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camera head, rotate the instrument coupler and insert the endoscope's ocular intothe coupler.
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a
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endoscope to burn. This can havea detrimentaleffect on the
9.
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onto
2. Attach the camera head cable to the camera head after the camera is installed to the adaptor.
10.
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#22220071) and optional 3 meter cables (catalog #22220070) may be purchased separately. Please contact your
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head cable to the camera head,
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clockwise
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light
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Operating
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Focus
Zoom
Exposure
This
camera
matic exposure system may be overriddento select one of seventeen manualshutter speeds ranging
CAUTION:
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exposure
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Operating
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modes,
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Operating
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Image
Exit
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Capture
Print
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Capture
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storage
both printers must be disconnected and one printer then reconnected inorder to print.
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2.
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name
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pear. Ifa keyboard is not connected this menu
or Down/UpArrowkeys to move to the next field and press Enter when "Exit"is highlighted to exit the menu.
4.
The Image Capture Menu provides
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on the keyboard. Once inthe Image Capture
and press the middlehead button or the Enterkeyto activate the desired
and
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OR
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to manufacturer's instructions.
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Cleaning, disinfection and sterilization guidelines
To
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CAUTION:
control
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materials of the camera and endoscopic adaptor.
CAUTION:
instructions. Failure to properly place the
Preparation
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Camera
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heads
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with
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CAMERA
HEADS
Non-Autoclavable
Image 1 H3-Z
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nut)
Image
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cable
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Image
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glutaraldehyde solution for a minimum of 45 minutes at 25°C
45 minutes.
2.0%
hydrogen peroxide solution for a minimum of 8 minutes at 20°C
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large volume of sterile water. Rinse
tion. Discard
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techniques.
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On
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Technical
description
Electromagnetic
WARNING: Medical Electrical Equipment
cording to
WARNING: It is
22201020-xxx. If it is
prudent
WARNING: The Image 1
CISPR
cause
the
Electromagnetic Compatibility [EMC]information provided in this Instruction Manual.
to determine, by observation, if
Class
A medical [equipment/ system]. In a
radio interference, in which
compatibility
prudenttoseparate
essentialtouse
models
22200020-xxx
caseitmaybenecessarytotake
user
all electrical
the
Image1models
the
shielding the Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
NOTE: The EMC
is
essential
Electromagnetic Environment of
and
Systemsornon-medical
NOTE: CE
55011
ClassAandEN60601-1-2:2001].
These
limits
generates
harmful interference to
lation. Ifthis
on,
the
userisencouraged
-Reorient or
-Increase
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tables
in determining
marked
equipment
are
designed
uses
and
can
equipment
relocate
the
separation
the
equipment
the
manufacturer
and
other
guidelines
the
suitability of
use
to permit the Equipment or
electrical
to provide
has
equipment.
been
tested
reasonable
radiate radio frequency energy and, ifnot installed
other
devicesinthe
does
cause
harmful interference with
to try to correct
the
receiving
between
into an outlet on a circuit different from
or field
device
the
service
information for
needs
special
precautions regarding EMC
equipment
performance of either
and
and
22201020-xxx or filtering
that
the
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and
protection
vicinity. However,
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interference by
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and
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harmful interference in a typical medical installation. The
thereisno
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22201020-xxx
is affected by
intended
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for
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for
the
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mitigation
the
connection to
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to perform its intended
with
the
EMC limits for
and
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guarantee
that
to which
that
which
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the
following measures:
the
22200020-xxx
and
needstobe
very
unintended
use
by healthcare professionals only. This is a
models
measures,
the
the
interference will
other
device(s) is
installed
Image 1
22200020-xxx
models
closetoother
electromagnetic coupling.
suchasre-orienting, relocating, or
public mains network.
