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Replacement

M4×12mm cross recessed


Central cover
countersunk head screw

Figure 4-24 Removing the central cover

4. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the 4 M4×20mm cross recessed countersunk head
screws and remove the handle seat.

M4×20mm cross recessed


countersunk head screw Handle seat

Figure 4-25 Removing the handle seat

  Be sure to keep all the screws and removed components well for later
reinstallation.

5. Use a Philips
Phili ps screwdriver
screwdriv er to remove
remove the 3 M3×12mm cross recessed small pan head
screws with washers and remove the damaged glass.
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M3×12mm cross
recessed small pan head
screw with washer

Glass

Figure 4-26 Removing the glass

6. Reinstall a new glass and other removed components by following the above
above
instructions in reverse order.

  During the reinstalling process, be sure to protect the new glass from
damage. Do not directly touch the glass with your hands. Otherwise, it may
become dirty.

4.3.4 Replacing LED Unit

1. Remove the glass and the plastic cover as instructed


instruct ed in 4.3.3 .

Glass and plastic cover

Figure 4-27 Removing the glass and plastic cover


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2. Disconnect the damaged LED unit connection. Use


Use a Philips screwdriver to re
remove
move the
2 M3×10mm cross recessed small pan head combination screws. Remove the washers
of the LED board and the damaged LED unit.

M3×10mm cross recessed


small pan head combination
screw

Washer of the LED


board LED unit

Figure 4-28 Removing the LED unit

3. Reinstall the new LED unit(s) and other components


components by following
foll owing the abo
above
ve instructions
in reverse order.

  Please refer to 6.1.7 for LED unit reconnection.


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4.3.5 Replacing LED Drive Board

1. Place the lighthead as the figure below shows.

Figure 4-29 Placing the lighthead

2. Remove the 3 screw caps. Use a Phili


Philips
ps screwdriver
screwdriv er to remove the 3 M4×12mm
M4×12mm cross
recessed countersunk head screws and remove the top cover.

Screw cap

M4×12mm cross recessed


Top cover countersunk head screw

Figure 4-30 Removing the top cover

3. Use a Philips screwdriver to re


remove
move the 4 M3×8mm cross recessed countersunk head
screws and remove the metal plate.
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M3×8mm cross recessed


Metal plate
countersunk head screw

Figure 4-31 Removing the metal plate

  Be sure to keep all the screws and screw caps well for later reinstallation.

4. Remove the black pads.

Black pad

Figure 4-32 Removing the black pads

5. Disconnect the cables connected to the LED driv


drivee board. Use a Philips
Phili ps screwdriver
screwdriv er to
remove the 3 M3×8mm cross recessed pan head screws and then remove the LED drive
board.
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M3×8mm cross recessed


pan head screw
LED drive board

Figure 4-33 Removing the LED drive board

6. Reinstall a new drive board by following the above instructions


instructi ons in reverse order
order..

  Please refer to 6.2.3 for the drive board reconnection.


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4.4 HyLED 760/760M/730/730M


760/760M/7 30/730M Lighthead

Replacement

4.4.1 Replacing Steril


Sterilizable
izable Handle

1. Grab the lighthead with one hand.

2. Press the button at the bottom o


off the sterilizable
steriliz able handle and pull it out.

Central handle

Sterilizable handle

Button

Figure 4-34 Removing the sterilizable handle

3. Slide a new sterilizable


sterili zable handle onto the central handle o
off the lighthead. Push the
sterilizable handle upward until it clicks. Pull the sterilizable handle downward to make
sure it is not loose.

Figure 4-35 Reinstalling a new sterilizable handle


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  The sterilizable handle is to be used by sterile personnel only.

  Be sure to sterilize the sterilizable handle each time before using it.

4.4.2 Replacing Outer Han


Handle
dle

1. Place the lighthead as the figure below shows. Remove


Remove the screw
screw cap and use a Philips
screwdriver to remove the M3×16mm cross recessed pan head screw.

Screw cap

M3×16mm
cross recessed
pan head screw

Figure 4-36 Removing the screw

2. Carefully turn the lighthead upside-down. Turn the outer handle clock
clockwise
wise and remove it.

Outer handle

Figure 4-37 Removing the outer handle

  Excise caution when turning the lighthead upside-down.

3. Reinstall the outer handle


handle by following the above instructions
instructi ons in reverse order.
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4.4.3 Replacing Glass

1. Remove the sterilizable


steriliz able handle and the outer handle as instruct
instructed
ed in 4.4.1 and 4.4.2 .
Place the lighthead as the figure below shows.

Figure 4-38 Removing the sterilizable handle and outer handle

2. Use a 4mm
4mm Allen key to remove
remove the 2 M3mm e
expansion
xpansion screws and remove
remove the central
handle.

M3mm expansion
screw

Central handle

Figure 4-39 Removing the central handle

3. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the 3 M4×12mm cross recessed countersunk head
screws and remove the central cover.
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M4×12mm cross
recessed countersunk Central cover
head screw

Figure 4-40 Removing the central cover

4. Use a Philips screwdriver to remove the 4 M4×20mm cross recessed countersunk head
screws and remove the handle seat.

M4×20mm cross
recessed countersunk Handle seat
head screw

Figure 4-41 Removing the handle seat

  Be sure to keep all the screws and removed components well for later
reinstallation.

5. Use a Philips
Phili ps screwdriver
screwdriv er to remove
remove the 10 M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head
combination screws and remove the damaged glass.
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M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head combination
screw

Glass

Figure 4-42 Removing the glass

6. Reinstall a new glass and other removed components by following the above
above
instructions in reverse order.

  During the reinstalling process, be sure to protect the new glass from
damage. Do not directly touch the glass with your hands. Otherwise, it may
become dirty.

4.4.4 Replacing LED Unit

1. Remove the glass as instructed


instruct ed in 4.4.3 . Remove the outer sealing
sealing strip.

Outer sealing strip

Figure 4-43 Removing the outer sealing strip


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2. Remove the plastic cover.

Plastic cover

Figure 4-44 Removing the plastic cover

3. Disconnect the damaged LED unit connection. Use


Use a Philips screwdriver to re
remove
move the
2 M3×10mm cross recessed small pan head combination screws. Remove the washers
of the LED board and the damaged LED unit.

M3×10mm cross recessed small


pan head combination screw

LED unit
Washer of the LED board

Figure 4-45 Removing the LED unit

4. Reinstall the new LED unit(s) and


and removed
removed components by following the above
instructions in reverse order.
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  Please refer to 6.1.9 and 6.1.10 for LED unit reconnection.

4.4.5 Replacing LED Drive Board

1. Remove the sterilizable


steriliz able handle, outer
outer handle, g
glass
lass and plastic cover as instruct
instructed
ed in
4.4.1 , 4.4.2 and 4.4.3 .

2. Disconnect the cables connected to the LED driv


drivee board. Use a Philips
Phili ps screwdriver
screwdriv er to
remove 4 M3×6mm cross recessed pan head screws. Remove the LED drive board.

M3×6mm cross recessed


pan head screw

LED drive board

Figure 4-46 Removing the LED drive board

3. Reinstall a new drive


driv e board and
and o
other
ther removed components by following
foll owing the abo
above
ve
instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 6.2.5 for the drive board reconnection.


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4.5 Replacing Control Panel

4.5.1 Replacing Front Cover A


Assembly
ssembly

1. Use a Philips screwdriver


screwdriv er to remove the 2 M3×8mm cross recessed small
small pan head
combination screws fixing the back cover of the control panel.

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head
combination screws
Figure 4-47 Removing the fixing screws

2. Remove the back cover.

Back cover

Figure 4-48 Removing the back cover

3. Disconnect all the cables connected to the control board.


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Figure 4-49 Disconnecting the cables

4. Remove the 5 M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head combination screws fixing
fixi ng the
front cover assembly. Remove the front cover assembly.

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head
combination screw

Figure 4-50 Removing the front cover assembly

5. Reinstall the new front cover assembly and the removed back cover by following the
above instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 4.5.3 for the control board reconnection.

