Model Service Manual: Green Laser Photocoagulator

GREEN LASER PHOTOCOAGULATOR
Model GYC-1000
SERVICE MANUAL
March 2008
Pages in total: 84
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NIDEK CO., LTD. : 34-14, Maehama, Hiroishi-cho, Gamagori, Aichi 443-0038, Japan
(Manufacturer) Telephone: (81-533) 67-6611
Facsimile: (81-533) 67-6610
NIDEK CO., LTD : 3F Sumitomo Fudosan Hongo Bldg., 3-22-5, Hongo,
(Tokyo Office) Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo 113-0033, Japan
Telephone: (81-3) 5844-2641
Facsimile: (81-3) 5844-2642
NIDEK INCORPORATED : 47651 Westinghouse Drive, Fremont, California 94539, U. S. A.
(United States Agent) Telephone: (510) 226-5700
Facsimile: (510) 226-5750
NIDEK SOCIETE ANONYME : Europarc 13, rue Auguste Perret, 94042 CRETEIL, France
(EU Authorized Representative) Telephone: (01) 49 80 97 97
Facsimile: (01) 49 80 32 08
Table of Contents
§1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................ 1-1
§2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................. 2-1
§3 TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................... 3-1
§4 SUBTROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................ 4-1

4.1 LINE Indicator does not Light Up. ........................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Fan does not Function. ........................................................................................... 4-1
4.3 INTERLOCK 6.3 Appears. ...................................................................................... 4-2
4.4 Error 1 Appears. ...................................................................................................... 4-3
4.5 Error 3 Appears. ...................................................................................................... 4-4
4.6 Error 13 Appears. .................................................................................................... 4-5
4.7 Error 20 Appears. .................................................................................................... 4-5
4.8 Error 21 Appears. .................................................................................................... 4-6
4.9 Error 54 Appears. .................................................................................................... 4-6
4.10 Any Error in 90s (9*) Appears. .............................................................................. 4-6
4.11 INTERLOCK 4.7 Appears. .................................................................................... 4-7
4.12 Coagulation Output cannot be Changed. ............................................................. 4-7
4.13 Coagulation Time cannot be Changed. ................................................................ 4-8
4.14 Brightness of Aiming Beam cannot be Changed. ................................................ 4-8
4.15 Aiming Beam is Invisible. ...................................................................................... 4-8
4.16 Interval Time cannot be Set. ................................................................................. 4-8
4.17 READY Indicator does not Light Up. .................................................................... 4-8
4.18 Counter cannot be Reset. ..................................................................................... 4-8
4.19 Error 2 Appears. .................................................................................................... 4-9
4.20 Error 53 Appears. ................................................................................................ 4-10
4.21 Error 55 Appears. ................................................................................................ 4-10
4.22 INTERLOCK 2.7 Appears. .................................................................................. 4-10
4.23 Error 10 Appears. ................................................................................................. 4-11
4.24 Error 15 Appears. ................................................................................................. 4-11
4.25 Actual Output is out of Specifications. ................................................................ 4-12
4.26 Actual Output is out of Specifications when Spot Size is 50 µm ........................ 4-12
4.27 Emergency Stop Switch does not Function. ....................................................... 4-12
§5 REMOVING PROCEDURES .............................................................. 5-1

5.1 Covers ..................................................................................................................... 5-1
§6 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES ...................................................... 6-1

6.1 Switching Power Supply ......................................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Fan .......................................................................................................................... 6-2
6.3 Coagulation Shutter ................................................................................................ 6-3
6.4 Coagulation Shutter ASSY. ..................................................................................... 6-4
6.5 Aiming Shutter ......................................................................................................... 6-4
6.6 Aiming Shutter ASSY. .............................................................................................. 6-5
6.7 Transistor ................................................................................................................. 6-5
6.8 Fiber Switch ............................................................................................................. 6-5
6.9 CPU ......................................................................................................................... 6-6
6.10 Repairing or Replacing CB ASSY. ........................................................................ 6-6
6.11 LD ASSY. ............................................................................................................... 6-7
6.12 Delivery Board ....................................................................................................... 6-7
6.13 Monitor................................................................................................................... 6-8
6.14 Emergency Stop Switch ........................................................................................ 6-8
6.15 Master Board ......................................................................................................... 6-9
6.16 Laser Head .......................................................................................................... 6-10
6.17 Stopper Pad and Sheet ...................................................................................... 6-15
6.17.1 Coagulation shutter ASSY. ........................................................................ 6-15
6.17.2 Aiming shutter ASSY. ................................................................................. 6-15
§ 7 ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................. 7-1

7.1 Setting Parameters ................................................................................................. 7-1
7.2 Master Board Adjustment ........................................................................................ 7-1
7.2.1 Master board initial setting ............................................................................ 7-1
7.2.2 Peltier device adjustment .............................................................................. 7-2
7.2.3 Adjustment of limiter current .......................................................................... 7-4
7.3 Laser Head Connection Check ............................................................................... 7-5
7.4 Shutter Operation Check ........................................................................................ 7-7
7.4.1 COAG shutter ASSY. operation check .......................................................... 7-7
7.4.2 AIMING shutter ASSY. operation check ........................................................ 7-7
7.5 Optical Adjustment .................................................................................................. 7-8
7.5.1 Green laser optical axis adjustment .............................................................. 7-8
7.5.2 Aiming beam optical axis adjustment ............................................................ 7-9
7.5.2.1 Near point coaxial adjustment ......................................................... 7-9
7.5.2.2 Far point coaxial adjustment ............................................................ 7-9
7.5.3 1 W and 1 V adjustment .............................................................................. 7-10
7.5.4 Collective lens adjustment ............................................................................ 7-11
7.5.5 Laser alignment for the fiber optic cable ..................................................... 7-12
7.6 Total Adjustment .................................................................................................... 7-13
7.6.1 Light control adjustment .............................................................................. 7-13
7.6.2 Aiming beam power adjustment .................................................................. 7-14
7.6.3 Overpower adjustment ................................................................................ 7-15
7.6.3.1 Adjustment at 1000 mW ................................................................. 7-15
7.6.3.2 Adjustment at 50 mW ..................................................................... 7-16
7.6.4 Checking overpower .................................................................................... 7-17
7.6.5 Adjustment of coagulation time and repeat time ........................................ 7-18
7.7 Foot Switch Adjustment ........................................................................................ 7-18
§ 8 SUPPLEMENT .................................................................................. 8-1
8.1 Wiring Diagram ....................................................................................................... 8-1
8.2 Connector Cable ..................................................................................................... 8-2
8.3 Configuration ......................................................................................................... 8-10
8.4 Labels ..................................................................................................................... 8-11
8.5 List of Replacement Parts ..................................................................................... 8-14
8.6 Tools ...................................................................................................................... 8-14
8.7 DIP SW Table ........................................................................................................ 8-15
8.8 Error Code Table ................................................................................................... 8-15
8.9 INTERLOCK Code Table ...................................................................................... 8-16
8.10 Other Messages .................................................................................................. 8-16
8.11 Special Key Operation ........................................................................................ 8-16
8.12 Parameter Table .................................................................................................. 8-17
8.13 Parameter Setting of Delivery Unit ..................................................................... 8-19
8.13.1 Parameter setting of single delivery unit ................................................... 8-19
8.13.2 Parameter setting when two types of delivery units are combined .......... 8-20
8.13.3 Parameter setting of spot size .................................................................. 8-20
8.13.4 Parameter setting for protective filter detection ....................................... 8-21
8.13.5 Descriptions of characters ......................................................................... 8-21
8.13.6 Description of s/n. ...................................................................................... 8-21
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§1 INTRODUCTION
• This service manual is for the NIDEK GREEN LASER PHOTOCOAGULATOR, GYC-
1000.
• For correct service, thorough understanding of the contents in this manual is required
prior to the service.
• Refer to the operator’s manual and parts list for the GYC-1000.
• Specifications are subject to change without notice for improvement. Refer to the Service
Manual Annex for important changes.
• In case the system cannot be repaired according to the procedures described in this
manual, please report the serial number of the system and details of the symptom or
symptoms.
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§2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
<General precautions>
• Servicing should be performed by NIDEK service persons or other qualified personnel.
• Perform all servicing according to the procedures described in this manual. Failure to do
so may cause unexpected accident or malfunction.
• When performing maintenance work, turn off the power switch and disconnect the power
cord from the wall outlet unless the power needs to be on.
<Maintenance precautions>
• Take antistatic precautions prior to work.
• If case of system malfunction, check the symptom and turn the power switch off.
• Never drop parts or screws inside the system, nor bump it against surrounding objects.
• Prepare storage cases so as not to lose the removed parts and screws.
• Tighten or loosen screws with proper tools.
• After loosening the screws fastened by a threadlocking adhesive, be sure to reapply the
threadlocking adhesive to the screws when retightening them.
• After replacing parts, make sure that they are fastened securely before turning on the
power.
• Should you observe strange odors or smoke being issued from the system, immediately
turn off the power switch, disconnect the power cord from the outlet, and investigate the
cause. If the system is powered in abnormal conditions, fire, electric shock, or total loss
of the system may result.
• See Wiring Diagram and Connecting Cable for checking cable breaks as described in
“TROUBLESHOOTING”. In addition, check cables for the following:
(1) Connectors are connected and crimped properly.
(2) No contact failure occurs after re-connection of connectors.
(3) Cables are soldered properly.
Do not yank the cables with excessive force. Doing so could cause cable breakage.
Never perform servicing with wet hands. Doing so could cause electric shock or
malfunction.
• Continuous oscillation of laser causes an overload on power supply, so never continue it
for 10 seconds or more.
• Never emit the laser beam onto a reflective surface such as metal etc.
• Be sure to wear the safety goggles specified for the GYC-1000 during laser emission.
• Never emit laser beam (direct beam) toward a human body or object.
<Adjustment precautions>
• Adjust the GYC-1000 on a vibration-free, level, and stable surface.
A slanted floor or place subject to vibration will obstruct accurate adjustment.
• Do not use adjustment jigs for purposes other than those intended.
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§3 TROUBLESHOOTING
Turn on the master switch.
Yes
No
Does the LINE indicator light up? 4.1 LINE Indicator does not Light Up.
Yes
Does the EMISSION indicator on the control box

No
blink and 20-second-countdown start when the 4.3 INTERLOCK 6.3 Appears.
key switch is turned to the ON position?
Yes
No
Does the fan fuction? 4.2 Fan does not Function.
Yes
4.4 Error 1 Appears.
After the countdown ends, do the POWER and No 4.7 Error 20 Appears.
TIME displays indicate the set values? 4.8 Error 21 Appears.
Yes
4.10 Any Error in 90s Appears.
4.11 INTERLOCK 4.7 Appears.
No
Can the coagulation output be set properly? 4.12 Coagulation Output cannot be Changed.
Yes
No
Can the coagulation time be set properly? 4.13 Coagulation Time cannot be Changed.
Yes
4.14 Brightness of Aiming Beam cannot be

Can the brightness of the aiming beam be No
Changed.
changed by pressing the AIMING switch?
4.15 Aiming Beam is Invisible.
Yes
Does the INTERVAL display light up when the No

4.16 Interval Time cannot be Set.
INTERVAL switch is pressed?
Yes
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Does the READY indicator light up when the No

4.17 READY Indicator does not Light Up.
STATUS switch is pressed?
Yes
Does the COUNTER display indicate 0 when the No

4.18 Counter cannot be Reset.
RESET switch is pressed?
Yes
Is the laser emitted when the foot switch is No 4.21 Error 55 Appears.
pressed? 4.22 INTERLOCK 2.7 Appears.
Yes
Is the actual output within the specifications for 4.25 Actual Output is out of Specfications.
the setting values? No
4.26 Actual Output is out of Specifications when
[Specifications] 90 mW or less: ±20%
100 mW or more: ±15% Spot Size is 50 µm.
Yes
Do the indications of the control box go off and

No
the fan stop when the Emergency stop switch is 4.27 Emergency Stop Switch does not Function.
pressed?
Yes
Turn the key switch to the ON position. After the

20-second-countdown ends, turn the key switch to
the OFF position.
Turn off the master switch.
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§4 SUBTROUBLESHOOTING
4.1 LINE Indicator does not Light Up.

