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 CONTENTS
1 - Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 1
1.1 Overview ................................................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Safety....................................................................................................................................................... 1
1.3 General Description................................................................................................................................. 1
1.4 Product Features ...................................................................................................................................... 2
1.5 Environment ............................................................................................................................................ 2
1.6 Product Parameters.................................................................................................................................. 2
1.7 Product List ............................................................................................................................................. 3
2 - System Safety ............................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 Safety Symbols........................................................................................................................................ 4
2.2 Precautions .............................................................................................................................................. 4
2.3 Safety Instructions ................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4 Laser Class —— ClassⅢB ..................................................................................................................... 5
3 –Product Structure ........................................................................................................................ 6
3.1 Device Structure ...................................................................................................................................... 6
4 - Operating Procedures ................................................................................................................. 7
5 - Software Functions ..................................................................................................................... 9
5.1 Start ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
5.2 Home Interface ...................................................................................................................................... 10
5.3 New/Edit of Subprogram ...................................................................................................................... 11
5.4 Program Preview ................................................................................................................................... 13
5.5 Program Running .................................................................................................................................. 14
5.5.1 External Trigger.............................................................................................................................. 16
5.6 Program Listing ..................................................................................................................................... 17
5.7 History ................................................................................................................................................... 19
5.8 System Setting ....................................................................................................................................... 20
6 - Alarms...................................................................................................................................... 22
7 - Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................... 23
8 –Cleaning and Maintenance ........................................................................................................ 24
8.1 Clean the optical fiber ........................................................................................................................... 24
8.2 Machine Cleaning ................................................................................................................................. 24
8.3 Disinfection ........................................................................................................................................... 25
8.4 Maintenance .......................................................................................................................................... 25
8.5 Battery Replacement ............................................................................................................................. 26
9 - Warranty .................................................................................................................................. 27
1 - Introduction
1.1 Overview
First of all, thank you for choosing the series products of Intelligent Optogenetics System
manufactured by RWD!
Please be sure to carefully read all the information attached before installing and using
this product for the first time, which will help you use the product better.
RWD Life Science Co., Ltd. is committed to continuously improving product functions
and service quality, and reserves the right to make changes to any product described in this
manual and the content of this manual without prior notice.
For the latest product information, please contact us by telephone or mail, or visit our
website(www.rwdls.com). Please contact RWD if you find any inconsistency between the
actual product and the information contained herein during the use of the device, or you have

any questions or suggestions.

This manual applies to:

 Intelligent Optogenetics System (465nm) Model: IOS-465
 Intelligent Optogenetics System (589nm) Model: IOS-589
 Intelligent Optogenetics System (635nm) Model: IOS-635

The device is intended only for animal experiments and preclinical

research. It is forbidden to be used for humans!

1.2 Safety
Please read the section “2-System safety” carefully to prevent any injury to laboratory
animals, operators or the system during use before you operating the system.
If you have any questions or suggestions on safety, please contact us for after-sales
support.

The device should be operated and managed by trained professionals!

1.3 General Description

Intelligent Optogenetics System is designed, developed and produced by RWD Life
Science Co., Ltd. The product integrates waveform generator and laser, and thus simplifies
the whole optogenetics system. Compared with the traditional optogenetics system, it has a
great improvement in product usability and customer experience, and can provide customers
with more simple and easy-to-use optogenetics solutions.

1.4 Product Features

 Stable performance, high efficiency;
 With an intelligent and integrated system;
 Touch-screen operation interface, convenient parameter setting and control, real-time
waveform state visible;
 Remote controller function to reduce human interference in experiments;
 Support custom editing, import and export of program groups, programs and
experiment records can be exported to PC for viewing;
 Multiple external trigger modes;

 Compatible with a variety of devices of electrophysiology, ethology, fiber photometry.

