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C i n e m a V i s i o n
Innovative MRI-Compatible Entertainment Systems
Resonance Technology, Inc.
Resonance Technology, Inc.
18121 Parthenia Street
Northridge, California 91325, USA
+1 (818) 882-1997
+1 (800) 428-MRTV
www.mrivideo.com
Advanced Functional MRI Systems
CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19
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- Page 1 C i n e m a V i s i o n Resonance Technology, Inc. 18121 Parthenia Street Northridge, California 91325, USA +1 (818) 882-1997 +1 (800) 428-MRTV www.mrivideo.com Innovative MRI-Compatible Entertainment Systems Advanced Functional MRI Systems Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 3 No part of the document may be photocopied or reproduced without the prior written consent of Resonance Technology, Inc. Information contained in this document is covered by one or more of the following U.S. patents; 5627902, 5877732, 5432544, 5412419. Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Auto Voice Volume adjustment ............................27 6.5. Optional Patient Monitor Camera Setup......................... 27 6.6. Patient Setup.................................. 28 6.7. Cleaning ..................................30 Troubleshooting ..................................31 Specifications................................... 34 Support Information ................................36 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 5: Introduction
MRI scans. This installation/operation manual outlines how to properly install and operate the system. Thank you for choosing to purchase this system from Resonance Technology, Inc., the leader in fMRI and MRI patient comfort systems. -
Page 6: Safety Information
Safety Information 2. Safety Information At Resonance Technology, Inc., patient safety is our top priority. Please review this section completely as its contents are vital to the safety of the installer, the clinician/operator, and the patient. 2.1. Important Warnings for Patient and Operator Safety WARNING Prior to every use, inspect all system components that come in contact with the patient. -
Page 7: Use Restrictions
Shelf-Life and System Maintenance Service Schedule The CinemaVision System comes with a one year original manufacturer warranty and a shelf life of two years from the date of installation. Optional extended warranty may be purchased for this system. With patient safety in mind, Resonance Technology, Inc. -
Page 8: General Warnings For Electronic Products
To avoid the risk of electric shock or fire hazard, a multi-outlet power strip or extension cord should not be connected to the video monitor socket outlet on the CinemaVision controller. This socket outlet should only be used to power the CinemaVision video monitor provided with the system. -
Page 9: Medical Device Safety Approvals
Safety Information 2.7. Medical Device Safety Approvals The CinemaVision System has the following safety certifications: Page 5 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 10: Installation Materials
Installation Materials 3. Installation Materials Your CinemaVision system comes complete with all the necessary components to complete the system installation at your facility. The following checklist is provided for materials verification purposes: Installation Location Part Number Quantity Photo Description Safe... -
Page 11: Room Layout Overview For Installation
DVD player may be connected.* The Magnet room setup includes a single Laser Link cable bundle that will be connected from the CinemaVision Controller unit through the filter panel wave-guide to the CinemaVision Transducer in the Magnet Room. With the exception of the audio headset and visor goggles, all the Magnet Room components of the CinemaVision must be installed to the side of the magnet shroud also the transducer power cable should never in parallel with magnetic coil. - Page 12 Power Cable Power Cable Must be placed outside the (15m / 50’) magnet’s 20-Gauss line (3m / 10’) 9pin D-sub connection at the Filter panel plate Page 8 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 13: Installation Procedure
Please refer to the photo below for typical placement: Video Goggles Patient Audio Headset Transducer Unit Page 9 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 14: Installing The Mr Laser Link Cable And Transducer Power Supply Cables
Route the remaining transducer power cable from the power supply location to the penetration panel. Connect the DB-9 cable to the same DB-9 filter that the other transducer power cable is connected to. Page 10 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 15: Filter Panel Connection
Siemens Filter Panel Plate: For Siemens Magnets, Customer must provide access to an open DB9 slot or location to mount a DB9 filter in order to connect power to the RTC products inside the Magnet Room. DB9 Filter specifications: Page 11 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 16 Phillips Filter Panel Plate: It is advised to drop the female end of the 2ft 9pin D cable through the filter panel into the MRI room side and to attach it to the male end of the filter before putting back the removed plate. Page 12 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 17: Magnet Room Component Interconnection
The fiber optics can be damaged if bent too tightly. Fold the protective tape over the fiber optic cables. Page 13 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 18 If the patient monitoring camera option is included, please perform the following steps. If not, skip to Step 5.2.8. The MRI/CAM 2020 patient monitoring camera option of the CinemaVision system allows doctors and technologists to monitor patients undergoing MRI scans. This color camera is MRI-safe and installed inside the magnet room typically on the wall behind the magnet.
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Page 19: Equipment Room Component Interconnection
20-Gauss line. 5.4.2. Connect the round transducer power cable connector to the power supply. Make sure the ring on the connector is secure. Page 15 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 20: Control Room Component Interconnection
Optional Linear power supply location 5.5. Control Room Component Interconnection The photo below depicts a typical control room setup. Video Monitor Tech Remote Control CinemaVision A/V Controller Page 16 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 21 Installation Procedure The photo below shows an overview of the CinemaVision A/V Console rear panel. 5.5.1. Unravel all the fiber optic cables from the plastic coil. Select the red (#1), green (#2), blue (#3), black (#4), and brown (#5) connectors. Put the unused fibers back into the plastic coil. Remove the plastic dust caps from the five selected fiber optic connectors.
