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6
Tighten the rear band while holding the head
mounted monitor with your other hand.
Note
Excessive tightening of the rear band can result in
discomfort and head pain during prolonged use. The
rear band and headband function together to prevent
displacement. Therefore, you do not need to tighten
the band to prevent completely movement yet. Hold
the unit with your other hand during adjustment to
prevent movement from the display's optimal
viewing position.
7
Adjust the left and right balance of the headband.
Adjust the positioning so that it remains stable, even
when your hands are not holding it in place.
Notes
• You can leave a space between the headband and
the top of your head. Forcibly positioning the unit
so that there is no space may result in discomfort in
the temporal regions of your head and may prevent
proper positioning.
• If the rear band is not positioned properly at the
back of your neck, displacement may occur. Repeat
the procedure from step 2.
Tips
Mounting the head mounted monitor so that the
distance between its arms and your ears is as small as
possible positions the rear band to the area where the
back of your neck meets your head.
8
Lock the headband lock switches on the left and right
sides of the headband.
9
Clip the cable relay box to your surgical gown at the
back of your shoulder.
Mounting the Head Mounted Monitor
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