ArtisZeeFloor LargeDisplay Adjustment

Large Display
Adjustment
Artis zee / Artis Q System
VC21 / VD10 / VD11 System SW
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Table of Contents 3
1 General Information 5
1.1 Safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1.2 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.3 Measuring Equipment and Aids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
1.4 Technical Notes / Explanations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.4.1 syngo service software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.4.2 Hardware Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.4.3 Adjustments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1.4.4 Explanation of Functions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1.5 Conventions and Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
2 Configuration 30
2.1 Performing customer-specific adjustments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

2.2 Button Assignment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2.2.1 Button Assignment Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
2.2.2 Removing a Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
2.2.3 Accepting a new Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
2.3 Changing Layout Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
2.4 Changing the Layout (display/composition, e.g. size/location of an input) . 41
2.5 Changing the Display of an Input . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
2.5.1 With VC21A / VC21B without Patch 2 System Software . . . . . . . . 46
2.5.2 With VC21B System SW with Patch 2 / VD10x / VD11x: . . . . . . . . 48
2.6 System Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
2.6.1 System Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
2.6.2 Bypass Module Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
2.6.3 Downscaler / Splitter Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
2.7 Power Save Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
3 Adjustment 56
3.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

3.1.1 Additional Note regarding the SMFit Test Meter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56
3.2 Checking / Adjusting Brightness / Contrast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.2.1 Check. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
3.2.2 Adjusting Brightness / Contrast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67
3.3 Changing the LUT Curve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
3.4 Checking Luminance Uniformity (Brightness Distribution). . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
3.4.1 Checking Luminance Uniformity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
4 Final Work Steps / Appendix 88
4.1 Final Work Steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88
5 Appendix 89
5.1 IVUS Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89
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5.2 Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

5.3 Cleaning Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 94
5.4 Configuring Voice Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
5.5 Default Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 99
5.6 Auto Detection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
5.7 SMFit Measurement Instrument (Problem Solutions). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105
6 Changes from the previous Version 107
7 List of Hazard IDs 108

General Information 1 5
1.1 Safety information
 The safety information in the customer's Operator Manual must be observed for all activ‐
ities on the system.

6 1 General Information
1.2 Notes
 All images, etc. are examples only, and may differ based on the model or configuration.

1.3 Measuring Equipment and Aids

SMFit test instrument to measure luminance.
To order, see the Spare Parts Catalog.
If there are problems with the 0 adjustment or the battery, see ( SMFit Measurement
Instrument (Problem Solutions) / Page 105).
Operation:
Tab. 1 Operation
Fig. 1: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 3
n After it is switched on, a self-adjust‐

ment takes place.
During this time, the measurement
instrument must be placed on a mat
as shown on the right, so that the
measurement input is darkened!

n Self-adjustment:
While the display is - 0 -, see the illus‐
tration, the measurement instrument
must be on a mat (darkening of the
measurement input)!
(1) Self-adjustment running
n Switch on by pressing the On/Off but‐ Fig. 3: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 1
ton, see Pos. 1.
n When the self-adjustment is finished,
a measurement value and the mode
are displayed, see Pos. 3.
n The test instrument must be set to di‐
rect measurement (mode "D") for the
monitor adjustment.
Set the mode, see Pos. 3, by briefly
pressing the On/Off switch, see Pos.
1.
A = Remote measurement (DIN)
D = Direct measurement (adjustment)
n The current measurement value can
be saved by pressing the "run stop"
(1) On/Off switch <=> toggle switch
button, see Pos. 2 (so that it can be (2) Switch to hold measurement value
read more easily). Pressing the button (3) Mode indicator
again causes the currently measured (4) Measurement value
value to be displayed again.

1.4 Technical Notes / Explanations
1.4.1 syngo service software

The Large Display service software is part of syngo service software. All adjustments / con‐
figurations / updates are performed here.
1.4.1.1 Multi Display Manager Inputs

Each MDM input is defined and set, including frames and names.
The buttons are defined that are provided to the customer as selection buttons (which in‐
put is displayed where / how on the display) via the ECC (12 buttons on 3 levels).
1.4.1.2 Transmission Path: DSC 5608-DC/DSC 6012-DC Large Display <--> Multi Display Man‐
ager
Each dual-line DVI-D output is converted by a converter and is led to the display via two
network cables.
A total of 4 network cables are required for "Video transfer".
Two network cables are led to a converter at the display input; this converts the transfer‐
red signals again to DVI-D signals
Depending on the system software and / or the ordered option, a bypass module is in the
transmission path and it is possible that a splitter/downscaler is installed.
Bypass module:
Beginning with system software VC21x, a separate bypass display is not included in the
shipment; instead, a bypass module is installed in the LDC container. In the bypass mode,
the bypass module receives the analog bypass signal from the RTC; this is overlaid as an
overlay to the Large Display signa through the bypass box at the top left and bottom
right.
Splitter / Downscaler:
With system software VC14x, the splitter / downscaler can be used only as a downscaler;
the software can still manage 2 Large Displays. The downscaler sends out a full HD
(1920x1080) signal to a DVI-D socket.
Beginning with system softwarae VC21x, two Large Displays and/or the downscaler can
be used.
1.4.1.3 LDC (Large Display Container)

The MDM is installed in the Container; all video cables are led into the Container, pro‐
cessed in the Multi-Display Manager and led to the display via 4 network cables.
Converters are installed near sources (e.g. customer PC) for the conversion of “analog”
video signals to DVI-D signals; in this case, the required 4 kV isolation is achieved by trans‐
ferring via fiber optic cables from the converter to the MDM input.
However up to a max. of 5 analog MDM inputs can also be used; in this case, an optical
isolation amplifier is required for 4 kV isolation.

