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Troubleshooting

Problem

Solution

Ensure that the correct user name and password are used to
log into the system�

Video limit reached

Begin a new case to capture more videos�

Image limit reached

Begin a new case to capture more images�

List limit reached

The maximum number of cases permitted to be entered has
been reached� Delete older entries in the list�

Error printing� No image
captured/selected

Capture images and then select them to print�

Error saving settings

To restore previous settings, reboot the system�

FTP connection error

Ensure that the FTP server is up and the network cable is
plugged in�

Error: Media unavailable

Please insert/connect a valid media to the SDC3™�

USB space insufficient

Ensure that there is free space available on the media�

Error: Disk corrupt� Please try
again��

The media is corrupt� Insert a new disc to continue�

Error: Disc drive busy

Ensure that the disc drive is not being currently used�
Reboot the machine if the error persists�

Error: locating logo�bmp

Ensure that the USB cable is connected properly� Ensure that
the logo file is present on the USB drive and it is called “logo�
bmp�”

Error: upgrading software

Insert the upgrade dongle in the save screen�

Application has encountered
a critical error and is shutting
down�

Please reboot the system�

No live video on preview

Ensure that the camera is on and check the cable
connections�
Ensure that the proper video source is selected�

No live video on the monitor

Check the cable connections
Ensure that the camera is powered on�
Ensure that the proper video source is selected�

No live video in PIP on preview

Check the cable connections
Ensure that the camera is powered on�
Ensure that the proper video source is selected�
Ensure that you are in PIP mode�

No live video PIP on monitor

Check the cable connections�
Ensure that the camera is powered on�
Ensure that the proper video source is selected�
Ensure that the monitor OSD PIP is enabled via the
application�

Summary of Contents for 0240060100

Page 1: ...SDC3 HD Information Management System HD INFORMA TION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM SDC 3 0240060100...

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Page 3: ...rrent Patient Case 11 Loading Patient Information 12 Viewing the Patient List 13 Capturing Images and Videos 14 Capturing Images and Video from a Single Channel 14 Recording Picture in Picture Images...

Page 4: ...r 41 SDC3 Settings 42 General Settings 43 General Application Settings 44 General Miscellaneous Settings 46 General Audio Settings 49 General Video Settings 50 Printer Settings 51 Network Settings 52...

Page 5: ...Timeout Checklist Start Screen 73 Surgical Timeout Checklist Verification Screen 74 Surgical Timeout Checklist Summary Screen 75 Troubleshooting 76 Electromagnetic Compatibility 78 Cleaning and Mainte...

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Page 7: ...grade power cord furnished with the unit Disconnect the unit from the power supply to make connections or to inspect the equipment 7 Install this device in an operating room that complies with all app...

Page 8: ...provide primary diagnosis or treatment decisions It is not intended for use for active patient monitoring The SDC3 is a non sterile reusable device not intended for use in the sterile field The SDC3 i...

Page 9: ...D Drive 3 USB Port 4 Token LED for use with WiSe Receiver 5 Token Slot for use with WiSe Receiver 6 Power Button 7 LCD Touchscreen Notes Digital Capture functions are not available on the SDC3 when co...

Page 10: ...S Video IN2 S Video Input 2 10 S Video Out S Video Output 11 Secondary R1 Remote connection for capture control for secondary channel 12 Secondary R2 Remote connection for recording control for secon...

Page 11: ...function of the SDC3 When placing the SDC3 follow the instructions located in the Electromagnetic Compatibility section of this manual 2 Connect peripheral devices according to the interconnection di...

Page 12: ...onnect the equipotential ground probe to an equipotential bus bar if available The ground probe is provided to ensure all devices installed on the cart are connected to the same ground potential Ensur...

Page 13: ...to the surgical display will be lost Analog signals RGBHV S Video Composite will not be affected by power loss and can therefore be used as backup video signals if they have been connected prior to p...

Page 14: ...to turn off As the system starts up the SDC3 will display the Stryker logo a black screen then the following screen After a user is selected the system will say Greetings One moment please SDC Ready...

Page 15: ...The System Administrator account can be accessed from the User Accounts Screen If the account is not password protected the SDC3 will proceed to the Home Screen If the account is password protected th...

Page 16: ...ed to that case the system will confirm Do you wish to discard the current case If a patient case has already been started and there is data saved to that case the system will confirm Do you wish to c...

Page 17: ...to confirm the new case and proceed to the Capture Screen Note If a patient case has already been started the SDC3 will ask if you want to discard that case the current case before creating a new case...

Page 18: ...t information into the SDC3 1 On the Home Screen press the LOAD PATIENT INFO button The Load Patient Info screen will appear 2 Populate the desired data fields Touch the desired field to open a keyboa...

