WONtech WON COSJET ATR S User manual

WON COSJETATR S
User Manual
WT-UM-08, v4.4
Issue date: April 14, 2015

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Table of contents
★SAFETY NOTES................................................................................................................................5
1. INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................7
1.1 Intended Use .................................................................................................................................7
1.1.1 Description.............................................................................................................................7
1.1.2 Equipment application specification......................................................................................7
1.2 Applications..................................................................................................................................8
1.2.1 Side effect ..............................................................................................................................8
1.2.2 Contraindication.....................................................................................................................9
1.3 System Description.......................................................................................................................9
1.3.1 Laser System..........................................................................................................................9
1.3.2 Classifications........................................................................................................................9
1.3.3 Beam Delivery System.........................................................................................................10
1.4 Specifications and Requirements................................................................................................10
1.4.1 Technical Specifications......................................................................................................10
1.4.2 Electrical Specifications.......................................................................................................11
1.4.4 Environmental Requirements...............................................................................................11
1.4.4. Indication, Safety and Reference Symbols .........................................................................12
2. SAFETY ...........................................................................................................................................14
2.1 General Safety Rules...................................................................................................................14
2.2 Laser & Optical Hazards.............................................................................................................14
2.3 Laser-Induced Risk of Fire .........................................................................................................16
2.4 Electrical and Mechanical Hazards.............................................................................................17
3. GETTING STARTED......................................................................................................................18
3.1 Scope of Delivery .......................................................................................................................18
3.2 Systems Features.........................................................................................................................21
3.3 Articulated Arm..........................................................................................................................23
3.4 Handpiece ...................................................................................................................................25
3.5 Explanation of Term...................................................................................................................26
3.6 Manu Description........................................................................................................................27
4. INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................................28
5. HOW TO USE..................................................................................................................................30
5.1 Start-up........................................................................................................................................36
6. MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................................41

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6.1 General Information....................................................................................................................41
6.2 Attention .....................................................................................................................................41
6.2.1 General Attention.................................................................................................................41
6.2.2 Individual Attention.............................................................................................................41
6.3 Cleaning Procedure.....................................................................................................................42
6.4 Check Points ...............................................................................................................................42
6.5 Technical Customer Service .......................................................................................................43
6.6 Notice after Treatment................................................................................................................43
7. LABELING AND PACKAGING ....................................................................................................44
7.1 Labeling of WON COSJET ATR S............................................................................................44
7.2 Laser Operation Danger Labels ..................................................................................................46
7.3 Packaging Label..........................................................................................................................47
7.4 Environment Requirements: .......................................................................................................49
8. DISPOSAL .......................................................................................................................................50
9. CONSUMABLES.............................................................................................................................51
APPENDIX 1........................................................................................................................................53

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★SAFETY NOTES
CAUTION
Lift the device up using handles on the rear and front case of the device to pass over
20mm threshold. Check dangerous obstructions such as pens, medical instruments and
etc. to prevent the device falling down.
CAUTION
Before starting up the laser system for any reason, the operator must ensure that all
personnel in the area are familiar with the safety concerns outlined in Section 2, and
that they are equipped with the correct safety goggles.
CAUTION
Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those
specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure
CAUTION
Laser plume may contain viable tissue particulate
CAUTION
Power supplier should be used the independent 230V, 50Hz. Mains shall
be grounded.
CAUTION
Do not use or keep the device in the place which has much dust and moisture, in the
place reflected by direct rays, or in the place at under 10 °C to 40 °C.
CAUTION
Do not use to the patient in contraindications.
WARNING
All people in the operating room should wear the safety goggles supplied by WON TECH
and the place should be condemned warning mark at entrance of operating room.
WARNING
Do not touch the internal or connected parts of device because high voltages are
used for the device. It may result in an electric shock.
WARNING
Laser should not be exposure directly to the eye and skin because the laser emits the
visible and invisible ray. Wear the protective glasses or goggles before operating the
device.
WARNING
Laser may be radiated onto unexpected place by reflecting and scattering, so do not
use mirror or lustrous metal together with laser which can reflect and scatter the
laser beam.
WARNING
To avoid the RISK of electric shock, this equipment must only be connected to a SUPPLY
MAINS with protective earth.

