Reliance 7900 User manual

OWNERS MANUAL
INSTALLATION AND
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MODEL 7900
OPHTHALMIC INSTRUMENT STAND
EN FR

QUALITY MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
REGISTERED TO
ISO 13485
MADE IN AMERICA
Reliance® Medical Products, Inc. • 3535 Kings Mills Road • Mason, Ohio 45040-2303 • 1-800-735-0357 • www.reliance-medical.com
SERIAL NUMBER
For your future reference, mark the serial number
in the space provided.
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Table of Contents
IMPORTANT INFORMATION.......................................4
1. INTRODUCTION...................................................5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS................................6
2. INSTALLATION..................................................7
2.1 UNPACKING.........................................................7
2.1.1 Base Unit.........................................................7
2.2 Instrument Console/Base Cap.......................7
2.3 Support Column Installation..........................9
2.4 Configuring The System...................................9
2.4.1 Console: Configuring Dip Switches (SW2)..........9
2.4.2 Base Cap: Configuring The Beep-On-Switch
Feature..................................................................9
2.5 Third Arm.......................................................10
2.6 Refractor Arm - Dual Lock.............................11
2.7 Overhead Lamp..............................................11
2.8 Final Assembly...........................................11
2.8.1Console/BaseCap......................................11
2.9 Slit Lamp Arm......................................11
2.10 Chair Assembly............................................12
2.11 Miscellaneous.............................................13
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS............................13
3.1 Slit Lamp Arm......................................13
3.2 Third Arm.......................................................14
3.3 Refractor Arm....................................15
3.4 Overhead Lamp............................................15
3.5 Instrument Console/Base Cap....................15
Hand Instrument Wells - Rechargeable Battery
Type (Console only).........................15
3.6 Front Panel Controls.............................16
Standby Switch (STBY) ...............................16
Auxiliary Switch (AUX1)................................16
Room Switch (ROOM)...........................17
Room Down Switch..................................17
Room Up Switch............................................17
Lamp Switch (LAMP).........................................17
Lamp Down Switch..................................17
Lamp Up Switch............................................17
Binding Post Switch (B/P)............................17
B/P Down Switch...........................................17
B/P Up Switch................................................17
Chair Base Up Switch...................................17
Chair Base Down Switch..............................17
Auto Switch............................................17
3.7 Fuses...........................................................18
3.8. ECLIPSE® Infrared Room (IR) Three Zone Light
Control System ...................................................18
Three Zones System..........................................19
Scenes..........................................................19
Switchpack #1 (SW1).................................19
Entering and Exiting Programming Mode......21
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE........................27
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE ECLIPSE® Light
Control System...........................................28
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .....................29
PARTS LIST.....................................................30
Model 7900 Instrument Stand Assembly...................31
Base Assembly.............................................32
Roller Frame Assembly................................34
Outlet Plate Assembly.................................36
Back Cover Assembly.....................................38
Slit Lamp Arm Assembly..............................40
Model 5250 Dual Lock Refractor ASSEMBLY......42
Model 5380 Auxiliary (3rd) Arm Assembly...44
Instrument Console Without IR Assembly........46
Instrument Console With IR Assembly..........48
Base Cap With IR Assembly...............................50
Wire Diagram - Console (With and Without IR) ...52
Wire Diagram Base Cap With IR.............................54
LIMITED WARRANTY..........................................59
IN-7900

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
SAFETY SYMBOLS
Whenever you see the symbols shown below, heed their
instructions! Always follow safe operating and maintenance
practices.
“DANGER”- THE DANGER SYMBOL IDENTIFIES
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR PROCEDURES
WHICH, IF NOT CORRECTLY FOLLOWED,
COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF LIFE OR PERSONAL
INJURY.
« DANGER » : LE SYMBOLE DANGER IDENTIFIE
DES INSTRUCTIONS OU PROCÉDURES
SPÉCIALES QUI, SI ELLES NE SONT PAS
SUIVIES CORRECTEMENT, POURRAIENT
CAUSER UNE PERTE DE VIE OU UNE BLESSURE.
“WARNING”- THE WARNING SYMBOL
IDENTIFIES SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS OR
PROCEDURES WHICH, IF NOT CORRECTLY
FOLLOWED, COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL
INJURY.
« AVERTISSEMENT » : LE SYMBOLE
AVERTISSEMENT IDENTIFIE DES INSTRUCTIONS
OU PROCÉDURES SPÉCIALES QUI, SI ELLES
NE SONT PAS SUIVIES CORRECTEMENT,
POURRAIENT CAUSER UNE BLESSURE.
“CAUTION”- This caution symbol identifies
special instructions or procedures which, if
not strictly observed, could result in damage
to or destruction of equipment.
« PRÉCAUTION » : C e s y m b o l e d e
précaution identifie des instructions ou
procédures spéciales qui, si elles ne sont
pas strictement suivies, pourraient causer un
dommage ou la destruction de l’équipement.
“NOTE”- Note indicates points of particular or
additional information.
« REMARQUE » : Remarque indique des points
d’intérêt particulier ou des renseignements
additionnels.
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TRANSPORTATION / STORAGE CONDITIONS
Temperature: Operating: 59 to 104º F
15 to 40º C
Storage: -22 to +140º F
-30 to +60º C
Relative Humidity: Operating: 5%RH to 95%RH
without condensation
Storage: 10%RH to 100%RH,
including condensation
Atmospheric Pressure: Operating: 700hPa - 1060hPa
Storage: 500hPa - 1060hPa
Type B, Applied Part
Standby
Dangerous Voltage / Shock Hazard
Fuse Rating Specication
Protective Earth Ground
Alternating Current-AC
Safe Working Load
“Attention, Consult Accompanying
Documents”
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AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER
UNE BLESSURE OU UN DOMMAGE À
L’ÉQUIPEMENT, SEULS LES DISTRIBUTEURS
RELIANCE® AUTORISÉS DEVRAIENT
INSTALLER OU DÉPLACER L’ÉQUIPEMENT.
WARNING: TO PREVENT FIRE OR
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD, DO NOT
EXPOSE THIS EQUIPMENT TO RAIN OR
MOISTURE.
AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER UN
INCENDIE OU UN RISQUE DE CHOC
ÉLECTRIQUE, N’EXPOSEZ PAS CET
ÉQUIPEMENT À LA PLUIE OU À L’HUMIDITÉ.
WARNING- TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY
OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT, ONLY
TRAINED/QUALIFIED PERSONNEL WHO
HAVEREAD THISMANUAL SHOULDOPERATE
THIS EQUIPMENT. OPERATION BY UNAU-
THORIZED USERS SHOULD BE PREVENTED.
AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER
UNE BLESSURE OU UN DOMMAGE À
L’ÉQUIPEMENT, SEUL DU PERSONNEL
ENTRAÎNÉ/QUALIFIÉ QUI A LU CE MANUEL
DEVRAIT FAIRE FONCTIONNER CET
ÉQUIPEMENT. LE FONCTIONNEMENT
PAR DES UTILISATEURS NON AUTORISÉS
DEVRAIT ÊTRE ÉVITÉ.
WARNING- TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY OR
DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT, CALL YOUR
AUTHORIZED RELIANCE® DISTRIBUTOR OR
THE TECHNICAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT IF
ANYPART OFTHE EQUIPMENTFAILS. ONGO-
ING USE OF MALFUNCTIONING EQUIPMENT
IS NOT RECOMMENDED.
AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER
UNE BLESSURE OU UN DOMMAGE À
L’ÉQUIPEMENT, APPELEZ VOTRE
DISTRIBUTEUR RELIANCE® AUTORISÉ OU
LES SERVICES TECHNIQUES SI UNE PARTIE
QUELCONQUE DE L’ÉQUIPEMENT TOMBE
EN PANNE. L’UTILISATION CONTINUE D’UN
ÉQUIPEMENT DÉFAILLANT N’EST PAS
RECOMMANDÉE.
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1. This Installation and Operating Instruction contains
information applicable only to the Reliance® Model 7900
Ophthalmic Instrument Stand also known as Floor Unit.
1.2. Should your product not perform properly, or if you
have any questions concerning the use and care of any
Reliance® product, contact the Authorized Reliance®
Distributor where you purchased this product or contact the
Technical Service Department, Reliance® Medical Products,
Inc., 3535 Kings Mills Road, Mason, Ohio 45040-2303, or
call [phone].
NOTE: Always have the model number and serial
number available before contacting Reliance® or
your Authorized Reliance® Distributor.
REMARQUE : Ayez toujours le numéro de
modèle et le numéro de série à portée de la
main avant de contacter Reliance® ou votre
distributeur Reliance® autorisé.
“CLASSIFIED BY CANADIAN STANDARDS
ASSOCIATION® CSA WITH RESPECT TO
ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE AND MECHANICAL
HAZARDS ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH IEC
60601-1.”
According to Clause 5 in IEC 60601-1, sec 6.8.1, this Unit
is classied by the following:
• The type of protection against electric shock:
EQUIPMENT energized from an external electrical power
source: CLASS I EQUIPMENT
• The degree of protection against electric shock: TYPE
B EQUIPMENT
• The degree of protection against harmful ingress of
water: ORDINARY DEGREE
• The degree of safety of application in the presence of a
FLAMMABLE ANESTHETIC MIXTURE WITH AIR or WITH
OXYGEN OR NITROUS OXIDE: EQUIPMENT not suitable
for use in the presence of a FLAMMABLE ANESTHETIC
MIXTURE WITH AIR or WITH OXYGEN OR NITROUS OXIDE
• The mode of operation: CONTINUOUS OPERATION
WARNING: TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY
OR DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT, ONLY
AUTHORIZED RELIANCE® DISTRIBUTORS
SHOULD INSTALL OR MOVE THE EQUIPMENT.

