OEC Elite CFD and II Technical Datasheet Nov 2016 English PDF

MULTIFUNCTION
OPERATING
TABLE
USERS’ MANUAL
TO-VITA_R04_03-2018_EN
Only for Operating Tables with SN ≥ 34
INDEX
Page
Information and Safety 3-6

Name of Components 7-8

Operating Table Functioning 9

Command Systems 10-25
Power Supply 26

Operating Table Movement 27-31
Operating Table Settings 32-46
Display Remote Control Settings 47-59
Operating Table Configuration 60-66
Additional Modules 67
Head Sections 68
Leg Sections 69-70
Spinal Surgery Accessories 71
Operating Table Payloads 72-73
Accessories 74-75
Technical Data 76-81
Cleaning 82

Maintenance 83

Technical Support 84
Scrapping/Disposal 84
TO-VITA_R04_03-2018_EN OPT SurgiSystems S.r.l. 2 - No part of this manual may be reproduced

Only for Operating Tables with SN ≥ 34 without prior permission
INFORMATION AND SAFETY
Relevant Directives and Legislation

The VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE and its components are CE-marked, therefore, designed according to the refer-
ence standards and EC Directives for electromedical equipment as listed below:
DIRECTIVES:
- 93/42/CE and successive amendments (Medical Devices)
- 2007/47/CE (Medical Device)
- 2004/108/CE (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
- 2006/95/EC (Low Tension)
HARMONIZED STANDARDS:
- CEI EN 60601-1;
- CEI EN 60601-2-46;
- CEI EN 60601-1-2.
Destination of use
THE VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE is equipped with electrohydraulic and manual adjustment devices to support
the patient during surgery and to hold the table in different positions depending on the type of surgery performed by means
of appropriate supports/accessories. It is intended for use in operating theatres.
Product’s Life Cycle

THE VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE and its accessories are studied and made to last 10 years if maintained regularly
by an OPT Authorized Service Center.
Qualifications required by operators

THE VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE is easy and intuitive to use. Nevertheless, it is advisable to train the staff that will
be using it for the activities within their competence (adjustment, patient positioning, cleaning and disinfection).
OPT provides training courses on request via its network of agents and local stockists.
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

When the VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE is packed for transport or storage it may be exposed to the following
ambient conditions for a period of not more than 15 weeks:
a) ambient temperature from -10 to + 60°C
b) relative humidity from 10 to 95%,
c) atmospheric pressure from 500 to 1060 hPa

General warnings
WARNING
Carefully read the Instruction Manual before using the multifunction operating table.
WARNING
The operating table is immune to interference generated or induced by other electronic equipment oper-
ating in its proximity.
WARNING
Apart from cleaning, all maintenance and repair must be carried out by specialised staff only.
WARNING
Removal of the safety devices and earthing and equipotential connections is strictly prohibited.
WARNING: To avoid risks of electrical shocks, this equipment must only be connected to power supply
networks with earthing protection.
WARNING
Never use worn or damaged accessories.
Always check that accessories have been correctly fixed to the operating table.
When moving the operating system, avoid collisions between accessories and parts of the operating
system or anything close to it.
If accessories made by other manufacturers are used, safety and functionality cannot be guaranteed. It is
advisable to consult OPT.
WARNING
Any technical modification that has an effect on functioning or safety of the operating table and its acces-
sories may only be made by the manufacturer’s technicians or technicians formally authorised by the
manufacturer. Otherwise, OPT will decline all responsibilities regarding changes or damage that may
derive thereof.
WARNING
Before starting to use the operating table, the end user must, with the aid of the clinic's engineering
department, check the impedance value of the connection to the equipotential earthing node whether
it runs through a conductive floor or through a special connection cable to the connector on the column.
WARNING
After start up, the check as above must be repeated at regular intervals.

Symbols used on the operating table
Type B equipment Equipotential connector
Device with casing protected

IPX4 against spray water IEC 529
Earth protection connector
3 min
- WARNING -
ON Device operating condition with
Consult the attached documenta-
10 min intermittent movements
tion
OFF
Class AP device protected against

the risk of ignition of flammable Follow operating instructions
mixtures in air
Please read device user’s instruc-

CE conformity marking
tions
Device identification catalogue

Device manufacturer identification
code
Device manufacturing date Device identification serial number
Device external power supply alter-

Device identification batch code Vac nating current
Device electrical power con-

Hz Device power supply frequency VA sumption
Device internal power supply conti-

Vdc nuous current
I.P.S. Internal power supply
Hands crushing hazard Feet crushing hazard

WARNING
The antistatic properties of the operating table are related to use of cushions provided or recommended
by the manufacturer.
If an antistatic path is required, the operating table must be used on an antistatic floor.
WARNING
The VITA MULTIFUNCTION OPERATING TABLE has been designed to support a patient during surgery
and must not be used for other applications. To use the table close to high-frequency electrical equip-
ment, cardiac defibrillators and cardiac monitors/defibrillators, the instructions for use provided by the
manufacturers of this equipment must be followed closely. Incorrect use may cause serious accidents. If
a patient comes into contact with metal parts and/or accessories fixed to the operating bed, there is a
danger of burns.
WARNING
The high technological level and reliability of used components and the technical solutions adopted
during operating table manufacturing, can not completely avoid the possibility of a malfunction that can
cause the interruption of the operating table electrical movements .
.
Should this happen, the patient must be removed from the table. Should be changed the position of the
patient, it has to be done by using the movements that are still working, or specific disposals as, in exam-
ple, additional cushions to be put right under the patient.
Connection of equipotential node

In compliance with the requirements of the specific CEI EN 60601-2-46 standards for operating tables and the CEI 64-8/710
standards for medical rooms (or the relative national legislation), the OPERATING TABLE must guarantee an electrically conduc-
tive path for dispersion of electrostatic charges and must be connected to the equipotential earthing node in the operating
theatre. If these requirements are observed, the OPERATING TABLE can be used guaranteeing the necessary safety conditions
for the patient and operators.
In the event of non-conductive floors, a 6 mm2 diameter electrical cable must

be used to connect to the specific connector located on the bottom of the
column close to the network cable connector.
In the case of conductive floors, the electrical path between the operating
system and the equipotential earthing node is closed through the antistatic
wheels and relative lifting feet.
Use in environments containing explosives or inflammable goods “AP”

The operating system is suitable for use in an “AP” environment only when battery-operated, provided that the requirements
for electrostatic charges (see the paragraph on connection to the equipotential node) are observed.
Biocompatibility of covers and sheets

WARNING
The operating system must be used with covers and cloths made from biocompatible materials, as
required by the ISO 10933-1 Standard.

NAME OF COMPONENTS
"VITA" OPERATING TABLE

Cod 5760-010
Fittings for ad-

ditional foot-side
modules
Fittings for ad-

ditional back-side
Cable linked modules
remot control
connector
Human
Emergency
Interface
Device
connection
Sollevamento
5° ruota
Connection of equi-
potential node 5th wheel
fitting
Network cable con-
nection
5° wheel Stabilizer
feets
Backrest section
Fittings for ad-
ditional foot-side
modules Central seat
Fittings for ad-

ditional foot-side
modules
Fittings for lower

limb traction
Data label
Free wheels
Stabilizer feets

NAME OF COMPONENTS
IR REMOTE CONTROL IR REMOTE CONTROL

with DISPLAY without DISPLAY
Cod 5791-010 Cod 5791-001
REMOTE CONTROL
CHARGER
Cod 9926-016 for
Cod 5791-010
Cod 5791-001
CABLED KEYBOARD CABLED KEYBOARD CABLE PEDALBOARD

with DISPLAY without Display Cod 5792-000
Cod 5790-000 Cod 5790-100
VITA EMERGENCY DEVICE

Cod 5799-000

OPERATING TABLE FUNCTIONING
The VITA operating table is extremely easy and intuitive to use, as the operations to be performed by the user have been
simplified and reduced to a minimum (just a few adjustment operations are required).
Switch on
To attend the operating system (Column), press the “ON” key on the Human Interface.
Operating table automatically turned off
The operating table is automatically turned off about 3 hours after the last manoeuvre carried out with the wired or wireless
controller or the Human Interface.
To turn the table on again, press the “ON” key on the Human Interface.
It is therefore not necessary to turn off the operating table after use as it will turn off automatically.
Switch off
The operating table can be turned off manually or automatically.
Manual turning off

Press the OFF button on the Human Interface;
Automatic turning off

The operating table automatically turns off 3 hours after the last command given. To turn the table back on, press the ON key
on the Human Interface.
WARNING
Before and during any electrical or manual movement of the column, the operating table or its accesso-
ries, the operator must check that such movements will not create a danger or risk to the patient, himself
and other operators.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
THE VITA OPERATING TABLE can be controlled by means of:

- Integrated Human Interface on the column
- Wireless remote control with or without display (optional)
- Keyboard connected to column by cable with or without display (optional)
- Pedalboard connected to column by cable (optional)
- VITA emergency device (optional)
HUMAN INTERFACE
Fitted directly on the column of the operating table, it contains the buttons to turn the operating table on and off, the con-
nectors to connect the cable-keyboard or the emergency system, the LEDs to indicate the operating table status, and the
buttons to activate all the individual movements of the operating table.
CABLED KEYBOARD with or without display (optional)

Connect the keyboard cable connector to the table connector.
To perform movements, press the key with the symbol corresponding to the desired movement.
IR REMOTE CONTROL without display (optional)

Only one controller is associated with each column. To carry out movements, press the key with the symbol that corresponds
to the desired movement.
If the storage battery inside the remote control is charged, a green LED light appears.
With any key pressed:
- LED green light turned on/flashing: Storage battery charged and keyboard in gear
- LED green light turned on/fixed: Battery flat, charge it.
- When the yellow LED is on, it indicates that there is a remote control malfunction.
To charge the storage battery, use the charger provided only, after connecting it to a 100-240 V electricity distribution socket.
Connect the controller to the battery charger
When the blue LED on the battery charger is on, it indicates that it is receiving power.
When the Yellow LED on the battery charger is on, it indicates that charging is in progress. Charging will automatically stop
when the battery is fully charged, the yellow LED will go off and the green LED will come on.
IR REMOTE CONTROL with display (optional)

Only one controller is associated with each column. To carry out movements, press the key with the symbol that corresponds
to the desired movement.
The remote control battery charging status can be checked on the status bar, which inform the operator about when it
needs to be put on charge.
To charge the storage battery, use the charger provided only, after connecting it to a 100-240 V electricity distribution socket.
Connect the controller to the battery charger
When the blue LED on the battery charger is on, it indicates that it is receiving power.
When the Yellow LED on the battery charger is on, it indicates that charging is in progress. Charging will automatically stop
when the battery is fully charged, the yellow LED will go off and the green LED will come on.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
WARNING
All the remote controls functions (with or without display) are unabled when placed on the charging unit
to recharge batteries.
Remote Control Coupling

