Nuvo V1360A User Manual

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Nuvo Surgical

Video Display System

Model V1360A

USER MANUAL

For Parts or Technical Assistance
USA and CANADA [phone]
INTERNATIONAL (814) 899-422

M2Z00167 Page 1

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Table of Contents

Intended Use 3
Product Overview 4
Surgical Monitor Positioning 5

Instructions for Use 6

To Turn the Monitor On/Off 6
To Connect a Video Source to the Video Display System 7
To Connect the Video Display System to a Display or Recording Device 8
To Select a Video Signal for Display at a Monitor Using the Wall Control 9
To Select a Video Signal for Display at a Monitor Using the Monitor Handle 10
To Remove the Sterile Handle and Reinstall 11
To Adjust the Monitor Image 11

Maintenance 12
Cleaning 12
Sterilization 12
Sterilizable Handle 13
Using Optional Sterile Handle Covers 13
Preventive Maintenance 14
Consumable Parts 14

Troubleshooting 15
Nuvo Video Display System Specifications 16

Dimensions 16
Monitor Specifications 16
Environmental Conditions for Transport and Storage 17
Environmental Conditions for Use 17
Mains Power Requirements 17
Vertical Load Characteristics 17
Moment Load Characteristics 17

M2Z00167 Page 2

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Intended Use

The Nuvo Video Display System

The Nuvo Surgical Monitor is intended to be used primarily by a surgeon to view images
generated by an endoscopic camera.

Introduction

This manual provides the information required for normal operation of the Nuvo Video
Display System. Before operating the Nuvo Surgical Monitor, be sure that you have read
and understand the contents of this manual. It is important that you read and strictly
adhere to the aspects of safety contained in these manuals.

Where applicable, this manual is intended to supplement the Nuvo Surgical Light User
Manual S2Z00125.

WARNING:

It is recommended that a complete back-up display system be available at all times
in case of a total system failure.

CAUTION:

It is strongly recommended the user verify the video system operation before
beginning any procedure.

WARNING:

Do not use the Nuvo Video Display System for radiology diagnosis. Radiographic
images are displayed for reference only. Possible misdiagnosis of the patient could
occur.

WARNING:

Equipment which is not medical grade, but connected to the system, should be kept
out of the patient vicinity. Failure to do so could result in personal injury or
equipment damage.

M2Z00167 Page 3

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Nuvo Surgical Monitor Product Overview

Positioning

Monitor Features

• Vertical axis rotates 300°

• Monitor rotates 300°

• Drift-resistant positioning

• Minimal airflow disturbance

• Stows out of the way

• Single or dual monitor mounts

• 19" flat-screen medical grade Liquid Crystal Display

• Up to four input channels (with optional switching

system)

• Wall-mounted input/output selector (with optional
switching system)

Maintenance Features

• Easily sterilized positioning handle

• Wires and connectors concealed for cleaning ease

Suspension
Arm

Counterbalance
Arm

Monitor
Assembly

Sterilizable
Handle

M2Z00167 Page 4

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Surgical Monitor Positioning

The Nuvo Surgical Monitor system provides the surgeon with a suspension arrangement that is
well balanced and can be guided easily into position.

The suspension arms rotate 300° around the ceiling mount, and are positioned 180° apart to avoid
interfering with each other. The counterbalance arm rotates 300° around its vertical extension.
These extension pieces are custom-sized according to the ceiling height, assuring adequate
clearance.

The monitor arm turns 300° around the end of the counterbalance arm. The monitor pivots 300°
inside the arm. It can be moved completely out of the way when not in use, without affecting the
light.

The combination of these individual elements allows medical personnel to freely move the
monitor into a variety of positions using only slight pressure on the sterilizable positioning handle.
Once positioned the system remains stable, for optimal viewing of almost any procedure.

If performed by a sterile staff member, grasp the sterilized handle, and position the monitor
assembly in the desired position.

If performed by a non-sterile staff member, grasp the lower edge or side of the monitor (avoid
touching the monitor screen) and position the monitor assembly in the desired position.

190°

M2Z00167 Page 5

Nuvo Video Display Systems – User Manual

Instructions for Use of the Nuvo Video Display System

The Nuvo Video Display System is designed to view images from multiple sources, such as
endoscopic cameras, remote video cameras, radiology, pathology, PACS, etc.

Systems may handle up to four separate input signals via an optional video switching board,
although basic systems only handle one input.

Each source can be easily selected and viewed by pressing a button on the wall controls or on
the sterilizable handle at the monitor.

To Turn the Monitor On/Off:

Turn the monitor system on by using the on/off switch located on the back of the
monitor.

CAUTION:

Ensure the monitor is turned off when not in use. Failure to do so will decrease the life of
the monitor.

CAUTION
Some video sources are unstable during their power on sequence – it may be necessary to

turn the monitor power off, then back on for the image to be displayed properly.
CAUTION

The optional video display system requires the monitors are powered on before input
selections are made.

Monitor
On/Off
Switch

M2Z00167 Page 6