WARNING: EXPLOSION HAZARD. THIS
EQUIPMENT MUST NOT BE USED IN THE
PRESENCE OF FLAMMABLE ANESTHETICS.
AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE D’EXPLOSION.
CET ÉQUIPEMENT NE DOIT PAS ÊTRE
UTILISÉ EN PRÉSENCE D’ANESTHÉSIQUES
INFLAMMABLES
POTENTIAL ELECTROMAGNETIC or OTHER
INTERFERENCE
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to
other devices in the vicinity. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to other
devices, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving device.
• Increase the separation between the equipment.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the other device(s) are connected.
• Consult the manufacturer or eld service technician for
help.
This product contains lead. Check with local ordinance or
laws for proper disposal.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Rating for 120V Instrument Stand
This equipment is rated Class I, Type B
Equipment Model
Instrument Stand 7900
Volts Hertz Amps
120V 50/60 10.0
Class I Type B
Rating for 230V Instrument Stand
This equipment is rated Class I, Type B
Equipment Model
Instrument Stand 7900
Volts Hertz Amps
230V 50/60 6.3
Class I Type B
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U.S. Patent No.
D503,233 D512,507 5,717,480
D504,515 D514,701 5,907,387
D506,257 D424,200 6,264,329

AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE DE
BASCULEMENT. NE REGROUPEZ JAMAIS
LES TROIS BRAS D’INSTRUMENTS
ENSEMBLE SUR UN CÔTÉ DU SUPPORT.
DISTRIBUEZ LE POIDS DES INSTRUMENTS
AUSSI ÉGALEMENT QUE POSSIBLE. ÉVITEZ
UN MOUVEMENT RAPIDE OU VIOLENT DES
BRAS D’INSTRUMENTS.
2.2. Instrument Console/Base Cap
CAUTION- The power supply cord should
not be connected to the power supply during
the installation process.
PRÉCAUTION : Le cordon d’alimentation
ne devrait pas être connecté au bloc
d’alimentation durant le processus
d’installation.
2. INSTALLATION
2.1. Unpacking
2.1.1. Base Unit
2.1.1.1 Remove all external shipping tapes and wrappings.
Remove the Base Unit from the skid and set it in the desired,
nal location.
2.1.1.2 Loosen the two screws that hold the Back Cover
(Figure 1) in place, located in the bottom of the Cover.
Remove the screw located in the top of the Back Panel.
Panels lift off the Base Unit.
2.1.1.3. Squeeze the Slit Lamp Arm Lock Release Lever
(Figure 1) and at the same time push down on Slit Lamp
Arm. Arm should move approximately 1/4 inch. Release the
Lock Release Lever to set the Slit Lamp Arm lock.
2.1.1.4. At the rear of the Base Unit, remove the wood
brace beneath the counter balance weights and the cords
which hold incremental weights to the large weight. While
pushing rmly down (50 pounds force) on the Slit Lamp
Arm, again squeeze the Lock Release Lever . Allow the Slit
Lamp Arm to rise to its full height and again release the
Lock Release Lever .
WARNING- TO AVOID PERSONAL INJURY
OR DAMAGE TO THE INSTRUMENT STAND
CAUSED BY THE STAND TIPPING OVER, DO
NOT OVERLOAD THE REFRACTOR ARM,
THIRD ARM, OR SLIT LAMP ARM.
AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER UNE
BLESSURE OU UN DOMMAGE AU SUPPORT À
INSTRUMENTCAUSÉPARUNRENVERSEMENT
DU SUPPORT, NE SURCHARGEZ PAS LE BRAS
RÉFRACTEUR, LE TROISIÈME BRAS OU LE
BRAS DE LA LAMPE À FENTE.
WARNING:WITH WEIGHTBRACE REMOVED,
THE SLIT LAMP ARM ASSEMBLY WILL
RISE ABRUPTLY IF RELEASE LEVER IS
DEPRESSED.
AVERTISSEMENT : LE SUPPORT LESTÉ ÉTANT
RETIRÉ, L’ASSEMBLAGE DU BRAS DE LA
LAMPE À FENTE SE LÈVERA ABRUPTEMENT
SI LE LEVIER DE DÉGAGEMENT EST PRESSÉ.
WARNING – TIP-OVER HAZARD: NEVER
GROUP THREE INSTRUMENT ARMS
TOGETHER ON ONE SIDE OF THE STAND.
DISTRIBUTE INSTRUMENT WEIGHT AS
EQUALLY AS PRACTICAL. AVOID FAST OR
FORCEFUL MOVEMENT OF INSTRUMENT
ARMS.
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FIGURE 1
Instrument
Console or
Base Cap
Support
Column
Release Lever
Handle
Slit Lamp Arm
Handle
Back
Cover
Base
Unit
Wood Brace
(Inside)
Third Arm
Refractor
Arm
Overhead
Lamp
Monitor
Arm
24”
(609.6 mm)
16”
(406.4 mm)
1/2”
(12.7 mm)

