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ZEISS
S7 / OPMI® Sensera®
Instructions for Use

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Version 13.0
2018-11-09
S7 / OPMI Sensera
About this manual These Instructions for Use are part of the delivery package.
• Please read them carefully before using the device.
• Keep them at the site of use of the device.
• Store them for the entire service life of the device.
• Pass them on to any subsequent owner or user of the device.
Orientation aids – At the beginning of these Instructions for Use there is a summary of the
various sections that provides an overview of all the topics.
– The contents of each chapter are specified in detail at the beginning of
each chapter.
– The index facilitates searching via keywords.
Scope The following Instructions for Use apply to the OPMI® Sensera® with the
following suspension systems and identification codes:
– S7 floor stand, reference number: 000000-1087-851
– S7 ceiling mount - rigid, reference number: 000000-1103-022
– S7 ceiling mount with lifting column, reference number: 000000-1226-405
Trademark – OPMI® and Sensera® are registered trademarks of Carl Zeiss.
Manufacturer's details Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Goeschwitzer Strasse 51-52 Fax: + 49 (0) 7364 - 20 4823
07745 Jena E-,ail: surgical@meditec.zeiss.com
Germany Internet: www.meditec.zeiss.com
Subject to change in design and scope of delivery as well as technical

development. Printed in Germany
Copyright © Carl Zeiss Meditec AG 2018

All rights reserved. Reprints and reproductions, in whole or in part, are
prohibited. However, these Instructions for Use may be digitized and archived
for internal use. Access to this data by third parties is not permissible and must
be prevented.
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S7 / OPMI Sensera
Section overview
Section: Safety measures 5
Section: Device overview 47
Section: Preparations for use 119
Section: Operation 157
Section: What to do in the event of malfunctions 177
Section: Care and Maintenance 195
Section: Device data 209
Section: Keyword index 237
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S7 / OPMI Sensera Safety measures
Safety measures
Key to symbols ................................................................................. 7

Hazard symbols ..........................................................................................7
Information symbols ...................................................................................7
Target audience ................................................................................8
Field of use ....................................................................................... 8

Intended use ..............................................................................................8
Normal use .................................................................................................8
Reasonably foreseeable misuse ...................................................................9
Liability and warranty ....................................................................... 9
Notes for the operator .................................................................... 10
Requirements for operation ............................................................13

Prior to the very first use ...........................................................................13
Before every use .......................................................................................13
During operation ......................................................................................16
After every use .........................................................................................16
Risk of burn injuries caused by high illumination intensity .........................17
Stand safety equipment ............................................................................20
Symbols and labels on the device ................................................... 24

Labels on the microscope .........................................................................24
Labels on the connection panel ................................................................27
Labels on S7 floor stand ...........................................................................28
Additional labels on S7 floor stand (instrument tray option) ......................34
Labels on S7 ceiling mount .......................................................................36
Additional label on S7 ceiling mount with lifting column ..........................40
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Safety measures S7 / OPMI Sensera
Labels on the light sources of the suspension systems .............................. 42

Labels on the wall power outlet (optional) ............................................... 45
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Key to symbols
We would like to inform you about safety requirements with which you must
comply when working with this system. This chapter contains a summary of
the most important information concerning matters relevant to instrument
safety.
Hazard symbols
The following Safety information is incorporated in the Instructions for Use.

Please note this information and be particularly careful in these cases.
WARNING Indicates a hazard which may lead to fatal injuries or severe injuries if
precautions are not followed.
CAUTION Indicates a hazard which may lead to moderately severe injuries
if precautions are not followed.
NOTE Indicates a hazard which may lead to minor injuries or property damage
if precautions are not followed.
Information symbols
The following information symbols are used in these Instructions for Use:
– Lists
 Requirements for an action
• Prompt for action
 Result of an action
Additional information and tips
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Target audience
These Instructions for Use are intended for physicians, nurses and other
medical and technical staff who prepare, operate or maintain the device after
appropriate training. It is the duty of the device owner/operator to train and
brief all operating personnel.
Additional service activities are not part of these instructions for use. They will
be performed by staff specially trained for this purpose by ZEISS.
Field of use
Intended use
OPMI Sensera is a surgical microscope intended for the illumination and

magnification of the surgical area and for the support of visualization in
surgical procedures.
Normal use
OPMI Sensera is a surgical microscope designed to provide the user with

optical magnification and illumination of the surgical area during surgical
procedures in ENT surgery.
The system is intended for use in clinics and other human medicine
institutions.
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Reasonably foreseeable misuse
CAUTION Injury to the patient's eye!

• The S7 / OPMI Sensera must not be used for ophthalmic procedures!
• Make sure that no light enters the patient's eyes.
CAUTION Live video images and recorded video sequences, video clips (cut sequences)
and single images shall not be used for diagnosis purposes. Visualized images
may contain variations in shape, contrast and color.
Liability and warranty
The warranty and liability depend on the contractually specified conditions.
Loss of warranty!
The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by unauthorized use of
the device. Furthermore, such unauthorized modifications will render the
warranty and any claims under warranty invalid.
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Notes for the operator
The correct use of the device is absolutely vital for safe operation. Therefore,
please thoroughly familiarize yourself with the content of these Instructions
for Use before starting up the system. Please comply with the Instructions for
Use of the other system components as well. You can obtain additional
information from ZEISS Service.
• Only operate the device within the scope of its intended use.
• This device must be used by properly instructed and trained personnel
only. It is the duty of the customer or institution operating the equipment
to train and instruct all staff using the equipment.
• Keep the Instructions for Use available at all times for the operating
personnel.
• Note the symbols and labels attached to the device! (see Page 24)
• Use only original accessories or consumables approved by Carl Zeiss.
Legal regulations • Observe the applicable legal accident prevention and occupational safety
provisions of your country.
• This device must not be modified without the manufacturer’s approval. If
the system is modified after consultation with the manufacturer, suitable
inspections and testing must be completed to ensure subsequent safe use.
The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by unauthorized use of
the device.
Medical electrical Any additional equipment you connect to medical electrical devices must
systems demonstrably comply with the applicable standards and directives (e.g.
IEC 60950-1 for data processing equipment). In addition, all configurations
must meet the standard requirements for medical electrical systems (see
IEC 60601-1).Anyone connecting additional equipment to medical electrical
devices is a system configurer and as such is responsible for compliance of the
system with the normative requirements for medical electrical systems.
Please note that local legislation takes priority over the requirements of the
above-mentioned standards. If you have any questions, contact your local
dealer or ZEISS Service.
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• If required by the applicable national laws and regulations, connect the

device to the special "equivalent power supply".
Ambient conditions • Do not use the power-operated devices included in the delivery package
– in areas where there is a risk of explosion,
– at a distance of less than 25 cm from flammable anesthetics or volatile
solvents such as alcohol, benzine or similar substances.
• Do not use or store the device in damp rooms. Do not expose the system
to dripping water, running water, gushing water, sprayed water or
splashes.
• Ensure that fluids cannot enter the device.
• Ensure that the installation conditions and the use of the device meet
surgical requirements:
– Low vibration
– Clean environment
– Avoidance of extreme mechanical stress
Electrical safety • Always switch off the device before you disconnect connect it from the
electricity network or connect it, if you will not be using it for an extended
period of time, or want to clean its surface.
• Switch off the system at the power switch if you notice any smoke, sparks
or unusual noise. In this case, do not use the device again before it has
been repaired by our Service department.
A potential equalization connector is provided on the connection panel of the
instrument (siehe IEC 60601-1). This connector can be used to connect other
active devices to the same ground potential or for redundant connection to
the protective ground.
• Do not use multiple sockets!
• Never open the device! The device contains freely accessible live
components. If you remove the housing, you run the risk of electric shock.
• Do not touch the device if your body is electrostatically charged and the
device is not grounded.
• Please note the information on EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) in the
chapter "System data" on Page 233.
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Transport and service • The system may be transported over long distances (e.g. during
relocation, return for repair, etc.) only in its original packaging or in special
return packaging. Please contact your dealer or ZEISS Service for this
purpose.
• This instrument is a high-grade technological product. To ensure optimum
performance and safe working order, we recommend having it checked
by our service representative as part of regular scheduled maintenance.
• In order to prevent any impairment of the device’s safety due to age,
wear, etc., the user must ensure that the device is subjected to the
necessary safety checks (see section "Care and maintenance").
• Modifications and repairs of this device or any equipment operated
together with this device may only be performed by ZEISS SERVICE or
other specialists authorized by Carl Zeiss.
Optics and light • Never look at the sun through the binocular tube, the objective lens or an
eyepiece.
• Avoid looking directly into the light source, e.g. into the microscope
objective lens or into the light guide, in order to prevent damage to the
eye!
• Start with the lowest brightness setting and gradually increase brightness
up to the necessary and still admissible level.
• With increasing age of the light source, the actual illumination intensity
delivered at the respective setting decreases (this is a normal property of
the system).
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Requirements for operation
Prior to the very first use
ZEISS Service or a professional designated by ZEISS will install the system.

Please ensure that the following requirements for operation are maintained:
 The connecting components have been properly connected. The screw
connections have been firmly tightened.
 All cables and plugs are in perfect condition.
 The voltage set on the system corresponds to the rated line voltage on the
site of installation.
 The device is connected with the power cord supplied.
 When connecting the device to a network, please make sure that the
network does not carry any hazardous voltage.
More specific information about the floor stand:
 The power cord may be plugged only into a power outlet which has
a properly connected protective ground contact.
More specific information about the ceiling mount:
 The ceiling anchor has been correctly installed by the competent
construction personnel.
 This ceiling anchor complies with the specifications contained in our
printed "Planning Manual".
 The device may be connected only to a power supply network which has
a properly connected protective ground contact
Before every use
• When mounting accessory equipment, please make sure that the

admissible total weight of the surgical microscope is not exceeded.
(see "Maximum load" label or the section entitled "Technical Data").
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• Before every use, make certain to compensate for any added weight; this
will enable the surgical microscope to maintain its balance in all positions
of the working range.
• Before every use, limit the stroke of the suspension arm to prevent any
contact with the patient if the surgical microscope is lowered accidentally.
• Check the surgical microscope for sufficient freedom of movement. The
device itself or accessories may be damaged if conflicting with each other.
• To ensure that no accessories can fall off the system, check the unit before
each use to makes sure that the accessories are firmly attached and that
the securing screws are properly tightened.
• When connecting accessories make sure that sufficient free space is
provided and that the surgical microscope does not touch the patient.
• Before every use, check the user settings in the software to avoid
unexpected behavior of the system.
• Always route cables so that they do not hinder the user.
• Never connect any unknown or defective devices to the electrical
interfaces (e.g. for data, video or foot control panel).
• Connect components only to properly grounded outlets.
• When configuring your system, comply with the requirements of
IEC 60601-1, chapter 16 (in some countries IEC 60601-1-1 is still valid).
• Reattach any covers or caps that were removed from the system.
Close any existing openings with the corresponding caps.
Before starting the system, remove the protective cover used for
transportation from the objective lens.
• If the xenon lamp is used beyond its maximum service life of 500 hours,
a sudden failure may occur. Change to the backup lamp (see Page 184)
or replace the lamp module in a timely manner (see Page 204). Reset the
service hour counter of the xenon illumination.
• Keep a replacement lamp (only for halogen light source) ready at hand.
• Never cover any ventilation openings. This may cause the light source of
the device to overheat and fail.
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• Never use force when trying to connect any electrical connectors (plugs,
sockets). If a connection cannot be made, check to make sure the plug fits
the socket. If any of the connectors are damaged, have the ZEISS service
team or authorized service representative repair them.
• Position the suspension system in such a way that you can slide or swing
it away from the patient at any time.
• Go through the checklist in the chapter "Operation".
• "Depending on the application, take appropriate precautions to ensure
that the surgical procedure or treatment can be completed without the
full functionality of this microscope (e.g. illumination) if necessary.
• If you operate the device in a sterile area, make sure that you use the
corresponding sterile accessories for the device.
The single-use sterile drapes can be used to cover the device.
• When fitting the sterile drape, ensure there is sufficient room for
movement of the microscope carrier and surgical microscope.
• Comply with the instructions for use of the sterile drape and attach the
drape in such a way that your field of view is not impaired.
More specific information about the ceiling mount:
• Move the lift arm or the lifting column down to its lower end position.
• Do not activate the lifting column or the lift arm during surgery. Do not
use the lifting column or the lift arm for focusing.
More specific information about the floor stand:
• Use the grab handle on the floor stand for moving.
• Mind the maximum vertical clearance when passing through doorways.
• Avoid any jolting.
• Be extremely careful when moving over slopes.
• Do not park the device on sloped surfaces.
• Secure the system in position by locking at least three of the tabs on the
stand base to prevent the stand from rolling away inadvertently.
• Do not exceed the instrument tray’s load capacity of 13 kg.
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During operation
• Never look directly into the light source, e.g. a microscope objective lens
or a light guide, as this might cause phototoxic injury to the eye.
• Never leave a device unattended when its light source is switched on.
• Defective or unidentified accessories may lead to increased leakage
current on the device and injure the patient. Never connect any defective
or unidentified accessories and never touch the power outlet or video
interfaces while in contact with the patient.
• If you replace the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very
hot. Use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp to
prevent burns.
• If an error, failure or malfunction occurs which you cannot correct with
the aid of the chapter "What to do in the event of malfunctions", attach
a sign to the system stating it is out of order and contact the ZEISS service
staff or authorized specialists.
• Do not pull at the light guide, power cord or any other connecting cables.
• Constantly monitor the system during use.
• Risk of crushing - mind your fingers!
Fingers may be crushed in the areas marked with the "Risk of crushing"
sign.
Do not touch these areas while the device is being moved.
After every use
• Always use the master switch to turn off the device if it is not in use.
• Insufficient, erroneous or incorrect cleaning and/or disinfection that does
not comply with these Instructions for Use can expose the patient or
medical staff to a considerable risk of infection.
• Step on at least three pedals to secure the floor stand in position.
Make sure that the floor stand is stable and cannot roll away.
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• Move ceiling mount to its standby position.
Risk of burn injuries caused by high illumination intensity
General
The xenon illumination is a light source with high intensity. If used improperly,
excessive illumination intensities may lead to third-degree burns. Keep the
illuminated tissue moist and make sure it is sufficiently rinsed. Carefully
monitor the effect of the illumination on the tissue, particularly under the
following circumstances:
– During longer interventions on skin and tissue using objective lenses with
short focal depth (short working distance),
– During interventions on poorly perfused tissue,
– When the brightness control for the xenon lamp is set to a high
illumination intensity.Please bear in mind that the values displayed for the
light intensity may not be used as a measuring function. They are intended
only as guide values.
• Only change the xenon lamp module after switching off the system.
The igniter generates a high voltage when the lamp is on.
• Any type of radiation has a damaging effect on biological tissue. This is
also true for the light illumination the surgical field. You should therefore
reduce brightness, the illuminated field size and the light exposure time to
the absolute minimum required.
In the event of malfunctions, if the brightness can no longer be reduced,
you must take this into account in the duration of illumination.
Various factors influence the risk of burn injuries:

System-related factors
– The wavelength range is limited by filters to the visible range between
400 nm and 700 nm in order to reduce the risk of burn injuries.
– The illumination intensity decreases with increasing number of operating
hours of the light source. In case of a lamp exchange, illumination
increases to the originally high value.
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Surgery-related factors
– The selected intensity of the light source is a major factor for the risk of
injury. It should always be set to the minimum required for the surgical
procedure to be performed.
– The size of the luminous field influences the risk of injury in two respects:
– With a large illuminated-field diameter, areas of the skin are
illuminated which are not monitored as strictly by the surgeon and
which are not moistened sufficiently. These areas are particularly
exposed to the risk of injury. Such injuries can be prevented by
adjusting the luminous field size to the smallest size required for that
particular operation.
– If the luminous field is reduced in size, the intensity increases because
the light is more strongly focused. So, if possible, the intensity should
be lowered as soon as the size of the luminous field is reduced.
– A long surgical procedure increases the risk of injury, in particular if
a standard procedure takes considerably longer than usual.
– Injuries in the peripheral area can be prevented by covering this area with
wet, sterile gauze. The risk is increased if dry drapes are used to cover such
areas.
– The interaction of heat and antimicrobial substances in incision foils may
lead to an increase in the patient's reaction to these substances.
– It should also be considered that some areas of the body may be more
sensitive than others.
– Certain preparations of the surgical field, local vasoconstrictive
medications and incision drapes may also result in a higher risk of injury.
Patient-related factors
– The general condition of a patient's health may contribute to the risk of
injury.
– The skin type may also play a major role for the risk of injury.
– Certain medications also affect the sensitivity to light.
Recommendations
Due to the large number of different factors involved and the lack of scientific
publications on this topic, ZEISS cannot provide guidance on acceptable
illumination intensities and exposure durations. However, the surgical
microscope has several features that can help the user to reduce the risk of
burn injuries:
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– Using the buttons on the handgrip or foot control panel, the surgeon can
then set the illumination intensity to the value required for the procedure.
Please note that the intensity increases with decreasing luminous field size
if the Spot function is used. For this reason, the intensity should only be
set only after the size of the luminous field has been changed.
– Never leave a device unattended when its light source is switched on.
– - Switch off the light when the microscope is not used and make sure that
it is not aimed at unprotected bare skin.
Please note that most burns affected the skin around the incision. The most
important measures to prevent burns are reduction of the size of the
illuminated field using the spot function and the coverage of peripheral areas
with sterile, moist gauze. The area of the incision should be constantly
moistened.
Concluding remarks
ZEISS recommends that the lighting of the surgical field be reduced as far as
possible while ensuring the safety of the patient and a good microscopic
image.
Please comply with the warnings and safety instructions in this regard.
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Stand safety equipment
Xenon lighting system
CAUTION The xenon lamp has a limited service life of 500 h!

If used beyond its maximum service life, the xenon lamp may explode.
• Please replace the xenon lamp in due time.
• Reset the operating time counter.
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by lamp rupture!

Lamp rupture (audible as a loud bang) may lead to jamming of the lamp
module and/or failure of the electronics modules.
• Before opening the lamp housing, ensure that the device is moved to
a position in which possibly falling particles cannot put the patient or user
at risk.
• Do not continue using the system if the lamp module is jammed or the
illumination is no longer operational due to defective electronic modules.
Contact our Service Department.
1 Switching to the backup lamp
The lamp module contains two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as
a backup lamp which has to be swung into the illumination beam path
when the first lamp fails.
• If the xenon lamp fails, open the lamp module as follows:To do this, press
the button (3).
 The lamp module will eject partially.
• Pull out the lamp module as far as it will go.
• Turn knob (1) through 180° until it snaps in place. This moves the backup
lamp into the illumination beam path.
• Push the lamp module all the way back into the lamp housing.
2 Indicator: backup lamp is in use
When the segment in knob (1) lights up, the backup lamp is in use.
If the first lamp has failed and the backup lamp is in use, make sure to have
a backup lamp module ready at hand as a precaution.
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Halogen lighting system

1 Manual switching to the backup lamp
The lamp housing contains a backup lamp which automatically swings
into position when the first lamp fails. If this automatic function fails,
you can switch on the backup lamp by pressing this button.
2 Retina protection filter GG 475
The filter selector knob has four positions:
0 No filter
1 GG475 filter: to protect the patient's eyes from unnecessary (blue)
radiation (which can cause retinal injury) during treatment.
2 KK 40 filter: to increase color temperature
3 No filter
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Ceiling mount with lifting column
Lifting column
1 2 Selector switch
for setting the optimum viewing height of the surgical microscope or for
downward movement into the working position.
As long as you keep the selector switch in the turned position, the lifting
column in the stand base moves upwards (2) or downwards (1), depending
on the switch position. When you release the selector switch, the lifting
column stops immediately.
The switching technology causes a delay of approx. 2 seconds at the upper
and lower end positions of the lifting column. After this time elapses, you can
move the column in the opposite direction again by activating the selector
switch again.
With a maximum actuation time of one minute, the lifting column must be
turned off for at least nine minutes because its motor might overheat
otherwise.
– Before raising or lowering the stand, make sure that there is sufficient
clearance to other objects to prevent collisions.
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by lifting column

Activating the lifting column may cause injuries.
• Do not activate the lifting column during surgery.
• Do not use the lifting column for focusing.
• Make sure that the patient is not put at risk by the motorized adjustment
of the lifting column.
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Symbols and labels on the device
NOTE Please comply with the warning labels and notices!

