TS7000 OperatingManual

TruSystem 7000 Operating Table
Instruction manual
Translation of the original German instruction manual
CE mark/Conformity: This is a Class I medical device according to the Council Directive 93/
42/EEC concerning medical devices and is compliant with the Directive version currently in
force at the time of product sale. The manufacturer declares the conformity of this product with
the essential requirements of the Council Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medical devices
according to Appendix I, as well as the implementation of an assessment procedure required
for Class I product conformity under Appendix VII and documents this with the CE mark.
ETL mark: Intertek tested the product for the USA and Canada. ETL classification regarding risk
of electric shock and fire, as well as mechanical hazard in accordance with ULSTD 60601-1;
CAN/CSA STD C22.2 NO.601.1.
Manufacturer and distributor TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG

Carl–Zeiss–Straße 7–9
07318 Saalfeld
Germany
www.trumpfmedical.com
Telephone +49 3671 586–41911

Fax +49 3671 586–41175
Email [email protected]
Sales and Technical Customer TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc.

Service 1046 LeGrand Blvd.
Charleston, SC 29492
United States
Telephone +1 888 474 9360
We at Trumpf Medical are constantly developing our products.

Therefore, we reserve the right to make changes to the format, equipment, and technology at any time.
Reprinting, copying or translating this document, in whole or in part, is forbidden without the express written
permission of TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG.
TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG expressly reserves all rights under copyright law.
Within the bounds of the legal requirements, the manufacturer is responsible for the technical safety characteristics
of this apparatus only if the maintenance, repairs, and modifications to this apparatus are performed by him or
by someone appointed by him and in accordance with his instructions.
Revision level: 24/11/2016

© TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG Document number: 4990043_030_00
This instruction manual applies to the following sales units:
Name Mat. no.

TruSystem 7000 1841046
TruSystem 7000 V 1841050
Operating table TruSystem 7000 U 1604788
TruSystem 7000 (MBW) 1841048
TruSystem 7000 (MBW) V 1841082
Operating table TruSystem 7000 U (MB) 1604786
TruSystem 7000 U14 (MBW) 2065385
TruSystem 7000 U14 (MBW) V 2065386
Pad table top TS7000 B 1753616

Pad table top TS7000 URO B 1960742
Pad TS7000 U14 B 2065417
Pad TS7000 U14 URO B 2065670
Instruction manual Operating table TruSystem 7000 – 1 730 263 – 11/2016 3

4 Instruction manual Operating table TruSystem 7000 – 1 730 263 – 11/2016
Contents
Contents
1 Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1.1 Definitions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
1.2 Safety instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.2.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.2.2 Electricity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
1.2.3 High-frequency (HF) surgery devices and defibrillators. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
1.2.4 Pad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
1.2.5 Transport/Repositioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
1.2.6 Maintenance/Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.2.7 Protection against infection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
1.2.8 Environmental protection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
1.3 Pictograms on the product . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
2 Important Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
2.1 Proper use of the equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
2.2 Key performance feature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
3 Unpacking and Setting up the Operating Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
4 Operating Table Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

4.1 Two-part table top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
4.2 One-part table top. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.3 Model plate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
4.4 Acoustic signals (factory state) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
5 Pad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
6 Control Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
6.1 Column keypad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
6.1.1 Overview of functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
6.1.2 Optical indicators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
6.2 Remote control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
7 Malfunction Caused by other Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
8 Power Supply. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
8.1 Internal power supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
8.2 External power supply (line connection) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
8.3 Charging the operating table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
9 Equipotential Bonding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
10 Switching the Operating Table On and Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
11 Reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

Contents
12 Coupling Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
12.1 Definition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
12.2 Overview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50
12.3 Coupling points on the operating table top. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
12.3.1 Two-part table top. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52
12.3.2 One-part table top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
13 Using the Operating Table as an Extension Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
14 Attaching the Section Segment to the Operating Table Top. . . . . . . . . . 55

14.1 Section segment without additional locking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55
14.2 Section segment with release button . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
14.3 Section segment with release handle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57
15 Attaching Accessories to the Operating Table Top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
16 Radiolucence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
17 Patient Positioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
18 Load Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64
18.1 Two-part table top. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
18.1.1 Operating table top with head section and leg sections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
18.1.2 Operating table top with head section, seat section extension and
leg sections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66
18.1.3 Operating table top with seat section extension and upper back section. . . .67
18.1.4 Operating table top with Carbon 600 table top segment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .67
18.1.5 Operating table top with Carbon 1200 table top segment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
18.1.6 Operating table top with extension unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
18.1.7 Operating table top with shoulder chair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .68
18.2 One-part table top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
18.2.1 Operating table top with head section, upper back section and
leg sections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .70
18.2.3 Operating table top with Carbon 600 table top segment and
leg sections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .71
18.2.4 Operating table top with Carbon 1200 table top segment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
18.2.5 Operating table top with extension unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .72
18.3 Side rails . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .73
19 Controlling the Operating Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

19.1 Key release . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
19.2 Selecting the head position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .77
19.3 Level position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .78
19.4 Tilt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
19.5 Anti (Reverse)-Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79
19.6 Lift/lower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .80
19.7 Longitudinal travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .81
19.8 Leg section joints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82
19.9 Back section joints. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .84
19.10 Flex/Reflex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .85

Contents
20 Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
21 Travel Behavior . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87
21.1 Requirements for unlocking, rotating, and moving the operating table. . . . . . 87
21.2 Unlocking the operating table (releasing the brake) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
21.3 Freewheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
21.4 Running gear assistance (directional travel, turning the operating table) . . . . 89
21.5 Traction drive (operating table version MB/MBW) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90
21.6 Operating table lock (braking jacks extended). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
21.7 Emergency release of the running gear of the operating table (unlock) . . . . 92
22 Emergency Mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93
23 Care, Cleaning and Disinfection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
24 Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
24.1 Conditions for operation, storage and transport . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
24.2 Operating table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
24.3 Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
25 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
26 Maintenance and Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102
27 Disposal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103
28 EMC-Verification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 104
29 Information on Ordering Additional Equipment for the

Operating Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 107
30 Radio License (only for Operating Table Version MBW). . . . . . . . . . . 108

Safety
1 Safety
1.1 Definitions
The following keywords and symbols are used in this instruction
manual to indicate hazards and important information:
Warning symbol
In the safety information, the warning symbol is
located in the title field with the colored
background, to the left of the signal word
(DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION).
Safety information with a warning symbol
indicates a risk of personal injury.
Follow the safety information to reduce risk of
injuries or death.
Safety instructions without a warning symbol
indicate risk of material damage.
Keyword
DANGER In the safety information the keywords are
located in the title field with the color
WARNING background.
CAUTION They follow a specific hierarchy and, in

conjunction with the warning symbol, indicate the
NOTICE severity of the hazard or the type of
information.
NOTE
See the explanations on page 8 and page 9.
Additional symbol
The additional symbols in the safety information
are located to the left, under the title field with the
colored background.
They should indicate the potential hazard.
Example: Crushing hazard
DANGER!
Risk of personal injury.
Refers to an imminent danger that will result in death or serious
injuries if the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken.

Safety
DANGER!
Refers to an imminent danger that will result in death
or serious injuries if the appropriate precautionary
measures are not taken.
WARNING!
Refers to an imminent danger that can result in death or serious
injuries if the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken.
WARNING!
Refers to an imminent danger that can result in death
or serious injuries if the appropriate precautionary
CAUTION!
Refers to a potential danger that can result in minor or moderate
injury if the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken.
CAUTION!
Refers to a potential danger that can result in minor or
moderate injury if the appropriate precautionary
NOTICE
Risk of material damage.
Refers to a potential danger that can lead to material damage if
the appropriate precautionary measures are not taken.
NOTICE
Risk of material damage.
Refers to a potential danger that can lead to material
damage if the appropriate precautionary measures
are not taken.

Safety
NOTE
Refers to a potential detriment, i.e. undesired states or
consequences could occur if the corresponding information is not
followed.
1.2 Safety instructions

Safety information is defined as measures to protect the user and
patient from dangers than might occur when using the operating
table.
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury. Patient hazard due to changes to the
product!
Changes to the medical device are prohibited! The manufacturer
will not be held liable if changes are made to the operating table.
The medical device is subject to special precautions regarding the

electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). Installation and
commissioning must be done in accordance with the EMC notes
specified in this user manual. See section 24.3 on page 99 and
section 28 on page 104.
In critical situations during surgery, changing the patient's position
by means of operating table movements (level position,
Trendelenburg) may be necessary to facilitate lifesaving measures.
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury. Patient hazard due to malfunction!
Given the present state of the art on the market, the possibility of
an operating table malfunction cannot be fully excluded. While
very unlikely, there does exist a possibility that the motorized table
functions may fail during surgery.
In the rare event that an operating table fails during surgery,

alternate measures may need to be taken to reposition the patient.
These measures include supporting the patient with additional pads
or transferring the patient from the operating table.

Safety
1.2.1 General
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury due to improper handling.
This instruction manual must be
• read and understood in full by the operating personnel,
especially the section “Important Information”, prior to start-up
or, if appropriate, communicated by means of an in-house
training session taking the level of professional training into
account,
• strictly adhered to,
• and readily accessible at the place of use of the product.
WARNING!
The TruSystem 7000 operating table is to be used only
• for the intended purposes specified under “Proper use of the
equipment”!
• with the materials specified under “Proper use of the
equipment”!
• at the values specified under “Technical Data”!
WARNING!
• All work with or on the operating table (set up, commissioning,
operation, maintenance, decommissioning, transport, and
disposal) may be performed only by trained staff.
• Follow the relevant instruction manuals for the proper and safe
use of additional equipment.
• Use of the operating table tops is permissible in combination
with other Trumpf Medical products. The instruction manuals for
the products used must be observed and followed for their use.

Safety
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient due to improper
attachment!
Check that the section segments and accessories are securely
fastened to the operating table before each use. Spontaneous
movement may occur and loose elements may slip out!
Loosen control units for adjustment purposes only. Clamp them
down immediately thereafter! Always check that fastening
elements are secured properly.
CAUTION!
• Risk of crushing by moving parts! Familiarize yourself with its
operating functions before using the product!
• Risk of injury due to overhanging parts. Maintain proper
distance.
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient due to damaged
product.
Check that all electrical and mechanical functions/parts of the
operating table, including accessories, are undamaged and in
good working order before start-up.
Defective or damaged products may not be used!
NOTE
The manufacturer will not be held liable if
• additional components or other accessories that do not meet
the manufacturer's specifications are installed or used with this
product,
• installed safety equipment is removed.

Safety
1.2.2 Electricity
WARNING!
Position the operating table such that the detachable
plug or device couplers are easily accessible.
The operating table may only be connected to a
power supply with protective conductor. This reduces
the risk of electric shock.
WARNING!
Have the operating table and power supply electrical
safety checked once a year by an electrician.
We recommend an annual general safety inspection
by TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc., Technical
Customer Service.
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient!
• Always keep the operating table in an operational (charged)
state so that it is ready immediately in case of power supply
failure!
• Fully charge the operating table prior to first use.
WARNING!
An extension cord cannot be used with the power
cable at the operating table, otherwise, in case of a
fault, the permitted patient leakage current threshold for
cardiac surgery (applied part CF according to
IEC 60601–1) will be exceeded. The fault occurs
when the protective conductor is interrupted by a
damaged power cable. The operating table must only
be connected to the power grid using the original
power cord from Trumpf Medical. In addition, the
supply voltage must be respected. The operating table
must only be connected to the supply voltage indicated
on the nameplate.

Safety
WARNING!
When used on an electrically conductive floor, the
operating table may be used only if connected to an
equipotential bonding cable. The equipotential
bonding cable connection location on the operating
table is in accordance with IEC 60601–1.
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury and material damage.
Ensure that the power cable and equipotential bonding cable are
not crushed or driven over. Stop using cables if damaged. If there
are concerns regarding the safety of the power or equipotential
bonding cable, use the internal power supply (battery) only until the
corresponding cable can be replaced.
Remove cables prior to relocating the table.
CAUTION!
The anti-static properties of the operating table top comply with the
legal requirements. Meeting this requirement requires the use of the
pads supplied with the product, which must be properly secured.
NOTICE
Risk of material damage to the electronics due to
condensation.
There is a risk of condensation forming during transport, which
could potentially damage electronic components. After delivery of
the operating table, it is important to wait a certain period of time
before it is switched on or connected to an external power source
(at least 12 hours is recommended). Place the operating table in
an environment with the same ambient temperature and relative
humidity as the room where the table will be used (see page 96).
The batteries must be completely recharged after a significant
change in temperature or humidity.

