label provides the following information:




– Serial number


– Device name


– CSA label

– CE label

3 System identification label (S100 support unit for secondary light)The system identification label provides the following information:

– Manufacturer symbol



– Serial number


– Device name


– CE label

XXXX XXXXXX



P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



07745 Jena, Germany

P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico




Fig. 12: Symbols and labelson the S100 carrier units

Fig. 13: Symbols and labels onthe S100 carrier units

with secondary light source

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Symbols and labels on the Atmos support unit

1 System identification label support unit AtmosThe system identification label provides the following information:




– Serial number


– Device name


– CE label




P30200001

S100 / OPMI pico



Fig. 14: Symbols and labelson the S100 Atmos

support unit

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Symbols and labels on the light sources


1 Indicating label "Observe the user manual"Observe the user manual or accompanying documents.

2 S100 Halogen rating labelThe rating label provides the following information:




– Illumination technique

– Rated voltage

– Maximum current consumption

– Power frequency range

3 Fuse labelThis plate contains the following information:

– Maximum voltage

– Rated current

– (Tripping) characteristics

4 "Observe disposal regulations" labelElectrical or electronic devices must not be disposed of as normal domestic waste. For more information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices, please see the chapter on "Care and Maintenance".

5 "Observe the user manual" labelFor information on how to replace the lamp, see Page 224.


07745 Jena, Germany


Halogen

(115V): 100 V - 125 V

(230V): 220 V - 240 V

(115 V): max. 250 VA

(230 V): max. 250 VA

50Hz - 60Hz

115V/ 230V

6.3 A-H / 3.15 A-H

T



Fig. 15: Symbols and labels onthe HALOGEN illumination

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6 "Hot surfaces" warning labelHot surfaces may cause burns.

7 Lamp identificationWhen replacing lamps, only use halogen lamps with the rated line voltage. Order these halogen lamps from ZEISS by stating the specified catalog number.

8 Order number "Halogen lamp module"When the lamp module is defective, you can order a new lamp module from ZEISS. Please specify the imprinted order number.

9 CAUTION labelWarning of a potential hazard

Fig. 16: Symbols and labelson lamp insert module

12V/100W

380079-9040

000000-1086-764

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Xenon light source

1 "Observe the Instructions for Use" labelObserve the Instructions for Use or accompanying documentation.

2 S100 Xenon rating labelThe rating label provides the following information:





– Rated voltage

– Maximum current consumption


3 "Observe disposal regulations" information labelDo not dispose of electrical and electronic devices along with normal do-mestic waste. For more information on the disposal of electrical and elec-tronic devices, please see "Maintenance and care".

Fig. 17: Symbols and labels onthe Xenon Illumination



Xenon

(115 V): 100 V - 125 V

(230 V): 220 V - 240 V

(115 V): max. 350 VA

(230 V): max. 350 VA

50Hz - 60Hz

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4 "Observe the user manual" labelFor information on replacing the lamp module, please see Page 226.

5 Warning labelThe xenon light source shall not be used for ophthalmological surgeries. Make sure that no xenon light enters the patient's eyes.

6 "CAUTION" warning plateThe lamp housing contains an integrated xenon light source.

7 Replace LampThe plate graphically shows the three steps involved in changing the lamp.

A - Press the buttonB - Pull out the lamp insert moduleC - Change bulbs

8 Switch setting labelIndicates which lamp is in operation.

1. Main lamp2. Backup lamp

Fig. 18: Symbols and labelson the

Xenon illumination

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9 "CAUTION" labelWarning of a potential hazard

10 "Hot surfaces" warning labelHot surfaces may cause burns.

11 Label "Xenon lamp insert module"If the lamp insert module is defective, you can order a new lamp insert module from ZEISS (see ordering information Page 251).

12 "Xenon" power rating

Fig. 19: Symbols and labelson lamp insert module

304977-9037-000

180W Xenon lamp

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LED light source

1 Indicating label "Observe the user manual"Observe the user manual or accompanying documents.

2 S100 S100 power rating plateThe rating label provides the following information:





– Material number

– Rated voltage

– Maximum power consumption


3 "Observe disposal regulations" labelDo not dispose of electrical and electronic devices along with normal do-mestic waste. For more information on the disposal of electrical and elec-tronic devices, please see chapter "Maintenance and care".

4 LED warning signThe LED light source in question is a class 2 LED device according to IEC 60825-1:2001. According to EN 62471:2009, this light source must be classified as belonging to the free group.

5 Laser warning signThe LED light source is a class 2 LED device according to IEC 60825-1:2001.

6 "Instructions for Use" labelObserve the Instructions for Use or accompanying documents.



LED

305929-9010-000

100V - 240V

250 VA

50Hz - 60Hz



Fig. 20: Symbols and labels onthe LED light source

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Symbols and video control units (optional)

1 Operating elements of the video control unitsDescription of the buttons on Page 76.

2 Connections to the video control unitsDescription of the connections on Page 86.

3 HD version labelThe HD version can be identified by the 1080p resolution. (Software upgrade)

4 Label for integrated HD video camera live & streaming with SW recording licenseIdentifies the HD video camera live & streaming (full HD 1080p) with SW recording license (optional software license)



Fig. 21: Video units

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S100 / OPMI pico System Overview

System Overview

System overview..............................................................................52

Controls and connections ................................................................54

OPMI pico .................................................................................................54

Hand grips on OPMI pico...........................................................................58

Controls for the widefield eyepieces ..........................................................59

Controls for the tubes................................................................................60

Controls of OPMI pico with MORA interface..............................................62

Controls of OPMI pico with Endoport ........................................................65

S100 Suspension Systems ..........................................................................66

Attachment of carrier arm flat screen monitor to the S100 floor stand (option) .....................................................................................................69

Halogen light source..................................................................................70

Xenon light source ....................................................................................72

LED light source.........................................................................................75

Button functions of the HD video control units ..........................................76

Remote control for the video camera live & streaming control unit (option) ...82

Overview of operating elements ................................................................84


System Overview S100 / OPMI pico

System overview

Surgical microscope The surgical microscope (4) enables the illumination and visual magnification of the field of view. For visual magnification, the surgical microscope can be equipped with different tubes, eyepieces and objective lenses.

S100 suspension system The S100 comes as a floor stand, ceiling mount or wall mount. It is also avail-able as a support unit and for adaptation to a Centro stand.

The S100 is used to control and supply the functions of the surgical micro-scope. It consists of a carrier arm (2), suspension arm (3) and supply unit (1) with light source. The suspension arm allows rough positioning of the surgical microscope and moving into standby position.

The S100 floor stand can be positioned in the OR by four controllable casters (5). The locking tabs of the casters prevent the system from being moved or rolling away unintentionally.

Light source Depending on the order, the device may be equipped with a halogen, xenon or LED light source. The halogen, xenon or LED light source is used to illumi-nate the surgical area. It has a fiber illumination in the surgical microscope, i. e. the light is directed from the light source via a light guide to the surgical microscope. The halogen, xenon or LED light source is situated in the lamp housing of the supply unit (1).

The halogen light source contains two halogen lamps. The second lamp is used as backup lamp.

The xenon light source produces light whose spectrum is similar to daylight. Regardless of the brightness setting, the color temperature of the light always remains the same. Normal daylight film without any additional conversion fil-ters can therefore be used for photographic documentation.The xenon light source contains a lamp module with two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as backup lamp.

The LED light source has an integrated failure concept. In the event of a defect in the LED light source, the light intensity drops to 50% and the control lamp on the lamp housing lights up.



Fig. 22: System overviewOPMI pico on S100 stand

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Controls and connections

OPMI pico

1 Friction adjustment buttonFor the fixation of the surgical microscope on the carrier arm in the desired position.

2 Dust cover

3 Magnification changerUse this button to manually set/adjust the magnification to one of the five positions (γ = 0.4x, γ = 0.6x, γ = 1.0x, γ = 1.6x, γ = 2.5x).

4 Video connection socket (optional)For the system cable to the HD video camera (optional).

5 Light guide socketThis socket is used to direct the light from the light source to the surgical microscope.

6 Filter selectionTurn this selector to swing filters into the illumination beam path. The se-lector has three positions: no filter, green filter and orange filter.

– The green filter enhances contrast.

– The orange filter prevents premature curing of composite fillings.



Fig. 23: Operating elementsand connectors on the sur-

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1 Friction adjustment buttonFor clamping the the surgical microscope at the support arm and for mounting the surgical microscope in the desired position.

3 Magnification changerUse this button to manually set/adjust the magnification to one of the five positions (γ = 0.4x, γ = 0.6x, γ = 1.0x, γ = 1.6x, γ = 2.5x).

7 Cover capYou can remove this cover cap and mount a hand grip for microscope guidance instead.

8 Objective lensa Objective lens with fixed focal length

Objective lenses with different focal lengths are available. The focal length equals approximately the working distance.Variably adjustable working distance, focus range 100 mm.

b Focusing objective lensObjective lenses with different focal lengths are available. The focallength equals approximately the working distance. Focusing range 13 mm.

c Varioscope 100Variably adjustable working distance, focus range 100 mm.

9 Drilled holes for fastening accessoriesThe bottom of the surgical microscope contains two holes for mounting accessories (e.g. dovetail mount, handgrip, please see Page 58).

10 Securing screwScrew in the securing screw as far as it will go after you have inserted the binocular tube or another module in the mount on the surgical micro-scope.



Fig. 24: Operating elementsand connections on the sur-

gical microscope

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Hand grips on OPMI pico

Five application-oriented handgrips are provided:

1 Handgrip, complete, rear

2 Comfort gripsOn the comfort grips, the grip components can be repositioned to meet the user's personal requirements.

3 Comfort T handgrip

4 T-shaped grip, complete

5 Handgrip, complete, on the front

Fig. 25: Handgrips onOPMI pico

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Controls for the widefield eyepieces

1 Eyecupfor adjusting the distance between the eyepiece and the eye.

2 Diopter setting ringadjustable from +5 D to -8 D

3 Diopter scalefor reading off the prescription set

Fig. 26: Operating elementsof the eyepieces

NOTE Widefield eyepieces with magnetic coupling

Please keep in mind the usual rules for the handling of magnets in regard of eyepieces that have been removed from the tube.

• Do not place the eyepiece near instruments which may be magnetizable.

• Do not place the eyepiece on sensible devices such as infusion pumps, pacemakers, measuring devices or magnetic data media such as floppy disks, audio and video tapes or credit cards.

• Always store the eyepiece in its original packaging, when not in use.

CAUTION Injury to the eye due to light radiation!

Looking into a light source through a tube, an objective lens or an eyepiece may cause eye injury.

• Never look into a light source or the sun with a tube, an objective lens or an eyepiece.

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Controls for the tubes

The tubes have the following controls:

1 Eyepiece mount

2 Pupillary distance (PD) adjustment knobThe correct position has been reached when the two eyepiece images merge into one. You can read off the PD setting on the adjustment knob.

Fig. 27: Controls for the tubes

CAUTION Injury to the eye due to light radiation!

Looking into a light source through a tube, an objective lens or an eyepiece may cause eye injury.

• Never look into a light source or the sun with a tube, an objective lens or an eyepiece.

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Folding tube f170/f260 mm (optional)

3 Eyepiece mount

4 Pupillary distance (PD) adjustment knob

5 Scale for pupillary distance

6 Symbol "normal/larger" for magnification changer

7 Dial for integrated magnification changer

8 Symbol (released/locked) for manual tube rotation

9 Button for manual tube rotation

Fig. 28: Operating elements -foldable tube

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Foldable Tube f170/f260



Controls of OPMI pico with MORA interface.

Use The MORA interface is intended exclusively for use on the OPMI pico surgical microscope in dentistry.

Description The MORA interface increases the microscope's mobility about its lateral tilt axis, without changing the user's upright, ergonomic seated posture.This offers advantages for the treatment of relatively large fields of therapy, e.g. when several teeth are being treated at once.A manually operated annular diaphragm permits the depth of field to be varied.

With maximum lateral tilt of the microscope body and high magnification, slight vignetting of the field of view may occur.

Operating elements andConnectors

1 Marking of zero position

2 Friction of lateral tilt movementThe microscope body can be tilted by approx. 25° to the left or right, and can be locked in any position using the friction screw.

3 Securing screwSecures the MORA interface on the OPMI pico

4 Diaphragm setting knobA swing-in annular diaphragm permits you to increase the depth of field so that a larger area of the field of therapy is sharply displayed. This in-volves a reduction in light intensity. Set the annular diaphragm to meet your specific requirements.

5 Securing screwSecures the binocular tube to the MORA interface.



Fig. 29: OPMI pico withMORA interface

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Controls of MORA interface with lateral output port for documenta-tion

The MORA interface is optionally available with documentation equipment. This version is shown in the illustration on the opposite page.

The method described below can also be used for other accessories. The op-erating principle of the accessories is described in the relevant user manuals.

Controls andconnectors

1 Annular diaphragmWe recommend that you swing the annular diaphragm out of the beam path for image capture to ensure that sufficient light is available. With the annular diaphragm swung into the beam path, the exposure time in-creases accordingly.

2 Knurled ringAttachment of dust cover or documentation accessories

3 Dust cover

4 Accessory module

Fig. 30: MORA interface withlateral output port for docu-

mentation accessories

CAUTION Video images not for diagnostic purposes!

The visualized images may include deviations in scale, shape and color.

• Do not use video images for diagnostic purposes as the video camera is not calibrated for these purposes.

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Controls of OPMI pico with Endoport

Use The Endoport endoscope port is intended for use on OPMI pico microscopes in ENT surgery.

Description The endoscope port of the OPMI pico Endoport is a standardized interface for endoscope cameras. This port permits an external endoscope camera with special adapter to be connected using the quick-action locking mechanism.

If you want to equip the surgical microscope with the Endoport accessory, please observe the requirements for system expansions, see Page 251.

Only attach external endoscope cameras including adapter with a maximum weight of 1.0 kg to the endoscope port.

The endoscope port always produces an image at infinity; for this reason, the external endoscope camera's focus must also be set at infinity. The procedure of focusing the endoscope camera at infinity is a camera-specific procedure and differs from camera type to camera type.

Microscope settings such as the focusing of the eyepieces do not affect the endoscope port.

Controls andconnectors

1 Endoscope port

2 Endoscope camera

Fig. 31: OPMI pico withEndoport

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S100 Suspension Systems

1 Carrier arm

2 Suspension armThe suspension arm is equipped with a switch. This switch activates the light source when the suspension arm is moved into its working position. The light source is switched off in the upper rest position.

3 Mobility adjustment screwYou are able to set the lifting mobility of the suspension arm with the ad-justment screw after the successful balance setting of the microscope equipment.

4 Mobility adjustment screwUse this screw to set the mobility of the coupling's rotation.

5 Mobility adjustment screwUse this screw to set the mobility of the surgical microscope's swing movement.

6 120° couplingThe 120° coupling improves ergonomic handling.

7 K 0/120 couplingWe recommend using the K 0/120 coupling for gynecological procedures. This makes it possible to shift the working area downwards by 115 mm.

8 Securing screws

9 Adjustment screw for weight compensation

10 Mobility adjustment screwYou can use this screw to adjust the rotational mobility of the suspension arm.

11 Mobility adjustment screwYou can use this screw to adjust the rotational mobility of the carrier arm.



Fig. 32: Operating elementsand connections on the

S100 stand

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12 Supply unit with light sourceThe connectors for the power cord, light guide, camera and video as well as the power switch are located on the supply unit. The supply unit in-cludes the lamp housing with the halogen, xenon or LED light source

13 Steerable casters with arrestors (on floor stand only)Press the locking tabs down once to lock the stand into position.To unlock lift the locking tab upward with the tip of your foot.

14 Wall flange (wall mount only)The wall mount differs from the ceiling mount by the type of mounting to the building.

15 Ceiling flange (ceiling mount only)The ceiling mount differs from the wall mount by the type of mounting to the building.


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Attachment of carrier arm flat screen monitor to the S100 floor stand (option)

It is possible to upgrade the S100 floor stand to a documentation workstation comprising documentation and display devices. Optionally, you can mount a carrier arm flat screen monitor and/or an instrument tray on the S100 floor stand. The carrier arm flat screen monitor and the instrument tray can be var-iably positioned up to a specific height (please refer to Page 116). It is also possible to additionally set the variable tilt of the carrier arm flat screen mon-itor. Thanks to these adjustment possibilities, this option provides you with a clearly arranged, ergonomic combination of the surgical microscope on the S100 floor stand as well as a documentation and display device.

Carrier arm flat screen monitor (1)

A flat screen or a touchscreen can be mounted on the carrier arm flat screen monitor. When mounted on the S100 floor stand, the carrier arm flat screen monitor has a maximum load capacity of 9 kg.

Instrument tray for a documentation device(2)

The instrument tray is used to carry a documentation device with a maximum weight of 13 kg, e.g. a video recorder.

Fig. 34: Adapting the instru-ment tray and carrier arm flat

screen monitor to theS100 floor stand

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1 Ventilation gridDo not cover the ventilation grid!For example, drapes could be covering the screen. This could cause the in-tegrated thermal switch to turn off the light source.

2 FlapThe flap is used as the mechanical indicator for the operating status of the halogen lamps.

– When the flap is closed, the main lamp is operative.

– The open flap indicates that the backup lamp is being used.

3 Manual switching to the backup lamp Pressing this button swivels in the backup lamp (Page 217)

4 Slide-in lamp module

5 Opening the slide-in lamp moduleWhen you press this button, the slide-in lamp module is partially ejected. Pull out the lamp module all the way for exchanging the lamp.

6 Brightness settingIf the light source is switched on, the brightness can be infinitely adjusted by turning the brightness control button for the fiber illumination.- Left position: Minimum brightness- Right position: Maximum brightness


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Connector panel of the halogen light source

1 Power switch

2 Light guide socketThe light guide socket is used to direct the light from the light source to the surgical microscope.

3 Strain relief deviceThe strain relief device prevents inadvertent unplugging of the power cable.

4 Power inletThe power cord connects the device to the power socket. The power inlet socket contains the device fuse.

5 Display window for rated voltage and voltage switchoverThe rated voltage indicated at the sliding switch must correspond to the rated voltage of the net available on the site of installation. If the rated voltage has not been correctly set, you can adjust the sliding switch using a suitable tool.

6 Potential equalization connector (can be ordered separately, optional)This connector can be used for placing other active devices at the same ground potential or for redundant grounding to protective earth.

Fig. 36: Connector panel forthe halogen light source

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Xenon light source

1 Ventilation grid

2 Lamp module

3 Manual switching to the backup lamp The xenon light source has a lamp module containing two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as backup lamp. Manually swivel in the backup lamp (Page 218) if it is used beyond its maximum service life of 500h (see also chapter "Maintenance intervals" on Page 222) or if the the first lamp fails.If the backup lamp is operated, keep a new lamp module ready for ex-change (Page 226).

4 Indicator: Backup lamp is in useIf the red segment (4) in the button (3) is lit, the backup lamp is operated.

5 Opening the lamp moduleWhen you press this button, the lamp module is partially ejected.

6 Brightness controlIf the light source is switched on, the brightness can be continuously set by turning the brightness control of the fiber illumination:

CAUTION Limited service life of the xenon lamp!

If used longer than the indicated service life of 500 hours the xenon lamp may fail or burst.Dropping fragments may contaminate the sterile area. Risk of infection.

• Manually swivel in the backup lamp (Page 218) or replace the lamp mod-ule in a timely manner (see Page 226).



Fig. 37: Operating elementson the xenon illumination

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3 Power switchWhen the device is switched on, the green indicator light in the power switch is lit.

4 Power supply socketThe power cord connects the device to the power socket. Only connect the system to a wall outlet which is properly grounded.

5 Selector switch for rated voltage and voltage switchoverThe rated voltage indicated at the sliding switch must correspond to the rated voltage of the net available on the site of installation. If the rated voltage has not been correctly set, you can adjust the sliding switch using a suitable tool.

6 Potential equalization connector (can be ordered separately, optional)This connector can be used for placing other active devices at the same ground potential or for redundant grounding to protective earth.

Fig. 38: Connector panel forthe xenon light source

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LED light source

Connector panel for the LED light source



3 Power switchWhen the device is switched on, the green indicator light in the power switch is lit.

4 Power supply socketThe power cord connects the device to the power socket. Only connect the system to a wall outlet which is properly grounded.

5 Potential equalizationThis connector can be used for placing other active devices at the same ground potential or for redundant grounding to protective earth.

Fig. 39: Connector panel forthe LED light source

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Button functions of the HD video control units

Depending on the integrated video camera selected, the supply unit contains different video control units:

For the integrated SD video camera

– Integrated HD 720p control unit

– Integrated video camera live & streaming control unit with SW recording license (optional SW license)

The area to the right of the dashed line is displayed with a 90° rotation. It is located at the level of the connector panel.

1 ConfigUse the <config> key to go to the menu.The configuration menu permits you to set various function sequences to meet your specific needs. The different possible settings in the configura-tion of the application program are explained in the chapter "Operation" (Page 127). The camera is delivered with a default configuration (factory settings).

2 Indicator light (integrated HD 720p control unit)The indicator light (LED) is lit when the power switch has been turned on.

3 Indicator lights (integrated video camera live & stream control unit)The indicator light "power" is lit when the power switch has been turned on.The "network" indicator light flashes during network data transmission,The indicator lamp "record" is lit when recording a video.

4 White balWhite balance for integrated HD 720p control unit (Page 165)and for the integrated video camera live & streaming control unit (Page 185)

5 Brightness (integrated HD 720p control unit)You can use the and keys to adjust the brightness of the video image.The configuration menu () gives you the choice between two different modes: Automatic - Manual.

6 Brightness (integrated video camera live & streaming control unit)Use the <brightness> key to go to the "Brightness" menu (Page 182) where you can configure settings.