1.5 Environment
Please prepare the device operating environment under the conditions listed in the table
below to ensure the operation and safety of the system.
Item Description
AC: 100 V~240 V, 50 / 60 Hz, 2.0 A
Power supply
DC: 12 V / DC 7.5A
Operating temperature: 15℃ ~ 30℃
Operating conditions
Operating humidity: 20% ~ 80% (non-condensing)
Storage temperature: -20 ℃ ~ 60 ℃
Storage conditions
Storage humidity: 20% ~ 80% (non-condensing)

1.6 Product Parameters

Items Description / Range
Screen 7-inch capacitive screen (1024px*600px)
Frequency 0.01~500.00Hz
Pulse width ms：1~100000 , s：1-100
473nm，589nm：0~100mW
Power
635nm：0~60mW
Power stability (rms) 1%
Pulse duration ms / s: 1~999999
Delay ms / s: 0~999999
Output 0.0~5.0V
Total time 0.001~999999.999s
Setting range: 1~999999 (time)
Cycles
indication range: 0.00~999999(time)
External Trigger Voltage 2.0V~10.0V
 Trigger Delay ms / s: 0~999999
Model 473,635 preheating duration of 5 minutes, model 589 preheating
Suggested laser preheating
duration of 10 minutes (turn on the power, start the device, adjust the
duration
laser to the maximum power operation for 5 minutes)

1.7 Product List

Note: This list is for reference only because there are differences between different
versions of the manual. When receiving the goods, please check the delivered parts against
the packing list that came with the shipment. If you find any inconsistency, please contact
your local rwd service personnel immediately.
Configuration Items Qty Description
Standard Host 1 One intelligent optogenetics system
For connection of the AC power supply to the
Standard AC power cord 1
adapter
Standard Remote controller 1 For remote controller of program start/stop
Standard AC-DC adapter 1 12V power supply input
Connect external devices for marking or triggering.
The method is: the red and black lines are
respectively connected to the positive and negative
Standard BNC marking cable① 1
poles.
red-positive, black-negative.
Cable length: 1 M
Connect external devices for marking or triggering.
Standard BNC marking cable② 1
Cable length: 1 M

Figure 1-1 BNC marking cable①

Figure 1-2 BNC marking cable②

2 - System Safety
2.1 Safety Symbols
Symbol Description

Warning! Laser radiation! Prevent exposure to

beams. Class 3B laser

Laser aperture label

2.2 Precautions
 Please operate the system by following the instructions in this manual;
 It is recommended that the interval between power on and power off operations be 5
seconds;
 It is recommended that the Intelligent Optogenetics System should be placed on a flat
surface with better reliability and heat dissipation;
 The system should be kept away from the flammable and explosive conditions;
 The product should be used in a clean, dry and static-free environment;
 Please use a socket or wiring board certified to national safety regulations;
 A voltage stabilizer is recommended if the voltage is unstable;
 Clean finger sets, latex gloves and other insulation devices are necessary when dealing
with optical problems;
 Please contact RWD for consultation in case of any questions during the operation;
 You may also contact the manufacturer for maintenance of components related to the
system;
 Disassembly of the system or replacement of parts can only be performed by
maintenance professionals designated by the manufacturer;
 Please be sure to use the adapter and parts provided by the manufacturer, otherwise
RWD assumes no liability for any consequences caused thereby.
 2.3 Safety Instructions
1) Optical safety
 Wear proper goggles. Although the goggles can protect the eyesight, the operator
should not look directly at the laser light source when wearing them;
 Set up a control area in the position where the system is easy to mark to ensure that
the appropriate warning signs are visible;
 Ensure there are staff on site when the system is running;
 It is necessary to use the system in the company of experienced professionals. If it
is not used, the system should be shut down completely and restricted from
unauthorized personnel.
2) Electrical safety
 Turn off the power switch first and then disconnect main power when the device is
not use;
 Take out the power adapter and keep it with the device when putting the device in
storage;
 Professionals knowing about the operation of electrical device must be present
during operation;
 Please keep a certain distance from the adapter to prevent personal injury caused
by electric shock when the electrical device is running.

2.4 Laser Class —— ClassⅢB

A Class Ⅲ B laser is a continuous-wave (CW) laser of 5 - 500 mW, which is dangerous
to the eyes when looking directly into the beam. It is generally safe to observe under diffuse
reflection. When the beam is focused, it may cause minor skin damage or even pose a risk of
igniting inflammable materials. When the true diffuse reflection of visible radiation is observed
for longer than 10s, if the distance between the diffuse reflection surface and the cornea is less
than 13cm, it is still possible to cause eye injury. It is recommended to wear suitable laser
protective glasses when using this type of laser.
3 –Product Structure
3.1 Device Structure
The following introduction will take product 465 as an example, 589,635 is applicabl.

