PHILIPS ULTRASOUND

SD-800

PERIPHERAL CONFIGURATION GUIDE

9/24/97

CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION
About This Document

Peripheral Mounting Configurations

SD-800 Configuration for Internal IIE MIC and UP890/870/860 Printer P. 6

SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830MD VCR, UP890, & NT100 P. 10

SD-800 Configuration for Int. UP1850, Sony VCR, UP870, 3M Manager P. 15

SD-800 Configuration for Internal UP 5200, SVO-9500, and UP 870 P. 20

SD-800 Configuration for Internal UP 5600, NT100, & DSR P. 24

Camtronics NT100 Installation Procedure P. 28

3M Image Manager Installation Procedure P. 33

SD-800 Rear I/O External Print and Video Source P. 40

OEM Contacts P. 41

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 INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL INFORMATION

ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT

This document is intended to provide a level of information that will guide you
successfully on the Installation and basic operation of Peripherals used with the
SD-800 system. The document is written as a complement to the information
(Service/User manual) supplied by the original manufacturer and as a means of
documenting in a practical way the unique interface developed by Philips
Ultrasound for peripherals and their interconnectivity. Although the
manufacturers' manual is not included as part of this document, it is normally
included with the purchase of each peripheral.

In some cases, small but significant adjustments or control settings must be

made to a peripheral product to improve the performance in association with the
SD-800 system. For this reason, purchasing and/or use of peripherals in the field
other than those types and models listed in the PMS CATALOG is discouraged.

The configurations depicted in this document are the most common

arrangements of peripherals that you may be presented with. Please take the
time to read each section so that you, and the customer, may take advantage of
the possibilities that will best be suited for the peripheral combination installed.

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 PERIPHERAL MOUNTING CONFIGURATIONS

SIDE-MOUNT OPTIONS

VCR ONLY
Sony SVO9500MD S-VHS VCR (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01481 or
Sony SVO9500MDP S-VHS VCR (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01491 or
Panasonic AG-MD830P S-VHS VCR (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01861 or
Panasonic AG-MD830E S-VHS VCR (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01871

B&W PRINTER ONLY

Sony UP870 B&W Printer (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01461 or
Sony UP860 B&W Printer (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01471 or
Sony UP890 B&W Printer (NTSC/PAL) 9897 000 01711

VCR and B&W PRINTER

Sony SVO9500MD S-VHS VCR (NTSC or PAL) or
Panasonic AG-MD830 S-VHS VCR (NTSC or PAL) and
Sony UP860 / UP870 / UP890 B&W PRINTER

COLOR PRINTER ONLY

Sony UP1850 Color Printer (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01321 or
Sony UP1850P Color Printer (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01331

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 PERIPHERAL MOUNTING CONFIGURATIONS

FRONT-MOUNT OPTIONS
Top and bottom shelves are available in the front-mount area.

COLOR PRINTER (TOP)

Sony UP1850 Color Printer (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01361 or
Sony UP1850P Color Printer (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01371 or
Sony UP5600MP Color Printer (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01901 or
Sony UP5600MDP Color Printer (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01911

COLOR PRINTER (BOTTOM)

Sony UP5200MD Color Printer (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01341 or
Sony UP5000P Color Printer (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01351

DIGITAL IMAGE MANAGER (BOTTOM)

3M Model 6002CA (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 01421 or
3M Model 6002BH (PAL) P/N 9897 000 01431 or
Camtronics NT100 (NTSC/PAL) PN 9897 000 00961

DIGITAL STORAGE and RETRIEVAL (BOTTOM)

DSR (NTSC/PAL) P/N 9897 000 01961

COLOR PRINTER (TOP) and DIGITAL IMAGE MANAGER (BOTTOM)

Sony UP1850 Color Printer (NTSC or PAL) or
Sony UP5600 Color Printer (NTSC or PAL) and
3M 6002 Digital Image Manager (NTSC or PAL) or
Camtronics NT100 (NTSC/PAL)

DIM (BOTTOM) and DSR (BOTTOM)

3M DIM (NTSC or PAL) or
Camtronics NT100 (NTSC/PAL) and
DSR (NTSC/PAL)

COLOR PRINTER (TOP), DIM (BOTTOM), and DSR (BOTTOM)

Sony UP1850 Color Printer (NTSC or PAL) or
Sony UP5600 Color Printer (NTSC or PAL) and
3M 6002 DIM (NTSC or PAL) or
Camtronics NT100 (NTSC/PAL) and
DSR (NTSC/PAL)

MULTI IMAGE CAMERA (BOTTOM)

IIE Model MP4600 IIIP (NTSC) P/N 9897 000 1401 or
IIE Model MP4600 IIIP (PAL) P/N 9897 000 1411

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 SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL IIE MIC AND UP890/870/860

B/W COMP VIDEO IN

RGB INTERNAL TRIGGER 2 REMOTE UP 870
OUT
SD-800

VIDEO 1
TRIGGER 2 IN IIE
RGB AUX. REMOTE 4000P
EXPOSE
J2
COMM.
INTERFACE

SYSTEM SETUP

1. PERIPHERAL OPTIONS
Press the TEST key to display the TEST MENU and verify that the
following peripherals have been installed.
B/W PRINTER : UP-870 or UP-890 or UP-860
CAMERA : 4000P NTSC or PAL

Perform the following to install peripherals:

With system power ON, press the TEST key. Select Other Tests and
Utilities from the menu and press ENTER. Press O, for Options, from
the menu then use the trackball to point the arrow at CAMERA, or the
peripheral of choice, and press the ENTER key.
From the CAMERA menu select 4000P NTSC or 4000P PAL. Use the
trackball to highlight INSTALL and press the ENTER key. The Install
Options screen apears with a box for entering the serial number of the
peripheral, which is optional, and prompts you to select OKAY when
done.
Use the directions above for installing the rest of the peripherals and
return to the TEST MENU to verify the correct peripherals are installed.

Perform the following to configure the PRINT 1& 2 keys:

Press the SETUP key to view the right side EL panel options.
Touch the PRINT menu item to view print settings.
Turn the knob below the print settings to select which peripheral will be
controlled by the corresponding key, press the SETUP key to exit.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL IIE MIC AND UP890/870/860

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2. MIC SETUP
Set the Termination Switch for INPUT 1 to 75 Ohms.
Set PRESET to A.
Set ZR (Zero Raster) to ON.
Set INVERT to NON INVERT.
Set VIDEO to 1.

Press the DISPLAY SELECT button so that the EXP TIME LED is lit and,
using the INCREMENT/DECREMENT keys, set EXPOSURE to 08.
Now press and hold the ENTER button, until the LED goes out, to save
the setting.
Use the DISPLAY SELECT button to select BRT and set BRIGHTNESS
setting to 50. Save this setting as described above.
Select CNT, no Contrast setting is required at this time.
Fully insert a loaded film cassette and remove the dark slide.
Press and hold the RESET button then press and hold the EXPOSE
button, holding both keys down, until a tone is heard then release both
buttons.
Beginning with a CONTRAST setting of 35 the entire sheet of film will
automatically be exposed with a higher CONTRAST setting, in increments
of 5, for each exposure. Select the best setting and save. This same
procedure may be performed for the BRIGHTNESS setting.

3. UP 870 SETUP
Set the following Dip Switch settings with power OFF:
SW 1 : OFF, Sets for paper type II, use UPP-110HD print paper.
SW 2 : ON, Sets for paper type II, with SW1 OFF.
SW 3 : ON, Feeds an extra blank space between prints.
SW 4 : ON, Sets the Aspect Ratio for 4:3.
SW 5 : ON, Stores one full FRAME of video for printing.
SW 6 : ON, Selects normal direction, OFF prints top of image first.
SW 7 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets print area wider.
SW 8 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets print area narrower.
SW 9 : ON, Sets for Monochrome video, OFF sets for Color video input.
SW 10: OFF, Sets for HI Z termination, ON sets for 75 Ohm termination.

Set the following front panel controls accordingly:

THRU/EE : THRU, Loops input video directly to output.

