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Document # 82070-1026, Revision B

CONFIDENTIAL

© 2011 Copyright VTS Medical Systems, LLC

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Summary of Contents for MON-STE55HD-MD

Page 1: ...VividImage Medical Grade High Definition Wide Screen Monitor OPERATION MANUAL P000736 MON STE55HD MD P000736 ...

Page 2: ...rmity P000736 MON STE55HD MD This device has been evaluated to the UL 60601 1 standard Equipment evaluated to this standard is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide unless additional tests have been passed Therefore this device is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen ...

Page 3: ...9 Figure 5 Monitor Front 9 Front Keypad Controls 10 Figure 6 Keypad Control Buttons 10 Remote Control 11 Overview of Remote Control Functions 11 Figure 7 The Remote Control 11 Figure 8 Remote Control Battery Access 11 Source Menu 12 Figure 9 Source Menu Layout 12 OSD Menu Navigation 14 On Screen Display OSD 15 Navigating OSD Menus 15 Figure 10 OSD Menu Layout 15 Details of OSD Menu Functions 16 Pi...

Page 4: ...enu Lock Mode Selected 22 Selecting User Settings 23 Front Keypad 23 Figure 16 Front Keypad 23 Remote Control 23 Figure 17 Front Keypad 23 OSD Menu 24 Default Monitor Settings 26 Monitor Care Troubleshooting 27 Monitor Care 27 Troubleshooting 27 Advanced Mode 28 Returning to Standard Mode 28 Specifications 29 42 inch 29 55 inch 29 Table 11 Specifications 29 Glossary 30 Index 31 ...

Page 5: ...cations page of this manual Use caution around liquids as you would with any electrical appliance Do not insert objects into the monitor Do not place the monitor on unstable surfaces In all cases refer to the specifications in this manual to ensure proper monitor performance Use of the monitor outside of operating specifications will void the monitor warranty and may cause permanent damage to the ...

Page 6: ...tor Unpacking the carton Included in the carton are the following items 1 VividImage HD Wide Screen Monitor 1 DVI cable 1 VGA cable 1 S Video Cable 1 Power Cable 1 Remote 8 Mounting Screws attached to the monitor 1 Quick Start Guide 1 DVI D Cable 1 VGA Cable 1 S Video Cable 1 Power Cord 1 Remote Control Figure 1 Included Cables If any one of these items is missing please call Customer Support at 8...

Page 7: ...hat come with the wall mount kit to complete the installation Figure 2 Mounting Holes Connecting the Video Inputs The video input cable s should be attached to the appropriately labeled ports on the back of the monitor as shown below The following inputs are available Name Connection Type AC In Main Power Switch AC power input Video BNC connector x1 S Video 4 Pin Mini Din x1 VGA RGB D Sub 15pin x1...

Page 8: ...g the Power Cord Plug the appropriate end of the power cord into the 3 pronged interface on the back of the monitor Plug the other end of the power cord into an outlet and turn the main power switch to ON Input 100 240 Volts V 3 Amperes A 50 60 Hertz Hz Figure 4 VividImage Monitor AC Power Connection ...

Page 9: ...d maintain these control devices Front View Figure 5 Monitor Front 1 Remote Sensor Point the remote control toward this remote sensor 2 Power Indicator The blue LED indicates the monitor is on and fully functional An Orange LED indicates power save mode or power off Indicator Status Operation Description Blue Normal operation Orange and Blue blinking No signal Orange blinking Power saving Orange P...

Page 10: ...selection S Video Composite Select the S VIDEO COMPOSITE input RGB YPbPr Select the RGB YPbPr input VGA Select the VGA input OSD menus and decrease control level settings SDI Select the SDI input Navigate OSD menus and decrease control level settings HDMI Select the HDMI input Navigate OSD menus and decrease control level settings DVI Select the DVI D DVI A input Navigate OSD menus and increase co...

