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User Guide MDSC-2226[...]
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MDS C-2226 User Guide (451920610993)K5903021/02 01/03/2013[...]
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Barco nv Pres ident Kennedy park 35, 8500 Kor trijk, Belgi um Phone: +32 56.23 .32.11 Fax: +32 56. 26.22.6 2 Support: www .barco.com /esupport Visit us at the we b: www.barco.com P r i n t e di nB e l g i u m[...]
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Table of co ntents T ABLE OF C ONTENTS 1 . W e l c o m e ! ................ ....................... ...................... ............................. 3 1 . 1 A b o u t t h e p r o d u c t ..... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... 3 1 . 2 S y m b o l s .... ...... ...... .... ...[...]
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Table of conte nts 5 . A d v a n c e d o p e r a t i o n .......................... ...................... ............................. 3 3 5 . 1 O S D p i c t u r e m e n u ........ ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ...... .... ...... ...... ......3 3 5.1.1 Pr o fi l e .... ...... ........ ...... ...... ........ .[...]
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1. Welcome! 1. WELCOME! 1.1 About the produc t Overvi ew Barco’s MDSC -2226 is a 26-inc h surgical d isplay . Purpose- built for th e operat ing room, t he MDSC-2 226 offers an easy -clean de sign, smar t mechanic s and the most d etailed im ages in the op erating roo m today . Ease of mi nd Perfect hand- eye coord ination: The dis play’s high [...]
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1. Welcome! 1.2 Symbo ls Overvi ew The follo wing icons ar e used in the manua l : Caution Wa rn i n g Info, te rm de fi nition . G eneral info abo ut the term Note: gives extra in formation abo ut the desc ribed subject T ip: giv es extra ad vice about the des cribed subj ect 1.3 What’ s in the box Overvi ew Y ou r MDSC-2 226 displ ay comes wi [...]
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2. Parts, cont rols and conne ctors 2. P ARTS, CONTROLS AND CONNECT ORS 2.1 Front view Overvi ew 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Image 2-1 1 Input Sel ection key 2 Mult i-image s electio n key / Down key 3 Image z oom ke y / Up ke y 4 OSD M enu key / E nter k ey 5 Brightn ess decrea se / Left ke y 6 Brightn ess increa se / Right key 7 Stand-by ke y A 7-key ca paciti[...]
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2. Parts, controls and con nectors 2.2 Rear view Overvi ew 4 1 5 1 1 1 3 2 Image 2-2 1 VESA mo unt screw hol es 2 Cable rou ting channe l 3 Cable routi ng channel expan sion clip 4 Connector compartmen t cover 5 Connector comp artment cov er fi xat ion screw 2.3 Connecto r view 2.3.1 MDSC-2226 LED v ersion Overvi ew 1 2 3 4 7 11 12 13 15 8 6 5 9 1[...]
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2. Parts, cont rols and conne ctors 10 CVBS out 11 R/Pr 12 G/Y 13 B/Pb 14 S-Video out 15 S-Video 16 Serv ice 2.3.2 MDSC-2226 DDI ve rsion Overvi ew 2 3 4 5 10 14 15 16 18 11 9 8 7 6 1 12 13 17 19 Image 2-4 1 DVI-2 2 RS232 3 Input pow er connector 4 DVI out 5 DVI-1 (digital & analog – HDMI video suppo rt with HDCP) 6 SDI-2 out 7 SDI-2 8 SDI-1 [...]
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2. Parts, controls and con nectors 2.3.3 MDSC-2226 MNA ve rsion Overvi ew 1 2 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 19 12 5 13 14 18 20 3 Image 2-5 1 Opti cal 10Gb Et herne t SFP+ int erfac e* 2 LED2* Orange bl inking: Activity = ( Tx) or (Rx) Off: No network a ctivity 3 LED1* Green: Link is a ctive Off: No active networ k connection 4 LED3* Green: Pow er on, n[...]