4.5.2 Replacing Control B


Board
oard

1. Remove the back cover and disconnect the cables as instructed in steps 1, 2 and 3 of
4.5.1 .

2. Remove the 4 M3×8mm


M3×8mm cross recessed pan head screws fixing
fixi ng the control boa
board.
rd.
Remove the control board.
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M3×8mm cross recessed


pan head screw

Figure 4-51 Removing the control board

3. Reinstall the new control board and other removed


removed components by following
foll owing the abo
above
ve
instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 4.5.3 for the control board reconnection.

4.5.3 Internal Wiring of Control Panel

Please refer to the figures below to connect the cables.

Figure 4-52 Control panel for HyLED 8600/8600M/9500/9700/9500M (old hardware)


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Figure 4-53 Control panel for HyLED 9500/9700/9500M (new hardware)

Figure 4-54 Control panel for HyLED 730/760/730M/760M

Figure 4-55 Control panel for HyLED 8600 (New)


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4.6 Replacing Touch Control Panel

4.6.1 Replacing Front Cover A


Assembly
ssembly

1. Use a Philips screwdriver


screwdriv er to remove the 2 M3×8mm cross recessed small
small pan head
combination screws fixing the back cover of the touch control panel.

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head combination
screws
Figure 4-56 Removing the fixing screws

2. Lift the
the back
back cover
cover sligh
slightly
tly and push it forward
forward and remove it.

Figure 4-57 Removing the back cover

3. Disconnect all the cables connected to the control board.


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Figure 4-58 Disconnecting the cables

4. Remove the 6 M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head combination screws fixing
fixi ng the
front cover assembly. Remove the front cover assembly.

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head combination
screws

Figure 4-59 Removing the front cover assembly

5. Reinstall the new front cover assembly and the removed back cover by following the
above instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 4.6.4 for the control board reconnection.

4.6.2 Replacing Control B


Board
oard

1. Remove the back cover and disconnect the cables as instructed in steps 1, 2 and 3 of
4.6.1 .

2. Remove the 2 M2.5×6mm cross recessed small pan


pan head screws fixing the CPU module.
Remove the CPU module.
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M2.5×6mm cross recessed


small pan head screw

CPU module

Figure 4-60 Removing the CPU module

3. Loosen the pins


pins fixing the flat cable.
cable. Remove
Remove the
the flat ca
cable.
ble.

Pin

Figure 4-61 Removing the flat cable

4. Remove the M2.5×7+6-6 stud screws w


with
ith a 5mm socket wrench and then remove the 4
M3×6mm cross recessed pan head screws fixing the control board. Remove the
damaged control board.
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M3×6mm cross recessed

pan head screw


M2.5×7+6-6 stud screws

Figure 4-62 Removing the control board

5. Reinstall the new control board and other components by following the above
above
instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 4.6.4 for the control board reconnection.

4.6.3 Replacing Touch Screen

1. Remove the back cover,


cover, CPU module and the control board as instr
instructed
ucted in steps 1, 2, 3
and 4 of 4.6.2 .

2. Remove the 2 M3×6mm cross recessed countersunk head screws fix


fixing
ing the s
support.
upport.
Remove the support.

Touch screen

Support

M3×6mm cross recessed


countersunk head screw

Figure 4-63 Removing the support

3. Remove the damaged touch screen.

4. Reinstall the new touch screen and other components by following the above
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instructions in reverse order.

  Please refer to 4.6.4 for the control board reconnection.

4.6.4 Internal Wiring of T


Touch
ouch Control Panel

Please refer to the figures below to connect the cables.

For integrated
i ntegrated
camera use

Figure 4-64 Touch control panel for HyLED 9500/9700/9500M (old hardware)

For integrated
i ntegrated
camera use

Figure 4-65 Touch control panel for HyLED


9500/9500M/9700/8600(new)/730/730M/760/760M (new hardware)
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4.7 Replacing Gimbal Joint

  When removing the lighthead from the spring arm, be sure to secure the
spring arm to the horizontal position. Ask an extra helper to hold the spring
arm and slightly release the spring arm to the horizontal position after the
lighthead is removed. Otherwise, the spring arm may jump up suddenly and
cause personal injury.

4.7.1 Replacing V
Vertical
ertical Gimbal Joint and Horizontal Gimba
Gimball

Joint

1. Secure the spring arm


arm to the horizontal position. Remove
Remove the M3×4mm cross recessed
pan head screw fixing the sleeve.

M3×4mm cross recessed


pan head screw

Sleeve

Figure 4-66 Removing the fixing screw

2. Slide the sleeve up and remove the securing


securing segment. Then re
remove
move the lighthead.
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Securing segment

Figure 4-67 Removing the securing segment

Figure 4-68 Removing the lighthead

  Excise caution when removing the lighthead. Do not drop it down.

  Be sure to keep the removed lighthead well.

3. Use a flat-bladed
flat -bladed screwdriver to remove the end cover.
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End cover

Sealing ring
Figure 4-69 Removing the end cover

  For HyLED 760/730 series, do not forget to remove a sealing ring after
removing the end cover.

4. Use a 5
5mm
mm Allen key to remove the braking screw connecting the lighthead and the
horizontal gimbal joint. Use a pair of circlip pliers to remove the two
two circlips.

Braking screw

Circlips

Figure 4-70 Removing the circlips and braking screw

5. Remove the glass and plastic cover as instructed


instruct ed in 4.2 , 4.3 , 4.4 . Disconnect
Disconnect the
cables connected to the drive board.

6. Slightly remove the horizontal and vertical gimbal joints with the connection cables from
the lighthead.
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Figure 4-71 Removing the gimbal joints

7. As instructed in 4.5 and 4.6 , open the back cover of the control panel (touch
(touch control
panel) and disconnect the cables. Remove the front cover assembly.

8. Reinstall the control panel


panel (touch control panel) to the ne
new
w gimbal joints by following the
above instructions in reverse order. Reinstall the lighthead.

4.7.2 Replacing V
Vertical
ertical Gimbal Joint and Horizontal Gimba
Gimball

Joint (for Lighthead with Integrated Camera)

1. Secure the spring arm


arm to the horizontal position. Remove
Remove the M3×4mm cross recessed
pan head screw fixing the sleeve and the securing segment as instructed in steps 1 and
2 of 4.7.1 .

Figure 4-72 Removing the fixing screw and the securing segment

2. Disconnect the cables between the spring arm and the gimbal joint. Remove the
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lighthead.

Figure 4-73 Disconnecting the cables 

Figure 4-74 Removing the lighthead 

  Excise caution when removing the lighthead. Do not drop it down.

  Be sure to keep the removed lighthead well.

3. Replace the gimbal joint as instructed


instruct ed in 4.7.1 and then reinstall the lighthead.

4.7.3 Replacing Gi
Gimbal
mbal Joint (LCH)

1. Secure the spring arm


arm to the horizontal position. Use
Use a flat-bladed
flat- bladed screwdriv
screwdriver
er to remove
remove
the 2 fixing screws and braking screw. Remove the lighthead.
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Fixing screws

Braking screw

Figure 4-75 Removing the fixing screws and braking screw

Figure 4-76 Removing the lighthead

  Excise caution when removing the lighthead. Do not drop it down.

  Be sure to keep the removed lighthead well.

2. Remove the 2 M3×10mm cross recessed countersunk head screws fixing the end cover.
Remove the end cover.

End cover
M3×10mm cross
recessed countersunk
head screws

Figure 4-77 Removing the end cover

3. Use a 5mm Allen key to remove the braking screws and spring screw co
cover.
ver. Use a
Philips screwdriver to remove the M5×10mm cross recessed countersunk head screw.
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Braking screws

M5×10mm cross recessed


Spring screw covers
countersunk head screw
Figure 4-78 Removing the braking screw and spring screw cover

4. Remove the back cover of the control panel (touch control


control panel) and disconnect the
cables connected to the control board.

Back cover

Figure 4-79 Removing the back cover

5. Pull the disconnected cable out of the front cover assembly and then pull them out of the
rotatable control panel (touch control panel) seat. Remove the front cover assembly with
the control panel seat.