A zero cross power distribution (0 continuity switches, supply voltage is switched in 0 op‐
eration) with x mains sockets for supply from MDM / converter / OTVs.
1.4.2 Hardware Components

The Large Display (LD) option is comprised of the following "individual assemblies":
n Large Display
- DSC 5608-DC
is a 56" color display with 8 MPixels
- DSC6012-DC
Is a 60” color display (LED backlight) with 8 MPixels
The Large Display optically displays the signal.
Depending on the model, it is a 56" or a 60" TFT monitor with controlled backlight.
It is monitored by the MDM by means of the SMFit (SW).
n MDM (Multi-Display Manager)
Depending on the part number, the MDM is a computer with many different video in‐
puts.
Depending on the system software, different HW versions are used. As a rule, "newer"
HW versions are not backwards-compatible (system software).
Tab. 2
System Soft‐ MDM Hardware MDM HW

ware shipped supported by the system software
VC14 x 10410742 10410742
10520200 10520200
max. 24 inputs
10520200 10410742 (no Curve Shrink Alg. SW as in VC14)
10502048 *1 10520200
max. 24 inputs 10502048
VC21x 10502389 10502389
VD10x 10501973 *1 10502973
VD11x max. 18 inputs
10502388 10502388
10501972 *1 10501972
max. 9 inputs
*1
New graphics cards are used that require additional hardware to convert the display
port to DVI-D.

n Additional Components in the LDC (Large Display Container)

OTV:
Depending on the application, one or move OTVs can be installed in the LDC for opti‐
cal separation of the video inputs.
Bypass box:
Fig. 4: Bypass module installation location
(1) Depending on the system cabling, copper DVI-D cables can also be connected here.
Beginning with system SW VC21, the bypass function no longer takes place using an
additional 19" B/W monitor (as a rule, this was installed on the back of the Large Dis‐
play).
The bypass image (from the RTC) is displayed as an overlay to the original image via
the bypass box (in the LD Container) at the top left and bottom right on the Large Dis‐
play.
Fig. 5: Bypass display on LD system SW VC20 and higher

Downscaler / Splitter
Fig. 6: Splitter / Downscaler installation location
(1) Splitter / Downscaler

The downscaler / splitter generally has 2 functions:

- Downscaler, it makes a full HD output signal of the Large Display available
(1920x1080 via DVI-D) (same image content).
- Splitter: splits the video signal coming from the MDM to two Large Displays (same
image content).
- Video Streamer Box, beginning with system softwae VD11x, the Video Streamer Box
can be used for image transmission via the network (Full HD signal).
Overview of the general Cabling, depending on the application:
Fig. 7: VC14x - VD11x cabling of the LD components for the particular system software
The different cabling can be traced back to the following:

- No Splitter / Downscaler in the System:
The MDM output goes to the bypass module > the bypass module output goes di‐
rectly the display.
- A splitter / downscaler in the system (full HD output), but not 2 displays connected.
With this configuration, a splitter / downscaler failure is covered, the bypass signal
appears only afterwards.

- A splitter / downscaler in the system and 2 displays are configured.

With this, a total failure of a Large Display is covered; the bypass signal is displayed
before the splitter and is displayed on both LDs. However the splitter failure here
causes a complete failure.
n DP Converter to DVI-D:
Fig. 8: DP to DVI-D adapter, installation location
WIth use of the MDM, Part Number 10502048 or 10501973 or 10501972, a DP top
DVI-D converter is required (2 of them, one for each DP output).
1.4.3 Adjustments
All adjustments/settings are performed in the Artis zee system under Local Service.
Adjustment of the display is performed using the SMFit test meter (connected to the dis‐
play) under the Local Service.
1.4.4 Explanation of Functions
1.4.4.1 Bypass Box Downscaler / Splitter

If a bypass box and /or downscaler / splitter is present, it must be configured. This is nec‐
essary to correctly assign error messages. In another words, if the configuration is incor‐
rect, error messages are sent out incorrectly.
Prerequisite for correct function is correct system cabling, see ( Fig. 7 Page 13).
Configuration is different, depending on the system SW:
System SW VC14x, no configuration possible; “only” one LD was supported and there
was no bypass box.
With System SW VC21A, see ( System SW VC21A System Configuration / Page 15).

Beginning with system SW VC21B / VD10D / VD11, see ( VC21 / VD10 / VD11 System
SW: System Configuration. / Page 16).
Beginning with system SW VC21x, a bypass box is always included in the shipment (new
shipments, beginning with VC21x); for upgrades from VC14x, a bypass box is not config‐
 ured.
A downscaler / splitter is an option that can be ordered; depending on the order / up‐
grade, a downscaler / splitter is / can be configured.
1.4.4.2 System SW VC21A System Configuration

System SW VC21A, Configuration of the Downscaler/Splitter and/or Bypass Box
1. Configuration is performed under:
Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > MDM(Large Display) > Input Set‐
up > System Configuration, see ( 1/Fig. 9 Page 16).

2. If a downscaler/splitter is configured, “DLSx2 with address 0 connected .....” must be

marked, see ( 2/Fig. 9 Page 16).
If a bypass box is configured, "Bypass Module present:" must be marked, see
( 3/Fig. 9 Page 16).
Fig. 9: System configuration
(1) Opening the system configuration

(2) 1x downscaler / splitter connected
(3) Bypass module connected (VC20 standard)
(4) Apply (acceptance of the configuration)
3. Acceptance takes place with Apply, see ( 4/Fig. 9 Page 16)
4. For "permanent" acceptance, a Save must be performed using the Assignment button
following completion of the "remaining" configuration (saves the configuration data
to the IVS).
1.4.4.3 VC21 / VD10 / VD11 System SW: System Configuration.
Prerequisite for correct configuration is also correct (same) cabling of the components in
 the LDC.
For this, see ( Fig. 7 Page 13).