Yes Replace the fuses (refer to the operator’s
Are the fuses in the power inlet blown?
manual).
No
Is the voltage between the P125 1st and 3rd pins No Replace the switching power supply (17164-
on the master board (17164-BA01) DC +12 V? E010) (see 6.1).
Yes
Is the voltage between the J108 24th and 20th No

Replace the master board (see 6.15).
pins on the master board about DC +4.0 V?
Yes
Does the cable between the 20th and 24th pins of

Yes
the CB cable ASSY. (17164-EA13) have contact Correct the failures.
failure etc.?
No
Replace the display board (17164-BA03)

(see 6.15).
4.2 Fan does not Function.

* The fan does not function when the temperature is lower than the specified degree (25ºC).
Does the LINE indicator of the CB ASSY. (17164- No
4.1 LINE Indicator does not Light Up.
2000) light up?
Yes
Is the voltage between the J112 1st and 2nd pins No

on the master board (17164-BA01) DC +12 V?
Yes
Replace the fan ASSY. (17164-EA06) (see 6.2).
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Is the INTLK connector ASSY. (17164-EA09) No
Connect INTLK connector ASSY.
connected?
Yes
Correct the failures between the 3rd and 4th pins

Is there continuity between the 3rd and 4th pins of No
of the INTLK connector ASSY., or replace the
the INTLK connector ASSY.?
ASSY.
Yes
Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see

6.15).
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Set DIP SW 1 and 2 on the CB ASSY. (17164-
2000) to the ON position and cancel the detection
of INTLK and ERROR.
Is the stopper pin (17164-M036) stuck to the Yes Replace the stopper pad (17164-M045) and sheet
adhesive of the sheet (17164-M046)? (see 6.17.1).
No
Does the solenoid of the coagulation shutter No Are there any breaks in the coagulation shutter
ASSY. (17164-EA04) function? ASSY.?
Yes No Yes
Replace the master board (17164- Repair or replace the coagulation

BA01) (see 6.15). shutter ASSY. (see 6.4).
Is the voltage between the P106 (J106) 3rd pin

No Replace the master board (17164-BA01)
and GND, and 4th pin and GND on the master
(see 6.15).
board about DC +1.3 V?
Yes
Is the coagulation shutter positioned at the No Adjust the position of the coagulation shutter
detection area of the sensor? sensor (see 6.4).
Yes
Is the voltage on the master board as below when

the coagulation shutter is closed? No Repair or replace the coagulation shutter ASSY.
Between TP17 and GND: DC +5V (see 6.4).
Between TP18 and GND: 0 V
Yes
Is the voltage on the master board as below when

the coagulation shutter is open? No Repair or replace the coagulation shutter ASSY.
Between TP17 and GND: 0 V (see 6.4).
Between TP18 and GND: DC +5 V
Yes
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Set DIP SW 1 and 2 of the CB ASSY. (17164-
2000) to the ON position and cancel the detection
of INTLK and ERROR.
Is the stopper pin (17164-M036) stuck to the Yes Replace the stopper pad (17164-M045) and sheet
adhesive of the sheet (17164-M046)? (see 6.17.2).
No
Does the solenoid of the aiming shutter ASSY.

No Are there any breaks in the aiming shutter
(17164-EA03) function when the aiming beam is
ASSY.?
turned on?
Yes No Yes
Replace the master board (17164- Repair or replace the aiming shutter
BA01) (see 6.15). ASSY. (see 6.6).
Is the voltage between the P107 (J107) 3rd pin

No
and GND, and 6th pin and GND on the master Replace the master board (see 6.15).
board about DC +1.3 V?
Yes
Is the aiming shutter positioned at the detection No Adjust the position of the aiming shutter sensor
area of the sensor? (see 6.6).
Yes
Is the voltage of P107 (J107) on the master board

as below when the aiming beam is turned off? No Repair or replace the aiming shutter ASSY. (see
Between the 4th and 5th pins: DC +5 V 6.6).
Between the 7th and 5th pins: 0 V
Yes

as below when the aiming beam is turned on? No Repair or replace the aiming shutter ASSY. (see
Between the 4th and 5th pins: 0 V 6.6).
Between the 7th and 5th pins：DC +5V
Yes
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Disconnect P113 (J113) and P114 (J114) on the
master board. Does a short circuit occur between Yes
Replace the transistor ASSY. (see 6.7).
the P113 1st and 3rd pins, and P114 1st and 3rd
pins on the transistor ASSY. (17164-EA14)?
No

6.15).

Are there any breaks in the LH cable ASSY. Yes Repair or replace the LH cable ASSY. (17164-
(17164-EA18)? EA18).
No
Disconnect P123 (J123) on the master board. Is

No
the resistance between the P123 1st and 2nd pins Replace the laser head (17164-G001) (see 6.16).
of the LH cable ASSY. 6 to 12 KΩ?
Yes

6.15).
No
Is the problem resolved? Replace the laser head (see 6.16).
Yes
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Are there any breaks in the LH cable ASSY. Yes
Repair or replace the LH cable ASSY.
(17164-EA18)?
No

No
the resistance between the P123 3rd and 2nd Replace the laser head (17164-G001) (see 6.16).
pins of the LH cable ASSY. 8 to 12.5 KΩ?
Yes

6.15).
No
Is the problem resolved? Replace the laser head (see 6.16).
Yes
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Is the fiber switch turned on when the fiber optic No Adjust the position of the fiber switch ASSY.
cable is connected? (17164-EA01) (see 6.8).
Yes
Is there continuity between the P105 2nd and 3rd,

No
and 5th and 6th pins when the micro switch of the Replace the fiber switch ASSY. (see 6.8).
fiber switch ASSY. is turned on?
Yes

the voltage of J105 as below? No Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see
Between the 2nd and 3rd pins: DC +5 V 6.15).
Between the 5th and 6th pins: DC +5 V
Yes
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4.10 Any Error in 90s (9*) Appears.

Replace the main CPU (17164-E150) and sub CPU (17164-E160) (see 6.9).
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No
Does the fan function? 4.2 Fan does not Function.
Yes
Yes Move the object which blocks the air vent, or

Does any object block the air vent of the device?
move the device.
No
Is the room temperature within the specified range No Set the room temperature within the specified
for use (10 to 30℃)? range.
Yes
Turn off the device. Let it sit for 30 minutes or

more until it naturally cools down.
Is the device usable without appearance of No Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see
INTERLOCK 4.7 when the device is restarted? 6.15).
Yes
The device is normal.

Although INTLK 4.7 appeared due to the temporal Replace the fan with an increased cooling fan
temperature rise inside the device, it has lowered (17164-5500) if necessary (see 6.2).
and the device is usable now. * However, operation noise becomes louder.
4.12 Coagulation Output cannot be Changed.

Turn the key switch to the OFF position. After the
indications on the control box go off, turn the key
switch to the ON position again.
Is the voltage between the P108 (J108) 16th and

No Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see
18th, and 17th and 19th pins on the master board
6.15).
5 V?
Yes
Are there any breaks or imperfect soldering in the Yes

Repair or replace the CB cable ASSY. (see 6.10).
CB cable ASSY. (17164-EA13)?
No
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4.13 Coagulation Time cannot be Changed.

See “4.12 Coagulation Output cannot be Changed.”
4.14 Brightness of Aiming Beam cannot be Changed.

4.15 Aiming Beam is Invisible.

Yes Adjust the operation of the aiming shutter ASSY.
Does the aiming shutter block the optical path?
(see 7.4.2).
No
No Perform the alignment of the fiber optic cable

Is the alignment of the fiber optic cable proper?
(see 7.5.5).
Yes
Is the transmittance of the fiber optic cable 30% or No

Replace the fiber optic cable.
more?
Yes
Is the voltage between TP12 and GND on the

No
master board 1.2 V or less, and is the aiming Replace the LD ASSY. (17164-1600) (see 6.11).
beam emitted from the aiming LD ASSY. (EA02)?
Yes
Can the aiming beam be seen when VR1 on the No Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see
master board is turned clockwise? 6.15).
Yes
Adjust the output of the aiming beam (see 7.6.2).
4.16 Interval Time cannot be Set.

4.17 READY Indicator does not Light Up.

4.18 Counter cannot be Reset.

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Is the connector of the delivery unit connected to
No Connect the connector of the delivery unit to P702
P702 (J702) on the delivery board (17621-
(J702) on the delivery board.
E4965)?
Yes
Are the delivery settings of the main body and No Select the proper delivery setting of the main body
connected delivery unit proper? (see 8.13).
Yes
Are there any breaks in the delivery board ASSY. Yes Repair or replace the delivery board ASSY.
(EA08)? (EA08) (see 6.12).
No

as below? No Replace the master board (17164-BA01)
B e t w e e n t h e 1 1 t h a n d 1 2 t h ( 1 7 t h ) p i n s： (see 6.15).
about +15 V
Yes
Is the voltage of TP on the master board as below

when the filter is closed? No The delivery unit is defective (refer to the service
TP14： 0 V manual for the delivery unit).
TP15： 5 V
Yes
Is the voltage of TP on the master board as below

when the filter is open? No The delivery unit is defective (refer to the service
TP14： 5 V manual for the delivery unit).
TP15： 0 V
Yes
Replace the master board (17164-BA01)

(see 6.15).
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Are there any breaks in the foot switch ASSY. Yes Repair or replace the foot switch ASSY. (10149-
(10149-EA01)? EA01).
No
Does Err. 53 appear when the foot switch is Yes

Adjust the switch inside the foot switch (see 7.7).
pressed slowly?
No
Is there continuity between the P101 (J101) 1st

No
and 2nd, and 3rd and 2nd pins on the master Replace FB-9 (10149-0000).
board when the foot switch is pressed?
Yes

(see 6.15).

See “4.19 Error 2 appears.”

Are there any breaks in the 1st monitor of the Yes
Replace the power monitor ASSY. (see 6.13).
power monitor ASSY. (17164-EA05)?
No
Measure the actual power output at the aperture Adjust the actual power output at the aperture of
of the delivery unit. Is it within the specifications No the delivery unit so that it is within the
for the coagulation output setting values? specifications for the coagulation output setting
Specifications 90 mW or less: ±20%
100 mW or more: ±15% values (see 7.6.1).
Yes
Adjust the overpower (see 7.6.3).
Yes
Is the symptom improved? End
No

(see 6.15).
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Are there any breaks in the LD cable ASSY. Yes Repair or replace the LD cable ASSY. (17164-
(17164-EA19)? EA19).
No
Are there any breaks in the power monitor Yes Repair or replace the power monitor (17164-
(17164-EA05)? EA05) (see 6.13).
No
Replace the laser head (see 6.16).

Are there any breaks in the 2nd monitor of the Yes Replace the monitor ASSY. (17164-1200) (see
power monitor ASSY. (17164-EA05)? 6.13).
No
Measure the actual power output at the aperture

of the delivery unit. Is it within the specifications Yes
for the coagulation output setting values? Adjust the overpower (see 7.6.3).
Specifications 90 mW or less： ±20%
100 mW or more： ±15%
No
Adjust the actual power output at the aperture of

the delivery unit so that it is within the
specifications for the coagulation output setting
values (see 7.6.1).
Measure the actual power output at the aperture

of the delivery unit. Can it be adjusted so that it is No Replace the laser head (17164-G001)
within the specifications for the coagulation output (see 6.16).
setting values?
Yes
Adjust the overpower (see 7.6.3).
Yes
Is the problem resolved? End
No

(see 6.15).
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4.25 Actual Output is out of Specifications.

No Perform the alignment of the fiber optic cable
Is the alignment of the fiber optic cable proper?
(see 7.5.5).
Yes
Yes
Does the burn pattern have any unburnt area? Replace the fiber optic cable.
No
Is the transmittance of the fiber optic cable 90% or No

Replace the fiber optic cable.
more?
Yes
Adjust the coagulation power output (see 7.6.1).
Yes Replace the master board (17164-BA01)

Is the actual power output too high?
(see 6.15).
No
Yes Replace the laser head (17164-G001)

Is the actual power output too low?
(see 6.16).
No
End
4.26 Actual Output is out of Specifications when Spot Size is 50 µm.

