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DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine Visualization System Setup & Troubleshooting Guide

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1 : Visualization Front Side Setup

1 POWER ON TOWER

Turn on the cart’s main power switch. Turn on the front side power switch of each individual component.

2 ENTER PATIENT INFORMATION Select “New Case” on the Image Capture Unit.

A surgical team member will then enter relevant patient data using a Keyboard or other external device.

3 STERILE PROCEDURE

A surgical team member working within the sterile field will pass the equipment-end of the sterilized Camera Head Cable and Light Cable to a surgical team member outside the sterile field for attachment to their respective units.

4 ATTACH CAMERA HEAD TO CCU

Remove protective cap from Camera Head Cable. Attach Camera Head Cable to CCU (Camera Control Unit) by aligning the red dots and pushing into the CCU.

5 ATTACH LIGHT CABLE TO LIGHT SOURCE

Make sure that the light turret is turned so the correct position is on top and that it matches the style of the Light Cable. DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine Light Cables use the Storz connection here.

CAUTIONEnsure the backside wiring setup is complete and that all backside power switches are turned on.

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1 : Visualization Front Side Setup

6 ATTACH COUPLER TO CAMERA HEAD Attach the desired Coupler to the Camera Head

by screwing them together. All surfaces should be dried thoroughly before attaching to ensure no fogging occurs.

NOTE: It is recommended to use 2 different gauze pads with a 1 minute wait time between wiping down all surfaces.

7 ATTACH SCOPE TO COUPLER

Attach the desired Scope to the Coupler. All surfaces should be dried thoroughly with gauze pad before attaching.

NOTE: Press locking mechanism to accept desired Scope. Once inserted, push button in opposite direction to lock Scope into place.

8 ATTACH LIGHT CABLE TO SCOPE

The DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine Light Cable uses an ACMI connection here. All Scope rings should be removed from the Scope’s light-post to access this connection.

NOTE: DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine Light Cable Connections

Proximal – Storz / Distal – ACMI

9 WHITE BALANCE THE CAMERA

Make sure the Light Source is turned on and not in Standby Mode. Place several gauze pads approximately 1 inch from the Scope tip and wait 1-2 seconds for shutter to adjust.

Then press-and-hold the “+ / WB” button on the Camera Head for approximately 3 seconds. When the White Balance is complete, a green check mark appears over the WB symbol on the Display.

10 ATTACH SHEATH TO SCOPE

Attach the Sheath to the Scope and the Sheath’s Stopcocks to the appropriate FMS® Fluid Management System inflow and outflow connection tubes.

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2 : Visualization Backside Setup

DVI > DVI

HDMI > DVI

Remote > GPIO

Connect Camera Control Unit to Display

DVI 1 out > DVI 1 in

Connect Camera Control Unit to

Image Management System

DVI 2 out > DVI in

Connect Image Management System to

Display

HDMI out > DVI 2 in

Connect Camera Control Unit to Image

Management System (connect cable with red band to Remote 2)

Remote 1&2 out > MedX EVO GPIO Port

Connect Image Management System

to Printer

USB out > USB in

Connect Image Management System to

Wireless Imaging Control

USB out > USB in

Ethernet NIC > Ethernet in

Connect Display to Wireless Transmitter (Tx) (see next page for secondary display setup)

DVI out > DVI in

Power to all units from power

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USB & Ethernet (wireless control power & network)

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2 : Visualization Backside Setup – Wireless Imaging/Secondary Display

Wireless Setup – Bonding Wireless Units

VISUALIZATION TOWER

WIRELESS TRANSMITTER (Tx)

SECONDARY DISPLAY

WIRELESS RECIEVER (Rx)

Connect Wireless Receiver (Rx) to Secondary Display

DVI 1 out > DVI 1 in

Power to wireless units utilizing power splitter

off display power

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DVI > DVI Power Splitter (for use w/ Wireless Imaging)

Display Power

1 Press and hold the “bond” button (see image 1 for location) on the transmitter (Tx) unit until its LED begins flashing orange rapidly, then release.

NOTE: Ensure both displays are powered on prior to performing the pairing procedure.

Next press and hold the “bond” button (see image 2 for location) on the receiver (Rx) unit until its LED begins flashing orange rapidly, then release.