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2. Parts, cont rols and conne ctors 2.4 Con nector pin assign ments 2.4.1 Input power connector Overvi ew Image 2-6 Pin Fu nction 1 GND 2 Not conne cted 3 +24 VD C 4 GND 5 Shield 6 +24 VD C The ground and the shield connections on the power input connec tor have no Protective Earth function. A Protective Earth connection is provided via a dedicated[...]
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2. Parts, controls and con nectors 16 H o tp l u gd e t e c t( * ) 17 D0_Rx- (T .M.D.S.) 18 D0_Rx+ (T .M.D.S.) 19 GND ( data 0 sh ield) 20 Not connect ed 21 Not connect ed 22 GND ( clock shie ld) 23 CK_Rx+ (T .M.D.S.) 24 CK_Rx- (T .M.D.S.) C1 Analo g Red C2 Ana log G reen C3 Analo g Blue C4 Analo g horizont al sync C5 An alog GND return (a nalog R,[...]
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2. Parts, cont rols and conne ctors 22 GND ( clock shie ld) 23 CK_Rx+ (T .M.D.S.) 24 CK_Rx- (T .M.D.S.) (*) +5 VDC output s electable on ei ther pin 14 o r 16 via the O SD menu. 2.4.4 DVI out connector Overvi ew Image 2-9 Pin Fu nction 1 D2_Rx- (T .M.D.S.) 2 D2_Rx+ (T .M.D.S.) 3 GND ( data 2 sh ield) 4 Not conne cted 5 Not connect ed 6 SCL (for DDC[...]
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2. Parts, controls and con nectors Pin Fu nction 1 Not conne cted 2 Rx (driven by host) 3 Tx (driven by displ ay) 4 Not conne cted 5 Ground 6 Not conne cted 7 Not connect ed 8 Not conne cted 9 Not conne cted 2.4.6 USB connector Overvi ew Image 2-1 1 Pin Fu nction 1 +5 VDC 2D a t a — 3D a t a + 4 GND 2.4.7 Mini USB connector Overvi ew 1 2 3 4 5 Im[...]
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2. Parts, cont rols and conne ctors Pin Fu nction 1 ML_Lane 0 (p) 2 GND 3 ML_Lane 0 (n) 4 ML_Lane 1 (p) 5 GND 6 ML_Lane 1 (n) 7 ML_Lane 2 (p) 8 GND 9 ML_Lane 2 (n) 10 ML_Lane 3 (p) 11 GND 12 ML_Lane 3 (n) 13 CONFIG1 14 CONFIG2 15 AUX CH (p) 16 GND 17 AUX CH (n) 18 Hot Pl ug 19 Ret urn 20 DP_PWR (+3.3 VDC) 2.4.9 S-V ideo and S-V ideo-out connector O[...]
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2. Parts, controls and con nectors 14 (45192 0610993)K5 903021 MDSC- 2226 01/03/201 3[...]
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3. Di splay ins tallati on 3. DISPLA Y INST ALLA TION 3.1 VESA mount installation Overvi ew The displa y supports ar m stands accor ding to the VES A 100 mm standa rd. C AUTION : Use an arm that is approved by VESA. C AUTION : Use an ar m that can support a weigh t of least 10 kg (22,05 lbs). The monitor VESA interface has been designed for a safet[...]
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3. Displa y instal lation 3.2 Cover removal T o remove the connector compartment cover 1. Loosen the s crew fi xing th e connector com partment cov er . 2. Slide the c over downwar ds to remove it fr om the display . 1 2 2 Image 3-2 3.3 Video inp ut connection About video input connections The MDSC-2226 c an have multiple differe nt video inputs c[...]
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3. Di splay ins tallati on SDI 1 R/G/B/S 6 / 7 / 8 / 2 R/G/B (SOG) 6 / 7 / 8 Y/Pb/ Pr 7 / 8 / 6 CVBS 3 S-Vi deo 9 (*) PC analog (V GA) input sour ce can be connected to the DV I-I input connec tor using a DVI-I to VGA adapter . The use of a n adapter cable of at l east 0.15 m long wi ll allow an easy pl acement in side the cable cove r . 3.3.2 MDSC[...]
