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Power Consumption

115-230VAC ~ 50/60Hz, 4A/2A maximum

Equipment Classification

Class I equipment

No applied part

Water ingress protection, IPX0

Continuous Operation

Size (control unit)

12.5" W × 16.2" D × 7.0" H 

Network

10/100 Mbps ethernet

Auto Printing

1, 2, 4L, 4S, 6, 8, 12, or 18 images per page for portrait orientation

1, 2, 4L, 4S, 6, 9, 12, or 16 images per page for landscape orientation

Summary of Contents for 0240050988

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Page 3: ...0 Studio3 Media Transfer Queue Completed Cases 21 Entering Patient Information 22 Capturing Single Channel Images and Videos 25 Capturing Dual Channel Images and Videos 28 Editing Video Settings 31 Vi...

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Page 5: ...he factory before shipment however it must be tested for proper function in the environment and setup configuration in which it will be used 6 To avoid the risk of electric shock this equipment must o...

Page 6: ...ernal repairs or adjustments not specifically detailed in this operating manual Refer any readjustments modifications and or repairs to Stryker Endoscopy or its authorized representatives 17 Do not mo...

Page 7: ...ce These symbols are defined below Warning Symbols Warning Caution See Instructions for Use Hazardous voltage present Consult Instructions for Use Device Symbols Mouse Keyboard Monitor Network USB Spe...

Page 8: ...iality Protective Earth Ground Product number Made in USA Complies with the requirements of directive 93 42 EEC This product contains electrical waste or electronic equipment It must not be disposed o...

Page 9: ...SB dongles which can then be viewed from a personal computer a DVD player or from the SDC Ultra itself The SDC Ultra records images on a built in hard drive where they can be easily accessed after the...

Page 10: ...6 System Overview Front Panel 1 3 2 4 5 6 1 CD DVD drive 2 USB port 3 Eject button for CD DVD drive 4 Remote control optional accessory 5 Power button 6 LCD touch screen...

Page 11: ...nd Plug 8 Secondary R1 Remote connection for capture control on the secondary channel 9 Secondary R2 Remote connection for recording control on the secondary channel 10 Comp In composite video input 1...

Page 12: ...e devices 20 Speaker port development use only 21 USB ports 2 22 Monitor development use only 23 Keyboard development use only 24 Mouse development use only 25 Serial port development use only 26 Netw...

Page 13: ...ry 4 1 2 3 5 6 7 1 Channel 1 video and image capture record stop 2 Channel 2 video and image capture record stop 3 Print images 4 Display previous image on OSD 5 Voice annotation future use 6 Navigati...

Page 14: ...p of the SDC Ultra to ensure proper ventilation Warning RF and other mobile communications equipment may affect the normal function of the SDC Ultra When placing the SDC Ultra follow the instructions...

Page 15: ...current for the printer Note See the Technical Specifications for approved printers and transformers 3 Connect the AC power Connect the provided power cord to the AC inlet on the rear console panel C...

Page 16: ...ith the 1188 Camera and SIDNE Caution The other ports not listed in this section are intended for use by service technicians or for future device upgrades Do not connect any devices to these ports as...

Page 17: ...twork tab as the FTP address and JOHND as the username 3 Press Add so that SDC Ultra will remember the username and the FTP address in the list SDC Ultra can remember up to 500 usernames and FTP addre...

Page 18: ...ee uniqueness Note If there are any problems writing the data check if the read write permissions of the FTP server are set Also make sure that the firewall settings on the server do not block the FTP...

Page 19: ...ent information capturing images and videos and archiving photos and video Getting Started Login Screen 1 If the application password is on enter the user name and password This security feature will...

Page 20: ...ase to begin a new patient case 2 Press Current Case to load the current patient information images and videos 3 Press Archive to view cases that were saved to the hard drive a USB dongle or a disc 4...

Page 21: ...e Enter the sex 3 Select the Surgeon from the drop down menu To add or delete an item on the list press add or delete 4 Select the referrer from the drop down menu 5 Navigational buttons Press the up...

Page 22: ...to the CD DVD 4 A check under the network column indicates case has been saved to either FTP server or PACS server 5 Press Album to view the album of the selected archived case 6 Press Save to save t...

Page 23: ...mation stored on the hard drive 13 Press Delete to delete the selected patient s case 1 1 The yellow row is the selected case data Press the Check mark icon to select this case 1 This screen shows con...

Page 24: ...be transferred 2 Indicates video assets properly transferred over total video assets to be transferred 3 Indicates PDF assets properly transferred over total PDF assets to be transferred 4 Indicates...