POSI/NEGA : POSI, Prints video polarity as seen on monitor.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL IIE MIC AND UP890/870/860

UP890 SETUP (Back Panel)

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 Set the following Dip Switch settings with power off.
SW 1 : OFF, Allows last print job to finish before printing again.
SW 2 : ON, Feeds an extra blank space between prints.
SW 3 : ON, Sets the Aspect Ratio for 4:3.
SW 4 : ON, Stores one full FRAME of video for printing.
SW 5 : ON, Prints video polarity as seen on monitor.
SW 6 : ON, Sets left/right orientation to normal, OFF for mirror image.
SW 7 : ON, Sets top/bottom orientation to normal, OFF prints top first.
SW 8 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets for WIDE 2.
SW 9 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets for narrow width.
SW 10: ON, Reserved.
SW 11: ON, Sets for Monochrome video, OFF sets for Color video input.
SW 12: OFF, Sets for HI Z termination (when video is looped), ON sets
for 75 Ohm termination (when last in the video chain).

GAMMA
Selector: Set to II (Standard), when Paper Type is set to II or IV.

PAPER TYPE
Selector: Set to I when using UPP-110S (Normal) Paper.
Set to II when using UPP-110HD (High Density) Paper.
Set to IV when using UPP-110HA (Enhanced) Paper.

Set the following Front Panel controls accordingly:

PRINT SIZE
Selector: Set to NORMAL for normal size print screen.

PRINT DIRECTION
Selector: Set to STD for normal vertical direction print screen.
Set to SIDE for horizontal direction print screen.

THRU/EE
Selector: Set to THRU to loop video directly to the Output connector.

CONTRAST: Set for best contrast resolution of greyscale.

BRIGHT: Controls brightness (darkness) of the background level.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL IIE MIC AND UP890/870/860

4. CONNECTIONS
The video and print cables for the peripherals come from the rear of the

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 E-Box and are labeled according to the drawing.
The RGB INTERNAL cable harness provides the TRIGGER 2 cable and
the B/W Composite video cable for the UP890/870/860 printer.
A BNC to BNC cable is connected from the UP 890/870/860 VIDEO OUT
connector to the VIDEO 1 IN connector of the IIE Multi-Image Camera.
The RGB AUX. cable harness provides the TRIGGER 2 cable that
connects to the IIE MIC REMOTE EXPOSE connector.
The RS232 cable connects to the COMM. INTERFACE connector of the
IIE MIC and the other end connects to J2 on the Keyprocessor Main I/O
board.
The AC power for all peripherals is provided from the AC OUTLET
STRIP inside the system.

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 SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830 MD VCR, UP890, & NT100

TRIGGER 2 REMOTE
RGB INTERNAL UP890
BW COMP VIDEO IN
SD-800
S-VIDEO S-VIDEO IN
S-VIDEO OUT MD
AUDIO L/R IN 830
J11 & J12
AUDIO L/R OUT
J13 & J14
REMOTE
J21
RGB AUXILLARY BW COMP
CH A IN
SYS I/O BW A LOOP
NT100
RECORD PLAYBACK
RGB MONITOR DISP OUT
DISP OUT

SYSTEM SETUP

1. PERIPHERAL OPTIONS
Press the TEST key to display the TEST MENU and verify that the
following peripherals have been installed.
VCR : MD 830
B/W PRINTER : UP-890
CAMERA : 3M

Perform the following to install peripherals:

With system power ON, press the TEST key. Select Other Tests and
Utilities from the menu and press ENTER. Press O, for Options, from the
menu then use the trackball to point the arrow at CAMERA and press
ENTER.
From the CAMERA menu, select 3M (NT100 is not listed). Use the
trackball to highlight INSTALL and press the ENTER key. The Install
Options screen appears with a box for entering the serial number of the
peripheral, which is optional, and prompts you to press OKAY when done.
Select and install other peripherals as described above.
Perform the following to configure the PRINT 1 & 2 keys:
Press the SETUP key to view the right side EL panel options.
Touch the PRINT menu item to view the print device selections.
Turn the knob below the print device to select which peripheral will be
controlled by the corresponding key.
Press the SETUP key to exit.

SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830 MD VCR, UP890, & NT100

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2. PANASONIC MD830 VCR SETUP

Set the following Front Panel controls, located behind the door in the
lower right section, accordingly:
AUDIO OUT
CH1, MIX, CH2: Set to MIX.
HI-FI, NORM : Set to HI-FI.
VIDEO INPUT
S-VIDEO : Select when S-Video Input is required.
LINE : Select when Video Input (Composite) is required.
SVHS
AUTO : Detects automatically whether the tape is VHS or SVHS.
OFF : Sets to VHS mode regardless of the type of tape used.
MENU
SET : Select when configuring menu options.
OFF : Select for normal VCR operation.
MODE LOCK
ON : Disables all Record and Playback function buttons.
OFF : Front Panel function buttons are enabled.

Set the following Menu selections accordingly:

Switch the MENU selector switch to SET, menu selections are displayed
in the Counter indicator or through an external monitor.
The PLAY and REC buttons switch between Menu A and B, the FF button
selects the Menu Item, and the STOP and REW buttons change the Menu
Item selection.
MENU A
1001/VISS
00/OFF: The VISS (VHS Index Search System) signal is not
recorded.
01/REC: The VISS signal is recorded by pressing the REC and
PLAY buttons together during recording.
02/REC/PAUSE: The VISS signal is recorded when the recording
or recording pause mode is released.
1002/TAPE SELECT
00/--T120: Use when tape length is 120 minutes or less.
01/T140--: Use when tape length is 140 minutes or more.
1003/AUTO BACK
00/OFF: Normal REC/PAUSE operation.
01/ON : Tape rewinds approx. 1 sec. when the REC button is
pressed in the PLAY/STILL mode or when the PAUSE
button is pressed during recording.
SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830 MD VCR, UP890, & NT100

2. PANASONIC MD830 VCR SETUP (CONT.)

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 1004/TAPE IN MODE
00/STOP: After tape insertion the VCR remains in the Stop mode.
01/REW : Tape is fully rewound then stops upon tape insertion.

1005/TAPE END MODE

00/STOP: The VCR goes into Stop mode at the end of the tape.
01/REW : Tape is fully rewound then stops at the end of the tape.

1006/REC TAPE END

00/STOP: The VCR goes into Stop mode at the end of the tape.
01/EJECT: If Recording, tape is ejected at the end of the tape.
1007/STBY OFF TIME
00/0 MIN: No Standby time, the tape cylinder stops immediately.
01/5 MIN: 5 Min. Standby time when VCR is in the Pause mode.
02/30 MIN: 30 Min. Standby time when the VCR is in the Pause
mode, however the tape is advanced 3 frames every 5 minutes.

MENU B
1008/HI-FI REC
00/OFF: Hi-Fi audio is not recorded, can't be used for audio DUB.
01/ON : Hi-Fi audio is recorded.
1009/AUDIO DUB
00/CH1.CH2: Audio dubbing is added to CH1 and CH2.
01/CH1: Audio dubbing is added to CH1 only.
02/CH2: Audio dubbing is added to CH2 only.
1010/EDIT
00/OFF: Regular operation.
01/ON : For editing or dubbing, video noise will increase slightly.
1011/YC FILTER
00/OFF: Sets the Notch filter off, normal setting.
01/ON : Sets Notch filter on, for noisy luminence signals.

3. PRINTING A PICTURE OF THE VCR PLAYBACK IN PAUSE MODE

The Panasonic VCR video output, in pause mode, is out of sync for print
capture, the following procedure allows print capture.

Insert tape to be reviewed and touch the VCR selection on the left EL
panel which then displays the VCR function selection touch screen.
Touch Pause or press the Freeze key at the desired part for print capture.

SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830 MD VCR, UP890, & NT100

3. PRINTING A PICTURE OF THE VCR PLAYBACK (CONT.)

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 From the left EL Panel touch the CINE selection then touch Display Cine
which will then replay a portion of the tape recording.
Press the Freeze key and use the Trackball to scroll through the cine loop
until the desired frame of video is displayed.
Print the captured frame of video to the hard copy device.
Touch Delete All Cine on the left EL panel then touch Display Cine
which returns the system to normal imaging mode.

