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Troubleshooting Guide

Warning messages

When warning is required, only the warning message is
displayed but the ALARM lamp on the front panel does
not light up. Take measures according to the displayed
message.

MECHA TROUBLE:
PROCESS

MECHA TROUBLE

PROCESS

Paper jam inside this instrument. Removed the jammed paper as

described in “4.3 In the Case of a
Paper Jam” in
“INSTRUCTIONS (BASIC).”

A trouble other than paper jam
occurred inside this instrument.

Turn this instrument OFF then
ON again.

MECHA TROUBLE: SENSOR

MECHA TROUBLE

SENSOR

Paper jam inside this instrument. Removed the jammed paper as

described in “4.3 In the Case of a
Paper Jam” in
“INSTRUCTIONS (BASIC).”

A trouble other than paper jam
occurred inside this instrument.

Turn this instrument OFF, then
ON again.

—

PLEASE POWER OFF
POWER ON AGAIN

A trouble occurred inside this
instrument.

Turn this instrument OFF, then
ON again after a while.

Message

Possible cause

Solution

Monitor

LCD panel

Message

Possible cause

Solution

Monitor

LCD panel

HIT ANY KEY.

HIT ANY KEY

The “REMOTE 2” terminal is
used in “CAPTURE STOP”
mode (CAP-STOP).

Press any key to exit from the
“CAPTURE STOP” mode.

INPUT MISMATCH

A video signal other than NTSC
or HDTV (1080/59.94i) signal is
input.

Input the NTSC or HDTV
(1080/59.94i) signal.

This instrument is set up
improperly.

Set it properly according to the
input video signal.

A signal other than video signal
is input.

Input the NTSC or HDTV
(1080/59.94i) signal.

NO INPUT

No signal is input from the
connected video source
equipment.

Turn the connected equipment
ON.

Set the connected equipment so
that it outputs the video signal.

This instrument and connected
equipment are connected
improperly.

Connect them properly as
described in “Chapter 2
Installation and Connection” in
“INSTRUCTIONS (BASIC)” or
in “INSTRUCTIONS
(ADVANCED) on page 15.”

This instrument is set up
improperly.

Set it properly according to the
input video signal.

The video equipment connected
between this instrument and the
connected equipment is turned
OFF.

Turn the video equipment ON.

NO IMAGE

Printing is impossible because
no image is stored in the
memory page.

Store images as described in
“Chapter 4 Operation” in
“INSTRUCTIONS (BASIC)” or
in “INSTRUCTIONS
(ADVANCED) on page 28.”

Summary of Contents for oep-4

Page 1: ...IONS COLOR VIDEO PRINTER OEP 4 ADVANCED Table of Contents Labels and Symbols Important Information Please Read Before Use Instrument Nomenclature and Functions 1 Installation and Connection 2 Inspection Before Use 3 Operation 4 System Setup 5 Care Storage and Disposal 6 Troubleshooting 7 Appendix ...

Page 2: ...2 ...

Page 3: ...trol from the Connected Equipment 28 4 2 Control From the Front Panel 29 Displaying Setting Values on the Monitor 29 Selecting the User Setup 29 Setting the Print Quantity 30 Setting the Multi Picture Printing 31 Capturing the Image 32 Checking the Captured Image 32 Moving the Pointer 33 Printing 33 Selecting the Memory Page 34 Stop Printing 34 Clearing the Captured Image 35 4 3 Control From the R...

Page 4: ... the locations shown below If labels or symbols are missing or illegible contact Olympus Color video printer OEP 4 Remote control unit MAJ 898 Equipotential terminal Electrical rating The product name rated voltage and frequency are shown FCC mark C UL mark Electrical rating The product name rated voltage and product number are shown ...

Page 5: ... Part 15 of FCC Rules Intended Use This instrument that is OEP 4 color video printer has been designed to be used with Olympus endoscopes video system centers camera control units and endoscopic ultrasound centers for endoscopic diagnosis and printing for endoscopic images Do not use this instrument for any purpose other than its intended use Instruction Manual This instruction manual contains ess...

