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Chapter 5 Functions

EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV-180

Image enhancement (“F9”)

This key changes the image enhancement modes. The three types and level of
the image enhancement should be set in advance. For the setup procedure, see
“Image enhancement (normal observation)” on page 226 and “Image
enhancement (NBI observation)” on page 250.

1.

Press the “F9” key to display the current enhancement mode for a few
seconds.

2.

During displaying the mode on the monitor, press the “F9” key to change the
enhancement mode (ex. A1, A3, etc.). The display window appears for a
few seconds.

Figure 5.43

Figure 5.44

F9

Image enhancement

indication

Image enhancement

window

ABC123
Mike Johnson
M 51
03/03/1954
12/12/2005
12:12:12
CVP: A4/4
D.F: 99
VCR
Ct: N Eh: A8
Z: x1.5
Pump
Media:



John Smith
Cardiac end of the stomach

Enhance:A1

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Summary of Contents for CV-180

Page 1: ...USA CAUTION Federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician INSTRUCTIONS EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER OLYMPUS CV 180...

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Page 3: ...el 19 2 3 Keyboard 22 2 4 Side panels 27 2 5 Videoscope cable EXERA II MAJ 1430 27 2 6 Set up of screen options 28 2 7 Monitor 29 2 8 Pointer 33 Chapter 3 Inspection 34 3 1 Inspection of the power sup...

Page 4: ...mode ENH 67 Iris mode 69 White balance 70 Brightness adjustment Exposure 71 STOP button and PC card indicator 75 PC card slot and eject button 76 RESET button 80 5 2 Keyboard 81 Domepoint 81 Clearing...

Page 5: ...ers 125 5 4 Image recording and playback other than PC card 127 Image filing system 127 Videocassette recorder VCR 129 5 5 Printing images 131 Video printer 131 5 6 Pre entry of patient data 136 Basic...

Page 6: ...tem setup 194 Basic operation of the system setup 194 System 197 Printer 201 Image filing system 206 Monitor 208 Videocassette recorder 211 Saving the system setup 213 Summary of settings 214 9 3 User...

Page 7: ...user preset 251 Resetting the user preset data to the factory defaults 252 Deleting user preset data 253 Summary of settings 255 Chapter 10 Troubleshooting 259 10 1 Troubleshooting guide 259 10 2 Ret...

Page 8: ...Contents vi EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180...

Page 9: ...s are missing or illegible contact OLYMPUS Rear panel Fuse rating FUSES T5AL250V CSA UL marking Caution that only the exclusive cable can be connected Manufacturer name Serial number plate Electric ra...

Page 10: ...2 Labels and Symbols EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 Back cover of this instruction manual Manufacturer Authorized representative in the European Community...

Page 11: ...procedure and use the equipment as instructed Keep this and all related instruction manuals in a safe accessible location If you have any questions or comments about any information in this manual pl...

Page 12: ...n creates a stationary view of the moving image Release The release function is used to capture and record an endoscopic image Edge enhancement Edge enhancement is an image processing technique that e...

Page 13: ...difficulty of endoscopy and endoscopic treatment This manual does not explain or discuss endoscopic procedures Instrument compatibility Refer to the System chart in the Appendix to confirm that this v...

Page 14: ...f the problem cannot be resolved using the information in Chapter 10 contact Olympus This instrument is to be repaired by Olympus technicians only Signal words The following signal words are used thro...

Page 15: ...doscope or its accessories to touch metal parts of other system components Such contact may cause unintended current flow to the patient Keep fluids away from all electrical equipment If fluids are sp...

Page 16: ...ess level setting of the light source When this instrument is used with a light source compatible with automatic brightness control function be sure to use this function The automatic brightness contr...

Page 17: ...the yield or sensitivity of finding any specific mucosal lesion including colonic polyps or Barrett s esophagus To display observation images connect the output terminal of the video system center di...

Page 18: ...location As defined by the international safety standard IEC 60601 1 medical electrical equipment is classified into the following types TYPE CF applied part the instrument can safely be applied to a...

Page 19: ...f medical devices not specifically designed for cardiac applications may cause ventricular fibrillation or seriously affect the cardiac function of the patient As specified by the international standa...

Page 20: ...onitor The endoscopic image and other external images can be displayed on the same monitor at the same time PinP function PinP picture in picture display on page 64 Either a standard definition SDTV m...

Page 21: ...and other functions such as iris mode image enhancement etc can be stored Section 9 3 User preset on page 216 Recording images The endoscopic image can be recorded on the PC card Section 5 3 Image rec...

Page 22: ...onent is missing or you have any questions do not use the instrument immediately contact Olympus White cap holder MAJ 960 White cap MH 155 Video system center CV 180 Keyboard MAJ 1428 Videoscope cable...

Page 23: ...balance Wh B button 9 HDTV indicator 12 Exposure level EXPOSURE indicator 11 Exposure adjustment EXPOSURE buttons 10 NBI indicator 22 RESET button 21 Image enhancement mode indicators 20 Image enhance...

Page 24: ...itor Setting of the PinP function PinP picture in picture function on page 246 Operation of the PinP function PinP picture in picture display on page 64 7 White balance Wh B button Press to perform th...

Page 25: ...al takes priority over the PinP Y C terminal 14 PC card slot Insert the PC card adapter optional in this slot The xD picture card can be used as the storage media PC card slot and eject button on page...

Page 26: ...nt methods Presetting Image enhancement normal observation on page 226 or Image enhancement NBI observation on page 250 Operation Image enhancement mode ENH on page 67 21 Image enhancement mode indica...

Page 27: ...6 PC OUT terminal 5 Printer remote terminal 4 Printer OUT terminal 3 Printer IN terminal 2 Y C OUT terminal 1 Keyboard terminal 23 Potential equalization terminal 22 Monitor OUT terminal 21 Composite...

Page 28: ...nect the image filing system Inputs the analog video signal from the image filing system 8 PC remote terminal Connect the image filing system Establishes communication with the image filing system 9 R...

Page 29: ...l video recorder to output and input the digital video signal to the digital video recorder using IEEE1394 cable 19 PC OUT2 terminal Connect the image filing system Outputs an SDI signal to the image...

Page 30: ...T key 18 DEL IMAGE key 17 CAPTURE key 24 EXAM END key 23 RELEASE key 22 FREEZE key 21 COLOR key 26 Domepoint 25 Click key 4 F4 key 3 F3 key 2 F2 key 1 F1 key 8 F8 key 7 F7 key 6 F6 key 5 F5 key 12 F12...

Page 31: ...the display of the cursor on screen ON and OFF Cursor F3 on page 85 Press together with the Shift key to display the patient data menu to enter or call up the patient data onto the monitor Patient dat...

Page 32: ...tte recorder VCR on page 129 11 F11 key Press to pause the VCR Press the Scroll key to resume play Videocassette recorder VCR on page 129 12 F12 key Press to start VCR recording Videocassette recorder...

Page 33: ...olor of the endoscopic image The lamp corresponding to the selected tone above the key lights up Adjust the selected color tone using the right or left arrow keys The indicator on the right side of th...

Page 34: ...row pointer Shift arrow keys and domepoint on page 102 28 Other keyboard keys Esc Cancels the selection or returns to the previous screen Tab Goes to the next input area or returns to the previous inp...