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3. Displa y instal lation 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 9 3 Image 3-5 Nexxis 3 DVI or VGA (*) 4 DisplayPort 5 R/G/B/S 6 / 7 / 8 / 1 Y/Pb/ Pr 7 / 8 / 6 CVBS 2 S-Vi deo 9 (*) PC analog (VG A) input sour ce can be connected to the DV I -I input connec tor using a DVI-I to VG A adapter . The use of a n adapter cable of at l east 0.15 m long wi ll allow an easy pl acem[...]
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3. Di splay ins tallati on 4 1 2 3 Image 3-6 SDI 1 CVBS 2 S-Vi deo 3 DVI 4 ( t ob ec o n fi g u r e di nO S Dm e n u ) 3.4.2 MDSC-2226 DDI ve rsion T o connect the video outputs 1. Conn ect one or mor e of the availa ble video sink (s) to the corres ponding vid eo outputs usi ng the appro- priat e video ca ble(s). 5 2 3 4 1 Image 3-7 SDI 1 2 SDI 2[...]
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3. Displa y instal lation 3.4.3 MDSC-2226 MNA ve rsion T o connect the video outputs 1. Conn ect one or mor e of the availa ble video sink (s) to the corres ponding vid eo outputs usi ng the appro- priat e video ca ble(s). 3 1 2 Image 3-8 CVBS 1 S-Vi deo 2 DVI 3 ( t ob ec o n fi g u r e di nO S Dm e n u ) Nexxis 3 ( t ob ec o n fi g u r e di nO S[...]
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3. Di splay ins tallati on 2. Plug the oth er end of the external DC pow er supply into a grounded power outlet b y means of the prope r power cord deliv ered in the packag ing. Note: The ground and the s hield connec tions on the p ower input c onnector have n o Protecti ve Earth function. A Protectiv e Earth conne ction is prov ided via a dedica [...]
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3. Displa y instal lation Or , For a ll other mou nting options , remo ve the cable r outing chan nel expansi on clip fro m the connec tor compar tment cove r and ro ute al l cabl es thro ugh i t while reinst alli ng the c over . 8b Image 3-12 W ARNING : When the display is assembled in the medical syst em, take care of the an- chorage of all cable[...]
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4. Daily operat ion 4. DAIL Y OPERA TION 4.1 Keyboard backligh t About the keyboard backl ight By default o nly the stand-by key i s visible. When you touc h any of the keys shortl y , the bac klight of all other keys is switched o n for a few seconds . When you touc h any of these k eys again while t he backligh t is on, the f unction of the k ey [...]
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4. Dail y operati on The time-out of the OSD menu automatic close function can be adjusted or disabled in the OS D menu ( OSD Time-out ). The OSD menu p osition can be adjusted in the OS D menu ( OSD Hor . Pos. and OSD V ert. Pos. ). 4.4 O SD menu navigati on OSD menu structure explained Below is on ex ample of how the OS D menu structur e looks li[...]
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4. Daily operat ion •P r e s s t h e key to open t he OSD menu. •U s e t h e or key to sc roll to the des ired menu pag e. • When t he desired M enu page is hig hlighted , press the key to select the top menu item tha t will be highlig hted. •U s e t h e or keys to move to ot her Menu Item s, then p ress the ke y to s elect it. • If th e [...]
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4. Dail y operati on 4.5.1 Main source select ion T o quickl y select the main s ource 1. Use the Input selectio n key ( ) to s croll thr ough all the p ossible i nput sign als to sele ct the mai n input source. A va ilable main source options dependent on display model. When the extended keyboard functiona lity is enabled, this s hortkey functions[...]
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4. Daily operat ion Brightness 50 Image 4-4 When the extended keyboard functionality is enabled, this shortkey func tions will re- main availab le. 4.6 Extended ke yboard functions About extended keyboa rd functions The con cept of the ex tended keybo ard is to pr esent a large se lection of fun ctions imm ediately avai lable to the user witho ut t[...]