Page 11: ...d exits Picture And Picture PAP mode PIP Enters and exits Picture In Picture PIP mode MENU Display the OSD menu screen SWAP When using PIP and PAP swaps the PIP or PAP image source with the main image source ENTER Go to the next step or confirm the OSD setting Navigate on screen menus EXIT Exit the OSD menu AUTO Automatically adjust image Clock Phase H Position V Position settings USER1 USER5 Load...

Page 12: ...P PAP portion of the window use the buttons to navigate PIP and PAP options Press ENTER to make the current selection active The selections are PIP OFF Both PIP and PAP functions are off The image from the Primary Source only displays full screen PIP Turns on PIP mode Picture in Picture The image from the Primary Source displays in the main window The image from the Secondary Source displays in th...

Page 13: ...to navigate through selections in the Primary and Secondary sources columns An arrow displays next to the source you are currently navigated to Navigating through the appropriate column press ENTER to change the current selection to the the Primary Source or the Secondary Source The or indicator displays next to your new selection and the appropriate window image changes to the selected source ...

Page 14: ...Document 82070 1026 Revision B CONFIDENTIAL 2011 Copyright VTS Medical Systems LLC 14 of 32 OSD Menu Navigation ...

Page 15: ...mote control press MENU 3 Use and to select the OSD menu to work with 4 Press or to navigate to fields on the currently selected menu 5 Press ENTER to access sub menus when the symbol displays next to the field or the field contains the prompt Enter 6 Press or to scroll through field settings Changes are saved automatically when you exit the OSD 7 To exit the OSD menu or navigate to the previous m...

Page 16: ...s selected the menu selection displays as ALS indicating that the light setting is being controlled by the ambient light sensor in the front When Off is selected the brightness of the panel is set manually When Off is selected press ENTER to set the brightness value Contrast Adjusts the image contrast See Glossary page 30 for more information The default setting is 50 Gamma Adjusts the gamma value...

Page 17: ... for red R green G and blue B The default setting is 9300K User Color Adjust red green blue gain This setting is available only when the Color Temp is set to User Color The default setting for all colors is 255 Hue Adjusts Red Green and Blue values Satuation Adjust the color saturation of the video image 6 Axis Adjust the image color quality by selecting from 6 base color adjustments Red Green Blu...

Page 18: ...ndow See below for selections PIP H Overscan PIP Horizontal Overscan This field is only available when the PIP field is set to PIP or PAP This adjustment applies to the secondary source window It adjusts the image size left and right The secondary source window may have black bars left and right pillarboxed PIP V Overscan PIP Horizontal Overscan This field is only available when the PIP field is s...

Page 19: ...3 To return to full screen viewing of the main image source last selected before entering PAP mode with the remote control select PIP a third time Primary Source and Secondary Source Selection The table below shows the availability of PIP and PAP functions according to the primary source signal type Secondary Source Primary Source DVI D DVI A VGA HDMI Composite S Video YPbPr RGB 3G SDI DVI D DVI A...

Page 20: ...B CONFIDENTIAL 2011 Copyright VTS Medical Systems LLC 20 of 32 PIP Position The position of the secondary image may be placed in 1 of 9 positions The position selections are shown in the graphic below Figure 13 PIP Window Positions ...

Page 21: ...rent Picture and Color settings to a user name load saved settings Note that the ALS Picture setting is not saved for 55 monitors See more information about saving and loading user settings below Information Display firmware version and serial number Note The RS 232 IN port can be used to connect an external control device such as a computer to control the monitor s functions externally The ID fun...

Page 22: ...an press Menu to access the Brightness ALS control menu 5 Press Menu to exit the Setup menu Temporarily Overriding the OSD Lock To temporarily override the lock setting when the Lock field is set to Mode 1 or Mode 2 hold the key until the message OSD Unlocked is displayed on screen The OSD unlocks for 15 minutes then reverts to its previous setting Note If you temporarily override the Mode 1 or Mo...