Safety
1.2.3 High-frequency (HF) surgery devices and defibrillators
WARNING!
The operating table is suitable for the use of HF

surgical equipment, defibrillators, and defibrillator
monitors. Please follow the manufacturer's
instruction manual and safety information for the
equipment.
Trumpf Medical operating tables are electrically
conductive in accordance with currently applicable
IEC 60601-1 regulations. When high-frequency
surgery devices, defibrillators, and defibrillator monitors
are used, the patient runs the risk of burns if safety
precautions are not followed.
• Risk of burns to patient! Position the patient on the
operating table isolated from metal parts (operating
table, accessories) and conductive pads or tubes.
• Make sure the patient does not come into contact
with damp towels or pads! Only use dry materials!
• The electrically motorized operating table functions
can be interrupted when high-frequency surgical
devices are used simultaneously.
1.2.4 Pad
CAUTION!
• The pads and cover retain the patient's body heat, thereby
preventing body temperature from falling due to heat diffusion.
• The pads can be removed. Use the appropriate
Trumpf Medical pads only! Do not position the patient on the
operating table without a pad.
• Lift the patient into the desired position on the operating table;
do not drag the patient over the pads. After each change of
position, lift the patient's appropriate body parts. Any wrinkles
or shearing forces that have developed will be eliminated.
• Do not stick any sharp-edged objects into the pad. Avoid
placing sharp objects on the pad. Do not attach any adhesive
foil!
• For accessories with removable pads, do not carry the
accessories by the pad. They may come detached from the pad
and fall downward.

Safety
1.2.5 Transport/Repositioning
CAUTION!
Occupational safety for personnel: Given their heavy weight, when
lifting or carrying the section segments and accessories, or when
manually moving the operating table with or without a patient, take
extra care not to strain your back! Work with an additional person
if necessary. Never couple or uncouple multiple section segments
or heavy, unwieldy accessories at the same time! Hold the
component securely and do not drop it!
CAUTION!
Incorrect loading can break the section segments off the operating
table or cause the operating table to tip over. Do not climb onto or
down from the operating table over the back sections or attached
section segments. Patients may only get on or off in the area of the
support column, using the seat section. Do not sit on the back
section or other attached table section segments.
CAUTION!
• Always move the operating table to the level position before
placing a patient on the table top.
• Secure the patient on the operating table (e.g., by using straps),
and provide active support to the patient when making
adjustments to the operating table!

Safety
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury and material damage. Risk of
collision when adjusting the operating table!
Perform all patient repositioning in a controlled and
responsible manner! Pay close attention to all
electrically supported operating table functions and
movements, up to the final position, to rule out any
hazard to the patient and material damage to the
operating table, equipment or furnishings. Care must be
taken to avoid collisions. The operator must take care
to interrupt any function that poses this risk.
Pay close attention that no surgical draping, tubing or
other objects can be touched and pinched by movable
parts.
Pay particular attention to the operating table when
lowering, since the table top may collide with objects
lying below it, or it may even make contact the floor if it
is set in an extreme position. Users should be aware of
the fact that there exists a risk of crushing injuries to both
the patient and the staff. Extreme care should be taken
to avoid these risks.
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury and material damage. Hazard to the
patient!
• Continually monitor the patient's position.
When moving to level position on the operating table, larger
patient incline positions can occur compared to the initial
position.
Select the Level position function only if there is no possibility of
collisions! Monitor the movement to level position up to the final
position.
• Risk of physical injury due to the operating table tipping over!
Moving the operating table with a patient positioned on it is
only permitted if specific conditions are met (see page 87).
• Danger of collision! Be especially careful when transporting
the operating table! Be careful to avoid collisions with nearby
persons or furniture to prevent damage to the table!

Safety
1.2.6 Maintenance/Repair
NOTE
• Always retain and fill out a log book for this medical equipment!
All servicing, inspections, and repairs are to be documented in
this log book.
• All repairs have to comply with the safety regulations in
IEC 60601–1.
• The manufacturer is only responsible, within the bounds of the
legal requirements, for the technical safety characteristics of this
device, if the maintenance, repairs and modifications to this
apparatus are performed by Trumpf Medical service
technicians or by personnel authorized and trained by
Trumpf Medical.
• Trumpf Medical will not be held liable for damage of any kind
arising from the failure to perform inspections or as a result of
inadequate repairs or maintenance, or modifications to the
product.
• To ensure safe use of the operating table, Technical Customer
Service must be ordered immediately if there are leaks in the
running gear hydraulics system (loss of hydraulic fluid).
1.2.7 Protection against infection
CAUTION!
Risk of infection.
• Comply with all the stipulations concerning cleaning and
disinfection (see page 94). Follow all cleaning and disinfection
procedures and use only the disinfectants described in this
instruction manual!
• Devices and equipment must be cleaned and disinfected
before being handed over to service technicians for
maintenance and repair work.
• Replace pads that no longer meet infection prevention and
hygiene requirements.

Safety
1.2.8 Environmental protection
NOTE
• Dispose of any remaining cleaning and disinfection
materials and any associated residues in a safe and
environmentally compatible manner.
• Note recycling possibilities for batteries that have
become unserviceable.
• Follow this document for environmentally friendly
disposal (see page 103).
1.3 Pictograms on the product

The TruSystem 7000 operating table is equipped with pictograms.
The pictograms contain information regarding the operating table
or indicate specific dangers at the marked positions. Follow the
other pictograms on the section segments and accessories.
WARNING!
Note the hazard locations and risks indicated by the pictograms
on the operating table.
NOTE
All pictograms (adhesive labels) on the device must be complete
and legible! They may not be
– moved
– changed
– removed or
– covered by other objects.
Damaged or missing pictograms are to be replaced according to
the specifications.
The following pictograms are located on the operating table:

Safety
Item Pictogram Meaning Position

[A] Model plate Foot end on the running gear in
the running gear recess
[B] Operating table name On the right side on the topmost

cover panel
[C] Connector pin for equipotential Head end on the running gear.
bonding cable
[D] Connector socket for power cable On the cover of the connector
socket, at the head end on the
running gear
[E] 2x 10 AT fuses On the cover of the connector
socket, at the head end on the
running gear
[F] Connector socket for wired remote Under the seat section on the
control column head (both sides)
[G] Before retracting the floor jacks, lower On the right and left side of the
the patient table lift until the pictogram column
is covered.

Safety

[H] Button for emergency release Head end on the running gear
[I] ETL mark Foot end on the running gear in

the running gear recess, next to
the model plate
[K] Software label with the current Foot end on the running gear in
operating table software version the running gear recess, under
the model plate
[L] only for operating table version MB Foot end on the running gear in
Identifier of operating table with the running gear recess, next to
motorized drive mode the software label
only for operating table version Foot end on the running gear in
MBW the running gear recess, next to
Identifier of operating table with the software label
motorized drive mode and radio
module
[M] Jamming and crushing hazard Foot end on the running gear in
the running gear recess, at the
center
[N] Follow the instruction manual Foot end on the running gear in
the running gear recess, next to
the model plate
[O] Reset Button Head end at the column base
[P] Positioning aid for the extension At both extension adapter

adapter supports
yellow strip with black arrow
(positioning aid)

Safety

[Q] The maximum possible patient weight Foot end on the running gear in
on the operating table is 1000 lbs the running gear recess, next to
(450 kg). the radio license
The maximum operating table weight
of 660 lbs (300 kg) consists of the
operating table weight itself plus the
weight of the connected section
segments.
[R] only for operating table version Foot end on the running gear in
MBW the running gear recess, next to
Radio license FCC and IC the ETL mark

Important Information
2 Important Information
The quality management system at TRUMPF Medizin
Systeme GmbH + Co. KG has been certified in accordance with
the currently applicable EN ISO 13485 standard.
Prior to using the products, read this instruction manual carefully from
the beginning to the end in order to familiarize yourself with the
product and its functions in a step-by-step manner. Keep the
operating instructions near the product so that information can be
found at a later point in time. The instruction manual is an inherent
part of the product and must be handed over when changing
location or personnel. Furthermore, the instruction manual must be
easily accessible for all product users at all times.
This operating table is safe to use. Residual risks are addressed in
the respective sections of this manual. Pay attention to this
information.
Glossary The following terms and abbreviations are used in this instruction
manual:
Term Explanation
Text written in ITALICS Descriptions of keys, functions, displays,
and system components
▸...◂ Text on remote control display
Numbers in brackets Numbering used in illustrations
[50] (Allocation graphics - text)
[a10] Indicates displays on a control unit
[i10] Indicates functions (keys) on a control
unit
[10] Indicates parts
# Material number
Button Button on the remote control touchscreen
DGHM Deutsche Gesellschaft für Hygiene und
Mikrobiologie (German Society for
Hygiene and Microbiology)
Trumpf Medical TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH +
Co. KG
Medical device Device as defined as medical product in
the German Medical Device Act (MPG,
Medizinproduktegesetz)

Term Explanation
Section segment Add-on component for additional
equipment for the operating table. The
section segment is fastened to coupling
points on the operating table and
extends the space for positioning the
patient.
Enclosed section One-part section segment with two
segment hooks; matches the width of the
operating table top
Side rail Rails for attaching accessories
Operating table Operating table with running gear
The section segments attached to the
operating table top are also part of the
operating table.
Column keypad Control keypad on head end of the
column
Two-part table top The table top is made up of a seat
section and a lower back section. The
seat section is permanently attached to
the lower back section.
This applies to the following products:
#1841046/#1841050/#1604788/
#1841048/#1841082/#1604786
One-part table top The table top is made up of only a seat
section.
This applies to the following products:
#2065385/#2065386
VAH Verbund für Angewandte Hygiene e. V.
(German Registered Association for
Applied Hygiene)
Accessories, accessory Attachments for further equipping the
components operating table. Accessories are
attached to the operating table top or
section segments.

Term Explanation
Abbreviations used in the names of the products
MB Motorized running gear
MBW Motorized running gear and interface
for the remote control device
V Attachment of the pad using Velcro
U USA version
2.1 Proper use of the equipment

The devices described in this manual are for human medical use
only. The operating table may only be used/operated by trained
physicians and nursing personnel in a controlled and responsible
manner. Training of operating and nursing personnel may only be
done by the manufacturer or other persons authorized by the
manufacturer.
The TruSystem 7000 operating table, in conjunction with the section
segments and accessories offered and sold by Trumpf Medical, is
intended for the following uses:
• Patient positioning during surgery, ranging from anesthesia
induction to actual surgery and recovery from the anesthesia.
• Patient transport on the operating table top, from a patient
transfer unit to the operating room or from the operating room to
the patient transfer unit.
The rails located below the back section at the interior sides of the
bars are intended only for the support of X-ray cassettes (size:
14 inch (35.56 cm)).
Positioning of the patient on the operating table is in accordance
with general practice and doctrine, as for example described in
specialist literature.
Do not transport objects, devices, or materials on the operating
table.
Follow this instruction manual to comply with the intended use of this
operating table. Any other use of the operating table is regarded
as improper use. The supplier/manufacturer is not liable for
damage to property or injury to persons resulting from improper use.
2.2 Key performance feature

The medical device remains in the position set by the operator. A
change of the position will only occur through a proactive action by
the operator.

Unpacking and Setting up the Operating Table
3 Unpacking and Setting up the Operating Table

The operating table is delivered on a pallet, in a packing case.
Ordered table components/accessories are packed individually
on the pallet, or are connected to the operating table. Warning, the
packaging is not weatherproof. Follow the ambient conditions for
storage and transportation (shipping) in the section 24 on page 96.
Unpack the operating table in a room with a level floor and
sufficient open space to roll away the pallet.
1. Position the pallet so that an area of approx. 5‘ x 16‘ 6”
(1.5m x 5 m) is available.
2. Open the top of the box.

3. Lift the two-piece ramp up and out and position it at the front
edge of the pallet as shown.
4. Remove the box fasteners below at the pallet.
5. Lift the box upward and remove it.
6. Remove the scope of delivery notice.
7. Take off the straps.
8. Remove the securing beams.
9. NOTICE
Risk of material damage to the electronics due to
condensation.
There is a risk of condensation forming during transport, which
could potentially damage electronic components. After
delivery of the operating table, it is important to wait a certain
period of time before it is switched on or connected to an
external power source (at least 12 hours is recommended).
Place the operating table in an environment with the same
ambient temperature and relative humidity as the room where
the table will be used (see section 24.1 on page 96).
10. Switch on the operating table using the column keypad (press
the ON key).
11. Remove key lock. To do this, press the KEY RELEASE key. The
release of the keypad is indicated by an acoustic signal and
the associated indicator lights up. The keypad is released for
operation for 10 seconds.

Unpacking and Setting up the Operating Table
12. On the column keypad, press the FREEWHEEL key until an

intermittent audible signal is heard. Operating table brake
released. When this is complete, the acoustic signal will cease
13. CAUTION!
Risk of physical injury due to the operating
table tipping over!
The operating table can tip over and cause
injuries if it is moved over the side edge of the
pallet.
Carefully remove the operating table from the pallet using the
ramp. This requires at least 2 people.
14. Remove key lock. To do this, press the KEY RELEASE key. The
release of the keypad is indicated by an acoustic signal and
the associated indicator lights up. The keypad is released for
operation for 10 seconds.
15. On the column keypad, press the LOCK key until an intermittent
audible signal is heard. The operating table will be jacked up.
When this is complete, the acoustic signal will cease.
16. Dispose of the pallet, ramp, and packing material in an
environmentally responsible manner.
17. Charge the operating table. See section 8.3 on page 47.)