Page 19: ...o the system 1 2 3 4 5 1 To select a case for editing or deletion touch the corresponding row 2 To view or edit the selected case press the OK button 3 To delete the selected case press DELETE button...

Page 20: ...l The Capture screen displays the live image from the camera The live image can be recorded as video or captured as a still image Note At least one video source channel must be connected to the SDC3 t...

Page 21: ...ess the IMAGE CAPTURE button 6 The total number of captured images displays next to the preview screen and again at the base of the Capture screen To print captured images 7 Press the PRINT button Add...

Page 22: ...C3 records images and videos from both sources as one file Note Dual Channel mode must be selected in the General Application settings to enable this function 1 3 2 4 To record PIP video or capture PI...

Page 23: ...s function 2 5 4 3 1 To record synchronized video from dual channels 1 Select the SYNCHRONIZED CAPTURE tab 2 Press the CAPTURE RECORD and STOP buttons under the preview pane to perform the correspondi...

Page 24: ...selected in the General Application settings to enable this function To record video or capture images from dual channels 1 Select the DUAL CAPTURE tab to display images from both channels with indep...

Page 25: ...surgical display for several seconds before the SDC3 flips back to the capture screen Video and Printer Settings From the Capture screen video and printer settings can be accessed to adjust the system...

Page 26: ...ions for Recording Format Record Resolution and Record Bitrate 3 Pressing the button closes the settings screen and returns to the Capture screen 4 Recording mode and disc format settings for Channel...

Page 27: ...default Channel 2 recording mode is ATE and disc format is the same as selected for Channel 1 2 The drop down menus display selections for Recording Format Record Resolution and Record Bitrate 3 Press...

Page 28: ...PBP checkbox can be selected to view video inputs adjacent to each other in the main preview screen The PIP Size and Select PIP Location options will be disabled if PBP is selected 3 Pressing the butt...

Page 29: ...ngs are accessible from the VIDEO SETTINGS tab 2 1 5 4 3 1 Selecting the ON SCREEN DISPLAY tab from the Video Settings Screen will display the Video Settings On Screen Display screen 2 The Device drop...

Page 30: ...nted Pressing the CANCEL button cancels a pending print job 5 Pressing the COLLATE COPIES button toggles between On and Off Note When viewing the status of shaver handpieces only the status of the fir...

Page 31: ...dvanced screen 2 The buttons adjust the following settings for Channel 1 and Channel 2 Brightness Contrast Phase Chroma Sharpness 3 The dropdown menu lists specialty selections which calibrate printer...

Page 32: ...hard disk Disc CD or DVD USB drive Network locations 1 All images and video are saved automatically to the SDC3 built in hard disk To save them to external media choose the appropriate destination fro...

Page 33: ...e progress bar displays the status of the write process To save to a USB drive Note Video will not save to a USB drive unless USB is checked on the Save Settings screen See the Save Settings section o...

Page 34: ...e Studio3 12 The progress bar displays the status of the write process Other functions 13 Selecting the SETTINGS tab opens the Save Settings screen Saving to a Network When saving to a network locatio...

Page 35: ...ess Save Images will print to PDF according to settings selected in Printer Settings Choose between ON and OFF 5 Pressing the AUTO CREATE PDF button will automatically create a PDF document of images...

Page 36: ...3 2 1 Selecting the ADVANCED SETTINGS tab navigates to the Save Advanced Setting screen 2 The buttons adjust brightness contrast phase chroma and sharpness for images captured on Channel 1 and Channel...

Page 37: ...4 3 2 1 The Playback screens are accessible by pressing the PLAYBACK tab at the top of the SDC3 display 2 Image playback is accessible from the IMAGES tab 3 Video playback is accessible from the VIDEO...

Page 38: ...Each image is identified in the top left corner by the channel and order in which it was captured Primary channel images are identified with a P and Secondary channel images are identified with an S...

Page 39: ...ting Image Annotations Annotations can be assigned or edited for images selected in the Playback screen 1 4 3 2 1 The Edit Annotations screen will display when the EDIT button is selected in the Image...

Page 40: ...t was captured Primary channel videos are identified with a P and Secondary channel videos are identified with an S 3 Pressing the arrows on either side of the bottom panel of videos will scroll throu...

Page 41: ...the SHOW ANNOTATIONS button will display the annotations for each video Editing Video Annotations 1 2 1 Press the SHOW ANNOTATIONS button 2 Select an entry from the dropdown menu or press the EDIT bu...