4. UP890 SETUP

(Back Panel)
Set the following Dip Switch settings with power off.
SW 1 : OFF, Allows last print job to finish before printing again.
SW 2 : ON, Feeds an extra blank space between prints.
SW 3 : ON, Sets the Aspect Ratio for 4:3.
SW 4 : ON, Stores one full FRAME of video for printing.
SW 5 : ON, Prints video polarity as seen on monitor.
SW 6 : ON, Sets left/right orientation to normal, OFF for mirror image.
SW 7 : ON, Sets top/bottom orientation to normal, OFF prints top first.
SW 8 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets for WIDE 2.
SW 9 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, OFF sets for narrow width.
SW 10: ON, Reserved.
SW 11: ON, Sets for Monochrome video, OFF sets for Color video input.
SW 12: ON, Sets for 75 Ohm termination, OFF Sets for HI Z termination.

GAMMA
Selector: Set to II (Standard), when Paper Type is set to II or IV.

PAPER TYPE
Selector: Set to I when using UPP-110S (Normal) Paper.
Set to II when using UPP-110HD (High Density) Paper.
Set to IV when using UPP-110HA (Enhanced) Paper.

Set the following Front Panel controls accordingly:

PRINT SIZE
Selector: Set to NORMAL for normal size print screen.

PRINT DIRECTION
Selector: Set to STD for normal vertical direction print screen.
Set to SIDE for horizontal direction print screen.
SD-800 Configuration for Internal 830 MD VCR, UP890, & NT100

4. UP890 SETUP (CONT.)

THRU/EE

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 Selector: Set to THRU to loop video directly to the Output connector.

CONTRAST: Set for best contrast resolution of greyscale.

BRIGHT: Controls brightness (darkness) of the background level.

The video and print cables for the peripherals come from the rear of the
E-Box and are labeled according to the drawing.
The RGB INTERNAL cable harness provides the TRIGGER 2 cable and
the B/W Composite video cable for the UP890/870/860 printer.
The AC power for all peripherals is provided from the AC OUTLET
STRIP inside the system.

5. NT100 SETUP

The NT100 unit will fit into the same space, front bottom shelf, as
provided for the 3M Manager.
Connect the cable labeled B/W Comp, from the RGB Auxiliary cable
harness, to the CHANNEL A IN connector of the NT100 unit.
A BNC to BNC cable may be connected from the NT100 A LOOPOUT
connector to the SYS I/O BW connector of the rear connector panel.

NOTE: Image Recall, with Release 1 systems, can only be achieved through
an External monitor.

For Release 1 systems only:

Connect a BNC cable from the DISP OUT connector of the NT100 unit to
the right angle connector, behind the rear SYS I/O panel, labeled B/W.

For Release 2 systems only:

From the RGB MONITOR cable harness, connect the cable labeled DISP
OUT or Record Playback to the DISP OUT connector on the NT100 unit.
Connect the NT100 power cord to the SD-800 left side power strip.
Verify the ON/OFF switch on the back of the NT100 unit is set to ON.

See "Camtronics NT100 Installation Procedure" for further setup and

"Viewing Image Recall" instructions (page 28).

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 SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL UP1850, VCR, UP890/870/860
PRINTER, and 3M MANAGER

B/W COMP SYS IN

RGB AUXILLIARY 3M
TRIGGER 2 REM STO MANAGER
SYS I/O B/W DISP OUT VCR IN
DISP OUT (REL 2)
RGB MONITOR
B/W COMP VIDEO IN SONY
RGB INTERNAL UP870
TRIGGER 2 REMOTE
SD-800
RGB+S
RGB+S SONY
RGB INTERNAL UP1850
TRIGGER 1 REMOTE 2

S-VIDEO S-VIDEO IN
S-VIDEO OUT VCR
J11 & J12 AUDIO L/R IN
J13 & J14
AUDIO L/R OUT
J21 REMOTE VIDEO OUT

SYSTEM SETUP

1. PERIPHERAL OPTIONS
Press the TEST key to display the TEST MENU and verify that the
following peripherals have been installed.
VCR : SVO-9500 or Panasonic MD830
COLOR PRINTER : UP-1850 NTSC or PAL
B/W PRINTER : UP-890/870/860
CAMERA : 3M NTSC or PAL

NOTE: 3M Recall, with Release 1 systems, can only be achieved through an

Ext. monitor.

Perform the following to install peripherals:

With system power ON, press the TEST key. Select Other Tests and
Utilities from the menu and press ENTER. Press O, for Options, from
the menu then use the trackball to point the arrow at VCR, or peripheral of
choice, and press ENTER.
From the VCR menu select SVO-9500 (NTSC) or SVO-9500P (PAL). Use
the trackball to highlight INSTALL and press the ENTER key. The Install
Options screen appears with a box for entering the serial number of the
peripheral, which is optional, and prompts you to press OKAY when done.
Use the directions above for installing the rest of the peripherals and
return to the TEST MENU to verify the correct peripherals are installed.

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 SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL UP 1850, VCR, UP890/870/860
PRINTER, AND 3M MANAGER

Perform the following to configure the PRINT 1 & 2 keys:

Press the SETUP key to view the right side EL panel options.
Touch the PRINT menu item to view print settings.
Turn the knob below the print settings to select which peripheral will be
controlled by the corresponding key, press the SETUP key to exit.

2. UP 1850 SETUP
Dip switch settings may be displayed on the printer display by pressing
the SOURCE/MEMORY and STOP keys simultaneously and using the up
and down buttons to scroll through the settings.

Set the 75 Ohm termination switch to ON, set to OFF if an external

monitor or another print device is connected to the output and the
MONITOR menu item is set to the THRU mode.

NOTE: Dip switches 7&8 should be set to the OPEN/Down position on the
Video I/O board for 700 mVolts of video for RGB Int. and Ext. output.

Set the following Dip Switch settings with the printer power OFF:

SW 1 : OFF, Sets width for normal size, with SW2 set to OFF.
SW 2 : OFF, Sets width for normal size, with SW1 set to OFF.
SW 3 : ON, Sets the baud rate for 2400, with SW4 set to OFF.
SW 4 : OFF, Sets the baud rate for 2400, with SW3 set to ON.
SW 5 : OFF, This enables the menu, if ON menu can't be accessed.
SW 6 : OFF, Disables lock to Ext. sync, ON may give problems.
SW 7 : ON, Turns tones on and off.
SW 8 : N/A, Reserved, not used.

With power ON press the printer MENU key, use the up and down keys to
view menu items, use the left and right keys to select options, and set the
following menu options:

PRINT QTY : 1, Prints one sheet, can print up to 100 copies.

INPUT SEL : RGB, This selects the RGB inputs for printing.
FRM/FLD : FRAME, Prints two fields of video.
SHARPNESS : MEDIUM, Set to HIGH for sharper image.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL UP 1850, VCR, UP890/870/860

PRINTER AND 3M MANAGER

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2. UP 1850 SETUP (Cont.)
MULTI PIX : PUSH >
SPLIT MEM : OFF, Stores a full-size image in one memory page.
: 4, Prints four reduced images on one sheet.
INTERVAL : OFF, Stores only the currently displayed image.
SEPARATE : OFF, Not applicable when SPLIT MEM is OFF.
: ON, Prints images with a white border.
DUP IMAGE : OFF, Prints memory image once, no duplicates.
IMAGE SIZE : L, Regular size.
MIRROR : OFF, Normal image.
PICK IMAGE : Not applicable.
Press EXEC button to return to the previous menu.
COLOR ADJ : PUSH >
LOAD : 1/2/3, Stores up to three settings for printouts.
RED : 0, Adjusts the red component of the image.
GREEN : 0, Adjusts the green component of the image.
BLUE : 0, Adjusts the blue component of the image.
DARK : 0, Adjusts the dark area of the image.
LIGHT : +2, Adjusts the light area of the image.
CHECK : >, Only if output is connected to a monitor.
SAVE : 1/2/3, Select number to store to, press EXEC.
CAPTION : >, Annotation, use system it's easier.
SET UP : PUSH >
H SHIFT : 0, Use the <> buttons to shift image left or right.
V SHIFT : 0, Use the <> buttons to shift image up or down.
RM2 MODE : M&P, Stores image into memory and prints.
RM2 ACT : 1ACT, Auto stores and enables memory check.
MEM CLR : >, Options for clearing memory pages.
SIG ADJ : PUSH >
COLOR : 0,
HUE : 0,
GAIN : 0, Adjusts input signal amplitude.
OFFSET : -2, Adjusts input signal offset.
CHECK :>, Only if output is connected to a monitor.
AGC :ON, Normal setting.
MON ADJ : PUSH >
MON RED : Adjusts the red component to ext. monitor.
MON BLUE : Adjusts the blue component to ext. monitor.
CHECK : >, Only if ext. monitor is connected.
DISPLAY : OFF, Clears the screen display.
MONITOR : E TO E, THRU if ext. monitor is connected.
SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL UP 1850, VCR, UP890/870/860
PRINTER AND 3M MANAGER

2. UP 1850 SETUP (Cont.)

MON ADJ : PUSH >

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 SYNC ON G : OFF, ON if separate SYNC is not supplied.
Press the MENU button to return to the regular screen.