IN-79008
NOTE: If you are installing room light controls on
this Instrument Stand, also refer to the “ECLIPSE®
Room Light Control Operating Instructions
Section.”
REMARQUE: Si vous installez des
commandes d’éclairage salle sur ce
stand instrument, se reporter également
à la “ECLIPSE ® light salle de contrôle
d’exploitation des instructions de l’article.”
2.2.1. Replacement or Repair
In the event that the Instrument Console or Base Cap must
be mounted or removed for replacement or repair purposes,
it will be necessary to temporarily remove any assemblies
on the Support Column. To install a Console, connect the
four connectors on top of the Base Unit to the matching
connectors hanging from the bottom of the Console.
FIGURE 2
The Lamp Jumper Cable will drop through the large opening
and be connected to the matching connector that hangs
from underneath the Support Column. Figure 2 illustrates
the connections that must be made. Align the two pins
located near the front of the Console in the matching holes
on top of the Base Unit. Gently push the Console down to
secure.
To disassemble or remove the Console, pull the Console
up in the front and disconnect the four connectors from the
Base Unit. As mentioned above, any assemblies on Support
Column must be removed before the Console itself can
be removed. If the Overhead Lamp has not already been
removed, the Lamp Jumper must be disconnected from
the lamp plug under the Support Column.
Chair Control (Ref)
Overhead Lamp
Slit Lamp Arm
from Roller
Frame
AC Input from
Outlet Plate
3rd Arm from
Back Cover
Aux from Back
Cover
Overhead Lamp
Jumper
B/P Jumper
from Module
Chair Control
from Outlet
Plate
Ground from AC
Input
Ground from 3rd Arm & Slit
Lamp
Overhead
Lamp
Switchpack
(SW1)
Optional
Chair
Control
Switchpack
(SW2)
Mounting Tabs
FIGURE 2

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2.3. Support Column Installation
Remove Phillips Head Shipping Screw. Unwrap the Support
Column. Remove the column Support Pin and the Collar
from the Installation Packet. Insert the Column in the hole
at the top of the Base Unit.
CAUTION – Ensure there is a clear path for
the support column between the opening in
the console and the hole in the base frame.
If cables impede path simply move them
aside.
PRÉCAUTION : Assurez-vous qu’il y a un
passage dégagé pour la colonne de soutien
entre l’ouverture dans la console et le trou
dans le cadre de la base. si des câbles
nuisent, poussez-les simplement de côté.
Line up the hole in the Column with the hole in the Base
Unit and insert the Support Pin. Note that the small screw
at the top of the Column faces the rear of the Base Unit.
Tighten the set screws under the Support Pin. Remove set
screw from Installation Packet and install where shipping
screw had been. Slide the Collar down rmly against the
Console/Base Cap. Insert and tighten set screw.
2.4. CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM
CAUTION – If the Dip Switches are not
configured properly before turning on power
to the equipment via the STBY Switch,
damage to the equipment or Instrument
Bulbs may occur.
PRÉCAUTION : Si les commutateurs dip
ne sont pas configurés correctement avant
d’activer l’alimentation à l’équipement
par l’interrupteur STBY (EN ATTENTE), un
dommage à l’équipement ou aux bulbes
d’instrument peut se produire.
2.4.1. CONSOLE: CONFIGURING DIP SWITCHES ON
THE CIRCUIT BOARD (SW2)
2.4.1.1. Switchpack SW2 on the Console must be
congured for proper operation of the Stand. Individual
switches 1, 2 and 3 control the voltage and power to the
Indirect Ophthalmoscope. See Table 1.
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BINDING
POSTS
"3rd" ARM
PROJECTOR
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FIGURE 3

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• Turn Off the Overhead Lamp..
• Press and hold the Lamp Down Switch for ve (5)
seconds.
• If a long 1-second beep is heard, the Beep-on-Switch
Feature has been turned On.
• If a short 0.2-second beep is heard, the Beep-on-Switch
Feature has been turned Off.
• Simply press and hold the Lamp Up Switch for ve (5)
seconds to toggle the Beep-on-Switch Feature On and Off
2.5. Third Arm
2.5.1. If supplied, unpack the Third Arm. Slide the Clamp
Sleeve carefully down over the Support Column until
positioned as shown in Figure 1. Tighten the clamp screw
using the hex key wrench provided.
2.5.2. Position the Clamp initially so that the clamp screw is
toward the rear of the Base Unit. If necessary, this position
can be altered to center the rotation of the arm about the
Column (300°) within the desired range of movement.
2.5.3. Springs are used to counterbalance the Instrument
mounted on the arm. Adjustment of the springs is by means
of a screw which is accessible upon removal of Plug Button.
Rotating the screw clockwise increases the tension. With
the Instrument in place, adjust the screw to balance the
Instrument.
2.5.4. Plug the Third Arm into the receptacle marked “3RD
ARM” located on the Console or Base Cap.
WARNING – THE MAINS OUTLET LOCATED
ON THE BACK OF THE CONSOLE OR
BASE CAP MARKED “ARM” AND THE
MAINS OUTLET LOCATED ON THE THIRD
ARM ITSELF, ARE INTENDED TO SUPPLY
POWER TO A KERATOMETER OR SIMILAR
MEDICAL DEVICE COMPLYING WITH IEC
60601-1. ONCE CONNECTED, RESULTING
LEAKAGE CURRENTS MUST COMPLY WITH
IEC 60601-1-1 FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL
(ME) SYSTEMS. DO NOT CONNECT
UNAUTHORIZED DEVICES.”
AVERTISSEMENT : LA PRISE DE COURANT
SITUÉE À L’ARRIÈRE DE LA CONSOLE OU
DU COUVERCLE MARQUÉE « ARM » (BRAS)
ET LA PRISE DE COURANT SITUÉE SUR LE
TROISIÈME BRAS LUI-MÊME SONT CONÇUES
POUR FOURNIR L’ALIMENTATION À UN
KÉRATOMÈTRE OU AUTRE APPAREIL MÉDICAL
SIMILAIRE CONFORME AVEC IEC 60601-
1. UNE FOIS L’APPAREIL CONNECTÉ, LES
COURANTS DE FUITE RÉSULTANTS DOIVENT
ÊTRE CONFORMES À IEC 60601-1-1 POUR
LES SYSTÈMES ÉLECTRIQUES MÉDICAUX.
NE CONNECTEZ PAS DE DISPOSITIFS NON
AUTORISÉS.
SW2-1 SW2-2 SW2-3 B/P VOLTAGE
OFF OFF OFF 6.5V/18W
INCANDESCANT
OFF OFF ON 6V/10W HALOGEN
ON OFF ON 6V/20W HALOGEN
OFF ON ON 12V/12W HALOGEN
TABLE 1
SWITCH SETTINGS FOR B/P VOLTAGES
OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PRESS HERE
TO TURN OFF
PRESS HERE
TO TURN ON
SW2
Switch 4
• Turn Switch 4 ON if your system contains a indirect
hanger (Figure 13) for an Indirect Ophthalmoscope and
you want that hanger to automatically supply power to
the Instrument.
• Turn Switch 4 OFF if your system does not contain a
hanger for an Indirect Ophthalmoscope. In this case,
power is turned ON and OFF to the Instrument via the
B/P Switch on the front panel (See Switch 5 on SW1).
Switch 5
• If you want your system to beep whenever a switch is
pressed , set Switch 5 ON.
• If you do not want to hear a beep whenever a switch is
pressed, set Switch OFF.
Switches 6, 7 and 8
• Reserved
2.4.2. BASE CAP: CONFIGURING THE BEEP-ON-
SWITCH FEATURE
2.4.2.1. The Base Cap has one congurable feature
unrelated to the Eclipse® Room Light Controls: the Beep-
on-Switch Feature. The Factory Default Setting for the
Beep-on-Switch Feature is Off. The following programming
sequence is required if you want to turn the Beep-on-Switch
Feature On.
To congure the Base Cap Beep-on-Switch Feature:

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2.6. Refractor Arm - Dual Lock
2.6.1. Unpack the Refractor Arm. Slide the Clamp Sleeve
carefully down over the Support Column until positioned as
shown in Figure 1. Tighten the clamp screw securely, using
the hex key wrench provided.
2.6.2. Note that the chrome Plug Button in the front of
the Refractor Arm Assembly covers the counterbalance
spring adjusting screw. If necessary, after the Instrument
is attached to the Refractor Arm, remove this button and
adjust the screw, turning it clockwise to increase tension.
Optimum adjustment is reached when the Refractor Arm
barely supports the weight at the upper limit of its travel.
The Refractor Arm will support Instruments weighing a
maximum of 20 pounds.
2.7. Overhead Lamp
2.7.1. Unpack the Overhead Lamp Assembly. Remove the
small screw near the top of the Support Column. Feed the
Lamp Cord and Coiled Extension Cord into the top of the
Support Column until the Overhead Lamp can be inserted
into the Column. Replace the screw previously removed.
2.7.2 Remove the Support Tube Pin (Item 11, Fig. 20) to
allow the Overhead Lamp Cord to drop through the Support
Column. Replace the Support Pin, being careful not to pinch
the Overhead Lamp Cord. Insert the plug from the Overhead
Lamp Extension Cord into the matching connector hanging
down from the rear of the Console.
2.8. Final Assembly
2.8.1. Console/Base Cap
If an additional Instrument is to be connected to the Binding
Posts or if any auxiliary equipment is to be plugged into the
outlets, make these connections at this time.
2.9 Slit Lamp Arm
2.9.1. After slit lamp arm is unpacked and set into place,
the option of changing the instrument stand can be done at
this time. For example if the unit is order as a right-handed
and needed to be changed to left-handed unit; follow the
listed instructions below.
2.9.1.1 To convert the Slit Lamp Arm to a left-handed unit,
remove the four (4) #8-32 Screws that hold the Cover
Plates with the Outlet and Rocker Switch. Carefully pull
the Plates off of the Upper Arm. Loosen the center Screw
holding the two plates together but do not completely
remove it. Pull the two Plates apart and rotate them so
the Outlet and Rocker Switch are now on the opposite
side of the Upper Arm.
Be careful not to pinch any wires between the Plates and
the Upper Arm when making this change.
2.9.1.2 Loosen the three Set Screws that lock the Arm
Extension in place at the end of the Slit Lamp Arm. Loosen
the Black Knob on top of the Slit Lamp Arm. Rotate Arm
Extension so it is approximately 60 degrees from the side
of the Upper Arm of the Slit Lamp Arm and tighten the Set
Screws. Tighten the Black Knob on top of the Slit Lamp
Arm. Remove Adjustable Handle and Plug Button from the
Arm Extension and place them on the opposite side they
were on. (See Figure 4) and (See Figures 4a, 4b, 4c, 4d
page 10 and Figure 27 page 42 for details.)
OUTLET
PUSH BUTTON SWITCH W/ IR (SHOWN)
ROCKER
#8-32 PHMS
VOLTAGE LABEL
#8-32 THMS
UPPER ARM COVER PLATE
OPPOSITE SIDE
UPPER ARM COVER PLATE, PLAIN
PLUG BUTTON W/O IR
SWITCH
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 4A

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FIGURE 4B
FIGURE 4C
FIGURE 4D
Reference to changing the Instrument Stand
from a right-handed to a left-hand unit.
2.10. Chair Assembly
2.10.1 The chair control switches located on the Floor Unit
may control any Reliance® low voltage chair. Refer to the
chair’s Installation and Operatiing Instructions for unpacking
and assembling the chair.
2.10.2. A Chair Control Cable is provided to control the
vertical movement of the Chair Base from the Floor Unit.
One end of the cable is to be inserted into the black circular
receptacle on the Outlet Plate Assembly. See Figure 4. The
other end of the cable is to be inserted into the mating
receptacle marked “CHAIR CONTROL CABLE” in the rear
of your Reliance® chair.
CAUTION-“Accessory equipment connected
to analog and digital interfaces must be
certified according to the respective IEC
standards (i.e. IEC 60950 for data processing
equipment and IEC 60601-1 for medical
equipment). Furthermore, all configurations
shall comply with IEC 60601-1-1 for medical
equipment systems. Anyone who connects
additional equipment to the Signal Input
Part (SIP) or Signal Output Part (SOP)
configures a medical system, and is therefore
responsible that the system complies with the
requirements of IEC 60601-1-1. If in doubt,
consult the Technical Service Department, or
your local “Reliance”® Distributor.”
PRÉCAUTION : L’équipement accessoire
connecté aux interfaces analogues et
digitales doit être certifié selon les normes
IEC respectives (c.-à-d., IEC 60950 pour
l’équipement de traitement de données et
IEC 60601-1 pour l’équipement médical).
De plus, toutes les configurations doivent
être conformes à IEC 60601-1-1 pour les
systèmes électriques médicaux. Quiconque
connecte de l’équipement supplémentaire
à la partie entrée de signal ou à la partie
sortie de signal configure un système
médical et est par conséquent responsable
de la conformité du système avec les
exigences de IEC 60601-1-1. En cas de
doute, consultez le service technique ou
votre distributeur Reliance® local.