Page 42: ...ctions for Specialty Procedure and Annotation 6 Pressing the ADD or DEL button on the keyboard will add or delete entries The ADD and DEL buttons are disabled when no specialties procedures or annotat...

Page 43: ...the SDC3 hard disk and can be archived for future reference or access 1 Archived cases are accessible through the ARCHIVE button on the Home screen 2 Within the Archive screen cases can be accessed f...

Page 44: ...ng the OK button will display patient cases in read only mode 6 When a case is selected pressing the PLAYBACK button displays images and videos within that case 7 Pressing the PATIENT INFO button navi...

Page 45: ...ent cases stored on a USB drive connected to the SDC3 Patient cases will be displayed in read only mode and the SAVE button will be disabled 2 Pressing anywhere on a patient case will select it Pressi...

Page 46: ...ent cases stored on a CD or DVD loaded into the SDC3 Patient cases will be displayed in read only mode and the SAVE button will be disabled 2 Pressing anywhere on a patient case will select it Pressin...

Page 47: ...deos or PDFs saved with a particular case on the Studio3 server 3 The SAVE and PLAYBACK buttons are disabled in the STUDIO3 tab 4 Pressing the PENDING button toggles between the list of Pending and Co...

Page 48: ...the SDC3 can be established from the SETTINGS button at the top left of the Home screen From the Settings screens you can adjust audio and video settings printer settings network settings user account...

Page 49: ...General system settings are available from the GENERAL tab in the Settings menu They include application miscellaneous audio and video settings each accessible by selecting the respective tab to the...

Page 50: ...VD Video option is available only when Record Mode is set to At the End 5 The REMOTE 2 CONTROL button assigns the Remote 2 function from the camera head as either Stop or Pause 6 The IMAGE COUNT FONT...

Page 51: ...via VGA and Serial connection to the SDC3 console Select Internal for the interface to appear on the SDC3 screen or External for the interface to appear on the external monitor 14 Pressing the RECORD...

Page 52: ...images projected onto the surgical display Use the appropriate Standard Definition or High Definition settings for your video source The RESET buttons restore factory default values 3 The SURGICAL TIM...

Page 53: ...buttons import a checklist from a USB storage device or export a checklist to a USB storage device 3 Pressing anywhere on a question line will select it 4 Pressing the ADD EDIT or DELETE buttons will...

Page 54: ...ELETE buttons are selected in the Surgical Timeout Checklist Setup screen Ok 1 2 3 1 In the text box enter the new question line for the checklist 2 Press the OK button to save changes displayed in th...

Page 55: ...he buttons adjust volumes for the Headset Speaker and Microphone 3 The MUTE buttons mute the Headset Speaker or Microphone 4 The OSD AUDIO METER button is enabled only when the SDC3 Voice Package is i...

Page 56: ...ssing the VIDEO tab displays the General Video Settings screen 2 The buttons adjust Brightness Contrast Chroma and Phase for each channel 3 Pressing the RESET button restores default settings The RESE...

Page 57: ...page when Logo is checked 4 Pressing the RESET button restores default settings 5 The logo preview field displays the logo that will appear on the printed page when Logo is checked 6 The print qualit...

Page 58: ...sible by selecting the respective tab to the right of the screen 1 Network FTP Settings Network FTP settings are used to set up connection to an FTP site 2 1 3 4 1 Selecting the FTP tab displays the F...

Page 59: ...on so that SDC3 will remember the user name and the FTP Address in the list SDC3 can remember up to 500 user names and FTP addresses 4 Select the Write Videos checkbox on the NETWORK tab to write vide...

Page 60: ...server are set Also make sure that the firewall settings on the server do not block the FTP port Network Adapter Settings 1 Selecting the ADAPTER tab displays the Network Adapter Settings screen 5 4...

Page 61: ...iFi Network Connection screen 2 Pressing the REFRESH button refreshes the list of available WiFi connections 3 Pressing the WIFI ON OFF button enables or disables WiFi WiFi is OFF by default 4 Pressin...

Page 62: ...button to allow users to join the network 3 Press the button to close the screen and return to the WiFi Network Connection screen WiFi Password 3 1 2 1 Enter the WiFi password The WiFi Setting Authent...

Page 63: ...EN 57 Wireless IP Settings 1 The WiFi Setting screens display the IP settings of the connected WiFi network 1...

Page 64: ...reaming details cannot be modified while streaming is in progress 2 Pressing the STREAM MODE button enables or disables streaming 3 Pressing the STREAM BITRATE button selects between Low Medium and Hi...

Page 65: ...Selecting the USERS tab opens the User Accounts screen All available user accounts are listed 2 Selecting any user account will open the Account Modification screen 3 Pressing the CREATE NEW ACCOUNT b...

