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Revision Date

82070-243, Revision F

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11/24/2009

For a complete list of current certifications, please refer to the Specifications page of this manual.

UL Classified. See complete marking on product.

UL Classified part numbers:

MON-STE19HD
MON-STE21HD

MON-STE19HDM
MON-STE21HDM

The UL Classified part numbers above include a power supply, model WSZ712M, manufactured by
Jerome Industries Corporation.

Recognized under the Component Recognition Program of Underwriters Laboratories Inc.

UL Component Recognition part numbers:

MON-STE19HDR
MON-STE21HDR

MON-STE19HDMR
MON-STE21HDMR

The UL Component Recognition part numbers above do not include a power supply.

The table below associates the Model Numbers that are UL Classified and Recognized with the STERIS
Part Numbers for same.

UL Classified Model Numbers

STERIS Part Numbers

STERIS Part Numbers
with Integrated Microphone

VTS-19-HD003 MON-STE19HD

MON-STE19HDM

VTS-21-HD003 MON-STE21HD

MON-STE21HDM

UL Recognized Model Numbers

VTS-19-HD003R MON-STE19HDR

MON-STE19HDMR

VTS-21-HD003R MON-STE21HDR

MON-STE21HDMR

Summary of Contents for VividImage MON-STE19HD

Page 1: ...VividImage LCD Surgical Grade Monitor High Definition OPERATION MANUAL MON STE19HD MON STE21HD MON STE19HDM MON STE21HDM MON STE19HDR MON STE21HDR MON STE19HDMR MON STE21HDMR MON STE21HD ...

Page 2: ...ation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation 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 ox...

Page 3: ...mponent Recognition Program of Underwriters Laboratories Inc UL Component Recognition part numbers MON STE19HDR MON STE21HDR MON STE19HDMR MON STE21HDMR The UL Component Recognition part numbers above do not include a power supply The table below associates the Model Numbers that are UL Classified and Recognized with the STERIS Part Numbers for same UL Classified Model Numbers STERIS Part Numbers ...

Page 4: ...r Rear View with VESA Mounting Holes 3 Figure 2 Sample Video Source Connections and Power Plug 3 USER INTERFACE 3 User Interface Buttons 3 Figure 3 User Interface Buttons 3 Power Control 3 Video Source 3 Direct Brightness Adjustment 3 Partial Reset 3 Complete Reset 3 Keyboard Lock 3 OSD ON SCREEN DISPLAY 3 Main Menu 3 Brightness Adjustment 3 Contrast Adjustment 3 Geometry Menu 3 Color Menu 3 Syste...

Page 5: ...Use the monitor in a suitable environment See Operating Temperature and Storage Temperature on the Specifications page of this manual Even though the monitor is classified as surgical medical grade 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 thi...

Page 6: ...ole pattern 75mm or the outside square hole pattern 100mm Use the longer four screws for mounts with thicker mounting plates The mount is sold separately Note to users attaching the VividImage Monitor to Operating Room Equipment Management System and or Equipment Boom If the VividImage Monitor is to be mounted on a boom and or Equipment Management System the boom vendor should have wired the appro...

Page 7: ...on F 7 of 22 11 24 2009 Step 4 Connecting to Power For part numbers MON STE19HDR MON STE19HDMR MON STE21HDR and MON STE21HDMR please see the Quick Start Guide that is included in the monitor carton for instructions on how to connect to power ...

Page 8: ...evision Date 82070 243 Revision F 8 of 22 11 24 2009 VESA Mounting Holes Figure 1 Monitor Rear View with VESA Mounting Holes shown without cable cover Figure 2 Sample Video Source Connections and Power Plug 19 21 ...

Page 9: ...trols are identified by the symbol Partial Reset Simultaneously pressing GRAPHICS VIDEO and INPUT SELECT restores the user adjustments for the currently active signal to the factory default state see Table 1 To reset all signal types to the factory default refer to Complete Reset below Complete Reset To restore all settings to the factory defaults press the MENU SELECT and buttons simultaneously w...

Page 10: ... the total number of input pixels per line to correspond with the input source and will normally require adjustment only for unusual signals Phase Analog RGB only adjusts the internal clock to sample each pixel as near as possible to the center and will normally require adjustment only for unusual signals Sharpness Video signals only allows the edges of an image to be digitally enhanced Zoom Video...