Fig. 40: Button functionsHD video control unit

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7 ImageThe <freeze> button allows you to freeze the current live video image and to display it as a full-screen freeze frame on the video monitor. In the meantime the text "freeze" appears in the upper left corner.When you press the <live> key, the current live video image is displayed again on the monitor. The text "freeze" disappears.

8 Colors (integrated video camera live & streaming control unit)Use the <colors> key to go to the "Colors" menu (Page 186) where you can configure the color settings.

9 Live (integrated video camera live & streaming control unit)Closes all open dialogs, discontinues all actions except <record>. When you press the <live> key, the current live video image is displayed again on the monitor.

10 "Select" control keys (cursor keys)Use can use the control keys to navigate the menu. In addition, the cursor keys have special functions while an image is being displayed or a video is being played (Page 80).

11 "Enter" key ( )Press the <enter> key to confirm a selection or trigger a function. The dif-ferent functions are described in the respective menu item of the menu. In addition, textual information for the selected mode is displayed.




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12 Record buttonPress the <record> button to start a video recording. All open menus will be closed and an image display or video playback will be terminated. The video recording starts.In the footer bar the text "Rec" appears on the right before USB/LAN and the recording time appears on the left. The "record" indicator light (3) will light up. Press the <record> button to end a video recording. The text "Rec" and the recording time appears. The "record" indicator light (3) goes out.

13 Capture buttonImages can be created in live mode and during video recording or video playback. Press the <capture> button to trigger the image capture. The text "Capture" appears on the left in the header bar of the display.

The <Capture> button can be used to create individual images during video recording or playback.

14 Play buttonPress the <play> button to display the last image captured or to play the last video recorded.If the <play> button is pressed during video playback, the current display appears as a still image. The text "Pause" appears on the left in the header bar of the display. Press the <play> button again to continue playing the video.

15 Index buttonPress the <Index> button to open the index view of the files of the acti-vated patient. Use the control keys to select a video or image. A blue frame marks the respective selected file. Press the <index>, <config> or <live> button, to terminate the index view.

16 Function key (F1)The <function> key can be programmed individually (Page 190).

17 Function key (F2)The <function> key can be programmed individually (Page 190).

18 Right cursor key (next image/10% skip forward)With the right cursor key you can switch to the next image (in the list below, older) while an image is being displayed, and while a video is being played you can move forward 10% and continue playing the video from there.



19 Left cursor key (previous image/10 % skip back)With the left cursor key you can switch to the previous image (in the list above, newer) while an image is being displayed, and while a video is being played you can move back 10 % and continue playing the video from there.

20 Down cursor key (fast forward)Press the down cursor key to scan through the selected video sequence in fast forward. The text "Forward" appears in the header bar of the display. Press the <play> button to play the video at normal speed again.

21 Up cursor key (fast rewind)Press the up cursor key to scan through the selected video sequence in fast rewind. The text "Rewind" appears on the left in the header bar of the dis-play.Press the <play> button to play the video at normal speed again.


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Remote control for the video camera live & streaming control unit (option)

Remote control is delivered as a standard feature with the integrated video camera live & streaming control unit with SW recording license. As an option, it is also available without a SW recording license with limited functions.

The button functions of the remote control are identical to those of the oper-ator panel on the device.

The following functions can only be carried out on the HD control unit:

– White bal

– Brightness

– Colors

– Function F1

– Function F2

Remote control unit key function

1 ONNot used

2 InputNot used

3 Control keys / "Enter" key ( ) 1)

Navigation in the menu / Confirming the selection

4 Live 1) 2)

Closes all open dialogs, discontinues all actions except <record>. If the <Live> button is pressed, the current live video image will appear again on the monitor.

CAUTION Danger of infection caused by non-sterile remote control unit (op-tion)!

The remote control and USB keyboard (option) are not intended for a sterile operation!

If the non-sterile remote control unit (option) is used in the sterile OR, germs may be transmitted from the user to the patient.

• The remote control unit (option) may only be used in the non-sterile area.



5 Index 2)

Index view of the files of the activated patient (Page 207)

6 PlayPlay the video (Page 207):Press the <Play> button: Toggles between play video / pause videoPress the <Live> button to stop the playback

7 Record 1) 2)

Start / stop recording (Page 205): Press the <Record> button: Toggles between start recording / stop recording

Without SW recording license: Press the <Record> button: Toggles between streaming ON/OFF

8 Capture 1) 2)

Show (Page 207) / create (Page 205) individual images (photo)

Without SW recording license: Press the <Capture> button: Toggles between Freeze/Live

9 Menu (Page 176)

1) Functions without SW recording license2) Functions in the web interface (see Page 201)

Fig. 43: Remote control unit

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Overview of operating elements

Here you will find an overview of the different operating elements of the in-tegrated HD video camera live & streaming (full HD 1080p) with SW recording license and its functions.

* With SW recording license** Without SW recording license

Control unit Remotecontrol

WebInterface

Footswitch

Control keys / Enter key

Navigation in the menu /Confirm

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Config Opens Main menu - -

White bal Opens White Balance submenu

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Brightness Opens Brightness sub-menu

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Colors Opens Colors submenu - - -

Live Closes all dialogs, discontinues all actions, live image appears on the monitor

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Function F1 Zoom ON/OFF**

Smart recording ON/OFF*

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Function F2 Switch camera profile

Switch storage mode* / Streaming ON/OFF**

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Capture USB/LAN storage mode: Image capture*Streaming storage mode: Freeze/Live*

Freeze/Live**

Record Video recording ON/OFF*

Streaming ON/OFF**

Play Play/pause video -

Index USB/LAN storage mode: Opens index*Streaming storage mode: Error message*

No function**

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Press the <config> key of the remote control to go to the menu. From there you can navigate the menu using the control keys and the "enter" key and this way configure the integrated video camera live & streaming control unit.



HD video control unit connections only

1 Remote socket (HD)A foot switch (option) can be connected here.You can configure the foot switch for the integrated HD video camera (HD ready 720p) as described in Page 152 or for the integrated video camera live & streaming control unit (full HD 1080p) as described in Page 191.

2 Connection for the camera headThe system cable connects the camera installed in the surgical microscope to the video unit.

Switch the video unit off before plugging or unplugging the system cable into/from the video unit. The camera may be damaged if the cable is plugged/unplugged while voltage is still being applied.

3 "HDMI" video outputDigital connection for monitors or recorders from the consumer area. HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is used to transfer digital video data.

4 "YPbPr" video outputAnalog connection for high resolution monitors or TV sets(For the YPbPr cable, see Order Information, Page 254).

5 SD video"Composite" video output (FBAS). Analog connection for video compo-nents.

6 USB portUse only USB media that meet at least USB 2.0 specifications.

7 Service interfaceReserved for ZEISS Service personnel.

8 LAN input/outputNetwork 100 Mbit

9 Video signal output Y/CUse the Y/C output if only one analog SD monitor is available and no HD monitor. No menus and status information (header bar and footer bar) will be dis-played in the Y/C video signal output. Use an HD video signal output (DVI oder YPbPr) for operation and configuration.

We recommend the use of high resolution monitors.

10 DVI outputAnalog connection for video components.



Fig. 44: ConnectorsHD video control unit

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S100 / OPMI pico Preparations for use

Preparations for use

Configuring the surgical microscope................................................91

Mounting the surgical microscope.............................................................92

Dismantling the surgical microscope..........................................................94

Mounting the tube, eyepieces and objective lens.......................................96

Mounting the hand grips...........................................................................97

Connecting the light guide ........................................................................98

Connecting an endoscope camera.............................................................99

Connect the stereo co-observer ...............................................................100

Mounting the MORA interface ................................................................101

Mounting documentation accessories on the MORA interface with lateral out-put port...................................................................................................102

Setting the suspension arm weight compensation ........................103

Adjusting the surgical microscope ...........................................................104

Relocating the S100 floor stand ....................................................106

Connections...................................................................................108

Connecting the S100 floor stand .............................................................108

Connecting the integrated video camera .................................................110

Connecting the computer to integrated video camera live & streaming Control unit with LAN connection........................................................................114

Attachment of instrument tray and carrier arm flat screen monitor to the S100 floor stand......................................................................116

Ergonomic positioning the carrier arm flat screen monitor and instrument tray116

Mounting the flat screen monitor on the carrier arm flat screen monitor .118

Routing the cables and making the electrical connections .......................120

Adjusting the carrier arm flat screen monitor...........................................122


Preparations for use S100 / OPMI pico

Preparing the system for sterile use ..............................................125

Attach asepsis caps and drapes............................................................... 125



Configuring the surgical microscope

CAUTION Risk of injury due to sinking surgical microscope or due to dropping parts!

Mounting and removing modules and accessories may lead to unintended tilting of the surgical microscope. Parts or modules may drop. The suspension arm may be dropped or lifted. This may lead to personal injuries or to material damage.

• Please only use accessories approved by ZEISS.

• Never change modules and accessories during a surgical procedure or above the patient!

• Mount documentation accessories only in accordance with the appropri-ate instructions for use.

• After every change in configuration and before every use, make sure that the modules and accessories are securely locked in position.

• Make sure that all securing screws and locking screws are tightened firm-ly!

• Make sure not to exceed the maximum load capacity of the device during the installation of accessories and components.

• Readjust the balance of the suspension arm after every change of acces-sories (see Page 103).

• Readjust the adjustment screw for mobility. The adjustment screw has only a braking, no locking function.

WARNING Danger of tipping due to overloading!

The mounting and removal of accessories may lead to unintentional tipping of the surgical microscope.

• Make sure that the maximum permissible load on the suspension arm is not exceeded.



Mounting the surgical microscope

After you have mounted the OPMI pico, the suspension arm may move downwards. Prevent the OPMI pico from knocking against anything.The adjustment screw (1) on the suspension arm of the S100 suspension system only acts as a brake but has no locking function.

Without coupling

• Tighten adjustment screw (1) (braking function).

• Insert the shaft (5) into the the suspension arm's holding fixture.

• Screw in and tighten the safety screws (2) and (4).

• The safety screw (2) contains a hex socket head screw (3), which is an ad-ditional safety screw. Tighten it.

Including 120° coupling

• Tighten adjustment screw (1)(braking function).

• Insert the shaft (6) into the mount of the suspension arm.

• Screw in and tighten the safety screws (2) and (4).

• The safety screw (2) contains a hex socket head screw (3). This is an addi-tional safety screw. Tighten it.

• Insert shaft (5) into the holding fixture of the coupling. Position and tight-en the safety screws (7) and (8).

• Securing screw (8) contains a hex socket head screw (9) which is an addi-tional securing screw. Tighten it.

Including K 0/120 coupling

We recommend using the K 0/120 coupling for gynecological procedures. This makes it possible to shift the working area downwards by 115 mm.


• Insert the shaft (10) into the the suspension arm's holding fixture.

• Screw in securing screws (2) and (4). Tighten it.

• Securing screw (2) contains a hex socket head screw (3) which is an addi-tional securing screw. Tighten it.

• Insert shaft (5) into the holding fixture of the coupling. Position and tight-en the safety screws (11).



Fig. 45: Assembling and dis-mantling the OPMI pico 3

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5

5

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6

10

11

K 0/120 coupling

120° coupling



Dismantling the surgical microscope

Move the suspension arm into its upper position before dismantling the surgical microscope. While the surgical microscope is dismounted, the suspension arm may shoot up by its own spring force despite tightened locking screw.

Without coupling


• Hold the surgical microscope securely while loosening the safety screws.

• Loosen safety screw (3).

• Loosen and remove the safety screws (2) and (4).

• Remove the surgical microscope.

Including 120° coupling


• Hold onto the surgical microscope firmly.







• Remove the coupling.

Including K 0/120 coupling








• Remove the coupling.



Fig. 46: Assembling and dis-mantling the OPMI pico 3

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89

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10

11

K 0/120 coupling

120° coupling



Mounting the tube, eyepieces and objective lens

• Give securing screw (2) a few turns to loosen it.

• Remove dust cover (3) and store it in a safe place.

• Position binocular tube (4) on the surgical microscope and tighten secur-ing screw firmly (2). The straight binocular tube is shown here as an ex-ample.

• You can install further accessories between the binocular tube and the microscope body. Fasten these assemblies in the same way using the securing screw (2).

• Insert eyepieces (5) in the mounts provided on the binocular tube as far as they will go. The magnetic coupling reliably secures them in position.If required, use the sleeves supplied.

• Screw the objective lens (1) into the microscope body and tighten it firmly.

Fig. 47: Mounting the tube,eyepieces and objective lens

1 2 3 4 5



Mounting the hand grips

Five handgrips are available for the OPMI pico surgical microscope (see Page 58).

The handgrips can be positioned as required by reinserting (2) or pressing them together (1).

• Select the handgrip suitable for your application.

• Mount the handgrip supplied with the instrument. Firmly tighten the screw(s).

Fig. 48: Handgrips on theOPMI pico

1

1

2

1

1



Connecting the light guide

• Switch off the light source.

• Put the light guide into the light guide socket on the light source and on the surgical microscope until it locks.

• Make sure that the light guide has been routed with sufficient slack. Sup-port system and surgical microscope must be movable within the com-plete area without the light guide being stretched, excessively bent or twisted.

Fig. 49: Connecting the lightguide

Make sure that the light guide is not stretched or bent when the micro-scope is turned or tilted.



Connecting an endoscope camera

If you want to equip the surgical microscope with an endoscope camera, please observe the requirements for system expansions, see Page 251.

Prerequisites Your OPMI pico has been equipped with the "Endoport" accessory com-ponent:

Your endoscope camera, including adapter, does not weigh more than 1.0 kg.

• Focus the endoscope camera at infinity.

The procedure of focusing the endoscope camera at infinity is a camera-specific procedure and differs from camera type to camera type.Microscope settings such as the focusing of the eyepieces do not affect the endoscope port.

• Remove the cover from the endoscope port.

• Attach your endoscope camera to the endoscope port and allow the quick-action lock to snap in.

• Connect the video cable of the endoscope camera to the endoscope sys-tem. Please also observe the information contained in the user's manual on the endoscope system.

• Adjust the orientation of the image on the video monitor. To achieve this, turn the endoscope camera in the endoscope port as required.

Fig. 50: Connecting an endo-scope camera



Connect the stereo co-observer

Mounting the beam splitter

• Unscrew securing screw (3) by a few turns.

• Remove the inclined tube (1).

• Position the beam splitter (2) on the surgical microscope.

• Firmly tighten securing screw (5).

• Position the inclined tube (1) on the beam splitter (2) and tightenthe se-curing screw (3) firmly.

Mounting the co-observation module

• Loosen knurled ring (4).

• Remove the dust cover (6) from the holding fixture of the beam splitter (2) and store it in a safe place.

• Slide the stereo co-observation module (7) into the holding fixture. Make sure that the locating block is fed into the counterpart of knurled ring (4).

• Firmly tighten knurled ring (4).

• Mount a tube (8) on the stereo co-observation module (7).

After having mounted the accessories, you must perform a weight compen-sation procedure (see Page 103).

Fig. 51: Stereo co-observationmodule

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4

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8



Mounting the MORA interface

• Give securing screw (3) a few turns to loosen it.

• Remove the dust cover and store it in a safe place.

• Place MORA interface (7) on the surgical microscope and firmly tighten se-curing screw (3).

• Insert binocular tube (5) into the mount of MORA interface (7) and tighten securing screw (6).

• Tilt the microscope body by approx. 25° to the left or right and lock it in the required position using friction screw (2).

• Set ring diaphragm (4) to meet your specific requirements.

Fig. 52: Mounting the MORAinterface

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1

approx. ± 25°

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6 7

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Mounting documentation accessories on the MORA interface with lateral out-put port

Requirement The MORA interface with lateral port for documentation accessories has been mounted on the surgical microscope.

The method described below can also be used for other accessories. The op-erating principle of the accessories is described in the relevant Instructions for Use.

Attaching documentationaccessories

• Loosen knurled ring (2). An arrow with the labeling "open" is located on the shaft next to knurled ring (2).

• Remove dust cover (3) and store it in a safe place.

• Slide the accessories (4) in the image exit port holding fixture .The mount of the image exit port is fitted with guide projections. Acces-sory (4) has the corresponding grooves.

• Carefully turn the accessory module until the guide projections fit into the grooves,

• and slide the accessory in the mount as far as it will go.

• Screw knurled ring (2) onto accessory module (3).

• Firmly tighten knurled ring (2).

If the accessory is mounted with the connector pointing vertically up-wards, the image of the connected camera will be displayed with a 90° rotation.

• To avoid this, you can mount the accessory rotated by 90° so that the con-nector (incl. camera) points horizontally to the back.

• Note the effect of annular diaphragm (1) swung into the beam path.

Fig. 53: Mounting documenta-tion accessories on the

MORA interface with lateraloutput port

2 431



Setting the suspension arm weight compensation

• Do not perform balance setting until the surgical microscope and all ac-cessories have been mounted!

• The maximum load on the suspension arm must not exceed 7 kg.

• Loosen the friction adjustment screw (1) of the suspension arm.

• Insert an 8 mm hex key into opening (3) of the articulated joint cover (2).

• Use the hex key to turn balance adjustment screw (4) until balance has been achieved.

• Check the balance setting in several positions.

• Using the braking screw (1) adjust the required mobility of the lifting movement of the suspension arm.

Fig. 54: Adjusting the weightcompensation (balance) on

the suspension arm

NOTE Perform the weight compensation

• Perform a weight compensation (balancing) before using the device (not above the patient and with a secure distance to other persons and devic-es) so that the surgical microscope remains in its position within the working area.

CAUTION Risk of crushing - mind your fingers!

Fingers may be crushed in the areas marked with the "Risk of crushing" label.

• Do not touch these areas while the system is being moved or brought in its working / transport position.

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3

1

2



Adjusting the surgical microscope

Adjustment instructions

– In order to be able to quickly set/adjust the surgical microscope, it is ad-visable to save the interocular distance as well as the refraction values for the different users so they can be preset within the scope of the prepara-tions.

– Do not wear multifocal or varifocal glasses during the adjustment process or when working with the microscope later on.Such glasses make a proper diopter adjustment ring setting impossible and result in unsatisfactory imaging.

– Optimum image clarity in the eyepieces and at the optical port for docu-mentation equipment (photo, video) can only be achieved through careful focusing and precisely adjusting the binocular tube.

Adjusting the binocular tube

Adjusting the interoculardistance

• Move the microscope to a vertical position above a flat object, e.g. a sheet of paper with writing.

• Adjust the distance of the eyepieces at the binocular tube to your interoc-ular distance so that the two eyepiece images (object and edge of visual field) merge into one.

Adjusting the eyepieces The following procedure must be performed separately for each eyepiece in the order described.

• Set the microscope to minimum magnification.

• Set the diopter adjustment ring at the eyepiece to zero position.

• Look through the eyepiece and move the microscope body to focus the image.

• Set the microscope to maximum magnification and adjust the fine focus-ing system until the image is sharply defined.

• Then reset the microscope to minimum magnification without changing the working distance.

• Set the diopter adjustment ring at the eyepiece to its maximum value (plus direction).

• Look through the eyepiece and slowly turn the diopter adjustment ring to the minus direction until the image is sharply defined.

• Repeat the entire procedure for the second eyepiece.



The microscope is now adjusted in such a way that the image is sharply defined over the complete magnification range without any renewed fo-cusing during the magnification setting.If this is not the case, repeat the procedure.

Adjusting the eyecups • Adjust the eyecups of the eyepieces in such a way that the entire visual field can be seen.

– Viewing with eyeglasses: Rotate eyecups inwards.

– Viewing without eyeglasses: Rotate eyecups outwards.

Adjusting the working distance and magnification

• Position the microscope above the surgical field so as to ensure conven-ient work.

• Roughly focus on the object by changing the distance between microscope and object.

• Set the microscope to maximum magnification and adjust the fine focus-ing system until the image is sharply defined.

• Set the microscope to the required magnification. The focal plane is re-tained in this process.

Fig. 55: Adjusting the surgicalmicroscope

1. Pupillary distance (PD) adjustment knob

2. Eyepieces3. Eyecup

4. Diopter setting ring 4

3

1

2



Relocating the S100 floor stand

Please observe the following points when relocating the suspension system:

• Turn off the device at the power switch.

• Remove the power plug from the wall socket.

• Disconnect the video cable between the video modules (e.g. video moni-tor, video recorder) and the camera control unit (CCU).

• Adjust the flat screen (optional) to a secure transport position.

• Do not transport the device by pulling or pushing on the optional flat screen!

• Avoid any uncontrolled swiveling of the optional flat screen.

• Swing the suspension arm into the transport position.

• Unlock all arrestors of the casters.

• Hold the system by the marked position on the stand column and carefully push it along. Make sure that the system is positioned on level ground.

• Press at least two of the arrestors and make sure that the suspension sys-tem is no longer able to roll away by itself.

The mass may be underestimated as the suspension system can be smoothly moved. Therefore, move the suspension system slowly and carefully!

CAUTION Risk of crushing and toppling during transportation of the system!

If the following precautions are not observed, the floor stand may topple over and injure persons!

• Move the floor stand into its transport position.

• To safely move the system, always hold the stand column at the position marked with a label.

CAUTION Risk of crushing - mind your fingers!

Fingers may be crushed in the areas marked with the "Risk of crushing" label.

• Do not touch these areas while the system is being moved or brought into its working / transport position.



Transport over long distances

• Only transport the device over long distances (e.g. relocation, return for repair) in its original packaging or special return packaging. Please contact your dealer or ZEISS Service.

CAUTION Damaging of the suspension system!

It is possible that the suspension system is damaged due to a collision with other devices, parts may drop down and cause personal injuries.

• Check the device for damage before each operation.