System SW VC21B / VD10D / VD11x, Configuration of the Downscaler/Splitter and/or

Bypass Box
1. Note:
If there is a “problem” in the system that puts the system into Bypass, this is displayed
with the following message when "MDM (Large Display)" is selected, see
( Fig. 10 Page 17).
The message can be closed with OK; it is intended to make you aware that the bypass
image will be displayed as an overlay in the Bypass mode and consequently a bright‐
ness adjustment, for example, is not possible.
If an image is required without bypass, the cause for the system Bypass mode must
first be corrected.
Fig. 10: Bypass warning
2. Configuration is performed under: Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components >
MDM (Large Display) > Service, see ( 1/Fig. 11 Page 17).
Fig. 11: Starting Service
(1) Service

3. Select the System Configuration function in the “Service” tab card, see
( 3/Fig. 12 Page 18).
Fig. 12: Service tab card
4. All system dependencies (e.g. bypass box and/or splitter) are configured under System
Configuration, see ( 3/Fig. 12 Page 18).
Important: Incorrect system configuration will cause "incorrect" error entries.
Fig. 13: System Configuration tab card
1
2
(1) Scroll-down menu for selection of the system configuration

(2) Not used in VD10
(3) Save

Selection of whether and of which additional components are in the system takes
place using the Scroll Down menu, see ( 1/Fig. 14 Page 19).
For an explanation and a procedure for the configuration, see below.
Fig. 14: System Configuration Selection tab card
(1) Scroll-down Selection menu
- If 1x Large Display and 1x bypass module are configured in the system => per‐
form the configuration using the Scroll Down menus, see ( 1/Fig. 15 Page 19).
Following configuration, exit the System Configuration tab card with Save, see
( 2/Fig. 15 Page 19)
(1) Scroll down the menu to Selection of the System Configuration

(2) Save
- If 2x Large Displays and 1x bypass module and 1x splitter are configured in the
system => perform the configuration using the Scroll Down menus, see
( 1/Fig. 16 Page 19).
( 3/Fig. 13 Page 18)
Fig. 16: System Configuration, 2 LDs + Bypass module + Splitter
(1) 2x LD + Bypass module + Splitter

- If 1x Large Display, 1x bypass module and 1x splitter are configured in the sys‐
tem => perform the configuration using the Scroll Down menus, see
( 1/Fig. 17 Page 20).
Note: This configuration is possible only if the customer uses the splitter as a
downscaler to obtain a full HD signal.
( 3/Fig. 13 Page 18)
Fig. 17: System Configuration, 1 LD + Bypass module + Splitter
(1) 1x LD + Bypass module + Splitter
- If 1x Large Display, no bypass module and no splitter are configured in the sys‐
tem => perform the configuration using the Scroll Down menus, see
( 1, 2/Fig. 13 Page 18).
This "situation" can occur only if a VC14 system was upgraded; a bypass module
was not yet used in this system software.
( 3/Fig. 13 Page 18)
1
2
(1) Scroll-down menu for selection of the system configuration

(2) Not used in VD10
(3) Save

- If 1x Large Display and 1x splitter are configured in the system => perform the
configuration using the Scroll Down menus, see ( 1/Fig. 19 Page 21).
This "situation" can occur only if a VC14 system was upgraded; a bypass module
was not yet used in this system software.
( 3/Fig. 18 Page 20)
Fig. 19: System Configuration, 1x LD + Splitter
(1) 1x LD + Splitter
5. For "permanent" acceptance, a Save must be performed using the Assignment button
following completion of the "remaining" configuration (saves the configuration data
to the IVS).
1.4.4.4 Service Button beginning with VC21B / VD10D / VD11x, General Information
Service Configuration under Service

1. Configuration is performed under: Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components >
MDM (Large Display) > Service, see ( 1/Fig. 20 Page 21).
Fig. 20: Starting Service
(1) Service

2. The following functions can be selected in the Service tab card, see
( Fig. 21 Page 22).

3. All MDM data (e.g. Serial Number / SW, etc.) are listed under About, see
( 1/Fig. 21 Page 22).
Fig. 22: Service, About

4. All current values (e.g. temperature/fan rpm/operating voltages, etc.) are listed under
Status, see ( 2/Fig. 21 Page 22).
Fig. 23: Service, Status

5. All system dependencies (e.g. bypass box and/or splitter) are configured under System
Configuration, see ( 3/Fig. 21 Page 22).
For correct configuration of the system configuration, see ( VC21 / VD10 / VD11 Sys‐
tem SW: System Configuration. / Page 16).
It is possible to start two tests in Tests, see ( 2/Fig. 24 Page 25).
Correct function of the test is ensured with the VC21B SW with Patch 2 as well as with
VD10D.
Fig. 24: System Configuration, Tests
(1) Only an example; for configuration, see the document

(2) Currently not used.
6. Nothing may be changed under Switch Display Arrangements, see
( 4/Fig. 21 Page 22)!!
 If a change is made, conditions can be created that do not allow an image to
be displayed on the LD or that do not allow communication with the MDM.
In a malfunction situation, only the “Default MDM Display ...” button may be selected
to reset to the values when shipped, see ( 1/Fig. 25 Page 25), start with OK, see
( 3/Fig. 25 Page 25).
The question of whether a reset is really to be performed should be answered with
“Yes”.
After the reset, the configuration must be downloaded again using Service UI > Con‐
figuration > Artis Components > MDM(Large Display) > Abort.
Fig. 25: Switch Display Arrangements, 1
1 3
2

7. The configurations under Display Settings are not used in VC21B with Patch 2 /
VD10D / VD11x, see ( 5/Fig. 21 Page 22).
The configuration under “Enter sleep mode when....” must be on “0“ so that the sleep
mode is not used, see ( 1/Fig. 26 Page 26).
If a change must be made to “0“, perform a Save following the change, see
( 2/Fig. 26 Page 26).
Fig. 26: Service, Display Settings
(1) Wait time for the Sleep Mode

