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Directions For Use v300H
Product Operation
WARNING: DO NOT touch illuminator of the V300H during operation.
The v300H Visualization System is intended to enhance the vision of medical
professionals when used in the patient environment during inspections and
procedures.
To prevent shock to the Illuminator Module, the system is designed to gradually turn on
the Illuminator over a five second period.
To turn off the v300H Vision System, disconnect the AC Power Input Cable from the wall outlet.
The plug of the specified power supply cord serves as the disconnect device.
Important: To prevent shock to the Illuminator Module, the system is designed to
gradually turn on the Illuminator over a five second period.
Important: If there is no evidence of the light when you turn the system on, immediately
turn off using the Control Box / Switch. Check the wiring setup again.
Important: To avoid creating fractures in the Lower DC cable and pigtail of the Power
Supply, do not wrap the Lower DC Cable around the Power Supply.
The v300H Visualization System is designed to enhance the surface or the sub-
surface features of a patient’s skin. This is accomplished by parallel-polarizing
or cross-polarizing the light emitted from the Illuminator Module. To change
between surface and sub-surface viewing mode, use the following simple
procedure:
1. While wearing the Headgear and before turning it on, locate the Illuminator
Module with your free hand.
2. Slide your hand down the Illuminator Module until you locate the adjustment
peg located at the front of the barrel.
3. Gently grasp the adjustment peg and rotate it as shown in Figure 6.
4. As worn on the head, the surface (parallel-polarized) mode will be seen
when the adjustment pin is at the 12 O’clock position. The sub-surface
(crossed-polarized) mode will be seen when the adjustment peg is at the 3
O’clock position.
5. When you have adjusted the illuminator to the desired position on your
subject you can then turn on the device using the Control Box/Swich.
NOTE: In order to observe the effects of the system, the user must look through
blue polarized section of the Visi-Shield.