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FIGURE 5
WARNING- THE MAINS OUTLET LOCATED
ON THE OUTLET PLATE ASSEMBLY IS
INTENDED TO SUPPLY POWER TO A RELI-
ANCE® PATIENT EXAMINATION CHAIR OR
SIMILAR MEDICAL DEVICE COMPLYING
WITH IEC 60601-1. ONCE CONNECTED,
RESULTING LEAKAGE CURRENTS MUST
COMPLY WITH IEC 60601-1-1 FOR MEDI-
CAL ELECTRICAL (ME) SYSTEMS. DO NOT
CONNECT UNAUTHORIZED DEVICES.”
AVERTISSEMENT : LA PRISE DE COURANT
SITUÉE SUR L’ASSEMBLAGE DE PLAQUE
DE COURANT EST CONÇUE POUR FOURNIR
L’ALIMENTATION À UNE CHAISE D’EXAMEN
DE PATIENT RELIANCE® OU À UN DISPOSITIF
MÉDICAL SIMILAIRE CONFORME À IEC
60601-1. UNE FOIS L’APPAREIL CONNECTÉ,
LES COURANTS DE FUITE RÉSULTANTS
DOIVENT ÊTRE CONFORMES À IEC 60601-
1-1 POUR LES SYSTÈMES ÉLECTRIQUES
MÉDICAUX. NE CONNECTEZ PAS DE
DISPOSITIFS NON AUTORISÉS.
2.11. Miscellaneous
2.11.1. When attaching an instrument to the Slit Lamp Arm,
note the Thrust Bearing which should be in place between
the instrument and the arm. See Figure 4.
2.11.2. Proper balance of an Instrument on the Slit Lamp
Arm is achieved by adding or removing counter-balance
weights as shown in Figure 5. See Table 2 for weight
settings.
2.11.3. Finally, plug the power cord into a wall receptacle
and check all electrical functions as described in the
Operating Instructions. If all functions are normal, attach
the Base Unit Rear Cover.
2.11.4. To disconnect power from the Instrument Stand,
unplug power cord from wall receptacle.
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3.1. Slit Lamp Arm
3.1.1. The Slit Lamp Arm is counterbalanced by means
of weights and all its movements are controlled manually.
3.1.2. The vertical lock for this arm is controlled by the
Lock Release Lever located under the Slit Lamp Arm. (See
Figure 1). Grip the Slit Lamp Arm and depress the Lock
Release Lever to unlock the Slit Lamp Arm. Releasing
the Lock Release Lever will lock vertical travel in both
directions.
WARNING: SLIT LAMP ARM WILL RISE
ABRUPTLY IF RELEASE LEVER IS DE-
PRESSED AND ARM IS NOT COUNTER-
BALANCED.
AVERTISSEMENT : LE BRAS DE LA LAMPE
À FENTE SE LÈVERA ABRUPTEMENT SI LE
LEVIER DE DÉGAGEMENT EST PRESSÉ ET
QUE LE BRAS N’EST PAS CONTREBALANCÉ.
3.1.3. Incremental weights are added or removed to
achieve proper balance in accordance with the Weight
Settings-Slit Lamp Arm chart. (See also Figure 5).
3.1.4. The knob under the innermost pivot point of the Slit
Lamp Arm (Figure 1) is to restrain rotation of the complete
arm assembly. The knob at the intermediate joint on the Slit
Lamp Arm locks rotation of the outer arm section. The knob
directly under the Slit Lamp locks rotation of the Instrument
about its pivot point.
LEVELING
SLEEVE
OUTERMOST
HANDLE
SET SCREWS
(6)
BEARINGS
OUTER ARM
SLIT LAMP
TABLE
FIGURE 6

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3.1.6. The outermost Handle can be adjusted to any
preferred, locked position. Simply pull out on handle, rotate
as desired, and release.
3.1.7. The Outer Arm contains an outlet for Instrument
power, and a Rocker Switch to control vertical movement
of the chair. The Chair Control Cable (Item 17, Figure 20)
must be installed. (Refer to Section 2.9). Depress the “UP”
arrow on the switch to raise the chair. Depress the “Down”
arrow to lower the chair.
WARNING- THE MAINS OUTLET LOCATED
ON THE SLIT LAMP ARM IS INTENDED TO
SUPPLY POWER TO A SLIT LAMP COMPLYING
WITH IEC 60601-1. ONCE CONNECTED,
RESULTING LEAKAGE CURRENTS MUST
COMPLY WITH IEC 60601-1-1 FOR MEDICAL
ELECTRICAL (ME) SYSTEMS. DO NOT
CONNECT UNAUTHORIZED DEVICES.
AVERTISSEMENT : LA PRISE DE COURANT
SITUÉE SUR LE BRAS DE LA LAMPE À
FENTE EST CONÇUE POUR FOURNIR
L’ALIMENTATION À UNE LAMPE À FENTE
CONFORME À IEC 60601-1. UNE FOIS
L’APPAREIL CONNECTÉ, LES COURANTS
DE FUITE RÉSULTANTS DOIVENT ÊTRE
CONFORMES À IEC 60601-1-1 POUR LES
SYSTÈMES ÉLECTRIQUES MÉDICAUX. NE
CONNECTEZ PAS DE DISPOSITIFS NON
AUTORISÉS.
NOTE: Switch action is momentary; but may
be programmed to function as maintained
depending on the chair model. See chair manual
for programming instructions.
REMARQUE : L’action de l’interrupteur est «
momentané », mais peut être programmé pour
fonctionner comme « maintenu » selon le modèle
de chaise. Consultez le manuel de chaise pour les
instructions de programmation.
3.2. Third Arm
3.2.1. Three knobs control all motions of this Arm
Assembly. The one nearest the Column controls rotation
about the Support Column. The lever at the pivot point of the
Outer Arm controls both vertical movement and the rotation
of the Outer Arm. The small knob in the Outer Arm controls
rotation of the Instrument at the outermost pivot point.
3.2.2. Adjustment of the Spring counterbalance is as
described in the Installation Instructions, Section 2.5.3.
INSTRUMENT GROSS
W EI GH T- lb s . ( kg ) INCREMENTAL WEIGHTS
12-16 ( 5.44-7.25) None
16-20 ( 7.25-9.0) Light
20-23 ( 9.0-10.43) Medium
23-25 ( 10.43-11.34) Heavy
25-28 ( 11.34-12.7) Light, Medium
28-30 ( 12.7-13.6) Light, Heavy
30-33 ( 13.6-14.97) Medium, Heavy
33-35 ( 14.97-15.88) 2 Heavy
35-38 ( 15.88-17.24) Light, Medium, Heavy
38-40 ( 17.24-18.14) 1 Light, 2 Heavy
40-43 ( 18.14-19.5) 1 Medium, 2 Heavy
43-45 ( 19.5-20.41) 3 Heavy
45-48 ( 20.41-21.77) 1 Light, 1 Medium, 2 Heavy
48-50 ( 21.77-22.68) 1 Light, 3 Heavy
50-53 ( 22.68-24.04) 1 Medium, 3 Heavy
53-55 ( 24.04-24.95) 4 Heavy
55-58 ( 24.95-26.31) 1 Light, 1 Medium, 3 Heavy
58-60 ( 26.31-27.22) 1 Light, 4 Heavy
Table 2
Weight Settings-Slip Lamp Arm Chart
3.1.5. The outer end of the Slit Lamp Arm contains a
Leveling Sleeve and six set screws for eld re-leveling of
the Instrument, if necessary. A hex key wrench (1/8) and a
small, accurate level will be required. Remove the Instrument
from the table and refer to Figure 4.
WARNING- WITH INSTRUMENT REMOVED,
ARM WILL RISE ABRUPTLY IF RELEASE
LEVER IS DEPRESSED.
AVERTISSEMENT : L’INSTRUMENT ÉTANT
RETIRÉ, LE BRAS DE LA LAMPE À FENTE SE
LÈVERA ABRUPTEMENT SI LE LEVIER DE
DÉGAGEMENT EST PRESSÉ.
The outermost Handle must be threaded into the Leveling
Sleeve, but not tightened. Rotate the Slit Lamp Arm to the
examining position and tighten the other (2) handles. It may
be necessary to loosen several set screws to reposition
screws securely and check level again.
FIGURE 7