(2) Save
8. At the current time, no changes may be made in Display Service, see
( 6/Fig. 21 Page 22), the “SMFit “ must be selected, see ( 1/Fig. 26 Page 26).
 If there is a change in SMFit Emulation, the system remains in bypass because
the Large Display can no longer be reached.
Fig. 27: Service, Display Settings

9. In Monitoring and Logging, see ( 7/Fig. 21 Page 22):

Different logs can be displayed, see ( 1/Fig. 28 Page 27); a reload must be per‐
formed after selecting this, see ( 2/Fig. 28 Page 27).
A second Log Viewer window can be opened under “new window”, see
( 3/Fig. 28 Page 27).
A snapshot of the current graphic card output can be generated under “Snapshot of
Display 1” (with 2 displays, 1 and 2 can be selected), see ( 4/Fig. 28 Page 27).
Note: The graphic is then displayed only "here"; it is not saved on the IVS.
The window is closed by clicking on “X“, see ( 5/Fig. 28 Page 27).
Fig. 28: Log Viewer: syslog
5
1
3 4
2
(1) Log Selection

(2) Reloading the log
(3) Additional window
(4) Snapshot
(5) Closing the window
10. Various test patterns can be selected in Test Pattern, see ( 8/Fig. 21 Page 22).
These test patterns are generated in the MDM computer and are displayed on the full
Large Display, depending on which is activated; for test patterns, see
( Fig. 29 Page 28):
TQ18OIQ Test paterns for the recently revised DIN 6868-57

Uniformity Test pattern for checking a drop in brightness.
Master Test pattern with max. white / black display as well as brightness lev‐
els.

Use a double-click to open the particular test pattern.

Fig. 29: Service, Test Pattern
The display is continuously displayed, see ( Fig. 30 Page 28).

To close the test pattern, press the Stop button.
Fig. 30: Test pattern, stop

1.5 Conventions and Abbreviations

LD Large Display
LDC Large Display Container
MDM Multi-Display Manager
ECC/TSC ECC = Examination Control Console
TSC = Touch screen controller
= two names, one operating console
SMFit Measurement device for measuring brightness and ad‐
justment of the Large Display
Layout A compilation of video signals (MDM inputs) displayed
on the large display in a defined magnitude/location/
nomenclature.
Button A selectable button on the ECC (a maximum of 12 but‐
tons is available on the ECC/TSC for display); each but‐
ton is assigned a layout.
DP Display Port (new graphics card output)

30 2 Configuration
2.1 Performing customer-specific adjustments.

Use the document ( Connecting/Configuring an additional Video In‐
put / TD00-LD1.814.01) for installation of a new (retrofit) input in the Large Display.
 The document can be found on the CB-Doc under Installation > Retrofit of Options > For
Large Display > Installation and Startup > Connecting/Configuration an additional Video
Input.
n The changes that can be performed to the ECC display or to the layout as well as the
buttons or the environmental conditions (e.g. standby) are listed below.
n Abort Button under MDM (Large Display):
 All changes that were performed under Input Setup/Layout Editor or Button Assign‐
ment and that have not yet been saved (with Save under Button Assignment) can be
rejected by selecting "Abort".
If the Abort button is pressed, the MDM reboots and the configuration data saved on
the IVS are loaded. This function is also used in a replacement part situation to load
the original configuration.
Possible changes:
n At the ECC a maximum of 12 layouts are displayed in 3 levels.
The shift / replacement of layouts, e.g. replacing the 3rd place with 5th place or com‐
pletely removing layouts and replacing them with a new layout consisting of existing
(predefined) ones, is described below:
 ( Button Assignment / Page 32).
n Change the name of a layout (visible on the ECC, e.g. Neuro1) to “another” name (e.g.
Dr. Xxxx or ....), is described below:
 ( Changing Layout Names / Page 39).
n Change a layout.
Selected inputs are displayed in defined values at the display. The position / value of
these inputs to be changed (only for this one layout) and possibly also to be saved
with a new name, is described below:
 ( Changing the Layout (display/composition, e.g. size/location of an in‐
put) / Page 41).
n Change the screen name (name of the input).
Do not change Life/Assist/Reference/Sensis. If necessary, only with additional inputs.
 ( Changing the Display of an Input / Page 46).
n Perform the adaptations for the power save mode:
 ( Power Save Mode / Page 55).

Configuration 2 31
n Special case: Perform the voice control configuration:

 ( Configuring Voice Control / Page 97).

32 2 Configuration
2.2 Button Assignment
 Default layout; for an explanation, see ( Default Layout / Page 99).
2.2.1 Button Assignment Contents

General information regarding the button assignment:
Beginning with VC21B / VD10D / VD11, there is an additional possible selection under But‐
ton Assignment, “Logical Output!, see ( Fig. 31 Page 32).
This may not and can not be changed, because only "Display 1" is assigned as a selection.
Fig. 31: Additional logical output beginning with VC21B / VD10D

Configuration 2 33
Fig. 32: Button Assignment, description
6
8
9
7
2 3
1
(1) Button Assignment, selection

(2) Save
(3) Cancel
(4) Layout Name
(5) 1st ECC user interface
(6) 2nd ECC user interface
(7) 3rd ECC user interface
(8) Assigned ECC button (name visible)
(9) Unassigned ECC button (button xx)
2.2.1.1 Layout Name
NEW beginning with VC21B / VD10D / VD11x:
 The name of a button can be changed directly under Button Assignment, e.g. from De‐
fault xx to Professor xxxx.
The listing of all currently available layouts can be found here, see ( 4/Fig. 32 Page 33)
A maximum of 12 can be displayed on the ECC, see ( 5, 6, 7/Fig. 32 Page 33).
2.2.1.2 ECC Interfaces

Three possible interfaces can be displayed on the ECC.
Item ( 5, 6, 7/Fig. 32 Page 33).