Page 6: ... print sheets used to print pictures on this instrument Source image Live image being input from the video signal input source Memory image Image stored in the memory of this instrument Capture Stores the image sent from the connected equipment in the memory of this instrument for printing Wireless remote control Remote control which operates this instrument by radio communications Wired remote co...

Page 7: ...of oxygen is high Oxidizing agents such as nitrous oxide N2O are present in the atmosphere Flammable anesthetics are present in the atmosphere Otherwise explosion or fire may result because this instrument is not explosion proof WARNING Be sure to turn this instrument OFF and unplug the power cord before proceeding to care and maintenance of this instrument If the power cord is left plugged in an ...

Page 8: ...his instrument near equipment marked with the following symbol or other portable and mobile radio telecommunications equipment such as cellular phones If radio interference occurs mitigation measures may be necessary such as reorienting or relocating this instrument or shielding the location ...

Page 9: ...1 Instrument Nomenclature and Functions Power ON OFF Capture Print Alarm Menu Clear Display Execute Move Up Move Down Move Left Move Right User Setup Multi Picture Print Quantity Memory Page Source Memory Stop Equipotential terminal Move Up Move Down Move Left Move Right Backspace Capture Print Clear Memory Page Source Memory ...

Page 10: ... on the setting of the CLEAR item in the FUNCTION SETUP menu H EXEC button When EXEC is displayed in menu press this button to execute the setup item Press this button to input characters or execute the selected function in the CAPTION menu and USER NAME menu I MEMORY PAGE button Press to select the memory page to be used J LOAD USER button Press to load a previously registered user setup When a n...

Page 11: ...printing is completed N PRINT QTY button Press to set the number of prints up to 10 After the first press the current setup is displayed for a few seconds The print quantity can also be changed in the middle of printing by pressing this button O CAPTURE button Press to store the image in the memory of this instrument P PRINT button Press to start printing Q Paper exit The printed sheets are output...

Page 12: ...on with the video system center is required connect the remote cable MH 995 or MH 877 here H OUTPUT RGB video output terminals Output the RGB video signals to a connected equipment such as a monitor Either the SDTV or HDTV signals can be output I INPUT RGB video input terminals Input the RGB video signals from a connected equipment such as the video system center or monitor Either the SDTV or HDTV...

Page 13: ...DJUST menu is being displayed press the key to return to the normal display E INPUT key Press during normal display to open the INPUT SETUP menu While the INPUT SETUP menu is being displayed press the key to return to the normal display F DISPLAY key Same function as the DISPLAY button on the front panel G BACK SPACE key Press to move the pointer backward H CLEAR key Same function as the CLEAR but...

Page 14: ...the setup is being displayed each further press of the key switches the setting When no key has been pressed for a few seconds after this key is pressed the display returns to the previous display R Cable connector When the remote control unit MAJ 898 is used as a wired remote connect the remote cable here S Remote transmitter When the remote control unit MAJ 898 is used as a wireless remote the r...

Page 15: ... not properly prepared before each use equipment damage patient and operator injury and or fire can occur About connection of a power supply refer to 2 4 Connection to the AC Mains Power Supply in INSTRUCTIONS BASIC CAUTION When you connect another piece of video equipment between this instrument and a video system center video system camera control unit or endoscopic ultrasound center be sure not...

Page 16: ...monitor To remote connector of a monitor Monitor remote cable Color Video Printer OEP 4 VIDEO OUT terminal RS 232C terminal INPUT terminals Attach the two black screws provided with the remote cable MH 995 BNC cable MB 677 Remote cable MH 995 SCV cable MD 445 PHOTO terminal PRINTER IN terminal PRINTER REMOTE terminal MONITOR terminal MONITOR REMOTE terminal Monitor cable Video System Center CV 240...