3. UP 870 SETUP
Set the following Dip Switch setting with power OFF:
SW 1 : OFF, Sets paper type II, use UPP-110HD.
SW 2 : ON, Sets paper type II, with SW 1 OFF.
SW 3 : ON, Feeds an extra blank between pictures.
SW 4 : ON, Sets Aspect Ratio for 4:3.
SW 5 : ON, Set for FRAME MODE, OFF for one field of video.
SW 6 : ON, Image normal direction, OFF prints top of image first.
SW 7 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, with SW 8 ON.
SW 8 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, with SW 7 ON.
SW 9 : OFF, Sets input signal for use with Color.
SW 10: ON, Sets 75 Ohm termination, OFF if output is connected.

Set the following front panel controls accordingly:

THRU/EE : THRU, loops video directly to output.
POSI/NEGA : POSI, Prints video polarity as seen on monitor.

4. SONY SVO-9500 SETUP

Set the following front panel controls accordingly:

PROGRAM : OFF
CTL/MENU : CTL
Set the rear panel 75 Ohm switches to ON.

5. 3M MANAGER SETUP

See "3M Image Manager Installation Procedure" (page 33).

6. CONNECTIONS

The video and print cables for the peripherals come from the rear of the
E-box and are labeled according to the drawing.
The RGB INTERNAL cable harness provides the TRIGGER 1 cable and
the R,G,B, and Sync cables that connect to the REMOTE 2 and RGB+S
inputs of the UP 1850 SONY Color Printer.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR INTERNAL UP 1850, SONY VCR, UP 870

PRINTER, AND 3M MANAGER

6. CONNECTIONS (Cont.)
The RGB AUXILLIARY cable harness provides the B/W Composite video
for the SYS IN of the 3M MANAGER and the TRIGGER 2 cable with the
print command for the REM STO connector on the 3M MANAGER.

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 The RGB INTERNAL cable harness includes the B/W COMP video for the
VIDEO IN of the UP870 and the TRIGGER 2 cable that connects to the
REMOTE input of the UP 870 printer.
The S-VIDEO cable harness provides the VIDEO IN and OUT cables that
connect to the S-VIDEO IN and OUT connectors on the SONY VCR.
The cables labeled AUDIO CH1/CH2 L/R IN and AUDIO CH1/CH2 L/R
OUT connect to the SONY SVO-9500 and are routed to J11, J12, J13,
and J14 of the Keyprocessor Main I/O board.
The REMOTE connector for the SONY VCR is a 34 pin cable that
connects from the VCR to J21 of the Keyprocessor Main I/O board.
A BNC-to-BNC cable may be routed from the VCR VIDEO OUT BNC to
the 3M VCR input to capture VCR playback images.
For Release 1 systems, a BNC-to-BNC cable is routed from the DISP
OUT of the 3M to the System I/O panel B/W connector for Image Recall
and Ext. [Link] Out.
For Release 2 systems, the cable labeled Disp Out from the RGB
MONITOR cable harness is connected to the Disp Out connector on the
Digital Image Manager.
The AC power for all the peripherals is provided from the AC OUTLET
STRIP inside the system.

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 SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR UP 5200, SVO-9500, AND UP870

TRIGGER 2 SONY
REMOTE
B/W COMP UP870
RGB INTERNAL VIDEO IN
SD-800
S-VIDEO S-VIDEO IN
S-VIDEO OUT SONY
J11 & J12 9500MD
J13 & J14
AUDIO L/R IN VCR
AUDIO LR OUT
J21
REMOTE

AUX 1 SERIAL
RS232C
RGB+S
RGB+S UP5200
RGB INTERNAL
TRIGGER 1 REMOTE

SYSTEM SETUP

1. PERIPHERAL OPTIONS
Press the TEST key to display the TEST MENU and verify that the
following peripherals have been installed.
VCR : SVO-9500
COLOR PRINTER : UP-5200
B/W PRINTER : UP-890/870/860

Perform the following to install peripherals:

With system power ON, press the TEST key. Select Other Tests and
Utilities from the menu and press ENTER. Press O, for Options, from
the menu then use the trackball to point the arrow at COLOR PRINTER
and press ENTER.
From the Color Printer menu select UP-5200 (NTSC) or UP-5200P
(PAL). Use the trackball to highlight INSTALL and press the ENTER key.
The Install Options screen appears with a box for entering the serial
number of the peripheral, which is optional, and prompts you to press
OKAY when done.
Install the rest of the peripherals as described above.
Perform the following to configure the PRINT 1 & 2 keys:
Press the SETUP key to view the right side EL panel options.
Touch the PRINT menu item to view print settings.
Turn the knob below the print settings to select which peripheral will be
controlled by the corresponding key.
Press the SETUP key again to exit.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR UP 5200, SVO-9500, AND UP 870

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2. UP 5200 SETUP

Set the 75 Ohm termination switches to ON unless the outputs will be

connected to another printer or monitor.
Set the RGB switch to RGB.
With power ON press the printer MENU key, use the up and down keys to
view menu items, use the left and right keys to select options, and set the
following menu options:

MENU 1
PRINT QTY : 001, Can duplicate the same picture up to 100 copies.
MULTI PIX : 4, This setting provides 4 pictures on one sheet.
SEPARATE : ON, Prints images with a white border.
: OFF, Applicable only when MULTI PIX is set for 4 or 9.
INPUT SEL : RGB. This setting selects the RGB inputs for printing.
FRM/FLD : FRM, This setting provides a frame of video for printing.
SHARPNESS: M, This setting provides a medium sharpness.
MENU 2
COLOR ADJ :PUSH >
DISPLAY : FULL,
PRESET : 1/2/3, Memory location to store settings.
RED : 0, Adjusts the Red color intensity.
GREEN : 0, Adjusts the Green color intensity.
BLUE : 0, Adjusts the Blue color intensity.
DARK : 0, Adjusts the dark area of the printout.
LIGHT : +2, Adjusts the light area of the printout.
CHECK : Displays settings.
SAVE : Saves settings to selected memory location.
ALL CLR : PUSH >
PART CLR : PUSH >
CAPTION : PUSH >
SETUP : PUSH >
SIZE : NORM, Other choices are NAR and WIDE.
H SHIFT : 0, If necessary, shifts image horizontally.
V SHIFT : 0, If necessary, shifts image vertically.
MONITOR : THRU, This loops input video directly to the output.
DISPLAY : OFF, Erases screen display.
REMOTE2 : M&PRINT, Prints after storing image to memory.
BAUD RATE : 4800, Sets baud rate, default setting.
LCD CONTR : 0, Sets the contrast for the front panel display.
Press the menu button to return to the regular screen.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR UP 5200, SVO-9500, AND UP 870

3. UP 870 SETUP

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 Set the following Dip Switch settings with the Power OFF.

SW 1 : OFF,Sets for Type II paper, use UPP-110HD paper.