34 2 Configuration
All 12 assignable buttons are visible; when assigned, the layout name is highlighted, see.
2.2.1.3 Button Name

If a button is designated with a name, it is present on the ECC and can be selected; see
( 8/Fig. 32 Page 33).
If a button is designated as "Button", it is not assigned and is also not displayed on the
ECC, see ( 9/Fig. 32 Page 33).
2.2.2 Removing a Layout
Layout 1 is automatically assigned with the default layout on the ECC.

The default layout is defined in the Layout Editor; it appears in the Layout selection with
 an * (asterisk) after the name. Depending on the system software, defined inputs must
be present in the default layout as well as in all other layouts; for this, see ( Allocation
of the Required Inputs for the Layout / Page 92).
Description as to how a layout is removed from the ECC display:
Fig. 33: Removing the button from the ECC selection
1. Select the layout to be removed with the mouse, hold the left mouse key pressed and
pull the layout out of the area to the right and then release the mouse button.
 The name of the layout (display location on the ECC) changes to "Button 1 -12"
(depending on the position of the button).
 The original layout name is visible in the selection under “Layout Pool”, see
( 4/Fig. 32 Page 33).
2.2.3 Accepting a new Layout

Accepting a new layout into the ECC selection:
1. Select the particular layout under Layout Selection (Layout Name) with the left mouse
button held down.

Configuration 2 35
2. Drag the layout into the particular ECC area with the mouse and then release the but‐
ton.
 The new layout appears at the desired location.
3. Select Save, see ( 2/Fig. 32 Page 33).
4. Select > OK.
Depending on the software, an MDM reset is performed if an Artis zee Cockpit is connec‐
ted; a reset of the computer is also performed on it.
 If this is the case and configuration is performed on the WP of the Artis zee Cockpit mon‐
itor, wait for the restart and then reactivate the WP input (double-click). Afterwards, you
can continue to work "normally".
- VC21A / VC21B without Patch 2 System SW

An "incorrect" layout composition is saved without information, etc.
In a malfunction situation, the system remains in the bypass; the cause is "only"
displayed in the log.
- VC21B System SW with Patch 2 / VD10D / VD11x:
If a layout composition does not match the specifications, this is displayed, see
( Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Layout / Page 92)
Confirm the two messages with OK, see ( Fig. 34 Page 35).
NOTE: The "incorrect" layouts are not only saved in the MDM, they are also saved
on the IVS (C:\AXIOM\WSD\Backup). This means that the previous configuration
cannot be restored with Abort. There is also no update of the ECC; in other words,
different layout configurations than those saved in the MDM are displayed on the
ECC.
The "errors" must be corrected and save must be repeated until no error message
is displayed after the save.
VC21 / VD10 System Software
Fig. 34: Button Assignment with Errors in one (several) Layout(s)
VD11 System Software:
Fig. 35: VD11 System SW: Button Assignment with Errors in one (several) Layout(s)

36 2 Configuration
- VD11 System SW:

Beginning with the VD11x system software, a check for "correctness" is performed
in the Layout Editor when the layouts are saved.
For this, see ( Changing the Layout (display/composition, e.g. size/location of an
input) / Page 41).
The check with Button Assignment > Save (check by the WCU) also takes place.
5. Select > Next.
- Do not change the “ Configuration of.... “ window, see ( Fig. 36 Page 36).
Fig. 36: "Configuration of ...." window
6. Select > Save.

 The ECC is updated.
 "Saving" is displayed in the status line (below).
7. Wait until "ready" is displayed.
8. Select > Exit.
9. Select > Finish
10. > Select Home.

Configuration 2 37
11. > Select OK (application restart).

The application restart is necessary so that the layout change is also accepted when
the application interface is started (selection of Layout Selection in Allocation, see
( 1/Fig. 37 Page 37)).
Fig. 37: Layout selection using the Application interface
(1) Button to open Layout Selection
ECC/TSC Check:
1. For selection of the Layout Selection on the ECC/TSC, see ( 1/Fig. 38 Page 37).
Fig. 38: TSC (ECC) Selection tab card, LD Fig. 39: LD ECC layout selection
1
1
2
(1) Maximum of 12 (1 - 12) selectable layouts

(2) Changing the levels; 3 levels, each with max. of
(1) LD button 4 layouts
(3) Ending layout selection
 The "new" layout must be visible and selectable at the defined location (name
and input division).
This layout must be displayed on the monitor as defined when selected.

38 2 Configuration
2. The change (name change and / or layout change) is complete.

Configuration 2 39
2.3 Changing Layout Names

Performing a Name Change or several selectable Layouts (no change of the contents)
Changing a Layout Name:
1. Open the syngo service software.
2. Open Layout Editor: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Button Assign‐
ment.
3. "Select" the layout to be changed with the mouse and open it with the right mouse
button, see ( 1/Fig. 40 Page 39).
Fig. 40: Layout name change under the Assignment button
4
3
(1) Layout to be changed

(2) New name
(3) Save (name change)
(4) Save (acceptance of the name change)
4. Enter the new name under “Save a copy of this layout under a new name:”, see
( 2/Fig. 40 Page 39).
5. Save the new name with “Save”, see ( 3/Fig. 40 Page 39).
If necessary, the layout can be worked with under the new name, but also under the
"old" one; it remains in the Layout Editor and can be selected.

40 2 Configuration
6. The chapter ( Button Assignment / Page 32) must be fully performed.

Configuration 2 41
2.4 Changing the Layout (display/composition, e.g. size/loca‐

tion of an input)
n Beginning with VD10D, there is a risk of "laying" inputs over one another in the Lay‐
out Editor. This can be seen on the LD with “Overlay"; this is not monitored by the SW
and it must be ensured manually that it does not happen, see
( 1/Fig. 42 Page 42).
n NEW beginning with VC21x / VD10x / VD11x:

The size of an input can be changed under Cache (currently unused inputs). Open
the required input with a double-click, change the size / cropping, then drag the in‐
put into the selected layout.
The exception is the MDM with Part Number 10410742: With this model, regardless
of the system SW, the area in the layout must always be free to drag an input into
the layout.
n Depending on the system software, defined layouts must be present in the default
 layout and in "other" layouts.