Each VITA operating table can be coupled to only one remote control by performing the following procedure:
Place the remote control near the column, next to the IR transmitter.
Switch the table on and, within 5 seconds, press and keep pressed the remote control STOP button . On the Human
Interface the signal switches on, release the button wthin 5 seconds and press the button “REMOTE CONTROL
CODIFICATION” on the Human Interface.
After few seconds an acoustic signal will confirm the coupling between column and remote control. In case of remote control
with display, when it’s coupled with a column on the status bar will appear the icons
CABLE PEDALBOARD (optional)

Connect the pedalboard cable connector to the table connector.
In order to perform the deisred movement, press with the foot, the desired movement pedal.
VITA EMERGENCY DEVICE (optional)

The DAE device, allows to activate VITA emergency movements in case of control board or power supply damage.
In order to connect the DAE device to the operating table, performa the following procedure:
1) Verifiy that the column mains connection cable is disconnected
2) Verify that the operating table is switched off
3) Connect the DAE cable to the column connector
4) Connect the DAE power cable to the mains
5) Switch the DAE on, by pressing the “ON” button
In order to disconnect the DAE device from the column, perform the following procedure:
1) Switch the DAE device off, by pressing the “OFF” button
2) Disonnect the DAE power cable to the mains
3) Disonnect the DAE cable from the column connector

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Description of the control systems
To activate the operating table movements, press the key with the symbol corresponding to the desired movement.
Human Interface
4 7 9 13 15 17 23
2
1
5 8 10 14 16 18 26
3
25
6 11 12 19 20 21
24
32 22
27 28 29 30 31
Description of the operating table control buttons/indications

[ 1 ] ON button [ 5 ] Unlock
Turns the operating table on. Activates the commands on the keyboard after
the safety lock.
[ 2 ] “Green” indicates Table on [ 6 ] STOP
Stops any movement, even in the event that one
of the keys is kept pressed. ALARM RESET
[ 3 ] OFF button [ 21 ] REVERSE

Turns the operating table off. Reverses the operating table orientation.
[ 4 ] Level “0” position [ 22 ] “Green” indicates the table orienta-

Activates the SIMULTANEOUS movements of the tion, activated by the operator
operating table and the individual movements of
the column to bring the operating table into the
LEVEL position.
Description of the operating table transfer buttons

[23] Wheel Lowering [24] Wheel Lifting
Positions the table on wheels for its transfer. Locks and stabilizes the operating table. By
Wheels lowering movement is activated by keep- pressing this button, wheels lifting move-
ing this button pressed for few seconds. ment starts and the table will be placed on
castor pins.
[25] Indication [26] Remote control encoding
Operating table positioned on feet Pressed when the LED [32] is on, it allows coupling
the remote control to the operating table

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Description of column movement keys
[ 7 ] Trendelenburg [ 8 ] Reverse Trendelenburg

Activates the longitudinal tilting movement Activates the longitudinal tilting movement
with lowering of the patient head side with raising of the patient head side
[ 10 ] Column lowering
[ 9 ] Column raising Activates lowering of the operating table
Activates raising of the operating table.
[11] Lateral tilting to the left [12] Lateral tilting to the right
Activates lateral tilting to the left of the supine Activates lateral tilting to the right of the supine
patient. patient.
Description of the operating table movement buttons
[13] Leg raising [14] Leg lowering

Activates the simultaneous raising movement Activates the simultaneous lowering move-
of the leg sections ment of the leg sections
[15] REFLEX [16] FLEX

Activates the combined movement of backrest Activates the combined movement of backrest
raising/Trendelenburg to obtain a half-sitting lowering/Reverse Trendelenburg , respectively,
position to obtain lumbar split
[19] Longitudinal translation of the [20] Longitudinal translation of the

table on the head side table on the foot side
Activates the longitudinal translation move- Activates the longitudinal translation move-
ment of the operating table towards the head ment of the operating table towards the foot
side side
[17] Back raising [18] Back lowering

Activates the raising movement of the back Activates the lowering movement of the back
section. section.
WARNING
The Human Interface has a safety lock that deactivates all the keys after a few seconds of inactivity, except
for the and keys.
To reactivate the interface, press the button.
WARNING
The tabletop sections movements: joint legs and backrest as for the column movements: tabletop lateral
tilt, Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg, automatically stop when the individual movements reach the
level position.
When the level position is reached, a short acoustic signal will sound. In order to restart table’s movements
it is necessary to release the pressed key for a moment and then press it again immediately afterwards.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Description of the warnings and signal lights

[27] Green fast-flashing light Command reception
Green fixed Remote control encoding
Green flashing light (2 sec.) Safety protocol activation signalling
[28] Green fixed Signalling that table is connected to the

mains
[29] Green fixed Batteries fully charged

Orange fixed Batteries almost full
Orange flashing Batteries nearly flat, “CONNECT THE POWER
CABLE TO THE MAINS”
Red fixed Batteries flat, “CONNECT THE POWER CABLE
TO THE MAINS”

[30 ] Battery charge status (only when mains connected)
Yellow flashing “1st recharge phase”
Yellow fixed “2nd recharge phase”
Off “3rd buffer phase”
[31] Red flashing Faults (motor overcurrent, motor tempera-

ture, drive temperature, etc.)
RESET ALARMS BY PRESSING THE “STOP”
BUTTON
[25 ] Stabilizers status - table locked

Green fixed stabilizers working
Remote control coupling
[32] Remote control binding system to the column
Acoustic warnings
During the movements, the following operating conditions of the column or the operating table are indicated to the
operator by means of intermittent acoustic warnings when any button on the command systems is pressed.
Movement locked because limit switch reached “1 beep a second”

Movement locked because collision restriction reached “2 beep a second”
Stabilizer feet top/bottom position reached “2 beeps (1 a second)”
Operating table transfer position reached (partly level) “2 beeps (1 a second)”
Operating table transfer position reached “continuous”
Single movement level o position reachment “1 beep”
Acoustic signals active without pressing buttons on the command systems
Rewcharging batteries “1 bee every 5 minute”
Warning that the batteries are flat “1 beep a second

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Description of buttons on remote control and cable keyboard

Warning lights
COLUMN COMMAND AREA COLUMN COMMAND AREA

Raising of column Trendel
Lowering of column Reverse Trendel
Left side Right side
TABLETOP COMMAND AREA TABLETOP COMMAND AREA

Translation foot side Translation head side
Flex Raising of back rest **
Reflex Lowering of back rest **
LEGS COMMAND AREA LEGS COMMAND AREA

Joined legs up Joined legs up
LH leg up RH leg up
LH leg down RH leg down
Stabilizer raising Stabilizer lowering
** MULTIFUNCTION ZERO
STOP
Keys description
STOP Level “0” position
Stops any movement, even in the event that one Activates the SIMULTANEOUS movements of the
of the keys is kept pressed. Allows resetting any operating table and the individual movements of
alarms the column to bring the operating table into the
LEVEL position.
MULTIFUNCTION Green warning light
Active only when additional motor-driven mod- Intermittent light at a frequency of 1Hz; when
ules are fitted. the button is pressed, it signals sending of the
command.
Fixed green light, remote control storage bat-
tery flat

Wheel Lowering Wheels Lifting
ing this button pressed for few seconds. ment starts and the table will be placed on
castor pins.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Trendelenburg Reverse Trendelenburg

Activates the longitudinal tilting movement Activates the longitudinal tilting movement
with lowering of the patient head side with raising of the patient head side
Column up Column down

Activates raising of the operating table. Activates lowering of the operating table
Left-hand side tilting Right-hand side tilting

Activates lateral tilting to the left of the supine Activates lateral tilting to the right of the supine
patient. patient.
Operating table movement buttons description
Longitudinal translation of the table on Longitudinal translation of the table on

the head side the foot side
ment of the operating table towards the head ment of the operating table towards the foot
side side
Back raising Back lowering

section section
REFLEX FLEX
raising/Trendelenburg to obtain a half-sitting lowering/Reverse Trendelenburg, to obtain
position lumbar split
Leg raising Leg lowering

LH leg raising RH leg raising

MOVEMENT UNABLED MOVEMENT UNABLED
LH leg lowering RH leg lowering


COMMAND SYSTEMS
Remote Control e Cable Keypad with Display description
Operating table status

description visualization
area
Operating table Single movements

visualization area positioning visualization
area
Display Settings Display Settings

management/selection management/selection
buttons buttons
Safety protocols
COLUMN COMMANDS AREA COLUMN COMMANDS AREA
Column Up Trendel
Column Down Antitrendel
Left Lateral Tilt Right Lateral Tilt
TABLETOP COMMANDS AREA TABLETOP COMMANDS AREA

Feet side translation Head side traslation
Flex Backrest up
Reflex Backrest down
Joined Legs Up Joined legs up
Left Leg Up Left Leg Up
(MOVEMENT UNABLED) (MOVEMENT UNABLED)
Left Leg Down Left Leg Down
(MOVEMENT UNABLED) (MOVEMENT UNABLED
Wheels Down Wheels Up
Memorized Movement ZERO
Remote Control ON - OFF STOP

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Remote Control e Cable Keypad with Display description
Display Management Buttons Description
OK RETURN
By pressing OK button the selection made on the By pressing RETURN button the operator goes
display is confirmed. back to the previous MENU screen
By keeping it pressed for 5 seconds the operator
goes back to the MENU Homepage
DISPLAY SCROLLING DISPLAY SCROLLING

By pressing this button the operator can scroll By pressing this button the operator can scroll up
down the various display options the various display options
Controls Description
STOP Level “0” position

It Stops every movement, even in the case that It activates tabletop and column movements in
one of the buttons gets stuck. It allows tol “ RESET” order to bring the operating table to the LEVEL
WARNINGS position
MEMORIZED MOVEMENT ACTIVATION BUTTONS UNLOCK

Activates the movement of the INSTANT Activates remote control buttons after the safety
MEMORY or of the SAVED MEMORY, depending lock.
on which one has been selected.
ON - OFF SAFETY PROTOCOLS

It allows to switch ON/OFF the remote control It allows to select and set different safety
protocols

Wheel Lowering Wheel Lifting
ing this button pressed for few seconds., ment starts and the table will be placed on
castor pins.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Trendelenburg Antitrendelenburg
Attiva il movimento per l’inclinazione longi- Attiva il movimento per l’inclinazione longitudi-
tudinale con l’abbassamento del lato testa nale con il sollevamento del lato testa paziente
paziente
Left-hand side tilting

Column up Activates lateral tilting to the left of the supine
Activates raising of the operating table. patient.
Column down Right-hand side tilting

Activates lowering of the operating table Activates lateral tilting to the right of the supine
patient.
Description of the operating table movement buttons
Longitudinal translation of the table on Longitudinal translation of the table

the foot side on the head side
ment of the operating table towards the foot ment of the operating table towards the
side head side
Back raising Back lowering

section section
REFLEX FLEX
raising/Trendelenburg to obtain a half-sitting lowering/Reverse Trendelenburg, to obtain
position lumbar split
Leg raising Leg lowering

LH leg raising RH leg raising

LH leg lowering RH leg lowering


COMMAND SYSTEMS
GENERAL VIEW
Display visualisation during table movement
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 10 °
13 650 mm
18
14 3°
15 125 mm
19
16 18 °
20 125 mm 35 °
17
"A" DETAIL VIEW

