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Installation Procedure

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Resonance Technology, Inc.

CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19

5.4.3.

Make sure the power supply’s switch is set to the “OFF” position. Connect a hospital-grade AC power

cable to the AC inlet connector, and to an available AC outlet in the computer/equipment room.

5.5.

Control Room Component Interconnection

The photo below depicts a typical control room setup.

Video Monitor

Tech
Remote
Control

CinemaVision

A/V Controller

Optional Linear power
supply location

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Summary of Contents for CinemaVision

Page 1: ...anual RTC CV Rev 19 Installation Operation Manual CinemaVision Resonance Technology Inc 18121 Parthenia Street Northridge California 91325 USA 1 818 882 1997 1 800 428 MRTV www mrivideo com Innovative...

Page 2: ...Resonance Technology Inc CinemaVision System Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19...

Page 3: ...ight All rights reserved Rx only Caution federal law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician No part of the document may be photocopied or reproduced without the prior written...

Page 4: ...lation 7 5 Installation Procedure 9 5 1 Installing the MR Laser Link Cable and Transducer Power Supply Cables 10 5 2 Filter Panel Connection 11 5 3 Magnet Room Component Interconnection 13 5 4 Equipme...

Page 5: ...and state of the art engineering We are confident this product will give you the tools you need for comforting the patient while undergoing MRI scans This installation operation manual outlines how t...

Page 6: ...Use of this product by individuals with conditions such as glaucoma is not recommended Heart Disease High Blood Pressure If the patient has a history of heart disease or high blood pressure instruct t...

Page 7: ...about how to operate this system please read this user manual or call Resonance Technology Inc customer service at 818 882 1997 or email support mrivideo com 2 4 MRI Environment Hazards Installation...

Page 8: ...ure by dropping this product or by other mechanical shock Do not expose this product to rain or excessive moisture Avoid these conditions as the video goggle lenses may become damaged and may result i...

Page 9: ...Information Page 5 Resonance Technology Inc CinemaVision System Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19 2 7 Medical Device Safety Approvals The CinemaVision System has the following safety certif...

Page 10: ...C CV 1 Installation Operation Manual This manual Control Room RTC 650 070 060 000 1 Set of Corrective Lenses optional Offered Upon Request Stored Control Room RTC 650 050 182 000 1 Transducer Mounting...

Page 11: ...sists of placement and connection of the CinemaVision Controller Technologist Remote Control and LCD video monitor Additional auxiliary audio video sources such as an iPod iPhone MP3 player satellite...

Page 12: ...h Remote Control Room Camera Transducer Power Supply Fiber Optics Wave Guide Patient Monitoring Camera Optional Penetration Panel Transducer Transducer Power Cable 3m 10 Transducer Power Cable 15m 50...

Page 13: ...Cable and Transducer Power Supply Cables Magnet Room Component Interconnection Equipment Room Component Interconnection Control Room Component Interconnection Before you begin the installation determi...

Page 14: ...that the transducer power cables will mate with the filter on both sides If the filter was pre installed you will need to inspect the orientation to ensure the cables will mate In some cases it may b...

Page 15: ...t the DB9 Filter on any available location i e J 51 plug found on the GE Filter Panel Please be sure to use shorter hex stand off on the panel mounted side in order to have a flush connection RTC can...

Page 16: ...ystem Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19 Phillips Filter Panel Plate It is advised to drop the female end of the 2ft 9pin D cable through the filter panel into the MRI room side and to attach...

Page 17: ...might be removed for service 5 3 3 Remove the dust caps on all the fiber optic connectors on the transducer Matching the fiber optic connector colors with the labels on the transducer align the ridge...

Page 18: ...w posts 5 3 7 If the patient monitoring camera option is included please perform the following steps If not skip to Step 5 2 8 The MRI CAM 2020 patient monitoring camera option of the CinemaVision sys...

Page 19: ...se Also make sure to route the cable away from walkways inside the magnet room 5 3 8 After making sure the Transducer is powered off Connect audio headset and video goggle to transducer Each latching...

Page 20: ...switch is set to the OFF position Connect a hospital grade AC power cable to the AC inlet connector and to an available AC outlet in the computer equipment room 5 5 Control Room Component Interconnect...