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WARNING
Power plug is used as the isolation means electrically from the power source on all poles
simultaneously. Do not place the equipment to the difficult position for disconnection.
WARNING
No modification of this equipment is allowed.
NOTE
In the context of this Standard "light" radiation is understood to cover optical
radiation as specified in EN 60825-1:2007.
NOTE
The beam stop according to IEC 60825-1:2007 is replaced by the requirement for a
STAND-BY/READY device.
A risk of fire and/or explosion exists when the LASER OUTPUT is used in the presence of flammable
materials, solutions or gases, or in an eratures produced
in NORMAL USE of the laser equipment may ignite some materials, for example cotton wool when
saturated with oxygen. The solvents of adhesives and flammable solutions used for cleaning and
disinfecting should be allowed to evaporate before the laser equipment is used. Attention should also
be drawn to the danger of ignition of endogenous gases.

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1INTRODUCTION
1.1 Intended Use
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system is intended for the non-invasive Incision, Excision,
Ablation and Vaporization of Soft Tissue for General Surgical Procedures for Coagulation and
Hemostasis.
WARNING: Basically, the WON COSJET ATR S laser system must be operated by a physician
with a qualification of dermatology, nurse or any specialist, and who has been trained on the use of
the product.
1.1.1 Description
The laser system is an effective treatment for dermal pigment lesion which can generate cancer
factors.
1.1.2 Equipment application specification
1.1.2.1 Medical purpose
The WON COSJET ATR S Nd:YAG laser system has extended laser penetration into both
epidermis and dermis without any damage to skin cells
1.1.2.2 Patient population
1) Age: More than 18 years old
2) Weight: Not relevant
3) Health: Not relevant
4) Nationality: Multiple
5) Patient State: Patient is not operator: not relevant, unless patient is agitated.
1.1.2.3 Part of the body or type of tissue applied to or interacted with
1) Treatment site:
-Skin surface
2) Condition: intact skin, treated skin
1.1.2.4 Intended operator
1) Education:
-Dermatologist or physician trained by WON TECH
2) Knowledge:
-Understands laser treatment procedures as a physician or dermatologist.
3) Language understanding:
-English
4) Experience:
-Dermatologist or physician trained by manufacturer.
5) Permissible impairments:
-Impaired by 40% resulting in 60% of normal hearing at 500Hz to 2kHz
-Mild reading vision impairment or vision corrected to log MAR 0.2(6/10 or 20/32)
1.1.2.5 Application
1) Environment
-General:
Intended for professional use
Use at clean room of hospital for treatment