If these input are missing, depending on the system software version:
VC21B (Patch 6) / VD10:
error messages are generated when saving in Button Assignment > Save; for a listing
of the required inputs, see ( Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Lay‐
out / Page 92).
VD11:
The layout check for content of the specified inputs takes place during saving of the
particular layouts in Layout Editor > Save ......! The check in Button Assignment >
Save is also retained.
An incorrect layout will prevent saving in the Layout Editor, the message is displayed,
see ( Fig. 41 Page 42).
Only one missing input is always displayed; if several are missing, the next missing
one is displayed with the second /. third Save.... attempt.
For an explanation of a default layout, see ( Default Layout / Page 99).

42 2 Configuration
Fig. 41: System SW VD11x_Layout Check during Save....
Fig. 42: System SW VD10D overlay error
(1) Overlay => Layout Editor / ECC / Large Display
Changing the size of an Input in the cache or directly from the layout:

Configuration 2 43
Fig. 43: Processing the layout under Cache
11
10
5 4 6 7 8
(1) Opening the layout with a double-click

(2) The position cannot be changed under Cache
(3) Apply (acceptance of the changes)
(4) Pull-down menu
(5) Layout cache
(6) Save layout
(7) Save as..
(8) Save as default layout
(9) Processing window
(10) Stand Message Line and System Message Line
(11) Cropping
Notes/Procedure for Processing Layouts:

1. Open the syngo service software.
2. Open Layout Editor: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Layout Editor
3. Open Layout Selection, see ( 4/Fig. 43 Page 43).
4. To select Layout to be changed, see ( 5/Fig. 43 Page 43)
The system allows only changes that are also possible in the layout. Any size / position
 that cannot be displayed in this layout, cannot be selected; overlaps are also automati‐
cally prevented.

44 2 Configuration
5. Double-click on the To be changed window, see ( 1/Fig. 43 Page 43).

 A new window opens (requires some time), see ( 9/Fig. 43 Page 43).
6. Modifying the layout:
If a change is to be made by directly entering a number, after entering the number, the
mouse must be clicked in the window outside of the numeral entry to accept the value.
If a change is to be made using the arrow keys (stepwise change), make sure that you do
not press an arrow key longer than approx. 1 sec. If the selection is longer, the connec‐
tion can be interrupted and all steps will have to be worked through again individually.
 Possibility:
When the "Shift key and the left mouse button" are pressed on the particular arrow key,
the value is changed to 10 digits; the size may not be changed this way continuously,
but step by step. By doing this, the IE will not crash.
If the maximum magnification is reached (normally 2x the input size), the message
"overflow type 1" appears.
- Changing the size:

Changing the size, H or V always automatically results in correct H:V display; in
other words, if H is changed, V automatically changes to the correct H:V display.
- Changing the position:
The position of the display can be changed only if the input was openeding in the
corresponding layout. If it was opened in "Cache" (above), a position cannot be
changed.
H and/or V can be changed under Position, see ( 2/Fig. 43 Page 43). It is also pos‐
sible to move the window with the mouse (select the left mouse button, hold it
and make the move).
- Cropping the window:

The display can be cropped (top/bottom/right/left) under Cropping, see
( 11/Fig. 43 Page 43).
 Never crop a Live X-ray image!
7. Close the window by selecting "Apply".

8. Save the modified layout:
- With the VC21 / VD10 System Software:
Beginning with system software VD11, specification of which input must be present
in which layout must already be met in the Layout Editor.
 If the specification is not met, the layout cannot be saved.

For the specifications, see: ( Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Lay‐
out / Page 92)
- with “ < Save Layout “ the changed layout is saved under the same name, only
with the performed change.

Configuration 2 45
- Or save with a new layout name with “< Save Layout as ...“, see
( 7/Fig. 43 Page 43).
When this is done, the "original" layout will be kept and can be used.
- With “ < Save as default Layout “ the layout is saved as the default layout, mean‐
ing that it is the first selectable layout which all X-ray image inputs must display.
This saving option is only selected if it is absolutely necessary.
- With " Delete ", the currently selected layout is deleted.
9. Following the change, the chapter ( Button Assignment / Page 32) must be per‐
formed completely.
This is necessary so that the changes are transferred to the ECC.
 The chapter ( Button Assignment / Page 32) must be performed completely.

46 2 Configuration
2.5 Changing the Display of an Input
2.5.1 With VC21A / VC21B without Patch 2 System Software
n The (every) input is assigned to the currently selected layout (visible on the display).
This means that a change under Input Setup has a direct effect on this layout!
If an input should/must be changed in any way, e.g. the name, this can only be done
as follows:
 Take the input to be hanged from all layouts used in the Layout Editor, make
the change under Input Setup, reinsert the input into all layouts used under
Layout Editor.
 n Beginning with system SW VD10x, rules must be observed with the use of IVUS un‐
der Input Setup as well as with the layout assignment (IVUS layout); for this, see
( IVUS Configuration / Page 89).
n The "Voice Control" function takes on special significance for configuration; for this,
see ( Configuring Voice Control / Page 97).
n Beginning with system SW VC21x, an input with Screen 2 can be displayed in the
same layout with a different size. Example: Assist input is displayed completely
"small" and the Assist is also displayed "larger" in the same layout in the data area
(cropping).
To reconnect a input and completely reconfigure it, see ( Connecting/Configuring an ad‐

ditional Video Input / TD00-LD1.814.01).

