Page 1 KARL STORZ ENDOSCOPY-AMERICA, INC., Patent Owner Patent No. 8,069,420 Issue Date: November 29, 2011 Title: SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING THE COMMUNICATION OF MEDICAL IMAGING DATA IPR Number 2015-00677 DECLARATION OF STEVEN MAULICK Stryker Exhibit 1009 Stryker Corp. v. KSEA, Inc. IPR2015-00677...
Page 2 The SDC Pro 2 Manual describes the operation and functionality of Stryker’s SDC Pro 2 product, which is a digital documentation system for use in operating rooms. I am familiar with the facts of this matter, and this declaration is based on my personal knowledge and information.
Page 3 Stryker Endoscopy documents. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is Revision D of the SP3 Manual, which bears a date of October 21, 2002. I located this document in Stryker’s records as follows: First, I accessed Stryker Endoscopy’s legacy document storage system (called Sarnoff), which is used to store company files and records that pre-date Stryker’s current electronic document management system.
Page 4 A is the version that was released in October 2002 as follows. In addition to its electronic records, Stryker Endoscopy maintains off-site storage of physical copies of its legacy documents. For example, Stryker maintains hard copies of its legacy ECN documents and its legacy released product manuals.
Page 5 ECN #619 authorized the release of Revision D of the SP3 Manual, Stryker maintains a copy of both ECN #619, itself, and a copy of the SP3 Manual that ECN #619 officially released. These documents are stored together, per Stryker’s usual recordkeeping practices.
Page 6 2002 and is referred to as Document No. 1000- 400-612 in Stryker’s records, and a cover sheet referencing ECN # 21816, which released Revision A of the SDC Pro 2 Manual as of January 23, 2002. I located this document in Stryker’s records by accessing Stryker’s electronic document...
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Page 8 SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
Page 9 © Copyright 2002 Stryker Communications Corporation Interactive Campus Telemedical System™, ICTS™, Video Network Hub™, Electronic Presentation Podium™, Stryker TeleHealth Network™, and SwitchPoint™ III are trademarks of Stryker Communications Corporation. Endosuite® OR is a registered trademark of Stryker Endoscopy. All Rights Reserved.
Page 10: Warnings And Cautions
Refer all service to • Readjustments, modifications, and/or repairs are authorized personnel. carried out by persons authorized by Stryker Com- munications and • The electrical installation of the relevant operating room complies with the applicable IEC, CEC, and Denotes Compliance to CSA Std.
Page 11: Safeguards & Precautions
• Do not install the unit in a location near heat The SwitchPoint III must be installed in a lo- sources such as radiators or air ducts, or in a cation that is at least 2 meters from a patient.
Page 12: Table Of Contents
IAGRAMS QUIPMENT ONNECTIONS SwitchPoint III Panel Connections .................... 2-2 Connectors Used By the SwitchPoint III ................... 2-2 SwitchPoint III Wiring & Installation ................... 2-5 SwitchPoint III System 1 Wiring Diagram ..............2-6 SwitchPoint III System 2 Wiring Diagram ..............2-8 SwitchPoint III System 3 Wiring Diagram ..............
Page 13 ABLE ONTENTS 3 – T HAPTER OUCHPANEL NTERFACE CONTINUED Room Camera Control ......................3-10 What Each Control Function On the Touchpanel Does ..........3-10 Camera Presets ......................3-11 Room Camera Setup ....................3-12 Advanced Adjustments ....................3-12 The Video Router Menu ......................3-13 Routing Sources &...
Page 14 Disconnecting An Off-site Call ..................3-38 4 – T & T HAPTER ROUBLESHOOTING Tips for Smooth Operation of the SwitchPoint III ..............4-2 System Troubleshooting and Diagnostics ................. 4-3 Basic Routing Logic ....................... 4-3 Sample Routing Options ....................4-3 Troubleshooting Basics ....................4-4 Common Problems - Video .......................
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Page 16: Chapter 1 System Overview
HAPTER YSTEM VERVIEW SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
Page 17: Switchpoint Iii Components
The Touchpanel Interface controls nearly ev- ery function of the SwitchPoint III. There should be no need to manually change any system settings. III C WITCH...
