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Do not touch the sharp edges with your bare
hands
This product is sharp on the edges as well as on
the corner of the panel surface. You may injure
your hands if you touch them. This may also cause
damage to this product.
Precautions on viewing and displaying 3D
images
You should only use the 3D glasses for watching
3D video images.
While watching 3D images, a viewer may
experience unpleasant symptoms such as eye
fatigue, tiredness, and feeling sick.
When watching 3D images, it is advisable to take
breaks periodically. The length and frequency of
the necessary breaks will vary depending on the
content being displayed and the physical
condition of the viewer.
If the viewer watching 3D images experiences
any unpleasant symptoms, stop watching 3D
images until the viewer recovers, and consider
recommending that the viewer consult a doctor
if necessary.
Note that the vision of children (especially those
under 6 years old) is still in the developmental
stage.
Adults should supervise their children to ensure
that they are following the above precautions.
If the content is watched at a closer distance
than expected, the fatigue and other effects
described above may be more pronounced.
Take measures such as considering the length,
content, and interval of the displayed content,
and posting of warning signs.
Not for viewing by children without proper adult
supervision.
Precautions on the environment when
displaying 3D images
Flickering or flashing lights may be seen when
using 3D glasses under some fluorescent lights or
LED bulbs.
Very rarely, this flickering or flashing light may
cause symptoms of light-sensitive seizures such
as convulsions or fainting.
This flickering or flashing light may cause
symptoms of convulsions or fainting, even in
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those who have never experienced such
symptoms before.
Do not turn on these lights (light sources) when
using 3D glasses.
Be sure to inform the contractor who undertakes
the installation or maintenance work about these
effects.
Precautions regarding the effect on medical
devices
The display cabinet uses strong magnets.
There are areas where the magnetic flux density is
likely to be 300 mT or more on the surface that is
touched during installation or maintenance work.
This may seriously affect medical devices such as
defibrillators, pacemakers, and variable pressure
shunts to treat hydrocephalus.
Keep users of these medical devices away from
areas where installation and maintenance work is
being performed or where display cabinets are
stored.
There is also magnetic flux leakage from the
viewing surface, which may affect users of these
medical devices when they approach the display
cabinet.
Take measures such as posting warning signs
depending on the installation conditions.
Be sure to inform the contractor who undertakes
the installation or maintenance work about these
effects.
Precautions on visually induced motion
sickness (VIMS) and staggering
Depending on the displayed content, display size,
and viewing location (distance), a viewer may
experience VIMS symptoms such as staggering or
nausea.
The symptoms of VIMS may be more pronounced
after some time rather than during or immediately
after viewing. Take measures such as posting
warning signs.
Furthermore, the movement of a wide part of the
image to the same direction may induce
staggering. Pay close attention to the displayed
contents and installation location (direction) when
installing the product in a position where it can be
seen from stairs, escalators, landings, or other
places that are considered dangerous when
staggering.
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