Adjust the actual power output when the spot size is set to 50 µm (see 7.6.1).
4.27 Emergency Stop Switch does not Function.

Is the continuity betw een P 301 3rd and 4th, and
5th and 6th pins on the em ergency sw itch ASSY.
(EA21) as below ? No R e p a ir o r re p la c e th e e m e rg e n cy sw itch A S S Y .
W h e n t h e e m e rg e n c y s to p s w itc h is o n : N o n - (17164-EA21) (see 6.14).
continuity
W hen the em ergency stop sw itch is off: C ontinuity
Yes
Is there any im perfect soldering in the C B cable Yes R e p a ir o r re p la c e th e C B A S S Y . (1 7 1 6 4 -2 0 0 0 )

ASSY. (17164-EA13)? (see 6.10).
No
R eplace the m aster board (17164-BA01)

(see 6.15).
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§5 REMOVING PROCEDURES
5.1 Covers
* Take antistatic precautions prior to work.
1. Remove the control box (17164-2000).
2. Remove the pin (17164-M314).
3. Unscrew PC3 × 3 (n = 2) to remove the front cover (17164-M304).
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4. Unscrew PC3 × 4 (n = 4) to remove the cover (17164-M302).

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§6 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
6.1 Switching Power Supply

Replacement part: 17164-E010
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1. Remove the covers (see 5.1).
2. Disconnect all connectors from the master
board (17164-BA01).
3. Unscrew PC3.5 × 8 (n = 4) to remove the
master board along with the switching power
supply (17164-E010).
4. Unscrew FC3 × 4 (n = 4) to remove the master '
board along with the power supply cover
(17164-M325) from the switching power
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supply.
5. Reassemble the parts in the reverse order.

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6.2 Fan
Replacement part: 17164-EA06 (Standard fan)
Replacement part: 17164-5500 (Increased cooling fan) (*Operation noise is louder.)
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2.Unscrew TC3 × 4 (n = 5) to remove the rear

cover (17164-M303) from the main body.
3. Disconnect cable connector P112 of the fan
(17164-EA06) from connector J112 on the
master board (17164-BA01).

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4. Unscrew TC3 × 12 (n = 4) to remove the fan '#

(17164-EA06) and wire netting (17164-M311)
from the rear cover (17164-M303).

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5. To attach the standard fan, follow the reverse order of Steps 1 to 4.
6. To attach the high cooling capacity fan, follow the steps below:
1) Attach the fan (17164-5500) to the rear #EEGUUQTKGUQH
cover (17164-M303) with the supplied
screws TC3 × 15 (n = 2) and N3 (n = 2) in
the reverse procedure of Step 4.
* Attach the screws (TC3 × 15) in the two
positions as shown to the right.
2) Affix the stickers (n = 2) supplied with
17164-5500 over the screw holes for fixing
the fan to which no screws were attached 5VKEMGT
in above 1).
3) Reassemble the parts in the reverse order
of Steps 1 to 3.

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6.3 Coagulation Shutter

Replacement part: 17164-1310
2. Disconnect P105 (J105), P106 (J106), P107
(J107), P115 (J115), P118 (J118), P119 (J119),
P121 (J121), P122 (J121), and P123 (J123)
on the master board (17164-BA01).
* Do not disconnect P116 (J116) on the
master board.
3. Unscrew TC5 × 10 (n = 4) to remove the laser
ASSY. (17164-1000). Place the laser ASSY.
beside the console ASSY. (17164-3000).

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4. Unscrew FC4 × 8 (n = 2) to replace the

coagulation shutter (17164-1310).
6. Check the operation of the coagulation shutter
ASSY. (see 7.4.1).

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6.4 Coagulation Shutter ASSY.

Replacement part: 17164-EA04
1. Remove the coagulation shutter (see 6.3).
2. Unscrew CK2 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the

coagulation shutter ASSY. (17164-EA04)
along with the sensor support (17164-M033).

3. Unscrew CK2 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the sensor 59

board (17162-BA10). %-
4. Remove the screws [17164-M038 (n = 3)] and
shutter plate A (17164-M31).
5. Remove the screws [17164-M038 (n = 2)] to
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replace the coagulation shutter ASSY. (17164-

EA04). %-
7. Check the operation of the coagulation shutter ASSY. (see 7.4.1).
6.5 Aiming Shutter


2. Disconnect P105 (J105), P106 (J106), P107
(J107), P115 (J115), P118 (J118), P119 (J119),
P121 (J121), P122 (J121), and P123 (J123)
on the master board (17164-BA01).
* Do not disconnect P116 (J116) on the master
board (17164-BA01).
3. Unscrew TC5 × 10 (n = 4) to remove the laser
ASSY. (17164-1000). Place the laser ASSY.
beside the console ASSY. (17164-3000) (see
6.3).
4. Unscrew FC4 × 8 (n = 2) to replace the aiming
shutter (17164-1320).
6. Check the operation of the aiming shutter

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ASSY. (see 7.4.2).
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6.6 Aiming Shutter ASSY.


1. Remove the aiming shutter (see 6.5).
2. Unscrew CK2 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the aiming
shutter ASSY. (17164-EA03) along with the
sensor support (17164-M043).
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3. Unscrew CK2 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the sensor

board (17162-BA10). %-
4. Remove the screws [17164-M038 (n = 3)] and
shutter plate B (17164-M41).

5. Remove the screws [17164-M038 (n = 2)] to '#

replace the aiming shutter ASSY. (17164- %-
EA03).
7. Check the operation of the aiming shutter ASSY. (see 7.4.2).
6.7 Transistor

Replacement part: 17164-EA14 0 '#
1. Remove the laser (17164-1000) (see 6.3).
2. Disconnect P113 (J113) and P114 (J114) on
the master board (17164-BA01).
3. Unscrew PC3 × 10 (n = 2) and N3 (n = 2) to
replace the transistor (17164-EA14).

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6.8 Fiber Switch

Replacement part: 17164-EA01 %-
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2. Disconnect P105 (J105) on the master board
(17164-BA01).
3. Unscrew CK1.4 × 4 (n = 4) to replace the fiber
switch (17164-EA01).
* When connecting the fiber optic cable, adjust the positions of the two fiber switches so
that they are simultaneously turned on.
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6.9 CPU
Replacement parts: 17164-E150 (Main CPU)
17164-E160 (Sub CPU) 2%


2. Unscrew PC3 × 6 (n = 3) to remove the tray
(17164-M313).
3. Replace the main CPU (17164-E150) and sub
CPU(17164-E160). '
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6.10 Repairing or Replacing CB ASSY.

2. Unscrew PC4 × 5 to remove the nylon clamp (80423-20034).
3. Disconnect P108 on the master board (17164-BA01) to remove the CB ASSY. (171674-
2000) (see 6.15).
4. Unscrew PT3 × 10 (n = 4) to remove the rear

cover (17164-M202).
5. Unscrew PC3 × 6 (n = 4) to remove the

supports [17164-M205 (n = 4)]. 2%

6. Disconnect P301 (J301) on the display board
(17164-BA03) to remove the CB cable ASSY.
(17164-EA13).
7. Repair the spots with imperfect soldering or
breaks in the CB cable ASSY. (17164-EA13).

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6.11 LD ASSY.
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1. Remove the covers (see 5.1). 59

2. Remove the laser (17164-1000) (see 6.3). 29

3. Disconnect P115 (J115) from the master board

(17164-BA01).
4. Unscrew SB3 × 8 (n = 2), SW3 (n = 2), and
PW3 (n = 2) to replace the LD ASSY. (17164-
1600).
6. Adjust the optical axis of the aiming beam (see
7.5.2).
7. Perform the near point coaxial adjustment (see 7.5.2.1).
8. Perform the far point coaxial adjustment (see 7.5.2.2).
6.12 Delivery Board

2. Remove the laser (17164-1000) (see 6.3). '#
3. Disconnect P104 (J104), P126 (J126), and the
GND wire from the master board (17164-
BA01).

4. Unscrew FK2 × 6 (n = 2) to replace the delivery (-
board (17164-EA08).
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6.13 Monitor
* Take antistatic precautions prior to work. 5$

1. Remove the covers (see 5.1). 59

2. Disconnect P118 (J118) and P119 (J119) from 29
3. Unscrew SB2 × 8 (n = 2), SW2 (n = 2), and
PW2 (n = 2) to replace the monitor (17164-
1200).
5. Perform the 1W-1V adjustment (see 7.5.3).
6.14 Emergency Stop Switch

1. Unscrew PT3 × 10 (n = 4) to remove the rear
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cover (17164-M020).
2. Disconnect P301 (J301) from the display $#
board (17164-BA03) to replace the emergency
stop switch (17164-EA21).

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6.15 Master Board

* To replace the master board (17164-BA01), a dummy laser is needed for adjustment. If a
dummy laser for adjustment is not available, return the GYC-1000 to the factory.
Replacement part: 17164-BA01

2. Remove the laser ASSY. (17164-1000) and EA18 Rear view A2
place it beside the console ASSY. (17164-
3000) (see 6.3).
3. Remove the LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18)
from the laser head (17164-G001).
4. Disconnect the cables (ORN and RED) on the
left and right ends of the LD CABLE ASSY.
(17164-EA19) from the laser head (17164-
G001).
EA19 EA19 EA20 EA20 EA19 EA19
5. Attach a short pin between the terminals of
ORN YEL BLU GRN WHT RED
the laser head which was removed in Step 4.
6. Unscrew PC3 × 6 (n = 3) to remove the tray 2%

(17164-M313).
7. Disconnect all connectors from the master

board (17164-BA01). 2%

8. Remove the main CPU (17164-E150) and sub
CPU (17164-E160).
9. Remove the male and female spacers [17164-
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M330 (n = 4)] and PC3 × 5 (n = 2) to remove
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10. Unscrew CK2.6 × 6 (n = 2) and PW2.6 (n = 2)
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to remove the inner lid (17164-M307). '
* Do not assemble the laser head until the
adjustment of the master board is
completed.
12. Adjust the master board (see 7.2).
13. Check the connection of the laser head (see 7.3).

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6.16 Laser Head

Replacement part: 17164-5600 (LH replacement unit)
|-17164-G001 (Laser head: GHS type)
|-17164-EA23 (GHS LH cable ASSY.)
|-17164-M010 (Heat-conductive sheet)
|-17164-M336 (Convex-concave spacer)
|-17164-M562 (Antistatic sheet)
-PC2.6 × 4 (Screw)
* Replacement of the laser head (hereafter referred to as LH) should be performed by NIDEK
service persons or other qualified personnel.
* Before replacing the LH, be sure to take antistatic precautions by using an electrostatic mat
etc. The LH is susceptible to static electricity, so it may be deteriorated if antistatic precautions
are not taken properly. If there is no electrostatic mat, order one by the following part No.
• 17164-M560 (Electrostatic mat)
[Preparation for the main body]
1. Turn off the key switch and master switch of the main body.
[Preparation for replacement to a new LH]

3. Before the replacement to a new LH, set the LD temperature, LH temperature, and limiter
current as follows:
1) See the data labeled on or included with a new LH to confirm the LD temperature, LH
temperature, and I max value.
2) Set the LD temperature and LH temperature to 10 times the value obtained in Step 1)
(ex.: 32.5ºC → “325”).
* Set the following two items by the parameters (see 7.1).
• LD temperature: Address 65
• LH temperature: Address 66
3) Set the limiter current.
a. Turn off the key switch and master switch of the main body.
b. Set the DIP SWs 1, 2, and 4 of the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
c. Turn VR 2 on the master board (17164-BA01) fully counterclockwise.
d. Clamp the two wires (BRN) of connector J117 on the master board (17164-BA01) with
a clamp tester, then turn on the master switch and key switch of the main body.
e. Set the POWER display on the CB to 2000 mW and emit the laser. Confirm that the
value measured by the clamp tester is approx. 5 A.
f. Set the POWER display on the CB to 4000 mW and emit the laser. Perform adjustment
with VR 2 so that the value measured by the clamp tester is I max + 4 (A) (= limiter
current).
* I max is the value described in above 1) and the current when the output in the LH
end is 2.5 W.
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[Replacement to a new LH]

4. Turn off the key switch and master switch of
the main body. Disconnect the connector of
the LH from the master board (17164-BA01)
to remove the LH.
* Connect a short pin to the removed LH as
shown to the right. Put it into the shipping
carton in which the new LH was packed and
send it back to the factory.
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5. Unscrew TC3 × 4 (n = 5) to remove the rear
cover (17164-M303) from the main body.
Rear cover
6. Mount the new LH on the laser base (17164-M301).