Page 35: ...2 5 Videoscope cable EXERA II MAJ 1430 Front side Rear side Ventilation grills Ventilation grills Scope side connector Connect to the scope connector of the endoscope UP mark Video plug Connect to the...

Page 36: ...age 194 User preset screen Up to 20 user presets are available to save individual user settings The factory default settings are set before shipment Section 9 3 User preset on page 216 Patient data sc...

Page 37: ...recording devices that record and print the image are displayed only when the recording devices are activated Indication Device Details CVP Video printer page 131 D F Digital filing system page 127 V...

Page 38: ...ient data 9 Comments Comments can be entered and displayed together with the patient data 10 Special light observation display Indicates the name of the special observation function during the observa...

Page 39: ...Nomenclature and Functions 31 EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 14 Scope nickname The scope nickname is displayed when an endoscope with a scope nickname function is connected Scope nickname on...

Page 40: ...Highlight Saves data terminates the menu etc For entering and displaying data Used for entering data Moves the cursor selects the function buttons displays the pull down menus Opens the pull down menu...

Page 41: ...eys Cursor Indicates the position to enter data System setup menu User preset menu Patient data menu Scope information menu PC card information menu Endoscopic image screen Always displayed Movable by...

Page 42: ...ted below Inspect other equipment to be used with this video system center as instructed in their respective instruction manuals Should any irregularity be observed do not use the video system center...

Page 43: ...scope cable refer to Section 4 2 Connection of an endoscope on page 46 2 Press the power switch of the instrument see Figure 3 1 The indicator lamp above the power switch lights up Figure 3 1 If the p...

Page 44: ...ot stare directly into the light beam This may result in eye injury Turn ON the light source and confirm that examination light is emitted from the distal end of the endoscope see Figure 3 2 For opera...

Page 45: ...light emitted from the distal end of the endoscope changes in your palm 4 Hold the distal end of the endoscope 3 cm from your palm Use a piece of gauze etc to prevent the endoscope s distal end and y...

Page 46: ...s normal by observing any object such as the palm of your hand 3 Confirm that the date and time are correct 4 Confirm that the CVP counter and D F counter are displayed on the screen when the video pr...

Page 47: ...RELEASE key on the keyboard 2 Confirm that the live image freezes for a short time and a beep is heard 3 Confirm that the selected recording device is activated 4 Confirm that the counter for the rec...

Page 48: ...hat the image of the special light observation can be displayed correctly 3 10 Inspection of the scope switches and foot switches If any function is assigned to the scope s remote switches and or foot...

Page 49: ...infectious material such as blood and or mucus of the patient may cause an infection Should any irregularity is observed do not use the video system center Damage or irregularity may compromise patie...

Page 50: ...ing high frequency electrosurgical equipment be sure to install and connect the equipment according to it s instruction manual and make sure that the noise does not affect the observation and surgical...

Page 51: ...V 180 High frequency electrosurgical equipment can cause slight interference on the monitor display Sometimes horizontal line noise appears when a slim endoscope is used To reduce the horizontal line...

Page 52: ...ion 4 3 Turning the video system center ON on page 50 4 Select a user name Section 4 4 Recall of user preset data on page 51 This operation can be skipped when using the user name of the last examinat...

Page 53: ...ation Then turn the CV 180 and other instruments OFF 9 Disconnect the endoscope from the video system center and the light source Section 4 9 Termination of the operation on page 60 10 Inspect the ins...

Page 54: ...amera cable of the camera head by bending stretching or crushing it Also do not pull a bundle of camera cables as this may cause internal wire disconnection Do not connect or disconnect the endoscope...

Page 55: ...e Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 EVIS series videoscope and ultrasonic videoscope 1 Ensure that this instrument and all connected devices are turned OFF 2 Connect the endoscope connector of the fiberscope to t...

Page 56: ...ter and camera head to the eyepiece section of the fiberscope referring to the instruction manuals for the video adapter and camera head Rigidscope and camera head 1 Ensure that this instrument and al...

Page 57: ...the connection refer to the instruction manuals of the ancillary equipment being used Figure 4 4 Light source VISERA series Fiberscopes Rigidscope Light guide cable Video adapters camera heads etc Vid...

Page 58: ...y pressing the power switch see Figure 4 5 The indicator above the power switch lights up Figure 4 5 3 The endoscopic image appears on the monitor see Figure 4 6 Figure 4 6 For the procedure of turnin...

Page 59: ...tarting the observation If different user preset data is used unintended operations may occur 1 Press the Shift and F2 keys together The User preset menu appears on the monitor see Figure 4 7 Figure 4...

Page 60: ...n be seen on the color of the image even if white balance adjustment has been completed When adjusting the white balance of the endoscope to be used in the sterilized zone do not use the white cap MH...

Page 61: ...white balance for the videoscope used in a non sterilized zone Set the brightness level of the light source to 3 or the center of the adjustment range before adjusting the white balance When the colo...

Page 62: ...generated The result of the adjustment will be displayed on the monitor for a few seconds see Table 4 2 3 Confirm that the Wh B OK indicator is ON see Table 4 1 If it is OFF go back to step 1 again W...

Page 63: ...m the white balance adjustment for NBI observation after the white balance adjustment for normal light observation has been performed 1 Adjust the white balance for normal light observation according...

Page 64: ...ter turns from green to white The white balance adjustment can also be initiated by pressing the Shift and F9 keys on the keyboard together instead of the Wh B button When the white balance adjustment...

Page 65: ...ND key to clear the previous patient data Otherwise different patient data can be mixed on one print sheet and or normal functioning of the digital filing system cannot be guaranteed When recording th...

Page 66: ...ata data input condition Entry example ID No Up to 15 characters ABC123 Name Up to 20 characters Mike Johnson Sex 1 character M Age Up to 3 characters Automatically calculated after entering D O B 51...

Page 67: ...on image Table 4 6 shows the devices that can record and or print endoscopic images These devices can be controlled by the keyboard scope switches etc For the operation of these devices see Chapter 5...

Page 68: ...e monitor completing printing of un printed images closing the digital file system Figure 4 14 2 Turn the instrument and ancillary equipment OFF 3 When an EVIS series endoscope is used Disconnect the...

Page 69: ...der in the direction of the arrow 4 When a VISERA series endoscope or camera head is used Disconnect the video plug of the videoscope cable from the instrument holding the instrument with a hand so th...

Page 70: ...tons other than the SCOPE button has to be pressed for more than 1 second to activate 1 The Image source buttons select the images to be displayed on the monitor see Figure 5 1 The indicator above the...

Page 71: ...appear during observation depending on the condition of ancillary equipment When pressing an image source button except PC button to which no device is connected the lamp above the button blinks and t...

Page 72: ...e rear panel The PinP function has two modes ON OFF mode and Mode Change mode The two modes display images in different ways Presetting of PinP in the User preset menu is needed See PinP picture in pi...

Page 73: ...ng to the settings in User preset menu see Figure 5 4 and Figure 5 5 refer to PinP picture in picture function on page 246 for the setting method Figure 5 4 Sub image Main image PinP display Endoscopi...

