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- Page 1 VividImage ® LCD Surgical Grade Monitor High Definition OPERATION MANUAL MON-STE19HD MON-STE21HD MON-STE19HDM MON-STE21HDM MON-STE19HDR MON-STE21HDR MON-STE19HDMR MON-STE21HDMR MON-STE21HD...
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Page 2: Notice For Users
For part numbers MON-STE19HD / MON-STE19HDM / MON-STE21HD / MON-STE21HDM use only the included power supply, model WSZ712M, manufactured by Jerome Industries, to insure compliance with FCC regulations. - Page 3 MON-STE19HDMR MON-STE21HDMR The UL Component Recognition part numbers above do not include a power supply. The table below associates the Model Numbers that are UL Classified and Recognized with the STERIS Part Numbers for same. STERIS Part Numbers UL Classified Model Numbers...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Notice for Users ............................2 FCC Statement................................. 2 Declaration of Conformity ..............................2 TIPS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................3 Monitor and Accessory Checklists ........................... 3 Mounting................................... 3 Location .................................... 3 Power Cord..................................3 Manual Scope................................... 3 CONNECTING THE MONITOR AND TURNING ON/OFF ................3 Step 1: Unpacking the carton ............................ -
Page 5: Tips And Safety Precautions
Monitor and Accessory Checklists may cause permanent damage to the monitor. Power Cord MON-STE19HD, MON-STE19HDM (Part numbers MON-STE19HD, MON- MON-STE21HD, MON-STE21HDM STE19HDM, MON-STE21HD and MON- STE21HDM only.) - Included in the carton are the following items: - Do not damage the power cord. -
Page 6: Connecting The Monitor And Turning On/Off
Connecting the Monitor and Turning On/Off Step 1: Unpacking the carton Included in the carton for part numbers MON-STE19HD, MON-STE19HDM, MON-STE21HD and MON- STE21HDM are the following items: ® 1 VividImage HD Monitor 1 Cable Cover (screwed onto the back of the monitor) -
Page 7: Step 4: Connecting To Power
Step 4: Connecting to Power For part numbers MON-STE19HDR, MON-STE19HDMR, MON-STE21HDR and MON-STE21HDMR, please see the Quick Start Guide that is included in the monitor carton for instructions on how to connect to power. Document # Revision Date 7 of 22 82070-243, Revision F 11/24/2009... -
Page 8: Figure 1: Monitor Rear View With Vesa Mounting Holes
VESA Mounting Holes 19″ & 21″ Figure 1: Monitor Rear View with VESA Mounting Holes (shown without cable cover) Figure 2: Sample Video Source Connections and Power Plug Document # Revision Date 8 of 22 82070-243, Revision F 11/24/2009... -
Page 9: User Interface
User Interface User Interface Buttons The user interface consists of five buttons, shown below in Figure 3, which are located on the front, lower right of the monitor. Figure 3: User Interface Buttons Power Control The monitor turns on automatically when connected to a power source. Power is turned off by pressing both the “+”... -
Page 10: Osd (On Screen Display)
OSD (On Screen Display) Main Menu Pressing the “MENU / SELECT” button displays the first in a series of menus along with the menu’s associated picture icon. To move to the desired submenus that are available for each menu function, press the “+”... -
Page 11: System Menu
Color Temperature- Allows the user to select from pre-configured color temperatures. Component Type- (RGBS/YPbPrS and RGB/YPbPr only) allows switching the component type between RGBS and YPbPrS (YUV). Colors will distort if RGBS mode is chosen and signal type is YPbPrS and if YPbPrS mode is chosen and signal type is RGBS. -
Page 12: Table 1: Default Settings
Note: The default settings are the same for all of the 19″ and the 21″ monitors. Part numbers with an integrated microphone are represented with an “M” in the STERIS part number. Part numbers that are UL Recognized end with an “R”. All other part numbers are UL Classified. -
Page 13: Osd Navigation
OSD Navigation Main Menu Brightness Contrast Geometry Color System Auto Setup Exit Brightness Contrast Left Edge Color Escape Adjustment Adjustment Back Back Right Edge Contrast Save Top Edge Black Level Reset Bottom Edge OSD Timeout Clock Color Temperature OSD X Position Phase Component Type OSD Y Position... - Page 14 Note: Figure 4 shows the On Screen Display menu navigation options when a video signal is selected. The menus are the same for any signal selected except where noted in Figure 4. Some menu options have three levels. For example; “Geometry” from the main menu (level 1), then “Left Edge” from the Geometry submenu (level 2), then “Left Edge Adjustment”...
- Page 15 Color Submenu Color Submenu Options Document # Revision Date 15 of 22 82070-243, Revision F 11/24/2009...
- Page 16 System Submenu System Submenu Options Component Format Search Submenus Figure 5: OSD Screen Display Examples Note: Depending upon the signal type that is chosen, you may see additional OSD menu options other than those shown in the examples in Figure 5. There may also be fewer menu options than those shown if an option is not applicable to a particular signal.
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Page 17: Monitor Care / Troubleshooting
*If the STERIS products are not available, a - Is the monitor connected to a computer that is mixture of 50% methyl or ethyl alcohol and 50%... -
Page 18: Specifications
Specifications MON-STE19HD / MON-STE19HDM MON-STE21HD / MON-STE21HDM ® VividImage Part # MON-STE19HDR / MON-STE19HDMR MON-STE21HDR / MON-STE21HDMR Inputs: Composite ● ● S-Video ● ● RGBS ● ● RGB* ● ● YPbPr ● ● ● ● RGBHV (computer) SXGA UXGA ●... -
Page 19: Glossary
Glossary Bias (Red, Green, Blue): Increasing the bias of a color increases the proportion of that color in the image. The level of the selected color is varied equally for all proportions. For example: Color Number 1 Proportions Bias Increase New Color Proportions Red = 20% Red = 20% + 5% = 25%... - Page 20 Hue: Hue refers to the “shade” of the colors. Adjustment of this feature is applicable primarily to analog signal sources. S-Video, RGBHV and VGA are analog signals. Adjustment of hue will help to correct abnormalities in the signal. The adjustment can help in restoring the “natural” look of the colors. Phase: This adjustment is seldom necessary, but if there is a problem with the monitor pixel clock phase or position in relation to the pixel clock generated by the camera, a phase adjustment may be required.
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Page 21: Index
Index Auto Setup, 11 Main Menu, 10 Monitor Care, 17 Mounting, 6 Brightness, 9, 10 On Screen Display, 10 OSD, 10, 17 OSD Navigation, 13 Cable Cover, 6 OSD X, 11 Care, 17 OSD Y, 11 Checklist, 5 Color, 10 Component, 11 Connecting, 6 Contrast, 10... -
Page 22: Contact Customer Support
Contact Customer Support 40 Melville Park Road Melville, NY 11747 (877) 887-1788 ® VividImage is a registered trademark of VTS Medical Systems, LLC Printed in USA Document # Revision Date 22 of 22 82070-243, Revision F 11/24/2009...
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