• If you notice that any label is missing on your device or has become
illegible, please contact us or one of our authorized representatives.
We will provide you with replacements.
Labels on the microscope
1 "Balance setting of lateral tilt motion" label

Label on the knob for balance setting of the lateral tilt motion.
2 "Friction adjustment of vertical axis" label

Label on the knob for setting the required friction of the vertical axis.
3 "Balance setting of front-to-back tilt axis" label

Label on the knob for tilting the microscope upwards.
4 "Balance setting of front-to-back tilt axis" label

Label on the knob for tilting the microscope downwards.
5 "OPMI Sensera" device label

The device label contains the following information:
OPMI Sensera – Manufacturer (company name) – Order no.
302931-9901-000
– Device Name – Serial number
Zero position 6 "Marking for zero position"

Indication of the position in which the microscope body is decoupled from
its suspension.
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7 "Friction adjustment of front-to-back tilt axis" label

Label on the knob for setting the required friction of the front-to-back
tilt axis.
8 "Friction adjustment of lateral tilt axis" label
Label on the knob for setting the required friction of the lateral tilt axis.
2
8
3
6
2
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9 "Spot illumination" marking

The illustration on the left shows the marks on the knob for the spot
illumination function.
10 "Focusing knob" marking

The focusing knob is used for manual focusing. It is marked as shown in
the adjacent illustration.
11 "Manual focusing" symbol

Identifies the manual focusing knob for manual adjustment of the image
sharpness.
12 Labeling of zoom and focusing switches

Labeling of the zoom and focusing switches on the handgrips.
OPMI Sensera 13 Device Name

This imprint identifies the device.
13
2
1
12
9
12
10 11
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Labels on the connection panel
1 "Potential equalization" label (floor stand only)

Identifies the potential equalization connection for other active devices or
for redundant connection with the protective earth.
2 "CAN" connector label
CAN Identifies the CAN bus connector.
3 Warning sign "Power output socket" (floor stand only)
Only connect devices with the correct electrical ratings.
4 Label "Power output socket" (floor stand only)

with permissible electrical values for connected devices.
5 "Video out" connector label
Video out Identifies the Y/C video connection port.
6 "Connector of wired foot control panel" label
Remote 7 Remote connector

Identifies a connector to which devices with a maximum breaking
capacity of 24V/0.5A may be connected.
2
7 3
4
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Labels on S7 floor stand
1 "Risk of crushing" warning label

Fingers may be pinched between the carrier and suspension arms. Do not
touch this area while moving the surgical microscope.
2 "Maximum load" warning label

The maximum load on the suspension arm must not exceed 14 kg.
Max.14 kg
3 "Friction of suspension arm's upward/downward movement" label

Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's
upward/downward movement.
- Balance + 4 "Balance setting" label

Balance setting must be performed after all accessories have been
mounted on the microscope.
5 "Friction of suspension arm's swivel movement" label
Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's swivel
movement.
6 "Friction of carrier arm's upward/downward movement" label

Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the carrier arm's upward/
downward movement.
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7 "Observe the Instructions for Use" label

Observe the Instructions for Use.
8 "Date of manufacture" plate

This plate indicates the date of manufacture for the device (year-month).
9 Rating plate
The rating label contains the following information:
– Manufacturer's symbol
– Manufacturer (company name) Carl Zeiss Meditec AG
– Manufacturer's address Goeschwitzer Strasse 51-52
07745 Jena, Germany
– Serial number
– Device Name S7 / OPMI Sensera
– Reference number
– Rated Voltage (115 V): 100 V - 125 V
(230 V): 220 V - 240 V
– Connected load (115 V): max. 850 VA
(230 V): max. 1250 VA
– Line frequency range 50 Hz - 60 Hz
– Maximum total weight (with Max. 190 kg
installed safe workload)
– CSA approval
– CE marking
10 "Observe disposal regulations" indicating label

Do not dispose of electrical or electronic devices along with normal
domestic waste. For more information on the disposal of electrical and
electronic devices, please see the chapter "Maintenance and care".
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11 "Observe transport position" warning label

Indicates the transport position of the system. Before transporting the
system always ensure that it is in this position to avoid any damage.
12 SIP-label
The SIP identification label includes the following information:
– Manufacturer (company name)
– contact details for the manufacturer,
i.e. phone number, fax number and e-mail address of the local contact
of the national ZEISS sales organization.
XXXX XXXXXX – SIP number
A unique identification number assigned to your system.
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Additional labels on S7 floor stand (instrument tray option)
1 "Maximum load on instrument tray" indicating label

The maximum load of accessories on the instrument tray must not exceed
13 kg.
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Labels on S7 ceiling mount
1 "Risk of crushing" warning label

Fingers may be pinched between the carrier and suspension arms. Do not
touch this area while moving the surgical microscope.
2 "Maximum load" warning label

The maximum load on the suspension arm must not exceed 14 kg.
Max.14 kg
3 "Friction of suspension arm's swivel movement" label

Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's swivel
movement.
4 "Friction of carrier arm's upward/downward movement" label

Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the carrier arm's upward/
downward movement.

6 "Date of manufacture" plate

This plate indicates the date of manufacture for the device (year-month).
7 "Friction of suspension arm's upward/downward movement" label

Label on the knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's
8 "Observe disposal regulations" indicating label

Do not dispose of electrical or electronic devices along with normal
domestic waste. For more information on the disposal of electrical and
electronic devices, please see the chapter "Maintenance and care".
- Balance + 9 "Balance setting" label

Balance setting must be performed after all accessories have been
mounted on the microscope.
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10 SIP-label
The SIP identification label includes the following information:
– Manufacturer (company name)
– contact details for the manufacturer,
i.e. phone number, fax number and e-mail address of the local contact
of the national ZEISS sales organization.
XXXX XXXXXX – SIP number
A unique identification number assigned to your system.
11 Rating label (for S7 ceiling mount with rigid column)
07745 Jena, Germany
– Serial number
(230 V): 220 V - 240 V
(230 V): max. 450 VA
– CSA approval
– CE marking
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12 Rating label (for S7 ceiling mount with lifting column)

07745 Jena, Germany
– Serial number
(230 V): 220 V - 240 V
(230 V): max. 450 VA
– CSA approval
– CE marking
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Additional label on S7 ceiling mount with lifting column
1 "Lifting column operation" indicating sign

Switch for moving the vertical position upward or downward.
2 Lifting column activation time

This label represents the maximum permissible operating time as well
as the subsequent mandatory rest phase for the lifting column and
indicates the ratio between the operating time and the rest phase.
With a maximum actuation time of one minute, the lifting column must
be turned off for at least nine minutes because its motor might overheat
otherwise.
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Labels on the light sources of the suspension systems
xenon light source

1 Warning sign "Not for Ophthalmology"
The xenon light source may not be used for ophthalmological surgeries.
Make sure that no xenon light enters the patient's eyes.
2 "CAUTION" warning label

The lamp housing contains an integrated xenon light source.Comply with
the instructions on Page 204 entitled "Changing the xenon lamp module".
1 3 "Filter selector for light source" indicating sign

0 This label indicates the position of the filter wheel.
4 Lamp change
The plate graphically shows the three steps involved in changing the lamp.
A - Press the button
B - Pull out the lamp insert module
C - Change bulbs
1 2 5 "Manual switching to backup lamp" indicating label

These numerical symbols refer to switching from the standard lamp to the
backup lamp.
6 "Instructions for Use" sign
Observe the Instructions for Use or further applicable documents.
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Halogen light source

1 "Filter selector for halogen light source"
This label indicates the position of the filter wheel.
2 "Instructions for Use" sign

Observe the Instructions for Use or further applicable documents.
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Labels on the wall power outlet (optional)
1 "Connector of wired foot control panel" label
2 Remote connector
Identifies a connector to which devices with a maximum breaking
capacity of 24V/0.5A may be connected.
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S7 / OPMI Sensera Device overview
Device overview
Sensera surgical microscope on S7 suspension systems .................50

Features ...................................................................................................50
System components .................................................................................52
OPMI Sensera surgical microscope ................................................. 54

Set-up ......................................................................................................54
Control elements, Displays, Connections ...................................................56
Binocular tubes and eyepieces ..................................................................62
Floor stand S7 ................................................................................ 66

Set-up ......................................................................................................66
Suspension arm ........................................................................................68
Carrier arm, stand column, stand base ......................................................70
Connector panel of S7 floor stand ............................................................72
Instrument tray (option) ............................................................................74
S7 ceiling mount .............................................................................76

Set-up ......................................................................................................76
Support and suspension arm ....................................................................78
Connector panel of S7 ceiling mount ........................................................80
S7 ceiling mount with lifting column ..............................................82

Set-up ......................................................................................................82
Ceiling flange with lifting column .............................................................84
Support and suspension arm ....................................................................86
Connector panel of S7 ceiling mount with lifting column ..........................88
Connectors for the optional wall outlet (ceiling mount) ............................90
Illumination system ........................................................................92

Halogen illumination system .....................................................................94
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Device overview S7 / OPMI Sensera
Xenon illumination system ....................................................................... 96
Control panel and menu overview ................................................100

Structure of the menus .......................................................................... 102
Optional foot control panel ..........................................................116

14-function foot control panel, wired (FCP) and wireless (FCP WL) ......... 116
1Chip HD camera (option) .............................................................118
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Sensera surgical microscope on S7 suspension systems
Features
The apochromatic optics of the microscope provide superb optical quality.

The microscope image displays optimal contrast and excellent detail
recognition along with outstanding depth of field and maximum 3D
perception. With the 1:6 ratio zoom system, you can adapt the magnification
of the overall system to the requirements of the surgical procedure.
Suspension systems
The S7 floor stand is a suspension system for ZEISS surgical microscopes.
It comprises a suspension arm, a carrier arm, a stand column and a stand base.
A grab handle is mounted on the stand column. It is used to move the stand
and to suspend the foot control panel. The stand column is equipped with
cable supports on the left and right for winding up cables before the unit is
relocated.The stand base is extremely easy to move on its four casters. It has
been designed in such a way that high stability is ensured even with
unfavorable loading of the stand. The locking tabs permit you to reliably
secure the floor stand in position at the site of use.
The weight may be underestimated as the suspension system can be moved
very easily. Therefore, move the stand slowly and carefully!
The S7 ceiling mount with rigid column is a suspension system for ZEISS
surgical microscopes. It comprises a suspension arm, a carrier arm, a ceiling
column and a ceiling flange.
The S7 ceiling mount with lifting column is a suspension system for ZEISS
surgical microscopes. It comprises a suspension arm, a carrier arm, a ceiling
flange and a lifting column. This motorized lifting column permits the viewing
height to be perfectly matched to the surgeon's requirements.
The carrier arm of all suspension systems contains the control unit with all
electrical supply systems required for the control of a motorized surgical
microscope. You can control the motorized functions using the handgrips, or
via a foot control panel (optional ). A light guide (fiber optic illumination)
directs the light from the lamp housing in the suspension system to the
surgical microscope.
The suspension arm of all types of suspension system permits almost effortless
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positioning of the surgical microscope. The spring force of the suspension

arm can be varied in a range from 6 to 14 kg, permitting reliable balancing
of the microscope even with accessory equipment attached. The downward
movement of the suspension arm can be limited using an adjustable
positioning aid.
A control panel enables the adjustment of user-defined settings such as the
zoom, focus, brightness and video settings, and the programming of the
configurable handgrip buttons.
Options for your surgical microscope

The SpeedFokus autofocus option permits you to select features (ROI, region
of interest) in the image of the surgical field and to rapidly focus on them
automatically or at the press of a button.
The "1Chip HD camera" option provides high-resolution video equipment for
your surgical microscope.
ZEISS Service can also retrofit existing surgical microscopes with the "1Chip
HD camera" option on request.
The "TRIO 610 HD video camera" option with the TRIO 600 CCU camera
control unit is a non-medical accessory for surgical microscopes. The video
camera system can be connected to a Carl Zeiss surgical microscope by means
of the C-mount interface.ZEISS Service can also retrofit existing surgical
microscopes with the "TRIO 610 HD video camera" option on request.
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System components
1 S7 ceiling mount with lifting column

2 S7 ceiling mount
3 S7 floor stand
4 OPMI Sensera surgical microscope
with 180° tiltable tube and magnetic eyepieces.
The overall system comprises a suspension system and a microscope.

All options described in these Instructions for Use can be ordered separately.
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OPMI Sensera surgical microscope
Set-up
The Sensera surgical microscope consists of the following modules:

1 Microscope body
Using the integrated variable focusing optics (Varioskop), you can adjust
the working distance between 200 mm and 415 mm as required.
2 Support arm for the surgical microscope
3 Balancing system
This system allows almost effortless balancing of the surgical microscope.
4 Axis of microscope rotation
5 Coupling
for mounting the surgical microscope on the suspension system.
6 Handgrips
for moving the surgical microscope. Using the buttons on the handgrips,
you can control important functions (e.g. focusing, zooming, brightness,
still/video camera release).
NOTE Injury to the patient
If the system is in an extremely unbalanced state, the unit can move
uncontrollably out of position.
• The surgical microscope and the suspension system used must be
balanced correctly to permit almost effortless guiding of the surgical
microscope.
• For this reason, hold the surgical microscope tightly at its handgrips
before loosening the friction adjustment screw (see Page 68) on the
suspension arm.
7 Motorized fine focusing (option),

recommended for the use of OPMI Sensera with laser micromanipulators.
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Control elements, Displays, Connections
1 Friction adjustment of vertical axis

Use this knob to adjust the friction of the vertical axis as required.
2 Balance setting of lateral tilt motion
Use this knob to adjust the balance setting of the lateral tilt motion.
3 Friction of the lateral tilt axis
Use this knob to adjust the friction of the lateral tilt axis as required.
4 Balance setting of the front-to-back tilt axis
2 When you press this button, the microscope slowly tilts upward.
5 Balance setting of the front-to-back tilt axis
1 When you press this button, the microscope slowly tilts downward.
6 Friction of the front-to-back tilt axis
Use this knob to adjust the friction of the front-to-back tilt axis as required.
Zero position 7 Marking for zero position

In the zero position, the microscope body is decoupled from the
suspension (see "Balancing the the front-to-back tilt motion").
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8 Dust cover
9 Handgrips (removable)
for moving the surgical microscope and triggering the motorized OPMI
functions (see points 14 to 17).
10 Clamping screw
for optimal positioning of the handgrips.
11 Zoom wheel (emergency operation)
If the motorized functions fail, you can manually adjust the magnification
after removing the plastic cover from the zoom wheel.
12 Focusing knob
for manual adjustment of the image definition (focus, working distance).
13 Spot illumination knob
for continuous adjustment of the illuminated-field diameter.
14 Focusing knob for use of a laser micromanipulator (option)
for manual adjustment of the image definition (focus) when a laser
micromanipulator is used.
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15 Release buttons, freely programmable

In combination with an S7 suspension system, specific functions of the
suspension system can be assigned to these buttons (e.g.: focus, zoom,
brightness control, still and video camera release, etc.) Configuring these
buttons is described on Page 107 (Handgrip Settings menu).The default
setting is brightness control.
16 Zoom rocker switch
Z for adjusting the magnification factor γ from 0.4x to 2.4x.
17 Focus rocker switch
F for infinitely variable focusing within the working distance of 200 mm to
415 mm.
Note: The maximum value achievable can only be set manually.
18 Release buttons, freely programmable
In combination with an S7 suspension system, specific functions of the
suspension system can be assigned to these buttons (e.g.: focus, zoom,
brightness control, still and video camera release, etc.) Configuring these
buttons is described in chapter "Description/Structure of the menus".
19 Locking the handgrips in position
Using this locking device, you can lock each handgrip in different
positions.
20 Knurled nut
for removing the handgrips.
21 Knobs instead of handgrips
After removing the handgrips, mount the knobs supplied to protect the
connector contacts and to be able to guide the surgical microscope. These
knobs can be provided with sterile caps.
22 Labeling fields
Labeling fields are provided for the freely programmable handgrip
buttons. On delivery, you receive a labeling set (small stickers) for each
handgrip, permitting you to label the handgrips in accordance with your
specific button assignment.
In addition to the abbreviations of the available functions, the labeling set
includes the letters A, B, C and D.
If several users with different button configurations are working on the
system, operating errors can be avoided by labeling the freely
programmable buttons with A, B, C and D instead of specific functions,
i.e. by using the same designations for the buttons as in the description of
the menus, see from Page 107.
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Binocular tubes and eyepieces
CAUTION Damage to the eyes due to high light radiation!

Looking into a light source through a tube, an objective lens or an eyepiece
may cause eye injury.
• Never look into a light source or the sun with a tube, an objective lens or
an eyepiece.
Optionally you can equip the surgical microscope with the straight tube,
the 180° swiveling tube or with the folding tube170/f260.
The optional stereo observer is equipped with either a straight tube or an
inclined tube.
1 Eyepiece mounting
2 Eye distance adjustment wheel (interpupillary distance)
The correct position has been reached when the two eyepiece images
merge into one. You can read off the PD setting on the adjustment knob.
3 Eye distance scale (interpupillary distance)
4 "normal/larger" symbol for magnification changer
5 Adjustment wheel for integrated magnification changer
6 (released/locked) symbol for manual tube rotation
7 Button for manual tube rotation
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Straight tube
45° inclined tube
180° tiltable tube

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Foldable Tube f170 f260
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Widefield eyepieces with magnetic coupling
NOTE Eyepieces have a magnetic field!

Please keep in mind the usual rules for the handling of magnets with regard
to eyepieces that have been removed from the tube:
• Do not place the eyepiece near instruments which may be magnetizable.
• Do not place the eyepiece on sensitive electronic devices such as infusion
pumps, pacemakers, measuring devices or magnetic data media such as
floppy disks, audio and video tapes or credit cards.
• Always store the unmounted eyepiece in its original packaging.
1 Eyecup
Always adjust the eyecups in such a way that the entire field of view can
be seen.
– Observation with Screw in the eyecups all the way.

eyeglasses:
– Observation without Rotate the eyecups out in order to adjust
eyeglasses: them to the field of view of the observer.
2 Diopter setting ring

The eyepieces provide ametropia compensation between -8 D and +5 D.
Eyeglass wearers who wear eyeglasses during their work set the diopter
setting ring to the zero position.
Turn the ring until you've reached the optimal setting. An integrated brake
holds the setting ring in the position set.
3 Diopter scale
For reading the preset refractive value.
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Floor stand S7
Set-up
1 Suspension arm
2 Lamp housing (either xenon or halogen illumination)
3 Support arm
4 Control panel
5 Connector panel
6 Handle
7 Cable supports (2x, on the right and left of the stand column)
8 Stand column
9 Stand base
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Suspension arm
1 Lamp housing with halogen or xenon illumination

The stand is equipped with an illumination system for light guides.
Each lamp housing contains a backup lamp. When a halogen illumination
system is used, the backup lamp will be automatically swung in if the first
lamp fails. When a xenon illumination system is used, you must manually
swing the backup lamp into the beam path if the first lamp fails.
2 Friction
Knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's upward/downward
movement.
3 Clamping screw for limiting downward movement
You can limit the downward movement of the suspension arm with
a stop.
Adjustment range: from the horizontal position of the suspension arm to
its lower stop.
4 Balancing
- Balance + Knob for setting the spring force for balancing. After all accessories have
been attached to the surgical microscope, use this adjustment screw to set
the balance of the suspension arm. The balance setting procedure is
described in the chapter "Preparations"/"Adjusting the system".
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Carrier arm, stand column, stand base
1 Control and display panel

The control and display panel permits you to control all electrical functions
of the S7 floor stand and the surgical microscope.
2 Friction
Knob for adjusting the friction of the carrier arm's swivel movement.
3 Handle
for moving the floor stand. Before relocating the stand, you can hang the
foot control panel and wind up the cables on the lower end of the handle.
4 Connector panel
for connecting the system to line power. Further connectors are provided
for powering peripheral equipment. A foot control panel can be
connected to a multi-point connector.
5 Friction
Knob for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's swivel movement.
6 Cable clip
for winding up the power cord and the cable of the foot control panel.
7 Bracket for foot control panel
8 Locking tab
for steerable caster (4 casters are provided).
To secure the stand in position, press down at least two locking tabs.
Press down to lock the caster.
Push up to release the caster.
9 Steerable caster
The four casters roll very smoothly, permitting the unit to be easily
wheeled to the site of use.
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Connector panel of S7 floor stand
CAUTION Risk of electric shock caused by unapproved or defective accessories!