Page 74: ...d or foot switches For how to set up the scope switches and foot switches See Remote switch and foot switch EXERA and VISERA on page 219 The output signal is just SDTV in PinP display Before activatin...

Page 75: ...I observation on page 250 1 Press the ENH button to change the enhancement mode see Figure 5 6 The indicator above the button lights up and the selected mode is displayed on the monitor for a few seco...

Page 76: ...era head or switch the image enhancement OFF OTV S7H 1N OTV S7H 1D OTV S7H 1NA The image enhancement mode used in the last operation before turning the video system center OFF comes up when the instru...

Page 77: ...IS button on the front panel to switch between auto mode and peak mode alternately The indicator above the iris mode button lights up Figure 5 8 The iris mode used in the last operation before the vid...

Page 78: ...ted or not For details of the operation see Section 4 5 White balance adjustment on page 52 Figure 5 9 The white balance adjustment can also be activated by pressing the Shift and F9 keys on the keybo...

Page 79: ...t source are interlocked The EXPOSURE indicator is a dot display MAN Automatically becomes OFF Adjust the brightness using the EXPOSURE buttons on the front panel The lamp brightness remains constant...

Page 80: ...f the endoscope immediately after use in contact with the body and flammable objects because the parts will be extremely hot Be sure to set the brightness control mode of the light source to manual mo...

Page 81: ...panel see Figure 5 10 The brightness level is displayed on the EXPOSURE indicator Figure 5 10 Each time the EXPOSURE button is pressed the indicator changes by 1 level Pressing and holding the button...

Page 82: ...h is not recognized clearly may cause burns and or appropriate brightness may not be obtained When the electronic shutter function is OFF Set the brightness as required using the brightness adjustment...

Page 83: ...PC card status indicator goes OFF Figure 5 11 The PC card indicator shows the status as shown below The images cannot be recorded when the PC card is not ejected after pressing the STOP button Press...

Page 84: ...e PC card and the data in the PC card may be destroyed Do not press the STOP button while the PC card status indicator is blinking Do not press the STOP button while formatting the PC card Press the S...

Page 85: ...Section 5 3 Image recording and playback PC card on page 106 Patient data Recording patient data into PC card on page 144 Loading patient data from PC card on page 146 Please use only the PC card ada...

Page 86: ...rd becomes full It is recommended to back up the image data on the PC card into a personal computer regularly Ejection of PC card from the PC card slot Be sure to press the STOP button and confirm tha...

Page 87: ...ions 79 EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 3 Press the eject button again The PC card adapter comes out slightly see Figure 5 15 Figure 5 15 4 Pull the PC card adapter straight out Eject button...

Page 88: ...hown in Table 5 5 To be reset to the factory defaults 1 Press and hold the RESET button on the front panel see Figure 5 16 All front panel indicators should blink for about 1 second then the settings...

Page 89: ...p The arrow pointer on the screen moves to the direction corresponding to the pressed part of the domepoint Figure 5 17 2 Move the arrow pointer to a text box area Click the text box to place the curs...

Page 90: ...initial display showing all patient data see Figure 5 20 for the transition of the display Figure 5 19 The zoom ratio of the image except x1 0 is always displayed on the monitor even when the text inf...

Page 91: ...ump Media John Smith Cardiac end of the stomach Press F1 key Press F1 key Press F1 key Clear 1 All clear Clear 2 Press F1 key Full display ABC123 Mike Johnson M 51 03 03 1954 12 12 2005 12 12 12 CVP A...

Page 92: ...menu that enables the proper use of the video system center and ancillary equipment For details on the system setup menu see Section 9 2 System setup on page 194 Figure 5 21 Scope information F2 Press...

Page 93: ...e keys to open the user preset menu that sets up the observation conditions for each user operator For details on the user preset menu see Section 9 3 User preset on page 216 Figure 5 23 Cursor F3 Pre...

Page 94: ...on the patient data menu see Entering new patient data on page 137 Figure 5 25 Freeze mode F4 This key switches between the two different freeze modes that pause the endoscopic live image Figure 5 26...

Page 95: ...Browse Shift F4 Press these keys to open the PC card menu The PC card displays the endoscopic images and patient data stored on the PC card See PC card menu on page 110 Press the Shift and F4 keys tog...

Page 96: ...ure 5 31 The stopwatch operation can also be controlled from the scope switches and or foot switches For how to set up the scope switches and foot switches see Remote switch and foot switch EXERA and...

Page 97: ...ear when AGC is ON The AGC function cannot be switched ON or OFF while the image is frozen The AGC function used in the last operation before turning the instrument OFF comes up when the instrument is...

Page 98: ...e contrast mode function does not work during the special light observation Mode Explanation Normal Standard setting High Darkens the dark part and brightens the bright part compared to the normal obs...

Page 99: ...ble with the electronic zooming function Scope 1 Scope 4 and Scope 5 in Table 9 30 on page 229 Three zoom ratios x1 x1 2 x1 5 are available The image area size does not change Press the F7 key to chan...

Page 100: ...oom function is not active When the zoom ratio is x1 the zoom ratio is not displayed on the monitor This instrument always starts with zoom ratio x1 The zoom ratio is displayed at the lower left on th...

Page 101: ...nitor displays the endoscopic image 1 Turn the video system center and the monitor ON see Figure 5 38 Figure 5 38 2 Press the Shift and F7 keys together see Figure 5 39 The color bar appears on the mo...

Page 102: ...9 31 in Image size on page 229 The available image sizes are variable depending on the endoscope The image size changes each time the F8 key is pressed Figure 5 41 When the video system center is turn...

Page 103: ...he keyboard can be locked During this time the video printer can be operated using the keys on the printer 1 Press the Shift and F8 keys together to lock the PRINTER REMOTE keys Figure 5 42 2 To unloc...

Page 104: ...ncement NBI observation on page 250 1 Press the F9 key to display the current enhancement mode for a few seconds 2 During displaying the mode on the monitor press the F9 key to change the enhancement...

Page 105: ...h and foot switch EXERA and VISERA on page 219 White balance adjustment Shift F9 White balance is an adjustment function to display the appropriate color of the image on the monitor The operation of t...

Page 106: ...lor tone adjustment Otherwise the color tone is not adjusted properly 1 Press the COLOR key to select R red B blue or C chroma to adjust The indicator above the key lights up to show the tone selected...

Page 107: ...the image is still frozen immediately stop using this instrument and withdraw the endoscope gently from the patient s body by referring to the instruction manual of the endoscope 1 Press the FREEZE k...

Page 108: ...IDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 The image freeze operation can also be controlled from the scope switches and or foot switches For how to set up the scope switches and foot switches see Remote switch and fo...

Page 109: ...Press the RELEASE key to record the endoscopic image on the recording devices assigned The live image pauses for a few seconds 2 The counter of the recording devices on the monitor changes Video prin...

Page 110: ...ift arrow keys and domepoint The arrow pointer can be displayed on the monitor The arrow pointer is used to mark a desired position in the endoscopic image or to click the menus The display of the arr...

Page 111: ...age screen once changes to the other menu and returns to the endoscopic image screen The arrow pointer can also be displayed and cleared from the scope switches and or foot switches For how to set up...

