Olympus OER-Pro Operation Manual page 91

ENDOSCOPE REPROCESSOR OER-Pro Operation Manual
• When reprocessing two endoscopes simultaneously, be sure
to read the scope IDs of both scopes. Otherwise, the
reprocessing log will not be accurate.
• Be careful not to bang the scope ID tag on the RFID reader of
the equipment during scope ID recognition. Otherwise, the
scope ID tag or RFID reader may be damaged.
• Electromagnetic interference with other devices may reduce
the communication distance of the designated ID tag and
cause signals to become unreadable. Try to take mitigation
measures such as keeping other radio frequency emitting or
other energy emitting devices, such as electrosurgical units,
away from this equipment.
• The START button on the main control panel will not function
until the scope ID has been recognized.
• You can print out the reprocessing log for each endoscope
with the printer, including when and under what condition the
endoscope is reprocessed.
• If the equipment fails to detect the scope ID, apply the
provided scope ID master card to the RFID reader so that the
equipment recognizes the scope ID as the master ID. If a
problem with the scope ID is observed, contact Olympus.
• In the event that you require a new or additional scope ID
tag, for example due to purchase of a new endoscope or use
of a demo/loaner endoscope, contact Olympus.
• When reprocessing any products which external ID tags
cannot be attached (e.g., auxiliary water tubes, ultrasonic
probes), read the scope ID master card.
Chapter 4 Reprocessing Operations
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