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3.3. Refractor Arm
3.3.1. If the Refractor Arm is of the dual lock style, the
knob nearest the Support Column controls the clamp for
locking rotation of the entire Refractor Arm Assembly about
the column. The lever locks both vertical movement and
rotation of the Outer Arm.
3.3.2. Refer to the Installation Instructions 2.6 for the
method of adjusting the counterbalancing spring.
WARNING – TIP-OVER HAZARD: NEVER
GROUP THREE INSTRUMENT ARMS
TOGETHER ON ONE SIDE OF THE STAND.
DISTRIBUTE INSTRUMENT WEIGHT AS
EQUALLY AS PRACTICAL. AVOID FAST OR
FORCEFUL MOVEMENT OF INSTRUMENT
ARMS.
AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE DE
BASCULEMENT. NE REGROUPEZ JAMAIS
LES TROIS BRAS D’INSTRUMENTS
ENSEMBLE SUR UN CÔTÉ DU SUPPORT.
DISTRIBUEZ LE POIDS DES INSTRUMENTS
AUSSI ÉGALEMENT QUE POSSIBLE. ÉVITEZ
UN MOUVEMENT RAPIDE OU VIOLENT DES
BRAS D’INSTRUMENTS.
3.4. Overhead Lamp
3.4.1. Movements of the Overhead Lamp arms are
controlled by friction and spring-compensated joints,
each of which is adjustable. Tighten all three knobs with
moderate hand pressure. This will allow you to move
the Overhead Lamp easily. The Overhead Lamp should
hold its position without repeated knob adjustments. The
Overhead Lamp has an ON/OFF switch located at the top
of the head, which can be controlled separately from the
Instrument Stand.
3.5. Instrument Console/Base Cap
3.5.1. The Instrument Console or Base Cap contains
electrical controls for the entire Unit. Refer to Figure 6, 7,
and 8 for the location of controls and other parts.
3.5.2. Hand Instrument Wells - Rechargeable
Battery Type (Console only)
3.5.2.1. The Rechargeable Battery Well is internally
connected to the charging circuit at the factory and will
charge Instrument 3.5V NiCd batteries as long as the
Instrument handle is fully seated in the well.
3.5.2.2. An indicator light (LED), located below each
rechargeable well is supplied as a visual aid for determining
that Instrument is properly seated in the well and is
recharging.
WARNING: RECHARGEABLE BATTERY
WELLS HAVE BEEN TESTED WITH “WELCH
ALLYN LI-ION BATTERY HANDLES” AND
FOUND TO BE COMPATIBLE. LI-ION BATTERY
HANDLES FROM OTHER MANUFACTURERS
HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED AND CANNOT BE
RECOMMENDED AT THIS TIME.
AVERTISSEMENT : LES COMPARTIMENTS
POUR BATTERIE RECHARGEABLE ONT
ÉTÉ TESTÉS AVEC LES « MANETTES DE
BATTERIE LITHIUM ION WELCH ALLYN »
ET ONT ÉTÉ DÉCLARÉS COMPATIBLES.
LES MANETTES DE BATTERIE LITHIUM
ION D’AUTRES FABRICANTS N’ONT PAS
ÉTÉ TESTÉES ET NE PEUVENT PAS ÊTRE
RECOMMANDÉES EN CE MOMENT.
NOTE: “Welch Allyn offers an adapter that
allows their Li-Ion Handles to operate correctly
with Reliance® Rechargeable Battery Wells.
Contact your Authorized Reliance® Distributor
or Welch Allyn for details.”
REMARQUE : Welch Allyn offre un adaptateur
qui permet à leurs manettes lithium ion de
fonctionner correctement avec les compartiments
de batterie rechargeable Reliance®. Contactez
votre distributeur autorisé Reliance® ou Welch
Allyn pour plus de détails.
CAUTION-The lamp inside the Rechargeable
Instrument must be turned off before
inserting the Handle into the Well. Handles
will charge continuously as long as the
power supply cord is attached to the
equipment.
PRÉCAUTION : La lampe à l’intérieur
de l’instrument rechargeable doit être
désactivée avant d’insérer la manette
dans le compartiment. Les manettes
se chargeront continuellement aussi
longtemps que le cordon d’alimentation est
fixé à l’équipement.

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AUTO
BASE
LAMP
FIGURE 8
CONSOLE FRONT PANEL WITHOUT INFRARED
FIGURE 10
BASE CAP FRONT PANEL
FIGURE 9
CONSOLE FRONT PANEL WITH INFRARED
3.6. Front Panel Controls
3.6.1. The controls for the Stand are located on the panel
above the Instrument Wells. Refer to Figures 6, 7 and 8 for
identication of the various controls.
3.6.1.1. Standby Switch (STBY)
• Turns secondary power ON and OFF to the system.
• Turns the STBY, BASE, and AUTO LED’s ON.
• Applies MAIN power to the S/L ARM and AUX power
connectors if on.
• Disables all system functions, except charging of the
Instrument Wells when in the OFF position.
WARNING- MAIN POWER (120VAC OR
230VAC) IS ALWAYS PRESENT INSIDE
THE SYSTEM WHEN THE POWER CORD IS
PLUGGED INTO THE WALL.
AVERTISSEMENT : L’ALIMENTATION ÉLEC-
TRIQUE PRINCIPALE (120 VCA OU 230 VCA)
EST TOUJOURS PRÉSENTE À L’INTÉRIEUR
DU SYSTÈME LORSQUE LE CORDON
D’ALIMENTATION EST BRANCHÉ AU MUR.
3.6.1.2. Auxiliary Switch (AUX1)
• Turns MAIN power ON and OFF to the PROJ power
connector.
• Turns the AUX LED ON when MAIN power is applied to
the PROJ power connector.
• The primary purpose of the switch is to turn the projector
ON and OFF.