SW 2 : ON, Sets for Type II paper, with SW 1 OFF.
SW 3 : ON, Feeds an extra blank between pictures.
SW 4 : ON, Sets Aspect Ratio for 4:3.
SW 5 : ON, Prints a Frame of video, OFF prints one field of video.
SW 6 : ON, Prints in normal direction, OFF prints top of image first.
SW 7 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, with SW 8 ON.
SW 8 : ON, Sets width for WIDE 1, with SW 7 ON.
SW 9 : ON, Sets input signal for use with B/W Composite video.
SW 10: ON, 75 Ohm termination, OFF sets termination for Hi Z.

Set the following front panel controls accordingly:

THRU/EE : THRU, Loops input signal directly to output.

POSI/NEGA : POSI, Prints video polarity as seen on monitor.

4. SONY SVO-9500 VCR SETUP

Set the following front panel controls accordingly:

PROGRAM : OFF
CTL/MENU : CTL
Set the rear panel 75 Ohm switches to ON.

5. CONNECTIONS

The video and print cables for the peripherals come from the rear of the
E-Box and are labeled according to the drawing.
The RGB INTERNAL cable harness provides the TRIGGER 1 cable and
the R,G,B, and Sync cables that connect to the REMOTE 2 and RGB+S
inputs of the UP 5200 SONY Color Printer.
Switch 8 on the Video I/O board should be set to the OPEN position.
The UP 5200 requires a serial cable connected from the AUX 1 SERIAL
connector to the RS232C connector.
The RGB INTERNAL connector provides the cable with B/W composite
video for the VIDEO IN of the UP870 printer.
The RGB INTERNAL connector includes the TRIGGER 2 cable that
connects to the REMOTE input of the UP 870 printer.

SD-800 CONFIGURATION FOR UP 5200, SVO-9500, AND UP 870

5. CONNECTIONS (Cont.)

The S-VIDEO connector provides the VIDEO IN and OUT cables that

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 connect to the S-VIDEO IN and OUT connectors on the SONY VCR.
The cables labeled AUDIO CH1/CH2 L/R IN and AUDIO CH1/CH2 L/R
OUT connect to the SONY SVO-9500 and are routed to J11, J12, J13,
and J14 of the Keyprocessor Main I/O board.
The REMOTE connector for the SONY VCR is a 34 pin cable that
connects from the VCR to J21 of the Keyprocessor Main I/O board.
The AC power for all the peripherals is provided from the AC OUTLET
STRIP inside the system.

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 SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR INT. SONY UP5600, NT100, & DSR

SD-800 RGB+S
RGB INTERNAL
UP5600
RS232C
AUX 1 SERIAL

DISP OUT
RGB MONITOR DISP OUT

RGB AUXILLIARY B/W COMP NT100

CH. A IN

SCSI
SCSI DSR

SYSTEM SETUP

1. PERIPHERAL OPTIONS
Press the TEST key to display the TEST MENU and verify that the
following peripherals have been installed.
COLOR PRINTER : UP-5600
DSR : Present
CAMERA : 3M

Perform the following to install the peripheral:

With system power ON, press the TEST key. Select Other Tests and
Utilities from the menu and press ENTER. Press O, for Options, from
the menu then use the trackball to point the arrow at COLOR PRINTER
and press ENTER.
From the Color Printer menu select UP-5600. Use the trackball to
highlight INSTALL and press the ENTER key. The Install Options
screen appears with a box for entering the serial number of the
peripheral, which is optional, and prompts you to press OKAY when done.

Perform the following to configure the PRINT 1 & 2 keys:

Press the SETUP key to view the right side EL panel options.
Touch the PRINT menu item to view print settings.
Turn the knob below the Print 1 and Print 2 display to select which
peripheral will be controlled by the corresponding key.
Press UP-5600 ADJUST to adjust Brightness, Contrast, R, G, & B.
Press QUAD FORMAT for 4 on 1 hard copies.
Press the SETUP key again to exit.
SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR INT. SONY UP5600, NT100, & DSR

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2. UP 5600 SETUP
Set the 75 Ohm termination switches to ON unless the outputs will be
connected to another printer or monitor.
Set the NTSC/PAL switch to NTSC, 60 Hz (USA) or PAL, 50 Hz (EUR).
Flip the front cover down to expose the Sub Panel buttons
With power ON press the printer INPUT SELECT key, the LED display
will show the current selection, press until RGB is displayed. The selected
input is displayed for 2 to 3 seconds then resumes normal display.
Press the MULTI PICTURE key, the LED display will show the current
selection, press until 1 is displayed. This can be changed later.
Press the R/G/B/D/L button to display the COLOR ADJUST SETUP
menu. These controls adjust the printout color.
PRESET : 1, Memory location to store settings.
RED C-R : 0, Adjusts Cyan (blue) or Red color tint of printouts.
GREEN M-G : 0, Adjusts Magenta (pink) or Green color tint of printouts.
BLUE Y-B : 0, Adjusts the Yellow or Blue color tint of printouts.
DARK : -4, Adjusts the dark area of the printout.
LIGHT : +4, Adjusts the light area of the printout.
SAVE : 1/2/3 [EXEC], Saves settings to the number selected.

Press the MENU button, three selections are possible. Use the up ⇑ and
down ⇓ arrow keys to view menu items, use the left ⇐ and right ⇒ arrow
keys to select or change options, and set the following menu options:

SYSTEM-SETUP
DISPLAY : OFF, Erases screen display.
BEEP : ON, A tone is heard if an error occurs or during operation.
LCD : ON, Enables the Printer window display.
LCD-CNTR : 0, Adjusts the contrast of the Printer window display.
BAUD RATE : 4800, Selects baud rate for RS232 communication.
MONITOR : EE, THRU loops video to output without going thru printer.
USER SET : 1/2/3 Registers the User setting.

PRINT-SETUP
ASPECT : Press [EXEC], Displays the Size Shift Setup menu.
H-SHIFT: -4, Shifts image Left or Right, size stays the same.
V-SHIFT: 0, Shifts image Up or Down, size stays the same.
H-SIZE : 896, Changes image width, the Left side remains fixed.
V-SIZE : 472, Changes image highth, Top side remains fixed.
PRESS : [EXEC], Stores values, returns to Print-Setup menu.
SEPARATE : ON, Prints multiple images with white borders.
: OFF, Prints multiple images without white borders.
SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR INT. SONY UP5600, NT100, & DSR

2. UP5600 SETUP (Cont.)

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 PRINT-SETUP (Cont.)
DUP IMAGE : OFF/ON, Multiple copies of the same image are printed.
SHARPNESS: +4, 0 to +7, Adjusts image outlines from Soft to Sharper.

FUNCTION-SETUP
REMOTE2 : C&PRINT >,Capture and print.
REMOTE3A : PRINT>, Print on request.
REMOTE3B : <BACK-SP>, Backspace.
REMOTE3C : <CAP/SRC>, Capture/Source.
CLEAR : PART, Used in conjuction with the CLEAR button to clear
certain images on a single memory page.
ALL, Used in conjunction with the CLEAR button to clear
all images stored in the printer.
CAPTURE : SINGLE, Stores current image only, with Capture button.
SERIES, Sequentially stores images to all memory pages
at regular intervals by pressing the CAPTURE button.
TIMER : ON, Alternates between Source an memory image.
OFF, The image stored in memory remains.

Press the ANALOG button to display the ANALOG SETUP menu. These
controls affect the Composite and Y/C input signals
HUE : 0, Hue adjust (NTSC only), Left purplish / Right greenish.
COLOR : 0, Color intensity adjustment, Left less / Right more.
GAIN : 0, Contrast adjustment, Left less / Right more.
AGC : ON / OFF, Automatic Gain Control, OFF for normal video.
MONI C-R : 0, Adjusts Cyan (blue) and Red intensity to Monitor output.
MONI M-G : 0, Adjusts Magenta (pink) and Green to Monitor output.
MONI Y-B : 0, Adjusts Yellow and Blue intensity to Monitor output.

The CAPTION INPUT button used in conjunction with the CAPTION

ON/OFF button to add comments or captions to the printout, which is
easier to do from the ultrasound system.

The MOTION CORRECT button is used when a print of a moving image

is to be made. Motion Correct should be set to OFF for normal printing.

