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- Page 1 APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Operator Manual Model AP2-DT • Serial No DT-1101 onwards...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
USE AND STORAGE ....................... 23 FDA DECLARATION ........................3 CLEANING........................23 APOLLO PACKAGE CONTENTS ..................... 4 TRANSPORT ........................23 STANDARD SYSTEM ....................4 CALIBRATION OF THE OPTICAL POWER METER ..........23 STANDARD ACCESSORIES ....................4 APOLLO PRODUCT WARRANTY ..................24 OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES ...................... -
Page 3: Fda Declaration
Pivotal Health Solutions, Inc. confirms that the APOLLO AP2-DT Desktop Laser unit and probes as specified in this operating manual meet and fully comply with the following Federal guidelines: 21 CFR 1002.10 21 CFR 1040.10 21 CFR 1040.11 Furthermore, the APOLLO unit does not cause radio interference with other equipment and complies with Federal guidelines on Radio Interference as defined in IEC60601-1-2:2001. -
Page 4: Apollo Package Contents
Standard System APOLLO AP2-DT Desktop Control Unit with your choice of one of the following probes. • APOLLO 3000-C Laser Cluster Probe • APOLLO 4000-C Laser Cluster Probe • APOLLO 5000-C Laser Cluster Probe • APOLLO AP2-500-S Laser Probe Standard Accessories:... -
Page 5: Introduction
The APOLLO AP2-DT Desktop Laser Therapy System: Apollo, the Greek God of Sun and Healing, brought warmth and life to Earth. Now the Apollo Engineering Team has harnessed these powerful forces to create state-of-the-art laser therapy devices at a popular price. -
Page 6: Outward Appearance
OUTWARD APPEARANCE APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit The APOLLO AP2-DT Desktop Control Unit is housed in an anodized, extruded-aluminum case. The LCD display, LED’s and switches are located on the top panel. The Laser Probe connectors & key switch are located on the front; the Remote Interlock and DC inlet are located on the back panel. -
Page 7: Back Panel
OUTWARD APPEARANCE APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit The APOLLO AP2-DT Desktop Laser Therapy System: Back Panel APOLLO DESKTOP LASER CONTROL UNIT... -
Page 8: Indications, Contraindications
• Photosensitivity Reaction: Some drugs cause photosensitivity reactions. It is unlikely that the combination of the laser with a drug will trigger a response, however we suggest “at risk” patients or patients with a history of such reactions be “patch tested” for the minimum recommended Intended Use: The Apollo IR Heat Lamp System is intended to treatment time. -
Page 9: Safety Information And Precautions
• Do not irradiate sensitive areas such as eyes, head, thyroid gland or other unit or disassemble the probe. Contact Pivotal Health Solutions to obtain endocrine glands. Do not use over cancer or pre-cancerous tumors, with instructions for obtaining service from an authorized service center. -
Page 10: Maintenance, Routine Maintenance, Unit Care
Refer to the SERVICE AND CLEANING section for complete Solutions has rental laser units available for use during calibration cleaning and disinfection instructions. and/or service. Call Pivotal Health Solutions for availability of a • Do not store power cords or probe cables tightly wound. -
Page 11: Apollo Quick-Start Guide
Assembly: READ THE OPERATING MANUAL You may use the unit immediately with the AC power adapter. BEFORE USING THE APOLLO LASER CLASS 3B & 4 LASER EMISSION IS HAZARDOUS Carefully unpack the APOLLO Control Unit and place on a sturdy and TO THE EYE SAFETY GOGGLES MUST BE WORN BY level surface. -
Page 12: Switching On
Turn the key in a clockwise direction to the ‘|’ position. The green ‘Power On’ LED will illuminate and the LCD display will come on. The display will show the startup screen which shows the version number of the software, for 4 seconds. The Display will then show the main menu screen, if no probes are connected. -
Page 13: Starting Treatment
Starting Treatment: Before beginning treatment read the entire manual and understand the Emission may also be stopped immediately by pressing the red ‘Emergency Stop’ precautions and treatment protocols to be followed. Specific treatment switch. This puts the unit into a “Fault” condition and the key switch will need protocols and precautions for each probe type are provided on pages 11-12 to be switched off and then back on to reset the Laser Unit. -
Page 14: Treatment Protocal
TREATMENT PROTOCOL APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Precautions and Treatment Protocol for Probe Type CAUTION: A higher probe power requires more movement of the probe during treatment, a technique call 'painting'. To maintain patient comfort and to reduce the chance of the patient feeling extreme heat during treatment, it is important that the clinician understands the proper technique and precautions to be followed for each probe type. - Page 15 TREATMENT PROTOCOL APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Most of the time, in deep areas like the knee and the lower back, will Apollo 500 mW Probe: FULL BODY DOSE: require that you either move the probe more slowly or treat points around the area for approximately 30-60 seconds per spot.