Page 25: ...ue Completed Cases 1 2 3 1 Checkmark indicates all case assets were properly transferred 2 Red font indicates all case assets did not properly transfer after maximum attempts 3 Navigate to list of cas...

Page 26: ...nter the patient s ID Enter the first name 2 Press the up and down arrows to display the second and third data entry screen See the Entering Patient Information Second Data entry Screen 3 Select a ref...

Page 27: ...atient Information screen to display the second data entry screen 4 3 5 2 1 1 Enter the facility 2 Select the procedure from the dropdown list 3 Select the specialty from the dropdown list 4 Press the...

Page 28: ...er patient information on the third data entry screen press the down arrow on the second data entry screen 3 2 1 1 Select a station from the drop down menu To add or delete an item on the list press a...

Page 29: ...ent Information to enter patient information 5 Press Capture to display the capture screen 6 Press Album to edit or view images or videos 7 Press Save to display the save screen 8 Video size 9 Navigat...

Page 30: ...15 Press the left right arrow buttons to scroll through images 16 Press the Mute button to mute the microphone 17 Based on whether live preview on single channel option is turned ON or OFF this windo...

Page 31: ...27 Pausing Press the Pause button on the Recording screen to pause video 2 1 1 Press the Resume button to continue recording 2 Press the Stop button to stop recording...

Page 32: ...nnel Dual Channel to toggle between single and double channel mode 3 Press Mute to mute the microphone 4 Press Print to print images that have not previously been printed 5 Press Stop to stop recordin...

Page 33: ...e button on the Dual Capture screen 3 1 2 4 1 Press the Capture button to capture images on both channels simultaneously 2 Press the Record button to record video on both channels simultaneously 3 Pre...

Page 34: ...screen 6 3 5 7 2 1 4 1 Press Capture to capture images on channel 1 2 Press Record to record video on channel 1 3 Press Stop to stop recording on channel 1 4 Press Mute to mute the microphone 5 Press...

Page 35: ...ingle channel capture screen Select None for no display Small for small font and Large for large font 2 Select the Signal from the drop down menu 3 Press the left arrow button to return to the previou...

Page 36: ...l be enabled only if the DVD write format is DVD Data and channel 1 recording format is MPEG 2 HD 2 Select the Signal from the drop down menu Editing PIP Settings To edit PIP settings press the Video...

Page 37: ...Time out to display the amount of time the image is displayed on the OSD before reverting back to live video 5 Press REC Display to toggle between On display live video on the OSD and Off Option Chos...

Page 38: ...sign to indicate the number of images to print per page 3 Press the orientation button to toggle between portrait and landscape prints 4 Press Advanced Printer Settings to edit options 5 Press Prints...

Page 39: ...n and then press the More Settings button 2 3 1 1 Press the corresponding minus or plus buttons to edit the brightness contrast phase chroma or sharpness of channel 1 or channel 2 images 2 Press Print...

Page 40: ...bum 4 Press Video Album to annotate video and playback video 5 Press the arrow buttons to scroll through the images 6 Press Select Deselect All to select or deselect images for printing 7 Press the im...

Page 41: ...elect All button to select or deselect images for printing and saving 3 Press the seek bar button to move to a specific time segment in the video during playback 4 Press the Stop button to stop playin...

Page 42: ...38 1 1 This shows the playback getting started 1 1 This shows the playback in progress...

Page 43: ...39 1 1 This shows the playback is paused...

Page 44: ...ideo Album To view and edit the album press the Annotation button on the video album screen 2 1 1 Press the Annotations button to bring up the editing annotations screen 2 Press Playback Video to disp...

Page 45: ...o button 3 2 1 1 Select the specialty from the drop down menu To add or delete an item on the list press add or delete 2 Select the procedure from the drop down menu To add or delete an item on the li...

Page 46: ...to a CD or DVD 2 Press Eject to eject the CD or DVD 3 Press USB to save images or video to the USB 4 Press Save to Network to save images or video on the PACS or FTP network 5 Press the network drop...

Page 47: ...n is on any PDF files created for the case will be saved along with images videos case details to the external media or network PDF files are not saved on PACS server when sent via DICOM 4 Press More...

Page 48: ...Settings button on the Save screen 2 1 1 Press the corresponding minus or plus buttons to edit the brightness contrast phase chroma or sharpness of channel 1 or channel 2 images 2 Press the Default Se...

Page 49: ...h between SPI Monitor and SDC screens 4 Toggle between NTSC and PAL video types 5 Toggle between DVD Video and DVD Data 6 Toggle to select live video preview in single channel mode Default ON 7 Toggle...

