Integra Codman 901001ESUO Instruction Manual page 12

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: CONNECTING ACCESSORIES
Connecting the Neutral Electrode
1 Connect the Neutral Electrode to the receptacle on the front of the device.
NOTE:
Connecting Monopolar Accessories
1
Connect a 3-pronged connection monopolar cord or bovie connection monopolar cord to the appropriate location in the monopolar
receptacle. Ensure the 3-pronged connection is in the correct orientation (see illustration below).
2
Connect the desired Monopolar Instruments to this cord.
NOTE:
a1
a2
Monopolar
Connecting Bipolar Accessories
1
Connect a Codman Bipolar cord to the receptacle. See Recommended Accessories section.
2
Connect the desired bipolar instrument to the cord. The Foot Pedal is used for CUT and COAG activation.
NOTE:
Bipolar
• If the neutral electrode is NOT connected during monopolar mode, the "Neutral electrode not
connected" indicator above the receptacle will light up red and flash.
• If the finger switch or Foot Pedal is activated while in monopolar mode without the neutral electrode
connected, an audible warning sounds. RF current cannot be activated. This has no influence on the
bipolar current.
• When using a multi-surface electrode, the "Neutral electrode not connected" indicator will turn off after
the safe application state is reached.
• The entire area of the neutral electrode should be reliably attached to a suitably prepared and appropriate
area of the patient's body as defined by the manufacturer.
Connect a Monopolar device with a finger switch for CUT and COAG activation.
OR
Bipolar
Connect a Monopolar device without a finger switch, in combination with the Foot Pedal for CUT and
COAG activation.
• The neutral electrode is NOT required for bipolar applications.
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