Page 23: ...the remote control or the OSD menu These are described below Front Keypad To change the user setting from the keypad on the front panel use the Function key Figure 16 Front Keypad Remote Control Use the User 1 User 5 selections to load the user settings Note that the default user names 1 5 are programmable and may have been changed in the OSD menus Figure 17 Front Keypad User Buttons ...

Page 24: ... 32 OSD Menu Press MENU key and select to SETUP MENU 1 Press button to select User Settings The current user is USER1 Figure 18 Setup menu USER1 profile selected DVI D 1920 X 1200 60Hz All Reset Lock Mode Language User Settings USER1 Enter LOCK OFF English USER1 OFF Setup Select E n t e r ...

Page 25: ... buttons to select LOAD Press ENTER to select On the User Settings menu the message Done displays next to Load 4 Select Menu to exit the User Settings menu The user name displayed in the User Settings field and in the top of all OSD menus changes to the selected user name Figure 20 Setup Menu USER2 profile selected DVI D 1920 X 1200 60Hz All Reset Lock Mode Language User Settings USER2 Enter LOCK ...

Page 26: ...gnostic Mode MDM USER Brightness Default Contrast 50 Gamma 2 2 Sharpness 50 Black Level 50 Color Color Temp 9300K Hue 50 Saturation 50 6 Axis 127 Miscellaneous Scaling Full Setup Lock Mode Off Language English The default value of the brightness function varies with the model and is set at the factory Table 10 Default Monitor Settings ...

Page 27: ...he screen Is the power cord connected properly Are the power cord and AC outlet functional Are the computer and or video source s connected to the monitor properly Are the computer and or video source s turned on Is the main power switch on the back of the monitor turned on Has an input video signal been chosen see Source Menu on page 12 of this manual that correlates to the video input s on the m...

Page 28: ...e available through Advanced Mode To access Advanced Mode press the following keys on the front keypad in sequence 1 Power Off 2 Enter 3 4 5 6 Power On Returning to Standard Mode To exit Advanced Mode and return to the Standard Mode cycle the power on the monitor from the switch on the back of the monitor Wait until the light on the monitor keypad turns blue before pressing Power On on the keypad ...

Page 29: ...h 5 5 140 6 152 Weight lb kg without stand 70 5 32 134 61 Certifications CB IEC 60601 1 cTÜVus UL60601 1 CE Medical Device Directive FCC BSMI CCC VCCI RoHS WEEE CB IEC 60601 1 cTÜVus UL60601 1 CE Medical Device Directive FCC BSMI CCC VCCI RoHS WEEE LCD Technology SMVA Active Matrix SMVA Active Matrix Operating Temperature Fahrenheit Celcius 41º to 95º F 15º to 35º C 41º to 95º F 15º to 35º C Stora...

Page 30: ...ased the overall light output of the image is increased The proper adjustment takes into consideration the ambient light in the room For a brightly lit room the brightness of the display may be increased to improve the visibility of the image In a dimly lit room the brightness may be decreased to reduce the impact on the eye Contrast Contrast is the differentiation between variations of similar co...

Page 31: ...L Language 21 Lock Mode 21 Locking the OSD 21 M Miscellaneous Menu 18 Mode of Operation 2 Monitor Care 27 Monitor Ports 7 Mounting 7 O On Screen Display 15 OSD 15 Menu Functions 16 Navigation 15 OSD Lock Overriding 22 OSD Menu Navigation 14 P Picture And Picture PAP 12 Picture In Picture PIP 12 Picture Menu 16 Picture And Picture PAP 18 Picture In Picture PIP 18 PIP H Overscan 18 PIP Mode 18 PIP P...

Page 32: ... Copyright VTS Medical Systems LLC 32 of 32 Contact STERIS Customer Support 40 Melville Park Road Melville NY 11747 877 887 1788 VividImage is a registered trademark of VTS Medical Systems LLC Coverage is a registered trademark of STERIS Corporation ...

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