- Page 16 TREATMENT PROTOCOL APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit TREATMENT PROTOCOL: Apollo 4,000 mW Probe: FULL BODY DOSE: When you first treat any area of the body treat with the following protocol: For a typical patient, the full body dose with this probe takes 1.
- Page 17 TREATMENT PROTOCOL APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit TREATMENT PROTOCOL: Apollo 5,000 mW Probe: FULL BODY DOSE: When you first treat any area of the body treat with the following For a typical patient, the full body dose with this probe takes protocol: approximately 2-4 minutes.
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Page 18: Advanced Operation
ADVANCED OPERATION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit the probe switch. NOTE: Treatment time selection is stored in EEPROM memory in the microcontroller, therefore the last treatment time select- ed is remembered when the laser unit is switched off. Laser Ready Delay: A 4 second delay is incorporated into the laser unit as a safety precaution, to stop sudden unexpected laser output, When treatment is complete, return the key to the ‘O’... - Page 19 ADVANCED OPERATION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit To simplify probe power measurement, an automatic measuring system can With a laser diode over the probe measurement window, move be selected as an option. To select this, remove all probes. Switch the laser the laser probe up, down ,left and right for the highest reading.
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Page 20: Remote Interlock Connection
ADVANCED OPERATION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Emergency Stop Switch: The Emergency Stop switch is designed for Remote Interlock Connection: A remote interlock connector is use in an emergency when the laser output needs to be shut off provided for practitioners who desire to install a door interlock immediately. -
Page 21: Display Options
ADVANCED OPERATION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Beep Frequency: To adjust the beep frequency, scroll the arrow to “beep frequency” using the “Scroll” switch and then press the “adjust switch. The display will then show the beep menu. Scroll the arrow to “Back” using the “Scroll” switch. The laser unit will then re-start and store the new settings in memory. - Page 22 ADVANCED OPERATION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Diagnostics: The secondary display can be set to Joules Cm (J/Cm or JCm ), Total Selecting “Diagnostics” in the main menu shows the diagnostics screen. Joules or off. The Joules Cm display will automatically calculate the J/Cm and display it for the probe being used.