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4. Dail y operati on Main so urce select ion 1 Second so urce select ion 2 Mult i-imag e con fi guration Color te mperat ure selectio n Imag e size sel ect ion 3 Zoom fact or select ion 4.6.1 Main source select ion T o quickl y select the main s ource 1. Whi le no OSD Menu is on t he screen, pr ess the Input sel ection key ( ) to b ring up the mai[...]
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4. Daily operat ion 4.6.3 Multi-image con fi guration T o quickl y select t he multi-image con fi gura tion 1. Whi le no OSD Menu is on the scr een, pr ess the PiP selec tion key ( ) to b ring up the multi-im age con fi guration qui ck select ion menu. 2. T oggle th e availabl e multi-ima ge con fi gurati ons by press ing the key c orrespond in[...]
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4. Dail y operati on Common F unc tions ITU 709 6500°K DIC OM Native Aspect Zoom 10% E X I T Image 4-10 Note: Only a sub set of image s ize settings is a vailable vi a this quick sel ection men u. More imag e size settin gs can be se lected i n the OSD m enus. 4.6.6 Zoom factor selection T o quickly select the zoom factor 1. While no OS D Menu is [...]
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4. Daily operat ion K eyboar d lock Sequence: 5 - 6 - 6 - 3 Image 4-12 (451920 610993)K59 03021 MDSC-22 26 01/03/201 3 31[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion 5. ADV ANCED OPERA TION 5.1 OSD picture menu Overvi ew •P r o fi le • Bright ness • Contras t • Saturat ion • Color tem perature •G a m m a • Shar pness 5.1.1 Pro fi le About pro fi les T o select a p ro fi le mean s to load a set of p rede fi n ed video parame ters like Brigh tness , Con trast, Satura- ti[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation The selected brightnes s is maintained at a constant level by the automatic backlight stabili zation funct ion. The brightness level can also be adjusted through a shortkey function. 5.1.3 Contra st T o adjust the contra st level 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Naviga te to th e Picture menu. 3. Enter the Co ntrast submen[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion Factory c alibration – Co lor space: When ITU 709 is selected, t he White Color point and the RGB color primaries ar e ad- justed acco rding to the targe t HDTV / sRGB color s pace de fi ned in the ITU-709 recom- mendation. RGB primary calibration is performe d within the physical limitation of the LCD panel u sed. Only i[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation 5.2 Pictu re Advanced men u Overvi ew •B l a c k L e v e l •S m a r t V i d e o •I m a g e P o s i t i o n • Auto A djustment •P h a s e •C l o c k / L i n e 5.2.1 Black Level T o adjust the black level 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Navigate to the Pi cture advan ced menu. 3. Enter the Bl ack Level subm enu.[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion 5.2.4 Auto Adjustment This menu item is only available when VGA input is connected. About auto adjustment When auto ad justment is activa ted, the phase and cloc k per line pa rameters are autom aticall y adjusted. T o acti vate auto adjustme nt 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Navigate to the Pi cture advan ced menu. 3. [...]