Figure 4-1

1 6
7
2

4 9
5 Figure 4-2 8

No. Part/Interface Name Description

1 Remote controller For remotely control of program start/stop
2 Antenna Receive remote control signal
3 Power switch Control the machine power on and off
4 Power input port Power adapter port
5 USB-B port LAN port - Upgrade firmware and programs
6 USB-A port Store and read data
7 EXT TRIG The BNC interface receives external trigger signals
8 OUTPUT Marker signal output
9 LASER output Laser output (FC-FC optical fiber coupler)
4 - Operating Procedures
Instructions before operation:
 Please pay attention to keep the optical fiber end face clean during use. Please
refer to 8.1- Clean the optical fiber for cleaning method;
 Do not bend the optical fiber excessively. Otherwise, the optical fiber may be
damaged and the normal use of the product may be affected.
 Close the cover the external optical fiber interface after use.
1) First, refer to 3-Product Structure and connect the cables of the equipment well;
2) Start —— press the power switch to start the equipment, and enter the default
password "0000" to enter the main interface.
3) Parameter Setting —— Go to "Program", create a new program group, click "New" to
add a new subroutine, then set the subroutine parameters: frequency, pulse, power,
duration, delay, and output.
4) Product Warm-up —— Select CW Mode, set the maximum power, and turn on the
laser for 5-10 minutes to warm up the machine (avoid direct eye to the laser). For
details on the laser warm-up duration, see 1.6 Product parameters.
5) ①On the home page, click [New];
②Select [CW Mode] and enter the power;
②Click [Laser On] to detect and adjust the optical power value at the end of the optical
fiber until it reaches the optical power required for animal experiments;
③Tap [Power Sync.] to synchronize the power value to "Pulse Mode".
6) After entering pulse mode, set the laser frequency (such as 20 Hz), pulse width (such
as 10 ms), duration (such as 10s) and delay (such as 30s), total experiment duration,
and other parameters depending on the specific experiment. More parameters can be
added. The added parameters will be stored in the created "program";
7) Confirm Parameters —— Check the set subroutine according to the experimental
needs, and set the "total experiment duration" or the "number of cycles" of the program.
After confirming that there are no errors, click "Preview" to view or click "Run" to
enter the operation interface;
8) Run Program ——Click "Start", the equipment will run according to the sequence and
the number of cycles set for the subroutine;
9) Auxiliary Equipment —— To use the "remote control" and "external trigger" functions
during the experiment, enter the corresponding function module from the program
operation interface for setting;
10) Connect the external optical fiber to the optogenetic light source and the insert of the
animal's head, start to run the set experimental program and complete the animal
experimental procedures by combining behavioral, calcium signal recording, and other
research methods;
11) End Experiment —— Turn off the power of the equipment and store the equipment in
a suitable area. See 1.5 Environment for equipment storage environment requirements.
Clean and protect the optical fiber, see 8.1 Clean the optical fiber.
5 - Software Functions
5.1 Start
Press the power on/off button on the rear panel to initialize the device;

Figure 5-1
Enter the password. The password is "0000” by default.

Figure 5-2
 5.2 Home Interface
Enter the password to enter the home interface. At this point, the name of the program
group currently used is displayed in the upper left of the interface, and all subprograms
contained in the program group are displayed in the list area, as shown in Figure 5-3. When
using the device for the first time, the [DEMO] program group will be displayed by default.
When reusing it, the last program group used will be displayed.

List area of subprograms

Figure 5-3
Parameter Specification:

Parameter Describe Setting / indication range

Displays the total duration of [Duration] + [Delay]
Single Cycle /
of all the selected subroutines.
Sets the number of cycles for the pulse program to
run.
Note: When used with [Total Experiment Duration], Setting range: 1~999999
Cycle Index
the system automatically calculates the number of indication range: 0.00~999999
output cycles after you manually enter [Total
Experiment Duration].
Set the total running duration of the pulse program.
Total Note: When used with the number of cycles, the
Experiment system automatically calculates the total duration of 0.001~999999.999s
Duration the output experiment after you manually enter
[Number of Cycles].

Parameter Specification:

Parameter Describe
Click to enter the [New] to add one or more subprograms between the two
New subprograms.
Attention: The program can set up to 25 subprograms
Click to enter the [edit] of the selected subroutine; or double-click the subroutine to
Edit
enter the [Edit].
Delete Delete the selected subroutine.
 Click to enter the [Preview].
Preview Attention: The duration of [Single Cycle] of all currently selected subroutines should
be less than or equal to 5H, otherwise the system will prompt.
Click to enter the [Run].
Run Attention: The duration of [single cycle] of all currently selected subroutines should
be less than or equal to 5H, otherwise the system will prompt.
Flip left and right to see other subroutines of the current program
Program Click to enter the [Program].
Setting Click to enter the [Setting].
History Click to enter the [History].
Click the pop-up [Save As] dialog box to save the subroutine selected by √ in the
Save as
current program to other programs.