Page 17: ...I Figure 2 2 Color Video Printer OEP 4 REMOTE 2 terminal S VIDEO IN terminal S VIDEO OUT terminal Y C cable MH 985 VIDEO OUT Video output terminal OEP cable MH 987 H COPY Hard copy terminal Video System OTV SI BNC cable Y C terminal To video input connector of a monitor To Y C input connector of a monitor Y C cable ...

Page 18: ...er to the instruction manual of 3CCD camera control unit OTV SP1C OTV SP1C G for connection of 3CCD camera control unit OTV SP1C OTV SP1C G and the monitor Color Video Printer OEP 4 S VIDEO OUT terminal S VIDEO IN terminal RGB cable MH 984 Y C cable MH 985 Y C cable 3 CCD Camera Control Unit OTV SP1C OTV SP1C G To a monitor BNC cable MB 677 To Y C input connector of a monitor OEP cable MH 987 Y C ...

Page 19: ... Refer to the instruction manual of camera control unit OTV SX2C for connection of camera control unit OTV SX2C and the monitor S B G R Color Video Printer OEP 4 VIDEO IN terminal S VIDEO IN terminal S VIDEO OUT terminal REMOTE 2 terminal INPUT terminals RGB cable MH 984 Y C cable BNC cable MB 677 VIDEO OUT video output terminal Y C cable MH 985 OEP cable MH 987 H COPY Hard copy terminal RGB termi...

Page 20: ...ure 2 5 To RGB Y C or video input connector of a monitor Color Video Printer OEP 4 VIDEO OUT terminal RS 232C terminal INPUT terminals BNC cable Monitor cable EUS EXERA Endoscopic Ultrasound Center EU M60 To video input connector of a monitor RGB cable MAJ 686 PRINTER2 OUT terminal Remote cable MH 877 PRN2 REMOTE terminal MONITOR OUT terminal S B G R Red Green Blue White ...

Page 21: ...ic Ultrasound Center EU C60 Figure 2 6 Color Video Printer OEP 4 REMOTE 2 terminal VIDEO 1 OUT terminal EUS EXERA Compact Ultrasound Center EU C60 BNC cable Y C cable S VIDEO OUT terminal Remote cable MH 907 BNC cable MB 677 VIDEO IN terminal VIDEO 2 OUT terminal PRINTER REMOTE terminal To video input connector of a monitor To Y C input connector of monitor ...

Page 22: ... Slide open the cover on the back of the remote control unit MAJ 898 2 Insert the provided two AA size batteries as shown in remote control unit MAJ 898 3 Attach the cover by sliding it Preparation for use as a wired remote 1 Insert batteries in the remote control unit MAJ 898 as described in Preparation for use as a wireless remote 2 Connect the provided remote cable across the REMOTE 1 terminal ...

Page 23: ...be connected through an isolation transformer see Figure 2 8 EVIS EXERA video system center CV 160 EVIS video system center CV 240 CV 140 VISERA video system center OTV S7V Video system OTV SI 3CCD camera control unit OTV SP1C OTV SP1C G Camera control unit OTV SX2C EVIS EXERA xenon light source CLV 160 EVIS universal light source CLV U40 Xenon light source CLV S40 CLV S30 EUS EXERA endoscopic ult...

Page 24: ...V SP1C G Camera control unit OTV SX2C EVIS EXERA xenon light source CLV 160 EVIS universal light source CLV U40 Xenon light source CLV S40 CLV S30 EUS EXERA endoscopic ultrasound center EU M60 EUS EXERA compact endoscopic ultrasound center EU C60 High definition LCD monitor OEV191H LCD monitor OEV191 High definition monitor OEV181H Color video monitor OEV143 OEV203 Color video printer OEP 4 Connec...

Page 25: ... the number of prints Select any number as required Mon Auto Manu Select whether the image captured in the video printer is automatically displayed on the monitor Select either setting as required OTV SI 5 9 Remote control switches Remote control switch on the videoscope or camera head RELES Select the function to be controlled from the remote control switch on the videoscope or camera head Select...