Page 112: ...e NBI observation uses the default setting for each endoscope See Color mode on page 228 for the initial mode Press Shift Alt and one of the 1 2 3 or 4 keys together The color mode changes Key Color m...

Page 113: ...ge Close processing of image filing system Do not disconnect the video connector before turning the video system center OFF Otherwise the endoscope or camera head may be damaged Press the EXAM END key...

Page 114: ...sing the CV 180 The PC card that is formatted by a personal computer may cause malfunction in recording or playback Storage level of the PC card The storage level of the PC card is displayed on the mo...

Page 115: ...uns out the space If the storage level becomes less than 30 images during the examination or if the first release operation is done after turning the video system center ON when the storage level is l...

Page 116: ...oscopic image see Figure 5 57 3 Check the frozen image if it is suitable to record If not press the FREEZE key again to return to the live image and repeat steps 2 and 3 Figure 5 57 4 Press the RELEAS...

Page 117: ...the images depending on endoscope recording format and object Usually HDTV images take longer than SDTV images The freeze and release operations can also be controlled from the scope switches and foo...

Page 118: ...Figure 5 58 Endoscopic image PC Card Title Title Shift F4 Shift F4 Back Esc Shift F4 Back Esc Back Esc Back Esc Esc View Enter Preview View Enter Zoom Annotate Load Enter Folder list screen Thumbnail...

Page 119: ...en see Figure 5 59 Figure 5 59 For details on the PC card and PC card slot see STOP button and PC card indicator on page 75 and PC card slot and eject button on page 76 2 Press the Shift and F4 keys t...

Page 120: ...e thumbnail screen appears see Figure 5 62 The thumbnail sized images for the annotation image is not an image but an icon Figure 5 62 5 Perform file operation such as playback and deletion of images...

Page 121: ...key to return to the previous screen Or press the Shift and F4 keys together to return to the endoscopic image The aspects ratio of a thumbnail image depends on the endoscope used Refer to Image file...

Page 122: ...1 2 Click Format see Figure 5 63 A confirmation message is displayed to ask if the card can be formatted Figure 5 63 3 Click No to go back to the folder list screen instead of formatting Click Yes to...

Page 123: ...o playback The selected image should be edged with a thick frame The shooting date and time of the image are displayed on the right side of the window Figure 5 64 3 Click View or press the Enter key T...

Page 124: ...endoscopic image and the patient data is displayed together on the same screen when using the CV 180 for playing back but cannot be displayed together on a personal computer In the normal screen all...

Page 125: ...e selected thumbnail is edged with a thick frame The shooting date and time of the image are displayed on the right side of the window Figure 5 67 3 Click Delete A confirmation message appears on the...

Page 126: ...e restored 1 Display the folder list screen refer to Basic operation of the PC card menu on page 111 2 Click the image folder to be deleted The patient data is displayed on the right side of the windo...

Page 127: ...mages 1 Display the thumbnail screen refer to Basic operation of the PC card menu on page 111 2 Click Annotate see Figure 5 69 Figure 5 69 3 The annotation selection screen appears see Figure 5 70 Fig...

Page 128: ...5 71 7 Select up to 4 images repeating steps 4 to 6 and then proceed with Annotating on page 121 If you click the position button that is already assigned with an image the assignation is cleared If...

Page 129: ...ric and symbol characters can be entered 3 Click the comment input area under each image to place the cursor and enter the title or comments Up to 15 alphanumeric and symbol characters can be entered...

Page 130: ...73 3 Click View or press the Enter key The annotation screen appears on the monitor see Figure 5 74 Figure 5 74 4 Click Print to print out the images on the video printer A confirmation message appea...

Page 131: ...EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 When the type of printer is Foot switch in Table 9 8 on page 202 the Print function does not work When Yes is selected in step 5 the un printed images in the memor...

Page 132: ...instruction manual of the personal computer 2 Select the drive in which the PC card is inserted Figure 5 75 shows an example of the image files folders structure on the PC card Figure 5 75 3 Open the...

Page 133: ...etc see Table 5 11 The folder names are as follows When the patient ID was entered 8 digit date max 15 digit patient ID ex 20050512 ABC123 2005 May 12th and ABC123 When no patient ID was entered 8 dig...

Page 134: ...same patient ID on the same date twice a new folder with the same ID and date will be created if an observation has taken place in between the two observation The maximum number of image files record...

Page 135: ...nce See Release function on page 223 1 Press the FREEZE key see Figure 5 76 to freeze the endoscopic live image 2 Check the frozen image if it is suitable for recording If not press the FREEZE key aga...

Page 136: ...ls are shorter than 1 second it may not be possible to record images Keep the endoscope as stationary as possible to record blurless images when pressing the RELEASE key D F counter does not appear on...

Page 137: ...mage 2 Perform the VCR operation of recording or playback using the keys on the keyboard see Figure 5 78 VCR appears on the monitor during VCR recording see Figure 5 79 After turning the DVO 1000MD ON...

Page 138: ...an be operated only when the VCR is set to RS 232C and IEEE1394 The VCR does not appear when the patient data are cleared from the monitor Also refer to the instruction manual for the VCR The recordin...

Page 139: ...s the number of images to be printed per sheet CAPTURE or RELEASE Captures images into the memory of the video printer DEL IMAGE Deletes the last image stored in the memory of the printer Shift DEL IM...

Page 140: ...y the number of images to be printed on the print sheet 2 While the window opens press the PER PAGE key to change the number of images to be printed on the print sheet The indicator above the PER PAGE...

Page 141: ...d on a print sheet press the PRINT key anytime The indicator above the PRINT key lights up during printing Overwriting pre recorded images 1 Press the DEL IMAGE key a number of times until the CVP cou...

Page 142: ...d during printing HDTV images can be printed only when using the OEP 4 with Mode1 See Output signal to OEP 4 on page 204 The CVP counter does not appear when the patient data are cleared from the moni...

Page 143: ...N Sheet partition Full size 2 4 8 UP 1800 SONY UP 1850 SONY UP 2900MD SONY Indication of number of images 1 4 N Sheet partition Full size 4 16 UP 2950MD SONY Indication of number of images 1 2 4 N Sh...

Page 144: ...up to 40 patients can be entered in advance Basic operation in the patient menu 1 Press the Shift and F3 keys together The Patient Data menu appears on the monitor see Figure 5 84 Figure 5 83 Figure 5...

Page 145: ...5 2 Click No data in the patient name list see Figure 5 85 Button Function Clear Clears all previously registered patient data Save Saves the registered 40 patient data on the PC card Load Loads the 4...

Page 146: ...Edit The patient data input screen appears on the monitor see Figure 5 86 Figure 5 86 4 Click each text box to place the cursor 5 Enter the data in the text boxes see Figure 5 87 Figure 5 87 6 Click O...

Page 147: ...8 Click again Back to return to the endoscopic image To cancel and stop the input operation click Back instead of OK The entries typed in until then are canceled and the display returns to the endosc...

Page 148: ...Shift and F3 keys together to display the Patient Data menu see Figure 5 89 Figure 5 89 2 Click the desired patient name in the patient name list 3 Click Select The selected patient data is displayed...

Page 149: ...5 90 Figure 5 90 2 Click the desired patient name in the patient name list The selected patient name is highlighted 3 Click Edit The patient data input screen appears see Figure 5 91 Figure 5 91 4 Cl...