Page 66: ...ount assigned to an Administrator role User 3 2 1 1 Enter the new account name and select a role from the drop down menu Choose either Administrator or User 2 Press the CREATE ACCOUNT button to save t...

Page 67: ...odification button will open a screen to perform that function for the selected user account 2 Pressing the button returns to the User Accounts screen 3 The REMOVE PASSWORD button is disabled when no...

Page 68: ...ORD button is selected in the Account Modification screen The account user name and picture are displayed for the selected account 2 Enter and confirm the new password in the appropriate fields 3 Pres...

Page 69: ...modify their own accounts User 1 4 3 2 1 The Change User Roles screen displays when the CHANGE ROLES button is selected in the Account Modification screen The selected account user name and picture a...

Page 70: ...E PICTURE button is selected in the Account Modification screen The selected user name and current picture are displayed 2 Press any picture in the list to select it 3 Press the CHANGE PICTURE button...

Page 71: ...unt Modification screen 2 Selecting a specialty checkbox in the Available Annotations window will display pre defined procedure names and annotations Select the desired procedure and annotation by pre...

Page 72: ...iment line selects the compliment 3 Pressing the PLAY button plays a selected compliment 4 Pressing the ADD EDIT or DELETE buttons performs the corresponding function for a selected compliment When ad...

Page 73: ...and select the system language Date and Time Settings 2 1 3 4 1 Selecting the DATE TIME tab from the System screen navigates to the Set Date Time Screen 2 The buttons change the date and time values 3...

Page 74: ...Log screen 2 The Log screen displays each SDC3 component along with its version active status and type 3 The scroll bar moves to display components not included in the initial view 4 Pressing the FORM...

Page 75: ...screen 2 1 1 Selecting the LANGUAGE tab in the System screen opens the Language Setting screen 2 Pressing any button selects the corresponding language The system will reboot before the language chan...

Page 76: ...EN 70 Studio3 Settings 1 Settings for how the SDC3 interacts with the Studio3 Server are accessible from the STUDIO3 tab 1...

Page 77: ...redentials are confirmed by an Echo Successful message displayed in the status bar 5 Selecting the Allow Deletion of Pending Cases checkbox allows deletion of pending cases from the Studio3 archive li...

Page 78: ...TCP IP network A Stryker Studio3 Media Server installed and configured Instructions 1 Enter the IP address of the Studio3 Media Server into the STUDIO3 tab in the Studio3 Server Settings screen 2 Sel...

Page 79: ...on the surgical display Surgical Timeout Checklist Start Screen 1 2 3 4 1 The Surgical Timeout Launch Screen is activated through a button in advanced configuration The default value is ON 2 User wil...

Page 80: ...on Screen will display patient name patient ID facility name and the station name on the screen 2 Pressing the START OVER button will restart the verification process at any time during the process 3...

Page 81: ...creen is displayed after all checklist questions have been answered and the user has the option to view and print checklist from archived case 1 2 1 Pressing the PRINT button will print the summary sc...

Page 82: ...busy Ensure that the disc drive is not being currently used Reboot the machine if the error persists Error locating logo bmp Ensure that the USB cable is connected properly Ensure that the logo file...

Page 83: ...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 selected No videos written to the network Ensure...

Page 84: ...the measured field strength in the location in which the SDC3 system is used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above the SDC3 system should be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal...

Page 85: ...ts cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Conducted RF IEC 61000 4 6 3 Vrms 150 kHz to 80 MHz 3 V Recommended Separ...

Page 86: ...r 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 com...

Page 87: ...not use corrosive cleaning solutions to clean the unit as product damage may result Do not sterilize the unit as product damage may result Cleaning Should the unit need cleaning 1 Spray cleaning liqu...

Page 88: ...er Equipotentiality Protective Earth Ground Authorized representative in Europe Made in France Stryker Firewire Radiation Emitting Compliance to Electrical Safety Standards Complies with Australian Co...

Page 89: ...2005 Corr 2006 Corr 2007 IEC 60601 1 1 2000 IEC 60601 1 2 2007 IEC 60601 1 4 1996 A1 1999 IEC60601 1 2 2001 A1 2004 FCC Compliance Contains FCC ID RYK WUBR170GNM This device complies with part 15 of...

Page 90: ...inting 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 Printers Supported SDP1000 Kodak ESP 7250 Storage Devices Disc C...

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Page 92: ...er Stryker France ZAC Satolas Green Pusignan Av De Satolas Green 69881 MEYZIEU Cedex France Stryker Corporation or its divisions or other corporate affiliated entities own use or have applied for the...

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