Movements details display visualisation during table movement
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 14
10 ° 3°
13 15
650 mm 125 mm
16 17
18 ° 35 °
In order to jump from a screen to another during table movement, scroll with a finger on the display side, or use the buttons

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Operating Table Status Icons Functions
[1] Tabletop 0 LEVEL position signal [2] “0 LEVEL” setting procedure signal
“A” 0 LEVEL complete horizontal tabletop
Yellow: “0 LEVEL” completed
Grey: partial“0 LEVEL”
“B” partial 0 LEVEL backrest lifted
No Icon: tabletop not in“0 LEVEL” poition
[3] Operating table on stabilizers or wheel [4] Operating Table safety protocol
signal. activated signal
Table on stabilizers “P1” patient max. weight = < 250kg
Table on wheels “P2” patient max. weight < 360 kg
“P3” patient max. weight < 450kg
[5] Type of mermorisation activated [6] Tabletop REVERSE orientation signal

signal
SAVED MEMORY
INSTANT MEMORY
[7] 5th wheel installed on the operating [8] Remote control transmitting
table commands to the operating table.
[9] Operating table batteries charging [ 10 ] Connection to the operating table

status. status
Remote control connected to the
operating table
Operating table switched off or out of
reach
[ 11 ] Remote control batteries charging

status.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
GENERAL VIEW
Display visualisation during table movement
0°
800 mm
0°
125 mm
0°
125 mm 0°
"A" DETAIL VIEW

0° 0°
800 mm 125 mm
0° 0°
125 mm
"B"DETAIL VIEW
70 %
In order to jump from a screen to another during table movement, scroll with a finger on the display side, or use the buttons

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Operating Table movements status visualisation
[ 12 ] Tabletop Trendel position signal [ 13 ] Tabletop height position signal
10 ° 650 mm
[ 14 ] Tabletop lateral position signal [ 15 ] Tabletop longitudinal position signal
3° 125 mm
[ 16 ] Tabletop backrest section position [ 17 ] Tabletop legs section position signal

signal
18 ° 5°
[ 18 ] Operating table position signal [ 19 ] Movement activation percent

signal
[ 20 ] Activated movement by the remote

control and its position
xxx mm
Batteries charging status icons description
Battery charging status 100 % Battery charging status 75 %
Battery charging status 50 % Recharge battery
Operating table connected to the mains

COMMAND SYSTEMS
HOW TO USE DISPLAY REMOTE CONTROL
Table and Remote Control Settings Menu
To enter the SETTINGS MENU from the remote control display’s homepage press
Press in order to select the desired menu option
Press in order to enter the submenu and modify the selected setting
Press in order to esc and go back to the previous menu screen
The lateral bar [ X ] on the right side of the display means that the Menu functions continue in the following pages.
In order to scroll the Menu pages use the buttons
Y
X
The settings ENABLED on the Operating Table are identified on the display by a coloured bar [ Y ] on the left side of the set-
tings icons.
GREEN colour means: setting ENABLED;
The visualisation of the icon on the central part of the display indicates that the control lock function is enabled.
This function can be disactivated for the time lapse set on the remote control by pressing
WARNING
In case of an irregular display visualisation, RESET the remote control by placing it on the battery charger
station connected to the mains.

COMMAND SYSTEMS
Description of pedalboard symbols

COLUMN UP/DOWN
Pushing the pedal with the toes activates the upward movement of the operating table
Pushing the pedal with the heel activates the downward movement of the operating table
REVERSE TRENDELENBURG/TRENDELENBURG
Pushing the pedal with the toes activates the longitudinal tilt movement with the head
side of the operating bed going up
Pushing the pedal with the heel activates the longitudinal tilt movement with the head
side of the operating bed going down
SIDEWAYS MOVEMENT
Pushing the pedal with the toes activates the right sideways tilt movement of the operat-
ing bed
Pushing the pedal with the heel activates the left sideways tilt movement of the operating
bed
WARNING
Before and during any electrical or manual movement of the operating bed or its accessories, the operator
must check that such movements will not create a danger or risk to the patient, himself and other opera-
tors.
WARNING
In case of an emergency, press the STOP button on any of the control systems connected to the
column to immediately lock operating table movement.
The command system used at the time of locking remains deactivated for 5 seconds before being reac-
tivated.
WARNING
- The wireless remote control can only be used to control the table connected to it, and therefore the pos-
sibility of commanding other tables accidentally is excluded.
- The wireless remote control must not be used while it is charging.
WARNING
All the electrical movements can be activated by the operator only by pressing and holding the relative
movement button.
WARNING
During the surgical operation is possible to carry out short movement of the table form original position,
without to move the tabletop to the "LEVEL" position, by pressing simultaneusly the STOP button and
the Wheel button, on the remote control, or Integrated panel

POWER SUPPLY
The VITA operating table is equipped with an internal power supply/battery charger, which has the dual function of powering
the operating table in the event that the batteries are flat and recharging them when they go to below the minimum charge
level.
Daily charging the batteries (at the end of each day) will guarantee a longer life for both the batteries and the operating table.
The Human Interface has the following warning lights relating to the built-in power supply/battery charger:
[28] Green fixed Signalling that table is connected to the

mains
[29] Green fixed Batteries fully charged

Orange fixed Batteries almost full
Orange flashing Batteries nearly flat, “CONNECT THE POWER
CABLE TO THE MAINS”
Red fixed Batteries flat, “CONNECT THE POWER CABLE
TO THE MAINS”

[30] Battery charge status (only when mains connected)
Yellow flashing “1st recharge phase”
Yellow fixed “2nd recharge phase”
Off “3rd buffer phase”
Connection/Disconnection to/from the mains
Lift the front cover, insert the cable connector by pressing it all the way in till
the locking device activates. Connect the plug of the other end of the cable
to the mains socket.
In order to disconnect the cable, disconnect first the plug from the mains
socket, then lift the cover, pres the unlock button and take off the connector
from the table socket.
WARNING
If the operating table automatically turns off because the minimum voltage value has been reached, the
table must immediately be connected to the mains in order to reactivate its functioning.
WARNING
The network power voltage must be compatible with the one stated in the technical data. Do not connect
the operating table to the mains if the mains voltage does not correspond to the voltage indicated in the
technical data.
WARNING
The operating table is normally battery-powered, but if necessary, it can be powered through the mains

OPERATING TABLE MOVEMENT
Installing and setting up the operating table
Checks and functional tests to perform on the operating table, additional modules, head sections, legs sections, and acces-
sories for the patient positioning during the first installation :
1. Remove the packaging and the protection covers from the operating table and from the other products.
2. Check from transport damages.
3. Connect the operating table power supply cable to the Mains checking that the table is correctly powered, and
the batteries are recharged.
4. If present, connect the IR control charger to the Mains and check its function.
5. Switch ON the operating table and check the correct operations of all column and tabletop movements.
6. Check the function of all movements limitswitches.
7. Check the operating table locking system operation.
8. Check the operating table transfer procedure operation.
9. Check the accessories correct attachment / detachment.
10. Check the adjustable devices / and manual handling devides.
After the above checks, the operating table and its accessories can be cleaned, as for cleaning operating theater procedure
where the table is used.
No fixed structure is required to install the VITA operating table. The table rests on a base with wheels with omnidirectional
movement so that the table can easily be moved around the operating theatre.
Stability during operations is assured by the 4 castors pin – that can be vertically moved using the various control devices
(integrated keyboard, cable keyboard, remote control) – that lift the table and the wheels from the floor.
Before positioning the operating table, check that:
- The support surface is flat in a radius of 2 metres around the table
- There are no objects on the support surface.
Having checked the above conditions, the operating table can be positioned as described below.
1) Before moving the table, put it in LEVEL position, press the dedicated
button, press and hold the button until the acoustic signal for for
castors lowered is sounded, as shown in the photo (A)
Lowered
castors (A)
2) Once at the desired position, lock the table, press and hold the
button until the acoustic signal for castors raised is sounded, as shown
in the photo (B), and the warning light switches ON on the Human
Interface, and the icon on the remote control with display status
bar.
Raised
cartors (B)

5° Directional Wheel
Cod 5750-000 (Optional)
Using the 5th wheel facilitates moving the operating table in a straight line or turning it in tight spaces.
B
To lower or raise the 5th wheel, follow the procedure below:
Press the button [A] to lower the 5th wheel
Press the button [B] to raise the 5th wheel
A
5th Motorized Wheel

Cod 5751-000 (Optional)
10 °
The installation of the 5 ° motorized wheel, help the operator during the
650 mm transfer operations of the operating table, with and without patient.
A label applied on the head side of the table base, identifeies the il
3°
operating table complete with the motorized wheel. The presence of
125 mm the motorized wheel is indicated by the icon on the display bar
status of the remote control.
18 °
0°
Motorized 5th Wheel activation buttons description

To move the operating table using the motorized 5th wheel, the following buttons must be used as indicated below :
Direction foot side of the opera- Direction head side of the opera-
ting table ting table
To move the operating table assisted by To move the operating table assisted
the motorized 5th wheel in the feet direc- by the motorized 5th wheel in the head
tion, with cabled remote press longitudi- direction, with cabled remote press longi-
nal slide feet side direction tudinal slide head side direction
WARNING
Check that the table is placed on wheels before activating the motorized wheel.
The Wired Remote Control commands to activate the motorised wheel are disabled when the table is on
stabilizers.
Is not possible to move the table by using Human Interface or IR Remote Control buttons.
WARNING
When using the table on low adherence surfaces (tiles or granite floors), and also when moving heavy
patients, the operator has to slightly push the table in order to move it.