- Page 22 Power on the Transducer Power Supply, usually located in the computer room. (Exact location will vary depending on installation and magnet type.) The logo rings on the CinemaVision Controller and Transducer should start rotating within 30 seconds of both units being powered up.
- Page 23 Installation Procedure 5.5.12. Use the included plastic tie wraps to secure all cables connected to the back of the CinemaVision Controller to prevent accidental disconnection. 5.5.13. Install the rear cable cover once all functions are verified to be working. Page 19 Resonance Technology, Inc.
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Page 24: Ge Auto Voice Installation
AV console marked input using a mini stereo extension cable. From the back of the controller, plug a mini stereo cable (male-male) to output signal to plug back onto the Siemens computer marked audio out. Page 20 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 25: Canon Auto Voice Connection
5.8.3. Be sure to test Auto Voice from Canon MRI System to make sure audio command signal is redirected to the RTC headset. Page 21 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 26: Operation
Operation 6. Operation Below is a description of the CinemaVision control room components. The Controller converts the selected audio and video source signals into optical signals that the MR Laser Link cables route to the Transducer unit inside the magnet room. The Transducer unit recreates the signals and routes the audio and video signals to the audio headset and video goggles. -
Page 27: Front Panel Controls
Step 1: Be sure that the AUX Selection on the front panel is highlighted in order to get the AUX setting in the Tech Remote System Menu. Page 23 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 28 Automatic S-Video Composite Note: When CinemaVision Controller is powered off/on and/or remote reset is completed the AUX input might return to the System default setting of “Automatic”. Page 24 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 29: Technologist Remote Control
#1. This adjustment is to change the tech remote built-in microphone volume that the patient will hear during the two-way channel communication. Page 25 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 30 Press and hold the Talk button for 15 seconds. Wait for the display to count down to zero. Release the TALK button and wait for the system to re-synchronize. Both the CinemaVision Controller and Transducer front panel logo lights should have color lights rotating once synchronized.
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Page 31: Auto Voice Volume Adjustment
The Zoom control is used to magnify the specific target the lens is focused on. You may have to re-adjust the focus when changing this setting. ZOOM CONTROL FOCUS CONTROL Page 27 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... -
Page 32: Patient Setup
1 inch (2.5 cm.) away from the patient’s mouth. Your patient is now ready for your scan procedure. Warning: Although all of the audio and video signals present in the CinemaVision system have absolutely no high-voltages that might harm the patient, Resonance Technology, Inc. recommends to never touch the patient when handling any powered component of the CinemaVision system including the Transducer. - Page 33 Insert the corrective lenses onto the mask. Insert one side first flat side facing up Insert other side Put the rubber mask back onto the visor. Page 29 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 34: Cleaning
Place the patient’s head all the way into the 8-channel head coil 6.7. Cleaning For cleaning and disinfecting purposes, Resonance Technology, Inc. recommends using alcohol-free, non- ® flammable, and non-corrosive cleaning wipes such as SaniZide Plus wipes on the video goggles, mask, and audio headset components. -
Page 35: Troubleshooting
Power All Round indicator lights are blue and the logo is spinning with the colors Green, Red and Blue. Problem Diagnosis Visual Details Page 31 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 36 Message present on the Visor (above). No color on the Logo and Left top light is Red (below). Problem Diagnosis Visual Details Page 32 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
- Page 37 If the system still does not respond, check to see if the Transducer and Controller is syncing* with one • another. *Syncing is when the logo on the Transducer and the controller lights up and properly rotates clockwise. If the system still does not respond, please contact Resonance Technology, Inc. for assistance. • Page 33 Resonance Technology, Inc.
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Page 38: Specifications
Maximum Current: 1A CinemaVision System Shipping/Storage Environment Conditions: Operating Temperature Range: • 10°C - 40°C Relative Humidity • 30-75 % ATM Pressure Exposure • 700 – 1060 hPa Page 34 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19... - Page 39 Specifications Below is the Medical Device Safety Test Certificate for the CinemaVision System: Page 35 Resonance Technology, Inc. CinemaVision System Installation / Operation Manual: RTC-CV Rev 19...
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Page 40: Support Information
Support Information 9. Support Information If you have any questions regarding the CinemaVision system use or installation, please don’t hesitate to call Resonance Technology, Inc. Customer Service Department. Service and technical support staff may be reached Monday through Friday 8 A.M. to 5 P.M., Pacific Standard Time (USA) at +1 (818) 882-1997, or e-mail to support@mrivideo.com. - Page 41 Support Information Resonance Technology, Inc. Product Recycling Program: Resonance Technology Inc. actively supports the protection of the environment by efficiently recycling all our electronic products. Our everyday pollution prevention activities reduce the need for electronic waste to go into landfills. At Resonance Technology Inc. we are committed to our customers, our communities and to everyone's environment.
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