bon E-30 User manual

Instruction manual
GA bon E-30 Rev 1.1 E 260406
PO Box 32 26
23581 Lübeck
Stellmacherstraße 14
D-23556 Lübeck
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [email protected]
Internet: www.bon.de
Sparkasse zu Lübeck
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IBAN: DE 2305 0101 0001 0148 85
Commerzbank Lübeck
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Postbank Hamburg
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bon E-30
bon Optic Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH – managing director: H. Jochen Kaber – HR Lübeck, HRB 3475 – VAT No. 161662634

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Contents
1Introduction .....................................................................................................4
2Important information.....................................................................................5
2.1 Information about the device.............................................................................. 5
2.2 Application and classification ............................................................................. 5
2.3 Liability ............................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Scope of delivery................................................................................................ 5
3Safety instructions..........................................................................................6
4Description of device......................................................................................7
5Setting-up, assembly and repair....................................................................8
6Operation.........................................................................................................9
6.1 Controls.............................................................................................................. 9
6.2 Initial start-up.................................................................................................... 10
6.3 Control of components..................................................................................... 10
6.3.1 Exchangeable table.........................................................................................................10
6.3.2 Phoropter arm .................................................................................................................10
6.3.3 Examination chair............................................................................................................11
6.3.4 Tretractable equipment tray for hand-held devices .........................................................11
6.3.5 Spotlight ..........................................................................................................................11
6.3.6 Ambient light....................................................................................................................11
6.3.7 Focussing lights, Maddox cross, extra buttons/keys .......................................................11
6.4 Programming the ambient light ........................................................................ 12
7Setup..............................................................................................................13
7.1 Exchangeable table and phoropter arm........................................................... 13
7.2 Standby............................................................................................................ 13
7.3 Curtain control.................................................................................................. 14
7.4 Fix 1, Fix 2, Aux 1, Aux 2 ................................................................................. 15
7.5 Supply voltage of devices................................................................................. 15
8Maintenance and care...................................................................................17
8.1 Care.................................................................................................................. 17
8.2 Maintenance..................................................................................................... 17
8.3 Do-it-yourself repairs........................................................................................ 17
8.3.1 Changing the fluorescent medium of the work lamp........................................................17
8.3.2 Changing batteries/initialising the remote control............................................................17
8.3.3 Changing a fuse..............................................................................................................18
9Guarantee ......................................................................................................20
10 Circuit plans/technical data..........................................................................21
Appendix: EC Declaration of conformity
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1 Introduction bon E-30
1 Introduction
Dear customer
Thank you for purchasing our refraction unit bon E-30. Please read the operating instructions
carefully before using the system. Keep these instruction manual safe for future use. Please
observe the safety instructions.
If you have any further questions, please contact our customer helpline.
Meaning of the symbols in the operating instructions
Caution! Please observe safety instructions with this symbol to prevent
personal danger or damage to property.
Important! Indicates particularly important information to maintain the
function of the device/system or to extend its life.
Note! Indicates information for correct use so that errors may be avoided.
This publication may not be copied or transferred without prior agreement from bon Optic.
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bon Optic reserves the right to make changes in the interest of technical development. These operating
instructions are not subject to updating.

2 Important information bon E-30
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2 Important information
Manufacturer: bon Optic Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH · Stellmacherstr. 14 · D- 23556 Lübeck
2.1 Information about the device
Name of device: bon E-30
2.2 Application and classification
The refraction unit bon E-30 serves as a carrier to which ophthalmological devices such as
slit lamps and ophthalmometers can be attached. These devices may be adjusted in front of
the patient who came for a medical examination.
The refraction unit bon E-30 is a Class 1 non-invasive, active medical device in accordance
with the classification regulations of Directive 93/42/EWG on medical devices (MDD).
2.3 Liability
The refraction unit is manufactured according to the current technical status and the
recognised safety regulations and is tested in accordance with strict quality criteria. bon Optic
accepts liability for the safety, reliability and performance of the device if
installation and any changes or repairs have been carried out by a person authorised
by bon Optic to do so.
the power supply to which the device is connected corresponds to the national
legislation.
the device is operated in accordance with these operating instructions.
the operator complies to the ordinance on the Operation of Medical Devices
(MPBetreibV).
If the system is asembled, changed or repaired by an unauthorised person, if it is improperly
maintained or not used as described in 2.2, the manufacturer is no longer liable.
2.4 Scope of delivery
1 x refraction unit bon E-30 as per agreed equipment
1 x remote control
1 x mains cable (for equipment types without wall terminal box)
1 x instruction manual