WARNING
In case of obese patient movements, or external conditions, for example particular floor surface or mate-
rial, which require extra push strenght, the operating table movement must be performed by 2 operators.
WARNING
The operating table transfer on wheels must be performed only in “COMPLETE LEVEL [A]” position or
“PARTIAL LIVEL [B]" position.
It is allowed to lift the stabilizer and transfer the operationg table when not in LEVEL" position, and when
connected to the Mains.
Before any operating table transfer with the patient on the tabletop, check that the patient is in central
position and barycentric to the column.
WARNING
Do not place any object or other materials on the operating table base, always check that the base is free
of objects which could collide with the table during its parts movements.
WARNING
The operating table may only be used when it is locked and raised on the stabilizers. With the stabilizer
lifted Up is possible to activate only trendel / reverse trendel, back section and leg section movements.
WARNING
Once the operating table has been transferred, always lock it by pressing the “stabilizer lowering” button.
WARNING
Before any transfer of the Operating table check that the electrical feeding cable is disconnected both
from the Mains and from the operating table.
WARNING
While transferring, the operating table can pass a maximum threshold of 6mm with a patient up to 250kg
of weight on.
WARNING
Do NOT use FLEX or REFLEX movement to position patiens over 135 kg of weight, use
instead BACK UP button BACK DOWN TRENDEL or REVERSE TRENDEL to
position patiens with a weight over 135kg.
Functional test
Read carefully the instructions and perform a functional test of the operating table
Proceed as follows:
- Turn on the operating table by pressing the “ON” key on the Human Interface
- place the table on the stabilizers
- Execute all the possible electrical movements to both limit switches ends
- Move the column to the “LEVEL” position holding the key “0” pressed.
- Check all the manual movements/adjustments of the components installed on the operating bed

Electrical and manual movements of the operating table

The VITA operating table has the following electrical movements:
- Longitudinal shifting of the operating bed
- Backrest raising/lowering
- Simultaneous leg raising/lowering
- Flex / reflex
- Positioning in LEVEL position with simultaneous movement of all the sections out of position.
The VITA operating table has the following manual movements:

- Head section tilt adjustment
- Adjustment of splaying of the leg sections and splitting of the distal part (where applicable)
Operating Table Transfer

It is possible to set up a two different movement sequence to transfer the table with the patient on it in an horizontal posi-
tion [A] “COMPLETE LEVEL” or in a seated position [B] “PARTIAL LEVEL.
With the [A] sequence, when the operator press “ZERO” button the following movements are activated:
• Lateral movement
• Trendel / Antitrendel movement
• Leg section
• Back section
• Longitudinal tabletop slide
• Column down or up
An acoustic signal informs the operator that the “COMPLETE LEVEL” position has been reached, and that is possible to lift the
stabilizers and move the table out of the operating theatre
With the [B] sequence, when the operator press “ZERO” button the following movements are activated:
• Lateral movement
• Trendel / Antitrendel movement
• Leg section
• Longitudinal tabletop slide
• Column down or up
An intermittent acoustic signal informs the operator that the position of “PARTIAL LEVEL” has been reached and that is pos-
sible to lift the stabilizers.
If the operator keep pressed the “ZERO” button for 5 seconds, or release it and then press it again, the table completes the
movements in order to reach the “COMPLETE LEVEL” position.
An acoustic signal informs the operator that the “COMPLETE LEVEL” position has been reached, and that is possible to lift the
stabilizers and move the table out of the operating theatre

Operating Table collision control
The VITA operating table is equipped with a tabletop position control system that blocks the movement activated by the
operator in order to avoid the collision of the operating tabletop with the column upper part.
The movement blocked for reaching the collision restriction is indicated by 2 bbeps per second.
When the table is connected to an IR Remote Control with dis-

play or to a Wired Remote Control with display the movement
10 ° inhibited because of reaching the collision limit is indicated
to the operator by an acoustic signal.
650 mm
3°
125 mm
18 °
35 °
WARNING
Before and during any electrical or manual movement of the operating bed or its accessories, the operator
must check that such movements will not create a danger or risk to the patient, himself and other opera-
tors.
WARNING
Improper use of the operating table or incorrect positioning may cause pressure or crushing on the
patient’s tissues as well as strain on the nervous system; the longer a surgery lasts the worse this will
become.
AVVERTENZA
Do NOT place objects or any material on the operating table base, ALWAYS check that the column base is
free from objects that could collide with the table during its parts movements.

OPERATING TABLE SETTINGS
Menu [ 1]: Table and Remote Control settings management
To enter the SETTINGS MENU press the button
Press the buttons to select the desired menu item
Prss the button to enter the submenu or modify the selected setting
Press the button to esc and go back to the main menu
MENU [ A ]
By selecting the submenu [ A ] the INSTANT
MEMORY and MEMORISED POSITIONS can be
A
managed.
MENU [ B ]
By selecting the submenu [ B ] the OPERATING
TABLE SETTINGS can be managed.
MENU [ C ]
By selecting the submenu [ C ] the REMOTE CON-
TROL settings can be managed
(See the remote control manual)
MENU [ D ]
By selecting the submenu [ D ] the remote control
additional info can be managed
(See the remote control manual)

Menu [ A ] Positioning memory setting
The VITA operating table allows to manage two different kind of memorisation of the patient positioning:
ISTANT MEMORY, when this function is enabled, it allows the operator to memorise the table position in that momentq, to
perform some movement to bring the patient to another position and then go back to the memorised one.
POSITIONS MEMORISATION, when this function is enabled, the operator can memoris up to 32 different pposition on the
table remote control.
Through the remote control with display it’s possible to enter the operationg table settings menu and enable the desired
function.
How to reach the different MENUES and submenues of the remote control with display
In order to enter the SETTING MENU by the main screen press the button
Press the buttons in order to select the desired menu item
Press the button to enter the submenu or modify the selected setting
Press the button to esc and go back to the previous menu
MENU [ A ]
Select the submenu [ A ] and press the button to enter
the submenu to manage[ A1 ] with the memorised (by the
A operator or OPT) positions list.
MENU [ A1 ] INSTANT MEMORY

Select the submenu [ A1 ] and press to enable the
A1 INSTANT MEMORY management. This function is signaled by
the icon on the remote control display status bar.
1-8
9-16
MENU [ A2 ] POSITIONS MEMORISATION MANAGEMENT

Select the submenu [ A2 ] and press to enable the POSI-
TIONS MEMORISATION MANAGEMENT function. This function
is signaled by the icon on the remote control display
status bar. By pressing the operator can enter the posi-
A2 tions memorisation management menu.
This function can be activated ONLY when the table is in its
level or Zero position.
1-8
9-16

MENU [ A3 ]HOW TO RETRIEVE A POSITION MEMORISED BY

THE USER
By selecting the icon 1 -8 and confirming with the
operator has access to the menu where to manage the posi-
tions memorised by the user from position 1 to 8.
1-8 By selecting the icon 9 -16 and confirming with the

A3 operator has access to the menu where to manage the posi-
9-16 tions memorised by the user from position 9 to 16.

operator has access to the menu where to manage the posi-
17-24
25-32 operator has access to the menu where to manage the posi-

Instant Memory
REMOTE CONTROL WITH DISPLAY

When this function is enabled, the operating table position can be memorised by pressing and keeping preesed for 5 seconds
the button . A short and intermittent acoustic signal will confirm the operating table position memorisation and on the
remote control display status bar the icon will appear.
After performing the desired movements, by pressing , the operating tabletop repeat the movement sequence
backwards till reaching the position previously memorised.
When performing a new movement the memorised position is deleted and the symbol disappears from the remote
control status bar.
To esc the instant memory mode press
WARNING
The memorised position gets automatically cancelled under the following conditions:
• Memorising a new position
• Switching off the operating table
• By pressing 0 button
Memorised positions management

By using the remote control with display, entering the operating table settings menu, and selecting the icon related to the
memorised positions management the operator can enter the different submenu in order to manage this function..
NOTE
The memorised positions management is activated only by the remote control with display.

Menu [ A2 ] Memorised positions management
The VITA operating table allows to memorise, recall and cancel up to 32 memorised operating positions depending on the
comfort or necessity of the user. Through the display can be visualised all the available menu and submenui In order to enter
the programming menues select the menu [1 A] and follow the instructions written in this manual to browse different menues
and submenues of this remote control.
NOTE
Before activating the positions memorisation procedure, or recall a memorised position, the
table MUST ALWAYS BE BROUGHT BACK TO ITS LEVEL POSITION
USER POSITION MEMORISATION

Select the icon and confirm by pressing .
Now perform the movements in order to reach the postion
to be memorised.
USER POSITION MEMORISATION

A5 Starting from the level position, by pressing movements but-
tons on the remote control, in the Menu appears, in addition
10 °
to the movements status, also the icon that indicates
650 mm the beginning of the movements recording during the posi-
3°
tion memorisation phase.
Once reached the desired position keep pressed for some
125 mm second the button to confirm the movements’end.
Automatically it’s showed the next screen, which is about
18 °
memory’s choice.
125 mm 35 °
POSITION MEMORISATION SELECTION

Scroll the memories list till reaching the choosen one by
pressing
-1 Free memories are indicated by the writing
Memory #1 while the memories already recorded are indi-
-2
cated by the name memorised by the user . By choosing a free
memory and pressing the button the position will be
saved automatically and the writing “Memory # nr°#” wil be
-2 -3
changed with the name memorised by the user.
The operator’ll be automatically redirected to the [A1] screen.

Menu [A3] Users Memorised Positions Recall
How to browse Remote Control with display different MENU and sub-menu
In order to enter the SETTING MENU from the first screen, press
Press the buttons in order to select the desired sub-menu
Press the button in order to enter the sub-menu or modify the selected setting
Press the button in order to esc and go back to the previous menu
USER MEMORISED POSITION RECALL

Select the icon and confirm by pressing in order
to switch to the next screen where select the number of the
new position to recall.
1-8
9-16
USER MEMORISED POSITION SELECTION

Scroll the memory list till reaching the needed one by pressing
-1
Confirm the choosen memory pressing and the icon
will appear.
-2
-2 -3
USER MEMORISED POSITION RECALL

10 °
Starting from the level position, press and keep pressed the
remote control button
650 mm The reaching of the memorised position is signaled by an
3°
acoustic warning.
125 mm
18 °
125 mm 35 ° 35 °

Menu [ B ] Operating Table Settings Management

Through the display remote control is possible to have access to the operating table setting menu and enable/disable various
functions.
How to browse Remote Control with display different MENU and sub-menu
In order to enter the SETTING MENU from the first screen, press
Press the buttons in order to select the desired sub-menu
Press the button in order to enter the sub-menu or modify the selected setting
Press the button in order to esc and go back to the previous menu
MENU [ B ]
Selecting [ B ] submenu,the operator can enter the OPERATING
TABLE SETTINGS MENU
MENU [ C1] TABLETOP ORIENTATION INVERSION

With the table in 0 Level Position, press the buttons in
B1 order to select the icon .
The tabletop orientation inversion is activated by the button
and is signaled by the icon on the remote control
display status bar
MENU [ B2] SAFETY PROTOCOL SETTINGS

With the table in 0 Level Position, by using the buttons
select the requested function, and by keeping pressed
the button confirm it and enter the next screen
B2

MENU [ B 3] LEVEL “ZERO” SEQUENCE

Select the desired function by pressing and confirm
it by pressing in order to open the next screen.
B3
MENU [ B 4] SETTAGGIO MOVIMENTAZIONI MODULI AGGI-

UNTIVI ***
Utilizzando i pulsanti per selezionare la funzione
richiesta e confermarla prememdo il pulsante per
accedere alla schermata successiva
B4

Menu [B 1] Operating Tabletop Orientation setting

The VITA operating table allows the operator to modify the operating tabletop orientation, depending on the configurations
needed by the different surgical specialties.
Tabletop orientation modification through Human Interface

By keeping pressed for few seconds the button on the Human interface, the tabletop orientation gets inverted authomati-
cally adapting also all the concerned movements
The inverted orientation is signaled by the switched on led on the human interface.
Tabletop orientation modification through remote control with display

MENU [ B ] OPERATING TABLE SETTINGS

By selecting the submenu[ B ] and by pressing the button
, the operator can enter the sbmenu that allows to manage
all the various functions.
OPERATING TABLETOP ORIENTATION INVERSION

Use the buttons in order to select the icon
B1 By pressing the button the tabletop orientation inver-
sion is activated and it’s signaled by the icon on the
disply remote control status bar
MENU [ C2] TABLETOP ORIENTATION INVERSION

When on the status bar there is the icon , by selecting
the icon and pressing the button the default con-
figuration gets restoredi and the icon disappears from
the remote control status bar.