Unapproved or defective accessories can cause increased leakage current!
• Comply with the Medical Device Operator Ordinance or other national
laws.
1 Opening for system cable of external video camera
2 Remote connection
for controlling external devices (e.g. MEDIALINK 100) with a max
switching capacity of 24 V / 0.5 A.
3 Potential equalization pin
This connector can be used to connect other active devices to the same
ground potential or for redundant connection to the protective ground.
4 connection strip for switching element (option)
Connection option for a foot control panel
5 Power output socket
for medical devices with power consumption of 115 V~ with a maximum
of 400 VA and for 230 V~ with a maximum of 800 VA.
The current of this power output socket can not be switched off with the
power switch.
6 Power input socket
7 Strain relief
The strain relief prevents inadvertent disconnection of the following
electrical connections:
– power cord,
– video connection cable,
– connection cable for the foot control panel (optional).
8 BNC video port (option)
For VBS video signal output.
9 Y/C video port (option)
For S-VHS video signal output.
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10 Display window for rated voltage

The rated voltage displayed here must match the rated voltage of the
power grid available at the installation site. You can adjust the sliding
switch using a suitable tool.
11 CAN bus connector (not supported)
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Instrument tray (option)
The S7 floor stand can be equipped or retrofitted with an instrument tray (1).
In the case of retrofitting, our Service staff or an authorized person will install
the instrument tray on your suspension system.
The instrument tray (1) can carry a maximum of 13 kg. It is designed to hold
a video recorder, for example. Further accessories can be installed on the
instrument tray using the strap provided.
NOTE Risk of injury caused by non-compliance with the following

instructions!
• Do not exceed the instrument tray’s (1) load capacity of 13 kg.
• Make sure that the accessory equipment is positioned as securely as
possible on the instrument tray.
• Attach the accessory equipment using the two stud bolts on the
instrument tray.
• If required, secure further accessory equipment on the tray using the
strap provided.
• Remember there is a risk of collision and crushing when suspension arm
(2) is folded to its moving position. A "Risk of crushing" warning label is
therefore attached on the left and right of suspension arm (2).
• Please read the relevant Instructions for Use before starting up the
accessory equipment.
• Never pull or push at the accessory equipment (3) in order to move the
floor stand. Always use only the grab handle (4) to move the floor stand.
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S7 ceiling mount
Set-up
1 Ceiling flange
2 Stand column
3 Control panel
4 Connector panel
6 Suspension arm
7 Support arm
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lamp fails.
When a xenon illumination system is used, you must manually swing the
backup lamp into the beam path if the first lamp fails.
2 Friction
movement.
a stop.
its lower stop.
4 Balancing
5 Friction
6 Friction
of the S7 suspension system and the surgical microscope.
8 Connector panel
Further connectors are provided for powering peripheral equipment.
A foot control panel (option) can be connected to a multi-point
connector.
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Connector panel of S7 ceiling mount

laws.
2 Remote connection
5 Strain relief
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S7 ceiling mount with lifting column
Set-up
1 Ceiling flange
2 Lifting column
3 Control panel
4 Connector panel
6 Suspension arm
7 Support arm
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Ceiling flange with lifting column
1 Lifting column
2 Selector switch
for setting the optimum viewing height of the surgical microscope or for
3 4 downward movement into the working position.
column moves downward (3) or upward (4), depending on the switch
position. When you release the selector switch, the lifting column stops
immediately.
The switching technology causes a delay of approx. 2 seconds at the
upper and lower end positions of the lifting column. After this time
elapses, you can move the column in the opposite direction again by
activating the selector switch again.
The lifting column is used to move the microscope into position for
surgery prior to the surgical procedure.Do not constantly move the lifting
column up and down, since a thermal cut-out will then automatically
deactivate the drive motor. If this occurs, the lifting column cannot be
moved until the motor has cooled down.
Note: With a maximum actuation time of one minutes, the lift column
must be turned off for at least nine minutes because the motor of the lift
column can overheat otherwise.

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Support and suspension arm

lamp fails.
When a xenon illumination system is used, you must manually swing the
backup lamp into the beam path if the first lamp fails.
2 Friction
movement.
a stop.
its lower stop.
4 Balancing
5 Friction
6 Friction
of the S7 suspension system and the surgical microscope.
8 Connector panel
Further connectors are provided for powering peripheral equipment.
A foot control panel (option) can be connected to a multi-point
connector.
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laws.
2 Remote connection
3 Selector switch
2 1 For setting the optimal viewing height of the surgical microscope or for
moving it upward into the standby position.
column moves upward (1) or downward (2), depending on the switch
position. When you release the selector switch, the lifting column stops
immediately.
The switching technology causes a delay of approx. 2 seconds at the
upper and lower end positions of the lifting column. After this time
elapses, you can move the column in the opposite direction again by
activating the selector switch again.
With a maximum actuation time of one minutes, the lift column must be
turned off for at least nine minutes because the motor of the lift column
might overheat otherwise.
6 Strain relief
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Connectors for the optional wall outlet (ceiling mount)

laws.
1 Remote connection
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Illumination system
Two different types of illumination are available for the suspension system.
1 Halogen illumination
The halogen light source is equipped with an illumination system for fiber
illumination. The lamp housing contains a backup lamp which
automatically swings into position when the first lamp fails.
2 XENON illumination
The xenon light source is equipped with an illumination system for fiber
illumination. The xenon lamp generates light whose spectrum resembles
that of natural daylight. Regardless of the brightness setting, the color
temperature of the light always remains the same. Normal daylight film
without any additional conversion filters can therefore be used for
photographic documentation. The lamp module contains two xenon
lamps. The second lamp is used as a backup lamp which must be manually
swung into the illumination beam path when the first lamp fails. You have
to pull out the lamp module all the way before being able to swing in the
backup lamp.
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by xenon light in the facial area

Surgery using xenon light in the facial area may seriously harm the patient's
eyes.
• The patient's eyes must not be exposed to xenon light.
• This xenon light source must not be used in ophthalmology.
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Halogen illumination system
The illumination system has been designed for fiber illumination. The lamp
housing contains a backup lamp which automatically swings into position
when the first lamp fails.
1 Lamp module
2 Ventilation grid
NOTE Overheating of the lamp module!
If ventilation grids are covered e.g. by drapes, this may lead to overheating
of the ventilation modules and deactivation of the lamp.
• Never cover the ventilation grids.
• Lamps switched off due to overheating will be automatically switched on
again when they have cooled down.
3 Flap
The flap is used as the mechanical indicator for the operating status of the
halogen lamps.
– When the flap is closed, the main lamp is operative.
– When the flap is open, the main lamp has failed. The backup lamp
is on.
If the automatic activation function fails, press this button to switch on the
backup lamp.
5 Opening the lamp module
When you press this button, the slide-in lamp module is partially ejected.
Pull out the lamp module all the way to change the lamp.
6 Filter selector
The filter selector knob has four positions:
0 No filter
1 GG 475 filter: to protect the patient's eye during surgery from unnec-
essary (blue) radiation (retinal injury)
2 KK 40 filter: to increase color temperature
3 No filter
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Xenon illumination system
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by xenon light in the facial area

Surgery using xenon light in the facial area may seriously harm the patient's
eyes.
• The patient's eyes must not be exposed to xenon light.
• This xenon light source must not be used in ophthalmology.
The xenon illumination system has been designed for fiber illumination.
The xenon lamp generates light whose spectrum resembles that of natural
daylight. Regardless of the brightness setting, the color temperature of the
light always remains the same. Normal daylight film without any additional
conversion filters can therefore be used for photographic documentation.
The lamp housing contains two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as
a backup lamp which has to be swung into the illumination beam path when
the first lamp fails.

of the ventilation modules and deactivation of the lamp.
• Never cover the ventilation grids!
1 Lamp module
• If the xenon lamp fails, open the lamp module as follows: To do this,
press the button (7). The lamp module will eject partially.
• Turn knob (2) through 180° until it snaps in place. This moves the backup
lamp into the illumination beam path.
• Reset service hour counter (5) to "0". Use a pointed object and press it into
the recess of reset button (6).
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When inserting a new lamp module, make sure that the knob (2) is set to "1".
If the first lamp fails, switch to the second lamp in logical sequence.
3 Indicator: backup lamp is in use
When the segment in knob (2) lights up, the backup lamp is in use.
4 Filter selector
The filter selector knob has two positions:
0 No filter
1 Filter swung in
(no integrated filter in the standard configuration)
5 Counter
The counter records the service hours of the xenon light source.
• Change the xenon lamps after a maximum operating time of 500 hours to
avoid any rupture of the xenon lamps. Then reset the counter to "0" by
pressing the "Reset" button (6).
6 Reset button
The reset button resets the service hour counter to "0".
7 Opening the lamp module
When you press this button, the slide-in lamp module is partially ejected.
• To change the lamp, pull out the lamp module as far as it will go. Turn the
knob (2) through 180° until it snaps in place. This moves the backup lamp
into the illumination beam path.

• Reset the service hour counter to "0" after replacing the lamp.
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Control panel and menu overview
The control panel consists of a graphic display (1) with control keys (3).
All functions can be interactively controlled via menus. The display shows
the selected functions and settings. Using control buttons (3) you can move
through the menus and activate a selection field. The field activated is then
highlighted by a dark background. Press Enter button (4) to confirm your
selection or entry.
For entering, briefly press any of control buttons (3). In some settings, the
control buttons have a repeat function, i.e. constant pressing of a button
causes the command to be repeated.
The menus are clearly laid out and user-friendly. The name of the menu is
given in bar (2) at the bottom. At the right-hand end of the bar, a small
pictogram is shown for quick orientation. At the left-hand end of the bar,
the activation field (OK) is located. If the background of this field is dark,
press the "Enter" button to confirm your entry.
The following diagram depicts how the menus are linked.
Power switch (5)
For switching the system on and off. When the system has been switched on,
the green lamp in the switch is lit.
The power switch contains an automatic circuit breaker. If a short circuit
occurs, the automatic circuit breaker will respond and switch the system off.
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USER 1
USER 2 NONE
USER 3 NONE
50% 1.4 Off 50% 300 mm Off 50% 50%
Off Off
Off
4.9 x 300 mm 20%
Standard Close
55 mm + 0.00 + 0.00 12.5 x
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Structure of the menus
– If no entry is made for about 30 seconds, the preceding menu will

automatically reappear.
– The data you have entered or changed will not be saved until you press
the OK button or the Enter button, or when the preceding menu appears
after approx. 30 seconds because no further entries have been made.
Firmware version 1.1 Start of menu

After you have switched on the system, the software is loaded. The growing
size of the ZEISS logo with the words "Please wait..." below it indicates that
this loading process is still in progress. The release number is displayed in the
Please wait ... top left corner. The system then performs a self-test.
After successful completion of the test, the "User Selection" menu is
automatically displayed.
User menu
The User menu comprises one standard profile and three other user profiles.
USER 1
When a user profile is selected, the system imports the settings stored under
USER 2
this profile, e.g. focusing speed, zoom link setting, zoom speed and handgrip
USER 3
settings. The stored start values ("Start at") for the magnification factor, the
focus position and the brightness are automatically set. The three user profiles
are used to adjust these settings for different users.
When the system is started up for the first time, the Standard User is
displayed; at every subsequent start-up, the user active last is displayed.
– The Standard User profile allows the adjustment of settings, but these
settings cannot be saved (fixed factory settings).
– In the Standard User profile, all "Start at" fields are deactivated. No bar is
displayed; it is not possible to adjust any settings.
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Three different users or applications (e.g. larynx, nose, ear) and their profiles
can be stored in the User menu. The Edit User menu allows you to enter your
Dr. L. Weber personal user name. When Edit icon (1) after the user name is activated, the
input keyboard is displayed. This keyboard allows you to enter a 12-digit user
name or application name. Then activate the "OK" key (2) using the arrow
keys and press the "Enter" button to save the name you entered.
A user or application name is displayed in the input field. If no name has been
Dr. L. Weber
entered, only User 1, 2 or 3 will be displayed.
After selecting a user or an application, press the "Enter" button to return to
the "Surgery" menu.
Functions of buttons:
– When the input keyboard has been activated with the Edit button (1),
the input function is active.
2
– Select the individual characters using the arrow keys and confirm the
characters by pressing the "Enter" button.
Delete one or more characters from right to left by pressing the

"Enter" button.
Space Space bar; press the "Enter" button to insert a blank space.
Shift: switches to capital letters and back again when the "Enter"
button is pressed.
Cursor control, for insertion or deletion of individual characters in
<> the text.
You must activate the OK button (2) using the arrow buttons and then
press the Enter button to save the name entered under the selected user.
After selecting a user or an application, press the "Enter" button to return
to the "Surgery" menu.
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Surgery menu
The Surgery menu is constantly displayed during operation. The menu
4.9 x 300 mm 20% includes the icons (from left to right) for the following menus: Zoom, Focus,
Illumination. Below: User, Options, Video and Balance. The displays below the
Standard zoom, focus, illumination and user icons show the current settings for total
magnification, working distance, brightness level and selected User.
– The display shows the name of the user or application shortened to
10 characters.
– The displayed values are rounded. which are only provided for
information, not for measurement purposes.
Use the control buttons to activate the appropriate selection field and press
the enter button to go to the desired menu.
Zoom menu
You can adjust the settings for the following functions in the Zoom menu:
50% 1.4
Speed:
The zoom speed from minimum to maximum speed from 5% to 100% in
increments of 5%.
Start at:
the zoom start value. Enter the magnification factor at which the zoom system
should start when the system is switched on or is switched to a different user.
The magnification factor can be set and saved within a range between γ =
0.4x and γ = 2.4x in increments of 0.1.
γ is only the magnification factor of the zoom system. The total magnification
provided by the system is also determined by the eyepieces and the working
distance used.
• Activate the function desired (Speed or Start at) and move the indicator
bar using one of the arrow buttons ( , ), until the reading required is
displayed in the field at the top.
• Press the Enter button to save the value set and to return to the Surgery
menu. If you do not press any key, the display will automatically jump back
to the Surgery menu after approx. 30 seconds.
In the Standard User profile, all "Start at" fields are deactivated. No bar is
displayed; it is not possible to adjust any settings.
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Focus menu
You can adjust the settings for the following functions in the Focus menu:
Zoom Link:
On 50% 300 mm
The Zoom Link function lets you couple the focusing speed to the current
On
magnification. This means that the focusing speed is automatically reduced
when a high magnification is used. Whether the Zoom Link function has been
activated or deactivated is stored in the respective user profile.
Speed:
The focusing speed from minimum to maximum speed from 5% to 100% in
increments of 5%.
Focus
Start at:
On
focus start value. Adjust the working distance at which the focusing system
On should start when you call your user profile. The setting can be adjusted and
saved within a range of 200 to 415 mm in increments of 1 mm.
• Activate the function desired and move the indicator bar using one of the
arrow buttons ( , ) until the reading required is displayed in the field
at the top.
• Press the Enter button to save the value set and to return to the Surgery
menu. If you do not press any button, the display will automatically jump
back to the Surgery menu after approx. 30 seconds and save the values
set.
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Illumination menu
You can adjust the settings for the following functions in the Illumination
menu:
Zoom link
On 50% 50% Intensity:
On the illumination intensity from minimum to maximum brightness from
5% to 100% in increments of 5%. This setting can be adjusted for the xenon
illumination and the halogen illumination.
Start at:
the brightness start value. Use one of the arrow buttons ( , ) to adjust the
illumination intensity in percent. The xenon or halogen lamp will then go on
at this brightness level after activation.
Illumination
The "Start at" field will be active only if "Zoom Link" is in the "Off" position.
On If Zoom Link is On, the "Start at" field will not be active. No bar is displayed;
On
it is not possible to adjust any settings.
Zoom Link:
the automatic light readjustment. When this function is active (ON), the
illumination is adjusted in such a way that the user is provided with
a subjectively constant brightness level in the eyepiece, regardless of the
zoom factor set. Whether the Zoom Link function has been activated or
deactivated is stored in the respective user profile.
• Press the Enter button to save the value set and to return to the "Surgery"
menu. If you do not press any button, the display will automatically jump
back to the Surgery menu after approx. 30 seconds and save the values
set.
Options menu "Options"

Activate the Options selection and press the enter button to go to the Options
menu. The Options menu comprises the following submenus (from the top):
– Handgrip Settings menu
– "Foot Control" menu
– "Binocular Settings" menu
– Eyepiece Settings menu
– Autofocus menu (option)
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Handgrip Settings menu

This menu allows you to assign one of the listed functions to each of the four
1 2
buttons (A, B, C, D) for every user or application:
– Light on/off: switching the illumination on and off.
– Light +/-: adjusting the brightness level of the illumination.
– "Video Capture": triggers the device connected to the "Remote" socket
Freeze/Live
(on the connector panel of the suspension system).
– Photo: triggering an electrical contact in the suspension system. Here,
a camera can be connected (option).
– Autofocus: triggering the SpeedFokus autofocus option.
– Video Gain +/-: adjusting the brightness level of the integrated video
system (option).
– OSD on/off: activating/deactivating the on-screen display of the
integrated video system (option).
– "Freeze/Live": the current live video image is frozen and displayed as
a full-screen freeze frame on the monitor.
The "Video Gain +/-" and the "OSD on/off" functions are offered for selection
only if your system is equipped with an integrated video camera (option).
Without an integrated video camera (option), these fields remain blank.
In addition, you can either assign the same functions to both handgrips by
pressing button (1) or assign different functions to the left and right handgrip
by pressing button (2).
Function assignment:
Use the ( , ) arrow buttons to select the required function from the table.
Use the arrow buttons ( , ) to select the handgrip button required (A-D).
After you have pressed the "Enter" button, a check mark ( ) indicates that
the selected function has been assigned to the selected button.
When you press the "Enter" button again, your selection is saved and you
return to the "Surgery" menu.
Foot Control menu
Your suspension system permits the connection of a foot control panel
(option). This menu allows you to assign one of the listed functions to each
of the buttons C and D on the foot control panel for every user:
– "Video Capture": triggers the device connected to the "Remote" socket
(on the connector panel of the suspension system).
– Autofocus: triggering the SpeedFokus autofocus option.
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Assignment of functions:
Use the ( , ) arrow buttons to select the required function from the table.
Use the ( , ) arrow buttons to select the button required (C or D). After
you have pressed the "Enter" button, a check mark ( ) indicates that the
selected function has been assigned to the selected button.
When you press the "Enter" button again, your selection is saved and you
return to the "Surgery" menu.
Binocular Settings menu
If you select Binocular Setting in the Options menu, the following three setting
options are available:
– Selection of the eyepieces used (10x or 12.5x)
– Selection of the tube used (170 mm or 200 mm)
– Activation of the PD and Diopter Settings submenu
The selection of the tube and eyepieces is required for the correct display of
the system's total magnification in the Surgery menu. Use the arrow buttons
( , ) to select the relevant tube and eyepiece type. Press the "Enter" key to
save the eyepiece type used.
If you select the "PD and Diopter Settings" function, the program branches to
the appropriate subprogram.
Press the Enter button to save the value set and to return to the Surgery menu.
If no entry is made, the display will automatically jump back to the Surgery
menu after approx. 30 seconds.
PD and Diopter Settings"
This menu only has a memory function. It provides sliders which enable each
user to set his/her interpupillary distance and prescription using one of the
arrow buttons ( , ) and to save these values. No motorized setting is made
on the eyepieces or tube. This function is intended to allow OR staff to adjust
the surgical microscope to the surgeon's settings before the procedure and,
if necessary, to retrieve or change the stored values.
– You can set the interpupillary distance in 1 mm increments from 55 mm
to 80 mm.
– When using widefield eyepieces with a magnetic coupling, you can set
your prescription between –8 D and 8D.
If no entry is made, the display will automatically jump back to the Surgery
menu after approx. 30 seconds.
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Option "SpeedFocus (Autofocus)"