Page 50: ...Contrast 6 Factory defaults Flip Screen Display Setting 4 2 3 1 1 Selection to indicate whether or not a case PDF file is automatically created upon entry into the Save screen 2 Move on screen displa...

Page 51: ...47 Printer Settings 2 1 1 Press to restore factory defaults 2 Upload logo File name needs to be logo bmp Network Settings FTP 1 2 1 FTP Login ID 2 FTP IP Address...

Page 52: ...48 1 1 Press the Ping button to test for a successful connection to the FTP site IP 1 1 Press the Save button to save the entered settings 1 1 Press the Save button to save the entered settings...

Page 53: ...49 User Management Add Remove Users 1 1 Enable security for the system DICOM Settings 1 1 DICOM connection name...

Page 54: ...50 1 2 3 1 DICOM Connection Name 2 Wildcard can be blank or 3 Save PACS Settings 3 2 1 1 Back to DICOM settings 2 Save settings 3 Check connection...

Page 55: ...51 SCU Setting 1 1 Service Class User SCU Settings 1 1 Shows all mandatory fields as defined by the PACS server...

Page 56: ...4 2 1 1 Turn Storage Commit ON or OFF 2 Turn ON or OFF support for DICOM video 3 Use Instance ID from Service Class Provider SCP of Service Class User SCU 4 Can be C Move or C Get based on PACS equip...

Page 57: ...2 Save settings 3 4 1 2 1 Allows user to remove cases from Studio3 Transfer Queue 2 Maximum number of system attempts to save a case to a connected Studio3 Media Server 3 Maximum number of pending cas...

Page 58: ...uired Field Settings screen allows you to select the required fields before saving a case to a Studio3 Media Server System Date and Time Settings 1 This screens provides the ability to change the day...

Page 59: ...Setting 1 2 3 4 5 1 Export Annotations 2 Import Annotations 3 Copy log file to USB drive 4 Format USB drive to NTFS format Caution All data on USB drive will be lost 5 Save log file to SMS site Langu...

Page 60: ...56 1 This screens provides the ability to change the language of the system SMS Setting 1 1 Software Upgrade using SMS...

Page 61: ...list SIDNE Comm Error Ensure that SIDNE is connected properly Reboot the SDC Ultra and SIDNE Error printing No image captured selected Capture images and then select them to print Error saving setting...

Page 62: ...e video on the monitor Check the cable connections Ensure that the camera is powered on Ensure that the proper video source is selected If the video is routed through SIDNE ensure that SIDNE is powere...

Page 63: ...hived cases from DVD CD Reboot the system if you have just written the case Check the disc on a different system No videos written to the USB Ensure write videos to USB in the save settings is selecte...

Page 64: ...ult Caution Do not use corrosive cleaning solutions to clean the unit as product damage may result Caution Do not sterilize the unit as product damage may result Cleaning Should the unit need cleaning...

Page 65: ...y 10 85 RH System Type MPEG 1 2 or 2 HD compression engine Video Inputs Input Resolution 1 S Video NTSC 720 480 PAL 720 576 1 Composite 2 DVI SXGA 1280 1024 XGA 1024 768 720p 1280 720 1080p 1920x1080...

Page 66: ...0MB DVD 4 0 GB or none 20 GB maximum case size permitted Time based auto cutoff options are also available 15 sec 30 sec 1 min 2 min 5 min and 30 min File Format Images Bitmap BMP Joint Photographic E...

Page 67: ...equipment No applied part Water ingress protection IPX0 Continuous Operation Size control unit 12 5 W 16 2 D 7 0 H Network 10 100 Mbps ethernet Auto Printing 1 2 4L 4S 6 8 12 or 18 images per page for...

Page 68: ...g to the EMC information provided in this manual The SDC Ultra has been designed and tested to comply with IEC 60601 1 requirements for EMC with other devices Caution Portable and mobile RF communicat...

Page 69: ...use any interference in nearby electronic equipment RF emissions CISPR 11 Class A SDC Ultra is suitable for use in all establishments including domestic establishments and those directly connected to...

Page 70: ...ers as determined by an electromagnetic site survey a should be less that the compliance level in each frequency range b Interference may occur in the vicinity of equipment marked with the following s...

Page 71: ...input output lines Surge IEC61000 4 5 1kV differential mode 0 5 1kV differential mode Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment 2kV common mode 0 5 1 2kV comm...

Page 72: ...t and the SDC Ultra System The SDC Ultra system is intended for use in an electromagnetic environment in which radiated RF disturbances are controlled The user of the SDC Ultra system can help prevent...

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