ATTACHMENT 1

ZAP! SURGERY SPECIFICATIONS & REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (2/11/02)

Version 3 – 2/11/02

ATTACHMENT 2

ZAP! SURGERY EXHIBIT

SUMMARY / CHECKLIST OF DAILY START-UP & SHUT DOWN

START-UP PROCEDURE / CHECKS

1. ____Turn on main circuit breakers and gallery lights
2. ____Cool Surgery, Gamma Targeting and Virtual O.R. – turn on UPS for each; check that programs load successfully to "start" screens and all buttons are lit
3. ____Laser Zap It - laser and rear targets are lit
4. ____Laser Light Zone – lasers and incandescent lights are lit on both tables
5. ____Laser Match ‘Em – haze machine produces mist and "start" screen is displayed on both monitors
6. ____Fast Freeze Room – both air conditioners are operating; "start" screen is displayed on monitor; button is lit
7. ____Visible Vibes – ultrasonic sensor responds with hand in front of sensor
8. ____Sound in the Round – hammer mechanism is secure; rubber bellows is not ripped; reservoir lit from underneath
9. ____Tissue Tremors – all kidney stone pieces and mount are intact; pinball mechanism is working; "start" screen is displayed; both buttons are lit
10. ____Wave Launcher – mallet is intact and tethered; drum pad is secure; exhibit responds properly (sound and light) to hit on drum pad (high and low scale)
11. ____Gamma How It Works – LEDs functioning
12. ____Fiber Optic Fun – all six buttons are lit steady (and blink when depressed); halogen lights respond; both fiber optic illuminators are working
13. ____Picture Perfect – "start" screen is displayed; button is lit; slide mechanism is intact and backlit
14. ____Scope It Out – "endoscope" is intact and tethered; "object" is present
15. ____Inside Moves – image is displayed on monitor
16. ____3D Maze – all five tools intact and rubber block is present
17. ____Grab It! – claws / protective tips are intact
18. ____Real Stories / Real Surgery Kiosks (Lasers, Cryosurgery, Ultrasound, Endoscopes, Gamma) – "start" screens displayed on monitors; video selection buttons are lit
19. ____Zap Jr. Operation Game – all tongs are intact and tethered; buzzer and button (nose) react; all game pieces present
20. ____Zap Jr. Exam Table – sounds emitted from all three speakers; three sets of play medical instruments available / intact; four play scrubs available / intact
21. ____Zap Jr. X-Ray Table – x-rays present; table is backlit
22. ____Zap Jr. Basic Anatomy Area – four sets of magnetized body systems available / intact; three sets of anatomy aprons and velcro organs available / intact
23. ____ZapCam Simulator – daily inspection / maintenance completed; logbooks filled out; exit gate and lock are intact
24. ____Briefing Room and Non-Motion Room – turn off 3 work lights; turn on projector by depressing the "on/standby" key on top of the projector (or on the remote) one time; "start" screens displayed on the Briefing Room pull-down screen and Non-Motion Room monitor; sound system operating properly
25. ____ZapCam Queuing Line – tensabarriers are intact / connected; "enter here" sign intact
26. ____General Lighting – central kiosks, activity tables, ZapCam text barriers and warning panels are lit

SHUT DOWN PROCEDURE

1. ____Briefing Room and Non-Motion Room– depress the "on/standby" key twice on top of the Projector (or on the remote control) to turn off the lamp and allow cooling before main gallery power is shut off; open sliding door of room to allow overnight ventilation; turn on 3 work lights
2. ____Cool Surgery, Gamma Targeting, and Virtual O.R. – shut down the programs, then finally shut off the UPS to turn off the computers before main gallery power is shut off
3. ____ZapCam Simulator – open doors for overnight ventilation; confirm that "Proj" button is off and control console key is removed and placed in a secure location
4. ____Shut off main gallery power

Version 3 – 2/11/02

ATTACHMENT 3

ZAPCAM SIMULATOR – ROUTINE OPERATING PROCEDURE SUMMARY

RESTRICTIONS FOR RIDERS

• Maximum capacity usually is 12 adults (4 / seat) to 15 small children (5 / seat); riders must not be squeezed into seats so tightly that their shoulders contact the side door panels
• An adult, or an older, responsible sibling must accompany children under 8 years old.
• Medical restrictions/ride at your own risk statements are posted on the backlit panels near the Briefing Room entrance and Non-Motion Room exit for rider’s reference.