• Move the suspension system carefully and avoid collisions.If the suspension system nevertheless collides with other devices, you must have it checked by ZEISS Service.



Connections

Connecting the S100 floor stand

• Ensure that the rated voltage indicated in the display window (3) (only for halogen/xenon) corresponds with the rated voltage for the network at the site of the installation.

• Ensure that the unit has been switched off at the power switch before plugging in or unplugging connectors at the power input socket (4).

• Make sure that power switch (1) is OFF.

• Plug the supplied power cord on the supply unit into the power inlet sock-et (4).

• Connect the power cord via a socket to the power supply system.

CAUTION Risk of electric shock caused by inadmissible or defective accessories!

Inadmissible or defective accessories may lead to increased leakage current!

• Never touch any power outlets or video ports during patient contact.

• When setting up your system, make sure to comply with the require-ments of IEC 60601-1:2005, chapter 16; in some countries IEC 60601-1-1:2000 may still be valid.

• Also comply with the Medical Device Operator Ordinance or other na-tional codes.

NOTE Risk of tripping!

Inappropriate routing of cables increases the risk of tripping.

• Always run cables in a manner that will not impede the user's move-ments.

CAUTION Risk of electric shock

Risk of electric shock for operator and patient if cables and plug connections loosen and if housing parts are under voltage.

• Only connect the power cord using a socket with proper protective earth connection.



• Secure the power cord using the strain relief device (2).

• If necessary, connect the potential equalization connector (5) of the sys-tem with the potential equalization contact at the site of use.

Fig. 56: S100 Connecting thesupport unit

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Halogen

Xenon

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Connecting the integrated video camera

Connecting the integrated HD video camera

• Switch off the device before plugging or unplugging the system cable into the video unit. The camera may be damaged if the cable is plugged/un-plugged while voltage is still being applied.

If you have an HD compatible S100 / OPMI pico, use an HD compatible mon-itor that can show the resolution of the HD video camera 720P and 1080P with 50 Hz and 60 Hz.If you use another monitor, no video image will be shown.

• Slide the dust cover (3) on the system cable (camera side). Make sure that the thread faces the connector plug on the camera side.

• Connect the camera head (1) of the surgical microscope to the camera control unit (CCU) (5) using the included system cable (4).

• Screw the dust cover (3) into the thread (2).Make sure not to screw on the dust cover (3) crookedly. This may damage the thread!

• Firmly tighten screws on the camera head connector.

CAUTION Video images not for diagnostic purposes!

The visualized images may include deviations in scale, shape and color.

• Do not use video images for diagnostic purposes as the video camera is not calibrated for these purposes.



Fig. 57: Connecting the HDvideo camera 421 3 5



Connecting the video connections

• Connect the required video components using the video cable.

• Check the camera and monitor function. After switching the device on, a color bar pattern is briefly displayed for checking the color setting, bright-ness and geometry.If the color bar pattern is permanently shown, the camera head of the vid-eo unit is disconnected, unplugged or defective.

Examples of possible connections

1 External video monitor

2 Integrated video control unit

3 External video recorder

Fig. 58: Examples - possibleBNC (FBAS) connections

(for integrated HDvideo camera)

In the HD video control unit the video signal is scaled down in the SD video output (FBAS VIDEO OUT) for SD devices.

75 OhmON

75 Ohm

ON

ON

11

2

2

3

FBAS

FBASOFF

75 Ohm

OFF

OFFVIDEO IN

VIDEO OUTFBAS

FBAS

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

FBAS

FBAS

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT



Fig. 59: Examples - possibleconnections

HDMI (only with integratedHD video camera)


DVI (only for integrated HDvideo camera live &

streaming)


YPbPr (only with integratedHD video camera)

If the video signal is to be processed by a DVI frame grabber* on the PC and this frame grabber has no 1080p capability, the resolution of the video camera can be reduced to 1080i.

* A frame grabber is an electronic module which can be used to capture a video signal (in this case a digital DVI signal).

1

2

HDMI

HDMI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

HDMI

HDMI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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2 HDMI

HDMIVIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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DVI

DVI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

HDMI

HDMI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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HDMI

HDMI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

DVI

DVI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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2 DVI

DVIVIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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DVI

DVI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

DVI

DVI

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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2 YPbPr

YPbPrVIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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YPbPr

YPbPr

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

YPbPr

YPbPr

VIDEO IN

VIDEO OUT

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Connecting the computer to integrated video camera live & streaming Control unit with LAN connection

You can connect the integrated video camera live & streaming control unit with LAN connection to a computer . Observe the conditions for system ex-tension (see Page 251).

The network cable is available as an accessory (see Accessories). Optional software is not included in our delivery package.

System requirements Computer with LAN connection: Network at least 100 Mbit

Requirements for connecting the network computer:

– You will need administrator rights for the network computer.

– You will need the Ethernet data of the archiving PC to configure the network share.

– You can obtain the data required for this purpose from the appropri-ate IT administrator.

Video software

• Connect the computer with the corresponding network cable with the LAN connection on the video unit (on the stand).

Fig. 62: Connecting the PC(LAN)



Attachment of instrument tray and carrier arm flat screen monitor to the S100 floor stand

Ergonomic positioning the carrier arm flat screen monitor and instrument tray

In order to ergonomically position carrier arm flat screen monitor (2) and in-strument tray (3), loosen the adapter (1), adjust side and height and screw it tight again:

Instrument tray • Hold the instrument tray with one hand and unscrew the four locking screws at the adapter (1) with a few turns using the hex key until the adapter (1) can easily be moved.

• Position instrument tray (3) in the required height (max. 800 mm above the floor) and uniformly tighten (2.1 Nm) all four locking screws of adapter (1) using the hex key.

• When attaching adapter (1), make sure the two components of the adapter (1) are separated by the same distance (4) from top to bottom.

Carrier arm flat screen monitor • Hold the carrier arm flat screen monitor with one hand and unscrew the four locking screws at the adapter (1) with a few turns using the hex key until the adapter (1) can easily be moved.

• Position the carrier arm flat screen monitor (2) in the required height (max. 1230 mm above the floor) and uniformly tighten (2.1 Nm) all four locking screws of adapter (1) using the hex key.

• When attaching adapter (1), make sure the two components of the adapter (1) are separated by the same distance (4) from top to bottom.

NOTE Overload of the instrument tray!

When overloaded, the instrument tray may break off or bend, the suspension system may topple over and accessories may fall down.

• Make sure that the accessory equipment is positioned as securely as pos-sible on the instrument tray.

• The instrument tray may be loaded with the maximum weight of 13 kg.



Fig. 63: Ergonomic arrange-ment of carrier arm flat screen

monitor and instrument tray1

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800 mm

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Mounting the flat screen monitor on the carrier arm flat screen monitor

Mounting the flat screen

Before mounting a flat screen on the carrier arm flat screen monitor, make sure it meets the following specifications:

– Compliance with VESA standard (Video Electronics Standards Associa-tion):

– 75 mm x 75 mm hole spacing or

– 100 mm x 100 mm hole spacing

– Maximum total weight of the flat screen: 9 kg

• Press flat screen (3) against the carrier arm so that the holes in the carrier arm (2) coincide with those provided in the flat screen.

• Firmly tighten screws (1).

Cable routing in the carrier arm flat screen monitor

• Remove the clamping plate (5) from the cover plate (6) on the underside of the carrier arm flat screen monitor.

• Place all connecting cables required for the monitor in the cable guide (4). Leave sufficient cable loops in order to freely position the monitor without damaging cables or plugs.

• Attach the clamping plate (5) to the cover plate (6) again.

NOTE Overload of the carrier arm flat screen monitor!

When overloaded, the carrier arm flat screen monitor may break off or bend or the suspension system may topple over.

• The monitor bracket may be loaded with the maximum weight of 9 kg.



Fig. 64: Mounting the flatscreen monitor on the monitor

bracket

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Routing the cables and making the electrical connections

• Route the power and data cables parallel to each other.

• Run the cables through the existing cable holders down to the stand base.

• Make sure that the cable loops (1) are large enough to allow the devices to be positioned freely without cables or connectors being damaged. This applies in particular to the area of the joints of the flat screen monitor bracket.

• Route the cables in a bundle along the column down to the stand base.

• Fix the cables to the column of the floor stand using cable ties.

– To ensure optimum performance, we recommend having the electrical in-stallation performed by the ZEISS Service or a professional electrician (in-house electrician).

• Place cable cover (2) over the cables on the column.

• Only connect the power cord to wall outlets which are equipped with a properly connected protective earth conductor.

CAUTION Risk of patient injury caused by electrical voltage!

• Do not touch the power outlet socket or other signal interfaces while in contact with the patient.



Fig. 65: Routing the cablesand making the electrical con-

nections

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2



Adjusting the carrier arm flat screen monitor

After mounting the carrier arm flat screen monitor, you can adjust the friction of its joints as required. The factory setting of the joints is suitable for a me-dium load capacity which meets the requirements of most users. If one joint is set too stiffly or too freely, it is possible to adjust the friction.

Adjusting the tilt function of the carrier arm flat screen monitor

• Check the tilt function of the monitor joint (upward/downward move-ment).

• Use the tool supplied to increase or reduce the friction of the joint as re-quired.

Fig. 66: Adjusting the tiltfunction of the carrier arm flat

screen monitor



Adjusting the swivel movement of the carrier arm flat screen monitor

If the carrier arm flat screen monitor does not remain in place in the position required, the following readjustments can be performed.

• Remove plastic cover (1) at the joint.

• Tighten the adjustment screw (2) clockwise until the required friction is achieved.

• Reattach plastic cover (1).

• Check if the securing screw (3) is firmly tightened.

Fig. 67: Adjusting the swivelmovement of the carrier arm

flat screen monitor

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2

3

3



Balance setting of the carrier arm flat screen monitor

Only perform this adjustment if the carrier arm flat screen monitor does not remain in the position required and moves downward.

Only perform the balancing procedure with the flat screen monitor attached.

• Move the carrier arm flat screen monitor into its horizontal position and hold it with one hand.

• Check the carrier arm’s friction adjustment (upward/downward move-ment).

• Increase or reduce the friction of the carrier arm flat screen monitor as re-quired using the tools supplied.

Fig. 68: Setting the carrierarm flat screen monitor

weight compensation



Preparing the system for sterile use

Attach asepsis caps and drapes

Attaching asepsis caps

For sterile use, the system can be equipped with resterilizable products. The asepsis sets available from ZEISS contain caps and handgrips which can be sterilized in autoclaves. For detailed information on sterilization, please refer to the enclosed instructions "Preparation of resterilizable products" for the re-spective asepsis sets.

Attaching the drapes

To ensure sterile covering of the system, it is also possible to use the single-use drapes.

When attaching the sterile drapes, make sure there is enough slack in the drapes to allow for movement of the microscope carrier and surgical mi-croscope. It is especially important that the drapes are completely loose around the handgrips. The surgeon must be able to reliably operate the controls through the drape.

CAUTION Risk of infection caused by contamination!

• Only use the system with suitable, sterile accessories.

CAUTION Risk of infection caused by contaminated asepsis accessories!

• Only use sterile asepsis accessories suitable for the device!

• Clean, disinfect and sterilize asepsis accessories before each use. This also applies to the first use after delivery.

• Make sure that the operating staff is briefed about the sterile operation of the device.

• Before each use of the surgical microscope, check whether the asepsis caps are firmly attached to the surgical microscope.

NOTE Overheating as a result of covering ventilation openings!

• Never cover any ventilation openings, e.g. with drapes! This may cause the light source to overheat and lead to lamp failure.


S100 / OPMI pico Operation

Operation

Powering the system up and down ...............................................128

Function test before use ................................................................129

Typical procedure ..........................................................................132

Integrated HD video camera (operating the video unit) .................134

Menu structure........................................................................................134

Initial start-up with integrated HD video camera......................................137

Opening the configuration menu (config) ................................................137

Opening the installation menu (config) ....................................................155

Performing the white balance (white bal) ................................................165

Setting the brightness..............................................................................167

Showing a live video image (image) .........................................................168

Integrated HD video camera live & streaming (Operating the video unit) ...............................................................................................170

Menu structure........................................................................................170

Main menu* ............................................................................................176

Patient* ...................................................................................................178

Settings ...................................................................................................181

Camera....................................................................................................182

Recording* / Streaming............................................................................188

System ....................................................................................................190

Web interface..........................................................................................201

Installing the SW recording license ..........................................................204

Recording individual images and HD videos* ...........................................205

Viewing individual images (photos) and HD videos * in the index.............207

Deleting* individual images (photos) and HD videos in the Index .............208


Operation S100 / OPMI pico

Powering the system up and down

Prerequisites The correct rated voltage has been set on the suspension system (please refer to Page 108).

The included power cord (floor stand) is connected (please refer to Page 108).

The light guide is connected (please refer to Page 98).

Proceed as follows to power the system up and down:

• Press the power switch (1) on the suspension system.

Before starting to work with the system, you have to perform a function test (see next page). This permits you to check the system configuration and user-specific settings and to reconfigure them, if necessary.

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Function test before use

Function test of the surgical microscope

• Before every use, make sure that all components and installed accessories are securely locked in position. Pay attention to the maximum load capac-ity.

• Check the unobstructed movement of the surgical microscope:

All cables and accessories have been mounted such a way that the surgical microscope can be positioned safely and without causing damage.

• Check the eyepieces / binocular tube / object lens:

The surgical microscope and the tube are in an ergonomic position.

The interocular distance (pupillary distance) has been correctly set (please refer to Page 104).

The eyecups have been adjusted in such a way that you can see the full visual field (please refer to Page 104).

Verify that the correct prescription has been set on the diopter scale (please refer to Page 104).

Image quality is correct throughout the entire magnification range.

Object lens and eyepieces are clean.

• Check the function of the magnification changer.

• Check the function of the filter selector knob.

NOTE Failure recognized too late!

• To avoid the occurrence of any defects during surgery, perform a system test before every surgical procedure (without patient)!

NOTE Impairment of proper functioning due to malfunction!

If a function fails, do not use the system for safety reasons.

• Repair the cause of the failure (see "What to do in the event of malfunc-tions"“) or contact ZEISS Service or the authorized partner.



Function test of the accessories

• Check the accessories:

The securing screws of the video system cable have been firmly tight-ened.

The correct function of the other equipment has been checked with the relevant user manual.

Function test of S100 suspension systems

• Check correct balancing:

When fully balanced, the surgical microscope should remain stationary in all positions within the work area and move neither upward nor downward (see Page 103).

The friction of the suspension arm, the carrier arm and the 120° cou-pling (if used) has been set as required.

• Make sure that the securing screws have been firmly tightened (see Page 66).

• Check the lamp brightness:

The lamp brightness can be varied (see Page 70). Brightness variation has an effect on the surgical field illumination.

• Check the unobstructed movement of the system (floor stand only):

The system has been positioned in such a way that it can be moved away from the patient at any time.

• Check the stand for secure positioning (floor stand only):

Press at least two of the locking tabs to prevent the stand from start-ing to move by itself.

• Check light source halogen / xenon / LED.



The main and backup lamp are intact in the halogen light source.

Main and backup lamp are intact in the xenon light source.In case of exceeding the maximum service life of 500h of the main lamp and the backup lamp is in operation, have a backup lamp module available for replacement purposes as precaution (see Page 226). For the order number, please see the chapter "Device data".

With the LED light source, the amber LED is not illuminated.

It is possible to switch on or off the halogen, xenon or LED light source by moving up and down the suspension arm. The light source is turned on within the preset working area. The light source is turned off in the upper resting position.

WARNING Function deterioration of the light source

With increasing service life of the light source, the actual illumination inten-sity decreases (this is a normal property of the system).

• Before every use, ensure that the available light quantity is sufficient.

• Have a backup light source (e.g. surgical lamp) available.

In case of a halogen light source: • If necessary, exchange the lamp (see Page 224).

Check the set brightness after the lamp exchange.

In case of a xenon light source: • Switch to the backup lamp.

If you already work with the backup lamp, be sure to replace the slide-in lamp module (see Page 226). Check the set brightness after every lamp replacement.

WARNING Precautions in case of device failure

• We recommend you to take adequate precautions, depending on the ap-plication, to enable the surgical procedure or treatment to be finished without using this microscope, if required.



Typical procedure

Starting work

• During surgical procedures in the facial area, the patients must wear tint-ed UV protective eyewear (ordering data see Page 251).

All preparations for use have been completed.

• Check the system for proper function. The process is described in chapter "Operation - Function test before use".

• Turn on the device with the power switch of the suspension system.

• Select the filter suitable for your application in the illumination beam path.

• Adjust the brightness on the suspension system. Start with the lowest brightness and slowly increase it to the required but not more than the al-lowed brightness.

• When focusing, make sure to carefully lower the surgical microscope and observe the working distance from the patient. The working distance ap-proximately corresponds to the focal length of the object lens used.

• For focusing, move the surgical microscope over the surgical field into an ergonomic position within the working distance.

• Select the magnification required using the changer button.

• Look through the eyepieces and lower the surgical microscope until the surgical field comes into focus. This is to achieve focusing. Ensure a suffi-cient safety distance to the patient.

• Look through the eyepieces of the binocular tube. Adjust the eyepieces in such a way that you can see both the edge of the visual field and the mi-croscope image sharply. Also refer to "Adjusting the surgical microscope".

CAUTION Damage to the eye caused by high light intensity!

During surgical procedures in the facial area, no light must enter the patient's eye.

• Make sure to protect the patient's eye from light radiation.

CAUTION Danger of burnings

Patient may be burnt if the microscope is unattended targeted to the patient with the light source switched on.

• Never leave the device unattended with the light source switched on.



Ending work

• Move the suspension arm into its upper rest position.

• Switch off the system when not in use.

NOTE Risk of injury caused by suspended systems!

Parts of the suspension system are positioned at head level and pose a risk of injury.

• Move the system into the standby position after use and make sure that sufficient headroom is available.



Integrated HD video camera (operating the video unit)

Test pattern

A test pattern (color bars) is displayed if the camera head is not connected when you switch on the system.

• Switch off the system again, connect the camera head and switch the sys-tem back on.

Menu structure

Menu display

– The menu text is displayed on the monitor in light green.

A light green arrow is displayed in front of a selected line.

Navigation using the control keys

Control keys <select> (cursor key)

– The control keys allow you to switch between the lines. The selected line is displayed in green.

– The control keys allow you to change the settings.

<Enter> key

Use this key to access the corresponding submenu. The current setting, which is displayed in green, is selected in this submenu. Text information is displayed in the various submenus.



Fig. 69: Menu structureConfiguration menu

* In case the "OPHTHALMOLOGY" application is used, the menu item "FUNDUS SYSTEM" is also displayed here.

CAUTION Not for ophthalmic examinations!

• The S100 / OPMI pico must not be used for ophthalmological procedures!



In the installation menu you can install device settings that are seldom changed and that require the camera to be restarted.

• Press the <config> key for approximately 5 seconds.

This will take you to the following menu structure:

Fig. 70: Menu structureInstallation menu



Initial start-up with integrated HD video camera

During the initial start of the surgical microscope with integrated HD video camera, the sub menu "APPLICATION VARIANT" will be displayed for the first time (see Page 163).The application is set in this menu.ZEISS Service adjusts this setting for you during initial start-up. You can read-just this setting in the "INSTALLATION MENU". see “Opening the installation menu (config)” on Page 155.

Opening the configuration menu (config)

The configuration menu allows you to make user-specific settings, such as se-lecting a user or setting the brightness / color saturation.

• Press the <config> key to go to the configuration menu.

The following menu appears on the monitor:

• Use the control keys to select a function.

The selected function is displayed with an arrow.

• Use the control keys to change the settings.If you need more information on a menu item, you can open the corre-sponding sub menu by pressing the <enter> key. This sub menu provides additional information on the setting options. The current setting is high-lighted as the initial setting in this sub menu.

USER MENU STANDARD

USER User 1 - 4

BRIGHTNESS AUTOMATIC - LOW AUTO - MANUAL

LIGHTMETER SMALL SPOT - LARGE SPOT - INTEGRAL

ORIENTATION STANDARD - MIRROR - FLIP -ROTATE

ADVANCED ...

SERVICE MENU ...

EXIT



• You can exit the configuration menu by selecting menu item "Exit" or by pressing the <config> or <live> key. If changes have been made, a prompt is displayed for each user on exit from the configuration menu as to whether the settings should be saved. Answer this prompt with "YES" or "NO".

An existing "freeze" state ends when the configuration menu is activated.



User sub menu

You can select among four different user profiles in the "USER SELECTION" submenu: USER 1, USER 2, USER 3, USER 4

The user names and their configuration depend on the selected application. The latter can be selected as required when switching on the device for the first time and can be subsequently changed at any time.

– The "OPHTHALMOLOGY" application has the "POSTERIOR" userinstead of USER 1 and the "ANTERIOR" user instead of USER 2.

– Instead of USER 1, the "DENTRISTRY" application has user"ENDODONTY" and user "TREATMENT" instead of USER 2.

– The Anterior, Posterior, Endodonty and Treatment user have optimized settings.

– The video image is displayed in its unaltered condition (standard) for the Anterior user.

– The video image is rotated 180°(ROTATE) for the Posterior user.

– The video image is displayed in its unaltered condition (standard) for the Endodonty user.

– The video image is displayed in its unaltered condition (standard) for the Treatment user.

The white balance is user-specific. This allows User 1, for example, to save a different white balance than User 2. When changing users, the white balance value is loaded for the other user. This requires that the light source is also changed because, otherwise, the colors would be distorted. Therefore, white balancing should always be carried out with the light source to be used for the particular user.





Proceed as follows to select a user and to load and activate the respective con-figuration:

• Press the <config> key to access the configuration menu.

• In the Configuration menu, select the menu item "User" with the con-trol keys and press the <enter> key.

