CAPINTEC, INC CAPTUS® 2000WARNING AND CAUTION LABELSLocated in the center section on both sides of the spring-arm of the floor stand is a warninglabel, (see Fig. 1-1), concerning the hazard of removing the collimator when the spring-arm isin the wrong position. When the weight of the collimator is removed from the spring-arm, thearm can forcefully spring upward and cause serious bodily injury to the operator. The spring-arm must be fully extended in the upright position to prevent this hazardous condition.Figure 1-1Located in the front section on both sides of the spring-arm of the floor stand is a warninglabel, (see Fig. 1-2), concerning the hazard of improperly installing the collimator onto thespring-arm. If the collimator support pin is not fully inserted and latched into the receptacleblock of spring arm, the collimator may detach from the spring-arm and fall onto the patient.In addition, the arm can, again, forcefully swing upward and cause serious bodily injury to theoperator. The collimator is safely installed on the spring-arm when the red warning ring isNOT visible between the collimator and the receptacle block. Refer to the UNPACKING ANDASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS for illustrations.Figure 1-2Located on the top right hand side of the computer case is a label, (see Figure 1-3),containing three caution statements pertaining to electrical safety of the computer. The firststatement, DO NOT REMOVE COVERS, is necessary because of the high voltage present(1000 volts) on the PC boards installed in the computer. A screwdriver is necessary toremove the covers. The second statement, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICEPERSONNEL, informs the user that no servicing in the computer system may be performedby the user. The third statement, ALL POWER CABLES MUST BE CONNECTEDTHROUGH THE ISOLATION TRANSFORMER, is necessary to eliminate any shock hazardto the patient (and the user). The isolation transformer insures the leakage current of thecomputer system is less the 50 μAmps as stipulated by the UL 544 safety standard.1-2 SAFETY July 00