Operating Table Overview
4 Operating Table Overview
4.1 Two-part table top

The TruSystem 7000 operating table has a two-part table top with
two motor driven joint pairs (leg and back section joints) and a rigid
coupling point. Operating table movement behavior can be
adjusted electrically. The operating table models MB and MBW
have an additional electric drive unit.

Key:
[1] Column keypad
[2] Remote control
[3] Seat section
[4] Back section
[5] Motorized leg section joint with fixture L
[6] Side rails for seat section
[7] Motorized back section joint
[8] Side rail for back section
[9] Attachment S
[10] Insertion opening for extension adapter
[11] Support for the extension adapter
[12] Control unit connector socket (head and foot ends)
[13] Running gear
[14] Connector pin for equipotential bonding cable
[15] Connector socket for power cable
[16] Wheel
[17] Fifth wheel for running gear assistance (directional travel/
drive mode)
[18] Button for emergency release of running gear (under the
label)
[19] Power cable
[20] Equipotential bonding cable
[21] Head end of the operating table top
[22] Foot end of the operating table top
[23] Reset Button
[24] Cover cap
[25] Side rails for leg section joint
(not for operating table version U)

4.2 One-part table top

The TruSystem7000 U14 operating table has a one-part table top
with two motor-driven joint pairs (leg and back section joints). The
traveling movements of the operating table are adjusted electrically.
The operating table has an electrical drive unit.

Key:
[1] Column keypad
[2] Remote control
[3] Seat section
[5] Motorized leg section joint with fixture L
[6] Side rails for seat section
[7] Motorized leg section joint with fixture M
[10] Insertion opening for extension adapter
[11] Support for the extension adapter
[12] Control unit connector socket (head and foot ends)
[13] Running gear
[14] Connector pin for equipotential bonding cable
[15] Connector socket for power cable
[16] Wheel
[17] Fifth wheel for running gear assistance (directional travel/
drive mode)
[18] Button for emergency release of running gear (under the
label)
[19] Power cable
[20] Equipotential bonding cable
[23] Reset Button
[24] Cover cap
[25] Side rails for leg section joint
[26] Side rails for back section joint

4.3 Model plate
Key:
[A] Manufacturer
[B] Product name
[C] Material number (with bar code)
[D] Serial number (with bar code)
[E] Voltage and frequency depending on the operating voltage:
100 V–230 V~ 50 Hz/60 Hz,
240 V~, 50 Hz
Max. power 700 VA
[F] Operating mode: Continuous operation with intermittent load
2 min ON, 8 min PAUSE
[G] The device is declared compliant in accordance with the
Council Directive 93/42/EEC concerning medical devices
[H] Degree of protection from water penetration
[I] Device has an internal power supply
[K] Degree of protection against electric shock:
Type B applied part
[L] Date of manufacture (year - month)
[M] Product must not be thrown into the household waste.
[N] Certification mark of the test center

4.4 Acoustic signals (factory state)

Various acoustic signals sound at operating table in conjunction
with specific operating procedures or states.
Action Description of acoustic signal

Switch on the operating table Ascending tone sequence
Switch off the operating table Descending tone sequence
Maximum overload limit, end Single tone
position or level position of
selected adjustment range
reached
Confirmation of operating
procedure, e.g.:
– Key lock canceled Double tone
– Level position reached Double tone
– Processes at the running gear Periodic single tone
(movement, locking/
During movement the single
unlocking)
tone repeats at intervals of a few
seconds.
Operating table requires 2 pulsing tone sequences
charging. intermittently repeating (at an
interval of several minutes -
battery tone)
Error Shrill triple tone (error tone)
Warning, e.g.: Recurring high-pitched single
– Leg sections move together tone (warning tone)
during single joint adjustment During movement the warning
– Emergency mode tone sounds continuously at
intervals of a few seconds.
In addition to the acoustic signals, a corresponding indicator is

shown in the display when using the TruSystem 7000 remote
control device.

Pad
5 Pad
The following pad versions are permissible for the operating table
tops:
Name Material number

Pad table top TS7000 B 1753616
Pad table top TS7000 URO B 1960742
Pad TS7000 U14 B 2065417
Pad TS7000 U14 URO B 2065670
Using the operating table with unapproved pads is prohibited, and

will result in the loss of conformity clearance for CE.
The pads #1753616 and #1960742 are designed for operating
tables with a two-part table top. The pads #2065417 and
#2065670 are designed for operating tables with a one-part table
top. The pad material number is located on the under side of the
pad.
The pad is a 3.6" (90 mm) thick, viscoelastic foam in a double
sandwich design, with a non-removable electrically conductive
cover material. CAUTION, use of the pad is prohibited if its surface
has been damaged. They are attached to the operating table top
with Velcro. The pad can be disinfected and wiped down (see
section 23 page 94), and is radiolucent. Furthermore, the pad is
latex-free and breathable.
The pad allows pressure-necrosis-inhibiting positioning of the
patient. Medically trained personnel must eliminate residual risk by
providing active decubitus prophylaxis when positioning the patient.
The pad is anti-static and complies with the normative requirements
when properly attached.
Removing pads Grip beneath the underside of the pad and lift the pad upward.
Installing pads
CAUTION!
attachment!
Check that the pad is securely fastened to the operating table. The
pad must be attached precisely to the pad plate!
The pad is attached to the pad plate with Velcro. When you attach
the pad, be sure the pad's loop portion of the fastener is dry and
lined up properly with the hook portion of the fastener strap on the

Pad
pad plate. Place the pad on the pad plate, press down across the
length of the hook and loop fastener and check that it is securely
attached.

Control Units
6 Control Units
The operating table can be controlled by using the following
control units:
• Column keypad
• Remote control
• Foot control
The control unit [12] female connector on the operating table is
used exclusively to connect the wired remote control or the foot
control.
Entries via keys at the individual control units are accepted in the
following sequence (priority):
1. Column keypad
2. Wired remote control
3. Foot control
4. Cordless remote control
Simultaneous activation of multiple keys will result in the sounding of
alarms or in the execution of table functions in order of priority.
6.1 Column keypad
6.1.1 Overview of functions
The operating table is displayed on the column keypad in a

simplified graphical form. The top section of the graphic
representation shows the functions of the operating table, with the
functions of the operating table column below (viewed from the
head end). The keys for the adjustment functions are identified by
arrows and arranged according to table segment. The direction of
movement for the individual functions corresponds to the image
displayed.
The individual functions on the column keypad can only be selected
once the keys are unlocked. To activate an operating table function,
press and hold the function key on the keypad until the desired
position is reached. The function stops when the key is released. The
keypad is locked again automatically ten seconds after the last key
press. The OFF button is an exception. The operating table can be
turned off at any time using the OFF button on the column keypad.
The column keypad functions can also be selected using two-key
control. Press the ON key and simultaneously press the desired
function key. The keypad does not need to be unlocked prior to
two-key control.

Control Units
EM RGENCY
OVE RI E
Key:
[i1] Switch on the operating table, display: Ready
[i2] Switch off the operating table
[i3] Head position left, display: Head position left
[i4] Head position right, display: Head position right
[i5] Lift
[i6] Lower
[i7] Trendelenburg
[i8] Anti (Reverse)-Trendelenburg
[i9] Tilt left
[i10] Tilt right
[i11] Level position, indicator: Level position
[i12] Leg section joint up
[i13] Leg section joint down
[i14] Back section joint up
[i15] Back section joint down
[i16] Longitudinal travel toward head end
[i17] Longitudinal travel toward foot end
[i20] Activate emergency mode, display: Emergency mode
[i45] Lock the operating table, indicator: Operating table locked
[i52] Free movement unlocked, indicator: Freewheel
[i53] Key release, display: Key release
[i54] Running gear assistance, display: Running gear assistance
[a1] Operating table, battery status

[a3] External power supply
[a4] Malfunction

Control Units
6.1.2 Optical indicators
Indicator State Color Meaning Action

Ready [i1]
illuminated green Operating table is switched on –
and ready.
flashes green In addition to indicator [i1], the See indicator [i20]
emergency mode indicator is
illuminated.
not Operating table is switched off Switch on the operating table if
illuminated necessary.
Key release [i53]

illuminated green Column keypad keys released. –
The keypad locks 10 seconds
after the last key is pressed.
flashes green In addition, a shrill single tone Press button [i53]. The keypad
(warning tone) sounds. is released for operation for
10 seconds.
The column keypad is locked.
Select functions on the column
A locked key was pressed on the
keypad using the two-key
keypad. Direct operation of the
operating table using the column control.
keypad is not possible.
not The column keypad is locked. Press button [i53]. The keypad
illuminated is released for operation for
Direct operation of the operating
10 seconds and the indicator is
table using the column keypad is
constantly illuminated.
not possible.
Select functions on the column
Except for OFF key
keypad using the two-key
The operating table can be control.
turned off at any time using the
OFF button on the column
keypad.
Head position left [i3]
illuminated green Indicator corresponds to the –
head position of the patient on
the operating table.

Control Units

Head position right [i4]
illuminated green Indicator corresponds to the –
head position of the patient on
Level position [i11]

illuminated green The operating table is in level –
position.
flashes green Leveling of the operating table Contact Technical Customer
incomplete. Service.
Emergency mode [i20]
illuminated red In addition to indicator [i20], the Block the defective operating
operational readiness table from use for subsequent
indicator [i1] flashes. surgeries.
The operating table emergency Contact Technical Customer
mode was activated manually. Service.
Locking (jacking up) [i45]
illuminated green The operating table is jacked up. –
flashes green In addition, a shrill single tone Press button [i45]. The
(warning tone) sounds. operating table is being jacked
up; the indicator light goes out.
The operating table is free to
move or running gear assistance The indicator is constantly
is active. The selected function is illuminated if a locked key is
locked for this status (operating pressed when 10 seconds
table released). have passed since the last key
was pressed.
Freewheel [i52]
illuminated green The operating table is activated –
for free movement.

Control Units

Running gear assistance [i54]
illuminated green Operating table movement is –
assisted by an additional wheel
in the center under the running
gear.
The operating table can be
rotated about its center, shifted
into direction travel, or moved
with the drive mode *1.
Battery status [a1]
illuminated green Operating table is fully charged. –
flashes green Operating table is charging. –
illuminated red Operating table requires Establish external power

charging. supply connection for
operating table.
flashes red Operating table battery is Establish external power
discharged! Electrical functions supply connection for
are severely limited. operating table.
Operating table shutdown
pending.
External power supply [a3]
illuminated green Power cable is connected to the –
operating table.
External power supply active
(line power connection)
Malfunction [a4]
illuminated red An error has occurred with the Note the indicator in the
operating table. remote control display.
Operating table can be used in Contact Technical Customer
a limited manner. Service.
*1
Only for operating table version MB/MBW

Control Units
6.2 Remote control

The following remote controls can be used with the
TruSystem 7000 operating table:
– TruSystem 7000 wired remote control
– TruSystem 7500 wireless remote control (only for operating table
version MBW)
The user manual of the remote control used must be followed.
TruSystem 7000 wired remote control:

Key:
[i5] Lift
[i6] Lower
[i7] Trendelenburg
[i9] Tilt left
[i10] Tilt right
[i11] Level position
[i24] Select left joint
[i25] Select right joint
[i30] Cancel or go back to next higher level in menu
[i31] OK - Confirm a selected menu function and return to the main
menu
[i32] Reflex
[i33] Flex
[i45] Lock operating table
[i47] Traction drive at the foot end (only for operating table version
MB/MBW)
[i48] Traction drive at the head end (only for operating table
version MB/MBW)
[i52] Freewheel
[i54] Running gear assistance
[27] Touchscreen

Control Units
TruSystem 7500 wireless remote control (only for operating

table version MBW):
Key:
[i5] Lift
[i6] Lower
[i7] Trendelenburg
[i9] Tilt left
[i10] Tilt right
[i11] Level position
[i24] Select left joint
[i25] Select right joint
[i30] Cancel or go back to next higher level in menu
[i31] OK - Confirm a selected menu function and return to the main
menu
[27] Touchscreen
The handling behavior cannot be controlled with the
TruSystem 7500 remote control.

Malfunction Caused by other Devices
7 Malfunction Caused by other Devices

Portable and mobile RF communications equipment may interfere
with the medical device.
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to patients caused by
malfunctions of the operating table!
It is possible that other medical or non-medical devices in the room
may use the same frequency range as the operating table or the
wireless remote control. Thus, the devices can cause the
malfunction of the operating table. Note the operating frequencies
of various pieces of equipment.
Examples of potential sources of interference:

– Electronic control gear (ECG) for fluorescent lamps
– RF surgical devices
– wireless remote controls for other devices (for example, monitor)
– very bright interior lights

Power Supply
8 Power Supply
The operating table electronics monitors the external and internal
power supplies. If the operating table is not in use for an extended
period, the batteries should be recharged periodically to preserve
the battery service life. A charging interval of 1 month is
recommended.
8.1 Internal power supply

Two lithium ion batteries provide the internal power supply. With the
set of batteries charged, use of the electric operating table functions
is guaranteed for 16 hours (total duration of movement for electrical
functions). The electrical functions on the operating table are
blocked when the rechargeable battery set is discharged or almost
completely discharged. In this case, the external power supply must
be connected.
The battery charge status can be seen on the indicator [a1] on the
column keypad. Observe the indicator while using the operating
table.
8.2 External power supply (line connection)

The operating table external power supply is provided by the line
power in the room. When connected to line power, there are no
limitations on the use of electrically powered table functions.
CAUTION!
An extension cord cannot be used with the power cable at the
operating table, otherwise, in case of a fault, the permitted patient
leakage current threshold for cardiac surgery (applied part CF
according to IEC 60601–1) will be exceeded. The fault occurs
when the protective conductor is interrupted by a damaged power
cable. The operating table must only be connected to the power
grid using the original power cord from Trumpf Medical.
In addition, the supply voltage must be respected. The operating
table must only be connected to the supply voltage indicated on
the nameplate.