Page 11: ...set from the menu restores the user adjustable parameters for the signal currently being displayed back to the factory default settings see Table 1 OSD Timeout This selection enables the user to control the time after which the OSD display is cancelled disappears from the screen There are three options either 5 15 or 60 seconds OSD X Position This function controls the horizontal position of the O...

Page 12: ...o 82 SDI 50 RGBS RGB 50 YPbPr Contrast 50 50 Black Level 50 50 Hue 48 composite 48 S video 50 SDI 48 composite 48 S video 50 SDI Color Temperature 6500k 6500k Component Type RGB RGB Red Bias 50 50 Green Bias 50 50 Blue Bias 50 50 Red Gain 50 50 Green Gain 50 50 Blue Gain 50 50 System OSD Timeout 15 seconds 15 seconds OSD X Position 5 5 OSD Y Position 50 50 Deinterlace Mode Best motion Best motion ...

Page 13: ...epending upon input signal the following menu options differ as indicated below Geometry System Sharpness CV and YC Only Deinterlace Mode Zoom All except Analog RGB Best Motion Default and recommended setting Aspect Ratio All except Analog RGB Least Flicker Overscan Fills the screen by cropping the image Display Sharpness Fill All Fills the screen by stretching or shrinking the image Sharp Native ...

Page 14: ...s have three levels For example Geometry from the main menu level 1 then Left Edge from the Geometry submenu level 2 then Left Edge Adjustment from the Left Edge submenu level 3 Note Depending upon the signal type that is chosen there may be fewer OSD menu options than those shown in Figure 4 if an option is not applicable to a particular signal Examples of OSD Menus Main Menu Brightness Submenu C...

Page 15: ...Document Revision Date 82070 243 Revision F 15 of 22 11 24 2009 Color Submenu Color Submenu Options ...

Page 16: ...u System Submenu Options Figure 5 OSD Screen Display Examples Note Depending upon the signal type that is chosen you may see additional OSD menu options other than those shown in the examples in Figure 5 There may also be fewer menu options than those shown if an option is not applicable to a particular signal ...

Page 17: ...n the Specifications page of this manual Troubleshooting Please follow these troubleshooting tips prior to contacting Customer Support The image is not displayed on the screen For MON STE19HD MON STE19HDM MON STE21HD and MON STE21HDM are the power cord and external power supply connected properly and are the power cord and AC outlet functional Are the computer and or video source s connected to th...

Page 18: ... 13 5 9 17 7 7 LCD Technology Active Matrix Operating Temperature 32 to 104 Fahrenheit 0 to 40 Celsius Storage Temperature 4 to 140 Fahrenheit 20 to 60 Celsius Voltage Monitor Input 12V DC Power Supply 100 250V AC Case Aluminum Sealed Cable Cover Mounting Hole Pattern VESA 100mm 75mm Power Supply Medical Grade Power Supply with 15ft 4 57m Cable Power Requirements 60 Watts max Certifications FDA Re...

Page 19: ...lass window As the illumination is increased 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 Clock This adjustment is seldom n...

Page 20: ...tment is seldom necessary but if there is a problem with the monitor pixel clock phase or position in relation to the pixel clock generated by the camera a phase adjustment may be required The symptom of phase problems is the appearance of horizontal lines flickering through the image Saturation Saturation refers to the purity of any particular color component Red Green or Blue For example 100 Red...

Page 21: ...fault Settings 12 Deinterlace Mode 11 E Escape 11 G Geometry 10 Glossary 19 I Interface 9 K Keyboard 9 L Lock 9 M Main Menu 10 Monitor Care 17 Mounting 6 O On Screen Display 10 OSD 10 17 OSD Navigation 13 OSD X 11 OSD Y 11 P Power 9 Precautions 5 R Reset 9 11 S Safety 5 Save 11 Sharpness 11 Specifications 18 Storage 17 System 11 T Timeout 11 Tips 5 Troubleshooting 17 U Unpacking 6 V Video 9 ...

Page 22: ...Revision Date 82070 243 Revision F 22 of 22 11 24 2009 Contact Customer Support 40 Melville Park Road Melville NY 11747 877 887 1788 Printed in USA is a registered trademark of VTS Medical Systems LLC VividImage ...

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