The SpeedFokus autofocus option permits you to select and automatically
focus on a feature in the ROI (region of interest, measuring field) in the image
of the surgical field.
The SpeedFokus (autofocus) function is based on the analysis of the video
image contrast: during focusing of the microscope's Varioskop optics,
SpeedFokus continuously determines the video image contrast in the selected
ROI. In this way, SpeedFokus controls the microscope's Varioscope optics and
adjusts it to the point of maximum contrast. This corresponds at the same
time to the point of greatest image sharpness.
Autofocus menu
The Autofocus menu offers you the following functions for selection:
– ROI, on/off: activating / deactivating the ROI display.
– ROI Size, small/medium/large: selecting the ROI size.
– ROI Position: branching to the AF - ROI Position submenu to define the
ROI position.
– Camera Position, left/right: entering the orientation of the external video
camera.
– Advanced Settings: branching to the Advanced Settings submenu to enter
the technical data of the external video camera.
– The "Camera Position left/right" and "Advanced Settings" functions are
only offered for selection if your system is equipped with an external video
camera. If you have an integrated video camera, these fields remain blank.
– As long as you are entering any settings in the Autofocus menu or its
submenus, the ROI is displayed as a square frame in the video image on
the monitor. A few seconds after your last action, the frame disappears
from the screen.
Menu item "ROI, on/off"
The position and size of the ROI are displayed on the video monitor in
the form of a square frame. Use the "ROI on/off" function to activate or
deactivate this display on the video monitor.
Menu item "ROI Size, small/medium/large"
Permits you to select the ROI size.
Three different ROI sizes are available for selection: small (20x20 pixels),
medium (36x36 pixels) and large (50x50 pixels).
The default setting for Standard User is the large ROI. You can change the
size of the ROI, but the change cannot be saved for the Standard User.
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For specific users, the ROI size can be set and saved for each user as required.
Submenu "AF - ROI Position"
This submenu permits you to define the ROI position within the microscope's
field of view.
When you start your system, the ROI is always positioned at the center of the
field of view. The ROI is visualized as a square in the graphic display. Use the
arrow buttons to shift the ROI.
Press the OK button to return to the Autofocus menu. If you do not press any
of the buttons, the display will automatically jump back to the Surgery menu
after approx. 20 seconds.
Menu item "Camera Position":
If you are using an external video camera, the orientation of the video camera
must be known to the SpeedFokus (autofocus) function.
This function is only available in systems equipped with an external video
camera.
The video image must have the same orientation as the image in the main
eyepieces of the surgical microscope.
In addition, SpeedFokus needs the information whether the video camera is
connected on the left or right, i.e. whether the beam splitter projects into the
main beam path from the left or right, to be able to perform corrections in the
right direction during the focusing process.
Submenu "Advanced Settings"
– This submenu is only available in systems equipped with an external video
camera.
– This submenu contains camera-specific settings. These settings only need
to be changed when a different video camera is installed.
– The SpeedFokus (autofocus) option does not function properly if
parameters have not been correctly set.
The "Advanced Settings" submenu contains the following camera-specific
settings:
– Video Focal Length
– Camera Chip Size (size of the CCD array)
Video Focal Length and Camera Chip Size (size of the CCD array):
These settings must conform to the technical specifications of the video
camera used.
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If you are using the "1Chip HD Camera" option on a surgical microscope

featuring SpeedFokus, you have to configure the following software settings
on the surgical microscope to ensure correct visualization of the image
format:
• set the focal length of the video optics to f = 50 mm and the size of the
CCD array to 1/3".
Balance menu
The Balance menu has been designed as a user prompt and consists of six
images explaining the balancing procedure. You can scroll through the
Balance menu using the arrow buttons ( , ). The OK button has no
function.
Press the enter button or the arrow buttons (, , ) several times to return
to the "Surgery" menu.
The balancing procedure is described in the "Preparations" chapter under

"Adjusting the system"
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Laser menu
1
The User Selection menu permits you to access the laser selection menu via
the respective Edit button using the arrow button ( ). Here, the working
User 1 NONE distance (focus) of the Varioskop in the surgical microscope is adjusted to the
User 2 TwinER working distance of the TwinER (option) or CO2 laser, and the system is
User 3 TwinER switched to the motorized external focus module (option).
After you have activated Laser menu button (1), a pull-down menu is
automatically opened in the display.
Note: The pull-down menu will be automatically opened if you approach from
the left with the arrow button ( ). If you select the field using the
( , )arrow buttons, the pull-down menu can be opened by pressing the
Enter button.
Using the arrow buttons ( , ) , you can jump to None CO2 Laser
TwinER.
By activating one of the options None, CO2 Laser, TwinER and pressing the
enter button, you can transfer your selection to Laser menu (1).
Select "CO2 Laser" to access the "Focus Laser" menu.
Use the arrow buttons ( , ) to adjust the working distance (focus) of the
micromanipulator used. After you have pressed the OK button and confirmed
the user, the Varioskop is automatically adjusted to the selected working
distance and deactivated. At the same time, the external focus module is
activated if this option has been integrated, see also the notes on Page 153.
It is absolutely vital that the focal planes of the surgical microscope and of the
laser are identical!
Check this after mounting the micromanipulator, before every surgical
procedure (without patient) and before every use of the laser by directing
a trial laser shot at a wooden spatula located in the focal plane. If the
alignment is correct, the laser is focused precisely on the working plane,
and its therapy beam displays its maximum effect. If this is not the case,
you have to correct the working distance in the Laser menu.
Press the Enter button to save the value set and to return to the Surgery menu.
If you do not press any key, the display will automatically jump back to the
Surgery menu after approx. 30 seconds.
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When you select "TwinER", you access the "Focus TwinER" menu (option).
The "Focus TwinER" menu only contains the following displays:
– Internal Focus is fixed
– external focus active
The Varioskop automatically adjusts to the focal length of the TwinER laser
and switches off. At the same time, the external focus module becomes
operative. When you press the laser micromanipulator focus switch, the
external focus module is automatically activated. Any manual change of
the focus triggers an error message.
This display automatically jumps back to the User menu after about
30 seconds. If you do not press any key, the display will automatically
jump back to the Surgery menu after approx. 30 seconds.
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Malfunctions (Error message menu)

This window appears on your display when a malfunction or incorrect
operation has occurred. At the same time, this is also indicated by three
1 beeps.
The type of malfunction present and a code number are displayed in field (1).
HR:-9005
The letters preceding the code number indicate the system component in
HANDGRIP RIGHT which the malfunction has occurred:
handgrip button pressed S - suspension system, HR - right handgrip, HL - left handgrip, F - foot control
Cancel
panel, V - video, O - surgical microscope, C - (core) software.
This code number permits you to identify the malfunction that has occurred,
E.g.:
HR:-9005
RIGHT HANDGRIP
handgrip button pressed
You can delete the error message by pressing the "Enter" button. Internally,
the system keeps a record of the malfunctions occurred.
If you cannot eliminate the malfunction, you may perhaps be able to continue
working by switching off the suspension system or separating the plug-in
connection to the surgical microscope (see "Failure of main functions",
Page 178).
Acoustic signals
Three successive beeps – Error message in case of a malfunction

or incorrect user operation.
One short beep – Confirms that the contact in the Remote
socket is activated.
– After power-on of the suspension
system.
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Optional foot control panel
The foot control panel permits you to control various functions of

a suspension system or a surgical microscope. The assignment of the
functions to the buttons on the foot control panel is described in the following
pages. You can only control functions which are implemented in the system
configuration used (stand, surgical microscope).
14-function foot control panel, wired (FCP) and wireless (FCP WL)
A retrofit kit for the 14 function foot control panel is available as an option.
The prerequisite for this is that your device is equipped with the foot control
panel connector socket.
Please observe the G-30-1707 Instructions for Use which are contained in the
delivery scope for the 14 function foot control panel.
1 FCP WL (wireless 14 function foot control panel) - (view from above)

2 FCP (wired 14 function foot control panel) - (rear aspect with plugged in
connection lead)
3 Upgrade Kit
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1Chip HD camera (option)
1 The 1Chip HD camera (option)

is flanged onto a beam splitter.
2 The CCU (camera control unit)
control unit for the 1Chip HD camera.
2 1
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S7 / OPMI Sensera Preparations for use
Preparations for use
Attaching the equipment ..............................................................122

Attaching the tube and eyepieces ...........................................................122
Establishing connections ..............................................................124

Connecting the strain relief .....................................................................124
Connecting the suspension system – S7 floor stand ................................126
Connecting the suspension system - S7 ceiling mount
with rigid column ...................................................................................128
Connecting the suspension system - S7 ceiling mount
with lifting column .................................................................................130
Connecting the video monitor and the MEDIALINK 100 (option) ............132
1Chip HD camera (option) ............................................................. 134

Installing the 1Chip HD camera ..............................................................134
1Chip HD camera with iris diaphragm for video lenses ............................135
Cable connections for the 1Chip HD camera ...........................................136
Adjusting the system – S7 floor stand .......................................... 138

Setting the suspension arm weight compensation ..................................138
Limiting the suspension arm's downward movement .............................138
Adjusting the system - S7 ceiling mount with rigid column .......... 140
Configuring the system - S7 ceiling mount with lifting column .... 142
Set ergonomic working height ................................................................142
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Preparations for use S7 / OPMI Sensera
Balancing the surgical microscope ................................................146
Adjusting the surgical microscope ................................................150
Preparing the device for sterile use ..............................................152

Attaching asepsis caps ........................................................................... 152
Attaching the drapes ............................................................................. 152
Surgical microscope with a laser micromanipulator ......................153
Relocating the S7 floor stand .......................................................155
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WARNING Risk of serious injury due to unauthorized modification!

You must not modify this device without the permission of the manufacturer.
R502 The manufacturer is not liable for damages caused by unauthorized use of
the device.
Unauthorized modifications of the device may result in severe, irreversible
injuries to users and/or patients.
• If you modify the device after consultation with the manufacturer,
you must conduct the appropriate inspections and tests to ensure that
it can still be used safely.
devices is a system configurer and as such is responsible for compliance of
the system with the normative requirements for medical electrical systems.
above-mentioned standards. If you have any questions, contact your local
dealer or ZEISS Service.
NOTE This equipment must not be modified without the manufacturer’s

approval!
R034 Your devices may not be modified without the manufacturer’s approval.
If the system is modified after consultation with the manufacturer, suitable
inspections and testing must be completed to ensure subsequent safe use.
The manufacturer is not liable for damage caused by unauthorized use of the
device. Furthermore, such unauthorized modifications will render the
warranty and any claims under warranty invalid.
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Attaching the equipment
Attaching the tube and eyepieces
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by the lowering of the surgical microscope or

falling equipment!
• Never change modules and accessories during a surgical procedure or
above the patient.
• Attach the accessory modules to the microscope and firmly tighten the
respective securing screw.
• Before every use and after re-equipping the instrument, make sure that
the modules are securely locked in position.
• Make sure that all securing screws are firmly tightened!
Mounting and removing modules and accessories may lead to unintended
lowering of the surgical microscope.
• Always make sure that the maximum permissible load is not exceeded.
• Always re-balance the surgical microscope after re-equipping the system.
• Move the suspension arm in a position that is convenient for you and
firmly tighten the friction adjustment knob (1).
• Loosen securing screw (4) by a few turns.
• Remove the cover (3) and store it in a safe place.
• Place the binocular tube (5) on the microscope body and firmly tighten the
securing screw (4).
• You can install further accessories between the binocular tube and the
microscope body. Lock these modules in position in the same way using
the securing screw (4).
• Insert the widefield eyepieces (7) as far as they will go into the mounts (6)
intended for them. The magnetic coupling reliably secures them in
position.
If you wish to use documentation equipment, we can supply an eyepiece with
a reticle to aid focusing. The retrofitting of a reticle to an eyepiece can be
performed only in the factory or by our Service staff. Always install the
eyepiece with the reticle on the same side of the binocular tube where the
documentation equipment is located.
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Establishing connections
Connecting the strain relief
You can secure the power plug and the multipoint connector of the switching
component against inadvertent loosening by installing the two cables in the
strain relief device (1).
After you have mounted the strain relief device (1), the cable must have the
following length:
– 320 mm from the strain relief device up to and including the power
connector (9).
– 320 mm from the strain relief device up to the connector (10) of the foot
control panel.
• Form a loop with the cable (3).
• Open the flap (4).
• Feed the cable through the opening (5).
• Close the flap (6).
• Tighten the cable until it encloses the flap (7).
• Check the cable length.
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Connecting the suspension system – S7 floor stand
CAUTION Risk of tripping over cables lying on the floor!

If cables are inappropriately installed on the floor, this increases the risk of
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tripping and interferes with the flow of work. Users may suffer tissue trauma
from tripping and falling.
• If possible, cables should be laid only outside of the area of movement.
NOTE Comply with the rated voltage

Prior to leaving the factory, the device is set to the rated voltage of the
R017 respective country of destination. The set voltage is visible in a small window
(1) on the carrier arm. If the set voltage does not comply with the line voltage
available at the site of installation, this can cause damage to the device.
• Check the voltage setting. The set voltage must comply with the line
voltage available at the site of installation. If this is not the case, you must
not operate the system.
• If the rated voltage is not correctly set, adjust the sliding switch (5) using
a suitable tool.
CAUTION Risk of electrical shock!

• Connect components only to properly grounded outlets.
• Connect the stand with the provided power cord to (4).
• If required, connect the suspension system via the potential equalization
pin (1) to the potential equalization panel in the OR.
• Connect the plug of the foot control panel to the connection strip (2) of
the stand if you wish to use a foot control panel.
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Connecting the suspension system - S7 ceiling mount with rigid column
• Check the voltage indicator for (2).

The stand is factory preset to the rated voltage of the country where it will
be used. The rated voltage indicated at window (2) must correspond to
the rated voltage available on the site of installation.
a suitable tool.
• Plug the connector of the foot control panel (option) into connector (1) of
the suspension system.
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Connecting the suspension system - S7 ceiling mount with lifting column
• Check the voltage indicator for (2).

The stand is factory preset to the rated voltage of the country where it will
be used. The rated voltage indicated at window (2) must correspond to
the rated voltage available at the site of installation.
a suitable tool.
• Plug the connector of the foot control panel (option) into connector (1) of
the suspension system.
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Connecting the video monitor and the MEDIALINK 100 (option)
NOTE Use of video signal isolation

When video signals are led out of the OR, e.g. for a conference, this may
cause excessive leakage and contact currents.
• Use galvanic isolation for isolating the video signals.
The image quality obtained with Y/C connections and cables shorter than
10 m is always better than that obtained with BNC connections of the same
length. If cable lengths exceed 10 m, the image quality provided by a Y/C
connection will decrease markedly; in these cases, only BNC connections
should be used.
If possible, you should position the individual units in such a way that you can
use Y/C connections. The Y/C connection provides the best image quality,
in particular for images recorded with MEDIALINK 100.
If this is not possible, position the individual units in such a way that you can
use the Y/C cable at least for the video input port of MEDIALINK 100.
Remote control of MEDIALINK 100 using freely configurable buttons

The freely configurable handgrip buttons of the surgical microscope and the
freely configurable buttons (C and D) on the foot control panel allow you to
control external units.
The signal generated by the configurable buttons is present at the Remote
socket on the connector panel of the suspension system.
• To enable the remote control function, connect the Remote socket on the
connector panel of the suspension system to the Remote socket on
MEDIALINK 100.
Set-up
1 Standard video monitor
2 Standard video recorder, video printer, video projector
3 MEDIALINK 100
4 CCU connector panel (on back of the system) for the 1Chip HD camera
5 Connector panel of the suspension system
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Devices with the SpeedFokus S7 / OPMI Sensera with 1Chip HD camera option,
(autofocus) option for an external MEDIALINK100 option and video monitor /
camera and the optional video recorder
1Chip HD camera
Video monitor 1
VIDEO IN
Video recorder 2
CCU for the

optional 1Chip HD
camera Y/C
BNC
(FBAS)
MEDIALINK 100 3
Y/C
SD - Y/C Remote
CCU for the 1Chip HD camera
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1Chip HD camera (option)
Installing the 1Chip HD camera
Please observe the "1Chip HD camera" Instructions for Use (G-30-1946).

These Instructions for Use are included automatically in systems with the
"1Chip HD camera" option. They contain all the additional explanations for
the "1Chip HD camera" option.
The 1Chip HD camera is flanged permanently onto a beam splitter or to an iris
diaphragm for video lenses. Normally the beam splitter with the 1Chip HD
camera remains installed on the surgical microscope.
If necessary, the beam splitter with the 1Chip HD camera can be removed
from the surgical microscope.
CAUTION Risk of infection due to sagging camera cable!

If the beam splitter and the permanently connected 1Chip HD camera are
R508 removed from the surgical microscope and the remaining, non-sterile camera
cable is hanging down from the surgical microscope, the camera cable could
contaminate the sterile area with pathogens under certain circumstances.
This may cause infections.
• Make sure that the remaining camera cable is not hanging down from
the surgical microscope.
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1Chip HD camera with iris diaphragm for video lenses
Normally the 1Chip HD camera is located on the right side as viewed from the
main eyepieces. The iris diaphragm for video lenses on the 1Chip HD camera
allows you to re-equip your surgical microscope quickly. The 1Chip HD camera
can be attached to and removed from the beam splitter, and therefore the
output ports of the beam splitter (left/right sides) can also be changed.
After changing sides, you will have to adjust the position of the image.
For further details please refer to the Instructions for Use of the "1Chip HD
camera" (G-30-1946), in the chapters "Using the CCU to configure the 1Chip
HD camera / Configuring the picture settings". These Instructions for Use are
included automatically in systems with the "1Chip HD camera" option.
1 Iris diaphragm for video lenses (301675-0000.000)

The iris diaphragm for video lenses is installed permanently on the 1Chip
HD camera. Use the aperture setting to adjust the brightness of the video
image.
2 Adjusting ring for the aperture
3 1Chip HD camera
4 Connector socket for the camera cable
5 Bayonet mount
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5
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Cable connections for the 1Chip HD camera

Unapproved or defective accessories can cause increased leakage current.
R506 The user and patient may suffer an electric shock if the video output ports
are touched.
IEC 60601-1 (IEC 60601-1-1 is still valid in some countries).
CAUTION Risk of tripping over cables lying on the floor!

Cables inappropriately installed on the floor increase the risk of tripping and
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interfere with the workflow. Users may suffer tissue trauma from tripping
and falling.
• If possible, cables should be laid only outside of the area of movement.
You'll find information about the required cable connections in the
Instructions for Use for the "1Chip HD Camera" (G-30-1946).
You'll find video accessories available for your surgical microscope in the
section entitled "Video accessories for the optional 1Chip HD Camera" on
Page 226 .
1Chip HD camera on the beam splitter,

Splitter 20 or Splitter 50
Camera cable
DC 12 V - 15 V Permanently
from the suspension installed in
system the suspension
system
CCU
S-Video DVI HD SDI HD SDI

(max. 5 m)
Video recorder Video recorder Video recorder Video recorder

Video monitor Video monitor Video monitor Video monitor
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Adjusting the system – S7 floor stand
Setting the suspension arm weight compensation
CAUTION Risk of crushing - mind your fingers!