The USER PRESET button selects one of three stored Printer settings for
use in printing. The EXEC button must be pressed after selection.

The PRESET button selects one of three stored Print settings for each
USER PRESET setting.

SD800 CONFIGURATION FOR INT. SONY UP5600, NT100, & DSR

2. UP5600 SETUP (Cont.)

The MULTI PICTURE button selects the number of prints per page for

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 printing. This can also be selected from the SD-800 touch panel through
the SETUP menu under PRINT and QUAD FORMAT.

3. DSR SETUP
Once the SCSI and POWER cables are connected the operation of the
DSR is controlled by selecting DISK from the left EL Panel.

4. NT100 SETUP
The NT100 unit will fit into the same space, front bottom shelf, as
provided for the 3M Manager.
Connect the cable labeled B/W Comp, from the RGB Auxiliary cable
harness, to the CHANNEL A IN connector of the NT100 unit.
A BNC to BNC cable may be connected from the NT100 A LOOPOUT
connector to the SYS I/O BW connector of the rear connector panel.

NOTE: Image Recall, with Release 1 systems, can only be achieved through
an External monitor.

For Release 1 systems only:

Connect a BNC cable from the DISP OUT connector of the NT100 unit to
the right angle connector, behind the rear SYS I/O panel, labeled B/W.

For Release 2 systems only:

From the RGB MONITOR cable harness, connect the cable labeled DISP
OUT or Record Playback to the DISP OUT connector on the NT100 unit.

Connect the NT100 power cord to the SD-800 left side power strip.
Verify the ON/OFF switch on the back of the NT100 unit is set to ON.

See "Camtronics NT100 Installation Procedure" for further setup and

"Viewing Image Recall" instructions (page 28).

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 CAMTRONICS NT100 INSTALLATION

SD-800 NT100
B/W COMP
RGB AUXILIARY CHANNEL
DISP OUT (REL 2) A IN
RGB MONITOR KEYPAD
SYS I/O B/W BNC
DISP OUT
POWER CORD
110 VAC
AC IN

INSTALLATION CONFIGURATION

The NT100 unit will fit into the same space, front bottom shelf, as provided for the
3M Manager.
Connect the cable labeled B/W Comp, from the RGB Auxiliary cable harness,
to the CHANNEL A IN connector of the NT100 unit.

For Release 1 systems only:

Connect a BNC cable from the DISP OUT connector of the NT100 unit to the
right angle connector, behind the rear SYS I/O panel, labeled B/W.

NOTE: Image Recall, with Release 1 systems, can only be achieved through
an External monitor.

For Release 2 systems only:

From the RGB MONITOR cable harness, connect the cable labeled DISP OUT
to the DISP OUT connector on the NT100 unit.
See ("Viewing Image Recall") instructions to display the NT100 video out on the
system monitor.

Connect the NT100 power cord to the SD-800 left side power strip.
Verify the ON/OFF switch on the back of the NT100 unit is set to ON.
Switch the SD-800 system power to ON.
Observe the NT100 Remote Keypad display for possible error codes during the
startup self testing.
The display will indicate "Ready" after successful initialization.
Press the MENU key and hold until a tone is heard, the Remote Keypad will
display the first menu item from the Setup Menu.

NOTE: Use the YES/+ key to increase values or the NO/- key to decrease
values. Use the Left (<) and Right (>) arrow keys to move the cursor.

Press the Left (<) arrow key once to get to the Installation Menu item.

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Press and hold the YES key until a tone is heard, then press the Right (>) key.
Verify that the "REM DISK:" is ENABLED, if not use the + key to change it.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "CHANNEL A SETUP?" is displayed.
Press the YES key, the CHANNEL A SETUP MENU will be displayed.
Press the YES key when "LOAD SYNC GENERATOR?" is displayed.
Set the "HORIZ START PIX" to "098"; pressing the Right (>) arrow key after the
last digit is entered will move the cursor to the next menu item.
Set the "HORIZ ACTIVE PIX" to "512", 524 (PAL), press the Right (>) arrow key.
Set the "HORIZ TOTAL PIX" to "624", 636 (PAL), press the Right (>) arrow key.
Set the "VERT START LINE" to "016", 018 (PAL), press the Right (>) arrow key.
Set the "VERT ACTIVE LINE" to "484", 576 (PAL), press the Right (>) arrow key.
Set the "VERT TOTAL LINE" to "525", 625 (PAL), press the MENU key.
Press the Right (>) arrow key to display the "VIDEO FILTER" menu item.
Set "VIDEO FILTER" to OFF, this is the default setting.
Set "VIDEO POLARITY" to POSITIVE, default setting.
Press the Right (>) arrow key to select AUTO CALIBRATE.
On the SD-800 system set the following system settings:
Greymap to A
Power Limit to 100%
System Gain to Maximum
Depth to 6 cm
TGC sliders: Top 4 sliders to Absolute Max.
Bottom 4 sliders to Absolute Min.
Freeze an image with full white and full black areas of echo information.
On the NT100 keypad press YES at the "AUTOCALIBRATE?" display.
Observe the Remote Keypad display, a tone will be heard and the message
"COMPLETE" will be displayed when the AUTO CAL is complete.
Press the MENU key twice to return to the INSTALLATION MENU.
Press the Right (>) key until "RECALL SYNC" is displayed, set for "INTERNAL".
Press the Right (>) key, until "EDIT ASPECT RATIO" is displayed, press the
YES key and set to "1333".
Press the MENU key until "READY" is displayed for normal operation mode.

USER SETUP

With power ON insert a 128 MB Magneto-Optical Disk (MOD), one is provided

with each unit.

NOTE: A new MOD may not be formatted and when inserted the NT100 Remote
Keypad will display "UNRECOGNIZABLE DISK".

To format a MOD press and hold the MENU key down until a tone is heard, this
will display the first menu item of the Setup Menu.
Press the Right (>) key until "REMOVABLE DSK SETUP" is displayed.

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Press the YES key, the Keypad will display the first menu item of the REM DISK
SETUP MENU.
Press the Right (>) key until "FILE FORMAT" is displayed then select "CTX".
Press the Right (>) key until "FMT REMOVABLE DISK" is displayed.
Press the YES key to format a new disk or recertify a used one. Formatting will
erase the disk contents and may take more than ten minutes.
After formatting is complete press the MENU key until the Remote Keypad
displays the "READY" message.
Have the customer freeze an image on the SD-800 using the preffered PRESET
and GRAYMAP.
Press the DISK EXAM key and answer YES to "Append Images to last
exam?", if the MOD has already been used.
Press and hold the MENU key down until a tone is heard, this will display the first
menu item of the Setup Menu.
Press the Right (>) key until "REMOVABLE DSK SETUP?" is displayed.
Press the YES key, this will display the first menu item of the REM DISK SETUP
MENU.
Press the right (>) key until "WRITE LUT EXAMPLES?" is displayed.
Press the YES key to store 18 images to disk each with a different LUT.
Transfer and process these images to film through a calibrated Recorder ( see
"Film Cal" instructions) and select the best diagnostic quality image, or customer
preferred LUT.
Press the right (>) key until "LUT: 0" is displayed. Use the Yes/+ or No/- arrow
keys until the desired LUT is displayed then press the MENU key. LUT 4 or 5
give the best results.
When complete, press the MENU key to exit the SETUP MENU mode.
Press the DISK RCL key, the last image stored is recalled.
Press the Left (<) key to display the previous image and press the right (>) key to
display the next image.

NETWORK SETUP

Press and hold the MENU key until a tone is heard.

From the SETUP MENU select the INSTALLATION MENU.
Verify that the "NETWORK: ENABLED" menu item is set as shown.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "NETWORK SETUP?" is displayed.
Press the YES key, the EDIT LOCAL IP ADDR? menu is displayed.
Press the YES key and enter the address, the Network Administrator has
designated for this device, and press the MENU key when done.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "EDIT LOCAL ETH ADDR?" is displayed.
Press the YES key to view the address which is entered at the factory. If no
address is entered this address can be found on the Ethernet card inside the
unit. After entering this address press the MENU key to exit.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "EDIT GATEWAY ADDR?" is displayed.
Press the YES key to view the address. The Network Administrator should
provide the address, if required, otherwise leave this blank and press MENU.