WARNING- THE MAIN OUTLET LOCATED ON
THE BACK OF THE CONSOLE OR BASE CAP
MARKED “PROJ” IS INTENDED TO SUPPLY
POWER TO A PROJECTOR OR SIMILAR
MEDICAL DEVICE COMPLYING WITH IEC
60601-1. ONCE CONNECTED, RESULTING
LEAKAGE CURRENTS MUST COMPLY WITH
IEC 60601-1-1 FOR MEDICAL ELECTRICAL
(ME) SYSTEMS. DO NOT CONNECT UNAU-
THORIZED DEVICES.
AVERTISSEMENT : LA PRISE DE COURANT
SITUÉE À L’ARRIÈRE DE LA CONSOLE OU
DU COUVERCLE DE LA BASE MARQUÉE
« PROJ » EST CONÇUE POUR FOURNIR
L’ALIMENTATION À UN PROJECTEUR OU
AUTRE APPAREIL MÉDICAL SIMILAIRE
CONFORME AVEC IEC 60601-1. UNE FOIS
L’APPAREIL CONNECTÉ, LES COURANTS
DE FUITE RÉSULTANTS DOIVENT ÊTRE
CONFORMES À IEC 60601-1-1 POUR LES
SYSTÈMES ÉLECTRIQUES MÉDICAUX. NE
CONNECTEZ PAS DE DISPOSITIFS NON
AUTORISÉS.
3.6.1.3. Room Switch (ROOM)
• Dual-Zone turns the ROOM Lights OFF or ON to a pre-
programmed intensity.
• Single-Zone turn ROOM Lights OFF or full ON.
3.6.1.4. Room Down Switch
• Decreases the intensity of the ALL room light(s).
3.6.1.5. Room Up Switch
• Increases the intensity of the ALL room lights(s).
3.6.1.6. Lamp Switch (LAMP)
• Turns the Overhead Lamp ON and OFF.
• Turns the lamp ON at 50% intensity when the switch is
pressed for the rst time after the system’s power cord
is plugged into the wall. Afterwards, the light will turn ON
at its previous intensity level..
• Turns the LAMP LED ON when power is applied to the
Overhead Lamp.
3.6.1.7. Lamp Down Switch
• Decreases the intensity of the Overhead Lamp.
3.6.1.8. Lamp Up Switch
• Increases the intensity of the Overhead Lamp.
3.6.1.9. Binding Post Switch (B/P)
• The B/P Switch is enabled when Switch 5 of SW2 is
turned OFF. See Table 1.
• When enabled, turns power to the binding Posts (Indirect
Ophthalmoscope) ON and OFF.
• Turns the B/P LED ON when power is applied to the
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Ophthalmoscope.
• When disabled, the B/P Switch has no function. Power to
the Ophthalmoscope is controlled by the optional Indirect
Hanger Assembly.
3.6.1.10. B/P Down Switch
• De creases the intensity of the Indirect Ophthalmoscope.
3.6.1.11. B/P Up Switch
• Increases the intensity of the Indirect Ophthalmoscope.
3.6.1.12. Chair Base Up Switch
• Causes the Chair Base to raise.
3.6.1.13. Chair Base Down Switch
• Causes the Chair Base to lower
3.6.1.14. Auto Switch
• On a low voltage 980, 7000, 710 or FX920 Chair, this
switch causes the Chair Base to lower to its lowest
position and the Chair Top to move to its full upright
position.
Hanger Switch
• Affects the room lights and is programmable.
• See Switch 4 on Switchpack #2 in Section 2.4, Congur-
ing the System of this manual for details.
• See section 3.8.3 for Programming Instructions.
Slit Lamp Switch
• Affects the room lights and is programmable.
• See section 3.8.3 for Programming Instructions .
• See Switch 6 on Switchpack #1 in the Programming
Instructions Section of this manual for details.
• Push button at the beginning of Slit Lamp examination,
then push button again after examination is complete.
Well #1
• Controls room light(s) when the rechargeable instrument
is removed from well.
• When the instrument is returned to the well, the room lights
return to Scene #1. See section 3.8.3 for Programming
Instructions.
• See Switch 2 on Switchpack #1.
Well #2
• Controls room light(s) when the rechargeable instrument
is removed from the well.
• When the instrument is returned to the well, the room lights
return to Scene #1. See section 3.8.3 for Programming
Instructions.
• See Switch 3 on Switchpack #1.

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Well #3
• Controls room light(s) when the rechargeable instrument
is removed from the well.
• When the instrument is returned to the well, the room lights
return to Scene #1. See section 3.8.3 for Programming
Instructions.
• See Switch 4 on Switchpack #1.
• On a low voltage 520, 522, 6200 or FXM920 Chair,
this switch causes the Chair Base to lower to its lowest
position.
CAUTION- The chair will continue to move
after this switch is released. To STOP chair
movement, press this switch a second time
or press the STOP switch located on the side
of the chair back.
PRÉCAUTION : La chaise continue de se
déplacer après que cet interrupteur est
relâché. Pour ARRÊTER le mouvement de
la chaise, appuyez sur cet interrupteur une
deuxième fois ou appuyez sur l’interrupteur
STOP (ARRÊT) situé sur le côté du dossier
de la chaise.
3.7. Fuses
WARNING: DISCONNECT EQUIPMENT
FROM MAIN INPUT POWER BEFORE PRO-
CEEDING WITH ELECTRICAL INSPECTIONS
OR MAINTENANCE.
AVERTISSEMENT : DÉCONNECTEZ
L’ÉQUIPEMENT DE L’ALIMENTATION
ÉLECTRIQUE PRINCIPALE AVANT
DE PROCÉDER À DES INSPECTIONS
ÉLECTRIQUES OU À DE L’ENTRETIEN.
CAUTION: Replace fuse(s) as marked. All
fuses must be replaced with a fuse of the
same size and rating. Refer to the Wire
Diagrams at the end of this Manual.
PRÉCAUTION : Remplacez le(s) fusible(s)
comme indiqué. Tous les fusibles doivent
être remplacés par un fusible de la même
dimension et de la même valeur. Se référer
aux schémas de câblage à la fin de ce
manuel.

3.7.1. Floor Units contain two fuses located inside the AC
Input Module on the Outlet Plate Assembly.
3.7.2. Console and Base Cap contain no additional fuses.
3.7.3. Fuse Replacement (AC Input Module)
Unplug the power cord from the Floor Unit. With a tool
similar to a small common screwdriver, unsnap the locking
tab on the bottom of the Fuse Drawer . Remove and
examine the fuses. Replace as necessary. See Figure 9.
Method for removing Fuse Drawer:
1. The Fuse Drawer is located above the power cord.
2. Remove the Power Cord.
3. Place a small bladed screwdriver behind ap and pry
out. The Fuse Drawer will come forward slightly.
CAUTION: To avoid a bind of the Fuse
Drawer within the AC Input Module, never
install the Fuse Drawer into the AC Input
Module without fuses.
PRÉCAUTION : Pour éviter que le tiroir à
fusible reste bloqué dans le module d’entrée
CA, n’installez jamais le tiroir à fusible
à l’intérieur du module d’entrée CA sans
fusibles.
FIGURE 11