Fingers may be crushed between the carrier and suspension arms.
• Never touch the area between the suspension and carrier arms while you
are performing the balancing procedure or moving the suspension arm.
Do not perform the balance setting until the surgical microscope and all
accessories have been mounted!
• Move the suspension arm into its horizontal position and hold it tightly
with one hand.
• Loosen knob (3) for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's upward/
downward movement.
• Move the suspension arm slightly up and down. At the same time, turn
adjustment screw (1) until you think that the spring force is sufficient to
compensate for the weight of the surgical microscope and accessories.
Continue to perform this adjustment until the surgical microscope moves
neither upward nor downward. The surgical microscope is fully balanced
when it remains stationary in all positions within the work area.
Rotating clockwise increases the spring force. Turning the screw counter-
clockwise reduces the spring force.
Limiting the suspension arm's downward movement
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by lowering of the surgical microscope!

• Limit the stroke of the suspension arm to prevent any contact with the
patient should the surgical microscope be lowered accidentally.
• Loosen locking lever (2) for the upward/downward movement.
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• Lower the surgical microscope until it can be focused on the surgical field
(depending on the focal length of the objective lens). At the same time,
ensure that there is sufficient safety clearance to the surgical field.
• Firmly retighten locking lever (2) for the upward/downward movement.
• Lower the surgical microscope to its lowest position again, and check the
distance between the microscope and the surgical field.
– The limit of downward travel is only effective in the lower part of the
suspension arm's vertical movement range (starting from the arm's
horizontal position).
– If you wish to use the suspension arm's full range of vertical movement,
lower the suspension arm as far as it will go and then firmly retighten
locking lever (2).
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Adjusting the system - S7 ceiling mount with rigid column

• Move the suspension arm into its horizontal position and tightly hold it
with one hand.
• Loosen knob (3) for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's upward/
downward movement.
• Move the suspension arm slightly up and down. At the same time,
turn adjustment screw (1) until you think that the spring force is sufficient
to compensate for the weight of the surgical microscope and accessories.
Rotating clockwise increases the spring force. Turning the screw counter-
clockwise reduces the spring force.

• Always limit the stroke of the suspension arm so that any contact with
the patient will be prevented if the surgical microscope is lowered
accidentally.
• Loosen the locking lever (2) for the upward/downward movement.
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• Firmly re-tighten the locking lever (2) for the upward/downward
movement.
– The limit of downward travel is effective pnly in the lower part of the
lower the suspension arm as far as it will go and then firmly re-tighten
locking lever (2).
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Configuring the system - S7 ceiling mount with lifting

column
Set ergonomic working height

Bring the surgical microscope into a position convenient for you before each
surgical procedure, and set the optimal ergonomic working height of the
suspension system via the lifting column (without the patient!).
As long as you keep the selector switch (2) in the turned position, the lifting
column (1) moves upward or downward, depending on the switch position.
When you release the selector switch, the lifting column stops immediately.
With a maximum actuation time of one minute, the lifting column must be
turned off for at least nine minutes because its motor might overheat
otherwise.
• Before raising or lowering the suspension system, make sure that there is
sufficient clearance from other objects so that any collision is avoided.
The lifting column is used to move the microscope into position for surgery
prior to the surgical procedure.
Do not constantly move the lifting column up and down, since a thermal cut-
out will then automatically deactivate the drive motor. If this occurs, the lifting
column cannot be moved until the motor has cooled down.
NOTE Risk of injury to the head when using ceiling mounts!

Your head may collide with the device while the device is lowered.
• Move ceiling mount to its standby position when it is not in use.
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• Move the suspension arm into its horizontal position and hold it tightly
with one hand.
• Loosen the knob (3) for adjusting the friction of the suspension arm's
• Move the suspension arm slightly up and down. At the same time, turn
the adjustment screw (1) until you think that the spring force is sufficient
to compensate for the weight of the surgical microscope and accessories.
Turn the adjustment screw clockwise to increase the spring force. Turn the
adjustment screw counter-clockwise to reduce the spring force.

• Always limit the stroke of the suspension arm so that any contact with
the patient will be prevented if the surgical microscope is lowered acci-
dentally.
• Loosen the locking lever (2) for the upward/downward movement.
• Firmly re-tighten the locking lever (2) for the upward/downward
movement.
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– The limit of downward travel is effective only in the lower part of the
lower the suspension arm as far as it will go and then firmly re-tighten
locking lever (2).
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Balancing the surgical microscope
NOTE Risk of injury to the patient!

With an incorrectly balanced system, brake release may lead to uncontrolled
movements of the suspension arm.
• Use the surgical microscope only when it has been fully and correctly
balanced!
• Balance the surgical microscope before surgery, without the patient.
• The subsequent test must not be carried out when the system is
positioned over the patient and it must be conducted at a safe distance
from other persons and devices.
• To check that the system has been correctly balanced, unlock the brakes.
For this step, hold the surgical microscope by both handgrips. If the
system has been correctly balanced, the surgical microscope can be
moved almost effortlessly.
To permit almost effortless guidance of the surgical microscope, the
microscope and the suspension system used must be correctly balanced.
If the system is in an extremely unbalanced state, the unit can move
uncontrollably out of position. For this reason, hold the surgical microscope
tightly by its handgrips before loosening the friction adjustment knob on the
suspension arm.
Adjusting the friction of the microscope's axis of rotation

• Use the rotary knob (1) to adjust the friction of the microscope's axis of
rotation.
Setting the lateral tilt motion for correct balancing

• Loosen the friction adjustment knob (3).
• Use knob (2) to adjust the spring force so that that the surgical microscope
is balanced about its lateral tilt axis and remains stationary in the desired
viewing direction.
– If the surgical microscope tends to move clockwise, turn knob (2)
counterclockwise.
– If the surgical microscope tends to move counterclockwise, turn knob
(2) clockwise.
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Adjusting the friction of the lateral tilt axis

• Use knob (3) to adjust the friction for the lateral tilt axis as required.
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Balancing the front-to-back tilt motion
NOTE Risk of injury to the patient!

With an incorrectly balanced system, brake release may lead to uncontrolled
movements of the suspension arm.
• Use the surgical microscope only when it is fully and correctly balanced!
• Balance the surgical microscope before surgery, without the patient.
• The subsequent test must not be carried out when the system is
positioned over the patient and must be conducted at a safe distance
from other persons and devices.
• To check that the system is correctly balanced, unlock the brakes. For this
step, hold the surgical microscope by both handgrips. If the system has
been correctly balanced, the surgical microscope can be moved almost
effortlessly.
For initial balancing or after a change of the accessories, proceed as follows:
• Loosen the friction knob (4).
Zero position • Press the button (1) until the motor of the balancing system stops.
This decouples the microscope body from its mount.The microscope has
been decoupled from its suspension and has adopted its center-of-gravity
position (zero position) if the white ring with marking (3) does not move
when you turn the microscope.
• Check whether the white ring is really in its zero position. If this is not the
case, turn it manually to the zero position.
• Press key (2).
Allow the microscope to hang in its center-of-gravity position while you
press the button (2).
After approx. 15 seconds, the microscope body has again been coupled with
its suspension. You can check this: when you move the microscope body, the
white ring (3) also moves.
• Continue pressing key (2) and check whether the microscope body
remains balanced in every tilt position. Depending on the accessories
attached, this can take some time (approx. 1 minute or longer). To check
this, lift the microscope body slightly and tilt it into different positions to
see whether the microscope body has been correctly balanced.
• If you have pressed button (2) for too long, you can correct the balance
by pressing button (1).
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Correcting the balance of the front-to-back tilt motion

After a slight change in the position of accessories (e.g. the angle of the
co-observation tube) it may become necessary to correct the balance setting.
– If the microscope body tends to tilt forward (in your direction), press
key (2).
– If the microscope body tends to tilt backward, press key (1).
Adjusting the friction of the front-to-back tilt axis

Use knob (4) to adjust the friction of the front-to-back tilt axis as required.
2
1
1
1
3
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Adjusting the surgical microscope
Notes on adjustment
– To permit fast setup of the microscope, it is advisable to store the pupillary
distances and prescriptions of the different users so that they can be easily
preset during system preparation.
– Do not wear any bifocal or progressive lenses for the adjustment
procedure and subsequent work with the microscope.
Such lenses make it impossible to set the diopters correctly and result in
unsatisfactory imaging.
– Optimal image clarity in the eyepieces and at the optical port for
documentation equipment (photo, video) can be achieved only by
carefully focusing and precisely adjusting the binocular tube.
Adjusting the binocular tube
Adjusting the • Position the microscope vertically above a flat object, e.g. a piece of paper
interpupillary distance with writing on it.
• Bring the eyepieces on the binocular tube to eye distance, so that the two
eyepiece images (the object and the periphery of the field of view) merge
to produce a single image.
Adjusting the eyepieces The following procedure must be performed separately for each eyepiece in
the order described.
• Set the microscope to the smallest magnification on the microscope.
• Set the diopter adjustment ring on the eyepiece to the zero position.
• Look through the eyepiece and move the microscope to focus the image.
• Set the microscope to the highest magnification and correct the fine
focusing until the image is defined sharply.
• Now set to the smallest magnification once again without changing the
working distance.
• Set the diopter adjustment ring on the eyepiece to its maximum value
(plus direction).
• Look through the eyepiece and slowly turn the diopter adjustment ring to
the minus direction until the image is sharply defined.
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• Repeat the entire procedure for the second eyepiece.

 The microscope is now adjusted so that a consistently sharp image is
produced throughout the entire magnification range without your having
to refocus after changing the magnification value.If this is not the case,
repeat the procedure.
Adjusting the eyecups • Adjust the eyecups so that you can survey the entire field of view.
– Viewing with eyeglasses: screw in the eyecups.
– Viewing without eyeglasses: remove the eyecups.
Adjusting the working distance and magnification

• Position the microscope above the surgical field so that you can work
comfortably.
• Roughly focus on the object by changing the distance between the
microscope and the object.
• Set the microscope to the highest magnification and correct the fine
focusing until the image is defined sharply.
• Set the microscope to the required magnification. The focal plane is
retained.
CAUTION Risk of injury to the patient caused by falling parts!

Due to collisions or incorrect installation, parts may fall and injure the patient.
• Check to ensure that all parts have been properly and firmly attached
before each use of the device.
• Check that the floor stand is secured in a stable position and can be
pivoted without causing collisions.
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Preparing the device for sterile use
CAUTION Risk of infection due to soiled aseptic accessories and drapes!

• Use only sterile asepsis accessories and drapes suitable for the system!
• The products contained in the asepsis sets must be cleaned, disinfected
and sterilized before each use. This also applies to the first use after
delivery.
• Make sure that the operating personnel have been instructed in the
sterile operation of the device.
Attaching asepsis caps
The device can be equipped with resterilizable products for sterile use.
The asepsis sets available from ZEISS contain caps and handgrips which can
be sterilized in autoclaves. For more detailed information about sterilization,
please refer to the enclosed "Preparation of resterilizable products" manual
for each Asepsis Set.
Attaching the drapes
You can also use disposable sterile drapes to cover the system. When draping
the system, make sure there is enough slack in the drapes to allow for
movement of the microscope carrier and surgical microscope.
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Surgical microscope with a laser micromanipulator
• Please comply with the separate Instructions for Use for your
micromanipulator.
Before using the surgical microscope with a laser micromanipulator, you must
adjust the focal plane of the microscope (Varioskop) to the focal plane of the
micromanipulator.
The focal plane roughly corresponds to the working distance.
In the "User selection" menu, you can access the "Laser selection" menu via
the respective "Edit" button using the arrow button ( ) (see chapter:
Description/Laser menu/CO2laser).
• Use the arrow buttons ( , ) to adjust the working distance (focus) of
the Varioskop in the surgical microscope to the working distance of your
micromanipulator.
If the motorized fine focus (available as an option) has been integrated, the
motorized focusing function of the Varioskop automatically switches to the
fine focus mode. When the focusing buttons on the handgrip are pressed,
the complete surgical microscope including the micromanipulator is moved.
This ensures that the surgical microscope and the micromanipulator remain
focused on the same focal plane. Any manual change of the focus triggers an
error message.
CAUTION Use of a micromanipulator from another manufacturer!

• Use approved micromanipulators only.
• When using an approved micromanipulator from another manufacturer,
activate the "Focus Stop" function. This prevents inadvertent motor-driv-
en readjustment of the selected focus.
It is absolutely vital that the focal planes of the surgical microscope and of the
laser are identical!
Check this after mounting the micromanipulator, before every surgical
procedure (without patient) and before every use of the laser. Proceed as
follows:
• Set the microscope to maximum magnification.
• Hold a wooden spatula in the focal plane in such a way that you see it
sharply focused.
• Trigger a few trial shots of the laser at the spatula, slightly changing the
spatula position (relative to the focal plane) for each shot.
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The therapy beam of the laser displays its maximum effect in the focal
plane of the micromanipulator, where it burns a spot on the wooden
spatula. The wooden spatula must be sharply focused in this position.
Only then will the two focal planes coincide.
If this is not the case, refocus and correct the working distance in the Laser
selection menu.
• Repeat the test until full coincidence of the focal planes has been
obtained.
The link-up of a micromanipulator with the surgical microscope via the
adapter plate results in a medical system for which the system manufacturer
must meet the necessary requirements (approval, qualification, laser
protection, etc.). Please comply with the Instructions for Use provided by
the micromanipulator manufacturer and laser manufacturer. Supplementary
information is available from our Service department or from authorized
distributors.
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Relocating the S7 floor stand

Fingers may be crushed in the areas marked with the "Risk of crushing" label.
• Do not touch these areas while the system is being moved or placed into
its working/transport position.
NOTE Mechanical forces can have undesirable impacts when the device is
being transported!
If you do not comply with the following instructions/precautions, the device
may topple over, injure persons and incur damage:
• Use the grab handle for transporting the device.
• Mind the maximum vertical clearance when passing through doorways.
• Avoid any jolting.
• Be extremely careful when moving over inclined/sloping surfaces.
• Do not park the device on inclined/sloping surfaces.
Please comply with the following instructions when relocating the stand:
• Turn off the device at the power switch.
1 • Remove the power plug from the power outlet.
2 • Move the suspension arm into its transport position (see illustration on the
right).
3
• Wind up the foot control panel cable on one of the cable holders (2),
and hang up the foot control panel on the holder (3).
• Wind up the power cord on the other cable holder (2).
• Release all the locking tabs (4) of the casters.
4 • Hold the device by the grab handle (1) and carefully push it into its new
position. Ensure that the device is standing on level ground.
• Press at least three of the locking tabs (4) and make sure that the stand is
no longer able to move away by itself.
The weight may be underestimated as the suspension system can be moved
very easily. Therefore, move the stand slowly and carefully!
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NOTE Transport over long distances!

The system may be transported over long distances (e.g. during relocation,
return for repair, etc.) only in its original packaging or in special return
packaging.
• Please contact your dealer or ZEISS Service for this purpose.
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S7 / OPMI Sensera Operation
Operation
Checklist for S7 floor stand ..........................................................158
Checklist for S7 ceiling mount with rigid column ......................... 163
Checklist for S7 ceiling mount with lifting column ....................... 168
Switching the device on and off ...................................................173
Operating procedure ....................................................................173

Working with the SpeedFokus (autofocus) option ...................................175
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Operation S7 / OPMI Sensera
Checklist for S7 floor stand
WARNING Precautions in case of device failure

• We recommend you to take adequate precautions, depending on the
application, to enable the surgical procedure or treatment to be finished
without using this microscope, if required.
WARNING Function deterioration of the light source

With increasing service life of the light source, the actual light intensity
decreases (this is a normal system property).
• Before every use, ensure that the available light quantity is sufficient.
• Replace the lamp if necessary.
Check the brightness setting after replacing the lamp.
• Keep a replacement lamp (e.g. OR lamp) ready at hand.
CAUTION Risk of injury!

Incorrect configuration settings may lead to unexpected behavior of the
device and may cause injury to the patient.
• Always check the settings of the selected user profile before using the
system.
CAUTION Function failure recognized too late!

• To avoid the occurrence of any defects during surgery, perform
a function test before every surgical procedure (without patient)!
For safety reasons, the device must not be used if a malfunction is noticed
before the start of a surgical procedure.
• Correct the malfunction (see "What to do in the event of malfunctions")
or contact ZEISS Service.
Always check the following points before surgery (without the patient!):
• Make sure that there is sufficient clearance between the instrument and
the accessories installed and that the protective cover (1) is removed from
the objective lens.
• Turn on the system using the power switch of the suspension system.
XENON illumination
 Check that the xenon illumination is intact.
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 Check that the xenon illumination is on and the green indicator lamp is lit.
If the first lamp has failed and the backup lamp is in use (segment in the
switching knob lights up), make sure to have a second backup lamp
module ready at hand as a precaution.

• For the lamp change procedure and how to reset the service hour
counter, see Page 96.
Please replace the xenon lamp in due time.
Please note the following guidelines – example:
– If operated for 4 hours/day on 5 days/week, the lamp needs to be
exchanged after 25 weeks maximum.
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Checking the illumination system

 Check that the lamp and the backup lamp are intact.
Checking the function of the handgrips
 Check that the handgrips are located in a position convenient for you,
or one or both handgrips have been removed and replaced by the knobs
supplied.
Check the zoom
• Press the appropriate release button(s) on the handgrips.
Check the focus
 When using a laser micromanipulator:
Check that the focal planes of the surgical microscope and
micromanipulator coincide. Trigger a trial shot at a wooden spatula for
this purpose. For a description, see Page 153.
Checking the functions of the knobs
• Check the proper functioning of focusing knob (3) and filter selector
knob (4).
Eyepieces / binocular tube
 Check that binocular tube (2) has been securely mounted.
 Check that securing screw (1) has been firmly tightened.
 Check that the surgical microscope and the tube are in a position
convenient for you.
 Check that the correct interocular distance has been set.
 Check that the eyecups have been adjusted in such a way that you can see
the full field of view.
 Check that the correct prescription has been set on the diopter scale.
 Check that image quality is correct throughout the entire magnification
range.
Balance
 Check that the surgical microscope has been correctly balanced.
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Balancing
 The suspension arm is properly balanced. If the suspension arm is properly
balanced, the surgical microscope should remain immobile in all positions
of the working range and should not swivel up or down.
Stroke limit
 Check that the minimum working distance (height) from the surgical field
has been adjusted.
Stand base
 Ensure that at least three of the brake tabs have been pressed and that
these prevent the stand from starting to move by itself.
Accessories
 Proper functioning of all other equipment (surgical microscope,
coobservation equipment, video system, etc.) has been checked using the
relevant user's manuals.

 Check that the plug of the foot control panel has been connected.
 Check that the power switch of suspension system has been switched on.
• Check that all functions assigned to the respective buttons on the foot
control panel are working properly.
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Settings and matching when using an external video camera
 Check that the video camera position, the focal length of the video optics
and the size of the CCD array have been correctly entered in the Autofocus
menu.
 Check that the video system and the surgical microscope have been
matched to each other, i.e. when the image is in focus in the microscope
eyepieces, the video image on the monitor must also be in focus (also
applies to the integrated video camera).
 Check that the image on the monitor has the same orientation as the
image in the main eyepieces.
Focusing process
Check that focusing can be activated in accordance with the programming of
the buttons:
 using buttons A, B, C and/or D of the handgrips.
 using button C and/or D of the foot control panel, if a foot control panel
(option) is provided.
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the objective lens.
XENON illumination
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supplied.
Check the zoom
Check the focus
knob (4).
convenient for you.
range.
Balance
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Balancing
 The suspension arm is properly balanced. When the system is properly
Stroke limit
 The minimum working distance (height) from the surgical field has
been set.


menu.
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 The image on the monitor has the same orientation as the image in the
main eyepieces.
Focusing process
Focusing can be activated in accordance with the programming of the
buttons:
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the objective lens.
XENON illumination
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supplied.
Check the zoom
Check the focus
knob (4).
convenient for you.
range.
Balance
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Checking the lifting column

– Check the function of the lifting column by operating the selector switch.
Balancing
– The suspension arm is properly balanced. If the suspension arm is properly
Check the downward travel limit
– The minimum working distance (height) from the surgical field has been
set.
Checking accessories
– Using their respective Instructions for Use, check all other pieces of the
device equipment (surgical microscope, co-observation equipment, video
system, etc.) to make sure they are functioning properly.

