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 USB200 User Guide – English 

 

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USB200H-UG01-EN-140120-MC 

Quick Start Guide 

 
1.  Connect the USB200 as shown on page 7 and turn it on. 

 

2.  After a few seconds, you will see your live video on the monitor. 

 

3.  Insert the supplied MediCapture USB flash drive in the front panel. 

(This is a small “stick” with a silver connector on one end.) 

 

4.  Use your imaging equipment as you normally do, except now you 

can capture images and video clips onto the USB flash drive. 

 

5.  To capture images and video clips: 

 

a.  Images:  When you see an image on the monitor that you 

want to capture, press the 

Capture Photo

 button. 

 

b.  Video Clips:  If you want to capture a video clip, press the 

Capture Video

 button one time to start recording.  Press the

 

Capture Video

 button again to stop the recording.  Wait a 

few seconds for the video to save. 

 

6.  You can review the images and video clips that you have captured 

by using the 

Select (Play / Pause), Back and Next

 buttons on the 

front panel. 

 

7. 

IMPORTANT:

 When you 

finish

 capturing 

all

 the images and video 

clips for the current patient, press the 

New Patient

 button to start 

capturing images and videos for the next patient. This will store the 
new patient’s images and video clips in a new folder.  

 

8.  After you are finished capturing images and video clips, remove the 

USB flash drive from the USB200. 

 

9.  Insert the flash drive in the USB connector of a Windows or Apple 

computer or laptop. 

 

10. On your Windows or Apple computer, navigate to the USB drive. 

You can then access the images and video clips that you have just 
captured and move them from the USB drive to your computer. 

 
 
 

That’s it!  You’ve captured your first batch of digital images!

 

Important Note: If you 
do not see video on your 
monitor, use the Menu 
button to access the 
Main Menu. In the Setup 
Menu, make sure the 
NTSC and PAL settings 
are properly selected. 

To best configure your 
MediCap USB200, see 
the Menu sections in 
this manual starting on 
page 12. 

Important Note: When 
you press the New 
Patient button, a new 
folder is opened to store 
the next set of images. 
Make sure you press 
this button after each 
patient's imaging 
session so that the 
next patient's images 
will be stored in a new 
folder.
 

The first time you turn on 
your new MediCap, you 
will need to set the clock. 
To do so, press the Menu 
button on the front panel, 
go to the Settings Menu, 
and select Date/Time. To 
ensure that the clock 
remains accurate, leave 
the Master Power 
Switch on the back 
panel ON at all times.
 
You can use the Power 
button on the front panel 
to turn the unit on and off 
during daily use without 
affecting the clock. 

Summary of Contents for MediCap USB200

Page 1: ...MediCap USB200 Medical Digital Video Recorder User Guide H 264 Edition USB200H UG01 EN 140120 MC...

Page 2: ...CLASS A This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection...

Page 3: ...being walked on or pinched especially near plugs outlets and the point where the cord exits from the apparatus 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with a car...

Page 4: ...g Images and Video Clips 10 Creating Patient Folders 11 Using the Menus 11 Main Menu 12 Setup Menu 13 Image Options Menu 13 Video Options Menu 14 Advanced Options Menu 14 Volume Menu 15 Transferring I...

Page 5: ...USB200 If this delay is not suitable for your medical environment do not connect your monitor to the USB200 Instead connect your monitor directly to your video source then connect the USB200 to the se...

Page 6: ...MediCap USB200 User Guide English 6 of 20 USB200H UG01 EN 140120 MC Front Panel Back Panel...

Page 7: ...Splitter not included The unit is for exclusive interconnection with IEC60601 certified equipment in the patient environment and IEC 60XXX certified equipment outside of the patient environment A cer...

Page 8: ...eo clips in a new folder 8 After you are finished capturing images and video clips remove the USB flash drive from the USB200 9 Insert the flash drive in the USB connector of a Windows or Apple comput...

Page 9: ...tion connector performs the same function as the Capture Video button Footswitches are available as an option at medicapture com Note To make the video connections you can use BNC or S Video cables If...

Page 10: ...shown in gigabytes GB The Capture Light located between the two capture buttons will blink during recording Reviewing Images and Video Clips At any time during an imaging session you can review the i...

Page 11: ...can be accessed via the Menus Press the Menu button to display the Main menu You can scroll through the menu choices using the Back and Next buttons on the front panel Use the Select button to make a...

Page 12: ...on Image Options Use this menu to select the format of images JPG TIFF BMP or DICOM Video Options Use this menu to select the capture quality You can also set the time length for captured video clips...

Page 13: ...t the video input type Composite S Video or Auto and the video system being used NTSC or PAL If you select the Auto option the system will automatically detect the type of input composite or S Video P...

Page 14: ...recording see the Volume Menu section on page 15 Advanced Options Menu Use the Advanced Menu to configure advanced options perform a firmware upgrade view or reset the current settings or setup a net...

Page 15: ...ol on the external speaker is set to full volume try increasing the volume level in the Volume Menu When increasing the volume levels in this menu do so in small increments and test the effect on the...

Page 16: ...the back of the USB200 Keyboards from most manufacturers are compatible Setting Up the Patient Information Feature To turn on this feature press the Menu button on the front panel to display the Main...

Page 17: ...ing software for EXIF compatibility DICOM Patient information is stored in the appropriate fields of the DICOM header Only experienced DICOM users should select this format it requires third party DIC...

Page 18: ...e USB200 s USB drive will be displayed on your computer just like any other drive You can then drag and drop recorded videos and images from the USB200 s USB drive onto your computer s drive To connec...

Page 19: ...rd 3 5mm mini jacks one for still capture one for video clip capture Mechanical Size 240 x 210 x 63mm 9 5 x 8 27 x 2 5 Weight 1 7kg 3lb 12oz Environmental Storage and transportation 40 to 85 C Operati...

Page 20: ...FOREGOING YOU ASSUME ALL RISK AND LIABILITY FOR LOSS DAMAGE OR INJURY TO YOU AND YOUR PROPERTY AND TO OTHERS AND THEIR PROPERTY ARISING OUT OF USE OR MISUSE OR INABILITY TO USE THE ABOVE LISTED PRODU...

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