Power Supply
Connecting the
operating table to 1. DANGER!
the power supply Risk of death from damaged power cables!
There is a risk of death by electric shock if the
power cable is damaged. Check the power
cable and remove from use if it has been crushed
or if the insulation is damaged.
2. WARNING!
Risk of explosion due to flammable gas
mixtures!
There is risk of explosion in conjunction with
flammable mixtures of anesthetics and air if the
power cable is first plugged into the socket and
then into the operating table. The sequence for
connecting the power cable must be strictly
followed.
Flip up the connector socket cover [15] in the running

gear [13] and insert the power cable plug [19] into the socket
as shown [15]. The connection location is identified by the
symbol for the line power connection.
3. Route the cable such that no one can trip or fall over it.
Plug the connector of the power cable into a grounded power
socket in the room. The grounded power socket must be
outside of an area where there is a risk of explosion.
There is a risk of explosion in conjunction with flammable
mixtures of anesthetics and air.
4. Indicators [i1] and [a3] on the column keypad light up.

After a few seconds, an audible signal sounds. The operating
table is only ready for use once the signal tone has sounded.
If the operating table was switched off, it will switch on
automatically when plugged into the wall outlet.

Power Supply
Disconnect the
operating table from 1. WARNING!
the line power Risk of explosion due to flammable gas
mixtures!
There is a risk of explosion in conjunction with
flammable mixtures of anesthetics and air if the
power cable is first disconnected from the
operating table and then from the power socket.
The sequence for disconnecting the power cable
must be strictly followed.
Pull the power cable plug from the grounded wall socket.
Indicator [a3] on the column keypad goes out and an audible
signal sounds.
2. Pull the power cable plug from the connector socket on the
running gear.

Power Supply
8.3 Charging the operating table

The operating table should be charged daily after use in the OR to
ensure it is always ready for use.
The battery charge status can be seen on indicator [a1] on the
column keypad. Observe the indicator while using the operating
table. The operating table has to be charged if the indicator lights
red. In addition, an audible signal sounds that repeats at intervals of
a few minutes.
1. Connect an external power supply to the operating table (see
section 8.2 on page 44).
Indicator [a3] on the column keypad lights up.
Indicator [a1] on the column keypad flashes green within

1 minute after plugging in the power cable.
2. The operating table is charging.
If the batteries are completely discharged, recharging will take
approximately 3 hours. Indicator [a1] on the column keypad
lights green when the batteries are fully charged.
Once charging is complete, the charging current is reduced to
a maintenance charging current. The maintenance charging
current will not damage the batteries.
3. Disconnect operating table from the external power supply
(see section 8.2 on page 44). Indicator [a3] on the column
keypad goes out.

Equipotential Bonding
9 Equipotential Bonding
Equipotential bonding eliminates the potential differences between
the touchable conducting parts near the patient if the operating
table is connected to the equipotential bonding in the room.
Connect the equipotential bonding cable plug [20] to the
equipotential connection pin [14] of the operating table column.
Plug the other end of the line into the equipotential bonding in the
room. The connection location on the running gear is identified by
the symbol for the equipotential bonding cable connection.
10 Switching the Operating Table On and Off

Switch on the
operating table
Press the ON [i1] key on the column keypad. Indicator [i1] on the
column keypad lights up and an audible signal sounds after a few
seconds. The operating table is only ready for use once the signal
tone has sounded. Indicator [i1] lights up continuously when the
operating table is switched on.
The operating table is always switched on when connected to an
external power supply.
Switch off the The operating table can be switched off only if it is running on
operating table battery power. If connected to the external power supply, the
operating table remains on permanently, since it will turn itself back
on automatically after being turned off.
The operating table by default shuts down 4 hours after the last
button push on a control unit to protect the rechargeable batteries
according to the following shutdown process. An audible signal is
heard 30 minutes before the automatic shutdown of the operating
table, and the remote control display shows the following message
▸Renewed PowerDown. Extend the standby mode of the table? ◂.
If the user presses the OK key [i31] or the ▸OK◂ button, the
operating table shutdown time is extended an additional 4 hours.

Reset
If the user presses the CANCEL key [i30] or the ▸Cancel◂ button, the
operating table shuts down in half an hour (after the 4 hours
elapse).
If the user does not react, the audible signal goes off a total of
12 times. The message remains on the remote control display. The
operating table shutdown time is not extended. The operating table
also shuts down after the 4 hours elapse.
It may be necessary for an operating table in battery mode to be
switched on again in the interim for longer surgeries without the
operating table controls being used.
1. Disconnect the operating table from the power supply (see
section 8.2 on page 44).
2. Press key [i2] on the column keypad or remote control for
more than 2 seconds. An acoustic signal sounds shortly before
shutdown.
11 Reset
If the operating table reacts unexpectedly to a control, switch off the
table and switch it back on. If it is not possible to switch off the table,
press the Reset button. The reset button [23] is located at the head
end on the column base, directly below the cladding. Remove the
cover cap [24] (made of plastic) and press the button [23] briefly
using a pointed object (e.g., a ballpoint pen). Then switch the
operating table on again. With an external power supply, the
operating table switches on again automatically.

Coupling Points
12 Coupling Points
12.1 Definition
All Trumpf Medical operating table tops, section segments and
accessory parts have coupling points from the fastening system
developed by Trumpf Medical. The coupling point is a separable
connection site between the operating table top and additional
equipment. The different combinations allow the operating table to
be assembled in an individual and mechanically safe fashion.
12.2 Overview
The type of coupling point is specified in the user manual for each
product.
Coupling point for There are 3 different basic types of hooks and attachments. The
hook and fixtures following combinations are possible:
Coupling point Fixture

S M L
Hook with S encoding x x x
Hook with M encoding x x
Hook with L encoding x

Coupling Points
Coupling point for Accessories can be fastened to the side rails with clamps.
side rail
At the ends of the side rails, there is a locking mechanism that
prevents accessories from sliding off the side rail.
[A] movable locking mechanism (lever)
[B] fixed locking mechanism (not on all side rails)
Accessory parts with a rigid clamp (without a movable claw) can
be slid onto the side rail only on the side with a movable locking
mechanism [A]. The clamp will then push back the lever [A]. Slide
the accessory part on the side rail until the clamp is fully seated on
the side rail, and the side rail lever is vertical again.
Before removing the accessory part, manually swivel the lever [A]
into the side rail so that the clamp can be slid over it.
Additional coupling Insertion opening for the extension adapter

points

Coupling Points
12.3 Coupling points on the operating table top
12.3.1 Two-part table top
Position on the Coupling point

operating table top
Head end [21] Attachment S [9]
By default, the head section is attached to
the lower back section.
Foot end [22] Motor operated joint with fixing point L
[5]
By default, the leg sections are attached
to the seat section.
Fixing point for the extension adapter
[10]/[11]
lateral Side rails [6], [8], [25] *1
*1
not for operating table version U

Coupling Points
12.3.2 One-part table top
Position on the Coupling point

operating table top
Head end [21] Motor operated joint with fixing
point M [7]
By default, the upper back section or the
top section is attached to the seat section.
Foot end [22] Motor operated joint with fixing point L
[5]
By default, the leg sections or a seat
section extension are attached to the seat
section.
Fixing point for the extension adapter
[10]/[11]
lateral Side rails [6]/[25]/[26]

Using the Operating Table as an Extension Table
13 Using the Operating Table as an Extension Table

The operating table can be adapted with the help of the extension
unit for the extension table. The extension adapter is hooked into the
insertion apertures [10]/supports [11] (at the foot end beneath the
seat section) and firmly clamped to the operating table top. When
using the extension unit, the user manual of the extensions adapter
must be followed.
Restrictions The extensions adapter is automatically recognized by the

regarding the operating table and for security reasons, the following restrictions
extension table apply:
1. The function for longitudinal travel and the functions of the leg
sections are locked. The buttons for the functions are no longer
active on the remote control.
2. The inclination of the operating table top is limited to 20°
about the transverse axis and to 10° about the longitudinal
axis.
3. In the level position function, the functions for the leg sections
and longitudinal travel are excluded.

Attaching the Section Segment to the Operating Table Top
14 Attaching the Section Segment to the Operating Table Top
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Risk of injury due to improper
attachment!
Unlocked section segments can fall away from the operating table
top and cause injury to staff or patients.
– Follow the user manual of the section segment.
– Check that the section segment is securely attached to the
operating table top before use.
– Never attach or detach several section segments
simultaneously.
14.1 Section segment without additional locking

A typical section segment without additional locking is the light one-
part leg section (closed section segment).
Attaching the section

segment
1. For a closed section segment, bring the joints on the operating
table top to the same angular position.
2. Insert the section segment with the hooks [A] obliquely from
above, from the front or obliquely from below into the fixing
points of the operating table top.
3. Pull the section segment [A] away from of the operating table
top. The hooks must be guided precisely into the recesses of
the fixtures.
4. Check that the section segment is securely attached to the
operating table top. The section segment can fall from the
operating table top if the hooks are not locked securely in
place. The section segment is not secured to the operating
table top by other means.

Removing the section

segment
Lift the section segment [A] obliquely upwards and push it towards
the operating table top until it can be lifted out of the fixing points on
the operating table top.
14.2 Section segment with release button

A typical section segment with release button is the single-joint head
section (closed section segment).

segment
3. Pull the section segment [A] away from the operating table top
until the locking bolts engage securely on the hooks. The hooks
must be guided precisely into the recesses of the fixtures.


segment
1. Press down and hold the right and left release knobs [B] on the
hooks.
2. Lift the section segment [A] obliquely upwards and push it

towards the operating table top until it can be lifted out of the
fixing points on the operating table top.
14.3 Section segment with release handle

A typical section segment with a handle is the one-part leg section
(closed section segment).

segment

3. Pull the section segment [A] away from the operating table top
until the locking bolts engage securely on the hooks. The hooks
must be guided precisely into the recesses of the fixtures.

segment
1. Pull the right and left handles [C] on the section segment [A]
upwards and hold.
2. Lift the section segment [A] obliquely upwards and push it

towards the operating table top until it can be lifted out of the
fixing points on the operating table top.

Attaching Accessories to the Operating Table Top
15 Attaching Accessories to the Operating Table Top
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Risk of injury due to improper
attachment!
Unlocked accessories can fall away from the operating table top
and cause injury to staff or patients. Observe the following points if
other parts are attached to the operating table top:
– Follow the user manual of the accessories.
– Check that the accessory is securely attached to the operating
table top before use.
– Never attach or detach several accessories simultaneously.
A typical accessory is the radial adjustment clamp with the Goepel-

type leg support. The upper cleat of the single clamp is fixed.
Attaching the
accessory
1. Release the locking handle from the clamp. The clamp opens.
2. Hook the accessory part [A] with the claw obliquely from
above into the side rail.
3. Turn the locking handle on the clamp to tighten. The clamp

closes.

Attaching Accessories to the Operating Table Top
Removing the
accessory
1. Release the locking handle from the clamp. The clamp opens.
2. Tip the accessory [A] slightly upwards and lift the clamp from
the side rail.

Radiolucence
16 Radiolucence
The table top is completely radiolucent between it's lateral spars.
Avoid wrinkling the pad and other materials lying on it (towels,
underlays) to keep image artefacts to a minimum.
X-ray area of the

operating table top
[A] X-ray area, foot end
[B] X-ray area, head end
[C] Column area (not radiolucent)
The X-ray region [A]/[B] on the operating table top is the region
between the struts of the end of the section segment and the
cladding of the operating table column. The X-ray area is
dependent on the longitudinal travel of the operating table top. The
column area [C] is not radiolucent.
Rails for X-ray There are rails on the inner sides of the back section struts to hold
cassette an X-ray cassette (size: 14 inch (35.56 cm)). The X-ray cassette can
be slid under the seat/back section. Slide the X-ray cassette along
the supports mounted on the spars. The cassette is not fixed and can
slide if the operating table top is not horizontal or is moved. Please
note this in order to avoid damage to the X-ray cassette.

Patient Positioning
17 Patient Positioning
CAUTION!
positioning!
The patient must lie centered, completely and securely on the
operating table top, so that the weight is evenly distributed over the
operating table top. The patient's arms or legs must not extend
beyond the end of the operating table top in the longitudinal
direction.
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient due to incorrect
loading!
Incorrect loading can break the section segments off the operating
table top or cause the operating table to tip over!
– Do not climb onto or down from the operating table over the
section segments.
– Patients may only get on or off in the area of the support column,
using the seat section.
– Do not sit on the section segments.
Cover the operating table with absorbent towels prior to use.
Normal patient
position
The patient's head is at the head end of the operating table top. The
indicator for the head position at the column keypad lights up
according to the head position of the patient.