Front cover assembly with the


control panel seat

Figure 4-80 Removing the front cover assembly with the control panel seat

  For the control panel/touch control panel as Figure 4-81 and Figure 4-82
show, be sure to loosen the screws on the connector and pull out the wires
before pulling them out of the rotatable control panel seat.
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Connector

Figure 4-81 HyLED 8600/8600M/9500/9700/9500M control panel (old hardware)  

Connector

Figure 4-82 HyLED 9500/9700/9500M touch control panel (old hardware)

6. Use a pair of circlip pliers to remove the two circlips.


circli ps. Remove the gimbal
gimbal joint.

Circlips

Figure 4-83 Removing circlips

Figure 4-84 Removing the gimbal joint


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7. Reinstall the control panel (touch control panel) to the new gimbal joint by following the
above instructions in reverse order. Reinstall the lighthead.

4.7.4 Replacing Gi
Gimbal
mbal Joint for Lighthead with Integrated
Camera (LCH)

1. Secure the spring arm to the horizontal position. Remove


Remove the two fixing screws and the
braking screw as instructed in step 1 of 4.7.3 .

Fixing screws

Braking screw

Figure 4-85 Removing the fixing screws and braking screw

2. Remove the lighthead


light head in the direction as the figure below shows. Remove the end cover
and disconnect the cables. Remove the lighthead.

End cover

Disconnecting the cables

Figure 4-86 Removing the end cover and disconnecting the cables

Figure 4-87 Removing the lighthead


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  Excise caution when removing the lighthead. Do not drop it down.

  Be sure to keep the removed lighthead well.

3. Replace the gimbal joint as instructed


instruct ed in 4.7.3 and
and then reinstall it.
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4.8 Replacing Spring Arm

  When removing the lighthead from the spring arm, be sure to secure the
spring arm to the horizontal position. Ask an extra helper to hold the spring
arm and slightly release the spring arm to the horizontal position after the
lighthead is removed. Otherwise, the spring arm may jump up suddenly and
cause personal injury.

4.8.1 Replacing St
Standard/LCH
andard/LCH Spring Arm

1. Remove the lighthead


light head as instruct
instructed
ed in steps 1 and 2 of 4.7.1 or step 1 o
off 4.7.3 .

2. Remove the 4 M5×12mm hexagon


hexagon socket countersunk head screws and the 2 braking
screws fixing the spring arm and the swivel arm. Slightly pull the spring arm down.

Braking screws

M5×12mm hexagon socket


countersunk head screw

Figure 4-88 Removing the fixing screws

3. Remove the 2 M3×25mm cros


cross
s recessed small pan head screws fixing the cover, and
pull the 3-pole plug out of the spring arm.
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M3×25mm cross recessed


small pan head screws

3-pole plug Cover

Figure 4-89 Removing the screws fixing the cover

4. Reinstall the new spring arm and removed lighthead by following


foll owing the above instructi
instructions
ons
in reverse order.

4.8.2 Replacing St
Standard/LCH
andard/LCH Wired Spring Arm

1. Remove the lighthead


light head as instruct
instructed
ed in steps 1 and 2 of 4.7.2 or step
steps
s 1 and 2 of 4.7.4 .

2. Remove the 4 M5×12mm hexagon


hexagon socket countersunk head screws and the 2 braking
screws fixing the spring arm and the swivel arm. Slightly pull the spring arm down.

Braking screws

M5×12mm hexagon socket


countersunk head screw

Figure 4-90 Removing the fixing screws

3. Disconnect the cables and remove the spring arm.


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Figure 4-91 Removing the spring arm

4. Reinstall the new spring arm and removed lighthead by following


foll owing the above instructi
instructions
ons
in reverse order.

4.8.3 Replacing Bearing Seat of Spring Arm

1. Remove the lighthead and the spring arm a


as
s instructed in 4.8.1 or 4.8.2 .Use a p
pair
air of
circlip pliers to remove the circlip.

Circlip

Figure 4-92 Removing the circlip

2. Remove the washer.

Washer

Figure 4-93 Removing the washer

3. Remove the damaged bearing s


seat
eat and install the new bearing seat.

Bearing seat

Figure 4-94 Replacing the bearing seat


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4. Reinstall the spring ar


arm
m and removed lighthead by following the above instructi
instructions
ons in
reverse order.
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4.9 Replacing Swivel Arm Assembly


1. Remove the lighthead
light head and the spring arm as instructed
instruct ed in 4.8
4.8 .

2. Disconnect all the cables above the flange tube. Remove the 8 M8×20mm hexagon
hexagon
socket countersunk head screws fixing the swivel arm assembly.

M8×20mm hexagon
socket countersunk
head screw

Figure 4-95 Removing fixing screws

3. Carefully remove the swivel arm assembly.

Figure 4-96 Removing the swivel arm assembly


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  The swivel arm assembly is heavy and high installed. Do not remove it
alone. Always use extra helpers and a lift for removing and exercise caution

during the whole process.

4. Reinstall the new swivel


swiv el arm assembly, spring arm and lighthead by following the above
instructions in reverse order.
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4.10 Replacing Terminal Block/Power Module/Backup

Power Module (optional)/Video Power Module

(optional)/Video Box (optional)/Remote Control


Module (optional)
1. Disconnect the cables connected to the terminal block/power module/back
module/backup
up power
module (optional)/video power module (optional)/video box (optional)/remote control
module (optional).

2. Remove the M4×12mm cross recessed pan head combination screw fixing
fixi ng the
protective earth wire.

3. Remove the M4×12mm cross recessed pan


pan head combinati
combination
on screws fixing
fixi ng them.
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Power module/backup
power module (optional)
M4×12mm cross
recessed pan head
combination screw Protective earth wire

Remote control module


Video power module

Protective earth wire


Protective
earth wire

Video box

Terminal block

Protective earth wire

Power module/backup
power module (optional)

Figure 4-97 Removing the terminal block/power module/backup power module


(optional)/video power module (optional)/video box (optional)/remote control module

(optional)

4. Reinstall them by following the above instructions


instructi ons in reverse order.

  Please refer to B of chapter 9 for the electrical reconnection.


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4.11 Replacing Backup Battery Module

4.11.1 Replacing Charging Board

1. Remove the 4 M4×8mm cross recessed countersunk


countersu nk head screws on the battery
module.
M4×8mm cross recessed countersunk head screws

M4×8mm cross recessed


countersunk head screws
Figure 4-98 Removing the fixing screws

2. Remove the upper cover assembly and disconnect the cables connected to the
batteries.

Upper cover assembly

Figure 4-99 Removing the upper cover assembly

3. Remove the 4 M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head combination screws fixing
fixi ng the
charging board. Replace the charging board.

M3×8mm cross recessed small


pan head combination screws

Figure 4-100 Replacing the charging board


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4. Reinstall the battery module by following the above steps in re


reverse
verse order
order..

4.11.2 Replacing Battery

1. Remove the upper cover assembly as instruct


instructed
ed in steps 1 and 2 of 4.11
4.11.1
.1 .

2. Remove the 6 M5×12mm cross recessed pan head combination screws fixing the metal
bar.

M5×12mm cross recessed pan head


combination screw

Metal bar

Figure 4-101 Removing the screws fixing the metal bar

3. Remove and replace the battery.

Figure 4-102 Removing the battery

4. Reinstall the battery module by following the above steps in re


reverse
verse order
order..
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4.12 Replacing Infrared Remote Control Board


1. Remove the 3 M4×8mm cross recessed countersunk head screws fixing the column
bottom cover and then remove the cover.

M4×8mm cross recessed


countersunk head screws
Figure 4-103 Removing the cover

2. Disconnect the cable connected to the infrared remote


remote control board.

3. Remove the 4 M3×5mm


M3×5mm cross recessed pan head screws fixing
fixi ng the infrared remote
control board. Remove the control board.

M3×5mm cross recessed pan


head screws

Figure 4-104 Removing the fixing screws

4. Reinstall a new infrared remote control board by following the above instructions in
reverse order.
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4.13 Replacing
Replacin g Control Board of Carrier-arm Camera
1. Remove the M4×8mm cross recessed countersunk head
head screw at the bottom, and
slightly remove the cover with the control board.