Overweight patients movements constraints settings

The Vita operating table allows the operator to set different safety protocols in order to move patients with a weight higher
than 250 kg up to 360 kg and for the ones with an higher weight, or according to the surgical intervention specific needs,
by using the remote control or the Human Interface.
P1; P2; programs are set directly by the manufacturer, and allows the operator to use the VITA operating
table safely, by activating operating table movements constraints, according to the patient characteristics
set.
Protocol "P1" [maximum charge (patient + accessories) up to 270 kg], no
limit set
Protocol "P2" [maximum charge (patient+accessories) from 251kg to 360kg]
No longitudinal slide, Trendel/antitrendel +/- 16°; lateral +/- 5°
Protocol "P3" [maximum charge (patient+accessories) from 361kg to 454kg]
Only column up/down enabled
(can be activated only by the display remote control)
Protocols setting through the Human Interface
By pressing the button Remote Control Coding together with the "STOP" button on the control panel, the safety
protocol P2 gets activated
This protocol activation is signaled by the "TRANSMISSION" led flashing (1 flash per sec), when no controls
are activated.
In order to disable the protocol set, press again "Remote Control Coding" together with the "STOP" on the
control panel.
Protocols settings through remote control with or without display

In order to set a protocol press the button to browse the different maximum charges available and confirm the
selection by pressing
It’s possible to modify the protocols even from the table settings menu through the display


SAFETY PROTOCOLS SETTING MENU

B2

This screen visualise the default option [P1], also showed on
the remote control display status bar by the icon .
< 250 kg

Use the button to modify the selection and select
the required icon, by pressing the selected function
is enabled. This function is signaled by the icon on the
< 360 kg remote contrlo display status bar .

Use the button to modify the selection and select
the required icon, by pressing the selected function
< 450 kg is enabled. This function is signaled by the icon on the
remote contrlo display status bar .

“ZERO” Position sequence set up through Human Interface

The VITA Operating Table allows the operator to selct two different movements sequence to position the patient and the
operating table in order to transfer the table outside the operating theatre, according to the specifications required by the
post operating procedure.
The default setting is [A] sequence, in order to set [B] sequenc perform the following procedure:
Setting through the Human Interface:
Press within 5 seconds from the table switching on, the STOP button on the Human Interface together with the “WHEEL
UP” button , in order to switch form [A] to [B] and viceversa. The switch from a sequence to the other is accompained by
a short acoustic signal (1 beep).
When switching on the table, the sequence set is signaled by a different led blinking on the Human Interface
• [A] sequence n° 1 flashing

• [B] sequence n° 2 flashing
MENU [B 3] How to set the “ZERO” position sequence by using a

Remote Control with display

MENU [ B 1] LEVEL “ZERO” SEQUENCE

B1

MENU [ B 2] LEVEL “ZERO” SETTING

This screen shows the default option [A] , also visualised on
B2 the remote control status bar by the icon .
MENU [ B 3] LEVEL “ZERO” SETTING

Use the buttons in order to modify the selection.
By pressibng the option is enabled, it is also showed
on the remote control status bar. The symbol indicates
that the selection has been made.
B3
WARNING
With [B] sequence activated, when the operator activates the “ZERO” button always has to verify that
the leg sections are not going to collide with the floor or the column base.
Should be necessary, the operator must activate legs up movement before activating other move-
ments again by pressing the “ZERO” button
WARNING
In case of emergency, is possible to lower the wheels, to remove immediately the table from the Operating
theater also if the table is not on the "LEVEL" position, by pressing simultaneusly and keeping pressed till
the acoustic signal, the STOP button and the Wheel button
Before lowering the wheels with the emercency option to remove the table from the operating theater,
remove the patient from the table top or make sure the patient is in a stable and not laterally unbalanced
position on the table top. If necessary reposition the patient on the table top being careful to make sure
of the stability for the saftey of the patient. Always use the maximum attention when the patient on the
table top is not in the level postion.

Menu [ B4 ] Additional Modules Movements Settings

The VITA OPERATING SYSTEM allows the operator to set automatically movement limits for the following additional modules:
9907-083; 9930-050; 9930-051; 9930-061 when additional modules are placed on the operating table leg section.
By selecting and confirming with the operator

has access to the submenu that allows to select the identify-
ing code of the additional module placed on the leg section,
automatically setting movement restrictions and the operat-
ing table zero level position.
B4
ADDITIONAL MODULES MOVEMENTS SETTINGS MENU

By using the operator can modify the additional
9907-083 module code selection and confirm by pressing ,
Once done, the chosen additional module movements limits
are enabled.
9930-050
9930-051
9930-061
9907-083
9930-050
9930-051
9930-061
9907-083
9930-050
9930-051
9930-061

ADDITIONAL MODULES MOVEMENTS SETTINGS MENU

By using the operator can modify the additional
module code selection and confirm by pressing ,
9907-083 Once done, the chosen additional module movements limits
are enabled.
9930-050
9930-051
9930-061

DISPLAY REMOTE CONTROL SETTINGS
Menu [ C ] Remote Control Settings Management
With this option it’s possible to enter the Remote Control Settings MENU.
How to browse the Display Remote Control Menues and Submenues

MENU [ C ]
By selecting the submenu [ C ] the operator can access to the
REMOTE CONTROL SETTINGS
MENU [ C1 ] REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY CONFIGURATION

SETTINGS
C1 By selecting the icon and confirming by pressing the

operator enter the submenu that allows the managing of the
operating tabletop removal/placing mode.
MENU [ C2 ] REMOTE CONTROL DATAS INFO
By selecting the icon and confirming by pressing the

operator enter the submenu that shows the display remote
control technical datas.
C2
MENU [ C3 ] REMOTE CONTROL MANUFACTUER SETTINGS

REST RECOVER
By selecting the icon and confirming by pressing the
operator enter the submenu that allows the remote control
settings reset
C3
RESET
Menu [ C1] Remote Control Display Configuration Settings
REMOTE CONTROL DISPLAY CONFIGURATION
By selecting the operator and confirming can

access to the submenu that allows the remote control con-
figuration settings.
REMOTE CONTROL HOME SCREEN CONFIGURATION
By selecting and confirming can access to

the submenu that allows remote control disply visualisation
modes management
TIMER AND COUNTDOWN FUNCTIONS
By selecting the icon and confirming with the user

can access to the TIMER and COUNTDOWN functions settings
management submenu.
INTERNATIONAL SETTING CONFIGURATION

can access to the INTERNATIONAL SETTINGS function con-
figuration submenu.

In order to modify the display remote control Home Screen visualisation, please follow the instruction here below.

REMOTE CONTROL REMOTE SCREEN CONFIGURATION
By selecting the operator and confirming with the

operator can access to the submenu that allows to write/
modify the text visualised on the display when switching on
the Remote Control.
WELCOME
OPERATING THEATRE In order to delete, use the Remote Control “Arrow Up” button
(for menues surfing). The “<” symbol on the keyboard is used
to go on the second line.

In order to modify the display remote control Home Screen visualisation, please follow the instruction here below.

By selecting and confirming the operator can

access the submenu that allows to manage the visualisation
settings of the operating table on the display remote control
home screen.
The highlighted icon is the one set.

To set a different home screen visualisation, scroll the menu
and select the desired format and press to confirm.
1. HOME SCREEN MODE “1”
0°
800 mm
1.
0°
0 mm
0°
2.
0°
3.
1.
0° 0 mm
800 mm 0°
0° 0° 2.
3.
1.
2.
3.

REMOTE CONTROL CONFIGURATION

access to the submenu that allows to manage light, volume
and remote control button lock time settings.

access to the submenu that allows to manage light, volume
settings of the remote control

access to the submenu that allows to manage remote control
button lock time settings.
By selecting the icon and confirming with the

operator can enter the submenu to manage the time of display
activation and the remote control battery charge consume.

In order to modify remote control light settings pell follow the instruction here below.


access to the submenu that allows to manage the remote
control display light settings.
The icon indicates that the display light setting is acti-

vated on the remote control.
In order to set a different light mode, scroll the menu and

select the desired mode. Press to confirm the choice
made..
OK

In order to modify remote control volume settings pell follow the instruction here below.

REMOTE CONTROL VOLUME LEVEL CONFIGURATION

control volume settings.
MAIN BAR ICONS The icon indicates that the volume setting is activated
on the remote control.
In order to set a different volume level scroll the menu and

select the desired mode. Press to confirm the choice
made.
MAIN BAR ICONS
MAIN BAR ICONS

In order to modify the button locking time after the last control used, please follow the instruction here below.

REMOTE CONTROL BUTTONS LOCKING TIME CONFIGURATION

control buttons locking time settings.
The underlined icon indicates the buttons locking time set

on the remote control.
OFF
In order to set a different remote control locking time, scroll
30 SEC the menu and select the desired mode. Press to confirm
the choice made.
1 MIN
5 MIN

In order to modify the time lapse for diactivating controls after the last performed command, perfom the following procedure.
Navigate inside the different MENUS and submenus of the Display Remote Control
To enter the SETTING MENU from the home screen press
Press to select the desired function
Press to enter a submenu or modify the selected setting
Press to esc and go back to the previous menu
ENERGY SAVINGS FUNCTIONG ENABLING

By selecting and confirming it by pressing the
user enter the submenu that allows to enable/disable the
energy saving function in order to reduce the remote control
battery consumption.
By selecting the button OK and confirming with the

ENERGY SAVING function is enabled.
OK
By selecting the button and confirming with the

ENERGY SAVING function is enabled.
OK

In order to modify the HOME screen visualisation settings, perform the following procedure.
TIMER AND STOPWATCH FUNCTIONS
By selecting the icon and confirming with the

user enter TIMER and STOPWATCH functions management
submenu

enter STOPWATCH function submenu.
By using the numeric keypad it’s possible to set the desired
value visualising hours, minutes, seconds.
After setting the value, by pressing the countdown is
activated.
An acoustic signal alert the operator at the end of the count-
down.
The count is reset by pressing the back button or any other
STOPWATCH movement button of the table, or by going out of the STOP-
WATCH function.
00:00:00
STOPWATCH
WARNING
By switching the remote control off or placing it on the recharging station all the STOPWATCH and TIMER
values set are deleted.

By selecting the icon and confirming withe the

user enter the TIMER menu.
00:00:00 By pressing the button the timer is activated and the
time count begin.
By pressing again an intermediate time is visualised.
By pressing again the display goes back to the passed
time visualisation.
The times are reset by pressing the back button or any other
TIMER movement button of the table, or by going out of the TIMER
function.
00:00:00
TIMER
WARNING
By switching the remote control off or placing it on the recharging station all the STOPWATCH and TIMER
values set are deleted.

INTERANTIONAL SETTINGS CONFIGURATION

enter the iremote control nternational settings configuration
submenu.
MEASUREMENT UNITS CONFIGURATION

By selecting mm / inche and pressing the user can
switch alternately from the quote visualisation in “MM” to
mm / inch
“INCH”
mm
mm / inch
inch

In order to modify the HOME screen visualisation settings follow the instructions here below.
INFORMATION

has access to the operating table status info submenu.