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5. Advanced oper ation 5.3 D isplay Format m enu Overvi ew • Mai n Sour ce (P rima ry Sou rce) • Compon ent Mode • Zoom •I m a g e S i z e •2 nd Pict ure Mode •2 nd Pict ure Sourc e •2 nd Pic ture Pos ition •P i c t u r e S w a p 5.3.1 Main Source (Prima ry Source) About main sources The ava ilable main s ources f or your displ ay a[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion • YPbPr •R G B T o select the component mode 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Navigate to the Disp lay Format menu. 3. Enter t he Compo nent Mode su bmenu. 4. Select one o f the available c omponent modes and c on fi rm. 5.3.3 Zoom About zoom The av ailable zo om factors fo r your disp lay are: •N o n e •1 0 % ?[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation T o select th e image size 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Navigate to the Disp lay Format menu. 3. Enter the Ima ge Size su bmenu. 4. Select on e of the ava ilable image s izes and co n fi rm. 5.3.5 2 nd Picture Mode About 2 nd picture modes T h ea v a i l a b l e2 nd pictur e modes fo r your d isplay ar e: •O f f •[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion •D i s p l a y P o r t The 2 nd picture sourc e can also be selected v ia the extended keyboard f unctionality . Independent T ransfer Function: Gamma and Color temperatur e for the 2nd Picture Souce a re always set to Native and 6500K independently fr om the T ransfer Function applied to the Main Pi cture Source. This all[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation 5.4 Con fi guration menu Overvi ew • Informat ion • Language • Fai lover mode • Exte nded keyboard • OSD se tting • Recal l Pro fi le •S a v e P r o fi le 5.4.1 Information About information The ava ilable info rmation i tems for yo ur displa y are: • Model (commercia l type identi fi c ation) • Operat i[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion 5.4.3 Failover mode About failover mode This func tions allows the fa st switch to a de fi ned b ackup sou rce whe n the Mai n input sig nal is miss ing. The Back up source activate d is the one de fi ne d as Secon dary input. The disp lay will automat ically res tore the Ma in input as so on as the signa l is back T o ena[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation 5. Set the OSD h orizontal p osition as de sired and con fi rm. 5.4.5. 2 OSD V ertica l Position T o adjust the OSD vertical position 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Naviga te to the Co n fi guratio n menu. 3. Enter the OS D setting s ubmenu. 4. Selec t O SD V er. P os. The comm and ba r OSD Ver . P os. is highlighted .[...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion 4. Select one of the a vailabl e pro fi les to r ecal l and con fi rm . 5.4.7 Save Pro fi le About saving pro fi les The use r can modif y the defau lt video par ameters as sociated t o each pro fi le and save the new param eters setting u nder the User 1, Us er 2 or User 3 pro fi le . T he Factory and X R ay pro fi l[...]
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5. Advanced oper ation 5.5.2 Power on DVI 2 About power on DVI 2 This sett ing allows you to selec t the pin of DVI port 2 connect or on which the +5V DC supply is appli ed. The avai lable optio ns are: •D i s a b l e d • +5V on Pin 14 • +5V on Pin 16 T o select the power on DV I 2 1. Bring up th e OSD ma in menu. 2. Naviga te to th e System [...]
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5. Advanced op erat ion 4. Enable/Di sable ke yboard locki ng as desire d and con fi rm. 5.5.5 Keyboard backl ight About the keyboard backl ight By defaul t, after lighting up , the keyboar d backlight will dim again if n o further actions ar e taken within the following 5 se conds. Howev er , this beha vior can be changed so that the ke yboard ba[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n 6. IMPORT ANT INFORMA TION 6.1 Safety information General r ecommendations Read the safe ty and operati ng instructio ns before opera ting the equi pment. Retain safe ty and operatin g instructions for f uture reference. Adhere to all w arnings on the equi pment and in the ope rating instruc tions manual . Follow al l in[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion • The eq uipment must be ea rthed by a minim um 18 A WG, maxi mum 6 foot (1,8m) long wi re connected to the grou nd connectio n at the rear . • The co mpliance of this monitor wi th Medic al Safety an d EMC req uirements h as been eva luated us ing the exte rnal (op tional) S kynet medi cal power s upply mo del BAR -A[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n T