Patient Positioning
Inverse patient
position
The patient's head is at the foot end of the operating table top. The
head position on the column keypad must be changed, so that all
operating table functions are performed according to the patient
position. The display on the operating table column keypad must
match the patient's head position.
Attention, the adjustment areas for the inverse and normal patient
position may be different, because the function is executed in
accordance with the patient's position. For example, the leg section
joints assume the function of the lower back section joints in inverse
patient position. Commands are given using the keys for the back
section. However, the setting range of the back section is further
defined by the leg section joints.

Load Capacity
18 Load Capacity
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury and material damage when permissible
loads are exceeded!
Do not exceed the permitted load capacity for the operating table.
When exceeding the permitted load capacity the mobile
operating table could tip over, resulting in severe injuries to patients
and personnel. Generally, overloading the operating table can
result in the failure of electrical functions and cause material
damage to mechanical parts.
The maximum load on the operating table may only occur, if the
conditions in section 18 are met. Consult Trumpf Medical for the
permissible load in any configuration of the operating table other
than described in this instruction manual.
The load consists of the weight of the patient and the net weight of
the accessories. Additional accessories on the operating table
therefore reduce the permissible patient weight. The tare weight of
the accessories must be deducted from the permissible patient
weight.
Regardless of the load on the operating table, the load on the
individual accessories and section segments must be complied with.
The specifications are contained in the user manual of the products.
The specified values are valid for the uniform loading (distributed
load) of the operating table top.
Special cases
WARNING!
loads are exceeded!
In an operating table configuration with the one-part light leg
section, the patient's weight is limited to 298 lbs (135 kg). In case
of a greater patient weight, another leg section must be used on

Load Capacity
Overload protection The electronics of the operating table constantly check the loading
situation and warn the user of an overload on the operating table.
For an operating table load very close to a load limit, all active
movements stop, an audible signal sounds and a message is
displayed on the remote control ▸WARNING! OR Table close to
load limit! Please do not move further to avoid overloading.◂. On
the remote control, the function key that would enable an evasive
movement to bring the operating table with its current load back into
a safe range flashes. If the operating table load is exceeded, the
following message appears in the remote control display: ▸ERROR!
OR Table significantly overloaded! Reduce Load or move back to
a safe position.◂ Only the flashing evasive movement is permitted
on the operating table.
Example: When checking the operating table load, the electronics
detects a head-end overload of the operating table. The warning or
error message appears on the remote control display. In order to
get the operating table load back into balance, press the flashing
LONGITUDINAL TRAVEL FOOT END key [i17]. When the warning is
reported, only the function for longitudinal travel toward the head
end is locked. If the operating table load is exceeded and there is
an error message, all other operating table functions are blocked
as well.
Follow the typical operating table configurations and the
associated load limits. Complying with the specification will prevent
overloads on the operating table.
WARNING!
If the operating table reports a problem with the operating table
load, you must comply with the following items.
Explanation of
symbols
Notifications on the column keypad for the head position of the
patient.

Load Capacity
18.1 Two-part table top
18.1.1 Operating table top with head section and leg sections
[28] Head section

[29] Leg sections
1. A head section [28] is attached at the head end of the
operating table top.
2. Leg sections [29] are attached at the foot end of the operating
table top. The permissible patient weight depends on the leg
section used.
3. Patient orientation on the operating table top is as normal.
Permissible load:
1000 lbs A patient weight of up to 1000 lbs (450 kg) is
(450 kg) possible with restricted longitudinal travel if the one-
part leg section is attached to the operating table top.
The longitudinal travel of the operating table top is
possible only toward the foot end of the patient (setting
range from the level position up to the end position at
the foot end). Longitudinal travel of the operating table
top toward the head end of the patient is locked.
496 lbs A patient weight of up to 496 lbs (225 kg) is possible
(225 kg) with any leg section without limiting the operating table
functions.
Attention, additional accessories reduce the permissible patient
weight.
18.1.2 Operating table top with head section, seat section extension and leg sections
[28] Head section

[29] Leg sections
[30] Seat section extension
2. A seat section extension [30] and leg sections [29] are
attached at the foot end of the operating table top.
Permissible load:
(225 kg) without limiting the operating table functions. Attention,
additional accessories reduce the permissible patient
weight.

Load Capacity
18.1.3 Operating table top with seat section extension and upper back section
[28] Head section

[31] Upper back section
1. No section segment is necessary at the head end of the
2. A seat section extension [30], upper back section [31] and a
head section [28] are attached at the foot end of the
3. Patient orientation on the operating table top is inverse.
Permissible load:
(225 kg) with restricted longitudinal travel toward the head end
of the patient.
(160 kg) without limiting the operating table functions.
weight.
18.1.4 Operating table top with Carbon 600 table top segment
[32] Carbon 600 table top segment

[33] X-RAY head positioning accessory
2. A Carbon 600 table top segment [32] with X-RAY head-
positioning accessory [33] is fastened to the foot end of the
Permissible load:
(160 kg) with restricted longitudinal travel toward the head end
of the patient.
weight.

Load Capacity

1. No section segment may be attached to the head end of the
2. A Carbon 1200 table top segment [34] is attached at the foot
end of the operating table top.
3. Patient orientation on the operating table top is as normal or
inverse. The permissible patient weight depends on the patient
position.
Permissible load:
353 lbs Patient weights of up to 353 lbs (160 kg) in the normal
(160 kg) patient position are possible with restriction of the
operating table functions.
298 lbs Patient weights of up to 298 lbs (135 kg) in the inverse
(135 kg) patient position are possible with restriction of the
operating table functions.
weight.
18.1.6 Operating table top with extension unit
[35] Extension unit

1. The extension unit [35] is attached at the foot end of the
Permissible load:
18.1.7 Operating table top with shoulder chair
[36] Shoulder chair

[37] Head positioning accessory
2. The shoulder chair [36] with the head-positioning
accessory [37] is fastened to the foot end of the operating
table top.
3. Patient orientation on the operating table top is as inverse.

Load Capacity
Permissible load:
496 lbs Patient weights of up to 496 lbs (225 kg) are possible
(225 kg) with the head-positioning accessory retracted. The
operating table functions can be used without
limitation.
(160 kg) with the head-positioning accessory extended. The
operating table functions can be used without
limitation.
weight.

Load Capacity
18.2 One-part table top
18.2.1 Operating table top with head section, upper back section and leg sections
[28] Head section

[29] Leg sections
[31] Upper back section
1. An upper back section [31] and a head section [28] are
attached at the head end of the operating table top.
2. Leg sections [29] are attached at the foot end of the operating
table top.
Permissible load:
1000 lbs Patient weights of up to 1000 lbs (450 kg) are
(450 kg) possible under the following conditions:
1. The longitudinal travel of the operating table top
must be in level position.
2. The operating table column can be inclined up to
15° about the transverse axis (tilt). Tilt
automatically stops at 15° and is indicated
acoustically by means of a signal tone. Do not
continue to tilt the operating table column after the
intermediate stop is reached.
weight.

Load Capacity
18.2.2 Operating table top with head section, seat section extension and leg sections
[28] Head section

[29] Leg sections
2. A seat section extension [30] and leg sections [29] are
attached at the foot end of the operating table top. The
permissible patient weight depends on the leg section used.
Permissible load:
496 lbs Patient weights of up to 496 lbs (225 kg) are possible,
(225 kg) provided a four-part leg section is not attached to the
operating table top. The operating table functions can
be used without limitation.
(200 kg) with any leg section. The operating table functions can
be used without limitation.
weight.
18.2.3 Operating table top with Carbon 600 table top segment and leg sections
[29] Leg sections

[33] X-RAY head positioning accessory
1. Leg sections [29] are attached at the head end of the
2. A Carbon 600 table top segment [32] with X-RAY head-
positioning accessory [33] is fastened to the foot end of the
Permissible load:
(160 kg) without limiting the operating table functions. Attention,
additional accessories reduce the permissible patient
weight.

Load Capacity
[28] Head section

1. A head section [28] can be attached at the head end of the
operating table top, if necessary.
2. A Carbon 1200 table top segment [34] is attached at the foot
end of the operating table top.
3. Patient orientation on the operating table top is as normal or
inverse. The permissible patient weight depends on the patient
position.
Permissible load:
(160 kg) in the normal patient position. The operating table
functions can be used without limitation.
(135 kg) in the inverse patient position. The operating table
functions can be used without limitation.
weight.
18.2.5 Operating table top with extension unit
[35] Extension unit

1. The extension unit [35] is attached at the foot end of the
Permissible load:

Load Capacity
18.3 Side rails
WARNING!
loads are exceeded!
Irrespective of the permissible loads of the individual side rails, the
total torque on one side about the longitudinal axis of the operating
table must not exceed 74 lbf·ft (100 Nm) during proper use.
The maximum permitted torque on an operating table side rail is

74 lbf·ft (100 Nm) about the longitudinal axis and 110 lbf·ft
(150 Nm) about the transverse axis. There is torque as soon as an
accessory is connected to the side rail.
Torque about the

longitudinal axis
Key
[l1] Distance from the coupling point to the point of action of the
force (in feet (meters))
[m1] Dead weight of the accessory *1 + incumbent weight
(in pound (kg))
*1 Specification is in the user manual of the accessory.
Torque about the

transverse axis
Key
[l2] Distance from the coupling point to the point of action of the
force (in feet (meters))
[m2] Dead weight of the accessory *1 + incumbent weight
(in pound (kg))
*1
Specification is in the user manual of the accessory.

Load Capacity
Calculating torque The torque acting on the side rails can be calculated approximately
using the following rule of thumb:
M = m x l x 10
Torque = Mass x Distance x 10
(lbf·ft (Nm)) (lb (kg)) (ft (m)) (ft·s-2 (m·s-2))
In the following table, the torque is calculated for a few standard
situations depending on weight and distance.
Weight [m] Distance [l]

3.94" 7.87" 11.81" 15.75" 19.69"
(10 cm) (20 cm) (30 cm) (40 cm) (50 cm)
22.0 lbs 7.4 lbf·ft 14.8 lbf·ft 22.1 lbf·ft 29.5 lbf·ft 36.9 lbf·ft
(10 kg) (10 Nm) (20 Nm) (30 Nm) (40 Nm) (50 Nm)
(20 kg) (20 Nm) (40 Nm) (60 Nm) (80 Nm) (100 Nm)
(30 kg) (30 Nm) (60 Nm) (90 Nm) (120 Nm) (150 Nm)
(40 kg) (40 Nm) (80 Nm) (120 Nm) (160 Nm) (200 Nm)
(50 kg) (50 Nm) (100 Nm) (150 Nm) (200 Nm) (250 Nm)

Controlling the Operating Table
19 Controlling the Operating Table

The operating table is operated with the remote control or via the
column keypad. For this reason, the instruction manual of the remote
control must also be followed. In the following sections, the remote
control keys of the TruSystem 7000 are shown. The symbols on the
keys may deviate in other operating units produced by
Trumpf Medical. Keys with the same function are also designated
in the same way in the user manual of the various operating units (for
example, [i9] for left tilt key).
Adjusting the – Establish a potential connection to the running gear.

operating table – Switch on and brake (jack up) the operating table.
– Cover operating table with absorbent towels.
– Transfer the patient onto the operating table.
– Compare the position of the head with the indication on the
column keypad and alter if necessary.
– Secure the patient on the operating table.
– Adjust the functions on the operating table.
Adjusting the
function CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient due to risk of
collision! Risk of entrapment on the part of the operator!
The operating table does not recognize objects within the
surrounding environment. Collisions with the furnishings or the
devices that are located below the operating table top must be
prevented by the operator. In addition, with complete operating
table equipment, not all equipment parts are recognized by the
operating table electronic system. Collisions therefore cannot be
completely excluded. Observe all motorized movements of the
operating table until the end position and stop the function before
a hazardous situation occurs. Clear the area beneath the
Hold down the function key on an operating unit until the desired
position is reached. Function stops in the following situations:
– The key is released.
– the level position has been reached.
– an intermediate stop has been reached (see section 20 on
page 86).
– The end position is reached.
The automatic stop and the end position are indicated by an
audible signal. For any further adjustment, briefly release the
function key and then press it again.