The following menu appears:

• Select the required user with the control keys.

The selected user is displayed with an arrow.

• Press the <enter> key to temporarily save the user settings.

The device switches back to the configuration menu. The user settings are finally saved after you exit the configuration menu. If changes have been made, a prompt is displayed for each user as to whether the set-tings should be saved. Answer this prompt with "YES" or "NO".

• If you do not want to save any changes to the user, press:

– the <cancel> key to return to the configuration menu,

– the <config> or <live> key to return to live image mode.

USER SELECTION

USER 1

USER 2

USER 3

USER 4

CANCEL

LOAD USER 1 SETTINGS



Brightness submenu

In the "BRIGHTNESS" sub menu, you can select between three different expo-sure controls: AUTOMATIC - LOW LIGHT AUTO - MANUAL

AUTOMATIC In this mode the camera adjusts the brightness of the video image automati-cally to the value specified by the <brightness> keys and . Exposure con-trol affects the exposure time of the camera.

The nominal brightness is set in the AUTOMATIC mode. The camera controls the exposure time in the range between 1/50(60)s and 1/10000s. The expo-sure time currently selected is not displayed on the monitor. The nominal brightness can be adjusted between 0 and 100%. Changes are made in 5% increments.

A required value in the range between 50% and 70% usually provides op-timum exposure results.

LOW AUTO This mode has the same function as AUTOMATIC mode, however, exposure times longer than 1/50 (60)s are allowed, which can result in blurred move-ments.

MANUAL In this mode the exposure time selected is displayed when the control keys are pressed. The setting range extends from 1/6 to 1/10000.

– Increments for PAL: 1/10000, 1/4000, 1/2000, 1/1000, 1/500, 1/250, 1/100, 1/50, 1/25, 1/12 and 1/6

– Increments for NTSC: 1/10000, 1/4000, 1/2000, 1/1000, 1/500, 1/250, 1/120, 1/60, 1/30, 1/15 and 1/8

Greater exposure times can result in blurred movements.The set time disappears from the screen again if the <brightness> key or

was not pressed longer than 2 seconds.



Proceed as follows to select an exposure control and to load the respective configuration:


• Use the control keys to select the "BRIGHTNESS" menu item in the con-figuration menu and press the <enter> key.


The values marked with * are only examples.

• Select the desired mode with the control keys.

The selected choice is displayed with an arrow.

The selected mode is explained at the lower end of the display.

• You can use the control keys to change the settings.

• Press the <enter> key to save the changes.

The selection is saved and you return to the configuration menu.

• If you do not want to save your changes, return to the configuration menu via the "CANCEL" menu item. The mode is set as it was when the sub menu was accessed.

BRIGHTNESS MODE

AUTOMATIC 80%*

LOW LIGHT AUTO 80%*

MANUAL 1/16*

CANCEL

SET POINT FOR AUTOMATIC BRIGHTNESS REGULATION



Lightmeter sub menu

In the "LIGHTMETER" sub menu, you can select between three different types of exposure measurements: INTEGRAL, SMALL SPOT or LARGE SPOT.

The Lightmeter function is only enabled if Brightness is set to the AUTO-MATIC" or "LOW LIGHT AUTO" mode.

INTEGRAL: The exposure is measured and averaged across the full video image. This measurement is recommended for surgical fields that are fully and evenly lit.

LARGE SPOT: The exposure is measured in an area in the image center. This measurement is ideal for working with an eclipsed surgical field edge (resulting from a re-duced illuminated field diameter).

SMALL SPOT: The exposure is measured in a very small area in the image center. This meas-urement is suitable for work in narrow channels when an extremely small illu-minated field diameter is being used.

However, if the object of interest is not located in the image center, the SMALL SPOT setting usually does not provide the desired exposure result. In this case, select either a larger area (INTEGRAL or LARGE SPOT) or use the manual exposure mode.

Fig. 71: Types ofexposure measurement

INTEGRAL LARGE SPOT SMALL SPOT



Proceed as follows to select a exposure measurement type and to load the re-spective configuration:


• Select the menu item "LIGHTMETER" in the configuration menu using the control keys and press the <enter> key.




The selected mode is explained at the lower end of the display.



• If you do not want to save your changes, return to the configuration menu via the "CANCEL" menu item. The exposure type is set as it was when the sub menu was accessed.

LIGHTMETER

SMALL SPOT

LARGE SPOT

INTEGRAL

CANCEL

USE ENTIRE SCENE AVERAGE FOR BRIGHTNESS METERING



Orientation submenu

The "ORIENTATION" submenu allows setting the screen orientation. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Press the "config" key to access the configuration menu.

• In the configuration menu, use the control keys to select menu item "ORIENTATION" and press the "enter" key.


The comments marked with * are only provided for information purposes and do not appear on the monitor.

• Use the control keys to select the required mode.

The selection is displayed with an arrow.

• Press the "enter" key to save the changes.


• If you do not want to save any changes, select menu item "CANCEL" to return to the configuration menu. As a result, the image orientation on the screen will be reset to the setting present when the submenu was opened.

ORIENTATION

STANDARD Standard

MIRROR Mirror the image vertically*

FLIP Mirror the image horizontally*

ROTATE Turn the image through 180°*

CANCEL

STANDARD VIEW - NO ROTATION



Advanced submenu

In the "ADVANCED" submenu, you can set the settings that are seldom used.

Proceed as follows to make changes:


• Select the menu item "ADVANCED" in the Configuration menu using the control keys and press the <enter> key.


Use the control keys to select a function.


• Pressing the <enter> key displays the corresponding submenu, which sometimes contains informational text. The current setting is selected as the initial setting in the respective submenu.

The "ADVANCED" submenu is exited using the menu item <BACK>.

USER MENU ADVANCED

RED ±0

BLUE ±0

CHROMA ±0

COLOR ANGLE ±0

BLACK LEVEL ±0

ZOOM LEVEL 1.0 x

PEAK/AVERAGE 0

BACK



Recommended color setting

The depiction of the color on the monitor is dependent on the individual viewer's preferences.

Therefore, 2 standard color settings are outlined here:

– More subtle color impression

– Stronger color impression (preferred, e.g. in Asian part of the world)

The shown color settings were ascertained using a brightness setting of 55%, (see ).

The color settings were ascertained on an 24" NDS ENDOVUE monitor with factory settings.

Description of the setting options

CHROMA The camera's color saturation is intensified or reduced using the "Chroma" setting.

COLOR ANGLE With the "Color Angle" setting (frequently also: HUE), you can change the color angle as well as the hues of the camera.

BLACK LEVEL You can set the blackness value of the camera with the "Black Level" setting. Reducing the black level generates a higher degree of contrast. Increasing a value means that dark details are easier to recognize.

ZOOM LEVEL The camera image can be magnified electronically using the "Zoom Level" set-ting.

Color perceptionsubtle

Stronger color im-pression

RED ±0 +1

BLUE +1 +3

CHROMA +3 +7

COLOR ANGLE ±0 ±0

BLACK LEVEL ±0 ±0

ZOOM LEVEL 1.0 x 1.0 x

PEAK/AVERAGE 6 6



PEAK / AVERAGE The setting "Peak / Average" is used to modify the lighting control character-istics. A lower value results in peak value-based lighting control, which re-sponds precisely to changes in the project brightness. A higher value sets mean value-based lighting control, which responds less sensitively to changes in brightness.

Executing setting options

RED submenu In this submenu, you can set the red value of the camera in a range from -20 to +20. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select menu item "RED" in the "ADVANCED" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.

• Select the "SETTINGS" menu item with the control keys.


• Change the red value using the control keys.


The selection is saved and you return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu.

• If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SETTINGS" menu via "CANCEL". The red value is set as it was when the submenu was accessed.

The red value setting also influences the camera's white balance. see “Per-forming the white balance (white bal)” on Page 165.

BLUE submenu In this submenu, you can set the blue value of the camera in a range from -20 to +20. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select the "BLUE" menu item in the "USER MENU ADVANCED" menu us-ing the control keys and press the "enter" key.

• Select the "SETTINGS" menu item with the control keys.


• Change the blue value using the control keys.



• If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SETTINGS" menu via "CANCEL". The blue value is set as it was when the submenu was accessed.



The blue value setting also influences the camera's white balance. see “Per-forming the white balance (white bal)” on Page 165.

CHROMA submenu In this submenu, you can set the color saturation of the camera in a range from -10 to +10. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select the "CHROMA" menu item in the "USER MENU ADVANCED" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.

• Use the control keys to select "SETTINGS".


• Change the color saturation using the control keys.

A chroma setting in the range of ± 0 usually provides the best color im-pression. Chroma setting is most effective with strongly saturated (bright) colors. The effect is low with weakly saturated colors.



If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu via "CANCEL". As a result, color saturation will be reset to the setting present when the submenu was opened.

COLOR ANGLE submenu In this submenu, you can set the color angle (hue) of the camera in a range from -10 to +10. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select the "COLOR ANGLE" menu item in the "USER MENU ADVANCED" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.



• Change the color angle using the control keys.



If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu via "CANCEL". As a result, the color angle will be reset to the setting present when the submenu was opened.

BLACK LEVEL submenu This submenu allows setting the black level of the camera in a range from -10 to +10. To do this, proceed as follows:



• Select the "BLACK LEVEL" menu item in the "USER MENU ADVANCED" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.



• Change the black level value using the control keys.



If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu via "CANCEL". The black level is set as it was when the submenu was accessed.

ZOOM LEVEL submenu In this submenu, you can set the zoom level of the camera in a range from 1.0x to 2.0x. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select the "ZOOM LEVEL" menu item in the "USER MENU ADVANCED" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.



• Change the zoom level using the control keys.



If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu via "CANCEL". The zoom level is set as it was when the sub-menu was accessed.

PEAK / AVERAGE submenu In this submenu, you can set the exposure control characteristics of the camera in a range from 0 to +8. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Select menu item "PEAK / AVERAGE" from the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.



• Change the value using the control keys.





If you do not want to save your changes, return to the "ADVANCED USER SET-TINGS" menu via "CANCEL". The zoom level is set as it was when the sub-menu was accessed.



SERVICE submenu

You can set the settings that are seldom used in the "SERVICE MENU" sub-menu. Proceed as follows to make changes:


• In the Configuration menu, use the control keys to select the menu item "SERVICE MENU" and press <enter>.





• You can exit submenus with menu item <CANCEL>. The changes made are not saved in this case.

REMOTE SETUP You can configure the device in this sub menu so that a selected function (please refer to REMOTE FUNCTION) is controllable via a foot switch or a fundus imaging system. The sub menu contains the following areas:

– REMOTE FUNCTION

– SWITCHING MODE

– AUDIO CONFIRMATION

You can assign one of the functions described below to the integrated HD video camera under "REMOTE FUNCTION". This function is then triggered when the foot switch is activated or by swiveling in and out of a fundus im-aging system.

The following options are available:

SERVICE MENU

REMOTE SETUP ...

FACTORY SETTINGS ...

VERSION INFO ...

BACK TO CONFIG



– FREEZE / LIVEIf the current live video image is displayed and the foot switch is pressed, the live video image is frozen and displayed on the monitor as a freeze frame. With renewed pressing of the foot switch the live video image is displayed again.

– USER1 / USER2 (or Endodonty/Treatment or Anterior/Posterior)You can switch between user 1 and user 2 by pressing the foot switch. If the current user is neither user 1 nor user 2, user 1 is switched on with the first activation of the foot switch.

– USER3 / USER4You can switch between user 3 and user 4 by pressing the foot switch. If the current user is neither user 3 nor user 4, user 1 is switched on with the first activation of the foot switch.

– INVERTED / STANDARD (is only required with a special tube)If the current live video image is displayed and the foot switch is pressed, the live video image is frozen and displayed on the monitor as a freeze frame. With renewed pressing of the foot switch the live video image is displayed again.

You can select under "SWITCHING MODE" if a remote function shall be con-trolled via a foot switch or a fundus imaging system. The following control types are available:

– FOOTSWITCH / AUXFunction control is performed via a foot switch.

– FUNDUS SYSTEMThe function is controlled via a fundus imaging system. This setting is only available under the "OPHTHALMOLOGY" application.





You can select under "AUDIO CONFIRMATION" if there shall be an acoustic feedback (signal tone) when pressing the foot switch.

– EnabledAcoustic return signal is activated.

– DisabledAcoustic return signal is deactivated.

FACTORY SETTINGS This submenu allows resetting the user and camera settings to the factory set-tings. To do this, proceed as follows:

• In the "SERVICE ", use the control keys to select menu item "FACTORY SETTINGS" and press the "enter" key.

• Use the control keys to select one of the following items:

– RESET USER 1

– RESET ALL USERS

– RESET CAMERA

After selection of one of the menu items, a message informs you that the stored data will be overwritten.

• Press the "enter" key to overwrite the settings.

The system returns to the SERVICE MENU after approx. 2 seconds.

• If you do not want to save any changes, select menu item "CANCEL" to return to the SERVICE MENU.

VERSION INFORMATION This submenu shows the current versions of the hardware and software com-ponents as well as the serial numbers of the camera and CCU. Proceed as fol-lows:

• Select menu item "VERSION INFORMATION" and press the "enter" key. The following information is displayed:

– SOFTWARE (software version of the CCU)

– S/N CCU (serial number of the CCU)

• Press the "enter" key to return to the SERVICE MENU.



Opening the installation menu (config)

You can use the installation menu to make device settings that are seldom changed and that require a restart of the camera.

• Press the <config> key for approx. 5 seconds to access the installation menu.

The following menu appears on the monitor:




You can use the "CANCEL" menu item to exit a submenu. The changes made are not saved in this case.

INSTALLATION MENU

HDTV MODE 720P - 1080P - 1080I

DVI/HDMI OUT PC MODE - VIDEO MODE

SDTV FORMAT LETTERBOX - SIDECUT

PAL / NTSC PAL - NTSC

LIGHT SOURCE XENON/LED HALOGEN

APPLICATION OPHTHALMO - DENTISTRY - NEURO/SPINE - ENT

EXIT

CHANGES WILL TAKE PLACE AFTER RESTARTING THE CAMERA





HDTV sub menu

The "HDTV MODE" sub menu allows you to select the video camera's input signal and adjust it to your display device.

720P Select this setting format if your display device is 720p compatible. This mode is similar to the 1080p progressive standard, but its maximum resolution is only 1280 x 720 pixels.

1080P* Select this setting if your display device is 1080p compatible. The image is set up using real full frames. This prevents any interline flicker, and the image is sharply defined and stable. The maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels.

1080I* Use the 1080i (interlace) mode if your display device supports the 1080i standard. The image is set up by two consecutive half images. The delayed image setup can cause slight interline flicker. The maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels.

As a requirement, you should have connected the HD compatible OPMI pico with a 1080p version and a 1080p or 1080i compatible display device. We recommend the use of a 1080p compatible display device.



Proceed as follows to select a mode and to load the respective configuration:

• Press the <config> key for approx. 5 seconds to access the installation menu.

• Select the menu item "HDTV MODE" in the installation menu using the control keys and press the <enter> key.


*only in case of an optional 1080p version

In order to use the optional 1080p resolution, a 1080p compatible display de-vice must be connected.



At the lower end of the screen, it is explained which video signal is at which video output.


If no 1080p compatible display device is connected, the display re-mains black and the HDTV sub menu is displayed again after approx. 30 seconds. No changes have been made.

If a 1080p compatible display device is connected, the prompt "APPLY CHANGES" appears.

• Select YES or NO with the control keys and confirm the selection with the <enter> key.

When you chose "YES", the camera resolution is changed and you go back to the installation menu.

HDTV MODE

720P

1080P*

1080I*

CANCEL

DVI/HDMI -> 720P - 1080P* - 1080I*

YPbPr -> 720P - 1080I*



When you chose "NO", the camera resolution is not changed and you go back to the installation menu.

• If you do not want to save your changes, return to the installation menu via "CANCEL". The video signal is set as it was when the sub menu was accessed.



DVI/HDMI OUT submenu

The "DVI/HDMI OUTPUT" allows switching between video formats "PC MODE" and "VIDEO MODE" when a high-resolution display device (monitor, projector, etc.) is connected. To do this, proceed as follows:

• Press the "config" key for approx. 5 seconds to access the installation menu.

• Select menu item "DVI/HDMI OUT" in the installation menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.

The following menu appears



The properties of each format are explained at the bottom of the screen.


The selection is saved and you return to the installation menu.

• If you do not want to save any changes, select menu item "CANCEL" to return to the installation menu. The video format is set as it was when the submenu was accessed.

You can find the correct setting for your connected monitor or TV in the user manual pertaining to the device.If you cannot find any information on the right setting, we recommend the PC MODE (default) setting for display devices with DVI port. We recommend the VIDEO MODE setting for display devices with HDMI port.

DVI/HDMI OUTPUT RANGE

PC MODE (255 DEFAULT)

VIDEO MODE (235)

CANCEL

ADJUST DVI/HDMI OUTPUT FOR SPECIAL HDMI MONITOR SIGNAL



SDTV FORMAT submenu

If a conventional display device (monitor, projector, etc.) with 4:3 format is connected, the "SDTV FORMAT" submenu allows you to choose between "LETTERBOX" and "SIDE-CUT" visualization.

LETTERBOX Use this setting for display devices that are not compatible with the 16:9 wide screen format. A black bar will appear at the top and bottom of the screen and the image will be displayed in the 16:9 format.

SIDE-CUT In this mode, the sides of the image will be "cut", leaving the center of the image to be displayed with a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Proceed as follows to select a format and to load the respective configuration:


• Select menu item "SDTV FORMAT MODE" in the installation menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.






The selection is saved. The camera restarts after you have confirmed that the setting is to be applied.

• If you do not want to save any changes, select menu item "CANCEL" to return to the installation menu. As a result, the image display on the screen will be reset to the setting present when the submenu was opened.

SDTV FORMAT

LETTERBOX

SIDE-CUT

CANCEL

DISPLAY VIDEO PICTURE WITH BLACK STRIPES AT TOP AND BOTTOM



PAL / NTSC Selection submenu

In the "PAL/NTSC" submenu, you can switch between PAL and NTSC format.

Proceed as follows to switch on the PAL / NTSC SELECTION:


• Select menu item "PAL / NTSC SELECTION" in the installation menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.








After you have saved the changes, the settings are applied and the camera is restarted.

PAL / NTSC SELECTION

PAL

NTSC

CANCEL



LIGHT SOURCE

In the "LIGHT SOURCE" submenu, you can select between XENON / LED and HALOGEN.


• Select menu item "LIGHT SOURCE" from the installation menu using the control keys and press the "enter" key.








LIGHT SOURCE

XENON / LED

HALOGEN

CANCEL

SETUP CAMERA FOR XENON OR LED LIGHT SOURCES



Application submenu

In the "APPLICATION" submenu, you can select between five different appli-cations. Each application affects the user profile and the associated camera settings.

The application selection is displayed when the device is switched on for the first time and can be changed at any time. The selected application is dis-played briefly during start-up. The following applications can be selected:

DENTISTRY This application is designed for displaying the best image in the lower or upper tooth segment. The "ENDODONTY" and "TREATMENT" users have optimized and defined settings for the brightness control. This is why the "BRIGHTNESS" and "LIGHTMETER" menu items are not available to these users.

NEURO/SPINE This application is designed for displaying the image in the neurological area. The difference refers to the camera settings as well as to the not selectable image orientation.

ENT This application id for the imaging of the neck, nose, ear area. The differences can be found in regard of the camera settings and the adjusted image section.

OPHTHALMOLOGY This application is designed for displaying the image in the ophthalmological area. The "ANTERIOR" and "POSTERIOR" users are available for displaying the best image in the anterior or posterior eye segment. Both users have fixed set-tings for the brightness control. This is why the "BRIGHTNESS" and "LIGHT-METER" menu items are not available to these users.





Proceed as follows to select an application variant and to load the respective configuration:

• Press the <config> key for approx. 5 seconds to go to the installation menu.

• Select the menu item "APPLICATION" in the installation menu using the control keys and press the <enter> key.





The selection is saved and activated the next time the device is switched on.

You then return to the installation menu.

• If you do not want to save any changes, return to the installation menu via the "CANCEL" menu item. The application variant is then set back to it was when the submenu was accessed.

APPLICATION VARIANT

OPHTHALMOLOGY

DENTISTRY

NEURO/SPINE

ENT

CANCEL

USER SETTINGS WILL BE RESET TO DEFAULTS !



Performing the white balance (white bal)

In the white balancing procedure, the system adjusts the video signal in such a way that white areas in the surgical field are also white on the video image.

• Press the <start> key to activate the white balance procedure.

The following message is displayed: "PLEASE PUT A PIECE OF WHITE PAPER UNDER THE MICROSCOPE"

• Place a suitable white object (e. g., a piece of white paper with a matte surface) under the surgical microscope.

• Carry out the white balance procedure using a medium brightness level.

• Press the <start> key to start the white balance procedure.During the white balance procedure (display: "WHITE BALANCE IN PROGRESS") the key functions are locked.

If the white balance procedure is successfully completed, the following will be displayed: "WHITE BALANCE SUCCESSFUL". Otherwise, the following mes-sage is displayed on the monitor: "WHITE BALANCE FAILED". Check the set-tings described above and repeat the white balance procedure.

The white balance is saved for the user currently selected. When the user is changed, the white balance values pertaining to that user are loaded.

After the white balance procedure is completed, all keys are enabled again. The determined values are saved and are available to all users each time the device is restarted.

White balance is adjusted corresponding to the set light type. The adjustment depends on the "LIGHT SOURCE" setting in the "INSTALLATION MENU" and the BLUE and RED settings in the "USER MENU ADVANCED".



The RED and BLUE values have an influence on the camera colors even after the white balance procedure.

