| Power Supply |
Voltage |
100-240 V AC (NTSC)/220-240 V AC (PAL); within ±10% |
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Frequency |
50/60 Hz; within ±1 Hz |
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Electric power consumption |
150 VA |
| Size |
Dimensions (W x H x D) |
370 x 85 x 455 mm; 382 x 91 x 489 mm (maximum) |
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Weight |
10.7 kg |
Classification
(medical electrical equipment) |
Type of protection against electric shock |
Class I |
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Degree of protection against electric shock of applied part |
Depends on applied part. See applied part (camera head or videoscope). |
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Degree or protection against explosion |
The video system center should be kept away from flammable gases. |
| Observation |
Analogue HDTV signal output |
Either RGB or YPbPr (1080/50I: PAL) output can be selected. |
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Analogue SDTV signal output |
VBS composite, Y/C and RGB (576/50I: PAL); simultaneous outputs possible. |
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Digital signal output |
HD-SDI (SMTPE 292M), SD-SDI (SMPTE 259M), DV (IEEE 1394) and DVI (WUXGA, 1080p or SXGA) can be selected. |
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White balance adjustment |
White balance adjustment is possible using the white balance button on the front panel. |
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Standard color chart output |
The "color bar" or the "50% white" screen can be displayed. |
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Color tone adjustment |
The following color tone adjustments are possible using the color tone level adjustment button and color tone selector button on the keyboard: |
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· Red adjustment: ±8 steps
· Blue adjustment: ±8 steps
· Chroma adjustment: ±8 steps |
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Automatic gain control (AGC) |
The image can be electronically amplified when there is inadequate light due to the distal end of the endoscope being too far from the object. |
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Contrast |
· N (Normal): Normal image
· H (High): The dark areas are darker and the bright areas are brighter than in the normal image.
· L (Low): The dark areas are brighter and bright areas are darker than in the normal image. |
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Iris |
The auto iris modes can be selected using the "iris mode" switch on the front panel. |
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· Auto: The brightness is adjusted based on the brightest part of the central part and the average brightness of the periphery part.
· Peak: The brightness is adjusted based on the brightest part of the endoscopic image.
· Average: The brightness is adjusted based on the average brightness of the endoscopic image. |
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Image enhancement setting |
Fine patterns or edges in the endoscopic images can be enhanced electrically to increase the image sharpness. Either the structural enhancement or edge enhancement can be selected according to the user setup.
· Structural enhancement: Enhancement of contrastof the fine patterns in the image.
· Edge enhancement: Enhancement of edges of the endoscopic image.
Switching the enhancement modes Three levels of enhancement can be selected using the image enhancement mode button on the front panel. |
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Image size selection |
The size of the endoscopic image can be changed using the IMAGE SIZE key on the keyboard. |
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Freeze |
An endoscopic image is frozen using an endoscope or the FREEZE key on the keyboard. |
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Switching the method of freezing the endoscopic image |
Pre-freezing: The image with the least blur is selected from the images captured in the set time period before the freeze operation and is displayed. |
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Fog-free function |
When a compatible endoscope is connected to the video system center, the fog free function can be used. |
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Endoscope’s remote switches function |
The functions of the remote switches on the endoscope can be set in the user settings. |
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Reset to defaults |
The following settings can be reset to their defaults using the reset button on the front panel:
· Color tone · Iris mode · Image enhancement mode · color enhancement mode· Optical-digital observation · Image size · Contrast · Freeze · Release index· Electronic zoom · Optical-digital observation · Arrow pointer · Stopwatch · Characters on screen · PIP/POP |
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Remote control |
The following ancillary equipment can be controlled (specified models only):
· Monitor · DVR · Video printer · Image filing system |
| Documentation |
Patient data |
The following data can be displayed on the monitor using the keyboard:
· Patient ID · Patient name · Sex · Age · Date of birth · Date of recording (time, stopwatch) · Comments |
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Displaying the record state |
The recording state of the following ancillary equipment can be displayed on the monitor:
· Portable memory and internal buffer · DVR · Video printer · Image filing system |
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Displaying the image information |
The following data can be displayed on the monitor:
· Structure enhancement level · Edge enhancement level · Zoom ratio · Color mode · Focus |
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Advanced registration of patient data |
Up to 50 patient data sets can beregistered:
· Patient ID · Patient name · Sex and age · Date of birth |
| Portable Memory |
Media |
MAJ-1925 (OLYMPUS) |
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Recording format |
· TIFF: no compression
· JPEG (1/5): approx. 1/5 compression
· JPEG (1/10): approx. 1/10 compression |
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Number of recording images |
· TIFF: approx. 227 images
· JPEG (1/5): approx. 1024 images
· JPEG (1/10): approx. 2048 images |
| Memory Backup |
User settings |
Up to 20 user settings can be registered. |
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Memorisation of selected setting |
The following settings are stored even after the video system center is turned off:
· color tone · Iris mode · Enhancement · color enhancement mode · Contrast · AGC · color mode · White balance |
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Lithium battery |
Life: 5 years |
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