The individual functions on the column keypad can be selected only

once it is unlocked, or optionally via the two-key control.
The end position of a function depends on the patient's weight, the
composition of the operating table and which functions have
already been performed on the operating table (current operating
table position). The adjustment ranges of the functions may be
restricted. The speed at which the function is executed is dependent
on the patient's weight. The speed may be lower for a heavier
patient.
Avoiding collisions The function also provides increased safety in the operating theater.
The operating table monitors the movement range of the operating
table top and prevents collisions with the floor, the running gear and
the operating table column.
Movement ranges are only monitored with the following operating
table equipment:
– single-jointed head section or double-jointed head section on the
two-part table top head end
– upper back section and head section single joint or head section
double joint head end on the one-part table top
– one-part leg section or Carbon 600 table top segment on the
table top foot end
– The mechanical joints on the section segments must be in the level
position.
Different operating table equipment and accessories on the side
rails are not monitored with regard to collisions. In this case,
incorrect warning messages may be produced, or no warning
message when one is required.
A warning tone during the function indicates that the maximum
adjustment range will soon be reached. The function stops
automatically prior to a possible collision with the floor, the running
gear or the operating table column.
Objects (for example, devices or furnishings) within the range of
movement of the operating table top are not detected by the
operating table. In this case the function must be stopped by the
operator before a collision occurs.
The monitoring of collisions takes place regardless of the load on

19.1 Key release

The column keypad is locked by default so that the functions on the
operating table cannot be accidentally activated. It is not possible
to control the operating table via the column keypad in this
condition. Indicator [i53] does not light up. The operating table can
be switched off at any time using the OFF key on the column
keypad, regardless of the key release.
Releasing the key

lock
Press key [i53]. Indicator [i53] lights up. The keypad automatically
locks again 10 seconds after the last button operation.
19.2 Selecting the head position

The head position of the patient must always match the display
on the column keypad.
The operating table top can be set up in the “inverse” direction for
certain patient positions where the patient needs to be lying at the
other end of the operating table top (with head at the foot end). The
column keypad display then no longer match the patient's head
position. Some operating table functions (such as Trendelenburg,
tilting) are then laterally inversed. In such cases, you must manually
switch the head position using key [i3] according to the position of
the patient's head. The corresponding indicator illuminates. After
changing the head position the table movements are performed
properly. After switching the operating table off and back on again,
the normal patient position is always active and indicator [i4]
illuminated.

19.3 Level position

Moving to level position means that electrically adjustable
operating table movements travel to a defined initial position in the
following sequence.
1. Combined movement where the motorized joints of the
operating table top, the (reverse) Trendelenburg position and
the tilt are set to horizontal.
2. The longitudinal travel of the operating table top is brought to
its middle position.
Adjusting the
function CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient caused due to
sloping position!
When moving to level position, larger patient incline positions can
occur compared to the initial position. Monitor patient position and
stop the function before a hazardous situation arises.
1. Set the spreadable leg sections so that they do not overlap

one another.
2. Arrange accessories on the operating table in such a manner
that they do not collide with other accessories, section
segments or the operating table during positioning.
3. Press key [i11]. The final level position is indicated when an
acoustic signal sounds. Indicator [i11] on the column keypad
lights up. The status symbol for the level position in the remote
control display is visibly white.
You will hear a warning tone (shrill single tone) once the leg
section joints move towards each other.
4. Manually place the mechanical joints of the section segment
in the (horizontal) level position (aligning the gear markings).

19.4 Tilt
This function tilts the operating table top to the right or left about its
longitudinal axis.
Limitations The adjustment range of the tilt is automatically restricted in the

following situations.
1. The adjustment area is limited to +10°/–10° in drive mode.
2. The tilt may be restricted depending on the (reverse)
Trendelenburg position The adjustment range depends on the
patient's weight. For heavy patients, the adjustment range is
smaller. The (reverse) Trendelenburg position needs to be
reduced if a larger setting range is required.
Adjusting the
function
[i9] Tilt left
[i10] Tilt right
Press key [i9] or [i10]. For safety reasons, the tilt function stops
automatically at maximum 15° (see section 20 page 86).
19.5 Anti (Reverse)-Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg

The Anti-Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg function is used to incline
the operating table top around its transverse axis toward the foot
end or head end.
Limitations Depending on the tilt, the (reverse) Trendelenburg position may be

automatically restricted. The adjustment range depends on the
patient's weight. For heavy patients, the adjustment range is smaller.
If a larger adjustment range is required, the tilt must be reduced.

Adjusting the
function CAUTION!
When tilting the table top (Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg),
collisions may occur with the column, the floor, the furnishings or the
devices beneath the table top that may be covered by draping or
underlays. Observe movements on the operating table until the end
position is reached and stop the function before a hazardous
situation arises. Clear the area beneath the operating table top,
move the table top to a higher lift position or raise the
corresponding section segments (leg/back section joints). Then
continue to the Trendelenburg/reverse Trendelenburg position.
[i7] Trendelenburg
Press key [i7] or [i8].
19.6 Lift/lower
The lift function raises or lowers the entire table top.
Adjusting the
function CAUTION!
When lowering the operating table top, collisions may occur with
the running gear, the floor, the furnishings or the devices located
below the operating table top. Pay special attention to any leg
section positioned downwardly. Clear the area under the table top
and/or move the corresponding table components (leg/back
section joints) up higher. Next, continue moving the operating table
top downward.
[i5] Lift
[i6] Lower

19.7 Longitudinal travel

Slide moves the table top toward the foot or head end.
Limitations The longitudinal travel is automatically restricted or locked in the

following situations.
1. The longitudinal travel is locked once the extension adapter is
hooked onto the operating table top. The presence sensor is
active.
2. The longitudinal travel may be limited if the leg section joints or
lower back section joints are inclined downward. The
adjustment range for the longitudinal travel depends on the
angle of inclination of the joints. If a larger adjustment range is
required, the joints must be moved upwards.
3. The longitudinal travel may be restricted if the operating table
top is heavily inclined. The adjustment range depends on the
patient's weight. For heavy patients, the adjustment range is
smaller. If a larger adjustment range is required, the inclination
of the operating table top must be reduced.
4. Longitudinal travel is restricted once a long section segment is
hooked onto the leg section joints (e.g., Carbon 1200 table
top segment). You will hear an error message if the
longitudinal travel is within the impermissible range. In this
case, longitudinal travel at the head end is only possible until
the permissible range is reached. Furthermore, the inclination
of the operating table top (tilt, Trendelenburg) can only take
place in the direction of the level position and the lift is locked.
Adjusting the
function CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Hazard to the patient due to collision.
Risk of entrapment on the part of the operator!
During longitudinal travel, accessories on the side rail may thrust
against the operating table column. Observe all motorized
movements of the operating table until the end position and stop
the function before a hazardous situation occurs.


19.8 Leg section joints

not for operating table version U
There are side rails at the leg section joints of the operating table.
When adjusting the leg section joints, the connected attachments to
the side rail are consequently repositioned.
The leg section joints [5] are driven by a motor and can be inclined
up and downward, individually or together.
In inverse patient position, the back section joints [5] are controlled
using the keys for the functions of the lower back section.
Limitations The adjustment range of the joints is automatically restricted or

locked in the following situations.
1. The joints can not be adjusted individually if a closed section
segment is attached. The closed section segment is
automatically recognized by the operating table and the
functions of the individual joints are locked. The joints can only
be adjusted together.
2. Depending on the longitudinal travel, the downward
adjustment range of the joints may be restricted. If a larger
adjustment range is required, the longitudinal travel must be
changed.
3. The adjustment ranges for the normal and inverse patient
positions are different (see section 24 on page 96).
4. The leg section joints are locked once the extension adapter is
hooked onto the operating table top.

Adjusting the Adjusting joints collectively:

function
[i24] Select left joint (only remote control)
[i25] Select right joint (only remote control)
segments or the operating table during positioning.
2. When using the remote control: The displays of the L [i24] and
R [i25] keys must light up (active by default). If only one key
lights up, the other key must be pressed (for example, press the
R key, when L is already selected).
3. Press key [i12] or [i13]. The joints are adjusted together
(synchronously).
If the joints are in different positions, the function automatically
stops once the first joint reaches the level position or end
position.
Adjusting joints individually:

The functions are only available on the remote control.
[i24] Select left joint (only remote control)
[i25] Select right joint (only remote control)
1. Remove an accessory if it is attached to two joints
simultaneously (e.g. colonoscopy roll).
segments or the operating table during positioning. Adjust the
spreadable leg sections in such a manner that they do not
overlap one another.
3. Press key L [i24] for the left joint or R [i25] for the right joint. The
display of the selected key will light up.
4. Press key [i12] or [i13]. Only the left or right joint moves. You
will hear a warning tone (shrill single tone) once the joints
move towards each other.
5. After a few seconds without pressing any key, it will
automatically switch back to the collective adjustment of the
joints. The indicators for the L [i24] and R [i25] keys are
illuminated.

19.9 Back section joints

On a two-part table top, the back section [4] is permanently
attached to the seat section [3] using the back section joints [7]. The
back section can be tilted up or down.
On a one-part table top, the back section joints [7] can only be
tilted up or down together.
In the inverse patient position, the back section joints [7] are
controlled by the keys for the functions of the leg sections.
Limitations The adjustment range of the joints is automatically restricted or

locked in the following situations.
1. Depending on the longitudinal travel, the downward
adjustment range of the joints may be restricted. If a larger
adjustment range is required, the longitudinal travel must be
changed.
2. The adjustment ranges for the normal and inverse patient
positions are different (see section 24 on page 96).
Adjusting the
function

19.10 Flex/Reflex
When the Flex up and Flex down functions are executed at the
same time, the table top bends between the seat section and the
back section of the table top.
Flex:
Reverse Trendelenburg function and back section joints down
Reflex:
Trendelenburg function and back section joints up
Adjusting the
function
[i32] Reflex
[i33] Flex
The Flex and Reflex positions can only be achieved with the remote
control. This functionality is not available on the column keypad.

Configuration
20 Configuration
The following settings can be configured on the operating table via
an Ethernet connection from the PC to the operating table and using
the Trumpf Medical Software Service Interface:
1. Stop at zero crossing (activated as default for all functions);
All electrical adjustment functions of the operating table stop
automatically when the level position is reached. For
additional adjustment beyond level position, briefly release the
function key and press it again.
2. Restricted leveling (not activated by default):
This function allows the user to adjust the Level position
function. In particular, the automatic leveling of the motorized
table section joints can be prevented.
3. Intermediate stop during tilting, Trendelenburg, and
longitudinal travel (not activated by default):
In addition to the general level position, interim stops can be
set for the Tilting, Trendelenburg and Longitudinal travel
functions. The respective function stops automatically upon
reaching the newly set position. For any further adjustment,
briefly release the function key and then press it again. For
safety reasons, the intermediate stop of the tilt function cannot
be deactivated (the intermediate stop can be at an inclination
angle from 5° to 15°).
4. Signal tone volume:
This function allows the volume of the signal tones on the
operating table to be individually adjusted.
5. Speed, drive unit:
This function enables individual adjustment of the speed of the
drive unit for the operating table version MB/MBW.
6. Activation of all table top and column functions (by default, all
movements are locked when freewheeling or with running
gear assistance):
By releasing all table top and column movements on the
operating table, all operating table functions are executed
even when the operating table is free to move (operating table
not jacked up – freewheel or running gear assistance active).
The required option must be set by Trumpf Medical Technical
Customer Service or the responsible on-site hospital technician.

Travel Behavior
21 Travel Behavior
The operating table has a running gear. The driving behavior of the
operating table is regulated via four freely swiveling wheels, four
props and one additional 5th wheel in the middle under the running
gear. The following running gear functions are selected or
supported using the operating table control units (remote, column
keypad):
– Unlock operating table (unlock floor locks)
– Freewheel
– Directional movement (steering assist mode with 5th wheel)
– Rotate operating table
– Directional travel with drive unit (only for operating table version
MB/MBW)
– Lock operating table
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury due to crushing.
Do not allow the feet to get caught in the running gear recess when
locking / unlocking, turning, or moving the operating table. Note
the crush hazard symbol on the running gear!
21.1 Requirements for unlocking, rotating, and moving the operating table
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury when transporting patients due to
tipping of the operating table.
For heavy patients or configurations with multiple accessories it is
recommended that more than one trained medical professional
transport the patient.
For longer routes or in the case of an operating table with a heavier
patient and accessory load, move or turn with two people.
1. Lower the operating table top until the pictogram on the

column cladding is hidden (see page 80).
2. Set the operating table top tilt to horizontal (see page 79).
When the operating table top tilt is greater than +10°/–10°,
the lowering of the operating table by the operating table
software is blocked for safety reasons.
3. Move the longitudinal travel of the operating table top to the
level position (see page 81).
4. Reposition the spreadable leg sections parallel to the
longitudinal direction of the operating table.