Recommended settings for a halogen light source

"LIGHT SOURCE" - "HALOGEN"

Recommended settings for a xenon or LED light source

"LIGHT SOURCE" - "XENON/LED"

RED BLUE

Adjustment for a weak to medium illumi-nation (default)

+ 4 - 8

Adjustment for a bright halogen illumina-tion

+2 -4

Without halogen light adjustment 0 0

RED BLUE

No adjustment needed (every illumina-tion level)

0 0



Setting the brightness

Under "brightness" you can adjust the brightness of the video image in 5% increments between 0% and 100% using the and keys. The value set appears in the upper left corner of the monitor.

In the configuration menu, you can select between three different modes in the brightness menu: AUTO - LOW AUTO - MANUAL.

AUTO

In AUTO mode the camera adjusts the brightness of the video image automat-ically to the value specified by the and control keys. Exposure control affects the exposure time of the camera.

The nominal brightness is set in the AUTO mode. The camera controls the ex-posure time in the range between 1/50(60)s and 1/10000s accordingly. The nominal brightness can be adjusted between 0 and 100%. Changes are made in 5% increments.

A required value in the range between 50% and 70% usually provides op-timum exposure results.

LOW AUTO

This has the same function as AUTO Mode, however, exposure times longer than 1/50(60)s are allowed, which can result in blurred movements.

MANUAL

In MANUAL Mode the selected exposure time is displayed when the con-trol keys are pressed. The setting range goes from 1/6 to 1/10000.



Greater exposure times can result in blurred movements.The set time disappears from the screen again if the or control key was not pressed longer than 2 seconds.



Showing a live video image (image)

Use the <freeze> key to freeze the current live video image and to display it on the video monitor as a full-screen still image. In the meantime the text "freeze" appears in the upper left corner.

When you press the <live> key, the current live video image is displayed again on the monitor. The text "freeze" disappears.

If the current live video image is being displayed and the switch connected to the remote socket (foot switch) is pressed, and if FREEZE/LIVE is set under SERVICE MENU - REMOTE SETUP - REMOTE FUNCTION in the CONFIG MENU, the live video image is frozen and displayed as a still image on the monitor. This corresponds to the "freeze" function. If you press the connected switch (foot control panel) while the freeze frame is being displayed, the live video image appears on the monitor again. This corresponds to the "live"function.



Integrated HD video camera live & streaming (Operating the video unit)

Test pattern

A test pattern (color bars) is displayed if the camera head is not connected when you switch on the system.

Switch off the system again, connect the camera head and switch the system back on.

Menu structure

Menu display

The selected menu, submenu or the function is displayed in light blue.

Selected tabs appear in white letters.

Navigation using the control keys

Control keys <select> (cursor key)

– Using the control keys, you can switch between the menus, submen-us or the function. The selected function is displayed in light blue.

– You can use the control key to switch to the desired menu, select the desired function, or start the desired function (e.g. white balance).

Variants

The operation and the menu differ depending on whether you have a SWQ recoding license or not. Functions that are available only with a SW re-cording license are identified with a "*".



Fig. 72: Menu structureIntegrated HD video camera

live & streaming

Main menu*

MenuPatient*

MenuSettings

SubmenuCamera- Brightness

- Image




live & streaming

- Color

- Profiles

SubmenuRecording*/Streaming

SubmenuSystem- General

- Software




live & streaming

- Microscope

- Network

- Video



Fig. 75: SchematicMenu structure

Integrated HD video cameralive & streaming

*Available only with SW recording license



Main menu*

The Main menu is available only with a SW recording license.

• Press the <Menu> or <config> key.

The Main menu appears.

If you do not have a SW recording license, the "Settings" menu appears im-mediately.

Fig. 76: Main menu

1 Header barMode: No video, Live, Image, Capture, Freeze, Pause, Play,

Forward, RewindPatient*: Name of the active patient, short term memory mode or

media name of the image display or video playbackTime: Time setting

2 Menu barMenu name is displayed

3 Patient* (only with SW recording license)See Page 178

4 Settings (see Page 181)Camera (see Page 182)Recording* (with SW recording license) / Streaming (without SW recording license) (see Page 188)System (see Page 190)

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5 Footer barRecording medium: USB*, LAN*, Streaming, (not available).

During video recording, the information "Rec" or "Smart Rec"* (when smart recording is active) appears next to the recording me-dium and after it the duration of the current recording.*

Remaining recording time of the recording medium (e.g. 346:53:06)*




Patient*

Patients can be managed in the menu "Patient". The "Patient" menu is avail-able only with a SW recording license.

• Select the "Patient" menu in the Main menu.

The list of patients appears

Fig. 77: Patient

Creating or renaming patient records can be done faster and conveniently using the:

– Web interface: direct keyboard entry (see Page 202)

– By creating a folder using the file manager of the computer operating sys-tem

1 SelectUse "Select" to activate a patient.

• Use the "Select" control keys to make the selection.

• Select a patient using the control keys .

• Confirm the selection by pressing the <Enter> key or .

The selected patient is now active. The active patient has a white bor-der, his name appears in the header bar.

2 NewYou can select "New" to create a new patient.

• Use the control keys to select "New".

• Confirm the selection by pressing the<Enter> key or .

Patient

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Variant 1: Select "Last name + first name" in "Patient data mode" (see Page 189).

A virtual keyboard appears prompting you to enter the last name.

• Please enter the patient's last name.The maximum text length is 15 characters.

• To save the entry, select the "OK" key.

A virtual keyboard appears prompting you to enter a first name (for the requirement, see “Patient data mode*” on Page 189).

• Please enter the patient's first name.The maximum text length is 15 characters.


Variant 2: Select "ID" in "Patient data mode" (see Page 189).

A virtual keyboard appears prompting you to enter an ID.

• Enter the ID for the patient.The maximum text length is 15 characters.


The Patient directory is displayed.

The new patient has been created and is active immediately.

3 RenameYou can use "Rename" to rename a patient.

• Use the control keys to select "Rename".


• Confirm the selection by pressing the<Enter> key or .

Variant 1: Select "Last name + first name" in "Patient data mode" (see Page 189).

A virtual keypad showing the previous user name is displayed.

• Please change the patient's last name.The maximum text length is 15 characters.

• To save the entry, select the "OK" button.

The virtual keyboard appears with the patient's first name .

• Change the patient's first name.The maximum text length is 15 characters.





The patient's name has been changed.

Variant 2: Select "ID" in "Patient data mode" (see Page 189).

A virtual keyboard appears with the previous ID of the patient.

• Change the patient ID.The maximum text length is 15 characters.



The patient ID has been changed.

4 DeleteYou can use "Delete" to delete patients.

The active patient cannot be deleted.Activate another patient and then delete the desired patient.


• Use the control keys to select "Delete".

• Confirm the selection by pressing the <Enter> key or .

• Confirm the warning message with "OK" to delete the patient.

The patient and the associated data will be deleted.



Settings

In the "Settings" menu you can access the "Camera", "Recording"/"Streaming" and "System" submenus.

Fig. 78: Settings

1 Camera See Page 182

2 Recording (with SW recording license) / Streaming (without SW recording license) See Page 188

3 SystemSee Page 190

Settings

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Camera

In the "Camera" submenu you can adjust the brightness, image, color and profiles.

The settings in the "Brightness", "Image" and "Color" tabs directly affect the profile set in "Profiles". Different values can be saved in the respective tabs for each profile. The settings that are configured are saved automatically. When the profile is changed (see "Active Profile" Page 187) the settings saved for this profile are loaded.

Brightness

In the "Brightness" tab you can configure different exposure and brightness settings.

Use the <Brightness> key to go directly to the "Brightness" tab.

Fig. 79: Brightness

1 ModeIn "Mode" you can choose between three different exposure controls: Au-tomatic - Low light - Manual

Automatic In this mode the camera adjusts the brightness of the video image auto-matically to the value specified in the "Auto level". Exposure control af-fects the exposure time of the camera.

In "Automatic" mode the target brightness is specified and the camera ad-justs the shutter speed in a range between 1/50 (60) s and 1/10000 s. There is no screen output regarding the shutter speed actually set. The target value can be set between 0 and 100%. The change is made in 5% increments.

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A target value in a range from 50% to 70% usually provides the best ex-posure results.

Low light This mode has the same function as the "Automatic" mode, but exposure times greater than 1/50 (60) s are allowed, which can result in blurred movements.

Manual In this mode you can set the exposure time under "Exposure time". The setting range extends from 1/6 to 1/10000.



2 LightmeterIn "Lightmeter" you can choose between three types of exposure meas-urement: Small spot, large spot or integral.

The lightmeter function is active only when the brightness is to set "Auto-matic" or "Little light".

Small spot The exposure is measured in a very small area in the image center. This measurement is suitable for work in narrow channels when an extremely small illuminated-field diameter is being used.

Large spot The exposure is measured in an area in the image center. This measure-ment is ideal for working with an eclipsed surgical field edge (resulting from a reduced illuminated-field diameter).

Integral The exposure is measured and averaged across the full video image. This measurement is recommended for surgical fields that are fully and evenly lit.

If the object of interest to you is not in the image center, in most cases the "Small spot" setting will not deliver the desired exposure result. Select ei-ther a larger area ("Integral" or "Large spot") or manual exposure.

Fig. 80: Types ofexposure measurement

IntegralLarge spotSmall spot



3 Black levelIn "Black level" you can set the black level of the camera in a range from -10 to +10.

4 Peak / AverageIn "Peak / Average", you can set the exposure control characteristics of the camera between 0 and +8.

5 Exposure timeIn "Exposure time" you can set the exposure time of the camera. See also "Mode" (1).

6 Auto levelIn Auto level you can set the target brightness of the camera. See also "Mode" (1).



Image

In the "Image" tab you can set the display configurations.

Fig. 81: Image

1 ZoomIn "Zoom" you can set the zoom value of the camera in a range from 1.0 x to 2.0 x in 0.1 increments.

2 OrientationIn "Orientation" you can set the image orientation.

3 White balanceWith "Start white balance" and the <white bal> key you can start white balancing.In the white balancing procedure, the system adjusts the video signal in such a way that white areas in the surgical field also appear in white on the video image.

• Switch off the color filter and point the surgical microscope to a suit-able white object (e.g. a sheet of white paper with a matte surface).

• Carry out the white balance procedure using a medium brightness lev-el.

• Press the "Start white balance" key or the <white bal> button.

• If the white balancing was concluded successfully, a message appears.

• Confirm the notification with "OK".

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Standard Standard

Mirror Mirror the image vertically

Flip Flip the image horizontally

Rotate Rotate the image 180°



Color

You can make the color settings in the "Color" tab.

Use the <colors> key to go to the "Color" tab.

Fig. 82: Color

1 RedIn "Red" you can set the red value of the camera in a range from -20 to +20.

The setting of the red value also affects the white balance of the camera (to perform white balancing, see Page 185).

2 BlueIn "Blue" you can set the blue value of the camera in a range from -20 to +20.

The setting of the blue value also affects the white balancing of the camera (to perform white balancing, see Page 185).

3 Color saturationIn "Color saturation" you can set the color saturation of the camera in a range from -10 to +10.

A color saturation setting in a range of ±0 usually provides the best color impression. The effect of the color saturation setting is the strongest for heavily saturated (vivid) colors. The effect is small with low-saturation colors.

4 HueIn "Hue" you can set the hue of the camera in a range from -10 to +10.

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Profiles

You can select the current profile in the "Profile" tab.

Fig. 83: Profiles

1 Active profileA profile can be selected in "Active profile". Every profile can be renamed and reset.

Rename Profile (Rename):• Select the <Rename> button.

A virtual keyboard is displayed. This virtual keyboard can be used to rename the profile (max. 15 characters).

• You can select the characters using the control keys . Use the <En-ter> or to adopt the selected character.

• You can delete a character by pressing "Delete".

• Press "OK" to accept a change. You can cancel the action by pressing "Cancel".

Reset profile:• Select the <Reset> button.

• Confirm the warning message with "OK" to reset the profile.

The profile is reset to factory settings.



Recording* / Streaming

In the "Recording"* submenu (with SW recording license) or "Streaming" (without SW recording license) you can configure the recording of photos and videos.

Fig. 84: Recording

1 Video qualityHere you can set the recording quality of the video to be saved. Saving a higher video quality requires more memory space.

2 Image format*The memory format of the still images is set here. Saving an image inTIFF requires more memory than JPEG format. With the TIFF format, the file is saved without data loss and is not compressed. With the JPEG format, the file is compressed with a little data loss.

3 Recording mode*If "Smart Recording" is active, the video image of the preceding 30 sec-onds is recorded when the <record> button is pressed. This recording from the past is recorded in parallel at the start of the video recording. The recording time should be at least 30 seconds in order for the preceding 30 seconds also be to written completely in the video file.

If the recording is ended too early, not all the data can be recorded.

Recording

Streaming

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4 Storage mode*Here you set the output medium for the images or videos.

Without a SW recording license only "Streaming" mode is available.

In the "LAN" storage mode, a "Standard Windows Network Share" pro-tocol is used.In the "Streaming" storage mode, the "Real Time Protocol" (RTP) is used and the connection is established using the "Real-Time Streaming Pro-tocol" (RTSP).

5 Patient data mode*Here you determine the mode of the file name. You can enter the patient name in "Last name + first name". In ID you can assign an ID yourself for the patient using numerical characters.

6 File mode*When "Short Term Memory Mode" (default) is active, the data is not as-signed to a patient, but is filed in the folder according to the date and time. Files that are older than 3 days are deleted automatically. In "Short Term Memory Mode" you cannot switch the patient. Deactivate this mode in order to be able to switch patients.

If "Short Term Memory Mode" is deactivated, patient mode is active. Your files are then assigned to the active patient.




System

General configurations and settings for the software, microscope, network and video can be made in the "System" submenu.

The "System" submenu cannot be opened when Streaming or Smart Re-cording is activated. Therefore, deactivate Streaming or Smart Recording to open the "System" submenu.

General

In the "general" tab you can set general configurations.

Fig. 85: General

1 LanguageIn "Language" you can select a language.

2 Function key F1 and Function key F2In "Function key F1" and "Function key F2" you can assign to the keys <function F1> and <function F2> the following functions:

Key <function F1>:

– "Zoom ON/OFF"

– "Smart Recording ON/OFF"*

Key <function F2>:

– "Switch camera profile"

– "Switch storage mode"* / "Streaming ON/OFF" without SW recording license

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The "Zoom ON/OFF" setting of the <function F1> key will show visible changes only if the zoom value is set greater than 1.0 (see Page 185).

3 Remote function (foot switch)In "Remote Function" you can assign the following functions to a foot switch:

– Video recording, which corresponds to the triggering of the button <Record>* / "Streaming ON/OFF" without SW recording license

– Image capture, which corresponds to the triggering of the button <Capture>* / "Freeze"/"Live" without SW recording license

The assigned function is triggered when the foot switch is pressed.

4 SoundsIn "Sounds" you can activate or deactivate the notification or acknowledg-ment sounds.Message: Notification in case of information and error messagesConfirmation: Confirmation when the key function is performed

5 Date / TimeIn "Date / Time" you can adjust the date and the time.

Setting the date:

• Select "Date".

A virtual keyboard appears.

• Delete the appropriate characters (backwards) by pressing the "De-lete" button.

• Enter the date using the virtual keyboard.Year: Month: Day

Setting the time:

• Select "Time".

A virtual keyboard appears.

• Delete the appropriate characters (backwards) by pressing the "De-lete" button.

• Enter the time using the virtual keyboard.Hours: Minutes




Software

In the "Software" tab you can obtain information on the software.

Fig. 86: Software

1 Version"Version" shows you the installed software version.

2 SpecialSoftware UpdateThe software can be updated via a USB medium. Old system configura-tions are retained in this process. After this, a restart is required.

Do not switch the device off during a software update!

Factory settingsResetting the factory settings

ServiceOnly for service staff.

3 ExportLog FilesAutomatically generated protocols are saved as files on the USB medium. They can be sent to ZEISS Service or an authorized partner to evaluate mal-functions.

Open-Source LicensesCreates a license file on the USB medium. A zip file containing notes and the licenses is saved in the USB medium.

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Microscope (surgical microscope)

In the "Microscope" (surgical microscope) tab you can choose between four different OP types. Each OP type affects the profiles and thus the camera set-tings associated with them

Fig. 87: Microscope

1 TreatmentIn "Treatment" you can choose between four different treatment settings. Switching the type of treatment causes all the profiles to be reset to the new default values. Each type of treatment affects the profiles and thus the camera settings associated with them The profiles associated with the type of treatment selected have optimized and specified settings for the brightness control.

The following types of treatment can be selected:

– Dental: This type of treatment is designed for the optimum image set-ting in the upper and lower tooth section area.

– ENT: This type of treatment is designed to display images in the ear, nose and throat area.

– Gynecology: This type of treatment is designed to display images in the gynecological area.

– Neuro: This type of treatment is designed to display images in the neu-rological area.

2 Export / ImportIn "Export / Import" you can export or import the camera settings or all settings to or from a USB medium.

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We recommend that you back up your configuration on a UBS data car-rier. In the case of a malfunction of the integrated HD video camera live & streaming, this configuration information can be used to restore the system and your settings (including the network configuration) after the device has been repaired or replaced.

3 Recording LicenseIn "Recording License" you can see whether the SW recording License is installed and activated for the video recording function (Recording). For installation, see Page 204.



Network

In the "Network" tab you can set your network configurations.

Fig. 88: Network

1 IP SettingsMAC AddressThe MAC Address (Media Access Control Address) is the hardware address of each individual network adapter that serves as a unique identification of the device in a computer network if required. The unique MAC address is required to create a SW recording license.

DHCP activated: Network link via a dynamic IP address "DHCP"A dynamic IP address is an IP address which is automatically assigned to the requesting device by an address service (DCHP server) available in the network.

After applying the activated DHCP, you can read out the values trans-mitted from the DHCP server using the buttons IP Address, Subnet Mask and Standard Gateway.

DHCP deactivated: Network connection via a static IP address. Static IP addresses are fixed IP addresses, permanently assigned to a system. You can obtain the data required for this purpose (IP address, subnet mask and standard gateway) from your IT Administrator.

• Enter the data and use "Apply" to activate the changes.

For more detailed information on the network configuration, see "Config-uring the Network Connection (default settings)" onPage 197 .

2 Network share*The recorded video and image data can be saved in a "network folder"“ in a computer on the network.

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Requirements for connecting the network computer:

– You may need administrator rights to the network computer to create a network share.

– You will need the Ethernet data of the archiving PC to configure the network share.

– You can obtain the data required for the network share from your IT Administrator.


3 StreamingYou can stream live camera data to a network computer with little delay. Depending on the receiver software, delays of less than 1 second are pos-sible.

Prerequisites for Streaming:

– You need RTSP/RTP compatible receiver software in your compu-ter of media device.


4 Web control / Web interface*The web interface with activated web control is a substitute remote con-trol that uses a web browser.

When web control is activated, you can control the following functions over the network at the computer:

– Manage patients and input or rename patients directly using the keyboard (see Page 202)

– Delete files or patients

– Trigger the <Record>, <Capture>, <Live> and <Index> keys (see Page 80)

– The image is displayed or the video is played via the DVI or YPbPr monitor output, and not in the web browser.

If web control is deactivated, control is not possible. No header bar and footer bar or notifications are displayed in the web browser (security func-tion e.g. for universities).

Security recommendations for networking:

– You can deactivate the use of the network. Switch over to the UBS or dis-connect the network cable.

– You can deactivate web control over the network.



– You can use access rights (user and password) to the network server or network computer to control access to the network share.

– Share only the minimum data fields required (e.g. only for the daily re-quirement or not all patient data).

– Use a separate share with a separate patient area for each S100 / OPMI pico with SW recording license to prevent problems among the different devices and users.

– You can change and adjust the network share any time.

– After using the network share, you can disable it again in the network server.

– Install the current security updates in the network server.

The integrated HD video camera live & streaming is not an archiving system. Therefore to protect your videos and images, you should secure a proper ar-chiving system.

Configuring the network connection (default settings)

Fig. 89: Network

In the "Network" tab (Main menu > Menu settings > System submenu > Net-work tab) you can configure the surgical microscope for a network.

The following settings are preinstalled settings. These settings can be changed by the IT Administrator any time that the network environment re-quires it.

1 IP settings (static)IP address: 192.168.0.11Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0Standard gateway: 192.168.0.1

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2 Network shareHost IP: 192.168.0.10 (external computer)Share name: recordingWork group: (or domain name)User name: zeissPassword: recording

3 StreamingClient IP: 192.168.0.255 (broadcast or single client IP address)Port: 5004 (normally does not have to be changed)

You can stream to a single receiver (client IP) by indicating a single IP ad-dress. But the stream can also be transmitted to several receivers at the same time if you use the broadcast address of your network area as the client IP. In addition, each receiver must set up the connection via RTSP.

Use broadcast only in a cable-connected network and not to WLAN re-ceivers.

If streaming is active in the S100 / OPMI pico, the following URL can be used in the video software (additional software may be required):

URL: rtsp://192.168.0.11:8554/video

You only have to adjust the IP address or replace the name configured in the Domain Name System (DNS).You can read out the IP address of the surgical microscope using the "IP Address" button even if DHCP is active (see Page 195).

4 Web control / Web interfaceURL: http://192.168.0.11 (Port 80 must not be entered)

You can read out the IP address of the surgical microscope using the "IP Address" button even if DHCP is active (see Page 195).If a name has been saved in your Domain Name System (DNS), you can also use this name instead of the IP address. If you have any questions, contact your IT Administrator.



Video

In the "Video" tab you can determine the display and recording options.