Page 26: ...oscope Select any setting as required 6 3 Setup System setup Remote control REMOTE PRN2 Color video printer Select the type of the storage device to be remote controlled Be sure to set this item to Color video printer when using this instrument EU C60 6 3 Setup Setting up a video printer printer on Select whether or not the video printer is used Be sure to set this item to on when using this instr...

Page 27: ...ey until the LCD panel shows BASIC SETUP 2 Press the V key until the LCD panel shows INPUT SEL 3 Press the B key until SVIDEO are displayed below INPUT SEL OTV SP1C OTV SP1C G OTV SX2C 1 Press the B key until the LCD panel shows BASIC SETUP 2 Press the V key until the LCD panel shows INPUT SEL 3 Press the B key until SVIDEO are displayed below INPUT SEL VIDEO Inputs the signal in composite signal ...

Page 28: ...le the PRINT lamp is lit the ink ribbon quantity displayed on the remaining ink ribbon display on the LCD panel and or the monitor may not match the actual ink ribbon quantity remaining Be sure to turn this instrument OFF after printing is completed and the PRINT lamp turns off NOTE Refer to the instruction manuals supplied with connected equipment If print sheets jam during printing take the meas...

Page 29: ... page operation mode source memory of this instrument alternately see Figure 4 1 Figure 4 1 NOTE The setup display can also be controlled in the menu The setup made using the above procedure is also applied to the setup using the menu For details on menus see Setting DISPLAY on page 51 Selecting the User Setup Select the user setup registered in SAVE USER in SYSTEM SETUP menu EU M60 Section 6 13 O...

Page 30: ...bove procedure is also applied to the setup using the menu For details on menus see Setting LOAD USER on page 48 Setting the Print Quantity The number of printing the same picture can be set up 1 Press the PRINT QTY button on the front panel see Figure 4 4 Figure 4 4 The monitor and LCD panel display the current setup for a few seconds see Figure 4 5 Figure 4 5 2 While the monitor or LCD panel is ...

Page 31: ...rent setup for a few seconds On the monitor the number of multi pictures currently selected is displayed in green see Figure 4 7 Figure 4 7 2 While the monitor or LCD panel is as shown in Figure 4 7 press the MULTI PICTURE button b or B until the desired number of multi picture is displayed Each press of the MULTI PICTURE button or B changes the number of multi picture by one as 1 2 4 8 1 Each pre...

Page 32: ...print sheets can be captured in this instrument as described below 1 Display the image from the input source on the monitor 2 When the desired image is displayed press the CAPTURE button see Figure 4 9 Figure 4 9 NOTE When the desired image is displayed it is recommended to turn it into a still image using the freeze function to capture and print the image without blur For how to freeze an image r...

Page 33: ...rint sheets from the paper exit Printing will resume automatically If you turn OFF this instrument while the PRINT lamp is lit the ink ribbon quantity displayed on the remaining ink ribbon display on the LCD display and or the monitor may not match the actual ink ribbon quantity remaining Be sure to turn this instrument OFF after printing is completed and the PRINT lamp turns off NOTE If paper jam...

Page 34: ...2 sheets the print quantity should be re set before pressing the PRINT button again Selecting the Memory Page The memory pages refer to the pages in memory where images are stored The number of available memory pages is variable depending on the number of multi picture images the memory mode and connected equipment see Table 4 3 For details see Setting MEMORY on page 46 and Setting MULTI PIX on pa...

Page 35: ...e source image is being displayed press the CLEAR button It will change to the memory image display Then press the CLEAR button again The images stored in the memory are cleared NOTE The operation activated by the CLEAR button is variable depending on the setup For details see Setting CLEAR on page 61 4 3 Control From the RemoteControlUnit MAJ 898 The remote control unit MAJ 898 can be used to con...