Page 18: System Layout
System Video Network Hub™ Hospital LAN The SwitchPoint III Video Router and Conferencing Interface manages Endosuite OR communications by bringing all signals to a centralized point where they can be controlled and directed using a touchpanel interface. III - O...
Page 19: Icts Hardware Overview
OR. OUCHPANEL NTERFACE The Touchpanel Interface controls nearly every function of the SwitchPoint III and the ICTS network within the campus. There should be no need to manually change any system settings. Every room within the ICTS campus (OR,...
Page 20: Video Network Hub
ICTS H ARDWARE VERVIEW IDEO ETWORK The Video Network Hub is the video, au- dio, data, and telecommunications center for the Interactive Campus Telemedical System. It acts as a video switching network directing and channeling content to other departments, conference rooms and auditoriums as well as off-site.
Page 21: The Codec
De- spite their size and compact appearance these cameras offer exceptional resolution, opera- tional ease and durability. Cameras are permanently wired into the SwitchPoint III, there are no other physical ad- AMERA justments required. III - O WITCH...
Page 22: Wireless Microphone
ECEIVER The wireless microphone receiver is lo- cated in the lower portion of the SwitchPoint III rack. The power indicator will light up and one of the tuner operation indicator LED’s (A or B) will light, even though the transmitter is not on.
Page 23 IRELESS ICROPHONE RANSMITTER Input Power Switch Battery Before turning on the transmitter, use the Connector Off/Standby/On Condition screwdriver provided to set the transmitter channel selector to the same numbers as those displayed on the receiver. The transmitter chan- nel selector switch marked “X10” corresponds to the receiver’s left-column channel display number, and the selector switch marked “X1”...
Page 24: Hapter 2 - Wiring Iagrams & Equipment
& IRING IAGRAMS QUIPMENT ONNECTIONS SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This...
Page 25: Switchpoint Iii Panel Connections
OINT ANEL ONNECTIONS ONNECTORS AUDIO WITCH OINT The SwitchPoint III uses various commercial- grade video and audio cables to interconnect equipment. XLR Female XLR Male Two primary types of cables are used in wiring video systems: NTSC cables, which have a BNC connector, and s-video cables, which have a 4-pin mini-DIN connector.
Page 26 III P WITCH OINT ANEL ONNECTIONS XLR-F XLR-F Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 1 Ctrl Camera 2 Ctrl Audio From From Audio Modem In 1 Hermes In 4 AUX 1 AUX 2 AUX 3 AUX 4 AUX 5 Speaker...
Page 27 (if se- The SwitchPoint III is designed to support up to three lected). The available Devices are PRINTER, SDC pan/tilt/zoom room cameras as well as additional Pro, VCR, &...
Page 28: Switchpoint Iii Wiring & Installation
VCR, one video monitor and one be viewed on flat panel displays. Wiring connec- flat panel display. Refer to the “SwitchPoint III Sys- tions for high-resolution routing are detailed in the tem 1 Wiring Diagram and Wiring Instructions” on “High-Resolution Routing Connections”...
Page 29: Switchpoint Iii System 1 Wiring Diagram
Video In Audio Monitor Video REMOTE INPUT S-VIDEO VIDEO OUTPUT VIDEO S-VIDEO Printer SwitchPoint III XLR-F XLR-F Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4 Camera 5 Camera 1 Ctrl Camera 2 Ctrl Audio From From Audio Modem In 1...
Page 30 Connect the Camera Control cable (DB9) from Connect a BNC cable from the Endoscopic Room Camera 1 to SwitchPoint III Camera Camera VIDEO 1 OUT to SwitchPoint III CAM- Control 1. Connect the Camera Power cable ERA 1 INPUT. (DB9) from Room Camera 1 to SwitchPoint Connect an s-video cable from the Camera 1 III Camera Power 1.
Page 31: Switchpoint Iii System 2 Wiring Diagram
Printer Out VCR Out UHF 1 UHF 2 S-Video Inputs S-Video Outputs S-VIDEO OUT RGB OUT S-VIDEO IN COMPOSITE OUT SURGEON MONITOR SwitchPoint III VOICE TRAINING AUDIO LINE OUT CPU DIAGNOSTIC DEVICE PORTS 120/240 50/60 Hz CLASS I 2.0 AMP TYPE B Hermes...