1) Lay a heat-conductive sheet on the laser base (17164-M301) and place the new LH on
the sheet.
2) Fix the new LH with the securing secrews (n = 9) of the old LH.
7. Connect the connectors of the GHS LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA23) to the master board
(17164-BA01) (see the figure below).
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8. Connect the GND wire of the GHS LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA23) to the master board (17164-
BA01) as follows:
1) Stand the convex-concave spacer (17164- Stand the convex-concave spacer.
M336) at the position indicated in the right

figure.
2) Connect the GND wire to the head of the Connect the GND wire to the head of the convex-concave spacer.
convex-concave spacer (17164-M336).
9. Short the unused pins (2nd and 3rd pins) of connector P116 on the master board (17164-
BA01) using test clips etc. (antistatic measure).
* Be sure to remove the test clips before
turning the device on. Test clips
* Test clips are not provided.
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10. Connect the GHS LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA23) to the new LH as follows:
1) Unscrew the securing screws (n = 2) from
Securing screws
the connector of the new LH.
Connector
2) Disconnect the connector (cable side) as
Antistatic sheet
shown to the right while holding it with the
antistatic sheet (17164-M562).
3) Cover the connector (the new LH side) with

the antistatic sheet (17164-M562).
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4) Connect the GHS LH cable ASSY. (17164-

EA23) to the new LH.
5) Connect the GND wire of the GHS LH

c a b l e A S S Y. ( 1 7 1 6 4 - E A 2 3 ) t o t h e
connector with the securing screws
removed in 1).
* For the opposite side, attach the securing
screws only.
GND wire
11. Remove the test clips attached in Step 9.
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12. Attach the rear cover in the reverse procedure

of Step 5.
[Check and adjustment after the replacement to the new LH)

13. Check the LD temperature and LH temperature.
1) Turn on the master switch and key switch of the main body.
2) Set the DIP SW 8 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
3) Confirm that the LD temperature and LH temperature indicate the values set in 2) of Step
3.
14. Perform the following adjustments:
1) Perform the optical adjustment (see 7.5).
2) Perform the total adjustment (see 7.6).
15. Turn off the key switch and master switch of the main body. Attach the covers (see 5.1).
16. Turn on the master switch and key switch of the main body to check the laser output etc.
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6.17 Stopper Pad and Sheet

6.17.1 Coagulation shutter ASSY.
Replacement parts:17164-M045
17164-M046
1. Remove the coagulation shutter (17164-1310)
(see 6.3).
stoppers [17164-M034 (n = 2)].
3. Peel off the stopper pad (17164-M045) along

with the sheet (17164-M046) from the stopper.
4. Affix a new stopper pad and sheet to the
stopper.

* As the sheet is a little larger than the stopper
pad, wrap the sheet over the edges of the 2%

pad.

6.17.2 Aiming shutter ASSY.

Replacement parts: 17164-M045
17164-M046
1. Remove the coagulation shutter (17164-1310)
(see 6.3).
stoppers [17164-M034 (n = 2)].
3. Peel off the stopper pad (17164-M045) along
with the sheet (17164-M046) from the stopper.
4. Affix a new stopper pad and sheet to the

stopper.
* As the sheet is a little larger than the stopper
pad, wrap the sheet over the edges of the
pad.

5. Reassemble the parts in the reverse order. 2%

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§ 7 ADJUSTMENT
* When performing adjustment, be sure to take antistatic precautions.
7.1 Setting Parameters

1. Set DIP SW 6 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
2. Select the desired address (indicated on the TIME display) with or of the TIME switches.
3. Select the desired parameter (indicated on the POWER display) with or of the POWER
switches.
4. Confirm the parameter setting with the RESET switch.
5. Set DIP SW 6 on the CB ASSY. to the ON position.
7.2 Master Board Adjustment

7.2.1 Master board initial setting
* When performing the initial setting of the master board (17164-BA01), a dummy laser is
needed for the adjustment. If a dummy laser is not available, return the GYC-1000 to the
factory.
1. Set the VRs on the master board as follows:
1) VR1: Turn it counterclockwise 10 or more turns.
2) VR2, VR3: Turn them counterclockwise until they click.
3) VR6, VR8: Turn them clockwise until they click.
2. Connect the CB cable ASSY. (17164-EA13) to J108, the key switch ASSY. (17164-EA12) to
J124, and +12 V PS ASSY. (17164-EA15) to J125 on the master board.
* Confirm that the other connectors are not connected to the master board.
3. Set DIP SWs 1, 2, 4, and 6 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
* Confirm that all other DIP SWs are set to the ON position.
4. Connect the power cable and check the voltages of the following connectors on the master
board.
1) Between the J125 1st and 3rd pins: +12 V
2) Between the J125 2nd and 4th pins: +12 V
* Be sure to connect a multimeter when the master switch is off.
5. Turn on the master and key switches, and check the voltages of the following connectors on
the master board.
* Be sure to connect a multimeter when the master switch is off.
1) Between TP1 and GND: +5 V
2) Between the P117 1st and 3rd pins: 0 V
3) Between the J110 6th pin and GND: -5 V
* A multimeter can be connected while the key switch is set to the ON position.
6. Set the parameters in the parameter mode as below (see 7.1).
1) Address 16: 0 2) Address 67: 15
3) Address 68: 15 4) Address 91: 1
5) Address 199: 99 or more
7. Set all DIP SWs on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the ON position.
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7.2.2 Peltier device adjustment

1.Set DIP SWs 1, 2, 4, and 6 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
2. Set the LD temperature, SHG temperature, and current of the limiter to the values described
in the Laser Shipping Record by the following parameters (see 7.1).
1) LD temperature: Address 65
2) SHG temperature: Address 66
3) Current of limiter: Address 92
* Input the value obtained by the arithmetic of “Temperature (ºC) × 10” for the LD and SHG
temperatures (ex.: 350 for 35ºC).
* Current of limiter = (Current at 2.5 W + 4 A) × 10
3. Turn off the key and master switches, and connect the following ASSYs to each connector
on the master board (17164-BA01): the foot switch ASSY. (17164-EA11) to J101, INTLK
connector ASSY. (17164-EA09) to J102 and J103, delivery board ASSY. (17164-EA08) to
J104, detector board ASSY. (17164-EA10) to J110, fan ASSY. (17164-EA06) to J112, LD
TEC ASSY. (17164-EA20) to J121, LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) to J123, and foot switch
ASSY. (17164-EA11) to J130.
4. Connect the following cables to a dummy
Rear view of
laser. A2
the laser head
1) LD TEC ASSY. (17164-EA20)
2) LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) EA18
* For LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18), connect
A2 as shown in the right figure.
* It is possible to assemble with the
connectors facing the wrong direction or off
set left to right, so double-check the offset EA20 EA20
and connector direction. BLU GRN
5. Set DIP SW 6 on the CB ASSY. to the ON position and connect a multimeter between TP23
and GND on the master board.
6. Turn on the master and key switches. Confirm that the measured voltage of TP23 is within
±0.1 V of the voltage converted (according to the constant table of the thermistor) from the
LD temperature described in the Laser Shipping Record.
* It takes about 30 seconds until the voltage becomes stable.
* If the voltage is abnormal, immediately turn off the master switch.
7. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect the LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) to J122 on
the master board and connect the multimeter to TP24 on the master board.
8. Turn on the master and key switches. Confirm that the measured voltage of TP24 is within
±0.1 V of the voltage converted (according to the constant table of the thermistor) from the
SHG temperature in the Laser Shipping Record.
9. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect the +5 V ON/OFF ASSY. (17164-EA17) to
J109 on the master board, +5 V PS ASSY. (17164-EA16) to J117, and foot switch to the rear
side of the main body.
10. Connect the multimeter between the J116 1st pin and GND on the master board.
11. Turn on the master and key switches. After the countdown ends, press the COUNTER switch
to set COUNTER to 0, and continue to press of the AIMING switches to set AIMING to the
minimum (one line lights up). Set POWER to 50 mW and TIME to 3 sec.
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12. Press the STATUS switch to light up the READY indication, and press the foot switch. Confirm
that the multimeter reads DV +5 V when the laser is not emitted.
13. Turn off the key and master switches.
14. Set all DIP SWs on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the ON position.
Constant table of the thermistor
Temperature (℃) Resistance (kΩ) Voltage (V) Temperature (℃) Resistance (kΩ) Voltage (V)
19.50 12.78 2.23 29.00 8.41 1.57
20.00 12.50 2.19 29.50 8.23 1.54
20.50 12.22 2.15 30.00 8.05 1.51
21.00 11.95 2.11 30.50 7.89 1.48
21.50 11.68 2.07 31.00 7.72 1.45
22.00 11.42 2.03 31.50 7.56 1.43
22.50 11.17 2.00 32.00 7.40 1.40
23.00 10.92 1.96 32.50 7.25 1.37
23.50 10.68 1.92 33.00 7.10 1.35
24.00 10.45 1.89 33.50 6.95 1.32
24.50 10.22 1.85 34.00 6.81 1.30
25.00 10.00 1.82 34.50 6.67 1.28
25.50 9.78 1.78 35.00 6.53 1.25
26.00 9.57 1.75 35.50 6.39 1.23
26.50 9.37 1.72 36.00 6.26 1.21
27.00 9.16 1.69 36.50 6.14 1.19
27.50 8.97 1.66 37.00 6.01 1.16
28.00 8.78 1.63 37.50 5.89 1.14
28.50 8.59 1.60
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7.2.3 Adjustment of limiter current

* A dummy laser is needed to adjust the limiter current. If a dummy laser is not available, do
not perform the adjustment and return the GYC-1000 to the factory.
1. Set DIP SWs 1, 2, and 4 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position, and 3 and 5 to
8 to the ON position.
2. Connect the transistor ASSY. (17164-EA14) to J113 and J114, and the LD cable ASSY.
(17164-EA19) to J116 on the master board (17164-BA01).
3. It is necessary to take antistatic precautions for a dummy laser. Follow the steps below to
assemble a dummy laser.
1) Remove the LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) from the dummy laser.
2) Connect the end without the short pin of either ORN or YEL of the LD cable ASSY.
(17164-EA19) .
3) Connect the end without the short pin of either WHT or RED of the LD cable ASSY.
4) Remove the short pin from the laser head and connect all other cables of the LD cable
ASSY.
5) Connect the LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) to the dummy laser.
* For the LH cable ASSY., connect A2 as
EA18 Rear view A2
shown in the right figure.
set left to right, so double-check the offset
and connector direction.
4. Connect a clamp tester to the two BRN cables
of the +5V PS ASSY. (17164-EA16) connected
to P117 (J117) on the master board. Connect EA19 EA19 EA20 EA20 EA19 EA19
an oscilloscope to TP6 on the master board. ORN YEL BLU GRN WHT RED
5. Turn on the master and key switches. Set the POWER display to 200 and 500, emit the
laser, and check the following items.
1) The waveform of TP6 shown on the oscilloscope has no overshooting or noise.
2) The clamp tester reads 1 ±0.2 A when POWER is set to 200 mW.
3) The clamp tester reads 2.5 ±0.2 A when POWER is set to 500 mW.
4) The clamp tester reads 5 A and the voltage of TP6 is 1 V when POWER is set to 1000
mW.
5) Turn the key switch to the ON and OFF positions three times to check that the waveform
of TP6 shown on the oscilloscope has no abnormality (especially when the key switch is
turned to the ON position).
6. Set the POWER display on CB to 2000 and emit the laser. Confirm that the clamp tester
reads about 5 A (the limiter is activated).
* If the limiter is not activated, the clamp tester will read about 10 A.
7. Set the POWER display to 4000 and emit the laser. Turn VR2 on the master board to match
the value measured by the clamp tester to the limiter current (current at 2.5 mW in the Laser
Shipping Record +4 A).
8. Turn off the key and master switches.
* Be sure to keep the power cord connected.
9. Remove the dummy laser in the reverse order of the assembly.
* Be sure to attach the short pin to the dummy laser.
10. Check the connection of the laser head (see 7.3).
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7.3 Laser Head Connection Check