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Press the Right (>) arrow key until "EDIT SUBNET MASK?" is displayed.
Press the YES key to view the address. The Network Administrator should
provide the address, if required, otherwise leave at default and press MENU.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "ADD NETWORK DEST" is displayed.
Press the YES key, the "EDIT DEST NAME" is displayed. Press the YES key
and enter an alphanumeric name, the Network Administrator may recommend a
name, then press the MENU key to exit.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "EDIT DEST IP ADDR?" is displayed.
Press the YES key to view the address. The Network Administrator will provide
the address, if required, otherwise leave this blank and press MENU.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "EDIT DEST PORT" is displayed.
Press the YES key to view the setting. The Network Administrator will provide a
setting number, otherwise leave this setting at default (0104) and press MENU.
Press the Right (>) arrow key and verify "PROTOCOL: DICOM" is displayed, if
not change the setting to DIACOM and press the MENU key to exit.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "DEVICE: GENERIC PRINT" is displayed, this
setting may be changed to GENERIC STORE or 3M PRINT as required.
Press the MENU key until the SETUP MENU is displayed.
Press the Right (>) arrow key until "BW DEST: NONE" is displayed and select
the name that was entered under "ADD NETWORK DEST".
Press the MENU key to exit the SETUP MENU.
Power the unit OFF then ON to initialize the settings.

Verify the NT100 Setup and Removable Disk Information

The system must be setup to view the Display Out from the NT100.
Press the MENU button and hold until a tone is heard, the Setup Menu will be
displayed.
From the Setup Menu, select the Diagnostics menu item.
To view the NT100 setup information, select Display System Information and
press the YES button.
To view the MO Disk information, select Display Removable Disk Information
and press the YES button.
Press the MENU button to exit the current display.

Viewing Image Recall

Release 1 systems do not allow a recalled image to be viewed on the system

monitor, an external monitor must be connected as diagrammed above.

Release 2 systems allow a recalled image to be viewed on the system monitor.

Press the SETUP button on the SD-800 keyboard.
Select SYSTEM from the right EL panel.
Press the EXTERNAL VIDEO selection on the right EL Panel of the SD-800.
Insert a 128 Mb MOD into the NT100 unit.
On the NT100 Remote Keypad, press the RECALL button.

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Select an image using the numeric keys and the Left and Right buttons.

3M Recorder Setup

The Recorder must be turned on and warmed up for approximately 30 minutes

before using.
The Recorder must be calibrated each day before use or when film type has
changed.

Film Cal
Press the MODE button on the Recorder keypad.
Press the FILM CAL button on the Recorder keypad.
Insert an undeveloped sheet of film into the Recorder with the emulsion side up.
Press the PRT button on the Recorder keypad to print.
Remove the film when the Recorder indicates so and process the film.
Take the processed film and insert it into the Recorder side slot with the greybar
at the bottom and the darker side to the left.
The Recorder will indicate OK if the self calibration has completed successfully, if
not the Recorder will indicate that the process needs to be repeated.
Once the Recorder has passed calibration print an image from the MOD with the
Recorder Black Level set to +15 and the White Level set to -12.
To check Recorder Black and White settings press the MODE button and press
the Blk Set or Wht Set button to view the setting, use the + and - keys to
increase or decrease the setting.
The User # selected on the NT100 will automatically select the same User # on
the Recorder. The Recorder is capable of storing several User settings, but the
User # must be selected on the NT100 before storing images.

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 3M IMAGE MANAGER
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

TOOLS REQUIRED

#1 Phillips Head Screwdriver

Non-metallic tuning wand
Potentiometer alignment tool
DVM
Oscilloscope

PRELIMINARY DISASSEMBLY

1. Unpack the 3M Digital Image Manager; be careful not to discard any

items shipped with the unit.

2. Remove the Styrofoam packing material from the disk drive.

3. Check the power label on the rear of the unit to see that it is properly
wired for 115 VAC or 230 VAC.

4. At the back of the unit, remove the (4) screws securing the cover.
Remove the cover by sliding the cover forward, being careful not to rub
against internal components. Remove the RF Shield covering the CPU
board components.

NOTE: If a Horizontal Sync PAL Kit was shipped with the unit, install it now.

5. Attach the keypad cable to the rear of the unit.

6 Attach the system video source that will be used in the final installation
(see SD-800 Peripheral Configuration Guide).

7. Connect Power cable to the 3M Image Manager.

VIDEO CABLE TERMINATION

The SYS IN and VCR IN connectors have jumpers to terminate the video
at 75 Ohms or High Impedance, refer to figure 1.

1. If video is to be looped through the SYS LOOP connector, JP4 should be

in the HIGH Z position.

2. The VCR Termination is normally in the 75 Ohm position. If the VCR is

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 not at the end of the video chain, the VCR Terminator should be in the
HIGH Z position.

SETUP JUMPERS

1. JP2 - Should be in the 64K position.

2. JP3 - Should be in the "B" position.

3. JP6 - Should be in the EVEN position.

4. JP7 - Should be in the VCR position.

+ 5 VOLT POWER SUPPLY

1. With power OFF, attach DVM leads to J1 of the CPU board to measure
the 5 Volt power supply. Pin 2 is +5 V and Pin 3 is ground, see figure 1.

2. Turn the power on and verify the voltage is +5 +/- 0.1 Volts DC. Adjust
R21 on the Power Supply Board if necessary, refer to figure 2.

PHASE LOCK LOOP VOLTAGE

1. With the power turned off, attach DVM leads to the right hand side of R61
and Pin 3 of J1 (ground) on the CPU board, refer to figure 1.

2. Turn the power on and use a non-metallic tuning wand to adjust L4 for a
reading of 0 Volts DC +/- 0.1 V.

BLACK LEVEL AND SYSTEM GAIN

1. Establish a test image using the following system settings:

- Gray Map A
-Depth to 6 CM
- Dynamic Range to 60 - 70 DB
- Pwr Limit to100%
- Gain to Absolute Maximum.
- TGC Sliders: Top 4 sliders to Absolute Max.
Bottom 4 sliders to Absolute Min.
The test image must contain full white and full black pixels. Freeze image.

2. Make sure that the keypad of the Manager does not have the FREEZE or
VCR indicator lit.

3. Locate R36 (BLK LEV), R14 (SYS GAIN), LED1 (WHT LEV) and LED2
(BLK LEV) on the CPU board, refer to figure 1.

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4. Adjust R36 (BLK LEV) CW until LED2 goes completely out.

5. Adjust R14 (SYS GAIN) CCW until LED1 goes completely out.

6. Press 646 on the Manager keypad to display the Setup Menu, if an

external monitor has been connected to the Disp. Out on the Manager.

7. Press 6 on the Manager keypad to display the Installation Menu.

8. Press 1 on the Manager keypad to select BLK/WHT adjustments.

9. Press 1 on the Manager keypad to begin the adjustments. The Manager

keypad will display the message "BlkXXX WhtXXX", where "XXX" is the
digital values for the black and white pixel levels.

NOTE: If the Manager does not detect a valid input video signal from the
ultrasound system, the Manager keypad displays the message "NO
VIDEO" and returns to the Installation Menu.

10. Adjust R36 (BLK LEV) until the display "Blk000" toggles between 1 and 0.

11. Adjust R14 (SYS GAIN) until the "Wht255" display toggles between 254
and 255.

12. Repeat steps 10 and 11 until both readings are correct.

13. Press EXAM on the Manager keypad to return to the Installation Menu.

PIXEL CLOCK PHASE

This adjustment controls the sharpness of the boundaries between

adjacent pixels on a horizontal line.

1. Set R87 (PHASE) on the CPU board fully counterclockwise.

2. Press 6 on the Manager keypad to display the Installation Menu.

3. Press 2 on the Manager keypad to select the Phase adjustment.

4. Press 2 again to begin the adjustment program. After a brief pause the
Manager keypad displays the message "PH1:XXX" where "XXX" is the
largest difference between adjacent pixels in the test image.