Fig. 90: Video

1 HDTV formatYou can select the video camera's output signal and adjust it to your dis-play device here.

720p Select this setting if your display device is 720p compatible. The image is set up using real full frames. This prevents any interline flicker, and the image is sharply defined and stable. The resolution is 1280 x 720 pixels.

1080p Select this setting if your display device is 1080p compatible. The image is set up using real full frames. This prevents any interline flicker, and the image is sharply defined and stable. The resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels.

Without a SW recording license, streaming is transmitted with 720p even if your camera and monitor are set to 1080p.

2 SDTV formatHere you can choose between a "Letterbox" and a "Sidecut" display when connected to a display unit with Y/C analog input (monitor, projector, etc.) mostly in 4:3 format.

Letterbox Black bars will appear at the top and bottom of the screen and the image will be displayed in the 16:9 format.

Sidecut The image is cut off on the sides and only the middle of the image is dis-played in an aspect ratio of 4:3.

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3 Display the ZEISS logoHere you can choose whether the ZEISS logo is to be displayed in the live image and in the recording.

4 Video standardYou can switch from 50 Hz (PAL) and 60 Hz (NTSC) here.

After you have started the switchover, the settings will be applied and the camera will restart. This process can take up to 30 seconds. In the mean-time the ZEISS logo will be displayed filling the entire screen.

5 DVI / HDMI outputHere you can toggle between the video formats "PC mode" and "Video mode" when a high-resolution display unit (monitor, projector, etc.) is connected.

You can find the correct setting for your connected monitor or TV in the Instructions for Use belonging to your output device.If you do not find any information for this setting, we recommend PC mode (default) for display units with a DVI connection. For display units with an HDMI connection we recommend the video mode setting. PC mode offers greater image quality than video mode.



Web interface

With the help of the web interface you can use a web browser to trigger the control buttons <Record>, <Capture> and <Live> from any computer.

• Start the web interface by entering the URL in the address line of your browser (see Page 198).

The start screen appears.

The link displayed on the start screen and the URL facilitate the configuration and starting of the streaming application of your computer.

Fig. 91: Web interfaceStart screen

1 Header barSee "Main menu" on Page 176

2 Upper selection barPatient or Index*Record CaptureLive

3 Menu barThe menu name is displayed.

4 Lower selection barFor patient: Select, New, Rename, Delete

For index: Show/Play, Delete

5 Footer barSee "Main menu" on Page 176


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Creating or renaming a patient using the web interface

You can rename the patient quickly and conveniently using the web interface.

• Press the "Patient" button.

The list of patients appears.

Fig. 92: Patient web interface

You can select "New" to create a new patient.

• Press the "New" button.

A field appears prompting you to enter the last name and first name of the patient.

• Use the keyboard to enter the name of the patient.

• Press the "OK" button to save the entry.

The list of patients is displayed.

The new patient has been created and is active immediately.

Index in the web interface

You can use the web interface to open or delete the media saved in the index (for the Index menu, see Page 207).

• Press the "Index" button in the upper selection bar or alternatively the <In-dex> button of the remote control of the video unit.

– The "Index" is opened and the existing data is displayed.



Fig. 93: Index web interface

When web control is deactivated, the Patient/Index, Record, Capture and Live buttons are not displayed.

Without a SW recording license, the Patient/Index button is not displayed during streaming.

A change cannot be made to the Patient menu in Short Term Memory Mode. Only the index is available.



Installing the SW recording license

Fig. 94: Microscope

You need the SW recording license to be able to use all the functions such as recording and patient management.

The SW recording license is available from your dealer. Your MAC address (Page 195) is required for this purpose. You will receive a USB medium with the SW recording license.

• Insert the USB medium with the license file into the USB port.

• Open the Microscope tab (Main menu > Settings menu > System sub-menu > Microscope tab).

• Press the "Import license" button (3).

• Enter "OK" to confirm the notification.

"Installed" appears after the button. The SW recording license is active im-mediately. All functions can be used without restarting.

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Recording individual images and HD videos*

• Always check the following points (without the patient) before using the device:

– The monitor is switched on.

– The network cable connection is established or a USB medium is con-nected, is detected and has sufficient memory capacity.

– The correct profile was selected (see Page 187).

– The correct patient has been selected (see Page 178) or "Short Term Memory Mode" is activated (see Page 188). The name of the patient or "Short Term Memory Mode" (1) appears in the header bar.

Creating individual images

• To creat individual images (photos), press the <Capture> button on the re-mote control, the video unit, the foot switch (if configured) or the web in-terface.

Recording HD videos

• To start video recording, press the <Record> button on the remote con-trol, the video unit, the foot switch (if configured) or the web interface.

During video recording, "Rec" (2), the duration of the recording (3) e.g. 00:00:08 and the remaining recording time (4) e.g. (348:26:22) appear in the footer bar. The "record" indicator light on the control unit lights up with an amber color.

While recording a video the photo function (Capture) can be used to create additional images.



Fig. 95: Video recording

• Press the <Record> button again to end the video recording.

"Rec" (2) and video recording time (3) cease to be illuminated in the footer bar.


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Viewing individual images (photos) and HD videos * in the index

The patient whose data you wish to view is activated (see Page 178) or "Short Term Memory Mode" is activated (see Page 188).The name of the patient or "Short Term Memory Mode" (1) appears in the header bar.

• Press the <Index> button of the remote control, the video unit or the web interface.

The "Index" is opened and the existing data is displayed.

Fig. 96: Viewing images andvideos

• Button (2) shows various texts, depending on the data type that was se-lected:- "Show" for images,- "Play" for videos.

• Use the keys to select the file that you want to view.

• Use the keys to select the "Show "or "Play" button and press the <Enter> or key.

The selected image or video is displayed or played.

• Press the <Index> or <Live> button of the remote control, video unit or web interface to end the image display or video playback.

The image display or video playback is ended and the "Index" is displayed.


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Deleting* individual images (photos) and HD videos in the Index

The patient whose data you wish to delete is activated (see Page 178) or "Short Term Memory Mode" is activated (see Page 188).The name of the patient or "Short Term Memory Mode" (1) appears in the header bar.

• Press the <Index> button of the remote control, the video unit or the web interface.

The "Index" is opened and the existing data is displayed.

Fig. 97: Viewing images andvideos

• Use the keys to select the file that you want to delete.

• Use the keys to select the "Delete" button (2) and press the <Enter> or key.

• Confirm the notification with "OK" to delete the selected filed.

The selected file is deleted and the "Index" is displayed.

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S100 / OPMI pico What to do in the event of malfunctions

What to do in the event of malfunctions

Troubleshooting ............................................................................210

For your safety ........................................................................................210

Malfunctions of the system......................................................................210

Malfunctions on S100 stands with video (optional)..................................210

Malfunctions of S100 suspension systems with video and image storage op-tion .........................................................................................................216

Lamp failure of halogen light source .............................................217

Lamp failure of xenon light source ................................................218

Fault in the LED lilght source.........................................................220


What to do in the event of malfunctions S100 / OPMI pico

Troubleshooting

For your safety

• If a failure occurs which you cannot correct with the aid of the chapter "What to do in the event of malfunctions“, attach a sign to the system stating it is out of order and contact our service representative.

Malfunctions of the system

Malfunctions on S100 stands with video (optional)

Problem Possible cause Remedy Cross-reference

No function at all Suspension system turned off. Switch on suspension system or plug in power cord.

Page 128

Power plug of stand not in-serted.

Plug in the power cord. Page 128

Defective power cord. Replace the power cord. –

Power failure Contact in-house electrician. –



Light source (surgical field illu-mination) disabled

Power cord not plugged in. Plug in the power cord. Page 108

Power switch not pressed. Press power switch. Page 108

Defective power cord. Replace the power cord. –

Power failure. Contact in-house technician. –

Defective instrument fuse. Change instrument fuse. Page 228(Halogen)

Failure of suspension elec-tronics.

Illuminate surgical area with an OR luminaire. Contact service.

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Light guide not properly in-serted in lamp or microscope.

Insert light guide as far as it will go.

Page 98

Switched off via inclination switch on suspension system.

Move suspension arm of sus-pension system into working position.

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Light source (surgical field illu-mination) defective

Brightness level set too low. Adjust brightness using brightness control on suspen-sion arm.

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Light guide not properly in-serted in lamp and/or micro-scope.

Insert light guide as far as it will go.

Page 98

Defective light guide (illumi-nation not uniform).

Contact service. –

For xenon light sources:Old xenon lamp.

Disable light source on stand.Change xenon lamp.

Page 226

For LED light source:LED light source with limited operating mode.





Lamp in light source remains dark and fan is running

Knob for brightness control set to left-hand stop.

Turn knob clockwise. Page 70

Inclination switch deacti-vated.

Move suspension arm of sur-gical microscope down from its standby position.

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Inclination switch out of ad-justment or defective


Lamp module has no contact. Insert lamp module to the stop.

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For halogen light source:Defective halogen lamp.

Switch to backup lamp. Page 224

For halogen light source:Ceramic base does not have proper contact with halogen lamp.

Plug ceramic base firmly onto contacts of halogen lamp.

Page 224

For xenon light sources:Defective xenon lamp.

Switch to backup lamp. Page 218

For LED light source:Defective LED light source.


Defective stand electronics. Illuminate surgical area with an OR luminaire.

Contact service.

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Lamp goes constantly off and on again during operation.

Ventilation openings are cov-ered or dirty.

Ventilation openings must be clear; clean them if necessary.

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Defective fan. Illuminate surgical area with an OR luminaire. Contact service.

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Failure of suspension elec-tronics.

Illuminate surgical area with an OR luminaire. Contact service.

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Defective magnification changer.

- Contact service. –

Filters in illumination beam path are defective or cannot be exchanged.

- Contact service. –




Video image interference on monitor or from video re-corder.

Endoscope camera or video equipment (monitor and video recorder) on endo-scope system defective.

Contact manufacturer of en-doscope system.

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Motion of surgical micro-scope too stiff.

Friction adjustment screw on stand tightened too firmly.

Loosen friction adjustment screw on stand as required.

Page 66


Problem Possible cause Remedy Cross reference

No video image - only color bars

Camera head not connected. Connect the camera head. Page 86

No image,video indicator lamp is off, Halogen lamp in light source is lit

Plug of video power supply is not properly plugged onto the plate of the light source.


Defective light source. Contact service. –

Image with color tinge No white balance Perform white balance Page 165

Image without color Y/C cable between CCU and monitor not properly plugged in.

Plug connector in properly. Page 110

Defective Y/C cable between CCU and monitor.

Use different Y/C cable or BNC cable.

No image, video indicator lamp is lit

Monitor not switched on or not correctly set.

Switch on monitor or set it to correct channel.

Set monitor to default status, or increase brightness and contrast.

Please refer to monitor's Instructions for Use.

Monitor cannot display the set resolution of the HD video camera.

Use an HD compatible monitor that can display the set resolu-tion.

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Connecting cable between CCU and monitor or between CCU and surgical microscope not or not properly plugged in.

Plug connector in properly. Page 110

Defective connecting cable between video unit and mon-itor.

Replace the cable. –



No image, video indicator lamp is lit

If a video recorder is con-nected between CCU and monitor: Defective video re-corder.

Connect CCU and monitor di-rectly.

Page 110

Defective CCU or camera head in surgical microscope, or defective connecting cable between CCU and surgical microscope.


Image too dark, snow effect on monitor.

Monitor not correctly set. Set monitor to default status, or increase brightness and contrast.


Brightness of video unit set too low.

Increase brightness of video unit. Page 167

Surgical field illumination too dark.

Increase brightness of illumina-tion.

Page 70

Image too bright, Milky image on monitor

Monitor not correctly set. Set monitor to default status, or reduce brightness and/or con-trast.


Brightness of video unit is set too high.

Reduce brightness of video unit. Page 167

Surgical field illumination too bright.

Reduce brightness of surgical field illumination.

Page 70

ENT application: Image de-tail in black speculum too bright, too shiny

Video unit: Lightmeter function - set "Small Spot" Page 82

Brightness of CCU set too high.

Reduce brightness of video unit. Page 167

Brightness control is based on black color of speculum.

Center the speculum and object in center of screen.

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Use a metal speculum (gray, stainless steel).

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Problem Possible cause Remedy Cross reference



Problem Possible cause Remedy Cross- reference

Remote control does not work.

Battery in remote control dis-charged.

Replace battery. Page 231

Remote control pointed in wrong direction or distance of remote control from device too short.

Point remote control at front of device; distance should be more than 0.5 m.

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Streaming does not work. 1920 x 1080 resolution too high for video.

Switch HDTV format to "720p" (Settings menu > System submenu > Video).

Page 199

Video quality too high. Set video quality to "low" (Settings menu > System sub-menu > Video).

Page 188

Network settings in receiver computer wrong.

Check network settings (Set-tings menu > System sub-menu > Network).

Page 195

Firewall prevents data flow. Check firewall settings. –

Receiver software does not support RTSP/RTP or is config-ured incorrectly.

Check network settings (Set-tings menu > System sub-menu > Network).

Page 195

Check receiver software set-tings.

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Malfunctions of S100 suspension systems with video and image storage op-tion

Fault(Message/acoustic signal)

Possible cause Remedy Cross-reference

No stick available No USB data carrier inserted. Insert USB data carrier. –

Not enough memory avail-able

USB data carrier is inserted but there is insufficient memory space.

Press the Index key; menu ap-pears on the screen, permit-ting images to be deleted.

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Write-protection activated USB data carrier is inserted but write-protection is active.

Deactivate write protection. –

Defective USB memoryplease remove the stick

USB data carrier does not contain any file system or a damaged file system.

Replace the USB data carrier. –

ErrorRemote Short Circuit - Disconnect Input

Short circuit on Remote socket - all keys have been disabled.


The messages are automatically deleted.



Lamp failure of halogen light source

The lamp housing contains a backup lamp which can be manually swung into the illumination beam path when the first lamp fails. Open flap (1) indicates that the backup lamp is operative.

• Press button (2) to manually swing the backup lamp into the beam path.

Open flap (1) indicates that the backup lamp is operative.

• Replace the defective lamp at the first opportunity (see Page 224).

• If the backup lamp is defective and replacement is not possible, continue surgery using an external OR illuminator.

Fig. 98: Swing in thebackup lamp

CAUTION Risk of burns!

In the event of overheating, the lamp switches off automatically. When the lamp has cooled down, it automatically switches on again. If the microscope is positioned unattended above the patient, the patient can be burnt due to the produced heat.

• Immediately activate the backup lamp after a lamp failure or switch off the light source completely.

• Check if the light source is switched off before leaving the device unat-tended.

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Lamp failure of xenon light source

The xenon light source has a lamp module containing two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as backup lamp. Manually swivel in the backup lamp after a failure of the first lamp or if the maximum service life of the first lamp of 500h (see chapter "Maintenance intervals" on Page 222) is exceeded. The backup lamp is in operation if the red segment (3) is lit in button (2).

Manual switching to the backup lamp

• Turn off the suspension system at the power switch before switching to the backup lamp.

• Press the button (4) to open the lamp module.

The lamp module is slightly ejected.

• Pull out the lamp module (1) as far as it will go. Turn knob (2) through 180° until it snaps in place.

This moves the backup lamp into the illumination beam path.

• Push the lamp module (1) all the way back into the lamp housing.

• Turn on the suspension system at its power switch.

• In case the backup lamp is defective and an exchange of the lamp module is not possible, please proceed with an external surgical lamp.

Failure of backup lamp

• If you work with the backup lamp and this lamp fails during a surgery, the lamp module of the xenon light source must be exchanged, see Page 226.

CAUTION Risk of burns!

In the event of overheating, the lamp switches off automatically. When the lamp has cooled down, it automatically switches on again. If the microscope is positioned unattended above the patient, the patient can be burnt due to the produced heat.

• Immediately activate the backup lamp after a lamp failure or switch off the light source completely.

• Check if the light source is switched off before leaving the device unat-tended.



An additional xenon lamp module ready for use is recommended in regard of the preparation of a procedure. If the use of a backup lamp is initiated, it is absolutely required.

Fig. 99: Lamp failure of xenonlight source

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Fault in the LED lilght source

The surgical microscope is equipped with an LED light source.

1 LED error messageIf the amber LED is illuminated, the LED light source is in a limited oper-ating mode. In this case, the light intensity drops down to 50 %.

• Please contact ZEISS Service.

Fig. 100: Malfunction in theLED light source

Failure concept for the LED light source

Automatic treatment continuation due to integrated failure concept:

– The LED light source uses an integrated failure concept for automatic treatment continuation without an interruption.

– Individual LEDS are electronically arranged in two independent strands, where one strand automatically continues to be use in the event of a mal-function.

50% light intensity

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S100 / OPMI pico Care and Maintenance

Care and Maintenance

System maintenance......................................................................222

Maintenance intervals..............................................................................222

Safety check ............................................................................................223

Replacing the halogen lamp ....................................................................224

Exchanging the lamp module of the xenon illumination system ..............226

Changing the fuse - halogen illumination system .....................................228

Care of the device..........................................................................229

Cleaning ..................................................................................................229

Sterilization .............................................................................................230

Disinfection .............................................................................................230

Inserting or changing the battery ..................................................231

Environmental protection measures ..............................................232

Note on disposal .....................................................................................232


Care and Maintenance S100 / OPMI pico

System maintenance

Maintenance intervals

Regular preventive maintenance is required to ensure safe and correct opera-tion and a long service life of the system on an ongoing basis.

The following table lists the relevant maintenance activities and shows at which maximum intervals they must be performed.

The corresponding procedures in order to perform maintenance activities on your own can be found in the following descriptions.

Any other maintenance activities that are not described here in detail require device-specific knowledge. Please contact your local ZEISS Service or an authorized partner for per-forming maintenance activities in due time.

Interval Maintenance tasks

Max. 12 weeks Exchange xenon lamp if it is operated for 8 hours/day on 5 days/week. This corresponds to the service life of a xenon lamp of 500 h.

Max. 25 weeks Exchange xenon lamp if it is operated for 4 hours/day on 5 days/week. This corresponds to the service life of a xenon lamp of 500 h.

Every 2 years Visual inspection and function test of the following modules:

– S100 suspension system

– Illumination and power supply unit

– Surgical microscope with tube

– Light guide

– Power cord

– Connected accessories

– Secure seating of OPMI suspension

– Securing screws are available and tightened

According to country-specific requirements

Safety check



Safety check

To prevent any impairment of the system's safety as a result of aging, wear, etc., the organization operating the system must ensure, in accordance with the applicable national regulations, that the regular technical safety checks defined for this system are performed on schedule and to the stipulated ex-tent.

The safety checks shall only be performed by the manufacturer or by qualified staff.At a minimum, the scope of the safety checks of the system should comprise the following points:

– Availability of the user manual

– Visual inspection of the system and accessories for damage and legibility of the labels

– Leakage current test

– Test of the protective ground conductor

– Function and wear test of casters and arrestors on the floor stand

– Function test of all switches, buttons, sockets and indicator lamps of the system

– Securing screws are available and tightened

CAUTION Risk of injury!

• Make sure that the regular technical safety checks required for this sys-tem in accordance with the applicable national regulations are performed on schedule and to the stipulated extent.



Replacing the halogen lamp

• Only use the halogen light indicated in chapter "Device data => order da-ta".

• Turn off the suspension system at the power switch.

• Press button (3), the lamp module is slightly ejected. Pull out lamp module (2).

• Press the button (1). The lamp holder in the lamp module springs open.

• Remove the defective halogen lamp from the spring-loaded mount.

• Pull the ceramic base (9) from the contact pins of the halogen lamp.

Make sure not to touch the bulb (8) or the inner side of the lamp reflector (7) of the new halogen lamp.

• Plug ceramic base (9) onto the contact pins of a new halogen lamp.

• Insert the new halogen lamp.

• Press the halogen lamp into the spring-loaded mount.

• Press the lamp holder (5) into the lamp module until it snaps in.

• Push the lamp module including the new halogen lamp back into the sys-tem.

• Turn on the system at its power switch.

• Use the brightness control to adjust the illumination when the suspension arm is in its working position.

NOTE Risk of burns caused by hot lamps!

If you change the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very hot.

• Allow the lamp to cool down before changing it.



To use the service life of your halogen lamps as economically as possible, we recommend that you do not set the brightness to a higher level than required for your work.

If main lamp (4) has failed, remove it and replace it by backup lamp (6). Install the new halogen lamp instead of the backup lamp.

Fig. 101: Changing thehalogen lamp

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Exchanging the lamp module of the xenon illumination system

• Turn off the suspension system at the power switch.

• Press button (2). The lamp module (1) is slightly ejected.

• Pull out the lamp module (1) as far as it will go.

• Slide the original transport case (3) over the lamp module. Bolt (4) must engage in hole(5). This unlocks the stop.

• Remove the old lamp module and insert the new module.

• Turn on the suspension system at its power switch.

• Check the function of the xenon lamp and backup xenon lamp.

• Pack the old lamp module (6) in the transport packaging of the new lamp module. Fill in the enclosed return card and send the old lamp module to the nearest Zeiss service representative.

Please only use the original transport packaging (6), it is an explosion protec-tion for eventually defective xenon lamps.

NOTE Risk of burns caused by hot lamps!

If you change the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very hot.

• Allow the lamp to cool down before changing it.

NOTE Risk of injury!

The xenon lamp may fast burst due to the high inner pressure even if it is cold. A hot lamp is therefore more dangerous due to the higher pressure and the used materials. In case of burst lamps, persons may be injured by flying glass splinters.

The lamp module shall only be changed by instructed staff.

• Only change the lamp module when it is cold.

• Avoid shocks at the lamp module.



Fig. 102: Changing the lampmodule of the

xenon illumination system

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Changing the fuse - halogen illumination system

The fuses are integrated in the power inlet socket for the power cable. To change a fuse, proceed as follows:

• Turn off the unit at the power switch.