5.3 New/Edit of Subprogram

Enter the [New / Edit] page. By default, [Pulse Mode] is selected. See Figure 5-4. It can
be switched to [CW Mode], see Figure 5-5. Set parameters and click [OK] to complete the
Settings.

Figure 5-4
 Figure 5-5
Parameter specification:

Parameter Description
Frequency Number of light pulses per second
Pulse width Width of a single optical pulse
Power Optical pulse power output size
Total time Single program running time
The interval between the end of a single program run and the start of the next
Time delay
program
Output Sets the output voltage of the interface, which is synchronized with the
output
control signal of the laser
 Total time
Frequency
Pulse width Next cycle
Power

Delay

Figure 5-6
Parameter specification:

Parameter Description
Click to detect the optical fiber end power. When the laser is turned
Laser On/Laser Off
on, the button displays "Laser Off".
Click [Power Synchronization] to write the power value set in the
Power Sync
current [CW Mode] to the [Power] text box in [Pulse Mode].

5.4 Program Preview

This interface displays the pulse waveform thumbnail of the selected subprogram.

Figure 5-7
 The Y-axis power scale displays 100mW by default. You may adjust the Y-axis by "+"
and "-" buttons on the left side of the preview , The X time axis displays 4s waveform by default.
You may adjust the X axis by "+" and "-" buttons.
The adjustable position of Y axis is: 10/20/50/100 mW.
The adjustable position of X axis is: 0.4/4.0/40.0/400.0/4000.0 s.
When the pulse duration is greater than the current coordinate range, scroll left and right

to view the waveform by buttons and .

Parameter specification:

Parameter Description
Reset Click to switch the current X/Y axis state back to the default.
Click to enter the program running interface.
Run Attention: The duration of [single cycle] of all currently selected subroutines should
be less than or equal to 5H, otherwise the system will prompt.

5.5 Program Running

Select the subprogram and click [Run] to enter the program running interface as shown in
Figure 5-8

Figure 5-8
 Figure 5-9
The interface displays the parameters of the executing program, such as pulse number,

frequency, power and duration; is the countdown display of the total time.
Parameter specification:
Parameter Description
Click on/off the remote control function. The remote control is displayed
when it is opened and when it is closed.
Remote Click [Remote] to pair the device to the attached remote controller, so that user
could operate with the remote controller
Description of remote controller buttons: [1]=Start, [2]=Pause
Click [Reset] to clear the pulse waveform currently formed and restore to the
original state. Countdown recovery is set for the total duration of the
Reset
experiment, start, remote control, trigger, return button, restore to the default
state or available state.
Click to enter the trigger setting page. Display when the trigger is on,
Trigger on
display when it is off.
Click Start Execute/Pause Execute/Continue Execute laser pulse. For details
Start/ pause/continue about the running interface, see Figure 5-8. After all the procedures are
executed, the laser will issue an alarm sound to prompt the user.
Turn on/off the alarm tone and end of operation tone.
 5.5.1External Trigger
The external trigger setting screen is shown in Figure 5-10.

Figure 5-10
When [Trigger On] is selected, click [Start] on the program running interface and wait
for an external trigger signal that meets the trigger condition. It will start running when the
conditions are met, otherwise, it will keep waiting. Trigger Mode, Threshold and Trigger
Delay are set by user as required.
Attention: External trigger and remote control are mutually exclusive. If external trigger
is turned on, remote control will not be available, and vice versa.
Description of three trigger modes
Trigger
Description Description
Mode

If the trigger voltage is higher

than or equal to the set value
of trigger voltage, the program
Edge will run; the trigger is only
Note: If the trigger voltage is higher than or equal to the set
value of trigger voltage, the program will run; the trigger is only
featured by the “on” function
featured by the “on” function and the program’s duration and the program’s duration
depends on its set duration. depends on its set duration.