Configuration 2 47
Some settings can be performed with the listed consequences:

1. Changing the input name (screen name):
Fig. 44: Input Setup 1 beginning with VC20
1
3
(1) Selecting the corresponding input

(2) Opening the pull-down list
(3) List of pre-assigned names
a) Open Input Setup: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Input Setup.
b) Select the input to be changed, see ( 1/Fig. 44 Page 47) as an example.
c) Open the drop-down list, see ( 2/Fig. 44 Page 47).
d) Change options:
- The new name is accepted by selecting "Name".
- A "separate" name can also be assigned:
"Click" in the name box with the mouse and write the new name in the "Screen
Name" box, see ( 2/Fig. 44 Page 47).
 Accept the change with > Apply.
C 2.
Do not change the following listed parameters!
 If a change is made, these inputs are deleted from the layouts in which they
are used. All layouts must be checked and, if needed, corrected again.
- Seg. header enabled
- Border enabled

48 2 Configuration
- Border with
- Size
- Crop:
3. The chapter ( Button Assignment / Page 32) must be performed after the change.
This is necessary so that the changes are transferred to the ECC.
2.5.2 With VC21B System SW with Patch 2 / VD10x / VD11x:
n The (every) input is assigned to the currently selected layout (visible on the display).
This means that a change under Input Setup has a direct effect on this layout!
If an input is to be/must be changed in any way, e.g. the name, this can only be done
as follows:
 Take the input to be changed from all layouts used in the Layout Editor, make
the change under Input Setup, reinsert the input into all layouts used under
Layout Editor.
 n Beginning with system SW VD10x, rules must be observed with the use of IVUS un‐
der Input Setup as well as with the layout assignment (IVUS layout); for this, see
( IVUS Configuration / Page 89).
n The "Voice Control" function takes on special significance for configuration; for this,
see ( Configuring Voice Control / Page 97).
n Beginning with system SW VC21x, an input with Screen 2 can be displayed in the
same layout with a different size. Example: Assist input is displayed completely
"small" and the Assist is also displayed "larger" in the same layout in the data area
(cropping).
To reconnect and completely reconfigure a input, see ( Connecting/Configuring an addi‐

tional Video Input / TD00-LD1.814.01).

Configuration 2 49
Some settings can be performed with the listed consequences:

1. Changing the Input Name (screen name), Name in the Segment Header:
Fig. 45: Input setup beginning with VC21B, including Patch 2 or VD10D
2
3
(1) Selecting the particular input

(2) Pull-down list of screen names
(3) Alias name for the screen name
(4) Color for the segment header
a) Open Input Setup: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Input Setup.
b) Select the input to be changed, see ( 1/Fig. 45 Page 49) as an example.
c) Open the drop-down list, see ( 2/Fig. 45 Page 49).
d) Change options:
- Inputs: Live (A/B) and Assist (A/B) and if present Workplace (A) and IVUS, must
be accepted with the name from the drop-down list, because they are moni‐
tored by the SW.
- However an alias name (visible name in the segment header) can also be as‐
signed under Screen Alias for these inputs, see ( 3/Fig. 45 Page 49). This alias
name is then the visible name in the segment header; the screen name is used
internally for SW monitoring.
 If an Artis zee Cockpit is configured, pay attention to name conformity to avoid mis‐
understandings!
 Accept the change with > Apply.

50 2 Configuration
2. For Border Color or Color of the Segment Header, see ( 4/Fig. 45 Page 49):
A color selection is opened by double-clicking on the color display; the color of the
segment header can be changed by selecting a color.
The color of the plane assignment, e.g. Live (A/B), Assist (A/B), should not be changed; if

this is done, misunderstanding can occur. If an Artis zee Cockpit is confiugred, the colors
of the inputs, which are also displayed on the Artis zee Cockpit, should not be changed.
Reason: Changing the color of the screen header on the Artis zee Cockpit is not possible.
C 3.
Do not change the following listed parameters!
 If a change is made, these inputs are deleted from the layouts in which they
are used. All layouts must be checked and, if needed, corrected again.
- Seg. header enabled
- Border enabled
- Border with
4. The chapter ( Button Assignment / Page 32) must be performed after the change.
- This is necessary so that the changes are transferred to the ECC.

Configuration 2 51
2.6 System Configuration
2.6.1 System Configuration
Beginning with system SW VC21, a configured bypass module and/or splitter/downscaler

must be configured.
 This is necessary to correctly allocate the error messages to this component.

Note: New system shipments beginning with VC21x must always be shipped with a by‐
pass module; upgrades from VC14x are always operated without a bypass module.
2.6.1.1 With System SW VC21A
Fig. 46: System configuration
(1) Opening the system configuration

(2) 1x downscaler / splitter connected
(3) Bypass module connected (VC20 standard)
(4) Apply (acceptance of the configuration)
System SW VC21A System Configuration

1. Open Input Setup: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Input Setup > Sys‐
tem Configuration, see ( 1/Fig. 46 Page 51).

52 2 Configuration
2. Bypass Module present:

- If a bypass module is configured: > Set a checkmark, see ( 3/Fig. 46 Page 51).
- If a bypass module is not configured > do not set a checkmark.
3. DLSx2 with address 0 connected to Graphic Board 1 present:
- If a splitter/downscaler is configured > set a checkmark, see ( 2/Fig. 46 Page 51)
- If a splitter/downscaler is not configured > do not set a checkmark.
4. DLS with address 1....
With both selection options, do not set a checkmark.
5. Accept with Apply, see ( 4/Fig. 46 Page 51).
6. Note: A change of the configuration requires saving under Button Assignment >
Save .... prior to exiting the MDM configuration.
2.6.1.2 With system SW VC21B / VD10x / VD11x:

System SW VC21B / VD10D System Configuration
1. Open Input Setup: Artis Components > MDM (Large Display) > Service > System
Configuration, see ( Fig. 47 Page 52).
2. For the correct configuration, see ( VC21 / VD10 / VD11 System SW: System Configu‐
ration. / Page 16)

