Operating instructions

CHROMOPHARE

D 650plus, D 530plus,D 300, C 95x Operating instructions (E)

5. OPTIONS

5.1 Options for CHROMOPHARE

C 95x

• Light carrier arm for up to 15 kg load with AC and PA connections for an auxiliary device for example (Only

possible if the light has been prepared for an aditional arm in advance).

• Light carrier arm for up to 15 kg load with AC and SVHS connections for a LCD Monitor.

• Supply carrier arm for up to 25 kg load with AC and PA connections, prepared for gas supply. This option must

be ordered with the lighting system (not upgradable).

5.2 Options for CHROMOPHARE

D generation

• Light carrier arm for up to 15 kg load with AC and PA connections for an auxiliary device for example. (Only

possible if the light has been prepared for an aditional arm in advance)

• Light carrier arm for up to 15 kg load with AC and SVHS connections for a LCD Monitor.

• Supply carrier arm for up to 25 kg load with AC and PA connections, prepared for gas supply. This option must

be ordered with the lighting system (not upgradable).

• Wall control unit for installation into a wall indicator panel. Functions such as switching on/off and brightness

of the OP light can then be controlled from the wall. (not upgradable).

5.3 Light Pilot System (LFN) for CHROMOPHARE

C 95x

The CHROMOPHARE

C 95x can be ordered with an LFN Systemas an option (not upgradable). The LFN Sys-

tem is an electronic control system, which moves the lamps by electric motor. An infrared beam which is reflected

by a reflector disk controls the LFN System.

The operator can direct the light field to the position which guaran-

tees optimum illumination of the surgical area, by means of a reflec-

tor disk, the so-called „Light Pilot“.

The „Light Pilot“ should be held in the center of the light field as far

as possible and then slowly moved to the desired position. If move-

ment is too quick, the light field will not be able to follow the „Light

Pilot“.

This rule is: Wherever the light field is , the „Light Pilot“ will be hit

by the infrared beam and can reflect the beam back.

Note:

The lamps, fitted with the system for following the field of light, are also automati-

cally provided by the Autobloc System described at chapter 5.4