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menu.
 The image on the monitor has the same orientation as the image in the
main eyepieces.
Focusing process
Focusing can be activated in accordance with the programming of the
buttons:
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Switching the device on and off
 The included power cord (floor stand only) is connected.

• Observe the checklists starting on Page 158.
This is how to switch the device on or off:
• To switch it on, press the power switch (1) on the stand. When the device
1 is switched on, the indicator light in the power switch is illuminated.
• To deactivate it, press the power switch (1) on the stand.
The current for the power outlet socket cannot be switched off with the
power switch.
CAUTION Never leave the device unattended when it is switched on!

If a patient or an object is exposed to the light source for a longer period of
time, this could cause burns or fire damage.
• Never leave a device unattended when its light source is switched on.
Operating procedure
CAUTION Risk of injury caused by light in the facial area

Surgery using light in the facial area may seriously harm the patient's eyes.
• The patient's eyes must not be exposed to light.
• This light source must not be used in ophthalmology.
CAUTION Risk of burns caused by light!

Changing the magnification on the foldable tube also changes the light
intensity. Light can cause burn injuries.
• After adjusting the magnification always check the light intensity and the
illuminated-field diameter.
• Reduce the light intensity to the absolute minimum required.
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CAUTION Risk of injury due to light exposure!

Light exposure can cause injuries in the peripheral areas. The risk is increased
if dry drapes are used to cover such areas.
• Cover the corresponding areas with moist, sterile gauze.
• Set the required brightness of the surgical field illumination on the
suspension system.
• Check the system using the checklist.
• Swing the surgical microscope over the surgical field into an ergonomic
position within the working distance.
• Select the lowest magnification (zoom).
• Look through the eyepieces and lower the surgical microscope until the
surgical field comes into focus. This will allow you to achieve a rough
focus.
• Select the highest magnification (zoom).
• Look through the eyepieces and activate the focusing function until the
image of the surgical field appears sharply focused.
• Select the magnification required (zoom). Look through the eyepieces of
the binocular tube. Adjust the eyepieces so that both the edge of the field
of view and the microscope image are sharply focused.
• Bring the handgrips into a position convenient for the procedure planned
and tighten locking screws (1).
1 • Switch off the system when not in use.
CAUTION Live video images and recorded video sequences, video clips (cut sequences)
and single images shall not be used for diagnosis purposes. Visualized images
may contain variations in shape, contrast and color.
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Working with the SpeedFokus (autofocus) option
The SpeedFokus autofocus option permits you to select an area of special

interest to you in the surgical field. SpeedFokus focuses on this selected area
at the press of a button. Focusing is triggered on the buttons of the handgrip
or foot control panel as configured in the Options menu.
• Look through the eyepieces and activate the focusing function until the
image of the surgical field appears sharply focused. The image on the
video monitor must also be sharply focused.
• Watch the image on the S video monitor (which is connected to the
S video port) and position the square frame for the measuring field (ROI)
in the area in which you are particularly interested.
• Activate focusing by the SpeedFokus autofocus function.
If the ROI in the surgical field is marked by major height differences with
steeply sloping edges, it may happen that SpeedFokus focuses on the wrong
feature in the surgical field. You can correct this as follows:
• Slightly shift the ROI and/or reduce its size.
• Re-activate focusing by the SpeedFokus autofocus function.
HD SDI or DVI HD video monitor

connected to the
HD SDI or DVI
CCU for the
optional 1Chip HD
camera
SD video monitor
S-Video SpeedFokus
connected to the
(optional)
S video port
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What to do in the event of malfunctions
Failure of main functions ..............................................................178

Failure of the motorized focusing function ..............................................178
Failure of the zoom function ...................................................................180
Lamp failure in halogen illumination .......................................................182
Lamp failure of the xenon illumination ....................................................184
Failure of the SpeedFokus (Autofocus) option .........................................187
Causes of malfunctions and remedies ........................................... 188
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What to do in the event of malfunctions S7 / OPMI Sensera
Failure of main functions
WARNING Risk of injury caused by failure of main functions!

If one of the main functions (focusing, zoom) is no longer available or does
not function correctly, this can cause severe injuries to the patient.
• Deactivate the electronic components and proceed in manual mode.
Failure of the motorized focusing function
Motor running constantly

• Bring the suspension arm into its horizontal position and tighten locking
knob (4) firmly.
• Loosen and remove knurled nut (1).
• Lift the cover (2) and pull out the cable connection (3) for the surgical
microscope (large connector) to the side. Carefully lower the cover and
allow it to rest lightly on the cable.
• Unplug cable connection (3) for the surgical microscope (large
connectors).
• Manually focus by turning focusing knob (5)
or
• focus by moving the suspension arm up or down.
Motor not working

• Manually focus by turning focusing knob (5)
or
• focus by moving the suspension arm up or down.
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Failure of the zoom function
Motor running constantly

• Bring the suspension arm into its horizontal position and tighten locking
knob (4) firmly.
• Loosen and remove knurled nut (1).
• Swing the cover (2) up and pull out the cable connection (3) for the
surgical microscope (large connectors) to the side. Carefully lower the
cover and allow it to rest lightly on the cable.
• Unplug cable connection (3) for the surgical microscope (large
connectors).
• Use a suitable, pointed object to remove plastic cover (5).
• Adjust the magnification manually using zoom wheel (6).
Motor not working

• Use a suitable, pointed object to remove plastic cover (5).
• Adjust the magnification manually using zoom wheel (6).
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Lamp failure in halogen illumination

of the lamp housing and deactivation of the lamp.
The lamp housing contains a backup lamp which automatically swings into
position when the first lamp fails. The open flap (2) indicates that the backup
lamp is in operation.
Manual switching to the backup lamp

Press button (3) to manually activate the backup lamp.
If the backup lamp fails:
NOTE Risk of burns caused by hot lamp!

If you replace the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very
hot.
• Allow the lamp to cool down before changing it.
• Use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp.
• Turn on the stand at its power switch.
• Press button (4) to eject lamp module (1) partially. Remove the lamp
module and replace the lamp or insert a backup lamp module.
• Switch the suspension system back on. Adjust the brightness of the
illumination system as required.
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Lamp failure of the xenon illumination

at risk.

of the lamp housing and deactivation of the lamp.

If you replace the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be
very hot.
• Allow the lamp to cool down before removing it.
• Always use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp!
Switching to the backup lamp

• Turn off the suspension system at the power switch before switching to
the backup lamp.
The lamp module contains two xenon lamps. The second lamp is used as
a backup lamp which can be swung into the illumination beam path when the
first lamp fails.
If the first xenon lamp fails, you can open the lamp module (2).
• To do this, press the button (3). The lamp module will eject partially.
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• Turn knob (1) through 180° until it snaps in. This swings the second xenon
lamp (backup lamp) into the beam path.
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• Reset the service hour counter to "0" after replacing the lamp. Use
a pointed object and press it into the recess of reset button (1).
• Switch the suspension system back on again at the power switch.
knob is lit), make sure to have a backup lamp module ready at hand as
a precaution.
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Failure of the SpeedFokus (Autofocus) option
Failure of the SpeedFokus (autofocus) option in an otherwise properly

functioning OPMI Sensera / S7 system:
You can continue using your OPMI Sensera / S7 system, but you can no longer
benefit from the SpeedFokus autofocus option until it has been repaired by
the service staff.
• Continue surgery using the motorized focusing system of the OPMI
Sensera.
• Focus the image manually on the OPMI Sensera.
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Causes of malfunctions and remedies
For your safety

This instrument is a high-grade technological product. To ensure optimum
performance and safe working order, we recommend having it checked
by our service representative as part of regular scheduled maintenance.
If a failure occurs which you cannot correct with the aid of the chapter "What
to do in the event of malfunctions", attach a sign to the system stating it is
out of order and contact our service representative.
OPMI Sensera
Fault Possible reason Corrective measure Cross

reference
Handgrip buttons Power failure Contact in-house
without function. electrician.
Suspension system not Switch on the stand Page 100
switched on. at the power switch.
Automatic circuit breaker in Press power switch again.
power switch of suspension
If the system does not work,
system has been activated.
operate the surgical
microscope manually.
Zoom or focus without Defective motor. Adjust zoom or focus Page 58
function. manually.
Notify Service.
Zoom or focus system Open the cover on the Page 178
always moves to upper or suspension arm and
Page 180
lower end position. disconnect the cable to
the surgical microscope
(large connector).
Notify Service.
Surgical microscope tilts Surgical microscope not Balance surgical
forward / backward or balanced or incorrectly microscope.
sideward. balanced.
Motion of surgical Friction adjustment knobs Loosen friction adjustment Page 56
microscope too stiff. tightened too firmly. knobs and adjust friction
correctly.
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reference
No function at all. Power failure Contact in-house electrician.
Suspension system not Switch on the stand at Page 100
switched on. the power switch.
Automatic circuit breaker in Press power switch again.
power switch of suspension If there is no function,
system has been activated. contact the Service
Department.
Surgical field illumination Defective main and backup Change lamp or insert Page 202
on microscope not lamps. backup lamp module.
working.
Thermal cut-out in lamp Remove the cause of
housing has been overheating. For example,
activated. drapes could be covering
the ventilation grid of the
lamp housing. When the
lamp module has cooled
down, the illumination
switches on again.
Stand electronics failure. Illuminate surgical area
with an OR illuminator.
Notify Service.
Insufficient surgical field Brightness level set Adjust brightness on Page 106
illumination. too low. the suspension system's
display panel or using
the foot control panel.
Halogen lamp not Properly push halogen Page 202
properly plugged into lamp into lamp mount.
lamp mount.
Defective light guide Notify Service.
(illumination not uniform). The light guide probably
needs to be replaced.
Motorized focusing and / Stand electronics failure. Manually adjust focusing
or zoom function of and / or zoom on surgical
surgical microscope microscope.
is inoperative.
Motion of suspension Friction adjustment knob Slightly loosen friction Page 56
arm too stiff. tightened too firmly. adjustment knob.
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reference
Floor stand wobbles. Floor not level. Stand base Reposition the stand base.
not appropriately
positioned.
No video image. Connection cable not Check all connections.
properly connected.
No video image, Camera head not Connect the camera head. Page 132
only color bars. connected.
Image with no image. Y/C cable between CCU Plug connector in properly.
and monitor not properly
plugged in.
Defective Y/C cable between Use different Y/C cable or
CCU and monitor. BNC cable.
No image / video Monitor not switched on Switch on monitor or set it Please
indicator lamp is lit or not correctly set. to correct channel. refer to
monitor's
Set monitor to default status,
Instructions
or increase brightness and
for Use.
contrast.
Connecting cable between Plug connector in properly.
CCU and monitor or
between CCU and surgical
microscope not or not
properly plugged in.
Defective connecting cable Replace the cable.
between video unit and
monitor.
If a video recorder is Connect CCU and monitor
connected between CCU directly.
and monitor: defective
video recorder.
Defective CCU or camera Notify Service.
head in surgical microscope,
or defective connecting
cable between CCU and
surgical microscope.
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Image too dark/ Monitor not correctly set. Set monitor to default status, Please
snow on monitor. or increase brightness and refer to
contrast. monitor's
Instructions
for Use.
Brightness of video unit Increase brightness of
set too low. video unit.
Surgical field illumination Increase brightness of Page 106
too dark. illumination.
Image too light / Monitor not correctly set. Set monitor to default status, Please
milky image on monitor or reduce brightness and/or refer to
contrast. monitor's
Instructions
for Use.
Brightness of video unit Reduce brightness of video

set too high. unit.
Surgical field illumination too Reduce brightness of surgical Page 106
bright. field illumination.
ENT application: image Brightness of video unit Center the speculum and
detail too bright in black set too high. object in center of screen.
speculum (glare).
Brightness control is based Use a metal speculum
on black color of speculum. (gray, stainless steel).
SpeedFokus video autofocus

reference
SpeedFokus video Camera control unit (CCU) • Switch on MediLive
autofocus is switched off. controller (CCU).
inoperative.
Monitor switched off. • Switch on the monitor.
Failure of the SpeedFokus • Notify Service.
video autofocus system.
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reference
Poor focusing result Focusing of the video • Focus the microscope
or none at all. camera not matched to image, then the video
focusing of the surgical image.
microscope.
Measuring field (ROI) • Correct the ROI position Page 110
incorrectly positioned. in submenu "AF - ROI
Position".
Suspension system moved • Do not move
during focusing. suspension system
during focusing.
No object in focusing range. • Reposition surgical
microscope.
No object with sufficient • Reposition surgical
contrast in focusing range. microscope or focus
manually.
When an external Incorrect entry for camera • Call up Autofocus menu Page 109
video camera is used: orientation (left/right). and change Camera
poor focusing result Position.
or none at all.
Incorrect entry for Video • Call up Advanced Page 110
Focal Length. Settings submenu
and enter correct focal
length.
Video camera not • Turn video camera so
correctly oriented. that the video image
corresponds to main
observer's viewing
direction.
Focused video image on Setting of diopter rings • Set diopter rings to zero Seite 64
monitor, but unfocused on eyepieces has been or to the correct value.
image in surgical changed.
microscope
Focused image in surgical Focusing of video camera • Focus the microscope
microscope, but unfocused has not been matched to image, then the video
video image on monitor focusing of surgical image.
microscope.
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reference
Focusing cannot be Different function • Call up the Handgrip Page 107
activated assigned to handgrip Settings menu and
button (A, B, C or D). assign the Autofocus
function to one of the
buttons.
Different function • Call up the Foot Control Page 107
assigned to foot control menu and assign the
panel button (C or D). Autofocus function to
one of the buttons.
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Care and Maintenance
Care of the device ......................................................................... 196

Cleaning .................................................................................................196
Sterilization ............................................................................................197
Disinfection ............................................................................................198
System maintenance .....................................................................199

Maintenance intervals .............................................................................199
Safety check ...........................................................................................200
Changing the halogen lamp ...................................................................202
Changing the xenon lamp module...........................................................204
Spare parts .............................................................................................206
Disposal ..................................................................................................207
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Care and Maintenance S7 / OPMI Sensera
Care of the device
NOTE Risk of injury to the head when using ceiling mounts!

Your head may collide with the device while the device is lowered.
• Move ceiling mount to its standby position when it is not in use.
Cleaning
Cleaning optical surfaces

The multilayer T* super anti-reflection coating of the optical components
(e.g. eyepieces, objective lenses) ensures optimum image quality. Even slight
contamination or a single fingerprint reduces image quality. To protect the
device's internal optics against dust, the device should never be left unused
without the objective lens, binocular tube and eyepieces attached. After use,
cover the device to protect it from dust. Always store additional objective
lenses, eyepieces and accessories in dust-free cases when they are not being
used.
Clean the outer surfaces of optical components (eyepieces, objective lenses)
only as required:
• Do not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents.
• Remove dust from the optical surfaces using a squeeze blower or a clean,
grease-free brush.
For regular cleaning of the surgical microscope’s objective lenses and
eyepieces, we recommend using the optics cleaning kit available from ZEISS.
For the catalog number, please see the section "Device data".
Fogging of optical surfaces

To keep the objective lenses from fogging, we recommend using an anti-
fogging agent. Anti-fogging agents provided by eyecare professionals for use
with eyeglass lenses are also suitable for ZEISS objective lenses.
• Observe the Instructions for Use pertaining to the anti-fogging agent
concerned.
An anti-fogging agent does not ensure fog-free eyepiece optics. It cleans
eyepiece optics and protects them against dirt, grease, dust, lint and
fingerprints.
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Cleaning mechanical surfaces

All of the system's mechanical surfaces can be wiped clean with a damp cloth.
Do not use any aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents.
Remove any residue using a mixture of 50% ethyl alcohol and 50% distilled
water plus a dash of household dish-washing liquid.
Sterilization
CAUTION Risk of infection due to soiled aseptic accessories and drapes!

• Only use sterile asepsis accessories and drapes suitable for the system!
• The products contained in the asepsis sets must be cleaned, disinfected
and sterilized before each use. This also applies to the first use after
delivery.
• Make sure that the operating personnel have been instructed in the
sterile operation of the device.
Asepsis sets
The asepsis sets available from ZEISS contain rubber caps and hand grips
that can be sterilized in autoclaves. For more detailed information about
sterilization, please refer to the enclosed "Preparation of resterilizable
products" manual for each Asepsis Set.
Sterile drapes (drapes)

Sterile single-use drapes are available to cover the system.
You'll find the drapes recommmended by ZEISS on Page 221 in the section
entitled "Ordering data, asepsis".
• Loosely attach the sterile drapes so that there is sufficient space for the
microscope supporting stand and the surgical microscope to move.
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NOTE Do not cover ventilation slots

Covering the ventilation slits can cause the device to overheat and damage it.
• Do not cover the ventilation slots in order to ensure that the lamps are
able to cool sufficiently and to avoid any loss in lamp functionality.
• Loosely fasten the drape using the adhesive strips.
Disinfection
CAUTION This could damage the paint on the device.

Using unapproved disinfectant can damage the paint on the device. Pieces
of paint can peel off and fall into the surgical field.
• Use a disinfectant based on aldehyde or alcohol. The addition of
quaternary compounds is acceptable.
• To avoid damaging the surfaces, do not use any disinfecting components
other than those specified below.
The maximum application concentrations are:
– For alcohol (tested with 2 propanol): 60%
– For aldehyde (tested with glutaraldehyde): 2%
– For quaternary compounds (tested with DDAC): 0.2%
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System maintenance
Electromagnetic No regular inspections or maintenance calls are required in order to maintain

compatibility (EMC) electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).
Maintenance intervals
Regular preventive maintenance is required to ensure safe and correct

operation and a long service life of the accessories on an ongoing basis.
The following table lists the relevant maintenance activities and shows at
which maximum intervals they must be performed.
The following sections describe the procedures to follow for performing
maintenance tasks yourself.
Any other maintenance activities that is not described here in detail requires
device-specific knowledge. Please contact your local ZEISS Service or an
authorized partner in a timely manner to have these maintenance tasks
carried out.
Interval Maintenance tasks

Every 2 years Visual inspection and function test of the following modules:
– Suspension system with carrier arm
– Illumination and power supply unit
– Surgical microscope with binocular tube
– Light guide
– Brakes
– Power cord
– Function test of limit of downward travel
– Connected accessories
– Function test of video system (option)
In accordance with Safety check
country-specific
requirements
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Safety check
WARNING Improper maintenance!

