Zeiss S88 Instructions For Use Manual page 114

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Configuration
mode 3
SETTINGS 3
EYE-
PIECE:
10x
SELECT
BRAKES:
ALL
AF-ROI
SIZE
SMALL
STORE MANUAL
MODE
Configuration
mode 3
SETTINGS 3
EYE-
PIECE:
10x
SELECT
BRAKES:
ALL
AF-ROI
SIZE
SMALL
STORE MANUAL
MODE
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Operation
Selecting the magnetic brakes to be unlocked (OPMI Vario)
You can define which magnetic brakes should be unlocked when you
press button B (3) of the left and/or right handgrip.
Menu item "SELECT BRAKES:" offers you the following options for selec-
tion:
XY - Z The magnetic brakes for X-Y movement and Z movement can
be unlocked separately by pressing button B (3) on the left or
right handgrip.
• To release the magnetic brakes for X-Y movement only:
press button B (3) on the left handgrip.
• To release the magnetic brakes for Z movement only:
press button B (3) on the right handgrip.
• To release all magnetic brakes, i.e. the magnetic brakes of
the suspension system (for X-Y and Z movements) and of
the surgical microscope (for rotary and tilt movements):
simultaneously press buttons B (3) on the left and right
handgrip.
ALL All magnetic brakes are always unlocked, i.e. the magnetic
brakes of the suspension system (for X-Y and Z movements)
and of the surgical microscope (for rotary and tilt movements),
no matter whether you press button B (3) on the left or right
handgrip.
Setting the ROI size
In an OPMI Vario equipped with the SpeedFokus (autofocus) option, the
size of the ROI can be set using the menu item "AF-ROI SIZE".
Three different ROI sizes are available for selection:
– SMALL,
– MEDIUM
– LARGE
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. For specific users, the ROI size can be set and saved for each user
as required.
While you are setting the size of the ROI, the ROI is displayed as a square
frame in the video image on the monitor. A few seconds after your last ac-
tion, the frame disappears from the screen.
S88 Floor Stand with Lifting Column Issue 9.0
Printed on 28. 01. 2009