1. Set DIP SWs 1, 2, and 4 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position, and 3 and 5 to
8 to the ON position.
2. It is necessary to take antistatic precautions for a laser. Follow the steps below to assemble
a laser.
1) Confirm that the LD cable ASSY. (17164-EA19) is connected to J116 on the master
board (17164-BA01).
2) Connect the end without the short pin of either ORN or YEL of the LD cable ASSY.
3) Connect the end without the short pin of WHT or RED of the LD cable ASSY.
4) Remove the short pin on the laser head and connect all other cables of the LD cable
ASSY.
5) Connect the LH cable ASSY. (17164-EA18) to the laser.
* For the LH cable ASSY., connect A2 as Rear view
shown in the right figure.
EA18 A2
set left to right, so double-check the offset
and connector direction.
3. Connect the 1st monitor of the power monitor
ASSY. (17164-EA05) to J118 on the master
board and the 2nd monitor to J119. Turn on EA19 EA19 EA20 EA20 EA19 EA19
the master and key switches. ORN YEL BLU GRN WHT RED
4. Measure the voltage of TP23 on the master board with a multimeter. Confirm that the measured
voltage is within ±0.1 V of the voltage converted (according to the constant table of the
thermistor) from the LD temperature in the Laser Shipping Record.
5. Measure the voltage of TP24 on the master board with a multimeter. Confirm that the measured
voltage is within ±0.1 V of the voltage converted (according to the constant table of the
thermistor) from the SHG temperature in the Laser Shipping Record.
6. Connect an oscilloscope to TP6 on the master board. Emit the laser and check that the
waveform of TP6 has no abnormality.
* Check the waveforms when the POWER display is set to 200 mW and 500mW.
Constant table of the thermistor
Temperature (℃) Resistance (kΩ) Voltage (V) Temperature (℃) Resistance (kΩ) Voltage (V)
19.50 12.78 2.23 29.00 8.41 1.57
20.00 12.50 2.19 29.50 8.23 1.54
20.50 12.22 2.15 30.00 8.05 1.51
21.00 11.95 2.11 30.50 7.89 1.48
21.50 11.68 2.07 31.00 7.72 1.45
22.00 11.42 2.03 31.50 7.56 1.43
22.50 11.17 2.00 32.00 7.40 1.40
23.00 10.92 1.96 32.50 7.25 1.37
23.50 10.68 1.92 33.00 7.10 1.35
24.00 10.45 1.89 33.50 6.95 1.32
24.50 10.22 1.85 34.00 6.81 1.30
25.00 10.00 1.82 34.50 6.67 1.28
25.50 9.78 1.78 35.00 6.53 1.25
26.00 9.57 1.75 35.50 6.39 1.23
26.50 9.37 1.72 36.00 6.26 1.21
27.00 9.16 1.69 36.50 6.14 1.19
27.50 8.97 1.66 37.00 6.01 1.16
28.00 8.78 1.63 37.50 5.89 1.14
28.50 8.59 1.60
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7. Connect the multimeter to the lead on the laser

head side (encircled in the right figure) of
resistance R57 and to the lead on the anode
side (encircled) of diode D22 on the master
board (17164-BA01) .
8. Confirm that the voltage between resistance
R57 and diode D22 is consistently DC +4.5 V
or more while the laser is not emitted.
9. If the voltage is not consistently DC +4.5 V or
more, modify the master board as follows:
1) M o u n t t h e c o n d e n s e r ( 8 0 2 7 1 -
50332:3300PF) in parallel to resistance
4
R140, and mount the resistance (80122-
14331: 330 Ω) in parallel to resistance
R141. 4
2) Mount the resistances in parallel to
resistance R143 in the following order, and 4
confirm that the voltage is DC +4.5 V or
more. 4
a. 80111-14394 (390 kΩ)
b. 80411-14224 (220 kΩ)
c. 80411-14104 (100 kΩ)
d. 80411-14473 (47 kΩ)
&
10. Connect an oscilloscope between TP6 and
GND on the master board. Emit the laser and
confirm that the waveform of TP6 has no
overshooting or noise.
* Oscilloscope setting: TIME/DIV range to 1 msec
* POWER display: 200 mW, 500 mW
11. If the waveform of TP6 has abnormality, adjust as follows:
1) Set parameter for Address 75 to 10 (see 7.1).
2) Check again that the waveform of TP6 has no abnormality.
3) If the waveform of TP6 has abnormality, gradually decrease the values of Address 75
until the abnormality disappears.
4) Connect an oscilloscope as follows:
a. CH1: Between P109 (J109) 1st pin and GND on the master board
b.CH2: Between the lead on the laser head side of resistance R57 and GND on the
master board
5) Check that the haptic of the CH1 and CH2
4V
waveforms becomes as the figure to the
right.
CH1
CH2
1 msec or less
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7.4 Shutter Operation Check

1.Set the shutter (COAG shutter, AIMING shutter) to OPEN and emit the laser. If the shutter
interferes with the optical axis of the green laser, remove the shutter ASSYs (COAG shutter
ASSY.: 17164-1310, AIMING shutter ASSY.: 17164-1320) from the laser base (17164-M001),
insert PW4 (n = 2) between each shutter ASSY. and the laser base, and reassemble the
parts so that the shutter does not interfere with the optical axis of the green laser.
7.4.1 COAG shutter ASSY. operation check

1. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope to the following connectors
on the master board (17164-BA01) and turn on the master and key switches.
2. Check the waveforms when the READY and
STANDBY indications alternately light up (the
TP16
shutter opens and closes ) by pressing the
STATUS switch on CB. Confirm that the time
TP17
lag between the CH1 and CH2 signals (shutter Close
open time, shutter close time) is 20 msec or
less respectively. Open
1) CH1: TP16 TP18
2) CH2: TP17 (shutter close time) 20ms or less 20ms or less
3) CH2: TP18 (shutter open time)
7.4.2 AIMING shutter ASSY. operation check

1. Press of the AIMING switches on CB to check the aiming beam is emitted.
2. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope to the following connectors
on the master board and turn on the master and key switches.
3. Check the waveforms when the aiming beam
is turned on and off (the shutter opens and D5_ANODE
closes) by pressing and of the AIMING
switches on CB. Confirm that the time lag J107-4
between the CH1 and CH2 signals (shutter Close
open time, shutter close time) is 20 msec or
less respectively. Open
1) CH1: D5 (anode side) J107-4
20ms or less 20ms or less
2) CH2: J107-4 (shutter close time)
3) CH2: J107-7 (shutter open time)
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7.5 Optical Adjustment

7.5.1 Green laser optical axis adjustment
1. Remove the following parts of the collector %-

optics ASSY. (17164-1700) referring to the

right figure.
1) SW mount (17164-M110)

2) Receptacle (17164-M107) 5$
3) Sliding plate (17164-M111)
4) Stopper pin (17164-M115)
5) Holder mount (17164-M105)
6) Spring (17164-M109)
2. Connect a clamp tester to the two BRN cables
of J117 (+5 V PS ASSY.: 17164-EA16) on the

%-
master board (17164-BA01). Set DIP SW 6
on CB (17164-BA03) to the OFF position, and
turn on the master and key switches.
3. Set the power meter (COHERENT, model 201)
to the end of the laser (receptacle of the main
body).
4. Press the POWER switch on CB so that the
measured value by the clamp tester matches
to the current at 2.5 W in the Laser Shipping
Record when the laser is emitted. Also, check
that the power meter reads 2.3 W or more.
5. Attach the near point optical adjustment jig
(19344-M910) to the position where the
receptacle was attached.
6. Loosen SB3 × 18 (n = 4) and SB3 × 12 (n = 2)
5$
(see the right figure) to adjust the vertical and
horizontal positions of the unit so that the
green laser optical axis aligns with the center
of the near point optical adjustment jig when
the laser is emitted.

5$
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7.5.2 Aiming beam optical axis adjustment

1. Loosen HH 3 × 6 and turn LD (17164-EA02)
so that the shape of the aiming beam becomes Turn LD. Make the shape of
aiming beam lateral.
lateral as the right figure when the aiming
beam is aligned with the near point optical
adjustment jig (19433-M910).
* Roughly adjust the aiming beam optical axis
HH3×6
in this step.
7.5.2.1 Near point coaxial adjustment

1. Follow the steps below to adjust the LD ASSY. (17164-1600) so that the aiming beam optical
axis aligns with the center of the near point optical adjustment jig, and becomes coaxial with
the green laser.
2 2
1) Loosen SB3 × 8 (n = 2) to adjust the SB3×8 SB3×12
horizontal position of the LD ASSY. at the
LD holder (17164-M088) position.
2) Loosen SB3 × 12 (n = 2) and adjust the
88
vertical position of the LD ASSY. (17164-
1600). SB3×15
4
3) Tighten and loosen SB3 × 15 (n = 4) to 86

precisely align the position of the LD
ASSY. vertically and horizontally.
LD ASSY. (17164-1600)
7.5.2.2 Far point coaxial adjustment

1. Emit the laser to the wall that is 1 m or more away from the device. Follow the steps below to
adjust the dichroic ASSY. (17164-1400) so that the aiming beam and green laser beam
become coaxial.
1) Loosen SB3 × 10 (n = 2) and move the
dichroic ASSY. to left, right, forward, and 2
HH3×6
backward to adjust the position with play
of the screw.
2) Loosen SB2 × 5 (n = 2), and tighten and HH3×6
loosen HH3 × 6 (n = 2) to adjust the vertical SB2×12
position of the dichroic ASSY. SB2×5
2
3) Tighten and loosen HH3 × 6 and SB2 × 2

SB3×10
12 to adjust the horizontal position of the
dichroic ASSY.
2. Perform repeatedly the near point (see
7.5.2.1) and far point coaxial adjustments until
Dichroic ASSY. (17164-1400)
the aiming beam and green laser beam
become coaxial both at the near and far points.
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7.5.3 1 W and 1 V adjustment

1. Remove the same parts of the collector optics ASSY. (17164-1700) as described in “7.5.1
Green laser optical axis adjustment”.
* Before removing the parts, check that the green laser optical axis aligns with the center of
the near point optical adjustment jig (19433-M910) (see 7.5.1).
2. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope between TP8 and TP9 on the
master board (17164-BA01), and turn on the master and key switches.
3. Press the POWER switch on CB so that the power at the end of the laser becomes 1000
mW when the laser is emitted.
4. Perform adjustment by following the steps
%-
below to match the waveforms of TP8 and
TP9 shown on the oscilloscope.
1) Unscrew CK1.4 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the
shield plate (17164-M028).
2) Perform adjustment with SB2 × 4 (n = 2)
to match the waveforms of TP8 and TP9. 5$

5. Perform adjustment by following the steps below so that the voltage of TP8 and TP9 becomes
1 V when the laser is emitted.
1) TP8 voltage: VR6 on the master board
2) TP9 voltage: VR3 on the master board
* If the voltage cannot be set to 1 V, remove the monitor ASSY. (17164-1200) from the laser
base (17164-M001), insert 3PW3 (n = 2) between the monitor ASSY. and laser base, and
adjust the position of the monitor ASSY.
6. Set DIP SWs 1 and 2 on CB (17164-BA03) to the OFF position.
7. Connect an oscilloscope to TP8 on the master board.
8. Confirm that the waveform of TP8 shown on the oscilloscope has no overshooting and noise
when the laser is emitted at the power of 500 mW and 50 mW.
9. Set DIP SWs 1 and 2 on CB (17164-BA03) to the ON position.
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7.5.4 Collective lens adjustment

