6P/N 2018 - 10 B Rev A 6 – Release
Warnings
1. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by PlenOptika could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.
2. The supplied AC power supply should be used exclusively. Replacement or sub-
stitution may only be done with an approved unit supplied by PlenOptika.
3. If the power cord or external power supply becomes damaged or its integrity is
suspect, or the building power receptacle outlet is ungrounded, then the Quick-
See shall only be used with the internal battery power until replacement parts or
a grounded power receptacle become available.
4. The device does not have essential performance functions. However, if user sus-
pects damage and device enters a fault case as listed below, contact PlenOptika
Support if device does not return to normal operation as outlined in the following.
NOTE: Device is designed to emit laser radiation (wavelength 785 nm, power
< 50 uW per eye, circular beam) within the Acceptable Emission Limit (de-
fined in the IEC 60825-1) during normal use and fault conditions. Under fault
and damaged conditions (and contingent on the severity of the damage), the
device will ensure the basic safety of patients, operators and others by:
• Restarting and rechecking all the functional subsystems. If all the systems
are functional, the device will start normally.
• Turning off to ensure basic safety as well as the safety of the components of
the device. If all the systems are functional, pressing the ON/OFF button will
power on the device normally.
• Entering into safe mode in which recovery of the device is required by per-
forming a force shut down (long press of the ON/OFF Button). After a force
shut down, if the device passes internal tests and is able to ensure basic
safety of patients, operators and others, pressing the ON/OFF button will
power on the device normally.
Severe fault conditions which can cause faulty responses from the device
include high electro-static discharges, fast transient changes in the supply
when the wall adapter is connected or failure of device electronic subsys-
tems. Contact PlenOptika Support if device does not power on normally as
described after an episode of damage.
15. The main applied parts of the device (eyecup and grips) are made of appropriate
materials to minimize the probability of patient to patient contamination (smooth
non-porous plastic and textured rubber, respectively). It is recommended to
clean regularly the aforementioned applied parts. Both can be wiped with an al-
cohol wipe to clean and disinfect them, as is normal procedure with most clinical
optometric equipment. The eyecup can be easily removed for further disinfection
as needed (magnetic attachment system).