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Use on horizontal floor
-There shall be no hazards of the eye. (All persons in an operational room have to put on the
safety goggles during treatment.)
-When it is functioning, it shall keep its precision.
-Conditions of visibility:
Ambient luminance range: 300~750lux
Viewing distance: 20cm to 40cm
Viewing angle: normal to the display ± 20°
2) Frequency of use:
-Once a week or two weeks for endpoint
3) Mobility:
-It has two handles for movement on rear and front part of the device.
1.2 Applications
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system is a flash lamp pumped, Q-Switched
Nd:YAG(Neodymium-doped Yttrium Aluminum Garnet) laser is near infrared (1064 nm) and
visible (532 nm) pulsed laser output energy are used in these applications. This beam is directed
to the treatment zone by means of the Articulated arm and specially designed handpiece. When
the laser beam contacts human tissue, the energy in the beam is absorbed surrounding skin
structures. The physician can optimize the effect for different applications by controlling the
energy of the laser pulse and the spot size of the treatment beam.
1.2.1 Side effect
Skin lightening (depigmentation): Some dark skinned individuals can develop fading of the skin
color. This complication is temporary and usually resolves within 10-14 weeks. However, there
are times when the complication is permanent.
Skin darkening (hyperpigmentation): In fair skinned people, lasers can sometimes cause
darkening of the skin. Over time this fades and recovers; but in some cases a bleaching agent has
to be used to erase the dark color.
Infections: Sometimes an infection can occur at the site of the tattoo removal. The infection may
be superficial and resolves but in some cases, deep skin infections can occur and result in a scar.
Skin Texture: After laser treatment, most individuals will have a rough skin texture. The skin
will feel like it has been scraped. These changes are transient and usually resolve in 1-3 months.
Thick skin usually resolves better than thin skin. The facial skin is more sensitive to texture
changes than skin elsewhere on the body.
Allergic reactions: Rarely when the laser disrupts the ink particles some individuals may have an
allergic type reaction. It is not known why the reaction occurs and to what ink. The skin usually
becomes red, dry and it itchy. Application of topical corticosteroids will suffice.
Ink darkening: When the laser is applied on cosmetic tattoos, it can worsen or darken the color.
This is most likely felt to be due to the heat of the laser reacting with the cosmetic chemicals. The
changes can be permanent. So before a cosmetic tattoo is treated, a brief test is done to look at the
response. Many an individual has had permanent tattooing of their eye liners.
Sun burn: After every laser procedure, a sunburn effect occurs. The skin appears red and fiery in
some cases. This is a normal and transient- it does resolve within a few weeks. Besides keeping
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Miscellaneous: Many of the tattoo dyes are unregulated and their exact contents unknown.
Despite this the, complications of laser are rare. A few individuals do develop thickening of the
skin. This thickening known as granuloma is felt to be due to ink particles embedded in
scavenging cells. The granuloma may be small bump on the skin. When lasers are used near the
eye, hair loss and anatomical distortion of the eye lids have been known to occur
1.2.2 Contraindication
Pregnancy, bleeding disorders; immune deficits; heart, liver, and kidney insufficiency; allergies to
local anesthetics; pacemaker and serious heart rhythm disorders; psychiatric disorders; unstable
motivations; large fat volumes; and obesity.
1.3 System Description
1.3.1 Laser System
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system consists of an Nd:YAG laser head, a power supply, a
cooling system, a delivery system and other electrical components. The laser head contains two
Nd:YAG laser medium, and two high-intensity xenon flash lamps enclosed together into the
water cooling housing and two reflected mirrors fixed ,in the special adjustable holders
composed the laser cavity.
To provide energy to the flash lamp, high voltage power supply charges to a storage capacitor.
Then, a trigger pulse applied to the flash lamps causes the capacitor to discharge through the
flash lamps. The resulting flash excites the Nd:YAG laser rod, causing the emission of a pulse of
laser energy.
The electro-optic modulator with a polarizer (Q-switched module) introduced into the cavity
creates the ultra-short (2~40 ns) irradiation pulses. The basic frequency of 1064 nm can be
doubled by a KTP crystal, which can be inserted to a working area. The sealed top metal cover
protects all optical components from dust and humidity and blocks the visible and invisible
scattering light from the laser head.
The system delivers laser energy at a wavelength of 1064 nm and 532nm. The output of the laser
is delivered to the area of treatment through an articulated ARM with a handpiece. A trigger (foot
switch) controls the delivery of pulses. The user selects and sets the treatment parameters and
other functions operated by software on the graphical user interface.
1.3.2 Classifications
Under CDRH regulations in US FDA, the WON COSJET ATR S is classified as a Class Ⅱ
medical device. Under the Medical Device Directive, the WON COSJET ATR S is a Class llb,
non-invasive, active device according to Annex lX of Directive 93/42/EE. Under EN60825-1, the
WON COSJET ATR S laser system safety level is Class 4.
According to EN60601-1(2006), following classifications are applied:
1. Protection against electric shock: Class I ME equipment
2. Type ofApplied Part: B
3. Protection against harmful ingress of water: IPXO (Main Equipment), IPX8 (Foot Switch)