Page 32 OR Control Center s-video Out - “Surgeon Connect a BNC cable from Endoscopic Cam- Monitor” to SwitchPoint III S1 Input. era 1 VIDEO 1 OUT to SwitchPoint III CAM- 12. Connect an s-video cable from the HERMES ERA 1 INPUT.
Page 33: Switchpoint Iii System 3 Wiring Diagram
IR 5-8 Input Input Output Output SDC Pro Printer Out VCR Out UHF 1 UHF 2 S-Video Inputs S-Video Outputs SwitchPoint III Video Audio Video Audio 12 V DC Video 2 (V2) Video 1 (V1) Stereo Line-Out Head Phone Antenna...
Page 34 Connect an s-video cable from Endoscopic Connect a BNC cable from Endoscopic Cam- Camera 3 s-video 1 OUT to Flat Panel 3 s- era 1 VIDEO 1 OUT to SwitchPoint III CAM- video INPUT. ERA 1 INPUT. 10. Connect a BNC cable from VCR IN to Switch- Connect an s-video cable from Endoscopic Point III VCR OUT.
Page 35: Switchpoint Iii Audio Connections
Connect an RCA plug cable from the Switch- Audio 1 IN to the Video Network Hub and Con- Point III “From HERMES” audio connection nect an XLR-M cable from SwitchPoint III Au- to the HERMES Phone “Audio Line Out”. dio 1 OUT to the Video Network Hub.
Page 36 In an Endosuite ® OR equipped with Stryker flat The SwitchPoint III can be equipped to route panel displays, the clinician has the choice of view- high-resolution images allowing the clinician to ing either a Hi-Res image or a lower resolution video choose a wide range of high-resolution sources to image.
Page 37: High-Resolution Router Wiring Connections
Connect HD-15 end of the VGA cable to the Connect a DVI-I to VGA converter to the “DVI PC port on the rear of the Stryker flat panel Out” port on the rear of the Stryker 988 Endo- display. Connect the color-coded BNC con- scopic camera.
Page 38: High-Resolution Flat Panel Switching Using Ir Control
In this configuration, Camera 1 would need to lection of Stryker flat panel displays using an infra- be routed to “Flat Panel 1” using the SwitchPoint III red transmitter connected to the “IR Control” output routing menu in order for the flat panel to receive the composite signal.
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Page 40: Chapter 3 - The Touchpanel Interface
HAPTER OUCHPANEL NTERFACE SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
Page 41: The Touchpanel Interface
“Enter”. If the number is input incorrectly, sim- ply press “Clear Entry” and type the password again. Press “Enter” when finished. Note: Prior to using the SwitchPoint III, the touchpanel’s screen saver may cause the screen to be dark. Touch the panel once to wake it up.
Page 42: Changing Passwords
HANGING ASSWORDS HANGING ASSWORDS To change a Password, begin by access- ing the “Presets” menu by selecting “Presets” from the list of functions on the menu bar. Press the “Save Presets” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Do not select a Preset to change.
Page 43: Getting Started
Command Bar Time & Date ETTING TARTED Make sure the SwitchPoint III is properly plugged-in to a grounded “Hospital Grade” outlet and the main power switches are turned “On” or “1”. Two power switches are located on the face panel of the Power Control Units.
Page 44: Help Menus
SwitchPoint III. To access the Help menu, press the “i” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen.
Page 45: Touchpanel Functions
“M ” EMOTE OOMS The “Remote Rooms” menu controls the con- nection of the SwitchPoint III to various rooms within the ICTS. It also provides access to off-site locations using a Codec installed in the Video Network Hub. IDEO REVIEW...
Page 46: Room Private Feature
® When Private is On, the system will not allow the SwitchPoint III to connect to any re- mote rooms. If you attempt to connect to a re- mote room with Private On, the large text box will appear: “This room is Private.
Page 47: Presets
Preset. Presets can be named for a specific surgeon, procedure or any other given title (see Renaming Presets). The SwitchPoint III will instantly change to the selected router and display settings. To clear a preset, go to the “Save Presets” menu and “Save”...