Page 21: ...er optic connectors Keep the dust caps for future use whenever cables might be removed for service 5 5 2 Remove the dust caps on all the fiber optic connectors on the controller Matching the fiber opt...

Page 22: ...ke sure the Controller power switch is in the off position Connect the Hospital Grade Power Cord to the Controller and an available active AC power outlet 5 5 9 Insert the strain relief of the fiber o...

Page 23: ...Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19 5 5 12 Use the included plastic tie wraps to secure all cables connected to the back of the CinemaVision Controller to prevent accidental disconnection 5 5...

Page 24: ...troller back panel Interface Box Top View Interface Box Outputs 5 7 Siemens Auto Voice Connection 5 7 1 Remove the LINE OUT mini stereo audio cable from the back of the Siemens computer and plug it in...

Page 25: ...k of the computer and plug it into the mini stereo extension cable in order to plug it into the back of the AV Console green label marked IN 5 8 2 From the Back of the AV Controller plug a mini stereo...

Page 26: ...the ability to play DVD video standard CD audio MP3 audio MPEG video photo CD etc Auxiliary input jacks allow a variety of external audio video sources such as iPod iPhone satellite receiver internet...

Page 27: ...ghlighted in order to get the AUX setting in the Tech Remote System Menu Built in Blu Ray DVD Player Blu Ray DVD Player Button functions are Tray Eject Play Pause and Power It is highly recommended to...

Page 28: ...ge selection System default settings is Automatic in order to automatically detect either S Video or Composite but might not work properly if both S Video and Composite are plugged in at the same time...

Page 29: ...wheel 4 un mutes the microphone Previous volume setting is resumed Wheel 3 Controls the system audio level Scrolling the wheel up increases the control room volume Scrolling the wheel down decreases t...

Page 30: ...AUX must be selected in order to pop up in the menu selection AUTOMATIC S Video Composite Controls which of the connections is used on the AUX inputs on the side of the controller Patient Volume Bala...

Page 31: ...voice and press menu button to set volume level Menu Display of the Autovoice Volume Adjustment volume level window 6 5 Optional Patient Monitor Camera Setup Patient Camera Controls The patient camer...

Page 32: ...our scan procedure Warning Although all of the audio and video signals present in the CinemaVision system have absolutely no high voltages that might harm the patient Resonance Technology Inc recommen...

Page 33: ...ration Manual RTC CV Rev 19 6 6 4 How to utilize the corrective lenses Remove Rubber mask from visor Insert the corrective lenses onto the mask Put the rubber mask back onto the visor Pull back Mask t...

Page 34: ...Goggles under the Head coil center part 6 6 5 2 Fit the patient s head all the way into the coil and slide the Video Goggles down to fit the patient s eyes Place the patient s head all the way into th...

Page 35: ...heck if power is being supplied to the Transducer by checking for lights on the Transducer housing Logo should rotate clockwise and all six LEDs should be blue Problem Diagnosis Visual Details None Al...

Page 36: ...ning properly No audio and microphone not working on Headset Blue fiber optic connection might be disconnected or broken No color on the Logo Left middle light is Red Only Black White image on the Pat...

Page 37: ...syncing with one another Syncing is when the logo on the Transducer and the controller lights up and properly rotates clockwise If the system still does not respond please contact Resonance Technology...

Page 38: ...let Voltage Input 100 240 VAC 50 60 Hz Maximum Current 2A Fuses Power Rating 250 V 2A AC Outlet Only the Video Monitor provided with this system should be connected to the AC outlet Voltage Output 100...

Page 39: ...8 Specifications Page 35 Resonance Technology Inc CinemaVision System Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19 Below is the Medical Device Safety Test Certificate for the CinemaVision System...

Page 40: ...ation If you have any questions regarding the CinemaVision system use or installation please don t hesitate to call Resonance Technology Inc Customer Service Department Service and technical support s...

Page 41: ...everyday pollution prevention activities reduce the need for electronic waste to go into landfills At Resonance Technology Inc we are committed to our customers our communities and to everyone s envi...

Page 42: ...Notes Page 38 Resonance Technology Inc CinemaVision System Installation Operation Manual RTC CV Rev 19...

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