Page 150: ...ure 5 92 2 Click the desired patient name in the patient name list The selected patient name is highlighted 3 Click Delete A confirmation message appears on the monitor 4 Click No to return to step 1...

Page 151: ...s together to display the Patient Data menu see Figure 5 94 Figure 5 94 2 Click Clear A confirmation message appears on the monitor 3 Click No to go back to step1 Click Yes to delete all patient data...

Page 152: ...Be sure to confirm that there is no necessary patient data on the PC card which needs to be saved The patient data on the PC card will be deleted when new patient data is stored 1 Insert the PC card i...

Page 153: ...card a confirmation message appears on the monitor Click Yes to overwrite the data The PC card status indicator on the front panel blinks in amber during patient data recording Click No to return to...

Page 154: ...a in the video system center The patient data in the video system center will be overwritten 1 Insert the PC card into the PC card slot The PC card status indicator lights up green see Figure 5 98 Fig...

Page 155: ...a into the video system center The patient name in the patient name list changes to the new patient name on the PC card The PC card status indicator on the front panel blinks amber during recording 5...

Page 156: ...ed Some endoscopes of the VISERA series Data item Details Input Scope model Model name of the endoscope No Serial number Serial number of the endoscope No Comment Up to 20 characters can be entered Ye...

Page 157: ...2 CVP A4 4 D F 99 VCR Ct N Eh A8 Z x1 5 Pump Media John Smith Cardiac end of the stomach 2 8 1 Freeze 2 Iris 3 Enhance 4 Release Serial No Channel Distal End Insertion Tube Scope Name 2500001 2 8 9 8...

Page 158: ...t area to modify 4 Modify the data using the keyboard 5 Click OK to store the entered data into the scope ID chip in the endoscope While the data is being stored the message Please wait appears on the...

Page 159: ...t as examination light NBI requires the following equipment CLV 180 light source NBI compatible endoscope GIF H180 CF H180AL I GIF Q180 CF Q180AL I PCF Q180AL I GIF N180 BF Q180 BF P180 BF 1T180 ENF V...

Page 160: ...scope is used the NBI indicator does not change to green and a warning message appears on the monitor Enter and button operations cannot be operated for several seconds while the light source turns in...

Page 161: ...enter OFF and unplug the power cord before removing the fuse box from the video system center Otherwise fire or electric shock may result If the power fails to come on after replacing the fuses unplug...

Page 162: ...his instrument until it clicks into position If the fuse box is inserted incompletely the power may fail to come ON or a power failure may occur during operation 4 Insert the fuse box into the video s...

Page 163: ...ght enter the video system center through the ventilation grills and may cause equipment damage Do not clean the videoscope cable socket the terminals and the AC mains power inlet Cleaning them can de...

Page 164: ...uipment MRI equipment radio or mobile phones Damage to the video system center may result 1 Turn the video system center OFF and disconnect the power cord from the wall mains outlet 2 Disconnect the a...

Page 165: ...an result Use appropriate cables only Otherwise equipment damage or malfunction can result Properly and securely connect all cables Otherwise equipment damage or malfunction can result The cables shou...

Page 166: ...ction can result Figure 8 1 1 Install the video system center and the ancillary equipment to the mobile workstation etc See section 8 2 Installation of the equipment on page 159 2 Connect the video sy...

Page 167: ...cuum cleaner Otherwise the video system center may break down from over heating Place the video system center on a stable level surface using the foot holders MAJ 1433 Otherwise the video system cente...

Page 168: ...nstalled on it as described in the mobile workstation s instruction manual 3 Place the pattern sheet on the light source The pattern sheet is packed with the foot holder MAJ 1433 4 Peel the paper from...

Page 169: ...r Otherwise the video system center may not be kept level and fall down 7 Place the video system center on the light source so that the feet of the video system center fit into the foot holders Figure...

Page 170: ...see Figure 8 5 Do not hook anything other than the videoscope cable on the videoscope cable holder Figure 8 5 1 Fit ditches A or B to the projections on the left side of the instrument 2 Push the vide...

Page 171: ...ap holder 1 Fit ditches A or B on the projections on the left side of the instrument see Figure 8 7 Figure 8 7 2 Push the white cap holder backward until it clicks 3 Insert the disk part at the top of...

Page 172: ...0 is used the operations are restricted as follows Model Product name CLV 180 EVIS EXERA II xenon light source CLV 160 EVIS EXERA xenon light source CLV U40 EVIS universal light source CLV S40 VISERA...

Page 173: ...ERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 CLV 180 For connecting the light source CLV 180 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 9 Model Product name note MAJ 1411 Light source cable T...

Page 174: ...I VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 CLV 160 For connecting the light source CLV 160 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 10 Model Product name note MH 966 Light control cable Table...

Page 175: ...CLV U40 When connecting to the rear panel of the CLV U40 For connecting the light source CLV U40 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 11 Model Product name note MH 966 Light...

Page 176: ...to the front panel of the CLV U40 For connecting the light source CLV U40 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 12 Model Product name note MH 993 or MAJ 1567 Light control ca...

Page 177: ...EO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 CLV S40 For connecting the light source CLV S40 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 13 Model Product name Note MAJ 1567 Light control cable Table 8 9...

Page 178: ...VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 8 5 Monitor Compatible monitors For compatible monitors see the table below Model Product name OEV143 OEV203 Color video monitor OEV191 LCD monitor OEV181H High definition...

Page 179: ...cable to the RGB component A terminals of the monitor If those connectors are connected to the RGB component B terminals remote control of the monitor is deactivated When the monitor remote cable is...

Page 180: ...o V R G B S MONITOR REMOTE MONITOR OUT MAJ 227 OEV143 OEV203 LINE A VIDEO IN LINE B Y C IN A R R Y IN A G Y IN A B B Y IN A EXTSYNC IN CV 180 MAJ 227 mark REMOTE 1 Cable color sheet MONITOR OUT brown...

Page 181: ...see Figure 8 15 Set the factory default FACTORY of the monitor to FACTORY1 according to the instruction manual of the monitor Otherwise the monitor remote function may not operate correctly Model len...

Page 182: ...Figure 8 15 Y C V R G B S MONITOR REMOTE MONITOR OUT OEV181H G Y IN B PB IN R PR IN EXTSYNC IN S Video IN Line A IN REMOTE CV 180 Cable color sheet MONITOR OUT brown Cable color sheet MONITOR REMOTE...

Page 183: ...or to FACTORY4 according to the instruction manual of the monitor Otherwise the monitor remote function may not operate correctly Setting the monitor to FACTORY4 may make an ultrasound image in the Pi...

Page 184: ...C V R B S OEV191 OEV191H G Y C IN VIDEO IN G Y IN B PB IN R PR IN EXT SYNC IN REMOTE1 MONITOR REMOTE MONITOR OUT No PC terminal on OEV191 CV 180 Cable color sheet MONITOR OUT brown Cable color sheet...

Page 185: ...ystem center use the cables listed below For easy cable connection attach the cable color sheet to the cable see Figure 8 17 Figure 8 17 Model Product name Note MAJ 1464 SDI cable 22 m MAJ 1431 HD SD...