Cover with control


board
M4×8mm cross recessed
countersunk head screw

Figure 4-105 Removing the cover with the control board

2. Disconnect all the cables connected to the control board. To disconnect the flat cable,
loosen the fixing pins and then slightly remove the cable.

Flat cable

Figure 4-106 Disconnecting the cables


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3. Remove the 3 M3×5mm cross recessed pan


pan head screws fixing
fixi ng the control board and
then remove the control board.

M3×5mm cross recessed


pan head screw

Control board

Figure 4-107 Removing the control board

4. Reinstall the new control board by following the above instructions


instructi ons in reverse order.

Micro-switch cap

Figure 4-108 Micro-switch cap

  Make sure the micro-switch caps are properly positioned before installing
the new control board.

  Be sure to reconnect the flat cable correctly and secure it in position.

Figure 4-109 Flat cable reconnection


Figure 4 109 Flat cable reconnection

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Replacement

4.14 Replacing Wall Control Board


1. Remove the two screw caps and then use a Philips screwdriv
screwdriver
er to remove the 2
M3×10mm cross recessed countersunk head screws.

M3×10mm cross
recessed countersunk
head screws

Screw caps

Figure 4-110 Removing the fixing screws

2. Slide the front cover downwards and then remove it.

Front cover

Figure 4-111 Removing the front cover

3. Disconnect
Disconnect all the wall
wall control cables.
cables. Use
Use a Philips
Philips screwdriver
screwdriver to remove
remove the 5
M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head screws with washers fixing the camera keypad,
and then remove the keypad.
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Replacement

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head screw with
washer

Camera keypad

Figure 4-112 Removing the camera keypad

4. Use a Philips screwdriver


screwdriv er to re
remove
move the 2 M3×8mm cross recessed s
small
mall pan head
screws with washers fixing the main control board, and then remove the board. Remove
the other two control boards in the same way.

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head screw with
washer

Main control board

Figure 4-113 Removing main control board

5. Use a socket wrench to remove the 2 M3×10+8-8 stud screws and then use a Philips
screwdriver to remove the M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head screw with washer
fixing the lighthead keypad, and then remove the keypad. Remove the other two
keypads in the same way.
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Replacement

M3×8mm cross recessed


small pan head screw with
washer

M3×10+8-8 stud screws

Lighthead keypad

Figure 4-114 Removing the lighthead keypad

6. Reinstall the wall control boards by following


foll owing the above instructions
instruct ions in reverse order.
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Replacement

4.15 Replacing Batteries of Mobile Surgical Light

  When removing the lighthead from the spring arm, be sure to secure the
spring arm to the horizontal position. Ask an extra helper to hold the spring
arm and slightly release the spring arm to the horizontal position after the
lighthead is removed. Otherwise, the spring arm may jump up suddenly and
cause personal injury.

4.15.1 Replacing Battery

1. Secure the spring arm to the horizontal position and remove the lighthead.

2. Disconnect the power cable connectors.

Connectors

Figure 4-115 Disconnecting power cable connectors

3. Remove the 6 M4×8mm cross recessed countersunk head screws fixing the front cover.
cover.
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Replacement

Front cover

M4×8mm cross recessed


countersunk head screw

Figure 4-116 Removing the screws fixing the front cover

4. Pull out the front cover slightly. Remove the M4


M4×6mm
×6mm cross recessed combination
screw fixing the earth wire. Disconnect all the red and black battery wires. Remove the
front cover.

M4×6mm cross recessed pan


head combination screw

Figure 4-117 Removing the front cover

5. Remove the 3 M5×10mm cross recessed countersunk head screws fixing the battery
assembly to the back cover. Remove the battery assembly.
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Replacement

Back cover

M5×10mm cross recessed


countersunk head screws
Figure 4-118 Removing the battery assembly

6. Remove the M5×12mm cross recessed pan


pan head
head combi
combination
nation screw fixing the metal bar
bar..
Remove the metal bar and replace the battery or batteries.

M5×12mm cross recessed pan


head combination screw

Metal bar

Figure 4-119 Removing the metal bar

Figure 4-120 Removing the battery

7. Reinstall the power module by following the above instructions


instructi ons in reverse order.

4.15.2 Replacing Power Board

1. Follow the steps as instructed


instruct ed in 4.15.1 to remove the front cover.
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Replacement

Figure 4-121 Removing the front cover

2. Remove the 4 M3×8mm cross recessed small pan head combination


combinati on screws fixing
fixi ng the
power board and replace it with a new one.

M3×8mm cross recessed small pan


head combination screws

Power board

Figure 4-122 Replacing the power board

3. Reinstall the power module by following the above instructions


instructi ons in reverse order.
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5 Calibration

5.1 Control Panel Calibration

5.1.1 Lighthead T
Type
ype and Software Illuminance Level

Calibration (HyLED 8600/8600M/9500/9700/9500M Lightheads)

  If the maximum illumination of the lighthead is lower or higher than the


desired illumination, the software illuminance level can be adjusted.

1. The control panels of the HyLED 8600/8600M, 9500/9500M and 9700 lightheads are
shown in the figures below.

MIS lighting

Power switch Illuminance up

Illuminance down Illuminance indicator


i ndicator

Figure 5-1 HyLED 8600/8600M/9500/9500M control panel


5-1

Calibration

 AICS/MIS
lighting

Power switch Illuminance up

Illuminance down Illuminance indicator

Figure 5-2 HyLED 9700 control panel

2. Press the “Power switch” button to turn on the lighthead. Press the “Illuminanc
“Illuminancee down”
and “MIS Lighting” (“AICS/MIS lighting” button for HyLED 9700 lighthead) buttons

together and hold for more than 5 seconds to enter the calibration mode. The
illuminance indicator is defined and numbered as the figure below shows.

Lighthead LED illuminance


type level

Figure 5-3 Calibration screen

3. Press the “Illuminance


“Ill uminance down” button to define the lighthead type.

  The lighthead is recognized as the HyLED 9500/9500M when the first


fir st indicator is
on.
  The lighthead is recognized as the HyLED 9700 when the second indic
indicator
ator is on.
  The lighthead is recognized as the HyLED 8600/8600M w
when
hen the third indicator is
on.
Figure 5-4 HyLED 9500/9500M lighthead

5-2

Calibration

Figure 5-5 HyLED 9700 lighthead

Figure 5-6 HyLED 8600/8600M lighthead

4. Press the “Illuminance up” button to select the software illuminance level. The h
higher
igher the
level is, the higher the lighthead illuminance is.

The first level

The second level

The third level

The fourth level

The fifth level


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Calibration

The sixth level

The seventh level

Figure 5-7 Software illuminance level

5. Press the “MIS lighting” or “AICS/MIS lighting” (for HyL


HyLED
ED 9700 lighthead) button to quit
the calibration mode.

6. Shut off the mains supply.

7. Switch on the mains supply and turn on the lighthead.


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Calibration

5.1.2 Lighthead Type and Software Illuminance Level

Calibration (HyLED 730/730M/760/760M Lightheads)

  If the maximum illumination of the lighthead is lower or higher than the


desired illumination, the software illuminance level can be adjusted.

1. The control panel of the HyLED 730/730M/760/760M lightheads is shown in the figure
figur e
below.

MIS lighting

Illuminance indicator

Power switch

Illuminance down Illuminance up

Figure 5-8 HyLED 730/730M/760/760M control panel

2. Press the “Power switch” button to turn on the lighthead. Press the “Illuminanc
“Illuminancee down”
and “MIS lighting” buttons together and hold for more than 5 seconds to enter the
calibration mode. The illuminance indicator is defined and numbered as the figure below
shows.

Lighthead LED illuminance


type level

Figure 5-9 Calibration screen


3. Press the “Illuminance
“Ill uminance down” button to define the lighthead type.

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Calibration

  The lighthead is recognized as the HyLED 730/730M when the first indicator is on.
  The lighthead
light head is recognized as the HyLED 760/760M when the second
second indicator is
on.