Page 48: Storing Presets
RESETS Before storing a new “Preset”, begin by setting up all of the routing choices for the SwitchPoint III. Make sure Picture-in-Picture settings are correct and all other routing con- figurations have been considered. Next, press “Save Presets” from the “Pre- sets”...
Page 49: Ouchpanel
AMERA ONTROL AMERA ONTROL The “Room Camera Control” menu di- rects the operation of the wall-mounted pan/ tilt/zoom cameras in the OR. The menu allows you to adjust the pan/tilt/zoom functions as well as to focus the camera to frame the action. Each camera can be remotely panned left or right, tilted up and down, or zoomed in and out.
Page 50: Camera Presets
(continued) AMERA ONTROL AMERA RESETS Once you have established camera angles and zoom preferences they can be saved as a “Preset” in the same way routing information is saved using the Presets menu. Camera Presets can be easily restored during the course of a surgical procedure.
Page 51: Room Camera Setup
(continued) AMERA ONTROL AMERA ETUP To access the “Room Camera Settings” menu, press the button marked “Camera Set- tings” on the “Room Camera Control” menu. This screen will let you adjust the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom speeds for the Room Camera, they con- trol the responsiveness of the camera to touch- panel input.
Page 52: The Video Router Menu
Device or Display. OMMAND At the very bottom of the touchpanel dis- play is a listing of the “Last Command” ex- ecuted on the SwitchPoint III. This tells the user which button was last pressed and the results of that action. 3-13...
Page 53: Routing Sources & Directing Outputs To Devices Or Displays
Devices or Displays in a row. This simplifies the process and allows the same input Source to be viewed and recorded in multiple ways. The SwitchPoint III gives a special dis- tinction to Devices such as the SDC Pro 2, HERMES, Printers and VCRs. These Devices...
Page 54: Hi-Resolution Routing
ITH THE WITCH OINT RESOLUTION OUTING For SwitchPoint III with Hi-Res Routing Option If a Source or Display has a hi-resolution capability, the highest resolution image will automatically be routed using the SwitchPoint III. For instance, routing a Stryker 988 endo-...
Page 55: Previewing Video Sources
OURCES REVIEWING IDEO OURCES The SwitchPoint III displays a preview image of selected video sources directly on the touchpanel eliminating the need for an exter- nal preview monitor. To preview a Source, se- lect the “Video Router” menu from the list of functions on the Menu Bar.
Page 56: Devices - Picture-In-Picture (Pip)
ICTURE ICTURE The Picture-in-Picture or PIP is an op- tional feature on the SwitchPoint III that allows you to display up to 2 Sources simultaneously on a single video monitor or flat panel display. In addition, this “PIP” can be routed to a printer, VCR, SDC Pro 2 or other recording device.
Page 57: Picture-In-Picture (Pip) Set Up
Menu Bar. The “Devices” menu will display a list of available devices directly connected to the SwitchPoint III. Select “Pic- ture-in-Picture ” from the list on the left hand side of the screen. In many cases, “Picture- in-Picture”...
Page 58: Room Control
ONTROL The volume of the surgeon’s wireless microphone and other audio inputs to the SwitchPoint III are controlled using the sliding controls on the “Volume Control” screen. Each audio level has an indicator bar to show the current settings. To adjust, press the Up or Down button to increase or decrease audio ®...
Page 59: Or Lighting Control System
OR wiring. The Lutron Grafik Eye is not supplied through Stryker, but is wired directly to the Switch- Point III. An optional OR Lighting Control package for the SwitchPoint III must be pur- chased separately. III - O 3-20...
Page 60: Connecting To Remote Rooms
ONNECTING EMOTE ICTS OOMS OSPITAL The SwitchPoint III allows room-to-room connectivity for video conferencing and tele- medicine applications. All room connections within the ICTS system are transmitted using broadcast quality video and audio. Off-site con- nections require the use of a Codec.
Page 61: Connecting To Remote Rooms
ONNECTING TO EMOTE OOMS ONNECTING EMOTE Press the “Remote Rooms” button on the Menu Bar. This will bring up the Room Con- nection menu. To connect: First, make sure that both rooms are set up to send and receive video. Neither room can have “Private”...