1. Attach the receptacle (17164-M107) which
was removed in “7.5.1 Green laser optical 5$
axis adjustment”.
2. Set the power meter (COHERENT, model 201)

in front of the laser beam window of the main
body. Press the POWER switch on CB so that
the power meter reads 500 mW. Record the
values measured by the power meter and the
indications of the POWER display.
3. Connect the condensed laser magnification

jig (19344-9100) to the fiber connector %-
5$
(receptacle: 17164-M107) of the main body.
4. Loosen SB3 × 12 and lock rings [17162-M070 (n = 2)] of the adjustment screws [17164-
M112 (n = 2)].
5. First, lower the laser power with the POWER switch on CB, then gradually increase it until
the laser slightly lights up.
6. Emit the laser and turn the adjustment screws so that the position of the green laser beam
aligns with the center of the condensed laser magnification jig.
7. Connect the fiber optic cable along with the collective lens to the holder mount (17164-
M105) and fiber connector of the main body (receptacle: 17164-M107). Set the power meter
at the end of the fiber optic cable.
8. Set POWER on CB to the same power as in Step 2.
9. Follow the steps below to perform the laser 112 : Y axis
alignment for the fiber optic cable and adjust 104
70
the position of the collective lens holder so
that the power meter reads the maximum
power when the laser is emitted.
1) Turn the X axis adjustment screw (17164-
M112) to adjust its position so that the
power meter reads the maximum power.
2) Turn the Y axis adjustment screw (17164-
M112) to adjust its position so that the
3) Push and draw out the collective lens
holder to adjust its position so that the 112 : X axis
4) Repeat Steps 1) to 3) until the power measured by the power meter is 90% or more of the
power obtained in Step 2.
10. Rotate the fiber optic cable one rotation by increments of 90 degrees. Confirm that each
measured power by increments of 90º is 90% or more of the power obtained in Step 9.
* If it is not, perform Step 9 again.
11. Tighten SB3 × 12 and lock rings of the adjustment screws. Confirm that the measured power
is 90% or more of the power obtained in Step 2 and then perform Step 10 again.
12. After adjusting the collective lens, reassemble the sliding plate (17164-M111), stopper pin
(17164-M115), SW mount (17164-M110) ,and spring (17164-M109).
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7.5.5 Laser alignment for the fiber optic cable

* Perform the laser alignment of the fiber optic cable only when the alignment is off set.
1. Loosen SB3 × 12 and lock ring (17162-M070) (see 7.5.4).
2. Connect the fiber optic cable to the collector optics ASSY. (17164-1700). Set the laser power
output to 500 mW and emit the laser onto a wall.
3. Turn the X and Y axes adjustment screws
Center of
(17164-M112) so that the periphery of the laser the laser beam Periphery of
beam emitted onto the wall disappears (or the laser beam
fades out).
4. Set a power meter to the end of the fiber optic
cable.
5. Turn the X and Y axes adjustment screws
(17164-M112) so that the power meter reads
the maximum power.
6. Repeat Step 5 until the power meter reads the
maximum power.
7. Rotate the fiber optic cable one rotation by increments of 90º. Confirm that each measured
power by increments of 90º is 90% or more of the power obtained in Step 2.
8. Tighten SB3 × 12 and lock rings of the adjustment screws. Perform Step 7 again and confirm
that the measured power is 90% or more.
* If it is not, perform Steps 5 to 8 again.
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7.6 Total Adjustment

7.6.1 Light control adjustment
1. Set the DIP SWs 1 and 2 on CB (17164-BA03) to the OFF position, and DIP SWs 3 to 8 to
the ON position.
2. Disconnect the delivery connector and set parameter for Address 24 to 100 (see 7.1).
3. Connect the fiber optic cable and set the power meter (COHERENT, model 201) to the end
of the cable.
4. Follow the steps below to adjust the indications of the POWER display on CB at the power
of 50 mW and 500 mW and the power measured by the power meter.
1) At the power of 500 mW: Adjust the value with VR3 on the master board (17164-BA01).
2) At the power of 50 mW: Adjust the value with parameter address 18
* Perform Step 1) above first, and then perform adjustment until the measured power matches
to the indications on the POWER display both at the power of 500 mW and 50 mW.
5. Turn the key switch to the OFF position and connect the delivery connector of each delivery
unit to the main body.
6. Set the power meter (COHERENT, model 201) to each delivery unit.
7. Measure the power output of each delivery unit when the POWER display on CB indicates
500 mW. Follow the steps below so that the measured power becomes 500 mW ±15%.
1) Set DIP SW 6 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position.
2) Change the following parameters (see 7.1).
a. SL-130 delivery unit: Parameter address 20
b. SL-1600/30SL/SL-1800 delivery unit: Parameter address 21
c. Other delivery units: Parameter address 23
d. ENDO delivery unit: Parameter address 24
e. BIO delivery unit: Parameter address 26
f. HAAG delivery unit: Parameter address 27
g. COMBO delivery unit: Parameter address 28
3) Set DIP SW 6 on CB to the ON position.
4) Measure the power output again, and
repeat Steps 1 to 4 until the power output
becomes 500 mW ±15%. 㪧㫆㫎㪼㫉㩷㫆㪽㩷㫋㪿㪼㩷㪽㫀㪹㪼㫉㪧㪸㫉㪸㫄㪼㫋㪼㫉
* Be sure to set the spot size of each delivery 㫆㫇㫋㫀㪺㩷㪺㪸㪹㫃㪼㪸㪻㪻㫉㪼㫊㫊
unit to the maximum. 㪈㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪇
㪉㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪈
* If the power output is 500 mW ±15%, it is
㪊㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪉
not necessary to change the parameters. 㪋㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪊
8. Measure the power output when the POWER 㪌㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪋
display on CB indicates 100 to 1700 mW. 㪍㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪌
9. Adjust the power output with the parameters 㪎㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪍
㪏㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪎
addresses 30 to 46 as shown in the right table
㪐㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪏
so that the power output becomes 100 to 1700 㪈㪇㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪊㪐
mW ±15% (see 7.1). 㪈㪈㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪇
* Be sure to set the spot size of each delivery 㪈㪉㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪈
unit to the maximum. 㪈㪊㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪉
㪈㪋㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪊
㪈㪌㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪋
㪈㪍㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪌
㪈㪎㪇㪇㩷㫄㪮㪋㪍
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10. Measure the power output when the POWER display on CB indicates 50 mW, and perform
adjustment with parameter address 18 so that the power output becomes 50 mW ±20% (see
7.1).
11. Set the spot size of each delivery unit to the minimum, and measure the power output when
the POWER display on CB indicates 500 mW.
12. Adjust the power output with the following parameter addresses so that the power output
becomes 500 mW ±15% (see 7.1).
1) SL-1600/30SL/SL-1800 delivery unit: Parameter address 80
2) SL130 delivery unit : Parameter address 81
3) HAAG delivery unit: Parameter address 82
13. Confirm that the power output is within the specifications in all conditions (spot size, POWER
display on CB).
14. If the power output is out of the specifications according to spot sizes, correct the output by
changing the parameters.
15. Set the POWER display on CB to 1700 mW and press the foot switch. Confirm that the
starting voltage of TP8 is within ±20% of the stabilized voltage.
16. After the adjustment is complete, set all DIP SWs on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the ON
position.
7.6.2 Aiming beam power adjustment

1. Set the power meter (LASER MATE Q 0217-050-00) to the delivery unit. Connect a multimeter
between TP12 and GND on the master board (17164-BA01). Set the AIMING display on CB
to the maximum and the spot size of each delivery unit to the maximum.
2. Adjust the optical axis of the aiming beam again while checking the power meter so that the
power output of the aiming beam becomes the maximum (see 7.6.2).
3. Adjust the power output of the aiming beam with VR1 on the master board (17164-BA01) so
that it becomes 0.3 mW.
4. Confirm that the voltage (measured by the multimeter) between TP12 and GND on the master
board (17164-BA01) is 1 V or less.
* Normally, the voltage is about 0.5 V.
5. Set the AIMING display on CB to the minimum. Adjust the power output of the aiming beam
with parameter address 19 so that it becomes 0.01 mW or less (see 7.1).
6. Set the AIMING display on CB to the maximum again, and confirm that the power output of
the aiming beam is 0.3 mW.
* If it is not, perform Steps 3 to 5.
7. Turn the fiber optic cable by 360 degrees and confirm that the power output varies within
±10%.
8. If the power output is out of the specifications according to spot sizes, correct the output by
changing the parameters and VRs.
9. Measure the power output of the aiming beam when the spot size is set to the maximum and
minimum, and confirm that the output is within the specifications in all conditions.
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7.6.3 Overpower adjustment

7.6.3.1 Adjustment at 1000 mW
1. Set the DIP SWs 1 and 2 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position and 3 to 8 to
the ON position.
2. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope as below and turn on the
master and key switches.
1) CH1: TP4 on the master board (17164-
BA01)
2) CH2: IC1 77th pin on the master board
3. Set parameter for address 57 to 9 (see 7.1). CH1
4. Set the POWER display on CB to 50 mW and
emit the laser. Observe the waveforms (when
the signal becomes high) on the oscilloscope
and confirm that the time lag between CH1 CH2
and CH2 is 7 msec or less. 7 msec or less
* Perform Steps 3 and 4 for program Ver. 1.00 only.
5. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope as below and turn on the
master and key switches.
1) CH1: TP9 on the master board
6. Set the POWER display to 1000 mW. Turn VR6 on the master board so that the TP8 voltage
matches with the TP9 voltage when the laser is emitted.
* The TP9 voltage is fixed.
7. Set the POWER display on CB to 1000 mW.
While emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the INTLK2.7 occurs.
master board so that the TP8 voltage TP9 voltage +20%

becomes the TP9 voltage +20%. Adjust
parameter address 55 so that INTLK 2.7 (only TP8 voltage
a beep) occurs (see 7.1). TP9 voltage

While emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the
master board so that the TP8 voltage becomes
TP9 voltage
the TP9 voltage -20%. Adjust parameter
TP8 voltage
address 58 so that Err. 15 (only a beep) occurs
(see 7.1). TP9 votage -20%
9. Turn VR6 on the master board so that the TP8
voltage matches with the TP9 voltage when Err.15 occurs.
the laser is emitted.

10. After the adjustment is complete, set all DIP
SWs on CB (17164-BA03) to the ON position.
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7.6.3.2 Adjustment at 50 mW
1. Set the DIP SWs 1 and 2 on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000) to the OFF position and 3 to 8 to
the ON position.
2. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope to the terminals as below and
turn on the master and key switches.
1) CH1: TP5 on the master board (17164-BA01)
3. Turn VR6 on the master board so that the TP4 voltage matches to the TP5 voltage when the
laser is emitted.
* The TP5 voltage on the master board is fixed.
While emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the INTLK2.7 occurs
master board so that the TP4 voltage TP5 voltage +20%

becomes +20% of the TP5 voltage. Adjust
parameter address 56 so that INTLK 2.7 (only TP4 voltage
a beep) occurs (see 7.1). TP5 voltage

While emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the TP5 voltage
master board so that the TP4 voltage TP4 voltage
becomes -20% of the TP5 voltage. Adjust
parameter address 59 so that Err. 15 (only a TP5 votage -20%
beep) occurs (see 7.1).

Err.15 occurs.
6. Turn VR6 on the master board so that the TP4
voltage matches to the TP5 voltage when the
laser is emitted.
7. After the adjustment is completed, set all DIP
SWs on CB (17164-BA03) to the ON position.
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7.6.4 Checking overpower

1. Turn on all DIP SWs on the CB ASSY. (17164-2000).
2. Turn on the key and master switches and connect an oscilloscope as follows:
1) CH1: TP9 on the master board (17164-
TP8 voltage
BA01)
2) CH2: TP8 on the master board TP9 voltage
3. Turn on the master and key switches.