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Page 23: Service And Cleaning
(3% concentration), or chlorine mixed one part bleach to 10 parts water. Wipe surface thoroughly using a moistened swab. Do not submerge. Pivotal Health Solutions The probe should not be used in contact with the patient where contamination 3003 9 Ave. -
Page 24: Apollo Product Warranty
Customer’s sole remedy under this Limited Warranty shall be, at the sole on its behalf, any other obligation or liability, either verbally or in writing. PIVOTAL HEALTH option of PIVOTAL HEALTH SOLUTIONS, INC., the repair or replacement of the Products or any SOLUTIONS, INC. -
Page 25: Ap2-Dt Desktop Control Unit Specifications And Laser Warning Labels
The APOLLO System comprises a Desktop Control Unit and several Emission Timer: 5sec, 10sec, 15sec, 20sec, 30sec, 45sec, 1min, 1min 15sec, interchangeable hand-held Laser Probes, any two of which may be 1min 30sec, 1min 45sec, 2min. connected to the Control Unit at any time. The desired Probe is Timer Accuracy: Better than ±1second Standby/Ready Delay:... -
Page 26: 500Mw Probe Specifications And Warning Labels
APOLLO LASER PROBE SPECIFICATIONS APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit 500mW Probe Specifications and warning labels: Applicator Type: 500-S Emitter Type: GaAlAs Semiconductor Laser Emitter Wavelength: 810nm No. of Emitters: Beam Divergence: 9º x 38º Total Power Output: 500mW Aperture: 9.5mm Polarization: Linear Laser Classification:... -
Page 27: 3000Mw Probe Specifications And Warning Labels
APOLLO LASER PROBE SPECIFICATIONS APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit 3000mW Probe Specifications and warning labels: Applicator Type: 3000-C AlAs Emitter Type: Semiconductor Laser Emitter Wavelength: 810nm No. of Emitters: Beam Divergence: 9º x 38º Optical Output Power per emitter: 750mW Total Power Output: 3000mW Aperture:... -
Page 28: 4000Mw Probe Specifications And Warning Labels
APOLLO LASER PROBE SPECIFICATIONS APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit 4000mW Probe Specifications and warning labels: Applicator Type: 4000-C Emitter Type: GaAlAs Semiconductor Laser Emitter Wavelength: 810nm No. of Emitters: Beam Divergence: 9º x 38º Optical Output Power per emitter: 1000mW Total Power Output: 4000mW Aperture:... -
Page 29: 5000Mw Probe Specifications And Warning Labels
APOLLO LASER PROBE SPECIFICATIONS APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit 5000mW Probe Specifications and warning labels: Applicator Type: 5000-C Emitter Type: GaAlAs Semiconductor Laser Emitter Wavelength: 810nm No. of Emitters: Beam Divergence: 9º x 38º Optical Output Power per emitter: 1250mW Total Power Output: 5000mW Aperture:... -
Page 30: Apollo Laser Probe
APOLLO LASER PROBE APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Probe Switch Cable Port Probe Head Probe Handle Diodes and Lens Laser Safety Goggle Specifications: EN207 Classification Continuous D 785-830 L4 Pulsed I 785-830 L5 Pulsed I 800-820 L6 CEI 825 Classification 785-830 OD5+ ANSI Classification 785-830 OD5+... -
Page 31: Glossary Of Technical Terms
spot size ..The size of the spot that contains 1/e of the source power. This is approximately 86.5%. Beam divergence ..The angle that the emitted Laser or LED beam deviates from a perfect right angle to the source. Normally shown in degrees in the x and y plane but can also be shown in radians. -
Page 32: Safety Approvals And Recognition
SAFETY APPROVALS AND RECOGNITION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic emissions The Apollo is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Apollo should assure that it is used in such an environment Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic environment –... - Page 33 Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile RF communications equipment and the Apollo The Apollo is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The customer or the user of the Apollo can help prevent electromag- netic interference by maintaining a minimum distance between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitters) and the Apollo as recommended below, according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.
- Page 34 SAFETY APPROVALS AND RECOGNITION APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit Guidance and manufacturer’s declaration – electromagnetic immunity The Apollo is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the user of the Apollo should assure that it is used in such an environment. IMMUNITY test IEC 60601 TEST LEVEL Compliance level...
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Page 35: Technical Specifications
SERVICE TECHNICAL SPECS APOLLO Desktop Laser Control Unit TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Recycle and dispose of device properly in accordance with local, state and federal laws. Over the years, tons of electronics equipment with Rated Voltage 100-240V hazardous materials have been thrown away with standard garbage. Over time, these materials leech out of the electronic causing damage to the environment. -
Page 36: Precautions & Treatment Protocol For 500, 3000, 4000 & 5000 Mw Probes . 15-17 Manufacturer Contact Information
© All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced, saved in a research center or transferred by any means including electronic, mechanical, photographic or other records without previous approval from Pivotal Health Solutions, Inc. (APOLLO). APOLLO operates a policy of continuous development. Therefore, it reserves the right to make changes and improvements to the Product described in this manual without prior notice.
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