Figure 5-10 HyLED 730/730M lighthead

Figure 5-11 HyLED 760/760M lighthead

4. Press the “Illuminance up” button to select the software illuminance level. The h
higher
igher the
level is, the higher the lighthead illuminance is.

The first level

The second level

The third level

The fourth level

The fifth level


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Calibration

The sixth level

The seventh level

Figure 5-12 Software illuminance level

5. Press the “MIS lighting”


lighti ng” button to quit the calibration
calibrati on mode.

6. Shut off the mains supply.

7. Switch on the mains supply and turn on the lighthead.


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Calibration

5.1.3 Lighthead Type and Software Illuminance Level

Calibration (HyLED 8600 New Lightheads)

  If the maximum illumination of the lighthead is lower or higher than the


desired illumination, the software illuminance level can be adjusted.

1. The control panel of the HyLED 8600 (new)


(new) lighthead is shown
shown in the figure below.

Color
Integrated camera
temperature
adjustment

MIS lighting

Illuminance indicator
i ndicator

Power switch Full illuminance

Illuminance down Illuminance up

Figure 5-13 HyLED 8600 new control panel

2. Press the “Power switch” button to turn on the lighthead.

3. Press the “Illuminance down”


down” and “MIS lighting” buttons together and hold for more than
5 seconds to enter the calibration mode. The illuminance indicator is defined and
numbered as the figure below shows.
5-8

Calibration

Color temperature 
1 10
Lighthead type  LED illuminance level

Figure 5-14 Calibration screen

4. Press the “Illuminance


“Illumi nance down” button to define the lighthead type. The lighthead
light head is
recognized as the HyLED 8600 (New) when the first indicator is on.

Figure 5-15 HyLED 8600 (New) lighthead

5. Press the “Illuminance up” button to select the software illuminance level. The h
higher
igher the
level is, the higher the lighthead illuminance is.

The first level

The second level

The third level

The fourth level


5-9

Calibration

The fifth level

The sixth level

The seventh level

Figure 5-16 Software illuminance level

6. Press the “Full Illuminance” button to choose the color temperat


temperature
ure adjustment function.
If the light is on, it means the color temperature function is activated. If off, it means the
function is not activated.
7. Press the “MIS lighting”
lighti ng” button to quit the calibration
calibrati on mode.

8. Shut off the mains supply.

9. Switch on the mains supply and turn on the lighthead.


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Calibration

5.1.4 Camera Type


Type Calibration (HyLED 8
8600
600 New)

  If the camera system does not match the display, calibrate the camera as
instructed below.

1. Press the “Power switch” button to turn on the lighthead.

2. Press the “Illuminance


“Illum inance up” and “MIS lighting” buttons together and hold for more than 5
seconds to enter the calibration mode. The illuminance indicator is defined and
numbered as the figure below shows.

Integrated/Carrier-arm camera 

1 10
Camera type  Camera property 

Figure 5-17 Calibration screen

3. Press the “Illuminance


“Ill uminance down” button to define the camera type.

Camera type Light Status

HD CCD

SD CCD
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Calibration

4. Press the “Illuminance up” button to define the HD CCD Property.

HD CCD Property Light Status

CCD_HD_ATTR_1080_60HZ

CCD_HD_ATTR_720_60HZ

CCD_HD_ATTR_1080_50HZ

CCD_HD_ATTR_720_50HZ

5. Press the “MIS lighting”


lighti ng” button to quit the calibration
calibrati on mode.

6. Shut off the mains supply.

7. Switch on the mains supply and turn on the lighthead.


light head.
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Calibration

5.2 Touch Screen Calibration

  If the button fails to work when pressing, calibrate the touch screen as
instructed below.

1. Power off the surgical light. Recover the mains supply and immediately
immediat ely press
press anywhere
of the touch screen and hold and then move your finger to the center of the crosshair
until the crosshair appears on the top left corner of the screen as the figure below shows.

Figure 5-18 Crosshair appearing on the top left corner

2. Touch the center of the crosshair that appears on the top right corner of the screen.

Figure 5-19 Crosshair appearing on the top right corner

3. Touch the center of the crosshair that appears on the bottom right corner of
of the screen.
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Calibration

Figure 5-20 Crosshair appearing on the bottom right corner

4. Touch the center of the crosshair that appears on the bottom left corner of
of the screen.

Figure 5-21 Crosshair appearing on the bottom left corner

5. Touch the center of the crosshair that appears in the central area of the screen to
complete the calibration.

Figure 5-22 Crosshair appearing in the central area


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Calibration

5.3 Touch Control Panel Calibration (New Hardware)

5.3.1 Camera T
Type
ype Calibration (HyLED 730/760/9500/9700)

  If the camera system does not match the display, calibrate the camera as
instructed below.

1. Power on the surgical light and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the “Advanced Functions” button.

Power Switch  Advance Functions


Functions

Figure 5-23 Touch control panel

2. Press the “Service


“Servic e Settings” button.

Service Settings

Figure 5-24 Service settings


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Calibration

3. Enter the password “666666”.

Figure 5-25 Entering the password

  Th e “ ” delete key can be used if the entered password is wrong.

4. Sel
Select
ect the camer
camera
a type
type and
and pre
press
ss the “ ” butto
button.
n.

Figure 5-26 Selecting the camera type


5-16

Calibration

5. Press “ ” to sav e the configuration.

Figure 5-27 Saving the configuration

5.3.2 Lighthead Number and Light System Number

Calibration (HyLED 730/760//9500/9700)

  For HyLED 9500/HyLED 9700 series surgical lights configured with the
SYNC function, follow the steps below to calibrate the lighthead number and
light system number.

  If the lightheads need to be remotely controlled, please refer to 错误!未找到


引用源。to select the light system number and lighthead number.

1. Power on the surgical light and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the “Advanced Functions” button.

A05
Encienda la lámpara quirúrgica presione el
botón "Encender" para encender el "
Interruptor de encendido" para encender el
cabezal de la luz, luego Presione el botón "
Funciones avanzadas

 Advance Functions
Functions
Figure 5-28 Touch control panel

5-17

Calibration

2. Press the “Service


“Servic e Settings” button.

Service Settings

Figure 5-29 Advanced functions

3. Enter the password “666666”.

Figure 5-30 Entering the password

4. Press “Next”.
Figure 5-31 Pressing “Next”

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Calibration

5. Select the lighthead number according to the mark on the swivel arm. The default light

system number is “ ”. Press the “ ” button.

Selecting lighthead number

Selecting light system number

Figure 5-32 Selecting lighthead number and light system number

6. Press “ ” to sav e the configuration.

Figure 5-33 Saving the configuration

5.3.3 Software Illu


Illuminance
minance Level Calibration (HyLED

730/730M/760/760M /9500/9700/9500M)

  If the maximum illumination of the lighthead is lower or higher than the


desired illumination, the software illuminance level can be adjusted.
1. Power on the surgical light and
and press the Power Switch to turn on the lighthead. Press
the “Advanced Functions” button.

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Calibration

 Advanced
Power switch
Functions

Figure 5-34 Entering the “Advanced functions”

2. Press the “Service


“Servic e Settings” button to access a password-protected screen. Enter the

password “666666” and then press .

Service Settings

Figure 5-35 Pressing the “Service Settings”

666666

Figure 5-36 Entering the password

3. Press “Next”.
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Calibration

Figure 5-37 Pressing “Next” 

4. Press “Next”.

Figure 5-38 Pressing “Next” 

5. Pre
Press
ss “ ” or “ ” to decre
decreas
ase
e or incre
increas
ase
e the softw
software
are illu
illumin
minan
ance
ce level
level and
and a dia
dialog
log
box will pop out prompting you that improper illuminance setting may cause patient burn.
Cl
Clic
ick
k“ ” to co
cont
ntin
inue
ue to sel
selec
ectt the
the sof
softw
twar
are
e il
illu
lumin
minan
ance
ce leve
level.
l.