use
without disturbing other Equipment
Medical Device Directive 93/32/EEC [EN
with
the
not
by turning
connected
and
22201020-xxx
and
put into service
22200020-xxx
electrical
and
the
use,
equipment,
22201020-xxx may
customeroruser
andinmanaging
instructions, may
occur
in a particular instal
the
equipment
ac
and
the
equipment
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off
and
it is
that
WARNING:
WARNING:
The
The
use
of portable
use
of an
and
mobile RF
accessoryorcable
this manual may result in increased emissions or
using an
the
when
accessoryorcable
responsibility of
using this item.
with Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
the
userofthe
Image 1
models
equipment
with
the
decreased
22200020-xxx
may have
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immunity of
impact
models
and
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and
on this
and
other
22200020-xxx
the
Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
22201020-xxx to
and
other
determine
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than
pieces
of medical equipment.
other
and
those
specified in this manual it
compliance
than
those
specified in
22201020-xxx. Also, by
becomes
with EN 60601-1-2:2001
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Technical
System
Cable
Y/C [S-video]
BNCtoBNC
BNCtoRGB
4
Pin
Mini
1394
Firewire
AC
Power
USB
type
Cord
Shielded
Video
DIN
Guidance
The Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
environment specified below. The
models
Emissions
22200020-xxx
test
cables
Yes
Yes
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Yes
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No
and
and
Compliance
description
and
maximum
Max
length
1.8
1.8
1.8
1.8
4.5
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manufacturer's
and
22201020-xxx
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200
[m]
lengths
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No
No
No
No
No
No
No
Table
used
InterconnectionofS-video
InterconnectionofComposite
Connection
ConnectiontoUSB
201
declaration-electromagnetic
22201020-xxx
are
intended for
customeroruserofthe
should
assure
that
Electromagnetic
for EMC
compliance
Used
for
or SDI
Interconnection
of RGB
InterconnectionofSCB
Interconnection
of
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of DV
to
printerorstorage
emissions
useinthe
Image 1
they
are
usedinsuchanenvironment.
enforcement-guidance
signals
video
signals
signals
signals
signals
AC
mains
device
electromagnetic
RF
Emissions
CISPR11
RF
Emissions
CISPR11
Harmonic
IEC
61000-3-2
Voltage
flicker
IEC
61000-3-3
emissions
fluctuations/
emissions
Group
Class
Class
Complies
The
1
Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
for its internal function.
likely to
A
The
Image 1
in all
establishments
the public low
domestic
A
cause
models
purposes.
Therefore,
interference in
22200020-xxx
other
voltage
power
than
nearby
domestic
supply
and
22201020-xxx
its RF
emissions
electronic
and
22201020-xxx
network
and
are
equipment.
those
directly
that
supplies
useRFenergy
very
low
and
are
suitable
connected
buildings
are
for
used
only
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to
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The Image1 models22200020-xxx and 222^1020-xxxare intended for use inthe electromagneticenvironment-specified
Thecustomer oruserofthe
Immunity
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD)
IEC
Electrical
IEC
Surge
IEC
Voltage dips,
tions
on
power
IEC
test
61000-4-2
Fast
61000-4-4
61000-4-5
and
voltage
supply
61000-4-11
Transient/burst
short
interrup
variations
input lines
Guidance and manufacturer's declaration—electromagnetic immunity
Image1models
IEC
60601
±6kV
±8kV
±2kV for
±1kV for
±1kVdifferential
±2kV
<5%
for
0.5
40%
for 5
70%
25
for
test
contact
air
power
input/output
common
l/7"(>95%
cycle
UT (60%
cycles
UT (30%
cycles
level
supply
lines
mode
mode
dipinUT)
dip
in UT)
dip
in UT)
Technical
22200020-xxx
Compliance
±6kV
±8kV
±2kV for
lines
±1kV for
±1kV
±2kV
<5%
for
0.5
40%
for 5
70%
for 25
description
Table202
and
22201020-xxx
level
contact
air
power
input/output
differential
common
UT(>95%
cycle
UT (60%
cycles
UT (30%
cycles
mode
dipinUT)
dipinUT)
supply
lines
lines
mode
dipinUT)
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..,,:,
below.
should
assurethattheyare usedinsuch an
Electromagnetic
Floors
shouldbewood,
environment
concreteorceramic
- guidance
environment.
tile. Iffloors
are
covered
withsynthetic material, the relativehumidityshould be at least 30%.