Page 36: ...PACE key No corresponding switch This function should be controlled using the cursor key and CLEAR button DISPLAY key DISPLAY button INPUT key No corresponding switch This function should be selected from a menu R G B D L keys No corresponding switch This function should be selected from a menu LOAD COLOR key No corresponding switch This function should be selected from a menu MENU key MENU button...

Page 37: ...UST menu DARK Same as the DARK in the COLOR ADJUST menu LIGHT Same as the LIGHT in the COLOR ADJUST menu LOAD USER Same as the LOAD USER button on the front panel or the LOAD USER in the PRINTER SETUP menu C BALANCE Go to the COLOR BALANCE menu HDTV SETUP HD FORMAT RGB YPbPr Set the input HDTV signal format RGB HD SYNC IN G ON EXT Set the input HDTV signal sync format G ON HD ASPECT 4 3 5 4 Set th...

Page 38: ...nu 1 LAYOUT SETUP MEMORY FRAME FIELD Set the memory mode FRAME MULTI PIX 1 2 4 8 Set the number of multi picture images Same as the MULTI PICTURE button on the front panel 1 SEPARATE ON OFF Set whether white frames are placed in the multi picture images ON WINDOW Go to the WINDOW SETUP menu ZOOM Go to the ZOOM SETUP menu CAPTION 80 characters Input a comment caption at the bottom of the print pict...

Page 39: ... are adjusted EE OUTPUT SYNC EXT EXT G ON Set the sync signal of output image to a monitor EXT MONI C R 14 to 14 Adjust the color tone of output image to a monitor Cyan y Red 0 MONI M G 14 to 14 Adjust the color tone of output image to a monitor Magenta y Green 0 MONI Y B 14 to 14 Adjust the color tone of output image to a monitor Yellow y Blue 0 WINDOW SETUP LAY SETUP Go to the LAYOUT SETUP menu ...

Page 40: ...n is pressed ON IRE 100 110 120 130 Set the contrast of the input video signal 100 SAVE USER 1 2 3 Save the setups in memory 1 USER NAME 16 characters Register the user name of the setup saved using SAVE USER FUNCTION SETUP PRN SETUP Go to the PRINTER SETUP menu AUTO LIVE OFF ON Switch the output image at capturing between the memory and source image OFF RM2 FUNC See Table 5 6 Set the function of ...

Page 41: ...ge 44 5 12 Setup of the ZOOM SETUP Menu on page 56 5 6 Setup of the LAYOUT SETUP Menu on page 46 5 13 CAPTION Entry Screen on page 57 5 7 Setup of the PRINTER SETUP Menu on page 47 5 14 Setup of the SYSTEM SETUP Menu on page 59 5 8 Setup of the INPUT SETUP Menu on page 49 5 15 Setup of the FUNCTION SETUP Menu on page 60 5 9 Setup of the OUTPUT SETUP Menu on page 51 5 10 Setup of the COLOR BALANCE ...

Page 42: ...nu is used in the basic setups of this instrument when the HDTV signal is used as the input signal as well as setups of its frequently used functions To display the HDTV SETUP menu 1 Press the MENU button to display the menu 2 Press b or B to display the HDTV SETUP menu which can be identified with characters HDTV SETUP on the top left of the monitor See Figure 5 3 Figure 5 3 Setting HD FORMAT Thi...

Page 43: ...s too low the printed picture may look blurred HD SHARPNES can also be set in the COLOR ADJUST menu Changing the setup of either item affects the setups of both items This setup is valid only for the printed picture and is not applied to the signal output to the monitor 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on HD SHARPNES Characters HD SHARPNES are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on t...

Page 44: ...e COLOR ADJUST menu 1 Press the MENU button to display the menu 2 Press b or B to display the COLOR ADJUST menu which can be identified with characters COLOR ADJUST on the top left of the monitor see Figure 5 4 Figure 5 4 Setting LOAD COLOR This item is used to load the color setup saved in SAVE COLOR in this menu LOAD COLOR can also be set in the BASIC SETUP menu Changing the setup of either item...