TP9 voltage -20%
While emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the Err.15 occurs.
master board so that the TP8 voltage becomes

-20% of the TP9 voltage. Check that Err. 15
occurs (the laser is turned off at the same
time).
INTLK2.7 occurs.
5. Set the POWER display to 1000 mW. While
emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the master TP9 voltage +20%
board so that the TP8 voltage becomes +20%
of the TP9 voltage. Check that INTLK 2.7 TP8 voltage
occurs (the laser is turned off at the same TP9 voltage
time).
6. Turn off the key and master switches. Connect an oscilloscope to the terminals as below,
and turn on the master and key switches.
1) CH1: TP5 on the master board INTLK2.7 occurs.

TP5 voltage +20%
7. Set the POWER display to 50 mW. While
emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the master TP4 voltage
board so that the TP4 voltage becomes +20% TP5 voltage
of the TP5 voltage. Check that INTLK 2.7
occurs (the laser is turned off at the same
time).
8. Set the POWER display to 50 mW. While TP4 voltage
emitting the laser, turn VR6 on the master
board so that the TP4 voltage becomes -20% TP5 voltage
of the TP5 voltage. Check that Err. 15 occurs TP5 voltage -20%
(the laser is turned off at the same time).
Err.15 occurs.
9. Turn VR6 on the master board to match the voltage of TP8 to that of TP9 when the laser is
emitted.
10. After the adjustment is complete, make sure that the waveforms on the oscilloscope match
when the POWER display is set to 50 to 1700 mW.
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7.6.5 Adjustment of coagulation time and repeat time

1. Set the analyzing recorder (Model 3565) to the device.
2. Set the POWER display on CB to 250 mW and TIME display to 0.01 sec.
3. Emit the laser and adjust the value of parameter address 52 so that the measured value
(COAG TIME) by the analyzing recorder becomes 0.01 sec (see 7.1).
4. Confirm that the COAG TIME is within the specifications when the TIME display on CB is set
to 0.02 sec to 3.00 sec.
1) Specifications of COAG TIME
a. 0.01 to 0.09 sec: TIME display on CB ±20%
b. 0.10 to 3.00 sec: TIME display on CB ±10%
5. Set the REPEAT TIME on CB to 0.1 sec.
6. Emit the laser and adjust the value of parameter address 53 so that the measured value
(REPEAT TIME) by the analyzing recorder becomes 0.1 sec (see 7.1).
7. Confirm that the REPEAT TIME is within the specifications when the REPEAT TIME display
on CB is set to 0.2 sec to 1.0 sec.
1) Specifications of REPEAT TIME: REPEAT TIME display on CB ±10%
7.7 Foot switch adjustment

1. Unscrew FC4 × 8 (n = 2) and remove the foot
switch ASSY. (10149-EA01) from the cover
(17627-M001).

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2. Remove the screws (n = 2) and foot switch

cover.
Screws (n = 2)
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3. Lower the micro switch positioning screws with

a 0.05 inch hexagonal wrench so that
the tips of the screws are hidden as shown in
the right picture.
* There will be a gap under the micro switch,
so push down the switch.
4. Attach the foot switch cover with the screws
(n = 2). Screws (n = 2)
5. Bind a 5 mm hexagonal wrench between the
switch cover and base, and press them by
hand.
6. Rotate the 0.05 inch hexagonal wrench and
position it so that the two switches are turned
on.
* When the switch is turned on, a click
sounds.
* To align ON position of the two switches,
slowly rotate with the 0.05 inch hexagonal
5mm hexagonal wrench 0.05inch hexagonal wrench
wrench one rotation in about 5 seconds.
7. Remove the 5 mm hexagonal wrench and gradually press the switch cover to confirm that
the two switches are simultaneously turned on.
8. If there is misalignment, lower the micro switch positioning screw again and repeat from Step
2.
* When performing readjustment, be sure to insert a tool between the switch cover and
base to lower the micro switch after lowering the positioning screws.
9. Attach the foot switch ASSY. (10149-EA19) to the cover (17627-M001) with FC4 × 8 (n = 2).
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§ 8 SUPPLEMENT
8.1 Wiring Diagram
8-1
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8.2 Connector Cable

17164-EA01
17164-EA02
17164-EA03
8-2
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17164-EA04
17164-EA05
17164-EA06
8-3
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17164-EA07
17164-EA08
8-4
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17164-EA09
17164-EA10
17164-EA11
8-5
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17164-EA12
17164-EA13
8-6
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17164-EA14
17164-EA15
17164-EA16
17164-EA17
8-7
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17164-EA18
17164-EA19
17164-EA20
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17164-EA21
17164-EA22
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8.3 Configuration
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8.4 Labels
[For US]
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[For 100 V]
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[For 200 V]
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8.5 List of Replacement Parts

Name Part No.
Switching power supply 17164-E010
Master board 17164-BA01
Fan ASSY. 17164-EA06
Coagulation shutter ASSY. 17164-1310
Sensor board 17162-BA10
Aiming shutter ASSY. 17164-1320
Laser ASSY. 17164-1000
Laser head 17164-G001
Fiber switch ASSY. 17164-EA01
Main CPU 17164-E150
Sub CPU 17164-E160
CB cable 17164-EA13
Aiming LD ASSY. 17164-EA02
Delivery board 17164-EA08
Monitor ASSY. 17164-1200
Emergency switch ASSY. 17164-EA21
8.6 Tools
• Phillips screwdriver set
• Flatblade screwdriver set
• Blower
• Cleaning stick
• Hexagonal wrench
• Long-nose pliers
• Nipper
• Wire stripper
• Soldering iron
• Tweezers
• Precision screwdriver set
• Industrial screwdriver
• Multimeter
• Oscilloscope
• Clamp tester
• Test clip
• Lens cleaning paper
• Mixed-alcohol solution
• Threadlocking adhesive
• Heat-shrinkable tube
• Japanese special paper
• Solder
• Electrostatic mat (17164-M560)
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8.7 DIP SW Table

No. Operation Contents
Interloc k detec tion is c anc eled. (However, las er em is s ion is
1 Interloc k c anc ellation
s topped by hardware when INTLK oc c urs .)
2 E rror c anc ellation E rror detec tion is c anc eled (s ee *).
3 Not us ed
S witc hover of Current Current c ontrol m ode (OFF) or Light c ontrol m ode (ON) of las er
4
and Light m odes em is s ion is s witc hed.
Continuous em is s ion
5 Las er em is s ion tim e c an be s et to Continuous m ode.
m ode
6 P aram eter s etting m ode E ac h param eter c an be s et.
7 Not us ed
8 S ervic e m ode Input c urrent to las er head, etc . c an be indic ated.
* To avoid unintended laser emission and deterioration of the laser, Err 13, Err 20, and Err
21 occur even when the error detection is canceled.
8.8 Error Code Table

Err Symptoms Causes Measures
COAG shutter does Malfunction or improper position of Check the motion of the shutter.
1
not work properly. COAG shutter Check the position of the sensor.
Check the motion of the filter.
Motorized protective Check the position of the sensor.
Malfunction or improper position of
2 filter does not work Check the delivery connector.
the motorized protective filter
properly. Check the parameter setting for the
delivery unit.
Safety shutter does Malfunction or improper position of Check the motion of the shutter.
3
not work properly. the safety shutter Check the position of the sensor.
Replace the laser.
10 Laser failure Deterioration of the green laser Check laser control signal cables P116 to
P119.
L/D driving circuit is Failure of the L/D current driving
13 Check or replace Tr1 and Tr2.
abnormal. circuit (Tr1, 2)
Power output is Unstable power output of the
15 Readjust the detection of underpower.
unstable. green laser
Repair the broken cable between the LD
L/D temperature is Malfunction of the L/D temperature sensor and P123.
20
abnormal. controlling unit Repair the failed control circuit on the
BA01 board.
Repair the broken cable between the LH
Temperature of the
Malfunction of the green laser sensor and P123.
21 green laser head is
head temperature controlling unit Repair the failed control circuit on the
abnormal.
BA01 board.
Trigger signal circuit is Malfunction of trigger switch Check for breakage of the foot switch
53
abnormal. Broken cable Readjustment of the micro switch position
Reconnect the fiber optic cable plug.
Fiber optics signal Malfunction of the fiber switch
54 Check and adjust the micro switch
circuit is abnormal. Broken cable
position.
Failed sensor of the motorized
Motorized protective Reconnect the delivery connector
protective filter
55 filter signal circuit is Check and adjust the sensor position of
Broken cable
abnormal. the motorized protective filter.
Improper setting
Program data is Contents of the ROM are
90 Replace the CPU.
abnormal. rewritten.
EEPROM data is Contents of the EEPROM are
91 Cancel the error and input the data again.
abnormal. rewritten.
93 Data error Data in the memory is abnormal. Cancel the error and input the data again.
94 Keylock error Improper motion of the program Replace the CPU.
95 Sub CPU error Failure of the Sub CPU Replace the Sub CPU.
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8.9 INTERLOCK Code Table

Interlock No. Sym ptom s Causes M easures
Readjustm ent of the detection of
overpower.
2.7 O verpower O verpower of the laser
Repair broken cable P118.
Repair the failed BA01 board.
Turn off the m aster switch and let
the system sit for 30 m inutes or
O verheat of the This is prone to occur when the
4.7 m ore until it cools down. Or,
laser head peripheral tem perature is high.
replace to the high capacity
cooling fan.
The rem ote interlock connector is
Rem ote interlock Connect the rem ote interlock
6.3 not connected, or rem ote interlock
is O FF. connector.
switch is open.
8.10 Other Messages

Following abbreviations appear on the TIME display when switch operation is improper.
Abbreviation
for improper Causes Measures
operation
The STATUS switch etc. is pressed when the aiming
A.P. Turn on the aiming beam.
beam is OFF.
The AIMING switch etc. is pressed when the fiber
F.S. Connect the fiber optic cable.
optic cable is not connected.
The AIMING switch etc. is pressed when the delivery
Check the position of the delivery
S.U. unit or delivery mirror is not positioned where the laser
unit or delivery mirror.
can be emitted.
The foot switch etc. is pressed when the STANDBY Press the STATUS switch to
S.S.
indication is lit up. change the indication to READY.
The foot switch etc. is pressed when the protective
Set the protective filter.
filter is not set.
P.F.
The AIMING switch is pressed when a delivery unit Connect a delivery unit with the
without the motorized protective filter is connected. motorized protective filter.
8.11 Special Key Operation

Function Key operation
Adjusting each laser power Turn the key switch to the ON position while pressing the AIMING (▽, △) and
output STATUS switches simultaneously.
Green laser power output
Offset: Address 18
Gain: Address 20 to 29 (It varies according to delivery units.)
AIMING laser power output
Offset: Address 19
Gain: Address 17
[Note] Only values of the parameter addresses 17 to 29 can be changed.
Displaying the history of the Turn the key switch to the ON position while pressing the INTVL and STATUS
device switches simultaneously.
Displaying the total shot Each press of the RESET switch changes the following indications:
numbers Total shot numbers: Number on the POWER display × 1000 shots
Recording Error Most recent Error No.
Recording Interlock Most recent Inlterlock No.
Emergency mode Turn the key switch to the ON position while pressing the POWER (▽, △) and
(Laser can be emitted even STATUS switches simultaneously.
when the detective signal [Note] Use this mode only when the operation cannot be continued due to a
for the motorized protective broken signal cable or such. Instruct the operator to check well the protective
filter and delivery unit is filter and proper installation of the delivery unit
improper.)
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8.12 Parameter Table