Page 186: ...stallation and Connection EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 8 6 Keyboard For a compatible keyboard see the table below Figure 8 18 Model Product name Note MAJ 1428 Keyboard Table 8 15 MAJ 1428...

Page 187: ...d SVBK 120 For details refer to the instruction manual for the interface board When the SVO 9500MD is used together with the VTR remote cable MH 992 remote control is restricted to the Record and Paus...

Page 188: ...R CV 180 Figure 8 19 When using the digital out terminal For connecting the video casette recorder to the video system center use a commercially available DV cable Figure 8 20 VCR REMOTE to VCR CV 180...

Page 189: ...h the cable color sheet to the cables see Figure 8 21 Model Product name Note OEP OEP 3 OEP 4 Color video printer OLYMPUS UP 1800 UP 1850 Color video printer SONY UP 2900MD UP 2950MD Color video print...

Page 190: ...ure 8 21 PRINTER REMOTE PRINTER IN PRINTER OUT R G B S INPUT R G B SYNC MH 984 MH 995 MB 677 OUTPUT VIDEO RS232C Use either cable connection CV 180 Video printer Cable color sheet PRINTER REMOTE green...

Page 191: ...s flushing pump use the cable listed below For easy cable connection attach the cable color sheet to the cable see Figure 8 22 Figure 8 22 Model Product name Note MAJ 920 Pump remote cable Table 8 19...

Page 192: ...lation and Connection EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 8 10 Foot switch For a compatible foot switch see the table below Figure 8 23 Model Product name Note MAJ 1391 Foot switch Table 8 20 MAJ...

Page 193: ...11 Ultrasound center Compatible ultrasound centers For compatible ultrasound centers see the table below Model Product name EU C60 Compact endoscopic ultrasound center EU M30 Endoscopic ultrasound cen...

Page 194: ...RA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 EU C60 For connecting the ultrasound center EU C60 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 24 Model Product name Note MB 677 BNC cable Table 8 2...

Page 195: ...er EU M30 to the video system center use the cable listed below Figure 8 25 Do not connect the video output and B W output of the EU M30 to the CV 180 An ultrasonic image in the PinP display may be di...

Page 196: ...er use the cable listed below Figure 8 26 Do not connect the video output and B W output of the EU M60 to the CV 180 An ultrasonic image in the PinP display may be distorted Model Product name Note MH...

Page 197: ...ircuit When using the mobile workstation WM NP1 WM WP1 confirm that the mobile workstation has adequate electrical capacity that is larger than the total power consumption of all connected equipment I...

Page 198: ...with the mobile workstation to the AC power inlet of the video system center and the AC mains outlet of the mobile workstation see Figure 8 27 Figure 8 27 3 Connect the power cords provided with the m...

Page 199: ...the instruments listed in Table 8 26 to the isolation transformer 5 Connect the power cord of the isolation transformer to the wall mains outlet Model Product name CLV 180 CLV 160 CLV U40 CLV S40 Lig...

Page 200: ...ideo system center Light source OEP video printer OEV monitor VCR Video printer other than OEP Monitor other than OEV Devices to be connected directly to the hospital grade power outlet Hospital grade...

Page 201: ...switch lights up 2 Confirm that the endoscopic image appears on the monitor see Figure 9 1 Figure 9 1 No endoscope is required for the settings If no endoscope is connected the color bar appears on th...

Page 202: ...nitor see Figure 9 3 Figure 9 2 Figure 9 3 2 Click System Printer etc on the left side of the menu The applicable setting items appear on the right side of the window 3 Click the desired text box to p...

Page 203: ...lick the data in the pull down menu 5 Click Back or Esc to cancel the input data and to go back to the endoscopic image 6 Click OK after completing input operation A confirmation message appears on th...

Page 204: ...sure Y N System Printer PC Monitor VCR Arrow key OK N System Printer PC VCR Monitor Y page 197 to page 200 Transition between the screens can be performed when the according box is highlighted System...

Page 205: ...his operation sets the current date and time and the display format of the date 1 Click the text box of Date and enter numeric characters for month date and year 2 Click the text box of Time and enter...

Page 206: ...e setting value corresponding to the connected light source The selected setting value is displayed When the CLV 180 is used the setting is not necessary When a light source other than CLV 180 is used...

Page 207: ...s operation sets the length of time to pause 1 Click of the list box Release Time The available release times appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired release time The selected time is display...

Page 208: ...en turning the video system center OFF is saved or not In case Save is set the same display status appears on the monitor when the instrument is turned ON as it was when the instrument has been turned...

Page 209: ...t sheets and release time of the video printer Figure 9 6 Click Printer on the system setup menu The setting items appear on the right part of the window see Figure 9 6 When the video printer of HDTV...

Page 210: ...to N of the PRINT QTY key on the keyboard 2 Click the desired number The selected number is displayed The number 1 2 or 3 are selected with the PRINT QTY key on the keyboard When Foot switch of the pr...

Page 211: ...uction manual of the OEP printer When Foot switch of the printer type is used Caption cannot be set When the UP 1800 1850 is used set the LIVE MODE option of the printer OFF For details refer to the i...

Page 212: ...e selected mode is displayed During displaying in PinP in mode1 the image output is always SDTV format without reference to the endoscope OEP 4 cannot print HDTV and SDTV images on the same page If HD...

Page 213: ...tion setup 205 EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 printed first After the HDTV images are printed SDTV images can be captured and printed as usual The Printing Forcibly message does not indicate...

Page 214: ...ure 9 8 Type of image filing system 1 Click of the Type The types of image filing system appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the system to use The selected system is displayed Setting value Explanati...

Page 215: ...f the Release time see Figure 9 8 The release times appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired release time The selected release time is displayed The actual release time is the longest one amon...

Page 216: ...setup menu The setting items appear on the right side of the window see Figure 9 9 Monitor type 1 Click of Monitor The monitor types appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired monitor type The s...

Page 217: ...he monitor and CV 180 are not the same the top and bottom or right and left of the image may not be displayed properly on the monitor It is recommended to use the default settings of the aspect ratio...

Page 218: ...DI The video signals appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired video signal The selected video signal is displayed CV 180 does not have and SDI input and is therefore not capable of transferrin...

Page 219: ...Click of Type The VCR types appear in the pull down menu When DVD IEEE1394 of the VCR type is selected only the recording and pause operations can be operated 2 Click the desired type The selected VC...

Page 220: ...he instructions given in the instruction manual for the VTR remote cable Baud rate 9600 bps When using the VTR remote cable MH 922 set the videocassette recorder s foot switch control mode in Low leve...

Page 221: ...ves the settings of the system setup 1 Click OK of the system setup menu see Figure 9 11 All settings are saved in the video system center Figure 9 11 2 Click Back to go back to the endoscopic image T...

Page 222: ...ht source Type CLV CLV S CLE Type of light source or lamp bulb PC card Release time 0 5 sec 1 sec 1 5 sec 2 sec Length of time to pause the image for recording Patient data Remove data Clear Save The...

Page 223: ...onnected to Monitor OUT Video signal RGB YPbPr Video signal format to monitor HDTV format 5 4 4 3 Aspect ratio of HDTV RGB SDI RGB SDI Terminal to be activated by the monitor for video output VCR VCR...