OPERATING TABLE CONFIGURATION
CUSHIONS FOR OPERATING TABLE CONFIGURATION
The Operating Table and the different section which is composed by, can be configured with foam cushions or viscoelastic
cushions, depending on the different patient positioning needs during surgical interventions.
The cushions are mechanically hooked to the tabletop but can be easily taken off by the operator for their cleaning or re-
placement.
On the operating table can be installed the following cushions type/model :
• “P” Cushions made with viscoelastic material, latex free, with an electrically conductive coating and equipped with a
velcro hooking system.
• “S” Cushions made with a foam, latex free, with an electrically conductive coating and equipped with a mechanic hook-
ing system.
• “V” Cushions made with viscoelastic material, latex free, with an electrically conductive coating and equipped with a
mechanic hooking system.
Additional modules for the operating table configuration

The operating table can be used and configured by using a broad range of additional modules for patient placement depend-
ing on the various types of surgery.
Follow the instructions below in the manual carefully for correct installation and use.
Positioning of additional modules on operating table

The hooking systems used to attach the various Additional Modules, Head Sections, Leg Sections, Carbon Fiber sections, to
the operating table are named FIX-TORQUE and make their application/removal to/from the operating table easy and safe
Attachment sequence for Additional Modules/ Head Sections
Incline and lower the section Lower the section till the Once placed into the locking Control to see the locking sa-
and forward it near the locking hook is into the locking sy- system lower the rear part of fety pins of the section is in
system. stem. the section. the correct position and rele-
ase the section.
Detachment sequence for Additional Modules/ Head Sections
Press the unlocking levers to- Rotate the section upwards till Unhook the section by rotatng Remove the section
wards outside on both the ho- the hook is outside the locking it upwards.
oks. system

Attachment sequence for leg sections
Pull the safety pin lever indica- Rotate the leg section Release the safety pin lever Control to see the locking safety
ted on the leg section and lo- upwards as shown in the and lower the foot end of the pin of the leg section is in the cor-
wer the foot end of the section photo until the hook is in the leg section into place rect position and release the leg
and near the locking system. locking system section
Detachment sequence for leg sections
Using one finger release the sa- Maintaining the lever pul- Using light pressure push the Remove the leg section
fety locking pin using the small led, rotate the leg section leg section forward and lower
lever of the leg section upwards until the locking pin the foot end of the leg section
is out of the locking pin hole. releasing the hook of the lo-
cking system.
Lock / Unlock safety pin spring loaded for table top modules configuration
A B A B
C C
Leg Section – Safety Leg Section – Safety Head / Back Section - Safety Head / Back Section - Safety
Locking Pin Locked Locking Pin Unlocked Locking Pin Locked Position. Locking Pin Unlocked Position
Position. [A] Position. [B] [A] [B]
The spring loaded Lock / Unlock safety pin, is applied to both sides of the head and back sections, each single leg section, and other modules
which can be added..
The user by pressing the safety pin lever (C as shown) can release the safety locking pin making possible to remove the accessory or
section, or assist to help when adding any module or section. Releasing the lever will lock the safety locking pin into place when in the correct
position as the safety locking pin is spring loaded.

Safety pin locking/release with selector on additional modules for
operating table configuration
A B B
D
C D D
Safety pin locked [A] and Safety pin released [B] Safety pin released [B] and
selector [D] in and selector [D] in LOCK selector [D] in UNLOCK
LOCK position position position
Lock / unlock pin with safety lock spring
A A A
C
X X C X
Safety pin [A] Safety pin [A] Safety pin [A]
inserted and lock spring [X] inserted and lock spring off and lock spring [X]
inserted [X] off inserted
Safety pin locking/release with selector, fitted on one of the attachments of the additional modules or other devices where, because of the dimen-
sions, the operator is unable to simultaneously release both safety pins.
First release the pin controlled by the mechanical selector by pressing the release lever [C] with a finger, then turn the selector [D] from the
LOCK to the UNLOCK position, release the lever [C] and then remove the accessory.
In case of installation of an accessory equipped with pin locking/release with selector, check that it is in the UNLOCK position, and once the ac-
cessory has been attached, press the lever [C] and turn the selector from UNLOCK to LOCK position.
In case of accessory equipped with a locking device complete locking pin with spring-loaded knob, the operator must pull the knob [X], press the
lever [C], then release the button [X] that keeps the safety pin [a] to the unlocked position. Once the accessory installation is complete, the operator
must pull the knob [X] releasing the locking pin [A] that will return to the locked position.
Operational test
After positioning the additional module, carry out the operational test on the operating table by simulating patient place-
ment, and the movements required during the operating session, as well as all possible movements.
WARNING
When fitting or removing additional modules or leg sections, it is advisable to use both hands
WARNING
Before installing an accessory, check proper functioning of the safety pin locking/release system.
In the event of malfunctioning, do not use the accessory and contact Technical Service to have it repaired.

Operating table configuration layout
Cod 9933-060
Cod 9923-052
Cod 9930-061
Cod 9907-083
Cod 9930-051
Cod 9907-057
Cod 9930-060
Cod 9907-063
Cod 9907-084
Cod 9930-053
Cod 9933-057
Cod 9930-060
Cod 9930-057
Cod 9930-051
Cod 9905-056 Cod 9930-053
Cod 9905-055
Cod 9905-070 Tavolo VITA

Cod 9933-053 Cod 5760-010
Cod 9905-054 Cod 9933-055

Examples of operating table configuration
1)Configuration with one additional module on the head side
2) Configuration without additional module on the head side
3) Configuration with additional mode on the legs side
4) Configuration with lower limbs traction device
5) Configuration with carbon fiber section

6) Configuration with Spinal Surgery Device
Operating Tabletop “REVERSE” configuration examples
1R) “REVERSE” configuration with additional module on the head side
2R) “REVERSE” configuration wit two additional modules on the head side
3R) “REVERSE” configuration without additional modules on the head side

Operating tabletop orientation
In the case of particular configurations and with specific devices, the operator is allowed to independently change the orien-
tation of the operating table by pressing the dedicated button on the Human Interface. When the operator has defined
the orientation, the warning light on the Human Interface comes on.
WARNING
On the Head Side can be added can be installed a maximum of 1 additional module, to which then can
be added the head section.
For other operating table configurations not mentioned here, contact the manufacturer
WARNING
After completing configuration of the operating table, check its correct orientation and, if necessary,
modify it using the REV button on the Human Interface.
The operating table orientation may be modified only when it is in ZERO position.
WARNING
When the VITA operating table has been studied and realized to lift a maximum weight of 454kg (1000lb),
if subjected to regular maintenance, it allows to perform surgical interventions on patients with a
maximum weight of 360kg, provided that the weight is evenly distributed over the table with the patient's
barycentre centred on the column.
If additional modules or devices with lower capacities are used in the operating table configuration, the
permitted patient weight refers to the device with the lower capacity.
WARNING
To fit or remove ADDITIONAL MODULES, HEAD SECTIONS and LEG SECTIONS, pay the ulmost attention
and it is advisable to use both hands. In particular, if it is necessary to unscrew a locking device in order
to place or remove a component, it is necessary to know the method for locking the device once more, in
order to avoid uncontrolled movements.
Before proceeding, the operator must always evaluate the necessary force required to carry out the opera-
tion required depending on his or her own personal capacity.
If no such evaluations are made, there is a danger that any uncontrolled parts can:
• cause injury to the patient, user or operators;
• fall to the ground with danger to both upper and lower limbs
• be damaged to the extent that it can no longer be used or be dangerous to use.

ADDITIONAL MODULES
Extension tabletop length 300 mm Extension tabletop length 250 mm

Cod 9933-053 Cod 9933-055
(suitable for “V” and “S”cushions) (suitable for “V” and “S”cushions)
Tabletop
Tabletop
Tabletop attachment Tabletop
attachments
attachment site attachments
site
300 mm Pelvic Section Trapezoidal section

Cod 9933-057 Cod 9907-063
Patient maximum
Patient maximum
weight250 kg
weight 135 kg
Section hooks
Section hooks
Cap support
lock handle
Leg sections
attachment site
Shoulder Surgery Section

Cod 9907-083
(also suitable for “V”cushions)
Patient maximum
weight 135 kg
WARNING
When on the operating table is

hooked the shoulder surgery device-
Section hooks Cod 9907-083, the operator must
select on the display remote control
(page 45) the related code in order
tu set automatically the “ZERO” level
with this accessry on and the allowed
lateral cushion movement field.
Regulation knobs removal knobs
and cap support
lock

HEAD SECTIONS
Head section with dual micrometric

Head section (standard) regulation
Cod 9905-054 Cod 9905-055
Micrometric
adjustment
knob
Tilt adjustment single Attachment

Tilt adjustment Tabletop lever lock
knob attachment
lock
Head section with single hand command ORL Reduced Head Section
and micrometric regulation Cod 9905-056
Cod 9905-070 (suitable for “V” and “S”cushions)
(suitable for “V” and “S”cushions)
Micrometric
adjustment
knob
Attachment
Tilt adjustment single lock Inclination regulation
lever lever
Attachment
lock

LEG SECTIONS
Leg section in 2 separate parts with lateral tran-

slation Cod 9930-060
Tabletop
attachments
Leg section
compass opening
handle
4 separate and split parts leg section, with compass

opening Cod 9930-051
Tabletop
attachments
Leg section Distal section lowering

compass opening handles
handle
WARNING
During the electrohydraulic movement of the table, the operator must be careful that the leg section or
the other additional modules do not collide with the floor or the operating trable basement.
WARNING
During the elecrtical leg down movement, when the leg section in 4 parts with code 9930-051P is directly
hooked on the tabletop the operator must not exceed the 80 °.

LEG SECTIONS
Leg section in 2 separate parts with compass ope-

ning and manual lowering mode Cod 9930-061
Section hooks to
tabletop
Compass opening handle Manual lowering handle
Single part leg section

Cod 9930-053
Section hooks to
tabletop
Ultralight leg section

Cod 9930-057
Patient maximum
weight 135 kg
Section hooks to
tabletop
Carbonfiber section
Cod 9933-060
Patient maximum weight
100 kg
Section hooks
WARNING
The Carbonfiber section Cod 9933-060 can ONLY be applied on the operating tabletop legs side.

SPINAL SURGERY ACCESSORIES
Spinal Surgery Device with regualtion handle
Cod 9907-057
Patient maximum
weight 135 kg
Section hooks
Spinal Surgery Device with manual regualtion

Cod 9907-084
Patient maximum
weight 135 kg
Section hooks
WARNING
The Spinal SUrgery Accessories Cod 9907-057 e Cod 9907-0 can ONLY on the operating tabletop leg side.