Page 45: ...is used to set the level of the edge enhancement in the printed picture when the SDTV signal is input to this instrument Increasing this setup increases the enhancement level If the enhancement level is too high the printed picture may look rough If it is too low the printed picture may look blurred This setup is valid only for the printed picture and is not applied to the signal output to the mon...

Page 46: ...or Setting MULTI PIX This item is used to set the number of images to be printed or the number of splitting of the print sheet MULTI PIX can also be set by the MULTI PICTURE button on the front panel see on page 31 Changing either setup affects the setups of both this item and the button 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on MULTI PIX Characters MULTI PIX are displayed in green when the cursor is p...

Page 47: ...ers PRINTER SETUP on the top left of the monitor see Figure 5 7 Figure 5 7 Setting PRINT QTY This item is used to set the number of prints PRINT QTY can also be set by pressing the PRINT QTY button on the front panel see on page 31 Changing either setup affects the setups of both this item and the button 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on PRINT QTY Characters PRINT QTY are displayed in green whe...

Page 48: ...elected setting is displayed in green on the monitor Setting LOAD USER This item is used to recall and load the setups saved for every user setups saved in Setting SAVE USER on page 60 is loaded LOAD USER can also be set by pressing the LOAD USER button on the front panel or using the BASIC SETUP menu Changing the setup of one of these buttons or items affects the setups of all of them 1 Press v o...

Page 49: ... is selected in INPUT SEL in the INPUT SETUP menu In addition the HDTV image and the SDTV image cannot be printed together on one print sheet Moreover the HDTV image and the SDTV image cannot be captured and displayed together in the same memory page CAUTION When the new image is captured the previous image is overwritten if there are images which are not printed in the memory when the input video...

Page 50: ...hem less dense Setting OFF reproduces the images in black and white 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on COLOR Characters COLOR are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item 2 Press b or B to select between 13 and 14 or OFF The selected setting value is displayed in green on the monitor Setting GAIN This item is used to adjust the contrast of the printed picture when the compos...

Page 51: ...REMAIN Characters RBN REMAIN are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item 2 Press b or B to select either ON or OFF The selected setting is displayed in green on the monitor Setting SOURCE This item is used to set whether the color tones in the video signal output from this instrument to the monitor are corrected 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on SOURCE Characters SOURCE ar...

Page 52: ...mmended to perform this setup in order to correct alteration of color tones due to the combination of the ink ribbon and print sheets C BALANCE can be set in the BASIC SETUP menu and in the PRINTER SETUP menu Changing the setup of this item in either menu affects the setups of both items To display the COLOR BALANCE menu 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on C BALANCE in the PRINTER SETUP menu or i...

Page 53: ... setting value is displayed in green on the monitor 8 Press the CAPTURE button 9 Press v or V to move the cursor on TEST PRINT Characters TEST PRINT are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item 10 Press the EXEC button The picture for use in the color balance adjustment will be printed out as shown in Figure 5 11 The values of X and Y are printed below each image Figure 5 11 1...

Page 54: ...rea see Figure 5 14 This setup should be performed while referring to the memory image displayed in the background of the menu You can access the WINDOW SETUP menu from the LAYOUT SETUP menu CAUTION Depending on the image capturing range the characters on the endoscopic image patient data recording device counter comment and so on may not be printed When patient data is not printed be careful not ...

Page 55: ... on the monitor 3 Set the image capturing range by repeating steps 1 and 2 see Figure 5 13 Figure 5 13 4 Press v or V to move the cursor on RESIZE TO FIT Characters RESIZE TO FIT are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item 5 Press b or B to select either OFF or ON The selected setting is displayed in green on the monitor see Figure 5 14 Figure 5 14 To return to the LAYOUT SET...