4. Method of sterilization: Not Applicable
5. Suitability for use in an oxygen rich environment: NotApplicable
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1.3.3 Beam Delivery System
The articulated ARM is to deliver the Nd:YAG laser energy and the diode laser aiming beam to
the skin surface and handpiece as a distal end for radiation is to radiate the treatment laser and
aiming beam. The output of built-in diode laser is a visible low power beam at a wavelength of
650nm. Since the output laser beam is invisible the aiming beam allows the user to see the
surgical area to which the treatment laser will be delivered.
The articulated ARM consists of seven high reflection mirrors mounted at the special joint ARM
freely rotated in different directions. The handpiece with the focusing lens is mounted at the end
of the ARM. The handpiece provides the adjustability of the beam spot size. The spot size of
handpiece is automatically detected by changing the handpiece dial. The articulated arm with
handpiece unit must always be perfectly aligned.
1.4 Specifications and Requirements
1.4.1 Technical Specifications
Technical Specifications
Laser Type
Q-Switched Nd:YAG Laser
Wavelength:
1064 nm, 532 nm ± 10%
Laser medium:
Nd:YAG
Pulse energy
Genesis Mode
3500mJ
PTP mode
1600mJ
1064nm Mode
1300mJ
532nm Mode
500mJ
Tolerance of pulse energy:
±20%
Energy density(Fluenece)
Genesis Mode
0.1J/cm2to 111J/cm2
PTP mode
0.1J/cm2to 51J/cm2
1064nm Mode
0.1J/cm2to 41J/cm2
532nm Mode
0.1J/cm2to 16J/cm2
Beam delivery:
Articulated ARM with Handpiece
Spot size:
Circle, 2mm to 10mm
Spot size for fractional mode:
5mm x 5mm 9mm x 9mm
Pulse width:
Genesis Mode
80㎲to 480㎲
PTP mode
4ns to 48ns
1064nm Mode
4ns to 48ns
532nm Mode
4ns to 48ns
Pulse frequency:
1Hz to 10Hz
Pilot laser:
Laser Diode, 635nm±5nm, <1mW, selectable intensity, CLASS
3A (IEC60825-1)
User interface:
Touch LCD type
Physical dimensions:
400x805.2x871mm (WxDxH)
Weight:
60kg
Cooling:
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1.4.2 Electrical Specifications
For the WON COSJET ATR S laser system shipped internationally, customers must supply a
suitable plug and receptacle. The power receptacle must be within two meters of the intended
laser system location, and must be grounded. The safety ground wire of the power system (green
or green with a yellow stripe) is an acceptable ground for the laser system, provided that it is
terminated only to an earth ground stake or dedicated ground grid. Poor grounding may interfere
with the operation of the laser system.
WARNING
THE POWER PLUG MUST BE INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED PERSON, IN
ACCORDANCE WITH IEC REQUIREMENTS AND THE APPROPRIATE
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE.
The input power line should be free of transients (spikes, sags and/or surges). A dedicated branch
circuit is recommended.
Operation of the WON COSJET ATR S on a power line that is not consistently within the
specification may damage the system and may void the warranty.
WON COSJETATR S Electrical Specifications
Line power requirements:
230VAC, 50Hz
Electric power consumption
4kVA
Foot Switch
After the desired treatment parameters are selected and READY is activated by pushing ready
button, the function of the foot switch, when pressed, allows the Nd: YAG laser to start,
generating laser pulses with the selected properties (fluence/energy, repetition rate etc).
Water resistant:
Ordinary equipment IPX 0
Foot Switch IPX 8
Continuous operation with intermittent loading
1.4.3 Environmental Requirements
Before installation of the WON COSJET ATR S laser system, the intended site must be prepared
as described in this section. The site must have sufficient space to accommodate the laser system,
must provide the proper electrical power configuration and receptacles, and must meet the
additional environmental specifications given in the following paragraphs.
Installation of the WON COSJET ATR S laser system is performed by a service representative.
Following installation, a Nurse Consultant instructs designated personnel on the basic operation
and care of the laser. This instruction supplements the more detailed information presented in this
manual. Such instruction is not a substitute for the in-depth clinical training required of a
physician to become proficient in the use of the WON COSJETATR S laser system.
Sufficient floor space is required for the laser system. Approximately 40 cm of clearance is
required between the rear panel of the laser system and the wall behind it, to allow room for the
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Ensure that the atmosphere is non-corrosive, with no salts or acids in suspension in the air.
Acids, corrosives, and volatile materials are likely to attack electrical wiring and the surfaces of
optical components.
Keep air-borne dust particles to a minimum. Dust particles can cause permanent damage to
optical surfaces. Metallic dust can be destructive to electrical equipment.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable
mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
medical devices in EN60601-1-2:2007. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a typical medical installation.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system 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 the WON COSJET ATR S laser system 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 interfered device.
-Increase the separation between the devices.
-Connect the laser system to a mains outlet-socket not sharing other electrical devices.
-Consult the manufacturer or field service technician.
1.4.4 Indication, Safety and Reference Symbols
A. Indication Symbol
USB port
B. Safety & Reference Symbol
Manufacturer
Model name or reference number
Representative in Europe
Serial Number
Follow the disposal procedure in this manual
Date of manufacture
Follow operating instructions