Cables and plug connections may come loose and parts of the housing may
become live. The user and patient may suffer an electric shock.
• Make sure that the regular technical safety checks required for this
system in accordance with the applicable national regulations are
performed on schedule and to the stipulated extent.
The safety checks must only be performed by the provider of your overall
system.
At a minimum, the following safety checks should be performed on the
system:
– Availability of the Instructions for Use
– Visual inspection of the device and accessories for damage, as well as
legibility of the labels
– Leakage current test
– Test of protective ground conductor
– Function and wear test of the steerable casters and locking tabs
– Function test of all switches, buttons, sockets and indicator lamps of the
device
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Changing the halogen lamp

If the lamp is to be replaced shortly after it has failed, it will still be very hot.
• Allow the lamp to cool down before changing it.
• Use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp.
The following steps are required for changing the lamp:
• Turn off the device at the power switch.
• Press button (2), the lamp module is partially ejected. Pull out lamp
module (1).
• Remove defective halogen lamp (3, 4) from spring-loaded mount.
• Pull the ceramic base (7) from the contact pins of the halogen lamp.
• Plug the ceramic base (7) onto the contact pins of the new halogen lamp.
• Insert the new halogen lamp (3, 4). Make sure you do not touch the lamp
bulb (6) or the interior of the reflector (5).
• Press the halogen lamp into the spring-loaded mount.
• Push the lamp module, including the new halogen lamp, back into the
device.
• Turn on the system at its power switch.
Only use 12 V, 100 W halogen lamps available under the specified Cat. No.
For the catalog number, please see the section "Device data".
To use the service life of your halogen lamps as economically as possible, we
recommend that you proceed as follows: If main lamp (3) has failed, remove
it and replace it by backup lamp (4). Install the new halogen lamp instead of
the backup lamp.
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Changing the xenon lamp module

at risk.

If you replace the lamp shortly after it has failed, the lamp will still be very
hot.
• Allow the lamp to cool down before removing it.
• Always use heat-resistant protective gloves when replacing the lamp!
CAUTION Injury due to improper handling!

Improper handling of the xenon lamp may lead to damage or injury.
• The lamp module may be changed only by appropriately trained
personnel.
• Please comply with the following information/instructions:
– First switch off the suspension system at the power switch.
– Only change the lamp module after it has cooled down completely!
In case of malfunction, the high pressure inside the hot lamp may
cause the lamp to burst. The hot surface of the xenon lamp may
also cause burns.
– Tap the key (1). The lamp module is slightly ejected.
– Pull out the lamp module as far as it will go.
– Slide the original transport case (2) over the module, Bolt (3) must
engage in hole (4). This unlocks the stop.
– Remove the old module and install the new lamp module by
proceeding in the reverse order.
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– Check the function of the xenon lamp and backup xenon lamp.
– Pack the old lamp module (5) in the transport packaging of the new
lamp module. Fill in the enclosed return card and send the old lamp
module to the nearest ZEISS service representative.
– Use only the original transport packaging (2), as it also provides
explosion protection should xenon lamps be defective.
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Spare parts
Asepsis sets
Description Order no.

Asepsis caps, 27 mm (pack of 6) 305810-9008-000
Asepsis caps, 22 mm (pack of 6) 305810-9001-000
asepsis caps for 180° tiltable tube (pack of 6) 305810-9003-000

Halogen lamp, 12 V, 100 W 380079-9040-000

Complete replacement lamp module with 2 xenon 304977-9036-700
lamps in transport container and with return card;
in exchange for a returned module with defective
xenon lamps
Complete xenon lamp module with 2 xenon lamps 304977-9036-000

(new component)
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Disposal
User information on the disposal of electrical and electronic devices

This symbol means that the product must not be disposed of as normal
domestic waste.The correct disposal of the electrical or electronic devices
in this product helps to protect the environment and to prevent potential
hazards to the environment and/or human health which may occur as a result
of improper handling of the devices concerned.For detailed information on
the disposal of the product, please contact your local dealer or the device
manufacturer or its legal successor. Please also note the manufacturer's
current information on the Internet. In the event of resale of the product or
its components, the seller is required to inform the buyer that the product
must be disposed of in accordance with the applicable national regulations
currently in force.
For customers in the European Union
Please contact your dealer or supplier if you wish to dispose of electrical or
electronic devices.
Information on disposal in countries outside the European Union
This symbol is only applicable in the European Union. For the disposal of
electrical and electronic devices, please observe the relevant national
legislation and other regulations applicable in your country.
Disposal of outer packaging material
• In order to dispose of outer packaging materials please refer to the local
guidelines and bylaws.
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S7 / OPMI Sensera Device data
Device data
Specifications ............................................................................... 210

Essential performance features S7 / OPMI Sensera ..................................210
Surgical microscope ................................................................................210
Stands/mounts .......................................................................................212
Ordering data .........................................................................................218
Compliance ................................................................................... 229
Environmental conditions ............................................................. 230
Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration concerning

electromagnetic compatibility ...................................................... 231
EMC – Electromagnetic compatibility IEC 60601-1-2: 2014

(4th edition) ..................................................................................233
Electromagnetic interference emissions ..................................................233
Electromagnetic immunity for all ME equipment and systems .................234
Electromagnetic immunity for ME equipment and systems that are
not life-sustaining ...................................................................................235
System combinations ....................................................................236
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Device data S7 / OPMI Sensera
Specifications
Essential performance features S7 / OPMI Sensera
S7 / OPMI Sensera does not have any essential performance features as

defined in IEC 60601-1.
In lieu of testing the device's essential performance features, certain device
functions defined by the manufacturer were tested.
The following device functions have been defined for the immunity test:
– Visualization of the object must be maintained (minor image distortions
are permitted).
– The lighting for object illumination must be continuously maintained
(interruptions of less than one minute are permitted).
– The zoom must be adjustable.
– Focusing must be possible.
– Movement of all stand axes in all directions must be maintained.
– Operation via the foot control panel must be maintained.
– Operation via the control panel must be maintained.
– The video image must be available.
Surgical microscope
Component Properties
Magnification Motorized zoom system, zoom ratio 1:6,
magnification factor γ = 0.4x - 2.4x.
Total magnification 2.5x - 14.9x at a working distance of 200 mm
(10x eyepiece) 1.5x - 8.9x at a working distance of 415 mm
Total magnification 3.1x - 18.6x at a working distance of 200 mm
(12.5x eyepiece) 1.8x - 11.1x at a working distance of 415 mm
Fields of view 14 mm - 83 mm at a working distance of 200 mm
(with 10x eyepiece) 23 mm - 140 mm at a working distance of 415 mm
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Fields of view 12 mm - 71 mm at a working distance of 200 mm
(with 12.5x eyepiece) 20 mm - 119 mm at a working distance of 415 mm
Focus Continuous motorized focusing via the integrated
Varioskop focusing range: 200 - 415 mm
Note: the values shown on the display differ from
the actual values. They are rounded values and serve
for information only.
Focal lengths f At a working distance of 200 mm: f = 278 mm,
At a working distance of 300 mm: f = 366 mm,
At a working distance of 415 mm: f = 466 mm
Light field diameter At a working distance of 200 mm
min. 11 mm - max. 85 mm
At a working distance of 415 mm
min. 19 mm - max. 142 mm
Tubes / Eyepieces Binocular 180° tiltable tube, f = 170 mm.
10x or 12.5x widefield eyepieces with magnetic
coupling.
Weight Approx. 9.2 kg (without tube and eyepieces)
Available as options
Motorized fine focus Focusing range ±10 mm
(Recommended when laser micromanipulators are used.)
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Stands/mounts
Electrical data (applies to all S7 suspension systems)
Power supply Only connect the floor stand to wall outlets which
are provided with a properly connected protective
ground conductor.
Rated Voltage (115 V): 100 V - 125 V
(230 V): 220 V - 240 V
Power consumption Floor stand:
(115 V): max. 850 VA
(230 V): max.1250 VA
Remote connection socket
Ceiling mount with rigid or lifiting column:
View of connector side
(115 V): max. 450 VA
2 (230 V): max. 450 VA
Rated Frequency 50 Hz - 60 Hz
3 1 Fuses Automatic circuit breaker
Electrical – Power outlet (floor stand only)
outlets (115 V): max. 400 VA
1 (230 V): max. 800 VA
2 – Surgical microscope
– Remote socket for an external signal with max.
3
24 V / 0.5 A (floor stand only)
The device is designed for continuous operation.
Fiber-optic
illumination system 2 halogen reflector lamps 12 V 100 W in
quick-change module for light guide, with
GG 475 and KK 40 filters.
Fully automatic lamp replacement.
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Fiber optic Xenon short-arc reflector lamp
illumination Color temperature: approx. 5000 K
Rated power: 180 W, rated voltage approx. 14.5 V,
lamp current: 12 A, ignition voltage: 20 kV
Backup lamp in lamp housing, manually selectable.
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Floor stand S7
Mechanics
Support arm Length: 450 mm
Swivel angle: 360°
Suspension arm Length: 865 mm
Swivel angle: 305°
Lifting stroke: -320 mm / +400 mm
coupling Swivel angle: 350°
Stand height 1730 mm
Base dimensions 640 x 640 mm
Maximum load for the 14 kg (complete microscope equipment,
suspension arm including accessories)
Weight Approx. 177 kg (including microscope)
Maximum total weight 190 kg (with installed safe workload)
305°
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S7 ceiling mount
Mechanics
Swivel angle: 296°
Swivel angle: 296°
Coupling Swivel angle: 350°
Admissible max. load 14 kg (complete microscope equipment, including
on suspension arm accessories)
Weight (including Approx. 80 kg
microscope)
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S7 ceiling mount with lifting column

Mechanics
Swivel angle: 296°
Swivel angle: 296°
Coupling Swivel angle: 350°
Maximum load for 14 kg (complete microscope equipment, including
the suspension arm accessories)
Weight (including Approx. 133 kg
microscope)
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Technical data of lifting column

Rated Voltage 24 V DC
Current Consumption 5 A
Vertical lift, total 350 mm
Lifting force 2000 N
Lifting speed 5.5 mm/sec
Interval (operation / pause) 1 min / 9 min
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Ordering data
Operate the device using only accessories that were included in the scope of
supply and have been recommended by ZEISS. Your country-specific contact
persons for orders are listed on the internet at the following website:
www.meditec.zeiss.com
For authorized ZEISS partners, the contractual product configurations,

accessories and spare parts apply.
Please contact your authorized ZEISS partner for more information.
The given catalog number refers to the basic component. Further components
for the respective function are evident from the descriptive text. For this
reason, you should also cite the descriptive text in any orders.
Ordering data for OPMI Sensera surgical microscope

Sensera surgical microscope 302931-9901-000
External motorized fine focusing module for
OPMI Sensera (option) 000000-1208-783
Superlux 180 xenon light source for S 7 suspension
systems 000000-1517-743
Halogen light source for S7 suspension systems 000000-1119-657
Dust cover, blue, with ZEISS logo 000000-1055-278
Ordering data for S7 suspension systems

Floor stand S7 000000-1087-851
S7 ceiling mount with lifting column without
pre-installation set 000000-1226-405
S7 ceiling mount with rigid column without
pre-installation set 000000-1103-022
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Ordering information for country-specific cables for the S7 floor stand

Europe 000000-0301-997
USA 000000-0147-000
UK 000000-0400-264
Switzerland 309850-9011-000
Argentina 000000-0434-527
China 000000-0475-507
Brazil 000000-0527-730
Ordering data for tubes

Tiltable binocular tube, f = 170 mm, 180° 303791-0000-000
Inclined binocular tube, f = 170 mm, 45° 303784-0000-000
Straight binocular tube, f = 170 mm 303765-0000-000
Foldable Tube f170/f260 incl. Rotate and PROMAG
(not to be used with a mouth switch) 303771-9020-000
Ordering data for eyepieces

12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece, asph. (2 pcs required) 305543-9901-000
10x push-in widefield eyepiece (2x required) 305542-0000-000
12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Format" reticle)
– 12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece, asph. 305543-9901-000
– 12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece, asph.
with "format" reticle 000000-1023-188
10x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Format" reticle)
– 10x push-in widefield eyepiece 305542-0000-000
– 10x push-in widefield eyepiece with "Format"
reticle 000000-1023-184
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12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Focusing tool" reticle)
– 12.5x widefield push-in eyepiece 305543-9901-000
– 12.5x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Focusing tool" reticle) 000000-1023-186
10x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Focusing tool" reticle)
– Widefield push-in eyepiece 10x 305542-0000-000
– 10x push-in widefield eyepiece
(1x with "Focusing tool" reticle) 000000-1023-183
Ordering data for coobservation

Long mono co-observation tube 302706-0000-000
Short mono co-observation tube 000000-1079-519
Stereo co-observation tube 000000-1063-869
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Ordering data for accessories

Instrument tray for S7 floor stand 000000-1352-922
Wall socket for S7 ceiling mount 000000-1351-565
Adapter with double iris diaphragm (for increasing 303354-0000-000
the depth of field)
Dovetail mount/adapter plate for external components 303360-9903-000
(e.g. laser micromanipulator)
Adapter plate for laser micromanipulators 000000-1309-933
with 48 mm diameter
Ordering data for foot control panels

Wired foot control panel with 14 functions 304970-9055-000
Wireless foot control panel with 14 functions 304970-9060-000
Cable for foot control panel, cable length 3 m 304970-8735-000
(Angle plug, recommended for floor stand)
Cable for foot control panel, cable length 6 m 304970-8760-000
(recommended for ceiling mount)
Asepsis ordering data

Sterilizable rubber caps
– Set of sterilizable rubber caps for OPMI Sensera
– 6-pack asepsis caps, 27 mm 305810-9008-000
– 6-pack asepsis caps, 22 mm 305810-9001-000
– 6-pack asepsis caps PD 180° tiltable tube 305810-9003-000
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Sterile disposable drapes
– Zeiss sterile drapes, type 70, pack of 5 (VisionGuard
drapes for OPMI® with 2 observation tubes and
camera. Dimensions: 122 cm x 209 cm 306070-0000-000
– Zeiss sterile covers (drapes) for OPMI®, type 88,
package of 20 (for handgrips) 326088-0000-000
– VisionGuard replacement lenses (sterile, 20/box) 306001-0000-000
– Vision Guard lens protector (non-sterile, 10/box) 306002-0000-000
Ordering data for cleaning agents

Optics cleaning kit 000000-1216-071
Microfiber cleaning cloth 000000-1254-655
Ordering information for spare parts

Halogen lamp 12 V, 100 W (1), (2 pcs) 380079-9040-000
N-xenon lamp module incl. 2 xenon lamps in transport
case for Superlux 180 304977-9036-000
Ordering data for SpeedFokus with external HD video camera

SpeedFokus for external camera with standard cable
– Integrated MediLive video control unit/SpeedFokus 308203-9240-000
– Standard cable set, 5 m external video rack 000000-1294-229
– Electrical component kit for S7 suspension systems
for OPMI Sensera / ProErgo 308203-9210-000
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SpeedFokus for external camera with MediLive
attachment kit (floor stands only)
– Instrument tray for S7 floor stand 000000-1352-922
– 5m S-VHS connection cable 2x 4 pin Mini DIN 000000-0300-281
– Cover for OPMI without video 000000-1184-640
SpeedFokus for external camera with Lemo cable
– Lemo 2x Y/C connecting cable, 10 m 000000-0418-950
– SpeedFokus connecting cable for Lemo 000000-1293-810
– Cover for OPMI without video 000000-1184-640
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Ordering data for 1Chip HD camera option for the OPMI Sensera

1Chip HD camera:
– 1Chip HD camera for the OPMI PROergo/Sensera 301900-8200-000
– System cable DVI-D, 5 m 302681-8767-000
Beam splitter for the 1Chip HD camera:
– Splitter 20 (beam splitter 20) 301503-9901-000
Iris diaphragm for video lenses 301675-0000.000
SpeedFokus for the 1Chip HD camera
With the "1Chip HD camera" option for OPMI Sensera you automatically
receive the Instructions for Use for the "1Chip HD camera" (G-30-1946).
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Ordering data for UC OPMI Sensera

Upgrade for OPMI Sensera with 1Chip HD camera:
– UC 1Chip HD camera - OPMI PROergo/Sensera 301900-8200-500
– System cable DVI-D, 5 m 302681-8767-000
– Beam splitters for the 1Chip HD camera
(if customer does not have any):
With the "1Chip HD camera" option for OPMI Sensera you automatically
receive the Instructions for Use for the "1Chip HD camera" (G-30-1946).
SpeedFokus upgrade for the 1Chip HD camera
– UC SpeedFokus for 1Chip HD camera on OPMI
Sensera and OPMI PROergo 308203-9240-500
SpeedFokus for other external cameras
– UC SpeedFokus for external cameras on OPMI
Sensera and standard cable set
– UC SpeedFokus for external camera on OPMI
Sensera 308203-9240-500
– Standard cable set for SpeedFokus, 5 m 000000-1294-229
– UC SpeedFokus for external cameras on OPMI
Sensera and Lemo cable set
– UC SpeedFokus for external camera on OPMI
Sensera and OPMI ProErgo 308203-9240-500
– Y/C cable, external 000000-0418-950
– SpeedFokus connecting cable for LEMO 000000-1293-810
UC foot control panel for zoom and focus
– S7 foot control panel for zoom and focus 305946-9200-000
– UC foot control panel connector 000000-1237-540
UC Superlux xenon illumination for OPMI Sensera
– UC Superlux 180 for S7 000000-1295-527
– Tinted UV protective eyewear 000000-0480-028
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Ordering data for 3-CCD camera (option)

TRIO 610 high definition camera system
– Trio 610 HDTV camera system with CCU TRIO 600 308203-2300-000
– System cable TRIO 610, straight connector, 4m 308203-2350-000
TRIO 610 extension cable 4m 308203-2400-000
With the "TRIO 610 HD camera" option for OPMI Sensera you automatically
receive the Instructions for Use for the "TRIO 610 with TRIO 610 CCU"
(G-30-1725).
Video accessories for the optional 1Chip HD camera

External video recording
Sony HD recorder 308203-9435-000
Sony HVO-500MD HD recorder with cables
– Sony HVO-500MD HD recorder 000000-0575-031
– Adapter cable 000000-0576-774
– Cable for connecting video recorder to AUX
interface 000000-1052-814
– DVI monitor cable, 2m 308203-3020-000
– Cable tie set (20 pcs) 301687-9106-000
Keyboard USB EN 308203-2220-000
Foot switch, 10m 000000-1179-860
Network cable, 10 m, green, 2x RJ45 305946-8660-000
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Monitors - external
Sony 21" full HD monitor 308203-9430-000
NDS 24" HDTV monitor with 5m HD-SDI video cable
and stand base:
– NDS 24" HDTV monitor 308203-2021-000
– Base for 23"/24" HDTV monitor 000000-0498-394
– HD-SDI video cable, 75 Ohm 2xBNC pin 5m 305989-8763-000
NDS 26'' HDTV Monitor with 5 m HD-SDI video
cable and stand base (not for KSK 150 FC)
– NDS 26'' HDTV monitor 308203-2100-000
– Base for 23"/24" HDTV monitor 000000-0505-511
NDS 42" HDTV Monitor with 5 m HD-SDI video cable:
(not for KSK 150 FC)
– NDS 42" HDTV monitor 308203-2030-000
Video cable
– System cable DVI-D, 5m 302681-8767-000
– DVI monitor cable, 2m 308203-3020-000
– 5m S-VHS connection cable 2x 4 pin Mini DIN 000000-0300-281
– 10m S-VHS connection cable 2x 4 pin Mini DIN,
sturdy and gold-plated contacts 308203-3070-000
– HD-SDI video cable, 75 Ohm 2xBNC pin 10 m 305989-8764-000
– HD-SDI video cable, 75 Ohm 2xBNC pin 15 m 305989-8766-000
– Component HD YPbPr cable, 10m 308203-3080-000
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Country-specific power cables for video recorder,
monitors and MEDIALINK 100
– Europe 000000-0149-592
– United States 397902-9058-000
– United Kingdom 309850-9003-000
– Switzerland 000000-0228-202
– Argentina 000000-0434-527
– China 000000-0475-506
– Brazil 000000-0526-671
Ordering data for external video recording

MEDIALINK 100 308203-2200-000
Network cable 10 m, green, 2xRJ45 305946-8660-000
Foot switch 10m 000000-1179-860
Keyboard USB EN 308203-2220-000
Remote control 308203-2210-000
Video accessories
For external video accessories for this surgical microscope, please refer to the
separate product overview G-30-1888.
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Compliance
Directives and standards with which the following devices are

compliant:
– The device complies with Medical Device Directive 93/42/EEC: Class I
It is labeled with:
– This device satisfies the US American and Canadian safety regulations
for medical electrical devices/systems.
It is labeled with:
– The device complies with Directive 2011/65/EU on the restriction of
the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
equipment.
Classification of the device according to IEC 60601-1

The device is classified as follows:
– Level of protection against electric shock: Class 1
– Level of protection against entry of water: IP X0
– Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC): Fulfills IEC 60601-1-2, Class B (as per
CISPR 11)
– Operating mode: continuous operation
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Environmental conditions
For operation
Feature Admissible range

Temperature + 10°C ... + 40°C
Rel. humidity 30 % ... 75 %
Air pressure 700 hPa - 1060 hPa
For transport and storage
Feature Admissible range

Temperature Without 1Chip HD - 40°C ... + 70°C
camera:
- 20°C ... + 70°C
With 1Chip HD camera:
Relative humidity 10 % ... 90 %
(without
condensation)
Air pressure 500 hPa - 1060 hPa
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Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration concerning

electromagnetic compatibility
The device is subject to specific precautions with regard to electromagnetic

compatibility (EMC) in the area of Professional Healthcare Facility
Environment. In order to avoid the occurrence of EMC interference, the device
may only be installed, operated and maintained in the manner indicated in
these Instructions for Use and only with components supplied by ZEISS.
WARNING Functional deterioration!