3 Safety instructions bon E-30
3 Safety instructions
Please follow the legal requirements on accident prevention and observe the following safety
instructions!
Setting-up and assembly:
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The refraction unit should not be assembled and operated in damp rooms.
Ensure that the device is on a level and stable surface during assembly.
The mains voltage must be the same as stated on the product label.
The max. weight-bearing capacity of the exchangeable table (3) is 30 kg/device
station.
Operation:
Do not expose the system to extremes of temperatures. It is recommended that the
product be used at temperatures of between +10° C and +40° C.
Avoid dropping or splashing water on the device.
The max. weight-bearing capacity of the examination chair (7) of 170 kg must not be
exceeded.
Ensure that the patient keeps his/her hands away from the exchangeable table.
There is a risk of pinching body parts!
The examination chair is not suitable for continuous operation. After continuous
operation of 60 seconds, wait at least 9 minutes for the device to cool down.
Ensure that during operation the phoropter arm (8) does not collide with the patient’s
head.
If the working place lamp (1) is used for a long time span, the housing will get hot.
You could be burned!
Other information:
Do not pull on the power cable in order to remove the plug from the socket (this
applies to equipment types without wall terminal boxes).
Run all cables properly to prevent people from stepping on tem or tripping over them.
Ensure that no damage occurs to the cable (e.g. sharp edges, excessive heat).
Before doing any repairs, maintenance or installation work always pull out the mains
plug.

4 Description of device bon E-30
4 Description of device
Main components (max. number of components)
(4) Work table
(2) Projector column
(8) Phoropter arm (1) Spotlight
(3) Exchang. table
(7) Examination chai
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(6) Retract. equipment tray for
small/hand-held devices
(5) Control panel
Characteristics of refraction unit:
- Exchangeable table (3) driven by electric motor for positioning [medical] devices in front of
the patient.
- Phoropter arm (8) driven by electric motor for the positioning of the phoropter in front of the
patient.
- Examination chair (7) with electric lifting motor and with hinged left armrest and
horizontally adjustable chair.
- Tretractable equipment tray (6) with automatic switch-off facility for these devices.
- Projector column (2) with recess for optotype projector.
- Reading illumination (1).
- Large-surface work table (4)
- Control panel (5) to control the exchangeable table, phoropter arm, etc.
- Control is also possible with remote control.
Electrical connection of refraction unit is by a shockproof socket or a wall terminal box.
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5 Setting-up, assembly and repair bon E-30
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5 Setting-up, assembly and repair
Expert staff from bon Optic or your distributor will set up and assemble the refraction unit.
Changes or repairs to the refraction unit may only be carried out by persons authorised by
bon Optic. Medical devices that are linked to the electricity supply of the refraction unit must
be shown to comply with DIN EN / IEC specifications. All configurations must meet the
requirements of the DIN EN 60601-1-1 (IEC 601-1) standard. Non-electrical devices that are
connected to the unit must not affect the safety level of the unit. Changes to the refraction
unit must not endanger patients, users and the surroundings.
Repairs that can be carried out without a technician can be found in Chapter 8:
Maintenance and care

6 Operation bon E-30
6 Operation
6.1 Controls
The refractions unit may either be controlled by means of the operating keyboard on the
exchangeable board or by the remote control.
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3 4
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7 8
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10 11
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Abbildung 6-1: Control panel
1 Switch-on/off unit 5 Exchangeable table backward 9 Chair down completely
2 Dimmer spotlight 6 Pilot lamp (operation) 10 Chair down
3 Phoropter backward 7 Dimmer for ambient light 11 Exchang. table forward
4 Chair up 8 Phoropter forward
Chair down completel
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Chair downChair up
Curtain 1 up/down
Ambient light dimme
r
Examination unit on/off
Control for other devices
Exchangeable table backwardExchangeable table forward
Phoropter backwardPhoropter forward
Curtain 2 up/down
Spotlight dimme
r
Maddox cross on/off
Save button/key
Prog.
Control of focusing lights
Abbildung 6-2: Remote control

6 Operation bon E-30
6.2 Initial start-up
a) without wall terminal box.
Plug the supplied power cable of the refraction unit into the mains socket. The socket of the
refraction unit is on the back table leg.
b) with wall terminal box.
Activate the on-/off-switch on the wall terminal box.
- Press the on/off button on the control panel or on the remote control in order to switch on
the refraction unit.
- The green pilot lamp on the control panel lights up.
- The refraction unit is now ready for operation.
6.3 Control of components
6.3.1 Exchangeable table
Press the buttons/keys on the operating panel to
move the exchangeable table forward or
backward. Alternatively, you may also operate the
exchangeable table by using the remote control.
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Ensure that while the exchangeable table is moving
patients keep their hands away from the
exchangeable table.
There is a risk of pinching body parts!
Manually move the exchangeable board to switch from position 1 to position 2. Depending on
the position, the corresponding device will be switched on.
On the side under the work table there is a potentiometer for adjusting the brightness (for
programming see chapter 7.5) of the table devices.
6.3.2 Phoropter arm
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Press the buttons/keys on the operating panel to
move the exchangeable table forward or
backward. Alternatively, you may also operate
the exchangeable table by using the remote
control.
Ensure that the phoropter will not collide with the
patient’s head. There is a risk of getting injured.
The exchangeable table and the phoropter arm may never me moved forward
simultaneously. If, for example, you want to bring the phoropter arm into the working position
although the exchangeable table has already been extended, the system will first bring back
the exchangeable table into the zero position.
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