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Emergency Stop (Emergency Stop switch)
Alternate Current
Type B Applied Part
IPX8
Protected against the effects of continuous immersion in water
Foot switch
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Protective earth (ground)
Dangerous voltage
Caution
Warning
Pushing prohibited
Sitting prohibited
Refer to the chapter 7.1 and 7.2 for the more marking and symbols related to the laser.

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2SAFETY
2.1 General Safety Rules
WARNING
THE ELECTRICAL AND LASER RADIATION HAZARDS PRESENT DURING
SERVICING OF THE WON COSJET ATR S LASER SYSTEM CAN BE
EXTREMELY DANGEROUS IF PROPER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ARE NOT
TAKEN. CONSEQUENTLY, THE WON COSJET ATR S LASER SYSTEM IS
TO BE SERVICED ONLY BY THOSE QUALIFIED TECHNICIANS WHO
HAVE RECEIVED APPROPRIATE TRAINING, AND WHO ARE FAMILIAR
WITH THE SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS DISCUSSED IN THIS SECTION.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system has been designed to comply with the requirements of
the EC Directive on Medical Products (93/42/EEC). In accordance with this EC Directive, the
WON COSJETATR S laser system qualifies as a class IIb device.
However, any laser system can cause injury if it is not properly installed, operated, moved or
serviced. The potential hazards associated with the WON COSJET ATR S laser system are:
-Ocular (vision) damage resulting from exposure to direct or reflected laser radiation.
-Electrical shock from contact with electrical components inside the system.
-Physical injury incurred while moving the system.
In handling medical laser devices, observe the relevant national regulations on the prevention of
accidents by laser radiation, as amended. To avoid these hazards, when installing, operating,
moving or servicing the system, always observe the precautions discussed in this section. Our
service technician will assist you in filling it in as part of the startup procedure.
2.2 Laser & Optical Hazards
For fundamental rules on the handling of laser devices, you are referred to the international
standard EN 60825-1. It is complemented by national regulations providing general protection
from dangerous laser radiation. Their purpose is to protect operating personnel and patients
present in medical application.
WARNING
LASER BEAM ENERGY EMITTED BY THE WON COSJET ATR S LASER
SYSTEM LIES IN THE VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE (NEARINFRARED)
REGION OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES.
USE ONLY SAFETY GOGGLE THAT IS KNOWN TO HAVE AN OPTICAL
DENSITY OF 6.0 OR GREATER AT 1064 NM AND OPTICAL DENSITY OF 7.0
OR GREATER AT 532 NM, THE WAVELENGTH EMITTED BY THIS LASER
SYSTEM. SAFETY GOGGLE THAT IS DESIGNED FOR USE WITH OTHER
LASER SYSTEMS MAY NOT PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION.
Lasers are classified in accordance with their potential for danger. The WON COSJET ATR S
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The laser beam emitted by the WON COSJET ATR S laser system is capable of causing loss of
vision. Laser beam energy emitted by this system lies in the visible and invisible, near-infrared
region of the electromagnetic waves.
Remember this and take precautions to avoid inadvertent exposure. The cornea and lens of the
eye are transparent to the invisible 1064 nm wavelength emitted from this laser, and therefore
will focus the beam directly onto the retina. Such direct impingement of the laser beam on the
retina can result in temporary clouded vision, retinal lesions, long-term scotoma (vision absence
in an isolated area), and long-term photophobia (sensitivity to light).
NOTE
Refer to EN 60825-1.
The beam emitted from the Handpiece is expanding with a full-angle beam divergence. This
means that the spot size enlarges as the distance from the Hand-piece. There is a distance from
the Hand-piece, called the NOHD (Nominal Ocular Hazard Distance), at which the beam is so
big that it is no longer dangerous to the unprotected eye.
Personal eye protection: Everyone present in the laser room during a treatment session must wear
laser safety goggles. Laser safety goggles must perform to specifications defined in the technical
data.
To avoid these vision hazards, everyone within the NOHD where the laser system is operating,
including during service procedures, must wear appropriate eye protection. Such safety goggle,
available from WON TECH, provides adequate protection against reflected or scattered laser
radiation, or inadvertent brief exposure to the laser beam. Laser safety goggle should be stored
away from direct sunlight.
The protective goggle recommended for use with this laser system by all personnel is either
goggles or spectacles (with side shields) that have an optical density of 6.0 or greater at 1064 nm
and an optical density of 7.0 or greater at 532 nm.
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WON TECH are appropriate for most patients. Even when wearing protective goggle, looking
directly into the path of the laser beam may cause permanent eye damage.
The laser beam emitted by the WON COSJET ATR S laser system should never be directed at
any part of the body other than the intended site of treatment or testing. Care should be taken to
avoid unintended exposure of any part of the patient or other personnel to the laser beam.
Removal of any of the exterior panels of the laser system cabinet could allow access to hazardous
levels of laser radiation. For this reason, these panels are designed not to be easily removable;
they must not be removed except by authorized, trained service engineer.
Optical Safety Precautions
-Identify the laser room clearly. Post appropriate warning signs in prominent locations at
all entrances to the laser room.
-Cover all windows, portholes, etc. with opaque material to prevent unintended viewing
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-Restrict entry to the laser room when the WON COSJET ATR S laser system is in
operation. Limit access to the laser room only to those personnel both essential to the
procedure and well trained in laser safety precautions.
-Check the safety before operating the laser and operate in the proper order.
-Make sure that all laser room personnel are familiar with the laser system controls and
know how to shut down the laser system instantly in an emergency.
-Appoint one person to be responsible for the laser system controls during the procedure.
-Laser can cause fatal harm to human, so only trained doctor should use.
-Avoid accidental exposure to the laser beam either directly, or by reflection, by ensuring
that all personnel wear appropriate safety goggle whenever the laser system is on. Verify
that the protective goggle used is known to protect against the wavelengths emitted by
the WON COSJET ATR S laser system.
-Never look directly into the laser beam coming from the laser system, or reflected from
a surface, even when wearing protective goggle.
-Never allow the laser beam to be directed at anything other than the targeted area, the
calibration port or a safe beam stop (used when servicing the system).
-Never permit reflective objects such as jewelry, watches, instruments or mirrors to
intercept the laser beam.
-Specified the parameter values just before the laser operation.
-Do not use the combustible anesthetic gas.
-Check the Stand-by or Ready state before using.
-Never leave the key in an unattended laser system.
2.3 Laser-Induced Risk of Fire
A surface hit by the laser beam will absorb laser energy causing its temperature to rise, regardless
of whether the surface belongs to skin, hair, clothing or other flammable substances.
Operators should take the following precautionary measures, in order to prevent cases of laser-
induced fire:
-Use non-flammable substances for anaesthesia, preparation for treatment, cleaning and
disinfection of instruments.
-Refrain from the use of oxidizing gases such as nitrogen oxide (N2O) or oxygen.
Proceed with particular care when using oxygen. Oxygen increases the intensity and the
scope of fire.

