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Copyright 2019 Iron Bow Technologies 

Connecting to the Monitor 

If the monitor supports prioritization of inputs, then the DisplayPort/HDMI output from 
the MedView can often be connected directly to the monitor HDMI input.  Customer will 
need to configure the monitor to respond as desired to the different inputs.  See an Iron 
Bow Applications engineer to review your specific conditions.  

If the monitor does not provide input prioritization, then a governing switch will likely be 
required. See the ACC-HDMISWITCH-A01 priority switch below for an example.   

 

Non-HDMI monitor inputs 
will likely require upscalers 
or converters to transition 
from one technology to 
another.  See the Iron Bow 
Application engineer for 
assistance.  

 

 

 

Figure 11 - HDMI switch example 

Summary of Contents for MEDVIEW-BRKT100-A01

Page 1: ...1 Copyright 2019 Iron Bow Technologies Iron Bow MedView Installation and User Guide MEDVIEW V xxxx A01 Document Version 1 32 ...

Page 2: ...subject to change without notice For general inquiries contact Iron Bow Healthcare Solutions 2303 Dulles Station Boulevard Suite 400 Herndon VA 20171 Toll 800 338 8866 Tel 703 279 3000 www ironbowhealthcare com For support contact Iron Bow Client Service Center Toll 833 476 6269 833 IRONBOW Email CSC ironbow com ...

Page 3: ...to a Monitor 11 Assembly on a security camera mount without an attached monitor 12 Connections 12 Wi Fi Network 13 Connecting to the Monitor 14 Getting Started 15 Powering On and Off 15 Powering On the MedView 15 Waking Up the MedView 15 Powering Off the MedView 15 Restarting the MedView 15 Connecting to the Network 15 Control Functions 16 MedView Administration 17 Accessing the Vidyo Admin Settin...

Page 4: ... MedView to Bracket 8 Figure 4 Assemble MedView to Monitor 9 Figure 5 Add bracket for 200 x 200 Mount 10 Figure 6 Counterbore hole detail view 11 Figure 7 Add bracket for 400 x 400 mount 11 Figure 8 Assemble MedView on a post mount 12 Figure 9 Connection Ports 12 Figure 10 WiFi antenna assembly 13 Figure 11 HDMI switch example 14 Figure 13 MedView Dimensions 21 ...

Page 5: ...des a hermetically sealed high grade fanless computer running VidyoRoom or VidyoConnect software a high definition pan tilt camera with a10x optical 10x digital zoom dual infrared illuminators for nighttime or darkened room operation The MedView camera display and associated audio system enable high quality video and audio calls between two parties or more The MedView incorporates a standard VESA ...

Page 6: ...lluminators 3 System Audio Bar 4 Serial Port future 5 Audio Out 6 Microphone Input 7 USB 3 Ports 8 Ethernet Network 9 DisplayPort Outputs 10 Power Connectors 11 WiFi antenna Accessories included with MedView Cat 5e cable 6 DisplayPort to HDMI cable 3 blk Power cord NEMA 5 15P to C13 6ft blk MedView user guide Figure 2 MedView Major System Components ...

Page 7: ...rn MEDVIEW BRKT400 A01 300 x 300 or 400 x 400 pattern Some VESA combinations of monitor and Wall Mount are not recommended See this table for required brackets Monitor Mount Brackets 100x100 100x100 MEDVIEW BRKT100 A01 VideoSecu ML20B bracket recommended1 100x100 200x200 n a 2 100x200 or 200x200 100x100 n a 2 100x200 or 200x200 200x200 MEDVIEW BRKT200 A01 200x200 400x400 MEDVIEW BRKT400 A01 400x40...

Page 8: ... A01 bracket using the 2 M4x8 Phillips flathead screws and or the 1 20 x 3 8 flathead screw b The unit can be adjusted forward and back to suit the situation with 4 sets of holes available for positioning Use the 2 M4 flathead screws to lock the MedView parallel to the monitor face c If it is necessary to install the MedView so it it not parallel to the monitor face the 20 screw can be used alone ...

Page 9: ...et from mounting flat to the surface the spacers are not necessary 3 Position the MedView and bracket on top of the spacers on the monitor so the VESA hole patterns line up 4 Position the Angled half of the ML20B bracket as shown aligned with the VESA hole pattern 5 Secure the bracket to the monitor using the screws provided a Use the 4 M4x25 Phillips pan head screws to secure the bracket to the m...