Page 224: ...user preset 1 Press the Shift and F2 key together see Figure 9 12 The User preset menu appears on the monitor see Figure 9 13 Figure 9 12 Figure 9 13 Button Function Back Cancels the inputs and retur...

Page 225: ...ers can be entered 5 Click of the dialog box of the setting values to open the pull down menu and click the data on the pull down 6 To cancel the input click Back or Esc The input values are canceled...

Page 226: ...justment Back Esc N Esc Delete EXERA Release Adjustment Image Size Image size Brightness Brightness Display Edit Display PinP PinP Special light Y OK Arrow key N Esc page 194 page 219 page 223 page 22...

Page 227: ...or VISERA on the user preset menu The setting items appear on the right side of the window 2 Click of Scope switch or Foot switch see Figure 9 16 The available functions appear in the pull down menu...

Page 228: ...mote switch 1 Remote switch 2 Remote switch 1 Remote switch 4 Remote switch 3 Remote switch 1 Remote switch 3 Remote switch 2 Remote switch 1 Remote switch 3 Remote switch 4 EVIS 160 180 series videos...

Page 229: ...Videocassette recorder VCR on page 129 Capture Takes in the image into the video printer Same function as the CAPTURE key on the keyboard See Video printer on page 131 Stop watch Uses the clock on th...

Page 230: ...omepoint on page 102 PinP Toggles back and forth the display between the normal display and PinP Same function as the PinP button on the front panel See PinP picture in picture display on page 64 or P...

Page 231: ...to the RELEASE key on the keyboard too 1 Click Release on the system setup menu The setting items appear on the right side of the window see Figure 9 18 Figure 9 18 2 Click the check box of the device...

Page 232: ...rmats appear in the pull down menu The PinP function is OFF in Table 9 24 Even the approximate number of recordable images can vary significantly depending on different factors Setting value Number of...

Page 233: ...eeze mode see Figure 9 20 The freeze modes appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired freeze mode The selected mode is displayed Setting value Explanation Field Less blur image can be obtained t...

Page 234: ...initial mode when the user preset is called up Refer to Image enhancement NBI observation on page 250 for setting the Image enhancement for NBI observation 1 Click Adjustment on the system setup menu...

Page 235: ...same way The image enhancement mode used before the video system center OFF comes up when the instrument is turned ON The setting set in Mode position comes up when the user preset is called up B1 to...

Page 236: ...ation because NBI observation uses the exclusive color mode for each endoscope Figure 9 22 1 Click Enhancement on the system setup menu The setting items appear on the right side of the window see Fig...

Page 237: ...on page 231 for a rough comparison of the image sizes Type of Endoscope Image size Small Medium Semi Full Full Height Full Scope 1 Scope 2 Scope 3 Scope 4 Scope 5 applicable not applicable Table 9 29...

Page 238: ...size The selected image size is displayed 4 Follow steps 1 to 3 to set the image size of all endoscopes to be used The image size can be changed during observation For details see Image size F8 on pag...

Page 239: ...005 12 12 12 CVP A4 4 D F 99 VCR Ct N Eh A8 Z x1 5 Pump Media John Smith Cardiac end of the stomach Mike Johnson Mike Johnson Medium Small Full height Full ABC123 Mike Johnson M 51 03 03 1954 12 12 20...

Page 240: ...d on the average brightness of the two parts 2 AUTO 1 The brightness is adjusted based on the brightest part of the central part and the average brightness of the periphery part 3 AUTO 2 The entire im...

Page 241: ...V VA VA2 PEF V Scope C OTV SP1H N 12E 12Q OTV SP1H NA 12E 12Q OTV S7H N 1N 1D NA 1NA OTV S7H 1D F08E L08E 1MD D L08E OTV S7H NA 10E 1NA 10E OTV S7H NA 12E 1NA 12E OTV S7H NA 10Q NA 12Q OTV S7H 1NA 12Q...

Page 242: ...Iris auto see Figure 9 25 The measuring methods of Auto appear in the pull down menu 5 Click the desired method The selected method is displayed When this instrument is turned ON the latest iris mode...

Page 243: ...appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired iris speed The selected iris speed is displayed Setting value Explanation Iris speed Changes the brightness adjustment speed from three speeds Iris L...

Page 244: ...he fine tuning speeds appear in the pull down menu 4 Click the desired speed The selected speed is displayed Setting value Explanation 1 The fine tuning of the brightness adjustment is low 2 The fine...

Page 245: ...sets if the AGC function is used When the AGC function is set the function can be switched ON and OFF from the keyboard and remote switch during observation see Automatic gain control AGC F6 on page 8...

Page 246: ...keyboard during observation refer to Contrast mode Shift F6 on page 90 The setting is invalid during special light observation refer to Special light observation on page 250 Figure 9 28 1 Click of Con...

Page 247: ...Scope B Scope C and Scope D in see Table 9 33 on page 233 Figure 9 29 1 Click of Exposure area see Figure 9 29 The exposure areas appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired exposure area The sel...

Page 248: ...lly adjusted using the electronic shutter function of the endoscope Figure 9 30 1 Click of Electric shutter see Figure 9 30 The setting values ON and OFF appear in the pull down menu 2 Click ON or OFF...

Page 249: ...r is identical to the name of the patient to be observed before observation Figure 9 31 1 Click Display on the system setup menu The setting items appear on the right side of the window see Figure 9 3...

Page 250: ...he monitor or not For the V scope V is displayed on the monitor Figure 9 32 Figure 9 33 1 Click of Scope nickname see Figure 9 33 The settings Enable and OFF appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the d...

Page 251: ...e 9 34 Figure 9 35 1 Click of Release index see Figure 9 35 The display times appear in the pull down menu 2 Click the desired display time The selected time is displayed Setting value Explanation Off...

Page 252: ...ion This menu sets whether the indication of the special light observation is shown on the monitor or not see Figure 9 36 Figure 9 36 Figure 9 37 1 Click of Special light see Figure 9 37 The settings...

Page 253: ...nction is activated see Figure 9 38 Please note that during image rotation a time delay of the image display might occur Please deal appropriately Figure 9 38 The orientation setup affects all video o...

Page 254: ...onnected to the video system center as a sub or main image on the monitor together with the endoscopic image see Figure 9 40 The images from one of the devices connected to the following connectors ca...

Page 255: ...P sub image sizes appear in the pull down menu see Figure 9 42 Figure 9 42 2 Click the desired sub image size The selected size is displayed Setting value Explanation 1 4 The size of sub image is abou...

Page 256: ...ted see Figure 9 41 The display modes appear in the pull down menu Setting value Explanation see PinP picture in picture display on page 64 On Off The PinP button toggles back and forth between the no...

Page 257: ...SYSTEM CENTER CV 180 Figure 9 44 If Mode change of Movement is selected the mode setting is invalid 4 Click the desired display mode This selected mode is displayed Endoscopic image External Image SCO...

Page 258: ...s menu sets the image enhancement mode of NBI observation in the same way as normal observation Refer to the Image enhancement normal observation on page 226 for the procedure Figure 9 45 PDD gain is...