Travel Behavior
5. Fold up or remove accessories from the operating table.
NOTICE
Risk of material damage. Risk of shearing off the
connecting cables!
Disconnect the power and equipotential bonding
cables before transporting the operating table.
When transporting the operating table, do not roll over
or crush the connection or equipotential bounding
cable.
21.2 Unlocking the operating table (releasing the brake)
CAUTION!
Unlocking the operating table on an inclined plane could result in
unexpected operating table movement. Hold the operating table
securely before releasing the brake.
Once the Unlock function has been selected, the floor locks [36]
are retracted from all four wheels of the operating table. The
operating table is movable.
1. Prepare the operating table according to the conditions on
page 87.
2. Press key [i52] or [i54] until an audible signal sounds.
The signal will sound intermittently until the operating table

jacks are fully retracted and the additional wheel [17] 1) in the
middle under the running gear is extended. The indicator
illuminates on the column keypad according to the function
selected. The appropriate status pictograms are visible in the
remote control display. On the remote control, the available
buttons for Running gear functions are backlit.
3. Set the travel behavior and slide the operating table manually.
1) not for free movement function selection

Travel Behavior
21.3 Freewheel
In Unlock (free movement), all operating table wheels can swivel
fully and the operating table can be moved in any direction.
1. Prepare the operating table according to the requirements on
page 87 if it is in the jacked-up position.
2. Press key [i52] until an audible signal sounds.
The signal will sound intermittently until the operating table

jacks [36] 2)are fully retracted and the additional wheel [17] 3)
in the middle under the running gear is extended.
Indicator [i52] on the column keypad lights up. The
appropriate status pictograms are visible in the remote control
display.
21.4 Running gear assistance (directional travel, turning the operating table)
Running gear assistance supports directional movement or the
turning of the operating table on the spot. Transverse movement of
the operating table is not possible.
1. Prepare the operating table according to the requirements on
page 87 if it is in the jacked-up position.
2) From the operating table locked position

3) From the setting for directional travel

Travel Behavior
The signal will sound intermittently until the additional

wheel [17] in the middle under the running gear is extended.
Indicator [i54] on the column keypad lights up. The
appropriate status pictograms are visible in the remote control
display.
3. The operating table can be rotated in place or moved.
21.5 Traction drive (operating table version MB/MBW)

The operating table traction drive, variant MB/MBW, is located on
the 5th wheel in the center under the running gear. It assists the
operator when moving the operating table, particularly with heavy
patients. For safety reasons, the traction drive can only be controlled
using the wired remote control. The speed of the traction drive can
be set individually (refer to section 20 on page 86).
CAUTION!
Monitor and check operating table travel. A defect or malfunction
in the running gear electronics can result in brake support failure. If
necessary, apply the operating table brakes manually (by hand).
1. Set running gear assistance (refer to section 21.4 on

page 89). The travel direction keys are visible on the remote
control.
2. Press and hold the button [i47] or key [i48] on the remote
control until the operating table reaches the target destination.
The operating table may not be pushed actively while in the
driving mode. The speed in driving mode will be automatically
regulated by the motor brake. Actively pushing will increase
the brake resistance and can damage the electronics on the
operating table.
The operating table starts to move slowly in the direction required.
It will achieve its maximum speed after approximately 2 seconds.

Travel Behavior
NOTICE
Risk of material damage. Risk of collisions!
The drive unit only supports directional movement. The operator
must manually (“by hand”) steer the operating table to prevent
collisions.
21.6 Operating table lock (braking jacks extended)
CAUTION!
Locking the operating table while it is being transported is
prohibited. First bring the operating table to a complete stop and
then engage the floor locks.
The brake prevents the operating table from rolling away. The jack
props [36], on which the operating table stands securely, are
extended on all four wheels.
NOTICE
Risk of material damage. Crushing hazard for
cables on the floor due to leveling plates on floor
locks.
Do not position the operating table on or above
cables.
2. The signal will sound intermittently until the operating table is

completely jacked up. The indicator next to button [i45] on the
column keypad lights up. The appropriate status pictogram is
visible in the remote control display.

Travel Behavior
21.7 Emergency release of the running gear of the operating table (unlock)
When the operating table cannot be unlocked with the operating
units after lowering the table top, leveling the tilt and centering the
longitudinal travel due to a defect, then there is a way to unlock it
manually.
1. Press the button for the emergency release [18] at the head
end of the running gear until the operating table is completely
jacked down. All jack props [36] are immediately retracted.
The appropriate status pictograms are visible in the remote
control display. In this case, the message ▸Floor Locks
disengaged◂ appears on the TruSystem 7000 remote control
display.
2. The operating table can be transported.
3. Inform TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc. Technical Customer
Service.
No functionality is lost if the operating table had no previous defect
and the emergency prop release was inadvertently activated.
However, it is strongly recommended to immediately reset the
props.

Emergency Mode
22 Emergency Mode
If there is a defect in the central operating table control, the
emergency mode enables ongoing functions to continue until
complete and the patient to be transferred.
Restriction During emergency mode the operating table can only be used with
limited functions
– The operating table can only be controlled using the column
keypad.
– Functions move at a lower speed and a continuous warning tone
sounds.
– Leveling is limited. Only the column functions are leveled in
conjunction with the level position function. The table top has to
be moved to level position manually for the individual functions.
– The running gear functionality is disabled.
The emergency mode must only be activated in case of a serious
malfunction of the operating table! Please contact
TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc., Technical Customer Services
immediately for the necessary repair! The defective operating table
must be barred from further operations!
Activating The emergency mode must be manually activated by the user:

emergency mode
1. Unlock the column keypad. Press key [i53] for this purpose.
2. Press key [i20] on the column keypad for at least 10 seconds.

A warning tone that continually repeats is heard.
The emergency mode is acknowledged with a double tone

and then activated. Indicator [i20] lights up red continuously
and indicator [i1] flashes green.
The operating table can be set to normal mode by switching the
system off and then back on again.

Care, Cleaning and Disinfection
23 Care, Cleaning and Disinfection
CAUTION!
Risk of personal injury. Risk of injury due to
uncontrolled movements!
Always disconnect and isolate the operating table from
the external power supply before performing any
maintenance work or cleaning. Ensure that no
motorized movements are possible.
NOTICE
Risk of material damage due to incorrect product
maintenance!
– The operating table is not machine washable!
– Do not use a high-pressure cleaner! With high-pressure water
jets, fluids can penetrate the interior through gaps or openings
and damage the product (for example, corrosion can occur).
– Incorrect cleaning agents damage the surfaces!
In general do not use any cleaners or disinfectants that
are abrasive or contain halogens or peracetic acid in
caring for the product! In addition, do not use any cleaners or
disinfectants containing alcohol or (flammable) solvents on
plastic parts and pads.
Cleaning agents and disinfectants must meet all nationally

applicable provisions for the medical field and/or be in the
DGHM/VAH list. Observe the hospital's hygiene regulations!
Clean soiled products immediately! Cleaning/disinfection is limited
to regular wiping (not immersing!) with suitable substances.
CAUTION!
Use of inappropriate cleaning agents will destroy the antistatic
properties of the pad under IEC 60601-1. Use the specified
cleaning agents and disinfectants only.
To clean stainless steel and plastic components, use a pH neutral or

mildly alkaline all-purpose cleaner containing tensides as the active
cleaning ingredient. If heavily soiled, use a concentrated cleaner
and then rinse with clear water. Raise the operating table to the
highest position for cleaning purposes and wipe with a damp cloth.
Pull apart the column cover and bellows in this position and clean
them thoroughly. Remove the pad to clean the pad plate and the
underside of the pad.

Care, Cleaning and Disinfection
Alcohol- or aldehyde-based surface disinfectants may be used to

disinfect stainless steel components. Use only aldehyde-based
surface disinfectants for plastic parts and pads. Alcohol-based
solutions can damage these surfaces. Follow the product
manufacturer's instructions when using a disinfectant!
After cleaning and disinfecting, use a dry cloth to wipe up any
excess liquid that has collected, such as drops that may have
collected on the underside of the side rail of the operating table top.
Attach the cleaned and disinfected pad to the product using dry
loop fasteners (velcro) only.

Technical Data
24 Technical Data
24.1 Conditions for operation, storage and transport

The requirements for storage and transport are illustrated on the
packaging of the operating table in the form of pictograms.
Pictogram Meaning
Temperature range for storage 5 °F to 131 °F,
and transport (–15 °C to +55 °C)
Air humidity for storage and 5 % to 95 %

transport
Air pressure for storage and 10.2 psi to 15.4 psi

transport 700 mbar to 1060 mbar
70 kPa to 106 kPa
Keep dry
Do not stack
Fragile contents
Top
The requirements for the operation of the operating table are as

follows:
Temperature (+50 °F to +104 °F)

+10 °C to +40 °C,
Air humidity 20 % to 80 %
Air pressure min. 10.2 psi to 15.4 psi
min. 700 mbar to 1060 mbar

Technical Data
If the operating table is not in use for an extended period or taken

out of service, the batteries should be recharged periodically to
preserve the battery service life. A charging interval of 1 month is
recommended.
24.2 Operating table
Date of manufacture Refer to the nameplate on the product

Table top length Two-part table top 49.1" (1248 mm)
(from one coupling point to
One-part table top 33.2" (843 mm)
the next)
Table top width 23.6" (600 m)
(with side rails)
Operating table height 23" to 45" (59 cm to 114 cm) (tolerance ±0.4" (±1 cm))
(without pad)
Speed 2 cm/s
Pad dimensions Two-part table top 45" x 21.5" x 3.6"
(length x width x height) ((1143 x 545 x 90) mm)
One-part table top 29.5" x 21.5" x 3.6"
((748 x 545 x 90) mm)
Weight Two-part table top 551 lbs (250 kg)
One-part table top 507 lbs (230 kg)
Maximum table top load 1000 lbs (450 kg) (depending on the operating table
equipment and the patient weight)
Side rail load capacity Longitudinal axis Each 73.8 lbf·ft (100 Nm)
Transverse axis Each 110.6 lbf·ft (150 Nm)
Internal power supply I. P. S, 2 batteries, 40.7 V/4.8 Ah
External power supply 100 V–230V ~, 50Hz/60Hz
240 V~, 50 Hz
Power consumption max. 700 VA
Power plug Typical for the country, 3.3 yd (3 m) connection cable
Radio transmission (only for Frequency band for 2.405 GHz to 2.480 GHz
operating table version transmission
MBW)
Modulation type O-QPSK (Offset Quadrature
Phase Shift Keying)
HF-Bandwidth 2 MHz (IEEE 802.15.4)
Output power (Watt EIRP) 0.000603
Emission designation 1M67G1D

Technical Data
Adjustment ranges
Lift/lower 21.7" (55 cm) (tolerance ±0.4" (±1 cm))
Longitudinal travel 18" (46 cm) (tolerance ±0.4" (±1 cm))
Head end 7" (18 cm)
(tolerance ±0.4" (±1 cm))
Foot end 11" (28 cm)
(tolerance ±0.4" (±1 cm))
Speed 3 cm/s
Trendelenburg/reverse 45°/45°
Trendelenburg (adjustment
about the transverse axis)
Tilt (adjustment about the 30° to the left/30° to the right
longitudinal axis)
Leg section joints 90° upwards/105° downwards
Angle specifications in
relation to the seat plate
Back section joints Two-part table top 90° upwards/45° downwards
Angle specifications in One-part table top 90° upwards/90° downwards
relation to the seat plate
Classification
Operating table protection classification I
Device with internal power supply I. P. S
Level of protection against electrical shock Type B applied part
for the entire operating table Patient leakage current in accordance with CF
in compliance with IEC60601-1
Degree of protection from water IP X4
penetration
Operating mode Continuous operation with intermittent load
(DBAB) 2 min ON, 8 min OFF

Technical Data
24.3 Cables
Only connect the following cables to the medical device:
– Power cable, length 3.3 yd (3 m)
– Cable for the remote control, block length 0.77 yd (0.7 m) and
extended length 3.3 yd (3 m)
The cable is permanently connected to the remote control and
cannot be removed.
– Cable for the foot switch, length 3.3 yd (3 m)
The cable is permanently connected to the foot switch and
cannot be removed.
– Cables sold as spare parts by the manufacturer of the operating
table
Other accessories and other cables may have greater electrical
and electromagnetic interference levels or may lead to the reduced
interference immunity of the operating table.
Repairs on remote controls and foot switches, especially on the
cables, may only be performed by the Technical Customer Service
at TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG or by personnel
authorized, trained, and certified by Trumpf Medical.