• Unplug the power cable from the line power socket.

• Unplug the power cable from the power inlet socket.

• Insert a suitable object under two flaps (1) and pull out fuse holder (2).

• Remove the defective fuse.

• Insert the new fuse and push the fuse holder back into its compartment.

Note the voltage rating of the line fuse. This rating can be found on the type label.

• Connect the device to the power supply.

• Turn on the device at its power switch.

Fig. 103: Changing the fuses

CAUTION Use suitable device fuse

• Only use the fuse indicated for the device (see order data).

Fuse rating

For 100 V...125 V~ T 6,3 A/H 250 V

For 220 V...240 V~ T 3,15 A/H 250 V

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Care of the device

Cleaning

Cleaning optical surfaces

The multi-layer T* coating of the optical components (e.g. eyepieces, objective lenses) ensures optimum image quality.Image quality is impaired by even slight contamination of the optics or by a fingerprint. To protect the internal optics from dust, the system should never be left without the objective lens, binocular tube and eyepieces. After use, cover the system to protect it from dust. Always store objective lenses, eye-pieces and accessories in dust-free cases when they are not being used.

Clean the exterior surfaces of the optical components (eyepieces, objective lenses) only when necessary:

• Do not use any aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents.

• Remove dust from the optical surfaces using a squeeze blower or a clean, grease-free brush.

For the regular cleaning of objective lenses and eyepieces of the surgical mi-croscope, we recommend the optics cleaning set available from ZEISS. For the catalog number, please see the section "System data - Ordering data".

Prevention of fogging

To protect the eyepiece optics from fogging, we recommend using an anti-fogging agent. Anti-fogging agents provided by eyecare professionals for use with eyeglass lenses are also suitable for Zeiss eyepieces.

• Please observe the Instructions for Use supplied with each anti-fogging agent.

Anti-fogging agents do not only ensure fog-free eyepiece optics. They also clean the eyepiece optics and protect them from dirt, grease, dust, fluff and fingerprints.

Cleaning mechanical surfaces

All mechanical surfaces of the system can be cleaned by wiping them with a damp cloth. Do not use any aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents.

Clean off any residue using a mixture of 50% ethyl alcohol and 50% distilled water plus a dash of household dish-washing liquid.



Sterilization

The asepsis sets available from ZEISS contain rubber caps and hand grips that can be sterilized in autoclaves. For detailed information on sterilization, please see the enclosed instructions "Preparation of resterilizable products" for the respective asepsis set.

You can also use disposable sterile drapes to cover the system.

• When fitting the sterile drape, ensure there is sufficient slack to allow for movement of the microscope carrier and surgical microscope.

• Do not cover the ventilation opens - this ensures the lamps are cooled ad-equately and no lamp fails.

Disinfection

The maximum concentrations are:

– For alcohol (tested with 2 propanol): 60%

– For aldehyde (tested with glutaraldehyde): 2%

– For quaternary compounds (tested with DDAC): 0.2%

NOTE Risk of damaging the paint on the device!

• Use a disinfectant based on aldehyde or alcohol. The addition of quater-nary compounds is acceptable.To avoid damaging the surfaces, do not use any disinfecting components other than those specified below.



Inserting or changing the battery

A battery compartment is provided on the back of the remote control.

• Slide the cover of the battery compartment open.

• Insert two LR03 alkaline batteries (size AAA) as shown below.

– Do not try to recharge the empty dry cell batteries.

– Do not bring the dry batteries in contact with metal objects. This can lead to heat formation.

– Do not combine different battery types.

– Exchange both batteries when performing a battery change.

Remove the batteries to avoid damage by corrosion whenever the remote control is not used for a longer period.

Fig. 104: Battery changeRemote control

Disposal of used batteries

Under no circumstances may batteries be disposed of as normal domestic waste.

• When disposing of batteries, adhere to the appropriate domestic laws and other regulations in your country governing the disposal of batteries.



Environmental protection measures

Note on disposal

User information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices

This symbol means that the product must not be disposed of as normal do-mestic waste.The correct disposal of electrical or electronic devices helps to protect the en-vironment and to prevent potential hazards to the environment and/or human health which may occur as a result of improper handling of the devices con-cerned.For detailed information on the disposal of the product, please contact your local dealer or the device manufacturer or its legal successor. Please also note the manufacturer's current information on the Internet. In the event of resale of the product or its components, the seller is required to inform the buyer that the product must be disposed of in accordance with the applicable na-tional regulations currently in force.

For customers in the European Union

Please contact your dealer or supplier if you wish to dispose of electrical or electronic devices.

Information on disposal in countries outside the European Union

This symbol is only applicable in the European Union. For the disposal of elec-trical and electronic devices, please observe the relevant national legislation and other regulations applicable in your country.

Disposal of outer packaging material

• In order to dispose of outer packaging materials please refer to the local guidelines and bylaws.


S100 / OPMI pico System Data

System Data

Technical data ...............................................................................234

Essential performance of the S100 / OPMI pico .......................................234

OPMI pico surgical microscope ................................................................235

S100 Suspension Systems ........................................................................236

Connectors and illumination ....................................................................243

EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) .............................................245

Electromagnetic interference ...................................................................246

Electromagnetic immunity for ME equipment and ME systems ................247

Electromagnetic immunity for non-life-supporting ME equipment and ME systems.......................................................................................248

Recommended safety distances between portable and mobile RF communication equipment and the S100 / OPMI pico ........................250

System upgrades ...........................................................................251

Ordering data ................................................................................251

Environmental conditions ..............................................................257

Regulatory information .................................................................259


System Data S100 / OPMI pico

Technical data

Essential performance of the S100 / OPMI pico

The S100 / OPMI pico has no essential performance within the meaning of IEC 60601-1: 2005 + A1:2012.

The fundamental functions within the meaning of the intended use were tested by the manufacturer for their stability.



OPMI pico surgical microscope

Fig. 105: OPMI pico

Component Properties

Magnification Manual magnification changer,Five settings where γ = 0.4x, γ = 0.6x, γ = 1.0x, γ = 1.6x, γ = 2.5x

Focusing Objective lens with fixed focal distance: Focusing oc-curs by employing the working distance to the ob-ject

Focusing objective lens: Variably adjustable working distance, focus range 13 mm.

Varioscope 100: Variably adjustable working dis-tance, focus range 100 mm.

Objective lens Objective lens with fixed focal distance:Optionally f = 200 mm, f = 250 mm, f = 300 mm, f = 350 mm or f = 400 mm

Focusing objective lens:Optionally f =200 mm, f = 250 mm or f = 300 mm

Varioscope 100:AA = 200 - 300 mm

Tubes / Eyepieces Optional binocular sloped, straight or 180° swiveling tube.10x widefield eyepieces, alternatively: 12.5 x

Weight approx. 1.7 kg (without CCU, Endoport, tube, object lens, eyepieces and MORA interface)

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S100 Suspension Systems

S100 floor stand

Fig. 106: Dimensionaldrawing S100 floor stand

Illustration with illumination

Component Features

Suspension arm Length: 600 mm

Swivel angle about carrier arm: ± 150°

Lifting range: ± 300 mm

Carrier arm Length: 500 mm

Stand height 1730 mm

Base(dimensions)

625 x 625 mm

Weight(includingmicroscope)

approx. 90 kg

500 mm 600 mm

± 300 mm

1730

mm

1470

mm

± 150°360°



S100 Wall stand

Fig. 107: Dimensional drawingof S100 wall mount



Vertical lift: ± 400 mm

Turning angle around carrier arm: 150°


Turning angle around stand column: ±105°


Approx. 45 kg

320 mm 500 mm 950 mm

520

mm

± 400 mm

±150°±105°



S100 Ceiling stand

Fig. 108: Dimensional drawingof S100 ceiling mount

Components Properties


Turning angle around carrier arm: ±150°



Turning angle around stand column: ±163°


Approx. 55 kg

500 mm

± 163°

± 400 mm

950 mm

± 150°

425

mm



S100 Centro stand

Fig. 109: Dimensionaldrawing S100 Centro stand






Weight(including microscope and halogen lighting)

Approx. 30 kg

500 mm

± 4

00

mm

950 mm

±150°

425

mm



S100 Carrier unit

Fig. 110: Dimensions ofS100 support unit



Turning angle around carrier arm: ±150°



Weight(including microscope and lighting)

Approx. 35 kg

500 mm 950 mm

275

mm

± 4

00 m

m

± 150°



S100 support unit for non-Zeiss illumination

Fig. 111: Dimensionaldrawing of S100 support unit

for non-Zeiss illumination






Weight (includingmicroscope)

Approx. 25 kg

500 mm 950 mm

275

mm

± 4

00 m

m

± 150°



S100 Atmos carrier unit

Fig. 112: Dimensionaldrawing S100 support unit

Atmos






Weight (includingmicroscope)

Approx. 25 kg

500 mm 950 mm

275

mm

± 4

00 m

m

± 150°



Connectors and illumination


Power connection Only connect the system to wall outlets which are equipped with a properly connected pro-tective ground conductor.

Electrical outputs HD video control units

Video output HDMI

Video output YPbPr

Video output BNC

Remote SocketExternal switching contact input

Electrical outputs video camera live & streaming control unit

Video output YPbPr

LAN input/output

Video output port Y/C

Video output port DVI

Remote SocketExternal switching contact input

Halogen lighting system

Rated voltage (115 V): 100 V - 125 V

(230 V): 220 V - 240 V

Rated frequency 50 - 60 Hz

Current consumption (115 V): max. 250 VA

(230 V): max. 250 VA

Fiber optic lighting Halogen lamp, 12 V, 100 W,backup lamp can be manually swiveled into beam path

Fuses Fuse link

115 V ~ T 6.3 A/H 250 V

230 V ~ T 3.15 A/H 250 V

Xenon lighting system

Rated voltage (115 V): 100 V - 125 V

(230 V): 220 V - 240 V

Rated frequency 50 - 60 Hz



Current consumption (115 V): max. 350 VA

(230 V): max. 350 VA

Fiber optic illumination Xenon short-arc reflector lamp,Color temperature: approx. 5000 K

Rated power: approx. 180 W

Backup lamp can be manually swung into beam path

Fuses Automatic circuit breaker

LED lighting system

Rated voltage 100 V - 240 V

Maximum input 250 VA

Power frequency range 50 Hz - 60 Hz

Fuses Automatic circuit breaker




EMC (electromagnetic compatibility)

The device is subject to specific precautions with regard to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). In order to avoid the occurrence of EMC interference, the device may only be installed, operated and maintained in the manner indi-cated in these Instructions for Use and only with components supplied by ZEISS.

CAUTION Danger from electromagnetic radiation

Electrical devices can influence each other as a result of their electromagnetic radiation. The use of non-approved components (accessories, transformers of all types, cables) can cause increased emissions or reduce the device's im-munity.

• With the exception of the combination of the devices described in these Instructions for Use, do not operate the device in direct proximity to other devices.

• Only use accessories, transformers, cables and spare parts which are specified in these Instructions for Use or which are approved by ZEISS for this device.

• Do not use any portable or mobile RF communication equipment near the device as it is not possible to exclude the possibility that the function of the device will be affected.

• Please follow the EMC guidelines in the following pages.



Electromagnetic interference

The S100 / OPMI pico is intended for operation in an electromagnetic environ-ment as specified below. The customer or the user of S100 / OPMI pico is re-sponsible for ensuring that the device is operated in such an environment.

Interference measure-ments

Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidelines

RF emissions as per CISPR11 Group 1 The S100 / OPMI pico uses RF energy only for its in-ternal functions. As a result, RF emissions are very low and unlikely to cause any interference in nearby elec-tronic devices.

RF emissions as per CISPR11 Class B The S100 / OPMI pico is suitable for use in all facilities including locations in residential environments and those directly connected to the public power supply network which also supplies buildings used for resi-dential purposes.

Harmonic emissions as per EN 61000-3-2

Class A

Emission of voltage fluctua-tions/flicker as per EN 61000-3-3

Compliant



Electromagnetic immunity for ME equipment and ME systems

The S100 / OPMI pico is intended for operation in an electromagnetic environ-ment as specified below. The customer or the user of the S100 / OPMI pico is responsible for ensuring that the device is operated in such an environment.

Immunity tests

IEC 60601test level

Compliance level Electromagnetic environment - guidelines

Electrostatic dis-charge (ESD) as per IEC 61000-4-2

±6 kV contact discharge

±8 kV air discharge

±6 kV contact discharge

±8 kV air discharge

Floors should be made of wood or concrete or be covered with ceramic tiles. If the flooring contains synthetic materials, the relative humidity must be at least 30%.

Fast transient/burst immunity as per IEC 61000-4-4

±2 kV for power supply lines±1 kV for input/output lines

±2 kV for power supply lines±1 kV for input/output lines

The quality of the supply voltage should be that of a typical business or hospital environment.

Surges as per IEC 61000-4-5

± 1 kV phase-to-neutral voltage± 2 kV phase/neutral to ground voltage

± 1 kV phase-to-neutral voltage± 2 kV phase/neutral to ground voltage

The quality of the supply voltage should be that of a typical business or hospital environment.

Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations as per IEC 61000-4-11

< 5% UT(> 95% dip of UT) for 0.5 cycle

< 5% UT(> 95% dip of UT) for 0.5 cycle

The quality of the supply voltage should be that of a typical business or hospital environment. If the user of S100 / OPMI pico requires continued function even in the event of inter-ruptions in the power supply, we rec-ommend to power the device S100 / OPMI pico from an uninterruptible power supply or a battery.

40% UT(60% dip of UT) for 5 cy-cles

40% UT(60% dip of UT) for 5 cycles

70% UT (30% dip of UT) for 25 cycles

70% UT(30% dip of UT) for 25 cycles

< 5% UT(95% dip of UT) for 5s

< 5% UT(95% dip of UT) for 5s

Power frequency (50/60Hz) mag-netic field as per IEC 61000-4-8

3 A/m 3 A/m Power frequency magnetic fields should be at levels typical of business and hospital environments.

NOTE: UT is the AC supply voltage prior to application of the test level.



Electromagnetic immunity for non-life-supporting ME equipment and ME systems

The device S100 / OPMI picois intended to be operated in one of the electro-magnetic environments specified below. The customer or the user of the de-vice S100 / OPMI pico is responsible for ensuring that it is operated in such an environment.

Interference re-sistanceTests

IEC 60601test level

Compliance level Electromagnetic environment - Guidelines

Portable and mobile radio communication equipment should not be used closer to the de-vice S100 / OPMI pico, including cables, than the recommended safety distance that is calculated using the equation applicable to the transmis-sion frequency involved.

Recommended safety distance:

Conducted RF dis-turbances as de-scribed in EN 61000-4:-6

3 Vactual value

150 kHz to 80 MHz

3V

Radiated RF distur-bances as de-scribed in EN 61000-4:-3

3 Vactual value

80 MHz to 2.5 GHz

3 V/m

where P is the output power rating of the trans-mitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer's specifications and d is the rec-ommended safety distance in meters (m). The field strength of stationary transmitters as deter-mined by a site survey should bea less than the compliance level in all frequency ranges.b

Interference may occur in the vicinity of equip-ment marked with the following symbol.

Note 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.

Note 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is influ-enced by absorption and reflection by structures, objects and persons.

d 1 2 P,=

for 80 MHz to 800 MHz

for 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

d 1 2 P,=

d 2 3 P,=



a In theory, the field strengths of stationary transmitters such as base stations for cell phones and mobile land radio equipment, amateur radio stations, AM and FM radio and TV transmitters cannot be predicted accu-rately. To assess the electromagnetic environment with respect to stationary RF transmitters, a site study of the electromagnetic phenomena should be considered. If the field strength measured at the location where the device is used exceeds the above compliance levels, the device must be monitored to verify proper func-tion. If abnormal performance is observed, additional measures may be necessary, such as re-orienting or re-locating the ME equipment or ME system.

bField strengths should be less than 3 V/m for the 150 kHz to 80 MHz frequency range.

Interference re-sistanceTests

IEC 60601test level

Compliance level Electromagnetic environment - Guidelines



Recommended safety distances between portable and mobile RF communication equipment and the S100 / OPMI pico

The device S100 / OPMI pico is intended for use in an electromagnetic envi-ronment in which RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the device S100 / OPMI pico can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communi-cation equipment (transmitters) and the S100 / OPMI pico - depending on the output power of the communication equipment as specified below.

Rated power of thetransmitter [W]

Separation distance depending on transmission frequency [m]

150 KHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz

0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23

0.1 0.38 0.38 0.73

1st 1.2 1.2 2.3

10 3.8 3.8 7.3

100 12 12 23

For transmitters rated at a maximum output power not listed in the above table, the recommended separa-tion distance d in meters (m) can be determined using the equation indicated for each column, with P being the maximum output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufac-turer's specifications.

NOTE 1

NOTE 2

At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.

These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is influenced by absorption and reflection by structures, objects and persons.

d 1 2 P,= d 1 2 P,= d 2 3 P,=



System upgrades

The device S100 / OPMI pico can be extended with the accessories offered by ZEISS (see ordering data/accessories) to form an already tested system. This system combination has been approved by ZEISS.

Additional devices that are connected to electronic medical devices must comply with the relevant standards and guidelines (for example IEC 60950 for data processing devices). Furthermore, any configurations must comply with normative requirements for electronic medical devices (see IEC 60601-1:2005, chapter 16; in some countries IEC 60601-1-1:2000 may still be valid).The one who is connecting additional devices to electronic medical devices acts as system configurer and is responsible for the system complying with the normative requirements for electronic medical devices. Please note that local legislation takes priority over the above-mentioned nor-mative requirements. If you have any questions, please contact your local dealer or ZEISS Service.

Ordering data

Operate the device only with accessories included in the scope of delivery and recommended by ZEISS. The contact partners in charge of your country are listed on the Internet on the following website:

www.zeiss.com/med

For authorized ZEISS partners, the contractual product configurations, acces-sories and spare parts apply.Please contact your authorized ZEISS partner for more information.

Illumination

Description Order number

Halogen lamp, 12 V, 100 W, 380079-9040-000



Tinted UV protective eyewear 000000-0480-028

N-xenon lamp module incl. 2 xenon lamps in trans-port case for Superlux 180

304977-9036-700

Couplings


120° coupling for S100 suspension system 000000-1080-351

K 0/120 coupling for use during gynecological ex-aminations

305256-9903-000

Tubes


Sleeve for inclined and straight tubes 305542-0107-000

Straight binocular tube, f = 170 mm 303765-0000-000

45° inclined binocular tube 303784-0000-000

180° swiveling binocular tube 303791-0000-000

180° swiveling binocular tube, f = 200 mm 303792-0000-000

Foldable tube f170/f260 incl. rotators and PROMAG (not for use with a mouth switch)

303771-9020-000

Eyepieces


10x push-in widefield eyepiece 305542-0000-000

12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece, asph. 305543-9901-000

Objective lens


Focusing objective lens, f = 200 mm 000000-1159-867



Objective lens with fixed focal distance, f = 200 mm

305132-0000-000

Illumination





305705-0000-000


305137-0000-000


305707-0000-000


305146-0000-000

Hand grips


Handgrip, complete, rear 000000-1058-010

Handgrip, complete 000000-1057-543

Comfort handgrip for OPMI pico 303335-9006-000

Comfort T handgrip 305929-8300-000

Splash protection


Drape adapter ring for VisionGuard 000000-1366-769

VisionGuard replacement lenses (sterile, 20/Box) 306001-0000-000

Vision Guard lens protectors (non-sterile, 10/box) 306002-0000-000

Asepsis

Description Quanti-ty

Order number

Sterile handgrip sleeves for OPMI pico 2 pairs 305810-9004-000

Sterile handgrips (rotatable through 360°) pack of 2

305810-9016-000

Asepsis caps 12 mm (resterilizable caps)

pack of 6

305810-9002-000


pack of 6

305810-9001-000

Asepsis caps for PD 180° tiltable tube(resterilizable caps)

pack of 6

305810-9003-000

Objective lens




Video accessories

Video accessories can be found in the separate product overview G-30-1888.

Foot switch


pack of 6

305810-9008-000


pack of 2

305810-9007-000

Standard video accessories for integrated cameras


USB memory stick 000000-0458-366

S VHS VIDEO connecting cable, 2 m 301687-9102-000

S VHS cable, 2x 4 pins, 5 m 000000-0300-281

10 m Component HD YPbPr connecting cable 308203-3080-000

S VHS connecting cable, 2x 4 pins, 5 m Mini DIN, sturdy and gold-plated contacts, 10 m

308203-3070-000

DVI monitor cable, 2 m 308203-3020-000

HD cable HDMI to DVI, 5 m 308203-1070-000

Monitor cable DVI, 5 m 302681-8767-000

Description Cat. No.

Foot switch, 10 m 000000-1179-860

Remote control


Remote control 308203/-2210-000

2 x LR03 alkaline batteries AAA size ---

Asepsis

Description Quanti-ty

Order number



Device shelf and flat screen holder on S100


Device shelf for S 100 floor stand 308202-9160-000

Carrier arm for flat screen monitor 308202-9150-000

Cable cover 000000-1300-879

Accessories


Beam splitter 50 301513-9902-000

Angled lens without lateral output for documenta-tion accessories

000000-1099-230

Angled lens with lateral output for documentation accessories

000000-1079-239

Rotating adapter (Rotating adapter for binocular tubes)

301007-0000-000

Adapter with double iris diaphragm 303354-0000-000

Stereo coobserver tube with 2 pivot joints 000000-1063-869

Long coobservation tube with two pivot joints

302706-0000-000

Spare parts and cleaning


Dust cover, blue, with ZEISS logo 000000/-1055-278

Optics cleaning kit 000000/-1216-071

3.15 A fuse + drawer 000000/-1102-199

Fuse 6,3A + KEA drawer 000000/-1102-202

Fuse T1, 6 A L, 250 V, 5 x 20 mm, IEC 127-2/3 000000/-0127-023



Ordering information for country-specific power cables for S100 floor stand

To upgrade your system, we recommend the following:

These upgrade kits require a service call which must be coordinated with your local ZEISS service partner.