Page 56: ...r ALL since the image is electronically magnified depending on the setup of equipments the printed picture may be blurred To display the ZOOM SETUP menu 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on ZOOM in the LAYOUT SETUP menu Characters ZOOM are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item For detailed information on how to display the LAYOUT SETUP menu see To display the LAYOUT SETUP m...

Page 57: ...ure 5 18 You can access the CAPTION entry screen from the LAYOUT SETUP menu NOTE When this instrument is controlled from the EVIS EXERA video system center CV 160 enter the caption from the EVIS EXERA video system center CV 160 The difference is caused between entering from the EVIS EXERA video system center CV 160 and entering from this instrument desired caption may not be entered To display the...

Page 58: ...el The character entry position moves in the direction of the arrow To switch the uppercase and lowercase letters 1 Press v V b or B to move the cursor on SHIFT 2 Press the EXEC button on the front panel When uppercase letters are displayed they are switched to lowercase letters When lowercase letters are displayed they are switched to uppercase letters To delete a character 1 Press v V b or B to ...

Page 59: ...tion rate 4800 is selected when this instrument is connected to the video system center or the endoscopic ultrasound center 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on BAUDRATE Characters BAUDRATE are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item 2 Press b or B to select from among 1200 2400 4800 and 9600 The selected setting is displayed in green on the monitor Usually select 4800 Settin...

Page 60: ... the PRINTER SETUP menu To display the FUNCTION SETUP menu 1 Press v or V to move the cursor on FUNCTION in the PRINTER SETUP menu Characters FUNCTION are displayed in green when the cursor is positioned on this item For detailed information on how to display the PRINTER SETUP menu see To display the PRINTER SETUP menu on page 47 2 Press B to display the FUNCTION SETUP menu which can be identified...

Page 61: ... Prints the picture C PRINT Captures and prints a picture CYCLIC C Stores images cyclically in the memory and feeds the page after capturing the image of the final pointer CAP STOP Stores images cyclically in the memory feeds the page after capturing the image of the final pointer and stops at the final pointer of the last page BACK SP Moves the pointer by one space backward POINTER Moves the poin...

Page 62: ... by repeating steps 1 and 2 for each character To return to the SYSTEM SETUP menu Press v or V to move the cursor on EXIT and press the EXEC button To change the position in which a character is entered 1 Press v V b or B to move the cursor on R r T or t 2 Press the EXEC button on the front panel The character entry position moves in the direction of the arrow To switch the uppercase and lowercase...

Page 63: ...y damage the surface finish 1 Turn the color video printer OEP 4 OFF and disconnect the power cord from the wall mains socket outlet or mobile workstation 2 To remove dust dirt or other non patient debris wipe color video printer OEP 4 using a soft lint free cloth or piece of gauze moistened with 70 ethyl or isopropyl alcohol 3 If the color video printer OEP 4 is soiled with blood or other potenti...

Page 64: ...wn at other things it will become the cause of failure and or damage Treat this instrument carefully NOTE About the storage of the color printing pack UPC 55 refer to the Instructions manual of the color printing pack UPC 55 1 Turn the color video printer OEP 4 OFF and disconnect the power cord 2 Disconnect all cables connected to the color video printer OEP 4 3 Disconnect the cables respectively ...

Page 65: ...rioration of consumable Problems or failures due to other causes than those listed below should be serviced As repair performed by persons who are not qualified by Olympus could cause patient or operator injury and or equipment damage be sure to contact Olympus for repair as described in 7 2 Sending this Instrument for Repair WARNING If any irregularity is suspected with this instrument first turn...

Page 66: ...of the Rear Panel for INSTRUCTIONS BASIC The video equipment connected between this instrument and the connected equipment is turned OFF Turn the video equipment ON The displayed image remains still The connected equipment is set to the still freeze image mode Release it from the still freeze image mode to view the moving image The memory image is displayed Press the SOURCE MEMORY button to displa...