MORNING STARTUP

• Check that technical staff have completed the daily morning inspection/maintenance of the simulator (technical staff should always date a new page in a logbook kept on the control console side, and state/initial that they have completed the inspection). Do not operate the unit if the check was not completed.
• Turn on the control console key (should be kept in a secure location when the simulator is not operating and staffed); all console buttons should light temporarily.
• When all console button lights go out (except the red lit button that has two separate lamps for the two doors "L-DR" and "R-DR"), depress the "Pump Start" button (it should burn steady green, and a hum will be heard from the hydraulic pump motor beneath the simulator rear section).
• Depress the "Proj" button one time to turn the projector on. SANYO will appear on the inside screen and go off after a short time.
• Wait for the "Ride Ready" button to burn steady yellow (indicating the ride is prepared to run normally).

LOADING RIDERS

• Lock the exit gate before loading riders.
• Close the right door as follows:
1. Pull down lightly on the top edge of the door’s center fold with hands spread.
2. When the door drops, move hands to the lower section of the door (just below the center fold). Push in initially on the center of the lower section to keep the door from binding at the fold. Then push in with hands spread to catch both the front and rear latches.

• Open the left door to accept riders as follows:
1. Pull out on the silver handle in the center of the door.
2. When the door is partly raised, move your hands to near the bottom edge.
3. Bend down and get underneath the door to push up steadily (with spread hands) until the door rollers lock into place at the top of the front and back door tracks.

• Tell riders to watch their heads and step as they exit the Briefing Room and board the ZapCam.
• Suggest that tall people sit in the rear seat (unless it will split up families with small children).
• When visitors are seated, inform them about safety items using the following or similar short speech:

• Ask riders to watch their legs and shoulders, then close the left door (as described above for the right door).
• Make certain that the Briefing Room sliding door is closed before proceeding to the control console.

STARTING AND ENDING SIMULATOR RIDES

• Push the unlit green "Ride Start" button. All console lights should go out, except the "Frame" button will blink blue, both the "Pump Start" and " Ride Start" buttons will burn steady green, and the "Proj" button will burn steady red.
• Make sure that motion and sound begin and continue throughout the ride [keep the speaker volume knob on the console turned up (clockwise)]. Watch on the monitor that the cabin video is working (you will see flashes of light from the inside screen reflected on the rider’s faces).
• The operator must stay at the control console during the entire ride and continuously listen to the speaker/watch the cabin monitor, and observe both the console buttons and general ZapCam operation, for any signs of operational/rider problems. Refrain from discussions with visitors in the queue line during operation, as this will distract you from properly/quickly responding to problems.
• When the ride is nearly over (listen for a loud sneeze in the audio program), walk over and unlatch the exit gate.
• Wait for the ZapCam to settle completely down onto the cradle (or watch for the yellow "Ride Ready" button to light on the control console, followed by a "beep") and open the right door for riders to exit.
• Ask riders to remain seated until the door is completely raised and latched, then always ask them to exit to their left (best if done one row at a time) and watch their step on the platform.
• Step toward the rear edge of the door and lightly support the open door with one hand while riders exit (in case a rider accidentally bumps it and causes it to fall).
• Close the right ZapCam door as the last rider exits, then immediately walk over to lock the exit gate again.
• Walk to the other side of the ZapCam and open the left door to accept a new group of riders (as described in the section above) when the briefing is concluded.

RIDE STOPS (INITIATED BY EITHER THE RIDER OR OPERATOR)

• If a rider depresses an inside emergency stop button and pushes out on a door during a ride (intentionally, or by accident):
1. a corresponding console door button should light ("L-DR" for left door; "R-DR" for right door) and the motion should automatically stop (but the video and sound continues),
2. the operator should depress the "Syst Reset" button to reset the video and sound to the beginning,
3. the operator should open the door and investigate if a rider wants to exit the ZapCam, or if the stop button was accidentally depressed, and
4. the operator should close the door and push the "Ride Start" button to restart the ride.

• If the operator observes a door open indicator ("L-DR" or "R-DR" button lit on the console) and the ZapCam motion does not stop, he/she should immediately depress the "Syst Reset" button to stop the ride, and then investigate the problem.
• If the operator decides it is necessary to stop the ride (such as if a rider calls out from inside to stop the ride, a problem seems apparent on the monitor, or a building fire alarm sounds, etc.), he/she should depress the "Syst Reset" button to bring the ride quickly to an end.
• If a serious emergency arises (such as a hydraulic fluid hose breaking and fluid spouting from beneath the ZapCam), the operator should immediately depress the console’s "Emer Stop" button. This will immediately shut the entire system down (except the projector). To reset the system (only after approval of technical staff), the console key should be turned off, the "Emer Stop" button should be turned clockwise to reset the button, and then the usual system start (see above Morning Startup procedure) should be performed. In this case the "Proj" button should still be on (red) and needs no other action.