OPERATING TABLE PAYLOADS
The maximum payload allowed changes depending on the operating table configuration based on the different additional
modules attached and movements allowed. Here below all the datas related to maximum charges and possible movements
restrictions of the main configurations:
Operating Table with “NORMAL” configuration on the head side with: n° 1 Additional Module Cod 9933-053/55;
Head Section Cod 9905-054/055/056/05 and on the legs side Leg Section Cod 9930-053/060.
• with a maximum payload of 454 kg (1000 lb), the tabletop in ”zero” position, and the patient barycenter placed on the
column, column rising and lowering movements are allowed.
• with a maximum payload of 380 kg (837 lb),the tabletop in ”zero” position, and the patient barycenter placed on the column,
the following movements are allowed: column rising/lowering; ± 30° trendel/antitrendel; ± 15° RIGHT/LEFT lateral.
• with a maximum payload of 270 kg (595 lb), with the patient centrally placed on the tabletop all the complete movements
of the tabletop are allowed.
Operating Table with “REVERSE” configuration on the head side with : n° 1 Leg Section Cod 9930-053/060 and on
the legs side Head Section Cod 9905-054/055/056/05.
• with a maximum payload of 250 kg (551 lb), with the patient centrally placed on the tabletop all the movements of the
tabletop are allowed without restrictions.

OPERATING TABLE PAYLOADS
Operating Table with “REVERSE” configuration on the head side with : n° 1 Leg Section Cod 9930-053/060 and on
the legs side n° 1 Additional Module Cod 9933-053/55 with Head Section Cod 9905-054/055/056.
• with a maximum payload of 170 kg (374 lb), the tabletop in ”zero” position, and the patient barycenter placed on the
column, the following movements are allowed: column up/down; ± 30° trendel / antitrendel; ± 15° RIGHT/LEFT lateral tilt
• with a maximum payload of 155 kg (341 lb), with the patient centrally placed on the tabletop all the movements of the
tabletop are allowed without restrictions.
WARNING
Should be needed to place on the table a patient with a higher weight than the maximum load allowed
or to configure the tabletop differently with respect to the configurations listed on the manual, please
contact the manufacturer.
WARNING
When configuring the operating table by using components with a lower payload then the ones indicated
for the main configurations, the maximum tabletop payload gets reduced basing on the datas indicated
on the components user’s manual.

ACCESSORIES
Accessories for operating bed configuration

The operating bed can be used and configured by using a large series of accessories for patient placement. In the various
types of surgery (see OPT Accessories Catalogue).
Follow the instructions below in the manual carefully for correct installation and use.
Positioning of accessories on operating table

After positioning them on the relative supports, tighten the locking devices (manual levers or click levers depending on case).
Hold accessories with one hand and use the other hand to work the levers. Check that the locking system has been tightened
fully before letting go of the accessory
Regulation and locking onto operating table

The accessories have various possibilities for regulation (e.g.: Height, tilt, distance, torque, rotation etc).
During regulation, check that:

• Their position does not interfere with other operating system parts or with other accessories;
• There are no obstacles in the operating area of the accessory;
• The movement does not cause any danger to persons or objects.
These checks must be carried out bearing in mind the electrical or manual movements that will be required during the operat-
ing phase. Once the accessory has been regulated, complete locking the accessory onto the operating system by tightening
the lever completely.
Operational test
After positioning the accessory, carry out the operational test on the operating table by simulating patient placement, and
the movements required during the operating session, as well as all possible movements.
Removal of accessories from operating table

Hold the part to be removed firmly, loosen the locking devices; once unlocked from the support, the part can be removed.
This is a delicate assembly operation ; this is because the weight of the part and the effort required to carry out this movement
depending on one’s personal capacity must be evaluated.
Before loosening a locking device, it is necessary to know the next locking methods in order to prevent any possible undesired
movements. Hold the part firmly with one hand and use the other hand to loosen the locking devices.
If no such evaluations are made, there is a danger that any uncontrolled parts can :
• Cause damage to the patient, user or operators;
• Fall to the ground and become damaged so that they are unusable or no longer safe.

ADDITIONAL MODULES/ACCESSORIES
General warnings
WARNING
If accessories are placed on electrical moving sections, the time between the moment one decides to
stop movement by releasing the button and the actual stopping of the movement must be taken into
consideration.
If additional modules or accessories are applied to the manually moved sections, it is necessary to bear
in mind that greater effort is required for moving them. Weights and distribution on the operating table
must therefore be evaluated according to personal exertion capacity.
WARNING
When positioning, it is essential to pay maximum attention and both hands should be used. In particular,
if it is necessary to unscrew a locking device in order to place an additional module or accessory, it is nec-
essary to know the method for locking the device once more, in order to avoid uncontrolled movements.
WARNING
To avoid unexpected movements during the positioning, regulation or removal of the part, hold the part
firmly with one hand and use the other to open the locking systems.
WARNING
Improper use of additional modules or OPT accessories, or use on operating tables not supplied by OPT is
not permitted. Incorrect positioning and use may cause damage to the patient
WARNING
The VITA additional modules have been designed to position and/or support the parts of the body of
patients weighing up to 360 kg, except for some special devices, such as: “Carbon fibre extension; device
for spinal column surgery; additional motor-driven modules; backrest for shoulder surgery; and other
devices” whose specific capacities are indicated in the relative manuals. For their use with patients weigh-
ing more than indicated, contact the manufacturer.
Should it be necessary to position the patient unbalanced, or if particular configurations are required, for
example, more extensions than indicated in the manuals, or specific accessories, contact the manufac-
turer.
WARNING
To use the accessories close to high-frequency electrical equipment, cardiac defibrillators and cardiac
monitors/defibrillators, the instructions for use provided by the manufacturers of this equipment must
be followed closely. Incorrect use may cause serious accidents. If a patient comes into contact with metal
parts on the accessory and the operating bed, there is a danger of burns.
WARNING
Never use worn or damaged ADDITIONAL MODULES.
Always check that the ADDITIONAL MODULES have been correctly fixed to the operating table. When
moving the system, avoid collisions between accessories and parts of the operating system or anything
close to it.
WARNING
If accessories made by other manufacturers are used that affect the length of the bed and alter the bar-
ycentre, is it vital to check on use beforehand with OPT.
WARNING
When the Lower Limbs trction are applied to the operating table, the operator before to start the antitren-
del movement verify that they are not part that can colliding with the floor.
TECHNICAL DATA
VITA universal operating table
MODEL VITA
POWER SUPPLY AC 100 - 240 V 50/60Hz
NOMINAL ABSORBED POWER 350 VA
COLUMN BATTERIES 2 12 V/16 Ah dry storage batteries requiring no maintenance
MAINS POWER FUSES / AUXILIARIES FA1 10A; FA2 10A
TABLE POWER SUPPLY FUSES/BATTERY CHARGING F1 4 AT; F2 1AT; F3 15 AT; F4 4 AT
WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL BATTERY 1 3.7 V Lithium storage battery
MOTORS Direct current and brushless motor
Equipment for continuous operation with intermittent charging,
OPERATING CONDITIONS
maximum operation: 3 minutes every 8 minutes rest.
PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL DANGERS Class 1
PROTECTION AGAINST DIRECT AND INDIRECT CONTACTS Type B Equipment
DEGREE OF USE SAFETY IN THE PRESENCE OF INFLAMMABLE
AP category equipment
ANAESTHETIC MIX
PROTECTION DEGREE AGAINST WATER PENETRATION IPX4 Equipment protected against sprays
Temperature from +10°C to + 40°C
CONDITIONS OF USE Relative humidity from 30% to 75%
Atmospheric pressure from 700 to 1060 hPa
IDENTIFICATION LABEL / DATA PLATE

TECHNICAL DATA
Wireless remote control

POWER SUPPLY INTERNAL RECHARGABLE BATTERY
BATTERY TYPE Lithium-ion Rechargeable cell
BATTERY OUTPUT TENSION 3,7 Vdc
BATTERY CAPACITY 1.800 mAh
PROTECTION DEGREE AGAINST WATER PENETRATION IP X4
Wireless remote control storage battery charger
MODEL WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL CHARGER Code 9926-016

POWER SUPPLY AC 100-240V 50/60Hz
NOMINAL ABSORBED POWER 8 VA
OUTPUT VOLTAGE 4,2 V
OPERATING CONDITIONS Continuous operation equipment.
PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRICAL DANGERS Class I
PROTECTION AGAINST DIRECT AND INDIRECT CONTACTS Type B Equipment
PROTECTION DEGREE AGAINST WATER PENETRATION IP 54
Remote Control Battery Charger Labels
Remote Control with display with Remote Control with display without
charging unit label Cod 5791-000 charging unit label Cod 5791-100
(composed by Cod 5791-010 (composed by Cod 5791-001
plus Cod 9926-016) plus Cod 9926-016)

TECHNICAL DATA
Technical Data
H max 1075 mm
H min 575 mm
Translation 350 mm
Tolerances on linear quotas +/- 3 mm and on angular quotas +/- 2 °

TECHNICAL DATA
ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY
The EQUIPMENT is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the
user of the EQUIPMENT should assure that it is used in such an environment.
a) Electromagnetic Emission
Emissions test Compliance Electromagnetic Environment
RF emissions This EQUIPMENT uses RF energy only for its internal function.
Group 1 Therefore, the RF emission is very low and not likely to cause any
CISPR 11 interference in nearby electronic equipment .
RF emissions
Class A
CISPR 11 This EQUIPMENT is suitable for use in all establishments other
Amornic Emission than domestic and those directly connected to the low voltage
Class A
EN 61000-3-2 power supply network which supplies buildings used for dome-
Voltage fluctuation emissions/flicker stic purposes
EN 61000-3-3 Compliant
b) Electromagnetic Immunity
EN 60601-1-2 Compliance Electromagnetic Environment
Immunity Test
Test level level guidance
Floors should be wood, concrete or cera-
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) ± 6 kV contact EN 60601-1-2 mic tile. If floors are covered with
EN 61000-4-2 ± 8 kV air Test level synthetic material, the relative humidity
should be at least 30 %.
± 2 kV for power
Electrical fast supply lines Mains power quality should be that of
EN 60601-1-2
transient/burst a typical commercial or hospital envi-
Test level
EN 61000-4-4 ± 1 kV for input/output ronment
lines > 3 m
± 1 kV differential Mains power quality should be that of
Surge EN 60601-1-2
mode a typical commercial or hospital envi-
EN 61000-4-5 Test level
± 2 kV common mode) ronment
<5 % UT for 0,5 cycle Mains power quality should be that of
(>95 % dip in UT) a typical commercial or hospital envi-
Voltage dips, short interrup-
40 % UT for 5 cycles ronment. If the user of the ME EQUIPMENT
tions
(60 % dip in UT) EN 60601-1-2 requires continued operation during po-
and voltage variations on
70 % UT for 25 cycles Test level wer mains interruptions, it is recommen-
power supply input lines
(30 % dip in UT) ded that the ME EQUIPMENT be powe-
EN 61000-4-11
<5 % UT for 5 s red from an uninterruptible power supply
(>95 % dip in UT) or a battery. .
Power frequency magnetic fields
Power frequency (50/60 Hz)
EN 60601-1-2 should be at levels characteristic of a
magnetic field 3 A/m
Test level typical location in a typical commercial or
EN 61000-4-8
hospital environment.