Mains
power qualityshould be that of a typical commercial or hospi
tal
environment.
Mainspower quality should be that of a typicalcommercial or hospi
tal
environment.
Mainspower qualityshould be that of a typical commercial or hospi
tal environment. If
the
user of
the
Image 1 models 22200020-xxx and
22201020-xxx require continued operation during power mains inter
ruptions, it is recommended that
and 22201020-xxx be powered
or a battery.
the
Image 1 models 22200020-xxx
fromanuninterruptible
powersupply
Power
Frequency
magnetic
IEC
field
61000-4-8
NOTE: UT is
the
(50/60Hz)
a.c.
mains
5%
for5sec
3A/m
voltage
UT (>95%
dip
in UT)
prior to application of
the
5%
UT (>95%
for5sec
3A/m
test
level.
dip
in UT)
Power
frequency magnetic fields
shouldbeat
levels characteristic of
a typical location in a typical commercial or hospital environment.
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Technical
-
and
manufacturer's
description
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Table
204
declaration -
electromagnetic
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immunity
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customeroruser
ofthe
Image1models
22200020-xxx
and
22201020-xxx
should
assure
that
they
are
usedinsuchanenvironment.
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below.
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Conducted
IEC
61000-4-6
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IEC
61000-4-3
test
RF
RF
IEC
60601
150
80
MHzto2.5
test
3
Vrms
kHzto80
3V/m
level
MHz
GHz
Compliance
3
3V/m
Volt
level
Electromagnetic
Portable
age
distance
Recommended
d=l.nV~P
</= 1.17VP 80 MHz to
d= 2.33V > 800 MHzto 2.5GHz
Where P is the maximum output power rating of
mitter manufacturer
Field strengths from fixed RF transmitters,asdetermined by an electromagnetic site survey,8should
be
Interference may
and
mobile RFcommunications equipment should be
1 models 22200020-xxx
calculated from
separation
and
less
that
the
compliance
occurinthe
and
22201020-xxx, including cables, than the recommended separation
the
equation
distance
800
MHz
d is
the
level in
vicinityof equipment marked with
applicable to
recommended
each
environment-guidance
the
frequency of
the
transmitter in watts
separationinmeters
frequency
range.6
used
no closer to any part of
the
transmitter.
[W]
according to the trans
[m].
the
following symbol:
the
Im
(f)
NOTE 1: At 80 MHz
NOTE 2: These guidelines may not apply in allsituations. Electromagnetic propagation is affected by absorption and reflection bystructures, objects and people.
and
800
MHz,
the
higher frequency
range
applies.
a Fieldstrengths fromfixed transmitters, such as
broadcast
andTVbroadcast
cannotbepredicted theoretically with accuracy. To
base
stations for radio [cellular/cordless]telephones and land mobile radios, amateur radio,AMand
access
the
electromagnetic environment
due
to fixed RF transmitters,
FM
and
electromagnetic site survey should be considered. Ifthe measured fieldstrength in the location inwhich the Image 1Video System is used exceeds the appli
cable RF compliance level, above,
measures may be necessary,
bOver
the
frequency range 150 kHz to 80 MHz,field
the
Image 1 Video
suchasreorienting or relocating the Image 1 Video System.
System
strengths
shouldbeobserved to verify normal operation. Ifabnormal performance is observed, additional
shouldbeless
than 3 V/m.
radio
srora
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On/Off
Switch
General
Camera
Power
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General
information
The Image 1 CCU
serial
communication
permits
the
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Image 1 CCUs are
(IM-SCB-XX).
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In
additiontothe
(SCB) -
read
the
and
System
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effective
before
and
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and
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system.
remotely
controlled,
Cautions
of this Karl Storz product, it is essential that you
to utilize
installation
This SCB
with
SCB
in the "Karl
the
SCB.
and
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