the Eclipse® Room Light Control System.
Contact Technical Service for further as-
sistance.
PRÉCAUTION : Les manettes de batterie
lithium ion causeront un fonctionnement
non désiré de l’éclairage de la pièce lorsque
celui-ci est commandé par le système de
commande d’éclairage de pièce Eclipse®.
Contactez le service technique pour une
assistance supplémentaire.
3.8.3. Configuring the Instrument Stand to
Automatically Control Room Lights
When the user wants to turn on some function of the
Instrument Stand, for example, turn the Slit Lamp or AUX1
Switch On, remove the Indirect Ophthalmoscope from the
Hanger, or remove a battery-operated Instrument from a
Charging Well, they typically intend to perform a specic
examination upon the patient. The Eclipse® System allows
the user to program the room lights to an intensity level
that is suitable for that examination. When the Eclipse®
System is used with a Console, the user can individually
select which of the nine functions will control room lights by
setting switches located on the circuit board. On the Base
Cap, only two switches control room lights. These switches
always send IR signals to the IR Receiver and this functionality
cannot be disabled by switches on the circuit board.
3.8.3.1. Console: Configuring Dip Switches on the
Circuit Board (SW1)
• To avoid any chance of an electrical shock, disconnect
the Instrument Stand’s power cord from the wall outlet.
• Review Table 3. If you want one of the listed switches to
automatically control room lights during an exam, turn
the corresponding switch On. Otherwise, turn the switch
Off. The Factory Default setting is Off.
• Reconnect the Instrument Stand to power.
SWITCHPACK #1 (SW1)
Switch 1
• Turn Switch 1 OFF if your system contains a Single-Zone
Infrared Receiver.
• Turn Switch 1 ON if your system contains a Three-zone
infrared receiver (Factory default setting).
Switch 2
• Turn Switch 2 ON to enable Well #1 to affect room lights.
• Turn Switch 2 OFF to disable Well #1 from affecting room
lights.
Switch 3
• Turn Switch 3 ON to enable Well #2 to affect room lights.
• Turn Switch 3 OFF to disable Well #2 from affecting room
lights.
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3.8. Eclipse ® Infra-red (IR) 3 Zone Room Light
Control System
The Eclipse® IR Room Light Control System (Eclipse®
System) is an option on the Instrument Stand and is available
with a Console or Base Cap. The Eclipse® System allows you
to control the exam room’s incandescent and/or orescent
lights, and some LED lighting, directly from the Instrument
Stand. In most cases, the Instrument Stand changes room
lights “automatically” and to the intensity you have chosen
for the exam you are about to perform.
The Eclipse® System adds two major components to your
Instrument Stand: an IR Transmitter and an IR Receiver. The
IR Transmitter snaps onto the top of the Instrument Stand’s
Support Pole. It sends IR signals to the IR Receiver, just
like your TV’s Remote Control Unit sends IR signals to your
TV. The IR Transmitter should be pointed at the IR Receiver.
The IR Receiver mounts inside the exam room on the wall.
Refer to the IR Receiver in Figure 15.
3.8.1. Three Zone System
3.8.1.1 A Zone refers to a bank of lights controlled by
one room light switch. For example a room with a group
of canned lights controlled by one switch and uorescent
controlled by another switch has two lighting zones.
• Each zone has a dedicated raise and lower button to
adjust the zone.
• Each zone has a dedicated 7-LED bar graph for level
status. Percentage of light level and energy saved is
displayed on the info screen.
• All zone information has blue backlit LEDs. Backlight turns
off when idle for 30 seconds.
3.8.2. Scenes
3.8.2.1 A Scene simply refers to the intensity of the room
lights that has been pre-programmed into the Single or Dual-
Zone IR Receiver. When the IR Transmitter sends a signal to
the IR Receiver, that signal tells the IR Receiver which Scene
to adjust the room lights to. Goto http://www.lutron.com/
TechnicalDocumentLibrary/QSGRJ-xP_QSGR-xP_English_
Install.pdf for Installation and Operation Instructions.
CAUTION- Li-Ion Battery Handles will
cause unintended operation of the room
lights when room lights are controlled by
FIGURE 12

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OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
ZONE
WELL #1
WELL #2
WELL #3
BINDING POST
S/L ARM
AUXILIARY
LAMP
SW1 ENABLE-ON
PRESS HERE
TO TURN OFF
PRESS HERE
TO TURN ON
HRET E
ECLIPSE® ROOM LIGHT SYSTEM
TABLE 3
REAR VIEW OF CONSOLE ASSEMBLY
Switch 4
• Turn Switch 4 ON to enable Well #3 to affect room lights.
• Turn Switch 4 OFF to disable Well #3 from affecting room
lights.
Switch 5
• If power to the Indirect Ophthalmoscope is controlled by
the B/P Switch on the front panel, turn Switch 5 ON if
you want the B/P Switch to affect room lights.
• Turn Switch 5 OFF if you do not want the B/P Switch to
affect room lights.
Switch 6
• Turn Switch 6 ON to enable Slit Lamp Arm Switch to affect
room lights.
• Turn Switch 6 OFF to disable Slit Lamp Arm Switch from
affecting room lights.
Switch 7
• Turn Switch 7 ON to enable the AUX1 Switch to affect
room lights.
• Turn Switch 7 OFF to disable the AUX1 Switch from
affecting room lights.
Switch 8
• Turn Switch 8 ON to enable the LAMP Switch to affect
room lights.
• Turn Switch 8 OFF to disable the LAMP Switch from
affecting room lights.
3.8.3.2. Base Cap: Configuring the Base Cap Software
(The Base Cap Circuit Board does not contain Dip
Switches.)
The Base Cap controls just two IR functions:
• the Room Lights Switch on the Slit Lamp Arm, and
• the Hanger Switch
These functions are always enabled and cannot be
disabled by Dip Switches or software. However, you still
need to congure the Base Cap to communicate with
Single or Three-Zone IR Receiver. The Factory Default
Setting is the Three-Zone IR Receiver. The following
programming sequence is not required if a Three-Zone
IR Receiver has been installed in your examination room.
To congure the Base Cap:
• Turn Off the Overhead Lamp.
• Press and hold the Overhead Lamp Up Switch for ve
(5) seconds.
• If a short 0.2-second beep is heard, the Base Cap has
been congured for a Single-Zone IR Receiver.
• If a long 1-second beep is heard, the Base Cap has been
congured for a Three-Zone IR Receiver.
• Simply press and hold the Lamp Up Switch for ve (5)
seconds to toggle between the Single or Three-Zone IR
Receiver.
** NOTE: When using a Base Cap, only these two
switches** control room lights. These switches
always send IR signals to the IR Receiver and this
functionality cannot be disabled.
**REMARQUE : Lorsqu’un couvercle est
utilisé, seulement ces deux interrupteurs**
contrôlent l’éclairage de la pièce. Ces interrupteurs
envoient des signaux IR au récepteur IR et cette
fonctionnalité ne peut pas être désactivée.
3.8.3.3. Entering and Exiting Programming Mode
Three-Zone IR Receiver
After your IR Receiver has been installed, only a few steps
are required to enable your Instrument Stand to control room
lights. In this example, let’s assume you want to dim the room
lights when performing an examination using the Slit Lamp.
In this case, a switch has been provided on the Slit Lamp
Arm for controlling room lights during a Slit Lamp exam.
3.8.3.4. Entering Programming Mode
Press and hold the top and bottom scene buttons
simultaneously for 3 seconds. The LEDs in the scene
buttons will scroll from top to bottom, conrming that
you are in programming mode, and the info screen will
display the main menu.
3.8.3.5. Exiting Programming Mode
Press and hold the top and bottom scene buttons
simultaneously for 3 seconds. The info screen will go to
Scene 1.
3.8.3.6. Navigating Menus in Programming Mode
FIGURE 13