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-Keep only a minimum in flammable materials inside the treatment room. Where a
flammable material is required for a given therapy, this material should first be
moistened.
-Keep clothing away from the zone of treatment as much as possible.
-Always keep a small fire extinguisher and water ready for use in the treatment room.
-Some materials like cotton may ignite at high temperatures prevailing during normal use
of the laser if penetrated by oxygen.
-Let solvent constituents of adhesives and flammable solutions used for cleaning or
disinfection evaporate before you apply the laser.
2.4 Electrical and Mechanical Hazards
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system was designed to comply with EN 60601-1-2
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measurements of unwanted radio frequency emissions generated from a product. Both radiated
emissions (radiated through the air) and conducted emissions (conducted into the AC mains) are
measured.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system converts and amplifies the AC line voltage to produce
extremely high voltages inside the laser system. These voltages are very dangerous, and possibly
even lethal.
It is possible for high-voltage components to retain a charge after the power supplement has been
turned off, and even after the WON COSJET ATR S laser system has been disconnected from the
line voltage. Therefore, no part of the exterior housing should be removed, except by a trained
and authorized technician.
To prevent the device from moving, all the wheels must be locked. To lock the wheels, press the
lever on the wheels down. To unlock the wheels, lift the lever up.
The WON COSJET ATR S laser system weighs more than 60 kg and may cause injury if proper
care is not used when it is moved. The system is well balanced and is designed to be moved, but
it should always be moved carefully.

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3GETTING STARTED
3.1 Scope of Delivery
Check the box contents for all supplied accessories according to the packing list enclosed under
the top cover of each box.
Carefully inspect the device console and all other accessories for any possible damages.
This device is provided as below. And, the device is installed by technicians qualified by WON
TECH.
Main unit
Handpiece
Spring Type ARM of Zoom HandPiece
Weight Type ARM of Zoom HandPiece
Digital ARM of Zoom HandPiece
Fractional Handpiece(option )
Handpiece (WT-Pastelle-HP-001)
Foot Switch(WT-Pastelle-FS-001)
Protection Goggles for
doctor
(YL717C NdYAG2)
Protection Goggles for
patient
(YL-800W SAFETY
EYE GUARD)

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GUI image
Articulated arm
Spring Type ARM - A type

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Weight Type ARM
Digital Spring Type ARM
Digital Weight Type ARM