TROUBLESHOOTING

• For periodic problems such as no motion, sound, or video (these problems are normal , unless very frequent), depress the "Syst Reset" button and restart the ride after the "Ride Ready" light comes back on.
• If depressing "Syst Reset" does not resolve the above operating problems, first push "Syst Reset" to stop motion, then:
1. open the right door and inform visitors that you will attempt rebooting the system which will take a few minutes,
2. leave the door open,
3. turn off the console key, but don’t depress/turn off the "Proj" button,
4. do a morning start as described above [except don’t depress the "Proj" button again (which should still be lit red)], and
5. when the "Ride Ready" button is lit, inform visitors that you will attempt the ride again, close the right door, and start the ride.

• If a video problem still persists after depressing "Syst Reset" several times, shut the entire console down (including depress the "Proj" button one time to turn it off). Wait at least 2 minutes and turn the system back on (as described above in the section on morning start up). If this still does not resolve the video problem, call a technician and ask for a complete main power reboot (3-phase main power shutdown, a several minute wait, and power back up again) to reset the control circuitry.

• If a "L-DR" or R-DR" button stays lit after starting a ride (indicating a door is open) and motion continues, immediately depress the "Syst Reset" button, attempt to close the door again, and restart the ride. If this problem recurs, stop all further rides, report the problem to technical staff and do not run the ZapCam until cleared for continued operation.

• Report all unusual sounds, operation, or buttons lit that normally aren’t ("I-LOC", or "TEMP", or "SYNC-1") to technical staff. Do not run until cleared for continued operation. Turn off the control console key and wait for proper assistance.

SHIFT CHANGES / OPERATING PROBLEMS DOCUMENTATION

• Each operator should sequentially enter his or her name and time of shift start on the designated new daily page of the logbook (the logbook should be kept in the holder on the front panel of the control console).
• A short description of operating problems experienced, and the time they occur, should be entered in the logbook either by the operator(s) or technician(s).

END OF DAY SHUT DOWN

OVERALL CAUTIONS / POLICIES

• A fully trained operator must be inside the ZapCam operating area anytime that the key is in the control console.
• Only two staff members (the operator and someone making a shift change) shall be allowed in the ZapCam area during operation.
• No operator can leave the console until his/her replacement has arrived.
• If there is any doubt about the proper operations of the ZapCam, only run the unit after cleared by the technical staff.
• A separate operator/staff member each for the Briefing Room and ZapCam are recommended for normal operations. However, if it becomes necessary that a single person covers both the Briefing Room and ZapCam, that person must not run both a briefing and the ZapCam ride at the same time for safety reasons. Instead, each group of visitors should be moved through the whole process before bringing another group into the Briefing Room, as follows:
1. Usher visitors (15 maximum) into the Briefing Room, seat them comfortably, and explain that you will return when it is time for their "mission".
2. Begin the "briefing" by depressing the top button on the wall between the Briefing Room and Non-Motion Room.
3. Exit through the sliding door and close it behind you.
4. Wait by the ZapCam control console (or rear area of the simulator) until you hear the briefing end. In this way, you will be able to answer questions and assist visitors in the queue line, as well as watch the control console.
5. When the briefing ends, escort riders onto the ZapCam or into the Non-Motion Room.
6. Start the non motion video for anyone electing that option, close the sliding door, orient the new riders as above, and start the ride (staying at the control console).
7. While the ride is operating, watch the monitor covering the Briefing Room (which should be empty) for unauthorized persons. If someone enters the room and should attempt to open the sliding door, immediately end the ride by depressing the "Syst Reset" button, escort the person out to the proper waiting area, and restart the ride again for the current riders.
8. When the ride ends, escort the group out, lock the exit gate, and bring another group into the Briefing Room.
9. Repeat the above process of escorting one group through the entire briefing and ride before handling another group.

Version 2 – 2/20/02

ATTACHMENT 4

LASER MODULE - MATCH ‘EM EXHIBIT

ADDITIONAL USER INFORMATION

LASERS SPECIFICATIONS

CAUTIONS

STATEMENTS

• Carnegie Science Center staff will be responsible for complete installation (and subsequent disassembly when appropriate) of this exhibit. No maintenance or service by the facility renting the exhibit is anticipated to be required to keep this exhibit in compliance with federal laser product performance requirements.
• This exhibit contains embedded Class IIIb lasers, but the exhibit is considered to most closely match a Class II Product. Class II is considered appropriate because the unit is fully enclosed, and the public cannot reach the laser beams, their termination points, or a point close enough to the beam termination to allow access to scattered light above the Class II accessible emission limits.
• All posted exposure warning label locations on the Match ‘Em (and reproductions of label contents) are illustrated on Figure 4-1.

Figure 4-1: Warning Label Locations