Description Length of power cable Order number

Europe 6 m 000000-0135-487

USA 4.5 m 397902-9066-000

UK 6 m 309850-9003-000

Switzerland 6 m 000000-0426-193

Argentina 5 m 000000-0434-527

China 6 m 000000-0475-509

Brazil 6 m 000000-0527-729


UC: MORA interface 303950-9001-500

UC MORA interface with lateral output port for documentation accessories

303950-9002-500

UC Xenon Superlux lighting for S100 / OPMI pico 000000-1326-941

UC HD 1080P video camera and control unit for in-tegration in S100 / OPMI pico

308203-1060-500

UC Illumination LED 305929-9010-510

UC Varioscope 100 305929-9001-510

UC integrated video camera live & streaming (con-trol unit)

305929-9021-513

UC integrated video camera live & streaming (con-trol unit / camera)

305929-9021-511

SW license for recording 305929-9021-000



Environmental conditions

During operation

For transportation and storage

Feature Permissible range

Temperature without HD camerawith HD camera

+ 10°C ... + 40°C+ 10°C ... + 35°C

Rel. humidity 30% ... 75%

Air pressure 700 hPa ... 1060 hPa

Feature Permissible range

Temperature - 40°C ... + 70°C

Rel. humidity(without condensa-tion)

10% ... 90%

Air pressure 500 hPa ... 1060 hPa



Symbols for transportation and storage

Symbol Meaning

This way upIndicates the correct upright position of the package.

Fragile, handle with care

Keep dry

Do not stack

Permissible temperature range

Temperature limits for storage and operation

Number of packaging units

Permissible range of relative humidity

Humidity limits for storage and operation

Permissible range of air pressure

Air pressure limits for storage and operation

1



Regulatory information

Devices: S100 / OPMI® pico (Floor stand) (000000-1403-542)

S100 / OPMI® pico (Floor stand) (000000-1403-544)

S100 / OPMI® pico (Ceiling mount) (000000-1403-572)

S100 / OPMI® pico (Centro suspension system) (000000-1403-573)

S100 / OPMI® pico (Support unit) (000000-1420-191)

Electrical safety The medical device complies with the requirements of

– IEC 60601-1:2005 + CORR. 1 (2006) + CORR. 2 (2007),

– IEC 601-1:1988+A1:1991+A2:1995,

– CAN/CSA-C22.2 No. 601.1

Classification according to the level of protection against electrical shock: Protection class I

Protection type (according to IEC 60529): IP X0

Electromagnetic com-patibility

According to IEC 60601-1-2:2007 the medical de-vice is classed as Class B (according to CISPR 11).

Classification The medical device is classed under Appendix IX of the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC as Class 1.

CE marking The medical device complies with the essential re-quirements stipulated in Appendix I of the Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC.

In line with Appendix XII of the Medical Device Di-rective 93/42/EEC the medical device is labeled with

.

RoHS compliance The product is RoHS compliant in accordance with Directive 2011/65/EU.



Devices S100 / OPMI® pico (Carrier unit for external lighting) (000000-1095-094)

S100 / OPMI® pico (Atmos support unit) (000000-1080-349)

Electrical safety The medical device complies with the requirements according to

– IEC 60601-1:2005 + CORR. 1 (2006) + CORR. 2 (2007),

– IEC 601-1:1988+A1:1991+A2:1995

Classification according to the level of protection against electrical shock: Protection class I

Protection type (according to IEC 60529): IP X0

Electromagnetic com-patibility

According to IEC 60601-1-2:2007 the medical de-vice is classed as Class B (according to CISPR 11).

Classification The medical device is classed under Appendix IX of the Medical Devices Directive 93/42/EEC as Class 1.

CE marking The medical device complies with the essential re-quirements stipulated in Appendix I of the Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC.

In line with appendix XII of the Medical Device Di-rective 93/42/EEC the medical device is labeled with

.


S100 / OPMI pico Indexes

Indexes

List of technical terms

Term Explanation

Apochromatic optics Optical system with maximum correction of chro-matic aberration

Drapes Sterile covers for surgical microscopes

FlexioStill Adapter for the attachment of digital compact cameras to ZEISS surgical microscopes

FlexioMotion Adapter for the attachment of camcorders to ZEISS surgical microscopes

Interlace (i) In interlace mode, the even and uneven-numbered lines are alternatively set up. Todays video stand-ards are based on this procedure.

Progressive (p) In Progressive mode, images are displayed in full frames. This way, the line structure cannot be rec-ognized and interline flicker is prevented.

Radiation intensity Radiation incident or emitted at right angles per unit time and unit area.

VisionGuard Lens guard for ZEISS surgical microscopes


Indexes S100 / OPMI pico

List of abbreviations

Term Explanation

AG Aktiengesellschaft (German acronym for "stock company")

BEV German acronym for "special emergency backup power supply"

BNC Bayonet Neill Concelmann(coaxial bayonet-locking connector for high fre-quencies, named after its inventor)

CCU Camera Control Unit(Video camera control unit)

CE Communauté Européenne (European Community) - The manufacturer declares that the device com-plies with the directives of the European Union.

DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung (German stand-ards association)

D Diopter (dioptric power of optical systems)

DVI Digital Video Interface(digital interface for video data)

EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility - defines non-inter-ference of electrical and electronic devices with their environment

EN European Norm (European Standard)

H Breaking capacity of the instrument fuse

HD High Definition(providing high resolution)

HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface

(digital interface for video and audio data)

RF Radio frequency

i interlace (see technical term index)

IEC International Electrotechnical Commission

IOL Intraocularlens - artificial lens for the eye


S100 / OPMI pico Indexes

JPEG JPEG File Interchange Format (file format for the storage of images)

LED Light Emitting Diode(LED)

NTSC National Television Systems Committee(US institution defining the first color television standard)

OR Surgical operation

OPMI Surgical microscope

PAL Phase Alternating Line(color encoding system in analog TV systems)

p progressive (see technical term index)

PD Pupillary distance

SD Standard Definition

SDTV Standard Definition TeleVision(TV standard providing a lower resolution than HDTV, e.g. PAL or NTSC)

T* T* multi-coating - minimizes reflection

TIFF Tagged Image File Format (file format for the storage of images)

UV UltraViolet

VESA Video Electronics Standards Association (Device to mount flat screen monitors on the wall or ceiling in accordance with the VESA standard.

Y/C Analog interface that transmits separate brightness signals (luminance Y) and color signals (chromi-nance C).

YPbPr Color model that transmits brightness information Y and color difference information Pb and Pr sep-arately.

Term Explanation


Indexes S100 / OPMI pico


S100 / OPMI pico

Keyword index

Symbols

..............................................................................................................188"Enter" key .........................................................................................78, 82

Numerics

1080 ModeInterlace ......................................................................................156Progressive ..................................................................................156

1080p ....................................................................................................199720 Mode ..............................................................................................156720p ......................................................................................................199

A

Activating the recording license ..............................................................194active profile ...........................................................................................187Adjusting the color saturation (chroma) ..................................................149Adjusting the eyepieces ..........................................................................104Adjusting the flat screen monitor bracket ...............................................122Adjusting the interocular distance ...........................................................104Adjustment screw .....................................................................................66Adjustment screw for mobility ..................................................................66Adjustment screw for weight compensation .............................................66Advanced ...............................................................................................146Advanced submenu HD Video ................................................................146Ambient requirements ..............................................................................11Anti-fogging agent ...................................................................................98Application variant

Dentistry .....................................................................................163ENT .............................................................................................163Neuro/Spine ................................................................................163Ophthalmology ...........................................................................163

Asepsis sets ............................................................................................125Automatic (automatic brightness adjustment) .........................................167

B

Backup lamp is in use ...............................................................................72Balance setting .......................................................................................124Battery

change ........................................................................................231


S100 / OPMI pico

Disposal ......................................................................................231insertion ......................................................................................231

Black level submenu HD Video live & streaming ......................................184Black Level submenu, HD video ...............................................................149Blue submenu, HD video .........................................................................148Brightness .................................................................................................76brightness

HD video .....................................................................................167HD Video submenu .....................................................................141submenu HD Video live & streaming ............................................182

Brightness control .....................................................................................72Brightness setting .....................................................................................70Burn injuries caused by illumination intensity ............................................17

C

Cable cover .............................................................................................120Camera head ............................................................................................86Camera head, connector ...........................................................................86Camera profiles submenu HD Video live & streaming ..............................187Capture button .........................................................................................80Carrier arm ...............................................................................................66Cat. No. ..................................................................................................251Changing the battery ..............................................................................231CHROMA ................................................................................................149Chroma submenu, HD video ...................................................................149Color Angle submenu, HD video .............................................................149Color saturation submenu HD Video live & streaming .............................186Colors .......................................................................................................78Comfort handgrips ....................................................................................97Config HD video .......................................................................................76Config key ................................................................................................83Configuring the foot-switch ....................................................................152Configuring the network connection ......................................................197Connecting the computer (LAN option) ...................................................114Connection for the camera head ...............................................................86Connections ............................................................................................108Connector panel

Halogen light source .....................................................................71Xenon light source ........................................................................74

Control keys ........................................................................................81, 82control keys ........................................................................................78, 80Control unit button functions (CCU) ..........................................................76Controls

Tubes ............................................................................................60Widefield eyepieces .......................................................................59

Controls and connections .........................................................................54


S100 / OPMI pico

Correcting the black level .......................................................................149Correcting the zoom level .......................................................................150Coupling

120° coupling ...............................................................................66K 0/120 .........................................................................................66

Cover cap .................................................................................................56Creating individual images ......................................................................205

D

Date and timeHD Video live & streaming submenu ...........................................191

Deleting individual images ......................................................................208Deleting photos ......................................................................................208Deleting photos and videos ....................................................................208Deleting videos .......................................................................................208DHCP (dynamic IP address) .....................................................................195Diameter of luminous field .....................................................................235Diopters

Scale .............................................................................................59Setting ring ...................................................................................59

Display window for rated voltage .............................................................71Display ZEISS logo ..................................................................................200Displaying photos ...................................................................................207Disposal symbol ............................................................................40, 43, 46Documentation and display device ...........................................................69Documentation unit on S100 floor stand (option) .....................................69Documentation workstation .....................................................................69Drapes ....................................................................................................125Drilled holes for fastening accessories .......................................................56Dust cover ................................................................................................54DVI output ...............................................................................................86DVI/HDMI OUTPUT submenu, HD video ..................................................159

E

Electrical connections, making ................................................................120Electrical safety .........................................................................................11Electrical standard ..................................................................................235Electrician ...............................................................................................120EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) .......................................................245Emergency backup power supply .............................................................11Ergonomic position .................................................................................116Essential performance .............................................................................234Examples of possible connections ...........................................................112Exchanging the lamp module .................................................................226Exchanging the xenon lamp module .......................................................226


S100 / OPMI pico

Exposure measurement ...........................................................................143Eyecup ......................................................................................................59Eyepiece optics, fog-free ...........................................................................98Eyepieces ................................................................................................252Eyepieces, Technical Data .......................................................................235

F

Factory Settings ......................................................................................154Factory Settings submenu, HD video .......................................................154Field of application .....................................................................................9Filter selection ...........................................................................................54First use ....................................................................................................13Flap ..........................................................................................................70Flat screen holder as individual component ...............................................69Flat screen holder on S100 floor stand ......................................................69Focusing range .......................................................................................235Fogging of optical surfaces .......................................................................98Friction adjustment button ..................................................................54, 56Full frames ..............................................................................................156Function key (F1) ......................................................................................80Function key (F2) ......................................................................................80Function key F1 HD Video live & streaming menu ...................................190Function key F2 HD Video live & streaming .............................................190Fuse ........................................................................................................228Fuse change ...........................................................................................228Fuse rating ..............................................................................................228

G

General settings submenu HD Video live & streaming .............................190

H

Halogen illumination system .....................................................................70Hazard symbols ..........................................................................................8HD Video live & streaming

Function key F2 ...........................................................................190HD Video live & streaming menu

Active profile ...............................................................................187Auto level ....................................................................................184Black level ...................................................................................184Brightness ...................................................................................182Camera .......................................................................................182Color saturation ..........................................................................186Date / Time .................................................................................191DVI / HDMI output ......................................................................200


S100 / OPMI pico

Export .........................................................................................192Export / Import ............................................................................193exposure time .............................................................................184Function key F1 ...........................................................................190General .......................................................................................190HDTV format ...............................................................................199hue .............................................................................................186Image .........................................................................................185Image format ..............................................................................188Index ...................................................................................207, 208IP settings ...................................................................................195Language ....................................................................................190Lightmeter ..................................................................................183Main menu .................................................................................176mode ..........................................................................................182Network share ............................................................................195Orientation .................................................................................185Peak / Average ............................................................................184Profiles ........................................................................................187Recording ...................................................................................188Recording license ........................................................................194Recording mode ..........................................................................188SDTV format ...............................................................................199Settings .......................................................................................181Software .....................................................................................192Special ........................................................................................192Streaming ...........................................................................188, 196Version .......................................................................................192Video ..........................................................................................199Video quality ...............................................................................188Video standard ............................................................................200Web interface .............................................................................196White balance .............................................................................185Zoom ..........................................................................................185

HD Video live & streaming settings .........................................................181HD Video menu

brightness ...................................................................................141configuration menu ....................................................................155

HDTV format ..........................................................................................199HDTV sub menu SD Video ......................................................................156Hex key ..................................................................................................116Hue submenu HD Video live & streaming ................................................186

I

Illumination off .........................................................................................66Image .......................................................................................................78


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freeze (freeze frame) ...................................................................153HD video .....................................................................................168rotate 180° .................................................................................153

Image format submenu HD Video live & streaming .................................188Image orientation ...................................................................................145Image submenu HD Video live & streaming .............................................185Index button .......................................................................................80, 83Index in the web interface ......................................................................202Indicator light ...........................................................................................76Information symbols ...................................................................................8Inserting the battery ...............................................................................231Installing handgrips ...................................................................................97Installing the recording license ................................................................204Installing the SW recording license ..........................................................204Instrument tray as individual component ..................................................69Instrument tray on S100 floor stand .........................................................69Integrated HD video camera ...................................................................134Integrated HD video camera live & streaming ..........................................170Intended use ...............................................................................................9IP settings (static) ....................................................................................197IP settings submenu HD Video live & streaming ......................................195

K

Key to symbols ...........................................................................................7

L

Lamp failureHalogen ......................................................................................217xenon ..........................................................................................218

LAN input/output ......................................................................................86LED lighting system ...................................................................................21Legal regulations ......................................................................................11Letterbox ........................................................................................160, 199Light guide socket ........................................................................71, 74, 75Light guide, connection socket ...........................................................54, 75Light guide, socket .............................................................................71, 74Light Source submenu, HD video ............................................................162Lightmeter sub menu SD Video ...............................................................143Line fuses ................................................................................................228Live ...........................................................................................................82live ............................................................................................................78Live video image of HD video ..................................................................168Locking screws .......................................................................................116Locking tab ...............................................................................................66Low Light Auto (semiautomatic brightness adjustment) ..........................167


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M

MAC Address .........................................................................................195Magnification .............................................................................54, 56, 235Magnification changer ........................................................................54, 56Magnification factor ...............................................................................235Manual (manual brightness adjustment) .................................................167Manual switching to the backup lamp ................................................70, 72Manufacturer .............................................................................................3Maximum load

flat screen monitor bracket ...........................................................28instrument tray .............................................................................28

Menu display ..................................................................................134, 170Menu HD Video

User ....................................................................................146, 152Menu HD video

Black Level ..................................................................................149Blue ............................................................................................148Chroma .......................................................................................149Color Angle .................................................................................149DVI/HDMI OUTPUT .....................................................................159Factory Settings ..........................................................................154Light Source ................................................................................162Orientation .................................................................................145PAL / NTSC Selection ...................................................................161Peak / Average ............................................................................150Red .............................................................................................148SDTV Format ...............................................................................160Version Information ....................................................................154Zoom Level .................................................................................150

Menu key .................................................................................................83Menu SD Video

HDTV ..........................................................................................156Lightmeter ..................................................................................143User ............................................................................................139

Menu SD videoRemote Setup .............................................................................152

Menu structure of the HD video camera live & streaming .......................170Mounting the hand grips ..........................................................................97

N

Navigation ......................................................................................134, 170Network share ................................................................................195, 198Normal use .................................................................................................9


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O

Object focal distance ..............................................................................235Objective lens ...........................................................................................56Opening the configuration menu ............................................................176

HD video .............................................................................137, 155Opening the lamp module ........................................................................72Opening the Main menu .........................................................................176Opening the slide-in lamp module ............................................................70Operating elements (overview of HD video camera live & streaming) ........84Operation ...............................................................................................127OPMI pico with MORA coupling ...............................................................62Optical surfaces ........................................................................................98Optical surfaces, cleaning .......................................................................229Ordering data .........................................................................................251Orientation submenu HD Video live & streaming .....................................185Orientation submenu, HD video ..............................................................145Overview of HD video camera live & streaming operating elements ..........84

P

PAL / NTSC Selection submenu HD video ................................................161Peak / Average submenu HD Video live & streaming ...............................184Peak / Average submenu, HD video ........................................................150Play button .........................................................................................80, 83Potential equalization ...................................................................71, 74, 75Power inlet ...............................................................................................71Power switch ................................................................................71, 74, 75Powering the system up/down ................................................................128Procedure ...............................................................................................132Protective ground conductor ....................................................................13Protective ground conductor, properly connected ...................................120

R

Rated voltage, indicator window ..............................................................71Rating label ...............................................26, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 43, 46Rating plate ..............................................................................................40Record button ..........................................................................................83Recording HD videos ...............................................................................205Recording license ....................................................................................194Recording mode submenu HD Video live & streaming

...................................................................................................188Recording submenu HD Video live & streaming .......................................188Red submenu, HD video .........................................................................148Remote (AUX)socket (HD) .........................................................................86Remote control (option), HD video ............................................................82


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Remote control battery ...........................................................................231Remote control key functions ...................................................................82Remote Setup .........................................................................................152Remote Setup sub menu HD video .........................................................152Replacing the halogen lamp ...................................................................224Reset

User ............................................................................................154Reset Camera .........................................................................................154Resolution

1280 x 720 .................................................................................1561920 x 1080 ...............................................................................156

Retrofit kits .............................................................................................253Ring diaphragm ........................................................................................62Routing the cables ..................................................................................120

S

S100 floor stand with documentation and display device .........................69Safety

checks .........................................................................................223Devices .........................................................................................19

Safety equipmentLED light source ............................................................................21

Safety systemHalogen light source .....................................................................19Xenon light source ........................................................................20

SDTV format ...........................................................................................199SDTV Format submenu, HD video ...........................................................160Securing screw .........................................................................................56Security recommendations for networking .............................................196Select control keys ....................................................................................78Service ............................................................................................120, 152Service submenu HD Video .....................................................................152Setting the brightness of the HD Video ...................................................167Setting the suspension arm weight compensation ..................................103Side-Cut .................................................................................................160Sidecut ...................................................................................................199SIP label ............................................................................26, 30, 32, 34, 36Slide-in lamp module ................................................................................70Software Update ....................................................................................192Standby position (illumination off) ............................................................66Sterilization ............................................................................................230Strain relief device ........................................................................71, 74, 75Streaming .......................................................................................196, 198Supply unit ...............................................................................................66Surgical microscope

Configuration ................................................................................91


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Surgical microscope, adjustment .............................................................104Suspension arm ........................................................................................66Symbols and labels on the device ..............................................................22System overview .................................................................................51, 52

T

Target group ...............................................................................................9Test pattern ....................................................................................134, 170Touchscreen .............................................................................................69Trademarks .................................................................................................2Transport ..................................................................................................12Transport position .....................................................................................28Tube and eyepieces for main microscope ..................................................96Tubes, Technical Data .............................................................................235

U

Upgrade component ...............................................................................253USB port ...................................................................................................86User

Anterior .......................................................................................163Endodonty ..................................................................................163Posterior ......................................................................................163Treatment ...................................................................................163

User submenu SD Video ..........................................................................139

V

Ventilation grid ...................................................................................70, 72Version Information submenu, HD video .................................................154Video ......................................................................................................199

fast forward ..................................................................................81rewind ...........................................................................................81skip back .......................................................................................81skip forward ..................................................................................80

Video camera, connecting ......................................................................110Video connection socket ...........................................................................54Video connection, socket ..........................................................................54Video output

Composite (FBAS) ..........................................................................86HDMI ............................................................................................86YPbPr ............................................................................................86

Video playback .......................................................................................207Video quality submenu HD Video live & streaming ..................................188Video recording ......................................................................................205Video signal output ports Y/C ...................................................................86


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Viewing individual images ......................................................................207Viewing photos ......................................................................................207Viewing videos .......................................................................................207

W

Wall flange ...............................................................................................66Wall stand ................................................................................................66Web control ...................................................................................196, 198Web interface .........................................................................196, 198, 201

Create patient .............................................................................202Index ...........................................................................................202Rename patient ...........................................................................202start ............................................................................................201

Weight ...................................................................................................235Weight compensation, adjustment screw .................................................66White balance ..........................................................................................76White balance (white bal) HD video ........................................................165White balance submenu HD Video live & streaming ................................185

X

Xenon illumination system ........................................................................72

Z

Zoom Level .............................................................................................150Zoom Level submenu, HD video .............................................................150Zoom submenu HD Video live & streaming .............................................185


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