Page 62: Connection Errors
EMOTE OOMS ONNECTION RRORS If the SwitchPoint III is unable to connect to a Remote Room, an error message will ap- pear on the touchpanel. The message will ex- plain the problem and direct you to a solution. Contact the participants in the Remote Room before attempting to reconnect.
Page 63: Remote Room Viewing
ONNECTING TO EMOTE OOMS EMOTE IEWING The “Remote Room Viewing” menu al- lows you to select from available Sources within the remote room and view them independently of the participants at the far end. Select a blue “Source” button corre- sponding to a video input you want to view.
Page 64: Remote Room Camera Control
EMOTE AMERA ONTROL EMOTE AMERA ONTROL The “Remote Room Camera Control” menu operates exactly the same as the “Room Camera Control” menu described earlier. “Re- mote Room Camera Control” directs the op- eration of the wall-mounted pan/tilt/zoom cam- eras in remote locations within the hospital campus that are connected to the ICTS.
Page 65 EMOTE AMERA ONTROL AMERA RESETS Once you have established camera angles and zoom preferences for the Remote Room, they can be saved as a “Preset”. Re- mote Camera Presets can be easily restored during the course of a surgical procedure. Up to five presets can be stored for the Remote Room Camera.
Page 66 EMOTE AMERA ONTROL EMOTE AMERA ETUP To access the “Remote Room Camera Settings” menu, press the button marked “Camera Settings” on the “Remote Room Camera Control” menu. This screen will let you adjust the Pan, Tilt, and Zoom speeds for the Room Camera, they control the responsive- ness of the camera to touchpanel input.
Page 67: Meeting Room Feature
EETING EATURE EETING EATURE There is also a Virtual Meeting Room that up to four rooms can connect to. This feature returns a quad split screen image of you in one of four windows and the other three rooms con- nected in the other windows.
Page 68: Connecting Off-Site Using The Codec
ONNECTING SITE SING THE ODEC ONNECTING SITE SING THE ODEC The Codec allows you to call beyond the local hospital campus network using ISDN lines or IP connectivity. Off-site connections use a Codec. The video resolution transmitted by the Codec varies depending on the data rate used. The higher the data rate, the less compression used to transmit the video.
Page 69: Connecting Off-Site Using The Codec
Video Hub A as the Output listed under Displays. ® “V ” M IDEO OUTER Note: The SwitchPoint III can not independently select input Sources received from an Off- site location. III - O 3-30 WITCH OINT...
Page 70: Basic Codec Operation
ODEC PERATION ASIC ODEC PERATION The Codec is a device that translates video and audio in real-time to a digital signal capable of being transmitted to a distant loca- tion. It uses compression to fit video into an allowable bandwidth for transmission over ei- ther an ISDN line or an IP network.
Page 71: Speed Selection
(continued) ODEC PERATION PEED ELECTION Once the number is entered, you need to set the speed of the call. The speed of the call affects the quality of the video image due to the compression used. 384 Kbps is the mini- mum for distance learning and general confer- encing.
Page 72: Placing A Call Using The Codec Address Book
(continued) ODEC PERATION LACING A PEED WITH THE ODEC Select the Address Book from the Main Menu. This initially brings up the Speed Dial menu. Speed Dial stores the last 6 calls that were made, either incoming or outgoing. This is a useful feature for doing a test call prior to a live conference, then rapidly re- connecting for the actual conference.
Page 73: Editing The Address Book
(continued) ODEC PERATION DITING THE DDRESS To edit an address book entry, first select it in the Address Book. Use the Left button to cursor over to the New/Edit/Delete menus and select Edit. This menu that allows you to change the name, number, and speed of the entry.
Page 74: Call Completion Status Indicators
(continued) ODEC PERATION OMPLETION TATUS NDICATORS As the call connects, the first channel comes up and then the other ones show up as small balls on the lower left portion of the video screen. They change color until they are all green and the call is completed.
Page 75: Multi-Site Meeting
Multi- Site Meeting. You can have up to four parties participating in a call using the SwitchPoint III. Be aware that the greater the number of par- ties connected the more bandwidth is used and the slower the connection will be.