TECHNICAL DATA
c) non-LIFE SUPPORTING EQUIPMENT
The EQUIPMENT is intended for use in the electromagnetic environment specified below. The customer or the
user of the EQUIPMENT should assure that it is used in such an environment
Immunity EN 60601-1-2 Compliance

Electromagnetic Environment
Test Test level level
Portable and mobile RF communications equipment
Radiated RF 3 V/m should be used no closer to any part of the
3 V/m
EN 61000-4-3 80 MHz a 2.5 GHz [EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM], including cables, than the
recommended separation distance calculated from
the equation applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter
Recommended separation distance :
d = 1.2 × P 80 MHz a 800MHz
d = 2.3 × P 800 MHz a 2.5GHz
d = 1.2 × P
Where P is the maximum output rating of the
transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter
manufacturer and d is the recommended separation
distance in meters (m).
Conducted RF 3V Field strengths for fixed RF transmitter, as determi-
EN 61000-4-6 150 kHz a 80 MHz 3V ned by an electromagnetic site survey, should be less
then the compliance level in each frequency range
Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment
marked with the following symbol:
NOTE 1 At 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
NOTE 2 These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and
reflection from structure, objects and people..
a) Fields strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio telephones and land mobile radios, amateur
radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot be predicted theoretically with accuracy. To assess the
electromagnetic environment due to fixed RF transmitters , an electromagnetic site survey should be considered. If
the measured field strength outside the shielded location in which the [EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM] is used exceeds [field
strength] V/m, observe the [EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM] to verify normal operation. If abnormal performance is observed,
additional measures may be necessary, such as relocating the [EQUIPMENT OR SYSTEM] or using a shielded location
with a higher RF shielding effectiveness and filter attenuation
b) Over the frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz, field strengths should be less than [V1] V/m.

TECHNICAL DATA
d) Recommended Separation Distance for non-LIFE SUPPORTING EQUIPMENT
The EQUIPMENT is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled. The
customer or the user of the EQUIPMENT can help prevent electromagnetic interference by maintaining a minimum distance
between portable and mobile RF communications equipment (transmitter) and the EQUIPMENT as recommended below,
according to the maximum output power of the communications equipment.
Rated maximum output Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter

power of the (m)
transmitter Da 150kHz a 80MHz Da 80MHz a 800MHz Da 800MHz a 2.5GHz
(W) d = 1.2 × P d = 1.2 × P d = 2.3 × P
0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23
0.1 0.38 0.38 0.73
1 1.2 1.2 2.3
10 3.8 3.8 7.3
100 12 12 23
For transmitters rated at the maximum output power not listed above, the recommended separation distance d in
meters (m) can be estimated the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter, where P is the maximum
output power rating of the transmitter in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer.
Note:
(1) at 80MHz and 800MHz, the separation distance for the higher frequency range applies
(2) These guidelines may not apply in all situations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and re-
flection from structures, objects and people.

CLEANING
Cleaning
To clean the operating table and relative accessories position the operating table in LEVEL position and remove the additio-
nal modules, leg sections, head section, etc.; clean the various components using a damp cloth and common multi-purpose
detergents.
The metal parts of the operating table do not normally come into contact with the patient, however, should disinfection be
necessary, use a damp cloth with the following easily obtainable disinfectants, mainly based on the following active ingre-
dients: phenolic by-products, aldehyde, quaternary compounds, etc. being products that have been used and affirmed for
years in practical activity.
After cleaning/disinfection, always rinse with clean water and then thoroughly dry the parts using a dry cloth. v
WARNING
To clean the metal parts of the operating table, additional modules, head sections, leg sections, accesso-
ries, etc. never use products containing chlorine or its compounds and by-products
Strap and cushion cleaning

To clean the cushions use a cloth moistened with hot water (max. 55°C) and neutral detergents (pH 7) diluted according to
the instructions of the manufacturer, rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly with a dry cloth.
To disinfect the cushions and the straps, use a solution of denatured alcohol and water with a maximum alcohol concentra-
tion not exceeding 30%, or a solution containing a maximum chlorine concentration not exceeding 0.1 %, rinse with clean
water and dry thoroughly with a dry cloth.
For cushions made of VISCOELASTIC FOAM, after cleaning/disinfection, dry the surface well with and absorbent cloth and
leave to dry completely at ambient temperature.
WARNING
Do not under any circumstance use products containing abrasive agents or organic solvents to clean the
cush-ions, as their prolonged use may compromise some of the technical properties of the cushion covers,
such as elasticity and conductivity.
In the event that metal surfaces come into contact with products containing chlorine, immediately rinse
them with clean water and dry them thoroughly.
Operation: operating table cleaning
FREQUENCY: AT THE END OF EACH SURGICAL OPERATION

OPERATING PROCEDURE:
1. Remove all the accessories from the support shelves.
2. Thoroughly clean each accessory.
3. Remove all the additional modules, head sections and leg sections if mounted.
4. Thoroughly clean head sectios and leg sections as suggested in this manual. The cleaning involves also the metallic
structure and the cushions.
5. Remove the cushions from any operating tabletop section.
6. Clean the cushion as recommended in this manual.
7. Clean the cushions supports as recommended in this manual
8. Reposition the operating table cushions and leg and head sections
WARNING
Every single stainless steel component of the operating table is further protected against rusting by
means of a chemical surface treatment before final assembly.

MAINTENANCE
In order to always keep the operating table in perfect condition and ensure perfect efficiency over time, the end user must
set up a procedure for periodic inspection and routine maintenance including at least the following:
Visual check of cables (electrical power cable, equipotential cable, control system cable) to make sure they are undam-
aged and correctly insulated. If the apparent state of one of the cables causes doubt as to its condition and safety, do not use
the network power and replace the cable as soon as possible.
Functional test of the mechanical systems and coupling mechanisms of the components and accessories of the operating
bed. They are supplied with a thin layer of lubricant, that optimises functionality and preserves them over time. This lubricant
layer that decreases after several cleaning operations, can be restored by passing a cloth with Vaseline over the parts involved.
NOTE
It is recommended to periodically carry out an in-depth inspection of the electrohydraulic and manual moving
devices of the component parts of the operating table, at least once a year or more frequently if the operating table
is intensely used. It is advisable to have these inspections carried out by an OPT Technical Service Centre.
NOTE
All interventions that require specific knowledge and technical skills are defined as “Special Maintenance Work”. This
type of work must be carried out by Authorised OPT Technicians or technicians who have been explicitly certified
by OPT
NOTE
All the cushions on OPT operating tables, and all the other parts made from polymers on OPT tables do not contain
latex.
NOTE
If the operating table is not used or used only at irregular intervals, no special precautions are required; it is sufficient to
turn it off using the button “OFF”.
Under normal working conditions, the storage batteries guarantee that the table will function for several days.
The storage batteries should however be charged at the end of each operating session overnight or when not in use.
Regular recharging of the storage batteries prolongs the battery life.
If the system is not used for a long time, charge the batteries every 15-20 days at least to prevent the storage batteries
from going flat and from deteriorating.
WARNING
Apart from cleaning, all maintenance and repair must be carried out by specialised staff only.
WARNING
- Do not place cushions in contact with oil or oily substances.
- To remove the cushion easily from the central section, lift it starting from the four corners.
- The antistatic properties of the operating table are related to the use of cushions provided or recom-
mended by the manufacturer.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT
In the event of faults or malfunctioning of the operating table, contact your local service centre, providing as much accurate
information as possible as well as the serial numbers of the parts involved.
OPT can however be contacted at all times at the following address:
OPT SurgiSystems S.r.l.

Via Cesare Battisti, 17 - 38060 CALLIANO (TN)
Tel. 0464/834336
Fax 0464/835142
e-mail: info@opt-ita.com
customerservice@opt-ita.com
web: www.opt-ita.com
WARNING
OPT will only consider itself responsible for safety, reliability and performance of the equipment if assem-
bly, modifications or repairs are carried out by authorised persons and only if the equipment is used in
environments that are compliant with IEC regulations and which conform with the users’ manual.
WARNING
Do NOT connect or interface the operating table to/with any electrical or electronic device not provided
or approved by OPT.
Scrapping/disposal
Should the operating table or their parts need to be scrapped, dispose of them separately according to
the different types of material (e.g. metals, plastic parts, rubber, oils, etc.) Appoint specialised companies
authorised for this purpose and in any case observe the laws in force regarding waste disposal in accordance
with Legislative Decree 152 of 3 April 2006 in implementation of Directive 2008/98/EC.
For disposal of the electronic components of the operating tables, contact specialised centres or companies
in observance of the laws in force regarding special waste disposal in accordance with Legislative Decree
151 of 25 July 2005 in implementation of Directives 2002/95/EC, 2002/96/EC and 2003/108/EC.
For disposal of the accumulators and batteries, contact specialised centres or companies in observance of
the laws in force regarding special waste disposal in accordance with Legislative Decree 188/200 in imple-
mentation of Directive 2006/66/EC.
OPT SurgiSystems S.r.l.

ITALY - 38060 CALLIANO (TN) - Via Cesare Battisti, 17 - Tel. r.a. +39 0464 834336 - Fax +39 0464 835142
e-mail: info@opt-ita.com - http: //www.opt-ita.com


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MULTIFUNCTION

Information and Safety 3-6

Operating Table Settings 32-46

Display Remote Control Settings 47-59

Operating Table Configuration 60-66

Leg Sections 69-70

Spinal Surgery Accessories 71

Operating Table Payloads 72-73

Technical Data 76-81

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Relevant Directives and Legislation

Product’s Life Cycle

Qualifications required by operators

TRANSPORT AND STORAGE

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Type B equipment Equipotential connector

Device with casing protected

Class AP device protected against

Please read device user’s instruc-

Device identification catalogue

Device manufacturing date Device identification serial number

Device external power supply alter-

Device electrical power con-

Device internal power supply conti-

Hands crushing hazard Feet crushing hazard

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Connection of equipotential node

In the event of non-conductive floors, a 6 mm2 diameter electrical cable must

Use in environments containing explosives or inflammable goods “AP”

Biocompatibility of covers and sheets

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"VITA" OPERATING TABLE

Fittings for ad-

Fittings for ad-

Fittings for ad-

Fittings for lower

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IR REMOTE CONTROL IR REMOTE CONTROL

CABLED KEYBOARD CABLED KEYBOARD CABLE PEDALBOARD

VITA EMERGENCY DEVICE

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Operating table automatically turned off

Manual turning off

Automatic turning off

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THE VITA OPERATING TABLE can be controlled by means of:

CABLED KEYBOARD with or without display (optional)

IR REMOTE CONTROL without display (optional)

IR REMOTE CONTROL with display (optional)

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Remote Control Coupling

CABLE PEDALBOARD (optional)

VITA EMERGENCY DEVICE (optional)

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Description of the control systems

Description of the operating table control buttons/indications

[ 3 ] OFF button [ 21 ] REVERSE

[ 4 ] Level “0” position [ 22 ] “Green” indicates the table orienta-

Description of the operating table transfer buttons

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Description of column movement keys