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Olympus 140 CV Endoscopy System Overview

The Olympus 140 CV Endoscopy System consists of an Olympus CV-140 video processor, CLV-U20 Xenon light source, 140 series video endoscopes, and other accessories. Key features of the system include automatic gain control, iris mode selection, freeze screen display, and the ability to output video signals and control ancillary equipment via the endoscope or front panel. Patient and procedural data can also be displayed.

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Olympus 140 CV Endoscopy System Overview

The Olympus 140 CV Endoscopy System consists of an Olympus CV-140 video processor, CLV-U20 Xenon light source, 140 series video endoscopes, and other accessories. Key features of the system include automatic gain control, iris mode selection, freeze screen display, and the ability to output video signals and control ancillary equipment via the endoscope or front panel. Patient and procedural data can also be displayed.

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Olympus 140 CV

Endoscopy System

Features of the Olympus 140 CV Video Processor The average the Olympus 140 CV System has:

• Automatic gain control (AGC) The image • Olympus CV-140 Processor


can be electrically amplified when the light is • Pigtail
inadequate due to the distal end of the videoscope • CLV-U20 Xenon Light Source
being too far from the subject. • 140 Series Video-Colonoscope
• 140 Series Video-Gastroscope
• Iris mode selection The area over which light is • High Resolution Monitor
measured can be changed according to the body • Endoscopy Cart.
part that is being observed. The following selections
can be performed using the “IRIS” switch on the front
panel. AVE: during normal observation; Peak: When
focusing on and/or observing a small bright area.

• Freeze screen display A stationary image can be


displayed using the endoscope switch, keyboard or
OVC switch.

• Video signal output VBS composite, Y/C, RGB;


simultaneous output is possible.

Typical Manufacturer’s Image

Soma Technology Inc. • 166 Highland Park Drive • Bloomfield, CT 06002 • USA
Phone: 1.800.GET.SOMA • www.SomaTechnology.com • Email: [email protected]

Revised 04/08/2014
Olympus 140 Endoscopy System

Specifications of the 140 Video Processor


Dimensions 450 (W) x 72 (H) x 465 (D) mm
Weight 10 kg
Memorization of selected setting The following settings on the front panel are
retained even when the power is turned
OFF: Color, Enhancement, White balance
Remote control The following ancillary equipment can be
controlled by the endoscope remote
switch, the front panel and the keyboard (only the
specified device types are valid):
Monitor, Photography equipment, VTR, Video
printer equipment, SVR (still video recorder)
Patient data The following data and modes can be displayed on
the video monitor using the keyboard:
1. ID number
2. Patient name
3. Sex, age
4. Date of birth
5. Date/time (built-in clock, stopwatch)
6. Comments
7. Number of Exposed Frames
Pre-procedural patient data For a maximum of 40 patients:
1. ID number
2. Patient name
3. Sex, age
4. Date of birth
Image Source switch By use of the “SELECT” switch on the front panel, it
is possible to select for viewing on the monitor,
and image from the endoscope or video printer
Subscreen Real-time image visible on an inset screen during
use of the freeze mode.
Screen Central Mode When an Evis-100 or 130 endoscope or a OVC-100
is used, the endoscopic image can
be displayed in the center of the monitor screen
using the “SHIFT SCREEN” key
on the keyboard.

Soma Technology Inc.


166 Highland Park Drive
Bloomfield, CT 06002 • USA
1.800.438.7662
www.SomaTechnology.com

Note: The technical data given in this publication is for general information and are subject to change without notice. Actual configuration on
the unit may vary. Contact our sales representatives for a complete list of details.

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