Page 10: ...MEDVIEW BRKT100 A01 assembly over the monitor Locate the MEDVIEW BRKT200 bracket so the slots align with one of the set of 3 10 32 threaded holes in the BRKT100 bracket while the bracket slots align with the monitor holes 4 Secure the BRKT200 to the BRKT100 plate using the 3 10 32 x 3 8 phillips pan head screws and 3 10 washers 5 Secure the bracket assembly to the monitor using M6 or M8 pan head s...

Page 11: ...ered on the monitor The counterbore pockets must be facing away from the BRKT100 bracket 5 Align the slots in the bracket with one of the set of 3 10 32 threaded holes in the BRKT100 bracket 6 Secure the BRKT200 to the BRKT100 plate using the 3 10 32 x 5 16 phillips pan head screws and 3 10 washers 7 Attach the 2 MEDVIEW BRKT400 A01 bracket arms to the BRKT200 bracket using the 4 10 32 x 5 16 flat...

Page 12: ...peaker s The external speaker s will replace the built in speaker system 4 Microphone in for adding an external microphone for local audio pickup Will disable two of the four internal microphones 5 WiFi Antenna WiFi is not recommended for fixed location installations but can be configured to work with the MedView if necessary 6 Ethernet Port 1 recommended connection to the local LAN WAN 6 cable in...

Page 13: ... Fi network To operate from a Wi Fi network the two supplied antennas need to be attached to the system Installing the Wi Fi Antennas 1 Attach the two Wi Fi antenna supplied with the unit to the MedView chassis as shown They should be easily threaded onto the exposed connector Do not overtighten Figure 10 WiFi antenna assembly ...

Page 14: ...spond as desired to the different inputs See an Iron Bow Applications engineer to review your specific conditions If the monitor does not provide input prioritization then a governing switch will likely be required See the ACC HDMISWITCH A01 priority switch below for an example Non HDMI monitor inputs will likely require upscalers or converters to transition from one technology to another See the ...

Page 15: ...coming call or by pressing any button on the infrared remote control Powering Off the MedView Powering off the CLINiC is typically unnecessary Most video endpoints remain connected to the network and in stand by mode until a call is placed or received However you may need to power off the MedView if you need to move the MedView to a different room To power off the MedView Disconnect the MedView fr...

Page 16: ... in room call and volume control Iron Bow Part Number Function ACC V VOLCTRL A01 Volume control remote for Vidyo based vCLINiC and MedView products USB connection with approx 10 coiled tether ACC V REMOTE A01 Functional remote control for Vidyo based vCLINiC and MedView applications USB connection with approx 10 coiled tether For more information on the MedView remote controls refer to the Iron Bo...

Page 17: ...ed in the bottom right hand corner of the screen 2 In the Login tab enter the admin login username default is admin and password default is password 3 Click Login The rest of Admin UI tabs appear 4 Click the Settings tab to display all settings options Mandatory CLINiC Settings The following settings are required for using the VidyoRoom SE software with the CLINiC These settings can be applied in ...

Page 18: ...atic call answering 1 In the Admin UI click the Settings tab 2 If needed click the blue triangle next to the word Preferences to view the Preferences menu 3 Make sure the Auto Answer option is unchecked If the option is checked click in the corresponding box to uncheck the option 4 Click Save Change Sleep Settings The system goes to sleep after one hour with no activity To change when the system g...

Page 19: ... panel you must add the address to your list of contacts To add a new address to your list of contacts 1 In the search box of the VidyoRoom pre call menu enter the desired address As soon as you start typing the addresses that match the typed characters and that are reachable in your network will be populated under the search box ...

Page 20: ...your keyboard or remote to move down from the search box and highlight the contact Press Enter on the keyboard or OK on the remote 3 Use the mouse arrow keys on your keyboard or remote to select Add to My Contacts Press Enter on the keyboard or OK on the remote to save the contact to your list For more information on managing contacts please refer to the VidyoRoom and VidyoPanorama 600 Quick User ...

Page 21: ...21 Copyright 2019 Iron Bow Technologies Appendix 1 Specifications The following diagram is not to scale is provided for dimensional information only Figure 12 MedView Dimensions ...

Page 22: ... REMOTE A01 tethered remote control USB Optional Iron Bow ACC V VOLCTRL A01 tethered remote volume control USB Video Inputs 1x Main Camera Integrated Video Output 2x DisplayPort 1 Dedicated to Display 2 not used Audio Input 1x 4 microphone array integrated w beamforming echo and noise cancellation Audio Output 2x Integrated Neodymium Speakers Other Inputs 4x USB 3 0 ports Network 2x 10 100 1G Ethe...

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Page 24: ...24 Copyright 2019 Iron Bow Technologies 2303 Dulles Station Boulevard Suite 400 Herndon VA 20171 Toll 800 338 8866 Tel 703 279 3000 www ironbowhealthcare com ...

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