Page 76: Sending Snapshots To Off-Site Locations
By default, all slides and snapshots are displayed for a period of four minutes. When the display times out after four minutes, the SwitchPoint III automatically returns to live video. However, when this option is disabled, the snapshot or slide stays on screen indefi- nitely until the user presses the Snapshot but- ton on the remote control to return to live video.
Page 77: Disconnecting An Off-Site Call
– D ODEC PERATION ISCONNECTING SITE ISCONNECTING SITE When you are ready to disconnect a call, return to the Codec control page on the touch- panel. Press the Hang Up or the Call Hang Up button. The Call Hang up Choices screen will appear.
Page 78: Chapter 4 Tips & Troubleshooting
HAPTER & T ROUBLESHOOTING SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
Page 79: Tips For Smooth Operation Of The Switchpoint Iii
OF THE WITCH OINT RESETS • This feature of the SwitchPoint III is de- signed to simplify and improve the repeat- ability of OR functions. Along with the usual “Laparoscopic Procedure” preset, set up one for “Teleconferencing”. An- other good idea is to make back up cop- ies of Presets by duplicating the most used ones.
Page 80: Basic Routing Logic
OINT ASIC OUTING OGIC The most important tip for using the ™ SwitchPoint III is to remember: You can’t break ® anything by not routing a signal properly! Ad- 988 Endoscopic ditionally, the more you use and experiment Camera with the SwitchPoint III, the easier it becomes to use.
Page 81: Troubleshooting Basics
Next, try and “half split” the system (see example below) and narrow down the possible faults until you have isolated the actual prob- lem. You can use the SwitchPoint III to assist you. Half Splitting refers to taking a complex signal path and breaking it into logical parts for troubleshooting.
Page 82: Common Problems - Video
OVIE LECTRO AUTERIZING EVICE Note: If you have any questions call Stryker Com- munications Technical Support Hotline (877) 789-8106 or support@strykercom.com. III - O HAPTER WITCH OINT...
Page 83: Connecting External Video Devices
• Check the PAL/NTSC switch on the s- video transcoder. This is a small box within the SwitchPoint III. See the picture to the right. It should be set to NTSC. Also make sure the power switches are on. •...
Page 84: Common Problems - Audio
TOA A MPLIFIER • Make sure that the wires connected to the room speaker are connected and the Speakon connector on the rear I/O panel of the SwitchPoint III is twisted and locked. III - O HAPTER WITCH OINT PERATIONS AND...
Page 85: Common Problems - High-Resolution Switching
WITCHING ESOLUTION WITCHING Stryker Flat Panel Display When using a SwitchPoint III equipped with Infrared (IR) switching of the inputs to compatible Stryker flat panel displays. VGA In The SwitchPoint III can switch the input selection of the Stryker flat panel displays us- ing an infrared transmitter connected to the “IR...
Page 86: System Troubleshooting And Diagnostics
Stryker Communications Technical Support Hotline at (877) 789- 8106 or support@strykercom.com. CAUTION: If none of the above solutions resolve the problem, contact Stryker Technical Support for instructions, assistance, or information on returning the unit for re- pair. III - O...
Page 87 “off” position. Reset if necessary. Rooms Not Connecting: -Ensure Hub network has power. -Check “link” lights on Ethernet switch for solid illumination. -Call Stryker Communications Technical Support Hotline at (877) 789-8106 or support@strykercom.com. Codec Troubleshooting -Call Stryker Communications Technical Support Hotline at (877) 789-8106 or support@strykercom.com.
Page 88: Appendix
PPENDIX SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
Page 89: Initial System Setup
SwitchPoint III. The above information is for reference only. The Time/Date set up menu calibrates the internal clock of the SwitchPoint III. To set the time, begin by touching the blue “Hour +” or “Hour -” buttons to adjust to the current hour.
Page 90: Institution/Room Name
The Institution/Room Name menu is used to program the name of the hospital and spe- cific room where the equipment is located into the SwitchPoint III’s permanent memory. These names will identify the user to teleconferenc- ing participants within the ICTS network or lo- cated off-site.
Page 91: Assigning & Naming Routing Buttons - Sources
Page” or “Next Page” arrows to access “Sources”. The Sources menu will display all available Inputs or Sources previously as- signed or connected to the SwitchPoint III. To name a Source, first touch and high- light the Source button. Press Clear and the previous name will be erased.