echnical dat a • The m onitor is in tended for i ndoor use • The m onitor has been de signed to be u sed in la ndscape pos ition wit h a tilt of -10° (back ward) and +10° (forwar d) • Power consumption: 24VDC 2.5 A • Operat ing T emperature : 10-35°C for per formance / 0-40 °C for safety • Operat ing Humi[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion T urkey RoHS compliance Republic of Turkey: In conf ormity wit h the EEE Regula tion Türkiye Cum huriyeti: EEE Y önetmeli ğ in e Uygundu r 中国大 陆 ROHS (Chinese Mainland RoHS) 根据中国大 陆 《 电 子信息 产 品 污 染控制管 理 办 法》 (也称 为 中国大 陆 RoHS ), 以下部分 列 出[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n 零件 项 目 ( 名称 ) Component name 有毒有害物 质 或元素 Hazardous substances and elements 铅 Pb 汞 Hg 镉 Cd 六 价 铬 Cr6+ 多 溴联 苯 PBB 多 溴 二苯 醚 PBDE O: 表示 该 有毒有害物 质 在 该 部 件所有均 质 材料中的含量 均在 SJ/T 1 1363-2 006 标 准 规 定的限量要?[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion 6.4 Regul ator y compl ian ce info rmat ion Indications for use This de vice is in tended to be u sed in opera tion room s, to displ ay images from endosco pic camera s, room and boom c ameras, ult rasound , card iology , P ACS, an esthesiol ogy and patie nt informati on. It is n ot in- tended fo r diagnosi s. FCC Class B[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n Possible cleaning solutions • 70 per cent isop ropyl a lcoho l • 1.6 pe rcent aqueo us ammonia • Cidex ® (2.4 percent gl utaraldehyde so lution) • Sodiu m hypoc hlor ite (bl each) 10 pe rcent • “Gre en soap ” (USP) • 0.5 per cent Chiorhe xidine in 7 0 percent isopr opyl alcoho l. • Like C leansafe ® o[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion Cons ult the o pera ting in struc tions Indicate s this apparatu s must not be throw n in the t rash b ut must be rec ycled, a ccor ding t o the Europea n WEEE (Waste Electr ical and Elec tronic Equi pment ) dire ctive 6.7 Legal disc laimer Disclaimer notice Although every attempt has been ma de to achiev e technical accu[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n DVI-I Single Li nk (digital & analog – HDMI video supp ort with HDCP) Displa yPort (V ESA std 1 .1a) RGBS S-video Comp osite video Comp onent video SDI/HD- SDI/3GSDI Video inpu t signals Nexx is fi be r optic inp ut DVI CVBS S-video Video output s ignals SDI Power so urce requi rements for ext ernal p ower supp ly[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion Storag e temperatur e -2 0 ÷ +60°C Opera ting humidi ty 10 ÷ 90% (non- condensi ng) Storag e humidity 10 ÷ 90% (n on-condensi ng) Oper ating alt itude 3000 m ma x. Storag e altitude 12000 m max. Dimensions 642 mm (25.28”) 86 mm (3.39”) 421 mm (16.57”) 100 mm (3.94”) 100 mm (3.94”) Image 6-3 58 (45192 0610993[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n 6.9 W arranty s tatement Barco HC General W arranty T erms and Conditions Applic able from J an 1st 2008 Article 1: Product warranty Barco nv , Med ical Imaging Divi sion warrants th at the equipment will be free of de fects in workm anship or material fo r the warra nty period or th e speci fi c period of a warr anty e[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion Barco aims to s hip the n ew replace ment prod uct within 2 busi ness days af ter recei pt of the Cus tomers noti fi catio n in writ ing. Article 2: Conditions precedent for warranty and items excluded from warranty A. The Warranties sha ll apply only to the ex tent the Produc ts or any parts the reof have (i) been trans[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n Eg2 • A dis play is use d at 24 hou rs/day; ie . 8.760ho urs/year • The d ispl ay syst em is cov ered with a warran ty pro gram of 5 year • The Guaran teed Backlig ht Lifetim e of that m odel is 17.000h ours. • The Fac tory Calib rated Luminan ce cannot b e achieved an ymore after 2.5y ears, thus correspond ing t[...]
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6. Important i nforma tion 3.2 Repair s to equipment und er warranty re sulting from imp roper maint enance or rep air performed b y the Customer , or its o f fi cers , agents, employees, or representati ves, sh all be borne by th e Customer at its additiona l cost an d expense. 3.3 The Custom er is responsi ble for install ing the Barco nv , HC e[...]
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6. Impor tant i nformatio n 6.10 Op en source licen se information Open source licens e information Open so urce li cense This prod uct contains so ftware compo nents released under a n Open Source lic ense. A copy of the source c ode is availab le on request by contac ting your HC cu stomer suppo rt representati ve at image.c are- GLOB@ barco.com [...]
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