Figure 5-39 Selecting the software illuminance level


5-21

Calibration

Figure 5-40 Dialog box 

6. Cl
Clic
ick
k“ ” to sa
save
ve the
the co
con
nfigur
figura
ation.
tion.

Figure 5-41 Saving the configuration 


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Calibration

5.4 Touch Control Panel Calibration (New User

Interface)

5.4.1 Camera Type Calibration

  If the camera system does not match the display, calibrate the camera as
instructed below.

1. Power on the surgical light and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the "Setting control” button.

Service Settings

Setting control
c ontrol

Figure 5-42 Setting control

2. Press the “Service Settings” button and enter the password


password “666666”
“666666” to access the
service setting interface.
i nterface.

3. Select the camera type.


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Calibration

Figure 5-43 Selecting the camera type

4. Press " " for


for three time
mes
s and press “ ” to sav e the configuration.

Figure 5-44 Saving the configuration

5.4.2 Lighthead Number and Light System Number

Calibration

  For HyLED 9500/HyLED 9700/HyLED 8600 (New) series surgical lights


configured with the SYNC function, follow the steps below to calibrate the
lighthead number and light system number.

  If the lightheads need to be remotely controlled, please refer to 错误!未找到


引用源。to select the light system number and lighthead number.

1. Power on the surgical light and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the "Setting control” button.
the Setting control button.

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Calibration

Service Settings

Setting control
c ontrol

Figure 5-45 Setting control

2. Press the “Service Settings” button and enter the password


password “666666”
“666666” to access the
service setting interface.
i nterface.

3. Press the " " button.

Figure 5-46 Pressing “ ”

4. Select the lighthead number and light system number according to the mark on the
swivel arm.
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Calibration

Selecting light
system number
Selecting lighthead
li ghthead
number

Figure 5-47 Selecting lighthead number and light system number

5. Press the " " button.

Figure 5-48 Pressing “ ”

6. Press “ ” to save the config


figuration
ion.
Figure 5-49 Saving the configuration

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Calibration

5.4.3 Software Illuminance Level Calibration

  If the maximum illumination of the lighthead is lower or higher than the


desired illumination, the software illuminance level can be adjusted.

1. Power on the surgical light and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the "Setting control” button.

Service Settings

Setting control

Figure 5-50 Setting control

2. Press the “Service Settings” button and enter the password


password “666666”
“666666” to access the
service setting interface.
i nterface.

3. Press the " " button.

Figure 5-51 Pressing “ ”


5-27

Calibration

4. Press the " " button.

Figure 5-52 Pressing “ ”

5. Pres
Press
s“ ” or “ ” to de
decr
crea
ease
se or in
incr
crea
ease
se the
the softw
softwar
are
e illu
illumin
minan
ance
ce leve
level.
l. An
And
d then
then

press
press " "b
butt
utton
on.. The hig
highe
herr the level
level is, the high
higher
er the lighth
lighthea
ead
d ilillu
lumin
minan
ance
ce is.

Figure 5-53 Selecting the software illuminance level

6. Press “ ” to save the config


figuration
ion.
5-28

Calibration

Figure 5-54 Saving the configuration


5-29

Calibration

5.5 Carrier-arm Camera Calibration

2 3 4

5 6 7

8 9 10

11 13 12

Figure 5-55 Control panel

1 Press and hold buttons “3” and “11” for more than 5s to calibrate the ca
camera
mera to
“1080i/50”.
2 Press and hold buttons “3” and “12” for more than 5s to calibrate the camera to
“1080i/60”.
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6 Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1 LED Unit Layout and Wiring

  All the LEDs marked with the same number shall be connected together.

  Be sure to tidy all the connection wires. Make sure the wires do not squeeze
the surface of the lens.

6.1.1 HyLED 9500/9500M LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-1 HyLED 9500/9500M LED layout and wiring


6-1

Lighthead Internal Wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (001162)

Medium connection wire (001163)) 

6.1.2 HyLED 9700 LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-2 HyLED 9700 LED layout and wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (001162)

Medium connection wire (001163)


Long connection wire (001164)

6-2

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.3 HyLED 9500/9500M LED Unit Layout and Wiring (Colo


(Colorr

Temperature Adjustment) (Old Hardware)

Figure 6-3 HyLED 9500/9500M LED layout and wiring (with color temperature
adjustment)

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (001162)

Medium connection wire (001163)


6-3

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.4 HyLED 9700 LED Unit Layout and Wiring (Color

Temperature Adjustment) (Old Hardware)

Figure 6-4 HyLED 9700 LED layout and wiring (with color temperature adjustment)

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (001162)

Medium connection wire (001163)


6-4

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.5 HyLED 9500/9500M LED Unit Layout and Wiring (Colo


(Colorr

Temperature Adjustment) (New Hardware)

Figure 6-5 HyLED 9500 LED layout and wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (003562)

Medium connection wire (003563)

Long connection wire (003564)


6-5

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.6 HyLED 9700 LED Unit Layout and Wiring (Color

Temperature Adjustment) (New Hardware)

Figure 6-6 HyLED 9700 LED layout and wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (003562)

Medium connection wire (003563)

Long connection wire (003564)


6-6

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.7 HyLED 8600 LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-7 HyLED 8600 LED layout and wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (001162)

Medium connection wire (001163)


6-7

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.8 HyLED 8600 (New) LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-8 HyLED 8600 (New) LED layout and wiring

Short wire (001165)

Short connection wire (003562)

Medium connection wire (003563)

Long connection wire (003564)


6-8

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.9 HyLED 730/730M LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-9 HyLED 730/730M LED layout and wiring

Short wires (001165)

Short connection wires (001162)

Long connection wires (001164)

Connection wire between LED


unit and drive board
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Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.1.10 HyLED 760/760M LED Unit Layout and Wiring

Figure 6-10 HyLED 760/760M LED layout and wiring

Short wires (001165)

Short connection wires (001162)

Long connection wires (001164)

Connection wire between LED


unit and drive board
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Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.2 LED Drive Board Wiring

6.2.1 HyLED 9500/9700/9500M Drive Board Wiring (Old

Hardware)

1. Connect the 4 8-pin cable connectors respectively to the nearby p


ports
orts marked LED_A,
LED_B, LED_C, LED_D.

Figure 6-11 Connecting the 8-pin cable

2. Connect the 3-pin cable connectors (for H


HyLED
yLED 9700) from the LED_A side to the port
marked SNR_A, the connector from LED_B side to the port marked SNR_B, the
connector from LED_C side to the port marked SNR_C and the connector from LED_D
side to the port marked SNR_D.
Figure 6-12 Connecting the 3-pin cable

6-11

Lighthead Internal Wiring

3. Connect other cable connectors as the fi


figures
gures below show.

Figure 6-13 Connecting other cables


6-12

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.2.2 HyLED 9500/9700/9500M Drive Board Wiring ((New


New

Hardware)

1. Connect the 6 8-pin cable connectors respectively to the nearby p


ports
orts marked LED_A,
LED_B, LED_C, LED_D, LED_AD, LED_BC (For a lighthead with light field adjustment
and without color temperature adjustment, LED_AD and LED_BC ports are not
connected with the 8-pin cable connectors.).

2. Connect the 3-pin cable connectors (for H


HyLED
yLED 9700) from the LED_A side to the port
marked SNR_A, the connector from LED_B side to the port marked SNR_B, the
connector from LED_C side to the port marked SNR_C and the connector from LED_D
side to the port marked SNR_D.

3. Connect other cable connectors as the fi


figures
gures below show.

Figure 6-14 Connecting drive board cables

6.2.3 HyLED 8600/8600M Drive Board Wi


Wiring
ring

1. Connect the 3 8-pin cable connectors respectively to the nearby p


ports
orts marked LED_B,
LED_C, LED_D.

  LED_A is for HyLED 9500/9700/9500M series.


6-13

Lighthead Internal Wiring

Figure 6-15 Connecting the 8-pin cable connector

2. Connect other cable connectors as the fi


figures
gures below show.
Figure 6-16 Connecting other cables

6-14

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.2.4 HyLED 8600 (New) Drive Board Wiring

1. Connect the 3 8-pin cable connectors respectively to the nearby p


ports
orts marked LED_B,
LED_C, LED_D.