Page 92 Page” or “Next Page” arrows to access “Sources – Set Analog, Hi-Res, or Both”. This menu will display all available Sources con- nected to the SwitchPoint III and allow you to define whether their output is being routed in analog (normal resolution), high-resolution or both analog and high-resolution.
Page 93: Assigning & Naming Routing Buttons - Displays
Page” or “Next Page” arrows to access “Displays – Set Analog, Hi-Res, or Both”. This menu will display all available Displays con- nected to the SwitchPoint III and allow you to define whether their input is being routed in analog (normal resolution), high-resolution or both analog and high-resolution.
Page 94: Physical & Electrical Specifications
& E HYSICAL LECTRICAL PECIFICATIONS Environmental Operating Conditions 5 to 40° C 10% to 85% relative humidity Transport & Storage 5 to 40° C 10% to 85% relative humidity 700 hPa to 1060 hPa Electrical and Physical WITCH OINT Dimensions (w x h x d) 19.0”...
Page 95: Maintenance
True RMS digital multimeter and safety ana- lyzer. EPLACEMENT NSTRUCTIONS Unplug the SwitchPoint III from the wall socket and remove the power cord from the unit. Unlatch the fuse holder above the AC inlet and remove. You may need to press the tab on the fuse holder with a slender screwdriver to release the latch.
Page 96: Service & Claims
1100 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite A El Cajon, CA 92020 Telephone: 619-401-8400 Fax: 619-401-8484 NOTE: The SwitchPoint III described in this manual is constantly being reviewed and improvements may be made at any time. Replacement parts used on an older unit...
Page 97: International Service
NTERNATIONAL ERVICE For service in the U.S.A., call your Stryker Communications representative or Stryker Communications Customer Service at 1-877-789-8106. Outside of the U.S.A., please contact your Stryker Communications distributor at one of the following locations: Stryker Corporation Stryker B.V. 2725 Fairfield Rd.
Page 98 Miami Lakes, Florida 33014 Phone: 65-293-0119 Fax: 65-293-7028 Phone: 1-305-821-1888 Fax: 1-305-826-0067 Stryker Osteonics, SA Via della Posta, PO Box 254 Stryker Middle East / Africa 6934 Bioggio 1404 Al Masaoud Bldg. Suite 604 SWITZERLAND Hamdan Street Phone: 41-91-610-4410 Abu Dhabi Fax: 41-91-610-4421 U.A.E.
Page 99 1100 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite A SPAIN El Cajon, CA 92020 Phone: 34-91-323-1731 Telephone: 619-401-8400 Fax: 34-91-315-2782 Toll Free: 877-789-8106 Fax: 619-401-8484 Stryker AB Scandinavia Krossverksgatan 3 E-mail: service@strykercom.com 2-216 16 Malmö SWEDEN Phone: 46-40-69-18-136 Fax: 46-40-69-18-190 Stryker A/S Denmark Krossverksgatan 3 2-216 16 Malmö...
Page 100: Stryker Communications Limited Warranty
No agent, employee or representative of chase. The SwitchPoint III console is covered by Stryker Communications has the authority to bind the warranty for a period of one year from the date the Company to any other warranty, affirmation, or of purchase.
Page 101: Glossary Of Icts/Telemedicine Terms
These devices include, but are not limited to, print- are designed for PCM voice, slow-scan video con- ers, VCRs, SDC Pro, and the SwitchPoint III. ferencing or whatever can be squeezed into 64,000 Feedback – the return of part of an output signal bits per second full duplex.
Page 102 Switch- video images simultaneously on one screen. Point III or Stryker Director’s Console. POTS – “Plain Old Telephone Service”, the com- mon industry reference for a standard telephone line.
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Page 104: Technical Bulletins
ECHNICAL ULLETINS SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains confidential information that shall not be disclosed or duplicated for any reason other than to use and maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This restriction does not limit the right to use information contained in this manual if it is obtained from another source without restriction.
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Stryker SwitchPoint III Operation And Maintenance Manual

Chapter 1 System Overview

Chapter 3 - the Touchpanel Interface

Chapter 4 Tips & Troubleshooting

Appendix

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