Do not install or operate the S7 / OPMI Sensera in direct proximity to other
devices (with the exception of the combination of the devices described in
these Instructions for Use) as this can impair the function of the S7 / OPMI
Sensera.
• If it cannot be avoided that the S7 / OPMI Sensera is operated in proximity
to other devices, the proper function of the S7 / OPMI Sensera must be
monitored.
WARNING Functional deterioration!

Electrical devices can influence each other due to their electromagnetic
radiation. The use of non-approved components can cause increased
emissions or reduce the immunity of the S7 / OPMI Sensera.
• Only use accessories, transformers, cables and spare parts which are
specified in these Instructions for Use or which are approved by ZEISS for
the S7 / OPMI Sensera.
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WARNING Deterioration of performance!

• Do not use any portable or mobile RF communication equipment or
transmitters (including peripheral devices such as antenna cables or
external antennas) in the proximity of the S7 / OPMI Sensera (minimum
distance 30 cm). Otherwise it is possible that the functioning of the
S7 / OPMI Sensera may be affected or its performance impaired.
• Do not use cell phones near the S7 / OPMI Sensera. They represent
a potential risk for the proper functioning of medical equipment.
Malfunctions may occur, depending on a variety of local factors.
They cannot be predicted and can by no means be estimated.
• Please follow the EMC guidelines on the following pages.
NOTE Danger due to electromagnetic radiation!

The S7 / OPMI Sensera may experience interference from other devices even
if the other devices comply with the emission requirements applicable to
them as per CISPR.
• Do not use the S7 / OPMI Sensera when it is located next to, or stacked
on top of, other devices.
• If operation next to or stacked on top of other devices is unavoidable,
the S7 / OPMI Sensera must be monitored to ensure that it is operating
normally in this configuration.
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EMC – Electromagnetic compatibility

IEC 60601-1-2: 2014 (4th edition)
Electromagnetic interference emissions
The S7 / OPMI Sensera is intended for operation in an electromagnetic

environment as specified below. The customer or the user of the S7 / OPMI
Sensera is responsible for ensuring that the device is operated in such an
environment.
Interference emission measurements Compliance

HF emissions as per Group 1
CISPR 11
HF emissions as per Class B
CISPR 11
Harmonic emissions Class A
as per IEC 61000-3-2
Emission of voltage fluctuations/flicker Compliant
as per IEC 61000-3-3
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Electromagnetic immunity for all ME equipment and systems
The S7 / OPMI Sensera is intended for operation in the electromagnetic

environment specified below. The customer or the user of the device
S7 / OPMI Sensera is responsible for ensuring that it is operated in such
an environment.
Electromagnetic immunity IEC 60601 test level Compliance level

tests
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) ±8 kV ±8 kV
as per IEC 61000-4-2 Contact discharge Contact discharge
±2 kV, ±4 kV, ±8 kV, ±15 kV ±2 kV, ±4 kV, ±8 kV, ±15 kV
Air discharge Air discharge
Fast transient/burst immunity ±2 kV for ±2 kV for
as per IEC 61000-4-4 power supply lines power supply lines
±1 kV for ±1 kV for
input/output lines input/output lines
Surges as per ±0.5 kV, ±1 kV ±0.5 kV, ±1 kV
IEC 61000-4-5 phase-neutral voltage phase-neutral voltage
±0.5 kV, ±1 kV, ±2 kV ±0.5 kV, ±1 kV, ±2 kV
phase-neutral to ground voltage phase-neutral to ground voltage
Magnetic field for supply 30 A/m 30 A/m
frequency (50/60 Hz) as per 50 Hz or 60 Hz 50 Hz or 60 Hz
IEC 61000-4-8
Voltage dips, short 0% UT for 1/2 cycle 0% UT for 1/2 cycle
interruptions and voltage at 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°, 225°, at 0°, 45°, 90°, 135°, 180°, 225°,
variations as per 270° and 315° 270° and 315°
IEC 61000-4-11
0% UT for 1 cycle 0% UT for 1 cycle
and and
70% UT for 25 cycles 70% UT for 25 cycles
Single-phase: at 0° Single-phase: at 0°
0% UT for 250 cycles 0% UT for 250 cycles
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Electromagnetic immunity for ME equipment and systems that are not

life-sustaining
The S7 / OPMI Sensera is intended for operation in the electromagnetic

environment specified below. The customer or the user of the S7 / OPMI
Sensera is responsible for ensuring that the device is operated in such an
environment.
Electromagnetic immunity IEC 60601 test level Compliance level

tests
Conducted HF disturbances 3V 3V
as per IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz
6V 6V
ISM bands between 150 kHz and
80 MHz
SIP/SOPs with lengths < 3 m
tested
Radiated HF disturbances 3 V/m 3 V/m
as per IEC 61000-4-3 80 - 2700 MHz
Radiated HF disturbances 27 V/m 27 V/m
from near fields of wireless 380 - 390 MHz
communication devices as
28 V/m 28 V/m
per IEC 61000-4-3
430 - 470 MHz,
800 - 960 MHz,
1700 - 1990 MHz,
2400 - 2570 MHz
9 V/m 9 V/m
704 - 787 MHz,
5100 - 5800 MHz
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System combinations
The device S7 / OPMI Sensera can be extended with the accessories offered
by ZEISS (see ordering data/accessories) to form an already tested system.
This device combination has been approved by ZEISS.
As per IEC60601-1, section 16.2, this system's power outlet is a multiple
electrical outlet intended for use with an ME system.
Connecting electrical devices not approved by ZEISS can lead to a reduced
level of safety on the ME system.
• When configuring your ME system (using the power outlet), you must
comply with the requirements of IEC60601-1, section 16, as well as the
following measures:
– Do not place multiple electrical outlets on the floor.
– Do not connect any additional multiple electrical outlets.
– Only connect compatible components to the system.
– Do not exceed the max permissible electrical load of multiple electrical
outlets.
– Use multiple electrical outlets only for components of the system.
devices is a system configurer and as such is responsible for compliance of
the system with the normative requirements for medical electrical systems.
above-mentioned standards. If you have any questions, please contact your
local dealer or ZEISS Service.
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Keyword index
Numerics
12-digit user name, entering ..................................................................103

1Chip HD camera with iris diaphragm .....................................................135
1Chip HD camera, mounting ..................................................................134
Accessories for the optional 1Chip HD camera ........................................226

Acoustic signals ......................................................................................114
Activating the backup lame ......................................................................22
Adjusting the interpupillary distance .......................................................150
Adjusting the system ..............................................................138, 140, 142
Advanced Settings, submenu ..................................................................110
After every use .........................................................................................16
Ambient conditions ..................................................................................11
Application name, entering ....................................................................103
Area of application .....................................................................................8
Asepsis sets ............................................................................................152
Attaching the equipment ........................................................................122
Autofocus, menu ....................................................................................109
Automatic circuit breaker .......................................................................100
Backup lamp is in use .........................................................................20, 98

Balance menu .........................................................................................111
Balancing .....................................................................................68, 78, 86
BNC video port .............................................................................72, 80, 88
Bracket for foot control panel ...................................................................70
Burn injuries caused by high illumination intensity ....................................17
Buttons, functions ..................................................................................103
Cable clip .................................................................................................70

Cable connections ..................................................................................136
Cable connections for the 1Chip HD camera ...........................................136
Camera chip size (size of CCD array) .......................................................110
CCD array, size of ...................................................................................110
CCD position ..........................................................................................110
Ceiling anchor ..........................................................................................13
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Ceiling flange ..................................................................................... 76, 82

Ceiling mount with lifting column ............................................................ 23
Changing the halogen lamp ................................................................... 202
Changing the xenon lamp module ......................................................... 204
Checklist for S7 ceiling mount with lifting column .................................. 168
Checklist for S7 ceiling mount with rigid column .................................... 163
Checklist for S7 floor stand .................................................................... 158
Clamping screw for limiting downward movement ...................... 68, 78, 86
Cleaning ................................................................................................ 196
Collision and crushing, risk of .................................................................. 74
Comply with the rated voltage ............................................................... 126
Connecting the strain relief device ......................................................... 124
Connector for foot control panel, etc ..................................... 72, 80, 88, 90
Connector panel .......................................................................... 66, 76, 82
Connector panel for the S7 ceiling mount ................................................ 80
Connector panel for the S7 ceiling mount with lifting column .................. 88
Connector panel for the S7 floor stand .................................................... 72
Control panel ............................................................. 66, 70, 76, 78, 82, 86
Control panel and menu overview ......................................................... 100
Controls, displays, connections ................................................................ 56
Country of destination ........................................................................... 126
Crushing and collision, risk of .................................................................. 74
Device overview ....................................................................................... 47

Diopter scale ............................................................................................ 64
Diopter setting ring .................................................................................. 64
Disinfection ............................................................................................ 198
Display field ................................................................................. 70, 78, 86
Display window for rated voltage .......................................... 72, 80, 88, 90
Disposal ................................................................................................. 207
Disposal symbol ................................................................................. 30, 36
Drapes ................................................................................................... 152
Edit User Menu ...................................................................................... 103

Electrical safety ........................................................................................ 11
EMC – Electromagnetic compatibility ..................................................... 233
Emergency backup power supply ............................................................. 11
Environmental conditions ....................................................................... 230
Error message menu .............................................................................. 114
Establishing connections ........................................................................ 124
Eye cup .................................................................................................... 64
Eyepieces, adjusting the ......................................................................... 150
Eyepieces, technical data ....................................................................... 211
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Failure of main functions ........................................................................178

Failure of the video autofocus option .....................................................187
Failure of the zoom function ...................................................................180
Filter selector ......................................................................................94, 98
Filter, GG 475 .....................................................................................22, 94
Filter, KK 40 .......................................................................................22, 94
Focal length of objective lens ..................................................................211
Focal lengths ..........................................................................................211
Focus ......................................................................................................211
Focus menu ............................................................................................105
Focus start value .....................................................................................105
Focusing function, failure .......................................................................178
Focusing knob ..........................................................................................58
Focusing procedure ................................................................................110
Focusing range .......................................................................................211
Focusing speed .......................................................................................105
Foot Control menu .................................................................................107
Foot control panel ..................................................................................116
Friction ...................................................................................68, 70, 78, 86
Graphic display .......................................................................................110
Halogen illumination system ...............................................................22, 94

Handgrip ..................................................................................................66
Handle ...............................................................................................66, 70
Hazard symbols ..........................................................................................7
Illumination intensity ..............................................................................106

Illumination menu ..................................................................................106
Illumination system ...................................................................................92
Information symbols ...................................................................................7
Instrument tray (option) ............................................................................74
Instrument tray, strap provided .................................................................74
Intended use ..........................................................................................8, 9
Intensity start value ................................................................................106
Iris diaphragm for video lenses ...............................................................135
Key to symbols ...........................................................................................7
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Lamp failure ................................................................................... 182, 184

Lamp housing .............................................................................. 66, 76, 82
Lamp housing, halogen or xenon ................................................. 68, 78, 86
Lamp module ..................................................................................... 94, 96
Lamp module, opening the ................................................................ 94, 98
Laser menu ............................................................................................ 112
Legal regulations ..................................................................................... 10
Liability and warranty ................................................................................ 9
Lifting column .............................................................................. 23, 82, 84
Light ± ................................................................................................... 107
Light field diameter ................................................................................ 211
Lights on/off .......................................................................................... 107
Limiting downward movement .................................................... 68, 78, 86
Limiting the suspension arm’s downward movement ............. 138, 140, 144
Locking tab .............................................................................................. 70
Magnification ........................................................................................ 210

Magnification factor ...................................................................... 210, 211
Main beam path .................................................................................... 110
Maintenance .......................................................................................... 195
Malfunction ........................................................................................... 191
Malfunctions .......................................................................................... 114
Manual switching to the backup lamp ............................................... 94, 96
Manufacturer’s address ............................................................................. 2
Manufacturer’s information ....................................................................... 2
Measuring field (ROI) ............................................................................. 109
Measuring field (ROI), display of ............................................................. 109
Measuring field (ROI), position of ................................................... 109, 110
Measuring field (ROI), shifting the .......................................................... 110
Measuring field (ROI), size of ................................................................. 109
MEDIALINK 100, connection of ............................................................. 132
Medical electrical systems ........................................................ 10, 121, 236
Menu structure ...................................................................................... 102
Menus, relationship ............................................................................... 100
Opening for system cable .................................................................. 80, 88

Operating procedur ............................................................................... 173
Operation .............................................................................................. 157
Optical surfaces, cleaning ...................................................................... 196
Option, 1Chip HD camera ...................................................................... 134
Option, video autofocus ........................................................................ 109
Options button .............................................................................. 105, 106
Options menu ................................................................ 106, 108, 112, 114
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Ordering data .........................................................................................218

Ordering data for foot control panels .....................................................221
OSD on/off .............................................................................................107
Photo .....................................................................................................107
Potential equalization ...............................................................................11
Potential equalization pin .............................................................72, 80, 88
Power output socket ................................................................................72
Power switch ..........................................................................................100
Preparations for use ...............................................................................119
Prior to the very first use ...........................................................................13
Protective ground connector ....................................................................13
Rated voltage, available ..........................................................................126

Rating label ..................................................................................30, 38, 39
Regulatory information ...........................................................................229
Relocating the unit .................................................................................155
Remote connection ................................................................72, 80, 88, 90
Requirements for operation ......................................................................13
ROI (region of interest, measuring field) ..................................................109
Safety check ...........................................................................................200

Safety measures .........................................................................................5
Selector switch ...................................................................................23, 84
Set ergonomic working height ................................................................142
Setting the suspension arm weight compensation ..................138, 140, 144
SIP label ..............................................................................................32, 38
Spare parts .............................................................................................206
Speed .....................................................................................................105
Speed setting .........................................................................................104
Spot illumination knob .............................................................................58
Stand base .........................................................................................66, 70
Stand column ...............................................................................66, 70, 76
Standard profile ......................................................................................102
Stands/suspensions systems ....................................................................212
Start at ...........................................................................................104, 105
Start of menu .........................................................................................102
Start value, illumination intensity ............................................................106
Steerable caster ........................................................................................70
Sterilization ............................................................................................197
Strain relief device ........................................................................72, 80, 88
Strap on instrument tray ...........................................................................74
Submenu, Advanced Settings .................................................................110
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Submenu, AF - ROI Position ................................................................... 110

Support arm .............................................................. 66, 70, 76, 78, 82, 86
Surgery menu ........................................................................................ 104
Surgical microscope with a laser micromanipulator ................................ 153
Surgical microscope, adjusting the ......................................................... 150
Surgical microscope, balancing the ........................................................ 146
Suspension arm ......................................................... 66, 68, 76, 78, 82, 86
Suspension arm, setting limit of downward travel .................. 138, 140, 144
Switching to the backup lamp ......................................................... 20, 184
Symbols and labels on the device ............................................................. 24
System enhancements ........................................................................... 236
Target audience ......................................................................................... 8

Technical specifications .......................................................................... 210
Three beeps ........................................................................................... 114
Transport ................................................................................................. 12
Tube and eyepieces for main microscope ................................................. 62
Tube and eyepieces, attachment ............................................................ 122
Tubes, technical data ............................................................................. 211
User menu ............................................................................................. 102

User name, entry ................................................................................... 103
User profile ............................................................................................ 102
Ventilation grid ........................................................................................ 94

Video accessories for the optional 1Chip HD camera ............................. 226
Video autofocus .................................................................................... 109
Video autofocus, failure of ..................................................................... 187
Video autofocus, working with .............................................................. 175
Video camera (CCD position), orientation of .......................................... 110
Video camera, external .................................................................. 109, 110
Video camera, integrated ....................................................................... 107
Video Capture ........................................................................................ 107
Video focal length ................................................................................. 110
Video Gain± .......................................................................................... 107
Video gain± ........................................................................................... 107
Video image contrast ............................................................................. 109
Video monitor, connection of ................................................................ 132
Voltage setting ...................................................................................... 126
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Weight ...................................................................................................211
What to do in the event of malfunctions ................................................177
Widefield eyepieces with magnetic coupling .............................................64
Xenon illumination system ..................................................................20, 96
Y/C video port ..............................................................................72, 80, 89
Zero position ......................................................................................24, 56

Zoom function, failure ............................................................................180
Zoom Link function ................................................................................105
Zoom menu ............................................................................................104
Zoom speed ...........................................................................................104
Zoom start value .....................................................................................104
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Instructions for Use

Trademark – OPMI® and Sensera® are registered trademarks of Carl Zeiss.

Manufacturer's details Carl Zeiss Meditec AG

Subject to change in design and scope of delivery as well as technical

Copyright © Carl Zeiss Meditec AG 2018

Section: Safety measures 5

Section: Device overview 47

Section: Preparations for use 119

Section: Operation 157

Section: What to do in the event of malfunctions 177

Section: Care and Maintenance 195

Section: Device data 209

Section: Keyword index 237

Key to symbols ................................................................................. 7

Target audience ................................................................................8

Field of use ....................................................................................... 8

Liability and warranty ....................................................................... 9

Notes for the operator .................................................................... 10

Requirements for operation ............................................................13

Symbols and labels on the device ................................................... 24

Labels on the light sources of the suspension systems .............................. 42

The following Safety information is incorporated in the Instructions for Use.

OPMI Sensera is a surgical microscope intended for the illumination and

OPMI Sensera is a surgical microscope designed to provide the user with

Reasonably foreseeable misuse

CAUTION Injury to the patient's eye!

Liability and warranty

The warranty and liability depend on the contractually specified conditions.

Notes for the operator

• If required by the applicable national laws and regulations, connect the

Requirements for operation

Prior to the very first use

ZEISS Service or a professional designated by ZEISS will install the system.

Before every use

• When mounting accessory equipment, please make sure that the

After every use

• Move ceiling mount to its standby position.

Risk of burn injuries caused by high illumination intensity

Various factors influence the risk of burn injuries:

Stand safety equipment

Xenon lighting system

CAUTION The xenon lamp has a limited service life of 500 h!

CAUTION Risk of injury caused by lamp rupture!

Halogen lighting system

Ceiling mount with lifting column

CAUTION Risk of injury caused by lifting column

Symbols and labels on the device

NOTE Please comply with the warning labels and notices!

Labels on the microscope

1 "Balance setting of lateral tilt motion" label

2 "Friction adjustment of vertical axis" label

3 "Balance setting of front-to-back tilt axis" label

4 "Balance setting of front-to-back tilt axis" label

5 "OPMI Sensera" device label

Zero position 6 "Marking for zero position"

7 "Friction adjustment of front-to-back tilt axis" label

9 "Spot illumination" marking

10 "Focusing knob" marking

11 "Manual focusing" symbol

12 Labeling of zoom and focusing switches

OPMI Sensera 13 Device Name

Labels on the connection panel