Page 259: ...t menu Click Y or press Enter to finalize and save the settings in the video system center The endoscopic image appears see Figure 9 47 Figure 9 47 To cancel the data entered click Back instead of OK...

Page 260: ...and F2 keys together see Figure 9 48 The user name list of the user preset menu appears on the monitor see Figure 9 49 Figure 9 48 Figure 9 49 2 Click the user name in the user name dialog box to be r...

Page 261: ...ng user preset data This operation deletes the user preset data with the user name 1 Press the Shift and F2 keys together see Figure 9 50 The user name list of the user preset menu appears on the moni...

Page 262: ...YSTEM CENTER CV 180 4 Click No to return to step 2 Click Yes to delete the user being selected The user name changes to User Data No 5 To delete the settings of other registered users repeat steps 2 t...

Page 263: ...ns can be assigned to more than one switch The default settings are Switch 1 Release 1 Switch 2 Release 2 VISERA Scope switch Switch 1 Switch 2 Switch 3 Switch 4 Freeze Release 1 Release 2 Iris Enhanc...

Page 264: ...auto AUTO 1 AUTO 2 AVE Metering method for Auto Iris speed High Medium Low Speed of the automatic brightness control Iris L 1 2 3 Fine tuning of Iris Speed Iris D 1 2 3 Fine tuning of Iris Speed AGC...

Page 265: ...mage Movement ON OFF Mode change Mode SCOPE aux AUX scope Setting of main and sub image Special Light PDD setting PDD gain PDD1 PDD2 Initial method of PDD NBI enhancement Mode position Mode 1 Mode 2 M...

Page 266: ...258 Chapter 9 Function setup EVIS EXERA II VIDEO SYSTEM CENTER CV 180...

Page 267: ...s Never use the video system center if an abnormality is suspected Damage or irregularity in the instrument may compromise patient or user safety and may result in more severe equipment damage 10 1 Tr...

Page 268: ...on the monitor The switches on the rear and or front of the monitor are not set correctly Set them correctly by referring to the monitor s instruction manual The monitor output setting is incorrect S...

Page 269: ...mp The lamp is not ignited Press the lamp ignition button on the light source The brightness level is improper Set to a proper level The filter is improper Set to a proper filter setting The endoscopi...

Page 270: ...erly as described in Section 8 5 Monitor on page 170 The following problems may be due to the monitor Refer to the monitor s instruction manual for further details PHASE setting is improper Set a prop...

Page 271: ...correctly as described in its instruction manual Recording and playback of the videotape recorder cannot be performed The VTR remote cable is not connected Connect the VTR remote cable properly as de...

Page 272: ...manual The printer setup in the system setup is incorrect Set it properly as described in Printer on page 201 The image cannot be stored with the PC card The PC card adapter is not inserted into the...

Page 273: ...cope information data cannot be entered The endoscope is not connected or a videoscope other than that with the scope information function is connected Connect an videoscope with scope information fun...

Page 274: ...n The white balance adjustment for the NBI observation is not completed normally Adjust the white balance for the NBI observation again Check PC card No PC card is inserted Insert a PC card to the PC...

Page 275: ...lure to call on the folder PC Card Error 07 The number of releases for the PC card exceeds 900 PC Card Error 08 Failure to delete the folder PC Card Error 09 Failure to call on the annotation file PC...

Page 276: ...entered on page 143 and remove the PC card from the instrument When returning the video system center for repair contact Olympus With the video system center include a description of the malfunction...

Page 277: ...elow are used the full responsibility should be assumed by the medical treatment facility Such combinations do not only allow the equipment to manifest their full functionality but may also imperil th...

Page 278: ...Video adapter A10 T1 T2 Camera head OTV S7H 1D F08E L08E D L08E 2 OTV S7ProH HD L08E 1 2 Rigidscope Light guide cable Videoscope cable EXERA II MAJ 1430 Video adapter Fiberscope Light guide cable Rigi...

Page 279: ...ol cable see page 274 Color video monitor OEV203 OEV143 Xenon light source CLV 160 U40 S40 Xenon light source CLV 180 High definition LCD monitor OEV191H High definition monitor OEV181H LCD monitor OE...

Page 280: ...copes Endoscopic ultrasound center EU M60 EU M30 EU MA Ultrasonic endoscope Videoscope cable EXERA II MAJ 1430 Keyboard Ultrasonic cable A MAJ 953 Ultrasonic cable B MAJ 954 Ultrasonic gastrovideoscop...

Page 281: ...40 Xenon light source CLV 180 Color video printer OEP OEP 3 OEP 4 UP 1800 UP 1850 UP 2900MD UP 2950MD UP 5200MD UP 5250MD UP 21MD VCR SVO 9500MD DSR 20MD DVO 1000MD Color video monitor OEV203 OEV143 H...

Page 282: ...eries Ultrasonic videoscope 160 series EVIS 140 series Ultrasonic videoscope 140 series EVIS 100 and 130 series Ultrasonic videoscope 130 series OES 40 series OES 10 20 30 E and E3 series 1 Ultrasonic...

Page 283: ...nitor OEV143 OEV203 OEV191 OEV181H OEV191H Monitor cable MAJ 921 1 5 m MAJ 970 4 m MAJ 1462 7 m MAJ 1584 15 m MAJ 1586 2 m MAJ 846 7 m MAJ 971 15 m Monitor remote cable MAJ 227 4 m MAJ 1161 7 m MAJ 12...

Page 284: ...cm2 10 2 15 4 psia Item Specifications Power supply Voltage 100 240 V AC Voltage fluctuation Within 10 Frequency 50 60 Hz Frequency fluctuation Within 1 Hz Consumption electric power 150 VA Fuse ratin...

Page 285: ...color tone adjustments are possible using the COLOR key and arrow keys on the keyboard Red adjustment 8 steps Blue adjustment 8 steps Chroma adjustment 8 steps Automatic gain control AGC The image can...

Page 286: ...can be selected according to the user setup Switching the enhancement modes The enhancement level can be selected from 4 levels OFF 1 2 and 3 using the image enhancement button on the front panel Imag...

Page 287: ...center etc Patient data The following data can be displayed on the monitor using the keyboard Patient ID No Patient name Sex and age Date of birth Date of recording time stopwatch Image frame No Vide...

Page 288: ...s SHQ approx 310 110 images HQ approx 2000 760 images SQ approx 2570 970 images Image storage and retrieval Monitor output Using the monitor out switches on the front panel it is possible to select an...

Page 289: ...This instrument complies with the EMC standard for medical electrical equipment edition 2 IEC 60601 1 2 2001 However when connecting to an instrument that complies with the EMC standard for medical e...

Page 290: ...Therefore its RF emissions are very low and are not likely to cause any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 Class B This instrument s RF emissions are very low and are n...

Page 291: ...l original condition feeding the facilities or hospital environment Surge IEC 61000 4 5 Differential mode 0 5 1 kV Common mode 0 5 1 2 kV Same as left Mains power quality should be that of a typical c...

Page 292: ...onment that exceeds its noise level electromagnetic interference may occur on this instrument Electromagnetic interference may occur on this instrument near a high frequency electrosurgical equipment...

Page 293: ...le RF communications equipment such as cellular phones should be used no closer to any part of this instrument including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation ap...

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