Address Indication Initial value Contents
1 AdJ 00 Control of adjustment mode 00: Normal mode 01: Adjustment mode
Control of laser emission sound
2 AL on 01 00： No sound
01： W ith sound
3 dEL 00 Setting of delivery units
4 cnt dn 20 Countdown timer
Stopping the total counter
5 to ctr 00 00: Count
01: Stop
6 n-A 00 Not used
READY auto off (min.)
7 oFF rdy 02
00: No auto off
Counter memory
8 ctr rSt 00 00: Memory
01: Clear
Initial value memory
9 LAS rSt 00 00: Memory
01: Clear
10 idL UP 00 L/D idling current offset
COAG shutter operation mode
11 SSt Cot 00 00:READY SW cooperation
01: Foot switch cooperation
Switching 0 (zero) display on the TIME display
12 SEL 0 00 00: Lower case letter
01: Upper case letter
13 n-A 00 Not used
Detection setting of protective filter (Type 1 or 2)
00: Type 1(Those other than the following)
01: L7 (Type 2)
14 PF2 01
02: GYC4EP-1
04: GYCSZ-3A
08: K*, C* (Type 2), J1, AS
Input switch of the trigger switch
15 tr2 00 00: two circuits
01: one circuit
16 2dl 200 W ait time after READY × (10 msec)
17 AdJ L-d 100 AIMING software gain
18 oFs EnE 120 POW ER software offset 100 = ±0
19 oFS L-d 104 AIMING software offset
20 SL13.Pr 120 130 SL POW ER correction factor
21 SL16.Pr 117 SL 1600 POW ER correction factor
22 dEr Pr 100 DERMA. POW ER correction factor
23 dEL1.Pr 100 Monocular indirect ophthalmoscope delivery POW ER correction factor
24 Endo Pr 100 Endophotocoagulation delivery POW ER correction factor
25 dEL2.Pr 100 POW ER correction factor (spare)
26 bio Pr 100 Binocular indirect ophthalmoscope delivery POW ER correction factor
27 HAAG Pr 120 HAAG delivery POW ER correction factor
28 yc.cbPr 115 Combination delivery POW ER correction factor
29 n-A 100 Not used
30 100 Fib 100 100 mW fiber correction factor
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50 ti Lo 01 Minimum coagulation time (0.01 sec)
51 ti Hi 300 Maximum coagulation time (3.00 sec)
52 coAG ti 8 Coagulation time correction factor (1: 1.0 msec)
53 rEP ti 75 Repeat time correction factor (1: 1.0 msec)
54 oP SS 0 Time between laser ON and shutter OPEN (1: 1.0 msec)
55 Adjin27 20 Overpower adjustment (gain) %
56 OFSin27 90 Overpower adjustment (offset) 100 = ±0
57 tiin27 5 Starting time for checking overpower (1: 1.0 msec)
58 AdJ Er15 20 Err 15 adjustment (gain)
59 OFS Er15 200 Err 15 adjustment (offset) 100 = ±0
60 Lo P 05 Minimum coagulation power output (value × 10 mW )
61 Hi P 170 Maximum coagulation power output (value × 10 mW )
Maximum LD current
62 Hi Ldc 200 0: 0 A
250: 7 A
Maximum LH current
63 Hi LHc 200 0: 0 A
250: 3 A
64 Ldt Sb 10 Specified temperature of t. CAL (°C)
65 Ldt St 250 Specified temperature of LD (°C)
66 LHt St 250 Specified temperature of LH (°C)
67 Ldt Sb 12 L/D temperature change
68 LHt Sb 12 L/H temperature change
Operation temperature of FAN
128: 25°C
69 Fan St 128
0: OFF
250: ON
Return time of the protective filter (1: 1.0 msec)
00: STATUS SW cooperation
70 oP PF 01
01 to 250: FOOT SW cooperation (specified OPEN time: 20 msec to 5
sec)
71 oP SH 50 Standby time for shutter OPEN (1: 1.0 msec)
72 cL SH 25 Standby time for shutter CLOSE (1: 1.0 msec)
73 ti P.F. 15 Standby time of protective filter (1: 10.0 msec)
Correction factor for the motorized protective filter when the aiming
74 GrA.P.F. 05
beam is the same color (1: 1.0 msec)
75 P.S.onti 20 Standby time for start-up when +5 V for P. S. LH is ON (1: 1.0 msec)
76 n-A 00 Not used
77 n-A 00 Not used
78 n-A 00 Not used
79 LD OFF 00 Current detection limit when LD is OFF
80 50uSL16 110 50 µm (SL-1600/30SL)
81 50uSL13 110 50 µm (SL-130)
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82 50uHAAG 105 50 µm (HAAG)
83 50uyc.cb 110 50 µm (Combo: GYC2SZ-3A)
84 n-A 100 Not used
85 Lo ATT 180 Not used
86 Hi ATT 180 Not used
87 n-A 100 Not used
88 CAl Pr1 100 CAL power output correction 1 (Not used)
89 CALPr2 100 CAL power output correction 2 (Not used)
90 rE SPot 100 Spot size adjustment (Not used)
Spot size setting (500 um or 990 um)
00: 500 µm
91 SS 1000 00
01: 990 µm display only for L7
08: 990 µm display only for C* and AS
92 Ld cL 200 LD current limit (10 = 1 A)
Protective filter operation setting (manual or motorized)
00: Manual
01: L7
93 Std cot 00
02: EPS, GYC4EP-1
04: GYCSZ-3A
08: K*, C*, J1, AS
94 Gr-A 00 Not used
95 Gr-A Pr 45 Not used
96 Lo Gr-A 50 Not used
97 n-A 00 Not used
98 n-A 00 Not used
0: Forbid
99 Fot Pr 00
1: Permit
100 ～ 197 n-A 00 Not used
198 no uP 00 Updating of the ROM
Initial setting of the EEPROM
199 in EEPr 00
99: Initial setting
8.13 Parameter Setting of Delivery Unit

8.13.1 Parameter setting of single delivery unit
Delivery unit Address Setting Delivery unit Address Setting
L motorized 14 00 AS manual 14 08
(s/n. 52001-) 93 01 (s/n. 13001-) 93 00
L motorized 14 01 14 08
AS motorized
(s/n. 53001-, 440001-) 93 01 93 08
K manual 14 00 14 00
EPS motorized
(s/n. 22001-) 93 00 93 02
K, C manual 14 08 14 00
EPS manual
(s/n. 23001-) 93 00 93 0
14 08 GYC4EP-1 14 02
K, J, C motorized
93 08 motorized 93 02
14 00 14 02
GYC2SZ-3 GYC4EP-1 manual
93 00 93 00
14 04 14 00
GYC2SZ-3A BIO
93 04 93 00
14 00 14 00
AG manual MO
93 00 93 00
AS manual 14 00
(s/n. 12001-) 93 00
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8.13.2 Parameter setting when two types of delivery units are combined
Delivery unit 2
Delivery unit 1 Address
EPS m otorized EPS manual GY C4EP-1 m otorized GY C4EP-1 manual BIO MO
L motorized 14 00 00 02 02 00 00
(s/n. 52001-) 93 03 01 03 01 01 01
L motorized 14 01 01 03 03 01 01
(s/n. 53001-, 440001-) 93 03 01 03 01 01 01
K manual 14 00 00 02 02 00 00
(s/n. 22001-) 93 02 00 02 00 00 00
K, C manual 14 08 08 10 10 08 08
(s/n. 23001-) 93 02 00 02 00 00 00
14 08 08 10 10 08 08
K, J, C motorized
93 10 08 10 08 08 08
14 00 00 02 02 00 00
GYC2SZ-3
93 02 00 02 00 00 00
14 04 04 06 06 04 04
GYC2SZ-3A
93 06 04 06 04 04 04
14 00 00 02 02 00 00
AG manual
93 02 00 02 00 00 00
AS manual 14 00 00 02 02 00 00
(s/n. 12001-) 93 02 00 02 00 00 00
AS manual 14 08 08 10 10 08 08
(s/n. 13001-) 93 02 00 02 00 00 00
14 08 08 10 10 08 08
AS motorized
93 10 08 10 08 08 08
14 00 00
EPS motorized
93 02 02
14 00 00
EPS manual
93 00 00
14 02 02
GYC4EP-1 motorized
93 02 02
14 02 02
GYC4EP-1 manual
93 00 00
14 00 00 02 02 00
BIO
93 02 00 02 00 00
14 00 00 02 02 00
MO
93 02 00 02 00 00
8.13.3 Parameter setting of spot size
Delivery unit Setting of parameter address 91 Spot size

L7 (GYC-4) 01 900 µm
C* (GYC-4) 08 990 µm
GYC4SZ-1 08 990 µm
GYC4SZ-2 08 990 µm
GYC4SZ-4 01 990 µm
Other delivery units 00 500 µm
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8.13.4 Parameter setting for protective filter detection

Delivery unit Setting of parameter address 14
L7 (Type 2) 01
GYC4EP-1 02
GYC2SZ-3A 04
K* 08
C* (Type 2) 08
J1 08
AS 08
Type 1 delivery units
00
(those other than the above)
8.13.5 Descriptions of characters

L : ZEISS SL-130 delivery L7 (GYC-2), L7 (GYC-4), GYC2SZ-4, GYC4SZ-4
K : NIDEK SL-1600 K* (GYC-2), GYC2SZ-7, 8, 9
J : NIDEK SL-1600 (SL-8 microscope) J1 (GYC-2)
C : SL-1800 delivery unit C* (GYC-2), C* (GYC-4), GYC2SZ-2, GYC4SZ-2
AG : HAAG attachable delivery GYC2SG-2
AS : ZEISS 30SL attachable delivery GYC2SZ-1, 7, GYC4SZ-1
EPS : ENDO set delivery EPS-22, 23, 26
BIO : Binocular indirect ophthalmoscope delivery GYC2BO-1, GYC4BO-2, GYC4BO-3
MO : Monocular indirect ophthalmoscope delivery GYC2MO-1
8.13.6 Description of s/n.

The setting of parameter address 14 varies according to the number of the filter position
detection switches (which detect Type 1 or Type 2) inside the protective filter.
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§1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................ 1-1

§2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS .................................................................. 2-1

§3 TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................... 3-1

§4 SUBTROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................ 4-1

§5 REMOVING PROCEDURES .............................................................. 5-1

§6 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES ...................................................... 6-1

§ 7 ADJUSTMENT ................................................................................. 7-1

Turn on the master switch.

Does the EMISSION indicator on the control box

4.14 Brightness of Aiming Beam cannot be

Does the INTERVAL display light up when the No

Does the READY indicator light up when the No

Does the COUNTER display indicate 0 when the No

Do the indications of the control box go off and

Turn the key switch to the ON position. After the

Turn off the master switch.

4.1 LINE Indicator does not Light Up.

Is the voltage between the J108 24th and 20th No

Does the cable between the 20th and 24th pins of

Replace the display board (17164-BA03)

4.2 Fan does not Function.

Is the voltage between the J112 1st and 2nd pins No

Replace the fan ASSY. (17164-EA06) (see 6.2).

4.3 INTERLOCK 6.3 Appears.

Correct the failures between the 3rd and 4th pins

Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see

4.4 Error 1 Appears.

Replace the master board (17164- Repair or replace the coagulation

Is the voltage between the P106 (J106) 3rd pin

Is the voltage on the master board as below when

Is the voltage on the master board as below when

Replace the master board (see 6.15).

4.5 Error 3 Appears.

Does the solenoid of the aiming shutter ASSY.

Is the voltage between the P107 (J107) 3rd pin

Is the voltage of P107 (J107) on the master board

Is the voltage of P107 (J107) on the master board

Replace the master board (see 6.15).

4.6 Error 13 Appears.

Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see

4.7 Error 20 Appears.

Disconnect P123 (J123) on the master board. Is

Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see

4.8 Error 21 Appears.

Disconnect P123 (J123) on the master board. Is

Replace the master board (17164-BA01) (see

4.9 Error 54 Appears.

Is there continuity between the P105 2nd and 3rd,

Disconnect P105 (J105) on the master board. Is

4.10 Any Error in 90s (9*) Appears.

4.11 INTERLOCK 4.7 Appears.

Yes Move the object which blocks the air vent, or

Turn off the device. Let it sit for 30 minutes or

The device is normal.

4.12 Coagulation Output cannot be Changed.

Is the voltage between the P108 (J108) 16th and

Are there any breaks or imperfect soldering in the Yes

Replace the master board (see 6.15).

4.13 Coagulation Time cannot be Changed.

4.14 Brightness of Aiming Beam cannot be Changed.

4.15 Aiming Beam is Invisible.

No Perform the alignment of the fiber optic cable

4. Unscrew TC3 × 12 (n = 4) to remove the fan '#

2. Unscrew CK2 × 4 (n = 2) to remove the

shutter plate B (17164-M41).

6. Unscrew PC3 × 6 (n = 3) to remove the tray 2%

䈀Master board (17164-BA01)䈁䈀17164-EA23䈁 Connectors