5. While observing the keypad display, turn R87 slowly clockwise until
"XXX" just reaches a maximum value. The number may initially decline,

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 however continue turning clockwise until it begins to increase and
reaches a maximum value.

6. Press EXAM on the Manager keypad to return to the Installation Menu.

7. Press the EXAM button to return to the Setup Menu.

8. Press the EXAM button again to return to the ready mode.

OUTPUT LEVEL

The video output amplitude from the DISP OUT connector should match
the video input amplitude at the SYS IN connector.

1. Use a scope to measure the input video signal (SYS IN). Place the scope
lead on the lower leg of resistor R9 on the Manager CPU board (SYS IN).

2. Establish a test image on the ultrasound system.

3. Set the scope to view at least two vertical sync pulses. The following
scope settings are suggested for systems with a 60Hz vertical sweep rate.
Channel 1 Input Video @ lower leg of R9
DC Coupling
0.2 V/Div.
2 ms/Div.

Trigger Norm.
Channel 1
H. F. Reject
Neg. Slope

4. Connect the channel 2 scope input to the end of the DISP OUT cable.
Remember to use a 75 Ohm terminator at the end of the cable and set
channel 2 to the same scale and coupling as channel 1.

5. Adjust R83 (Output Lev) to match the amplitude of the video portion of
both signals. The amplitude should be measured from the black level to
the white level.

6. Turn OFF the Image Manager and install the RF shield and cover.

RECALL SYNC MODE

1. Turn on the 3M Manager and wait for READY to appear on the keypad
display.

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2. On the Manager keypad, press 646 to enter the Setup Menu.

3. Press 6 to select the Installation Menu.

4. Press 5 to select the Recall Sync Mode; the current setting should appear
on the keypad display.

5. Press the arrow keys on the keypad to toggle the mode from INTERNAL
SYNC to AUTO SYNC.
Set according to the following:
- INTERNAL SYNC - Set when a VCR is connected to the Digital Image
Manager.
- AUTO SYNC - Set when a VCR is not connected to the Digital Image
Manager.
- AUTO SYNC - Set when there is interference between 2 monitors of a
dual monitor display system.

6. Press the EXAM key on the keypad three times to return to READY on the
keypad display. The Recall Sync Mode setting is saved.

LOOKUP TABLE

1. Insert a disk cartridge into the Digital Image Manager and delete all
images. Do not use the customer's disk cartridge unless they agree to
delete the images.

2. On the Ultrasound system obtain a "diagnostic quality" image and freeze

it.

3. Press 646 on the Digital Image Manager keypad to enter the Setup Menu.

4. Press 6 to select the Installation Menu.

5. Press 4 to store the image with each of the Lookup Tables, and the
Manager will "beep" each time the image/lookup table is stored. There
are 18 Lookup Tables available.

6. After all 18 images are stored, press the button below the light on the disk
drive and wait until the light stops blinking then carefully pull the cartridge
from the drive.

7. Use the Digital Image Recorder to transfer the images from disk to film.

8. Develop the 18 images.

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9. Show the images to the ultrasound technologist or radiologist, and have
them choose the preferred Lookup Table, usually LUT 4 or LUT 5. The
Lookup Table number will be printed at the top of each image.

10. Press the EXAM key on the Manager keypad to exit to the Setup Menu.

11. Press 4 on the Manager keypad to select a Lookup Table.

12. The current Lookup Table will be shown on the keypad display. Use the
arrow keys to scroll through the Lookup Tables until the desired table
appears on the keypad display.

13. Press the EXAM key and the Lookup Table graph will be displayed on the
monitor, if a monitor has been connected to the Disp Out on the 3M.

14. Press the EXAM key again to return to the Setup Menu. The Lookup
Table setting is saved. Press the EXAM key one more time to return to
the READY display and normal operation.

15. Obtain and print additional "diagnostic quality" images using different
Greymaps (A thru L) to ensure that the selected Lookup Table is
acceptable for all applications.

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 3M IMAGE MANAGER

20053-0002A SYS R36

J1 75 R9 L4
JP4 R61
PIN 1 HI Z R14 R16
JP3
A
J2 VCR B
75 C
JP5 JP7 R87
R83
J3 HI Z FILTER
J4 JP2 SYS VCR
LED1
128K 64K LED2

SW1 JP6 EVEN

J5

BATTERY U66

FIGURE 1

POWER SUPPLY BOARD

R11 R21 OUTPUT

TRANSFORMER

A.C.
220 115 FUSE INPUT
VAC VAC

FIGURE 2

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 SD-800 Rear I/O External Print and Video Source

The availability of the signal for the External Print connector on the Rear I/O Panel is limited and depends
on both the peripheral configuration and the cables installed. This is also true for the External video
source. The cable assembly that is used for either the RGB Internal or RGB Auxiliary has one connector
that is labeled “Trigger 1 (Int) / Color (Aux)” and provides a Trigger signal when connected to the RGB
Internal connector or a Color composite video signal when connected to the RGB Auxiliary connector.
The first table shows the possibilities with just one cable assembly connected to the RGB Auxiliary
connector. The second table shows the possibilities with two cable assemblies using both the RGB Internal
and RGB Auxiliary connectors. The third table shows the possibilities with just one cable assembly
connected to the RGB Internal connector. These tables only show the possible connections provided by
the cable assemblies and do not include the RS232 remote capabilities for the VCR and other Color
Printers. Only two Print keys are supported at one time although more than two peripherals may be
configured for remote printing.
The following table indicates which cable will supply the external Print and Video signals according to the
supported peripheral configuration:

Table 1 UP890 UP1850 NT 100 IIE Ext. Ext. Ext. Ext.

B/W Color or MIC Print B/W Color RGB
Printer Printer 3M DIM Video Video Video
RGB BW & RGB+S No No Yes No
Trig. 2 * No Trig.
Aux. RGB+S No Yes Yes No
Trig. 2 *
Cable BW & No No Yes Yes
Trig. 2
Only BW & No No Yes Yes
Trig. 2

Table 2 Int. BW RGB+S Aux. BW No No Aux. Aux.

& Trig. 2 & Trig. 1 & Trig. 2 Color RGB
RGB Int. Int. BW RGB+S Aux. Aux. Aux. Aux.
& Trig. 2 & Trig. 1 Trig. 2 BW Color RGB
And Int. BW Aux. BW Int. No Aux. Aux.
& Trig. 2 & Trig. 2 Trig. 1 Color RGB
RGB RGB+S Aux. BW Int. Int. Aux. Aux.
Aux. & Trig. 1 & Trig. 2 Trig. 2 BW Color RGB
Cables

Table 3 BW & RGB+S & No No No No

Trig. 2 Trig. 1
RGB RGB+S & No ** Yes No No
Internal Trig. 1
Cable BW & No ** No No Yes
Only Trig. 2 *
BW & No ** No No Yes
Trig. 2 *

Note: Where the table shows “No” for external video, this means a cable is not normally supplied for
looping video from a peripheral with a video loop connector.
* In SETUP the Print Key is setup for External.
** If only one peripheral is installed the other Trigger is nonfunctional.

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The following are a few OEM contacts and addresses:

3M Medical Imaging Systems Division

3M Center
P.O. Box 33900
St. Paul MN 55133
(800) 323-4118

Aspect Electronics
12740 Earhart Ave.
Auburn, CA 95002
(916) 887-1008

Camtronics Medical Systems

900 Walnut Ridge Dr.
Hartland, WI 53029
(800) 383-1046

Frantz Imaging, Inc.

17744 Skypark Circle, Ste. 165
Irvine, CA 92714
(714) 863-9810
(714) 863-9818 (fax)

International Imaging Electronics

881 Remington Blvd.
Bolingbrook, IL 60440
(800) 323-6316
(708) 378-1800 (fax)

Matrix
(See under new name Visiplex)

Panasonic Professional/Industrial Videos

Headquarters
50 Meadowland Parkway
Secaucus, NJ 07094
(800) 524-1448

Sony Corp. of America

1 Sony Dr.
Park Ridge, NJ 07656
(800) 535-7669

Visiplex
AGFA Matrix Division
275 North St.
Teterboro, NJ 07608-1287
(800) 456-2600

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