Parameters: Threshold, Trigger Delay
 If the trigger voltage is higher
than or equal to the set value
Note: If the trigger voltage is higher than or equal to the set of trigger voltage, the program
value of trigger voltage, the program will run; if it is lower than will run; if it is lower than that
Real- that value, the program will stop; the trigger is featured by the value, the program will stop;
Time “on/off” function. The program’s duration depends on the the trigger is featured by the
trigger’s duration.
“on/off” function. The
program’s duration depends on
the trigger’s duration.
Parameters: Threshold

The running power relies on

Power 100mw the first subprogram selected
and other parameters are
Note: The running power relies on the first subprogram selected
Gate defined by the external device,
and other parameters are defined by the external device, and
only square wave at the frequency ≤500Hz are responded to.
and only square wave at the
frequency ≤500Hz are
responded to.

Parameters: Threshold

Parameter specification:

Parameter Description Setting range

When the external input signal meets the trigger setting voltage,
Threshold 2.0~10.0V
the machine starts pulse stimulation.
When the external input signal meets the trigger setting voltage,
0~999999
Trigger Delay wait for the set trigger delay, the machine will start the pulse
ms/s
stimulus
Displays the power set by the first subprogram selected by the √
of the local machine. When the external input signal meets the
Power /
trigger setting voltage, the machine will start the pulse stimulation
according to the power

5.6 Program Listing

Click [Program] to enter the program interface, as shown in Figure 5-11. The program
interface displays the list of program groups of local or external storage devices. The external
program file input port is USB-A port. Users can choose the program source according to
experimental requirements. The program interface allows operations such as create, rename,
delete, export, and apply a program group.
 Figure 5-11
Parameter specification:

Button Description
Click to enter the new program name page corresponding to the current storage location.
New
Note: up to 100 program groups can be stored locally.
Rename Click to rename the currently selected program.
After clicking, a popup will appear indicating whether to delete the currently selected
program group.
Delete Note: DEMO program group is the system default program group and cannot be deleted.
Moreover, the program group in use on the home interface cannot be deleted. Please
switch the program group in use to another program group before deleting it.
If you select [Internal] Storage, Export is displayed. You can export the local program
group to an external storage device.
Internal /
If you select [External] Storage, Import is displayed. You can import the external program
External
group to the local storage device.
USB storage: supported U Disk type: FAT32.
Click to enter the main interface, call the current shading selected program to the main
interface, and display all subprograms and their corresponding parameters under the
Apply
program group.
There is only the default [DEMO] group in the program group when used for the first time.

The page for creating or renaming a program group is shown in 5-12.

 Figure 5-12
Click the letter or number key on the keyboard to enter the program group name. The
input must be 1-20 digits, numerical or uppercase letters, and cannot be repeated; Click
[Confirm] to complete the program group creation. Click [Return] to return to the program
listing interface.

5.7 History
Figure 5-13 shows the historical record page. This interface displays records of all pulse
executions, including experiment date, program name, running status, and so on.

Figure 5-13
 Figure 5-14
Parameter specification:

Button Description
History page: Popover prompts the user to export all history records or currently
selected records.
Export
View Details page: Export Current history.
Export format: CSV
Click to select a record, and click [View] to view the details of the record. View the
View
page as shown in Figure 5-13 above.

5.8 System Setting

Click [Setting] to enter the system setting interface.

Figure 5-15
 On the setting interface you can select the system language, turn on and off the key tone,
set the date and time, as well as the password and remote controller pairing.
[Pairing]: pair device to the remote controller according to the screen prompts.

Figure 5-16
6 - Alarms
The alarm information interface is shown as follows.
When the system identifies the fault but does not pause the laser output, the following
message is displayed:

Run High Temperature!

Alarm

The Temp is out of range and the laser

has been interrupted!

confirm

Figure 6-1
Alarm prompts list:

Alarm prompts Solution

The Temp is out of range and the
laser has been interrupted!
Suspend the use of the device and disconnect the power supply
Low Temperature! until the temperature of the device to range of 15-45°C
High Temperature!
7 - Troubleshooting
Possible cause Solution
1) Modify the trigger voltage value so that the input voltage value is at
least 5% greater than the set value;
Abnormal external trigger
2) If it still failed to be solved, please contact the RWD after-sales staff
to deal with.
1) Confirm whether the laser power is normal with CW mode;
2) Confirm whether the setting procedure is correct through preview,
Abnormal laser out power and check whether the total time of the experiment is set correctly;；
3) If it still failed to be solved, please contact the RWD after-sales staff
to deal with.
1) Confirm whether it is in the [Running] interface and the remote
controller function is enable;
The start and stop of
2) Check whether the remote controller is well-charged, if not, please
program running are failed
replace a new one;
to be controlled with the
3) Enter [Pairing] interface to pair the remote controller to the device;
remote controller
4) If it still failed to be solved, please contact the RWD after-sales staff
to deal with.
8 –Cleaning and Maintenance
8.1 Clean the optical fiber
 Please clean fiber with professional tools——such as cassette fiber cleaner;
 if without professional tools，anhydrous alcohol, tampons, lens paper must be
prepared, methods as below:
1) Hold one tampon in hand, and drop moderate anhydrous alcohol on it;
2) Wipe the end face with a tampon wet by anhydrous alcohol in the same
direction;
3) Gently wipe the end face with lens paper in the same direction until the alcohol
dry and the optical fiber end face clean enough;
4) Check that whether the reflectance of each position of the end face is good and
whether there is any residual fiber debris on the end face. Repeat steps 1-3
above if necessary.

8.2 Machine Cleaning

 Recommended cleaning agents:
1) 75% alcohol.
2) Clearwater.
 Cleaning method:
3) Turn off the power and unplug connection cables;
4) Use a soft and clean lint-free cloth to absorb an appropriate amount of cleaning
agent and wipe the outer surface of the device, connection lines, etc, until there
is no visible dirt residue;
5) After cleaning, use a clean cloth or paper towel to wipe away any residual
detergent;
6) Finally, place the device in a ventilated and cool place to air dry.

Attention

1) Disconnect from the power source before cleaning;

2) Do not use corrosive chemicals or rags to wipe the surface of the device and
connection lines;
3) Prevent liquid from penetrating into the inside of the device, which may affect
the performance and safety of the device.
8.3 Disinfection
 Recommended disinfection method:
1) 75% alcohol surface disinfection.
2) UV irradiation disinfection.
 75% alcohol surface disinfection method:
1) Turn off the power and unplug connection cables;
2) Use a soft and clean lint-free cloth to absorb an appropriate amount of 75%
alcohol, and wipe the outer surface of the device, connecting wires, etc.;
3) When necessary, use a dry cloth to wipe away any residual alcohol;
4) Finally, place the device in a ventilated and cool place to air dry.

Attention!
1) Disconnect from the power source before disinfection;
2) Do not use chlorine-containing disinfectants, such as bleach, sodium
hypochlorite, etc；
3) Do not disinfect through high temperature, high pressure steam, ionizing
radiation.

8.4 Maintenance
 Do not scratch the device with hard or sharp objects.
 Avoid vibration or collision as much as possible when moving the product;
 The product packaged should be transported in accordance with the requirements
specified in the order contract, and must be protected from severe impact, rain
and exposure during transportation.
 If the device is not in use for a long time, unplug the power cord and place the
device in a suitable storage environment;
 If the optical fiber is removed from the interface, cover the optical fiber interface
with a dust cap to prevent dust from affecting the signal acquisition sensitivity of
the device.
8.5 Battery Replacement
Remove the battery from the remote control and replace it with a new battery of the
same model, as shown in Figure 8-1 below.

Figure 8-1
9 - Warranty
The warranty for this system starts from the day when it leaves the factory. RWD provides
after-sales support such as device maintenance and parts replacement in case of the device
failure due to defects in materials or process during the warranty period.
Any device damage caused by incorrect use or out-of-range use is out of the scope of the
warranty, and in case of any need for repairs or parts replacement, the costs incurred should be
borne by the user.
If it is found that the device returned for repair is found to have been disassembled without
authorization of RWD upon arrival, RWD will not provide after-sales services such as quality
warranty, free maintenance and parts replacement.
The warranty statement (including its limitations) is issued exclusively by RWD and
covers all other warranty conditions.
RWD Life Science Co., Ltd.

Web: www.rwdstco.com
Add: 850 New Burton Road, Suite 201, Dover, DE 19904, Kent, Delaware, USA
Add: 19F, Building 9A, Vanke Cloud City III, Liuxin 4 Street, Nanshan District,
Shenzhen518000, Guangdong, P.R. China
Tel: +001-858-900-6602 +86-755-86111286
After-sales Service: +86-755-86111281
After-sales E-mail: [email protected]