Troubleshooting
25 Troubleshooting
In case of an error during the operation of the operating table, the
operator might be prompted to restart the operating table. The error
status will be corrected through the restart. If the error is reported
again after the restart, inform the Technical Customer Service.
Error Possible cause Correction

No function when pressing a key Operating table not switched on Press the power button on the
column keypad
Operating table cannot be Discharge the operating table Run operating table with line
switched on power and recharge column
batteries
No response when using the Key lock active Release the keypad or use two-
column keypad key operation
(Simultaneously press the ON key
and the required function key on
the column keypad)
No movement when button is Function not possible at the –
pressed, instead an audible error moment or not permitted
signal sounds
No response when pushing Discharge the operating table Operate the operating table with
button, the battery status display line power and recharge the
on the column keypad flashes column batteries
Operating table cannot be Either the controlling electronics, Contact Technical Customer
charged, the battery status display power line or input fuse (2x Service
does not flash 10 AT) is defective
Operating table cannot be run on Power cable defective Contact Technical Customer
power supply, external power Service
supply indicator does not
illuminate
Operating table cannot be Line power input at operating Contact Technical Customer
charged, external power supply table defective Service
indicator does not illuminate
Operating table cannot be The operating table or the battery Contact Technical Customer
charged, the battery status display is defective Service
flashes.
Full Anti (Reverse)- Tilt setting too high Reduce tilt
Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg
travel not possible
Full tilt not possible Anti (Reverse)-Trendelenburg/ Reduce Anti (Reverse)-
Trendelenburg setting too high Trendelenburg/Trendelenburg
Troubleshooting
Error Possible cause Correction

Tilt cannot be adjusted by more OK, for safety reasons tilting is Lock operating table
than 10° when the operating blocked in drive mode
table is unlocked (no brakes
applied).
Operating table cannot be Tilt not in horizontal position Set tilt to horizontal
unlocked (< 5°) and/or
Longitudinal travel not in level Move longitudinal travel to level
position and/or position
Lift not in center position Move lift to center position
The operating table drive mode Power cable connected to the Disconnect the operating table
does not operate with wired operating table from the line power
remote control
Leg sections not adjusted down Longitudinal travel too far toward Adjust longitudinal travel toward
far enough the head end the foot end
Back section not adjusted down Longitudinal travel too far toward Adjust longitudinal travel toward
far enough the foot end the head end
Acoustic signal when moving the Sensor error Contact Technical Service
table top
Audible signal while leveling if the Possible risk of collision (signal is OK (no error)
leg sections are approaching one warning)
another
Maintenance and Repair
26 Maintenance and Repair

Repairs may be performed only by the Technical Customer Service
at TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc. or by personnel authorized,
trained, and certified by Trumpf Medical. Trumpf Medical will not
be held liable for damage of any kind arising from the failure to
perform inspections or as a result of inadequate repairs or
maintenance, or modifications to the product.
To ensure safe use of the operating table, Technical Customer
Service must be ordered immediately if there are leaks in the
running gear hydraulics system (loss of hydraulic fluid).
Please contact the Technical Customer Service at
TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc. if you require technical support or
service.
TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc.
1046 LeGrand Blvd.
Charleston, SC 29492
United States
Telephone: +1 888 474 9360
The following maintenance intervals have been established for the
operating table:
– First maintenance in the 2nd year
– Second maintenance in the 4th year
– Annual maintenance beginning in the 5th year
We recommend that you take out a maintenance contract with
TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc. Service work performed by the
Technical Customer Service at TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc
ensures that the operating table will provide you with many years of
reliable service.
Disposal
27 Disposal
The operating table, accessories, and packaging must be recycled
in an environmentally friendly fashion. Disposal, including that of
individual parts, must be environmentally friendly, i.e., in
accordance with the legal regulations currently in force! For
information on proper disposal of old equipment, please contact
either Technical Customer Service at Trumpf Medical, your local
sales representative, or the appropriate national authority.
Trumpf Medical will take back your old equipment or products that
are defective or no longer used. Please contact Technical Customer
Service in Saalfeld for more information.
When the operating table is decommissioned, the Li-ion
rechargeable batteries must be removed from the operating table
by a Trumpf Medical service technician or by a person trained and
authorized by Trumpf Medical. Return removed and unusable
batteries in suitable packaging to Trumpf Medical Technical
Customer Service. IMPORTANT: when returning batteries, the
package must be declared as hazardous materials class 9/
UN3480. Trumpf Medical shall arrange for the environmentally
responsible disposal of the batteries.
EMC-Verification
28 EMC-Verification
Table 1 according to IEC 60601-1-2:2007
Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic interference
The TruSystem 7000 operating table is intended for use in the environments as specified below. The customer or user of the
aforementioned device should ensure that it is operated in one of the environments as described.
Emitted interference measurements Compliance Electromagnetic environment - guidelines
RF emissions in accordance with CISPR 11 Group 1 The TruSystem 7000 operating table exclusively
uses HF energy for its internal FUNCTION.
Therefore, its HF emissions levels are very low. It is
improbable that neighboring devices would be
adversely affected.
RF emissions in accordance with CISPR 11 Class A The TruSystem 7000 operating table is suitable for
use in establishments other than domestic and those
Harmonic Emissions as per IEC 61000-3-2 Class A connected directly to the PUBLIC LOW-VOLTAGE
NETWORK that supplies buildings used for
Voltage fluctuation/flicker emissions in Compliant
domestic purposes.
accordance with IEC 61000-3-3
The device must not be used directly next to other devices. If this is
required, the device must be continually monitored to ensure its
proper operation under these applied conditions.
Guidelines and manufacturer's declaration - electromagnetic immunity
Interference immunity IEC 60601 immunity Compliance level Electromagnetic environment -

test guidelines
Static electricity ±6 kV contact discharge ±6 kV contact discharge Floors should be made from wood or
discharge (ESD) ±8 kV air discharge ±8 kV air discharge concrete or covered with ceramic tiles.
according to If a floor is covered with synthetic
IEC 61000-4-2 material, the relative humidity must be
at least 30 %.
Rapid transient electrical ± 2 kV for mains cables ± 2 kV for mains cables The power supply quality should
disturbances/bursts ± 1 kV for input and output ± 1 kV for input and output correspond to that of a typical
pursuant to cables cables commercial or hospital environment.
IEC 61000-4-4
Voltages (surges) in ±1 kV outer-conductor/ ±1 kV outer-conductor/ The power supply quality should

accordance with outer-conductor voltage outer-conductor voltage correspond to that of a typical
IEC 61000-4-5 ±2 kV outer-conductor/ ±2 kV outer-conductor/ commercial or hospital environment.
ground voltage ground voltage
EMC-Verification
Interference immunity IEC 60601 immunity Compliance level Electromagnetic environment -

test guidelines
Voltage dips, short <5 % UT <5 % UT The supply voltage quality should
interruptions and voltage (>95 % dip in VT) (>95 % dip in VT) correspond to that in a typical business
variations on power for ½ period for ½ period or hospital environment. If the user of
supply input lines the TruSystem 7000 operating table
pursuant to 40 % UT 40 % UT requires continued operation during
IEC 61000-4-11 (60 % dip in VT) (60 % dip in VT) interruptions in power supply, then it is
for 5 periods for 5 periods recommended that the
TruSystem 7000 operating table
70 % UT 70 % UT
should be connected to an
(30 % dip in VT) (30 % dip in VT) uninterrupted power source or a
for 25 periods for 25 periods battery.
<5 % UT <5 % UT
(>95 % dip in VT) (>95 % dip in VT)
for 5 s for 5 s
Magnetic field with a 3 A/m 3 A/m Power frequency magnetic fields

supply frequency should correspond to the typical
(50/60 Hz) as per values in a business or hospital
IEC 61000-4-8 environment.
Comment VT is the AC mains voltage prior to applying the test level.
EMC-Verification
Interference immunity IEC 60601 immunity Compliance level Electromagnetic environment - guidelines
test
Portable and mobile RF communications

equipment should not be used in the vicinity of
the TruSystem 7000 operating table, including
cables, nor not closer than the recommended
separation distance calculated from the
equation applicable to the frequency of the
transmitter.
Recommended protection ratio:
Conducted HF noise as 3 Veff 3 Veff d=1.17√P

per IEC 61000-4-6 150 kHz to 80 MHz
Radiated HF in 3 V/m 3 V/m d=1.17√P

accordance with 80 MHz to 2.5 GHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz
IEC 61000-4-3
d=2.33√P
800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
P is the nominal rating of the transmitter in watts

(W) as per transmitter manufacturer data and d
is the recommended safe distance in
meters (m).
Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters, as
determined by an electromagnetic site survey,a
should be less than the compliance level in
each frequency range.b
Interference may occur in the
vicinity of equipment marked
with the following symbol:
Note 1 For 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher value applies.
Note 2 These guidelines might not be applicable in all cases. The propagation of electromagnetic
quantities is influenced by the absorption and reflection of buildings, items and human beings.
a Field strengths from fixed transmitters, such as base stations for radio (cellular/cordless) telephones
and land mobile radios, amateur radio, AM and FM radio broadcast and TV broadcast cannot
be predicted theoretically with accuracy. In order to determine the electromagnetic environment
with regard to stationary transmitters, a study of the location should be considered. If the measured
field strength in the location in which the aforementioned equipment is used exceeds the applicable
aforementioned compliance level, then the TruSystem 7000 operating table should be observed
to verify normal operation. Additional measures may be required such as e.g. reorienting or
relocating the TruSystem 7000 operating table.
b The field strength in the 150 kHz to 80 MHz frequency range should be less than 3 V/m.
Information on Ordering Additional Equipment for the Operating Table
Recommended separation distances between portable and mobile HF telecommunications equipment and the
TruSystem 7000 operating table
The TruSystem 7000 operating table is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment where HF disturbance variables
are controlled. The customer or user of the above mentioned device can contribute towards avoiding electromagnetic
interference by observing the minimum distance between portable and mobile HF telecommunication devices (transmitters)
and the above mentioned device depending on the output power of the communication device as stated below.
Rated power of Protection ratio depending on the transmitter frequency

transmitter
150 kHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2.5 GHz
W
d=1.17√P d=1.17√P d=2.33√P
0.01 0.12 0.12 0.23
0.1 0.37 0.37 0.74
1 1.17 1.17 2.33
10 3.69 3.69 7.38
100 11.67 11.67 23.33
For transmitters with a maximum nominal power not found in the table above, the recommended safe distance d can be
calculated in meters (m) using the equation for the respective column, where P is the maximum nominal power of the transmitter
in watts (W) according to the transmitter manufacturer's data.
Note 1 For 80 MHz and 800 MHz, the higher frequency range applies.
Note 2 These guidelines might not be applicable in all cases. The propagation of electromagnetic
quantities is influenced by the absorptions and reflections of buildings, items and human beings.
29 Information on Ordering Additional Equipment for the Operating

Table
Trumpf Medical offers a wide variety of section segments and
accessories for additional equipment of the operating table. For
more information, contact a Trumpf Medical representative (see
back of this document). Products used in conjunction with the
operating table (e.g. leg plates, radial control pistons) must be used
in compliance with their respective user manuals.
Radio License (only for Operating Table Version MBW)
30 Radio License (only for Operating Table Version MBW)

Canada/USA
Contains Industry Canada ID IC 7438A-CYO5148M0 or
20829-0ANY2400SC1
Contains FCC ID TYOJN5148M0 or
2AGCQANY2400SC1REV0
To comply with FCC‘s RF
radiation exposure
requirements, the antenna(s)
used for this transmitter must not
be collocated or operating in
conjunction with any other
antenna or transmitter.
Morocco/United The radio license in Morocco and the UAE only applies to the radio
Arab Emirates modules with the FCC ID TYOJN5148M0 or the
IC ID 7438A-CYO5148M0.
AGREE PAR LÀNRT MAROC

Numéro dàgrément: MR 7489 ANRT 2012
Date dàgrément: 19/09/2012
TRA
REGISTERED No:
ER42659/15
DEALER No:
DA47053/15
TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG
Registered Office
Carl–Zeiss–Straße 7–9
07318 Saalfeld
Germany
Phone: +49 3671 586–0
Fax: +49 3671 586–41105
Sales and Distribution

Benzstraße 26
82178 Puchheim
Germany
Phone: +49 89 80907–0
Fax: +49 89 80907–40020
Subsidiaries and Branch Offices
France
TRUMPF Systèmes Médicaux
United Kingdom
TRUMPF Medical Systems Ltd.
Italy
TRUMPF MED ITALIA s.r.l.
United States of America

TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc.
Australia
TRUMPF Med Australia
Singapore
TRUMPF Pte Ltd (Medical Division)
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China
Trumpf Medical Systems (Taicang) Co., Ltd.
United Arab Emirates

TRUMPF Medical Systems Dubai
Russia
TRUMPF Med OOO
e-mail: [email protected]
www.trumpfmedical.com

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TruSystem 7000 Operating Table

Manufacturer and distributor TRUMPF Medizin Systeme GmbH + Co. KG

Telephone +49 3671 586–41911

Sales and Technical Customer TRUMPF Medical Systems, Inc.

Telephone +1 888 474 9360

We at Trumpf Medical are constantly developing our products.

Revision level: 24/11/2016

Name Mat. no.

Pad table top TS7000 B 1753616

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3 Unpacking and Setting up the Operating Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

4 Operating Table Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

7 Malfunction Caused by other Devices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

10 Switching the Operating Table On and Off . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

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13 Using the Operating Table as an Extension Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54

14 Attaching the Section Segment to the Operating Table Top. . . . . . . . . . 55

15 Attaching Accessories to the Operating Table Top . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

19 Controlling the Operating Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75

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23 Care, Cleaning and Disinfection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94

26 Maintenance and Repair . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102

29 Information on Ordering Additional Equipment for the

30 Radio License (only for Operating Table Version MBW). . . . . . . . . . . 108

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CAUTION They follow a specific hierarchy and, in

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1.2 Safety instructions

The medical device is subject to special precautions regarding the

In the rare event that an operating table fails during surgery,

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1.2.3 High-frequency (HF) surgery devices and defibrillators

The operating table is suitable for the use of HF

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1.2.7 Protection against infection

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1.2.8 Environmental protection

1.3 Pictograms on the product

The following pictograms are located on the operating table:

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Item Pictogram Meaning Position

[B] Operating table name On the right side on the topmost

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Item Pictogram Meaning Position

[I] ETL mark Foot end on the running gear in

[O] Reset Button Head end at the column base

[P] Positioning aid for the extension At both extension adapter

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Item Pictogram Meaning Position

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