3 When the bonding process is complete each unit’s LED will be steady blue.

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3 : Troubleshooting

PROBLEM CAUSES POSSIBLE SOLUTION

Device will not power on

Power cable unplugged Ensure power cable is plugged in

Supply Mains switch OFF Power ON Supply Mains switch

Power switch OFF Power ON Power switch

Fuse is blown Replace fuse

Video cart is not powered ON Power ON video cart

Live video does not display

Camera Head (TCKI) not connected Connect Camera Head (TCKI)

Video cable not connected to the device Connect video cable to device output

Video cable not connected to the Display Connect video cable to Display input

Display is not powered ON Power ON Display

Display cannot accept video resolutionUse a display which complies with the

technical specifications

Supply Mains switch powered OFF Power ON Supply Mains switch


Display not connected to power source Connect Display to power source

Display set to wrong input Set Display to correct input

LCD screen does not function

Firmware faultReset Camera Control Unit (OVBI) by powering OFF and the ON the Supply

Mains Power switch



Camera indicator light does not turn on

Camera Head (TCKI) not connectedConnect Camera Head Camera Head

(TCKI) ) to device

Camera Head (TCKI) not recognized by device

Ensure the Camera Head (TCKI) is properly connected – Reset Camera

Control Unit (OVBI)



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3 : Troubleshooting


Loss of video

Video output cable disconnected from device

Connect video cable to device output

Video output cable disconnected from Display

Connect video cable to Display input

Display disconnected from power or turned off

Ensure Display is connected to power and turned on

Display settings changed Ensure Display settings are correctly set

Device disconnected from power or powered off

Ensure device is connected to power with Supply Mains switch powered ON –

Power ON Power switch

Video resolution changedVideo resolution changes cause

temporary video loss If video loss persists, reset device

Video timing changedVideo timing changes cause

temporary video loss If video loss persists, reset device

Light Source power off Turn Light Source on

Color bars display Camera Head (TCKI) disconnected Reconnect Camera Head (TCKI)

Incorrect color representation

Improper White BalanceEnsure screen is white and contains detail

Bright white without detail will not white balance correctly

Device is in Fiberscope SpecialtyFiberscope Specialty may cause

poor color quality

Debris on Endoscope tip Clean Endoscope tip

Debris on Device window or Coupler optics

Remove Coupler from device and clean glass surfaces on device and Coupler

Improper video settingsAdjust video settings or reset settings

to factory defaults

Video too dark

Exposure level too lowIncrease exposure until any area in

the image is too bright

Light Source too low Increase Light Source level

Obstruction in light pathCheck Light Cable and Scope for broken

fibers or light obstruction at Scope tip

Brightness level too low Increase the brightness level

Gamma level too low Increase the gamma level

Video too bright

Brightness level set too high Decrease brightness level

Automatic shutter fault Reset Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

Light Source too bright Decrease Light Source brightness

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3 : Troubleshooting


Image is not well centered on display

Endoscope not centered on Coupler

Remove Endoscope fromCoupler and re-attach

Image out of focus

Coupler or Endoscope not properly focused from device

Focus Coupler following Coupler IFU instructions

Endoscope not seated on CouplerRemove Endoscope from Coupler

and re-attach

Debris on Endoscope tip Clean Endoscope tip

Debris on device window or Coupler optics

Remove Coupler from device and clean glass surfaces on device and coupler

Foggy imageMoisture/debris on Endoscope tip Clean Endoscope tip

Moisture/debris on device window or Coupler optics

Remove Coupler from device and clean glass surfaces on device and Coupler

Grainy imageEnhance Level too high Reduce Enhance Level

Firmware fault Reset Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

Buttons on device do not function

Device not connected to Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

Connect device to Camera Control Unit (OVBI)


Buttons damagedConsult Warranty/Service

Return information

Keyboard does not function

Improperly connected Keyboard Connect Keyboard correctly

Invalid Keyboard Connect correct Keyboard

Keyboard or Keyboard cord is damaged Repair or replace Keyboard


Images not storing on flash drive

Improperly connected flash drive Connect flash drive correctly

Invalid flash drive Connect correct flash drive

Camera Head (TCKI) buttons not functioning

See “Buttons on device do not function” problem listed above


Flash drive fullRemove images from flash drive using a

computer and retry

Cannot capture video

Image Management System not functioning

Consult Image Management System IFU

Improperly connectedImage Management System

Connect video output cable and remote cable to Image Management System

and Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

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3 : Troubleshooting


Cannot capture video (continued)

Invalid Image Management System Connect correct

Image Management System


See above and re-attach

LCD screen not functioning Reset Camera Control Unit (OVBI)*

Firmware fault Reset Camera Control Unit (OVBI)*

Printer not printing

Firmware fault Consult Printer IFU

Improperly connected PrinterConnect USB cable to Image

Management System and Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

Printer is out of paper or out of ink Add paper, replace cartridge

Invalid PrinterConnect correct Image Management System


See “Buttons on device do not function” problem listed on page 8



Pictures not storing on videocapture device

Image Management System not functioning

Consult Image Management System IFU

Improperly connected Video Capture Device

Connect video output cable and remote cable to Image Management System

and Camera Control Unit (OVBI)

Invalid Image Management System Connect correct Image Management System


See “Buttons on device do not function” problem listed on page 8



FURTHER TROUBLESHOOTINGFor problems which arise that are not remedied by any of the above means, cycle the device power off and on. If this does not solve the problem, please refer to the individual component IFU’s and/or contact your sales consultant or call the 24-Hour Technical Hotline at 1-800-382-4682.

* Please call the 24-Hour Technical Hotline at the number above for step-by-step instructions on how to reset the Camera Control Unit (OVBl).

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