  LED_A is for HyLED 9500/9700/9500M series.

Figure 6-17 Connecting the 8-pin cable connector

2. Connect other cable connectors as the fi


figures
gures below show.
Figure 6-18 Connecting other cables

6-15

Lighthead Internal Wiring

6.2.5 HyLED 730/730M/760/760M Drive B


Board
oard Wiring

1. Connect the 2 8-pin cable connectors respectiv


respectiv ely to the nearby ports.

2. Connect other cable connectors.

Figure 6-19 Connecting drive board cables


6-16

7 Troubleshooting

 

  Device servicing is to be performed by personnel authorized by Nanjing


Mindray only. Unauthorized device servicing may result in personal injury
and/or damage to the device or other property.

  Device servicing should be strictly based on technical data supplied by


Nanjing Mindray. If you are in need of more technical data, contact the
customer service department authorized by Nanjing Mindray.

7.1 Electrical Schematic Diagram

Power
LIN communication
SPI commun
communication
ication

Terminal
block

Power

module

Control
board

Drive board

LED unit
Figure 7-1 Electrical schematic diagram

7-1

Troubleshooting

7.2 Common Errors

7.2.1 Lighthead Off and Abnormal Lighting


1. Root cause: the power return circui
circuitt breaks down.

2. Main cause: terminal block, power


power module, connector between power
power module and
control board, control board, drive board

3. Solution:

1) Check if the control panel works normally.

2) Check if the connection


connecti on cables in the gimbal joint and the s
spring
pring arm are damaged.
damaged.

3) Check if the terminal block is broken.

4) Check if the power module is broken.

5) Check if the 3-pole connector between the swiv


swivel
el arm a
and
nd the spring arm is broken.

6) Check if the connection


connecti on between the drive board and th
the
e control board is broken.

7) Check if the drive board breaks down.

8) Check if the connections


connecti ons between LED u
units
nits are disconnected or break dow
down.
n.

4. Repair methods:

1) If the lighthead is off,

a) Test the voltage on the control board to judge which c


circuit
ircuit (Upper circuit: from
the power module to the control board. Lower circuit: from the control board to
the lighthead) breaks down.
  If the input voltage is abnormal, it means the upper circuit is broken.
  If the input voltage is normal and the output voltage is abnormal, it means
the control board breaks down.
  If the input and output voltage is normal,
normal, it mea
means
ns the lighthead breaks
down.

The input voltage is


equal to the output
voltage.

Input voltage:
HyLED 9700: 22-24V
HyLED 9500: 16-26V Output voltage: 5V
HyLED 760/730: 16-26V
Figure 7-2 Control board

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The input voltage is


equal to the output
voltage.

Input voltage:
HyLED 9700: 22-24V
HyLED 9500: 16-26V
HyLED 760/730: 16-26V

Figure 7-3 Control board

b) If the upper circuit breaks dow


down,
n, check if the connections in the sw
swivel
ivel arm and
the spring arm are broken.
  Check the connections in the spring ar
arm:
m: Re
Remove
move the end cover o
off the
vertical gimbal joint. Visually check and slightly drag the 3-pole connector
to see if the connections are broken.
  Check the connections in the swivel arm: Remove the end cover o
off the
swivel arm and check if the connections are broken.

Check the connections in the spring arm.

Check the connections in the swivel arm.

Figure 7-4 Checking connections

c) If the connections in the swivel arm and the s


spring
pring arm are w
well,
ell, test the output
voltage of the terminal block (90-240V).
  If the voltage is 0, the fuse modu
module
le may be broken.
broken. R
Replace
eplace the broken
fuse module as instructed in 4.10 .
  If the voltage is normal, check the power module.
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Figure 7-5 Testing output voltage of the terminal block

 

  The output voltage of the terminal block is high. Excise caution when
testing.

d) Check the output voltage of


of the power module.
  Shut off
off the mains supp
supply
ly and remove the connector as the figure below
shows. Recover the mains supply and test the voltage of the pins on the
board for red and black wire. Normally, the voltage is 23-26V.
  If the output voltage of the pow
power
er module
module is abnormal, it means the power
power
module is broken. Replace the broken power module as instructed in
4.10 .

Connector

Figure 7-6 Removing the connector

e) If the output
output voltag
voltage
e of the powe
powerr module is norma
normal,
l, use a multimeter to test if
the 3-pole connector in the swivel arm is broken. Shut off the mains supply and
remove the connector as the figure below shows. Pull the 3-pole connector out
of the swivel arm. Use a multimeter to test if the red wire, black wire and yellow
wire is respectively shorted or if there is a short circuit among them.
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Connector

Figure 7-7 Removing the connector

3-pole connector

Figure 7-8 Pulling the 3-pole connector out

Outside

Middle side

Inner side

Figure 7-9 3-pole connector

  Broken circuit test: use


use the omh band of
of a multimeter to test if the
following two ends can be conducted (Resistance<1Ω). If not, the wires
are broken.

  Black w
wire
ire and the outside of the 3-pole connector
  Yellow wire and the middle side
  Red wire and the inner side
  Short circuit
circuit tes
test:
t: use the o
omh
mh band of a multimeter to test
test if the following
two ends are conducted. Normally, the resistance is more than 10Ω if the
two ends are not conduced. If conducted, the wires are shorted.
  Black wire and the middle side, black wire
wire and the inner side
side
  Yellow w
wire
ire and the outside, yellow wire and the inner side
side
  Red wire and the outs
outside
ide side, red wire and the middle side
side
  Buzzer band can be used for easy short or broken circuits test. If the buzzer
sounds, it means conductivity. If not, there may be short or broken circuits.

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  Replace the swivel arm assembly if the cables in the central axis are broken.

f) If the lower circuit breaks down, first check if the cables


cables are broken or the
connections are well.
  Test the input voltage (24V and 5V) o
off the drive board. If the voltage is
normal, it means the drive board is broken. Replace the drive board as
instructed in 4.2.6 ,4.3.5 ,4.4.5 .
  If the input
input voltage is abnormal,
abnormal, the connections betwe
between
en the control
board and the drive board may be broken. Replace the gimbal joint as
instructed in 4.7 .

Input voltage:
16-26V

Figure 7-10 Drive board (HyLED 9500/9700)

Input voltage:
16-26V

Figure 7-11 Drive board (HyLED 730/760)  

Input voltage 1 Input voltage 2


(16-26V) (5V)
Figure 7-12 Drive board (HyLED 8600/9500/9700 old hardware)  

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7.2.2 Broken LEDs

Input voltage of LED units (of the same number):1-22V

Figure 7-13 Input voltage of LED unit

1. Single LED cannot be lit: The LED breaks down. Replace the broken LED unit as
instructed in 4.2.5 , 4.3.4 , 4.4.4 .

2. A string of LEDs cannot be lit: The drive board breaks down or the broken LEDs cause
the breakdown of the return circuit. Use a multimeter to test the input voltage between
the black and white wires of the same connector. Normally, the voltage is 1-22V. If
abnormal, the drive board may be broken. Replace the broken drive board. If normal,
use the multimeter to test the voltage between the black and white wires until the broken
LED is found.

7.2.3 LIN Commun


Communication
ication Error
Follow the steps below to check the error.

1. Test the signal input voltage (between the yellow wire and the black w
wire).
ire). Normally, the
voltage is between 0-12V. If normal, the control board or the power module may break
down. Replace the control board or the power module as instructed in 4.5 ,4.6 or 4.10 .

Voltage between
the yellow and
black wire: 0-12V
Figure 7-14 Testing the signal Input voltage

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2. If the signal
signal input
input voltage is abnormal,
abnormal, the upper communication circuit may break dow
down.
n.
Check if the connections in the swivel arm and the spring arm are broken.

  Check the connections in the spring arm: Re


Remove
move the end co
cover
ver of the vertical
gimbal joint. Visually check and slightly drag the 3-pole connector to see if the
connections are broken.
  Check the connections
connecti ons in the swivel arm: Remove the end cover of the swiv
swivel
el arm
and check if the connections are broken.