Page 67: ...struction manual of the connected equipment A communication problem has occurred between this instrument and the connected equipment Turn this instrument OFF then ON again Turn the connected equipment OFF then ON again The CVP counter is not displayed The remote cable is connected improperly Connect it properly as described in Chapter 2 Installation and Connection in INSTRUCTIONS BASIC or Chapter ...

Page 68: ...move the excessive force No image has been captured Capture an image No ink ribbon is installed Install the ink ribbon as described in Installation of the Ink Ribbon in 3 2 Installation of the Color Printing Pack UPC 55 in INSTRUCTIONS BASIC The ink ribbon is installed improperly Install the ink ribbon as described in Installation of the Ink Ribbon in 3 2 Installation of the Color Printing Pack UP...

Page 69: ...tion of the Remote Control Unit MAJ 898 on page 22 in INSTRUCTIONS ADVANCED When it is used as the wireless remote it is used from out of the reach of the communication signal Control it from a closer position to this instrument When it is used as the wireless remote its remote transmitted is not pointed toward the remote sensor on this instrument Point the remote transmitter on the top of the rem...

Page 70: ...FRONT DOOR CLOSE FRONT DOOR The front door is open Close the front door CHECK RIBBON CHECK RIBBON The installed ink ribbon is not usable with this instrument Install a correct ink ribbon CHECK RIBBON nn CHECK RIBBON nn The ink ribbon is torn Mend the ribbon with plastic tape as described in 3 2 Installation of the Color Printing Pack UPC 55 in INSTRUCTIONS BASIC Replace the new ink ribbon The ink ...

Page 71: ... KEY HIT ANY KEY The REMOTE 2 terminal is used in CAPTURE STOP mode CAP STOP Press any key to exit from the CAPTURE STOP mode INPUT MISMATCH INPUT MISMATCH A video signal other than NTSC or HDTV 1080 59 94i signal is input Input the NTSC or HDTV 1080 59 94i signal This instrument is set up improperly Set it properly according to the input video signal A signal other than video signal is input Inpu...

Page 72: ...yed during printing printing resumes automatically when the message disappears NO FLASH MEMORY NO FLASH MEMORY Contact Olympus Read error in the Flash Memory FLASH MEMORY READ ERROR Write error in the Flash Memory FLASH MEMORY WRITE ERROR The Flash Memory is protected FLASH MEMORY PROTECTED The Flash Memory is protected Cancel protect FLASH MEMORY PROTECTED The Flash Memory is read only FLASH MEMO...

Page 73: ...mpus With the color video printer include a description of the malfunction or damage and the name and telephone number of the individual at your location who is most familiar with the problem Also include a repair purchase order WARNING Olympus is not liable for any injury or damage which occurs as a result of repairs attempted by non Olympus personnel ...

Page 74: ...23 24 Equipotential terminal 4 9 12 EXEC button 10 45 53 58 60 F FCC rule 5 Freeze 6 Front panel 9 10 29 FUNCTION SETUP menu 60 H HDTV 6 42 43 HDTV SETUP menu 42 I Ink ribbon holder 14 INPUT SETUP menu 49 INPUT terminals 12 16 18 19 Inspection befor use Setup of connected equipment 25 Setup of this instrument 27 Instruction manual ADVANCED 5 BASIC 5 Isolation transformer 6 24 L Labels and Symbols ...

Page 75: ... VIDEO IN terminal 12 17 18 19 S VIDEO OUT terminal 12 17 18 19 SDTV 6 43 Setup Connected equipment 25 This instrument 27 Signal words 7 Source image 6 SOURCE MEMORY button 11 32 STOP button 11 35 Symbols On the front panel 9 On the rear panel 9 On the remote control unit 9 SYSTEM SETUP menu 59 T Terms used in this manual 5 3CCD camera control unit 18 Trial pack 14 Troubleshooting guide 65 U Ultra...

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Page 79: ... SYSTEMS CORP All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed without the express written permission of OLYMPUS MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORP OLYMPUS is a registered trademark of OLYMPUS CORPORATION ...

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