Check the connections in the spring arm.

Check the connections in the swivel arm.

Figure 7-15 Connections in the spring arm and swivel arm

3. If the connections in the swivel arm and the spring arm are well, the power module may
break down.

  Shut off the mains supply and remove the connector as the figure below shows.
Recover the mains supply and test the voltage of the pins on the board for yellow

and black wire. Normally, the voltage is 0-12V.


  If the output voltage of the power module is abnormal, the power module is broken.
Replace the broken power module. If normal, follow the next step to check.

Connector

Figure 7-16 Power module


4. If the output voltage of the power module is normal, use a multim
multimeter
eter to test if the 3-pole
connector between the swivel arm and the spring arm is broken. Shut off the mains
supply and remove the connector as the figure below shows. Pull the 3-pole connector

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out of the swivel arm. Use a multimeter to test if the red wire, black wire and yellow wire
is respectively shorted or if there is a short circuit among them.

Connector

Figure 7-17 Removing the connector

Figure 7-18 Pulling the 3-pole connector out

Outside

Middle side

Inner side

Figure 7-19 3-pole connector

a) Broken circuit test: use the omh band of a multimeter to test if the following two
ends can be conducted (Resistance<1Ω). If not, the wires are broken.
  Black wire
wire and the outside of the 3-pole connector
  Yellow wire and the middle side
  Red wire and the inner side
b) Short circuit test: use the omh band o
off a multimeter
multim eter to test if the following two
ends are conducted. Normally, the resistance is more than 10Ω if the two ends
are not conduced. If conducted, the wires are shorted.
  Black wire and the middle side, black wire
wire and the inner side
  Yellow wire
wire and
and the outside, yellow wire and the inner side
side
  Red wire and the outside side, red wire and the middle side
  Buzzer band can be used for easy short and broken circuits test. If the
buzzer sounds, it means conductivity. If not, there may be short or broken

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circuits.

  Replace the swivel arm assembly if the cables in the central axis are broken.

7.2.4 Alarm of Control Panel/T


Panel/Touch
ouch Control Panel

The indicators on the control board and touch control board are shown in the figure below.

Full illuminance indicator


i ndicator

MIS lighting
indicator

Status Indicator Illuminance indicator


i ndicator

Figure 7-20 HyLED 8600/9500 control panel

Full illuminance indicator

MIS lighting
indicator

 AICS Indicator

Illuminance indicator
i ndicator
Status Indicator

Figure 7-21 HyLED 9700 control panel


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 AC indicator
MIS lighting
Battery indicator indicator

Full illuminance
indicator

Illuminance indicator
i ndicator

Figure 7-22 HyLED 730/760 control panel

Error indicator Battery indicator

Figure 7-23 HyLED 730/760/9500/9700 touch control panel

Control Control
Touch
panel panel-Illumi Lighthead
control Error type  Solution 
-Status nance status 
panel 
indicator   indicator  
LIN
communication
error: The
Orange illuminance Solve the error as
Normal
/ and Normal adjustment is instructed in
working
flashing normal, but the 7.2.3 .
wall control and
remote control do
not function.
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Check if the
connections
between the
control board and
SPI the drive board

communication are well. If well,


error: The replace the
Red and Unstable lighthead cannot control board
/ Flashing
flashing working be turned on or and/or the drive
the illuminance board. If the error
cannot be cannot be solved,
adjusted. the connections
inside the gimbal
 joint may be
broken. Replace
the gimbal joint.
Solve the error as
Red and Normal
/ flashing Normal working The voltage is low. instructed in
7.2.1 .
LIN
communication
error: The
illuminance Solve the error as
Normal
/ / adjustment is instructed in
working
normal, but the 7.2.3 .
wall control and
remote control do
not function.
Check if the
connections
between the
control board and
SPI the drive board
communication are well. If well,
error: The replace the
Unstable lighthead cannot control board
/ /
working be turned on or and/or the drive
the illuminance board. If the error
cannot be cannot be solved,
adjusted. the connections
inside the gimbal
 joint may be
broken. Replace
the lighthead.

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Green
and
flashing
The lighthead is
(status Normal
Normal working on the Normal.
indicator); working
backup batteries.
Green
(battery
indicator)

7.2.5 Video System Error

7.2.5.1No Image
1. Root cause: the video power or the video cables
cables b
break
reak down.
down.

2. Common error location: cables, power module ((video


video power
power module), video box

3. Solution:

1) Check if the camera functions normally:


normally:

a) Check if the power


power cable of the camera and the connections on the video box
are normal.
b) Press the “Zoom in” or “Zoom o
out”
ut” on the control p
panel
anel to check if the camera
lens moves.

2) If the camera moves, the video cables may be broken. Test if the video in and video
out cables connected to the video box are shorted or broken.

a) Remove the camera or the lighthead with an integrated camera and check if
the connectors are broken.
b) Remove the spring arm
arm and check if the cable connections are broken.
c) Check if the cables connected to the video box are broken.

3) If the camera does not move, check if the output


output voltage
voltage of the power
power module or the
video power module is normal. For all the video boxes, the voltage between the red
and black wire of the connector as the figure below shows is 24V. To test the
voltage,

a) Shut off the mains supply and remove the connector.


b) Recover the mains supply
supply and test the voltage between the red and black wire.
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Connector

Figure 7-24 Connector

4) If the cables are well, the video box may breaks down.
down. Replace the video bo
box
x as
instructed in 4.10 .

7.2.5.2Noise/Interference

1. Root cause: The return circuit resistance of


of the video signal is abnormal.

2. Common error locations: poorly welded wires, cable connecti


connections
ons or earth connection,
interference between the light source frequency and the camera frequency

3. Solution:

1) Check if the wires


wires are poorly welded
welded or the connectors are poorly connected.

a) Remove the camera or the lighthead with an integrated camera and check
visually if the connectors are broken or contact poorly.
b) Remove the spring arm and check if the connections are broken or contact
poorly.
c) Check if the cables connected to the video box are broken.
2) Check if the earth connections are well: Make sure the
the earth connections
connecti ons for the
power module, video power module, video box, and the display and terminal blocks
are well connected and conducted.

3) Check if the
the light source frequency
frequency interferes with that of
of the camera:
camera: If the light
source frequency is not multiple of the default frequency of the camera (50Hz), the
camera image may flash or the ripple may occur. Do not direct other light sources
except Mindray’s lightheads towards the camera.
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8 Communication Protocol

8.1 General

The surgical light system provides three communication ports: RS232, RS485 and Olympus
communication ports.
The remote control module and the touch control panel shall be configured if the remote
control function is chosen.
8-1

Communication Protocol

8.2 Selecting Communication Protocol

8.2.1 Old User Interface of To


Touch
uch Control Panel

1. Power on the surgical light and


and press the “Power Switch” to turn on the lighthead. Press
the “Advanced Functions” button.

Power switch  Advanced

Functions

Figure 8-1 Entering the “Advanced functions”

2. Press the “Service


“Servic e Settings” button to access a password-protected screen. Enter the

password “666666” and then press “ ”.

Service Settings

Figure 8-2 Service Settings


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Communication Protocol

666666

Figure 8-3 Entering the password

  Use the “ ” key to clear the wrong password.

3. Press “Next”.

Figure 8-4 Pressing “Next”

4. Press “Next”.
Figure 8-5 Pressing “Next” 

8-3

Communication Protocol

5. Select
Select the commun
communicatio
ication
n pro
protocol
tocol and click “ ” to sa
save
ve the configura
configuration
tion..

Figure 8-6 Selecting the communication port

Figure 8-7 Saving the configuration


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Communication Protocol

8.2.2 New User Interface of To


Touch
uch Control Panel

Follow the steps as instructed in 5.4 to enter the screen as the figure below shows. Select the

type
type of
of the
the commu
commun
nica
icati
tion
on prot
protoc
oco
ol an
and
d clic
click
k“ ” to sa
save th
the
e co
con
nfigur
figurat
atio
ion.
n.

Figure 8-8 Selecting the communication protocol

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