Configuration 2 53
3. Note: A change of the configuration requires saving under Button Assignment >
Save .... prior to exiting the MDM configuration.
2.6.2 Bypass Module Configuration

Performing Configuration of the Bypass Module:
1. An additional configuration switch is located on the bypass module.
 The switch is set when it is shipped. If the bypass change functions, no check needs to
be performed.
If the configuration is incorrect, the bypass module does not switch into the bypass
mode.
“For the Mode” switch, see ( Fig. 48 Page 53):
1 on ON
2 on ON
Fig. 48: Bypass module in the LDC Container
1
2
(1) LDC Container (opened, top insert compartment)

(2) Bypass module switch
(3) Bypass module installed and in service

54 2 Configuration
2.6.3 Downscaler / Splitter Configuration
A configuration, whether or not a downscaler / splitter is present, must always be per‐

formed; the configuration is different between VC21x and VD10x/VD11x.
 For this, see( Explanation of Functions / Page 14).
This is necessary to correctly allocate the error messages to this component.
Performing the Downscaler / Splitter Configuration:

1. The configuration is different in system software VC21 (without Patch 6) and VC21
with Patch 6 or VD10x/VD11x; for configuration, see ( Bypass Box Downscaler / Split‐
ter / Page 14).
2. An additional configuration switch is located on the downscaler/splitter.
If the configuration is incorrect, the function of the downscaler / splitter is not ensur‐
ed. This can cause a failure of the MDM.
- Addr.: Switch
Set to “ 0“, see( 3/Fig. 49 Page 54).
Fig. 49: Downscaler / splitter configuration
3
1
(1) LD Container
(2) Downscaler / splitter
(3) Switch address

Configuration 2 55
2.7 Power Save Mode

If not needed, the display can be put into a power save mode; the mode or the definition
of when, can be configured as follows.
The power save mode is active (if activated) when there is no patient present and there
is not activity on the system.
 To recognize this, the green status LED on the display remains on (top right on the
frame).
The power save mode is deactivated by a unit movement or by pressing the displayed
button using the TSC (ECC).
Depending on the SW, a restart may be required to activate the function (change).
Configuration of the Power Save Mode:

1. Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > WCU (Large Display)
2. The Power Save mode is activated with enabled, see ( 1/Fig. 50 Page 55).
3. The "Wait time in minutes" until the mode is active is specified with minimum time to
wait, see ( 2/Fig. 50 Page 55).
Fig. 50: WCU configuration
(1) Selection/change enabled / disabled

(2) Time setting, if enabled
(3) Acceptance of a change OK
4. The changes are accepted with OK.

56 3 Adjustment
3.1 General Information
3.1.1 Additional Note regarding the SMFit Test Meter

To perform the adjustment, an SMFit measuring instrument (see SPC) as well as the serv‐
ice cable and adapter in the SMFit case are required, see ( Fig. 51 Page 56).
Fig. 51: Required measuring equipment
1 2
3
(1) SMFit measurement instrument:

(2) Darkening overlay
(3) Adapter cable
(4) Adapter connector
C SMFit measuring instrument cases with "incorrect" adapters are in circulation.

The “incorrect” adapter can be recognized by its “knurled screws”, see
( 3/Fig. 52 Page 57) .
SMFit measuring instruments must be calibrated every 2 years. The adapter is checked at
the calibration station and is replaced if incorrect. In this way, incorrect adapters can be
taken out of circulation; the note has been retained to be certain of this.

Adjustment 3 57
Fig. 52: Adapter connector SMFit measuring instrument
1 2
(1) Correct connector

(2) Incorrect connector
(3) Knurled screws

58 3 Adjustment
3.2 Checking / Adjusting Brightness / Contrast

System SW VC21A; beginning with VC21B, the "effect" has been corrected:
If a "stand message line" or a change in the message is sent during selection of the SMFit
(test image or adjustment), only the stand message line will appear on the display.
A reset to the test image is possible only by closing the SMFit with "Logout" and restart‐
ing the selection.
Monoplane system:
 During the SMFit function, open the door to the examination room and leave it open; in
this way, Door Open is displayed and the display does not move. It is possible to work
with SMFit.
Biplane system:
With a biplane system, the network connector on the RTC must be unplugged. This way,
no messages will be displayed on the LD. Unfortunately, opening the door is not suffi‐
cient with biplane. IMPORTANT: after completing SMFit, reconnect the network connec‐
tor and check to ensure that a message is displayed on the LD.
n Beginning with system SW VC21x, two Large Displays can be connected using a
downscaler/splitter.
When making display adjustments, it is absolutely necessary to ensure that the cor‐
rect display is selected.
To check which display is active or how to make the change, see the following de‐
 n
scription.
If the remeasurement tolerances (in the subsequent test) are met, an adjustment
does not need to be performed.
n If a "protective glass" (additional Plexiglas panel) is in use, it has to be removed be‐
fore a measurement or adjustment.
n Follow the information regarding service software restrictions under ( syngo service
software / Page 9).
3.2.1 Check
1. Open the syngo service software, see ( Fig. 53 Page 59).

Adjustment 3 59
2. Selection: Artis Components > SMFit (Large Display), see( Fig. 54 Page 59).
Fig. 53: Selecting the service software Fig. 54: Selecting the SMFit
(1) SMFit (Large Display)
3. Select the arrow that points to the right, see ( 1/Fig. 55 Page 59).
Fig. 55: Selecting SMFit 1
(1) Continue with arrow

60 3 Adjustment
4. Two Displays in a System:
a) By making the selection (blink monitor, see ( 1/Fig. 56 Page 60)), the bright‐
ness of the entire currently active display is reduced in its timing so that the selec‐
ted / active display blinks (approx. 2x/sec.).
Fig. 56: Display of the active LD display
2 3 1
(1) Display of the currently selected display (blinking)

(2) Active display
(3) Pull-down menu
b) If the wrong display is connected, the display can be switched in the pull-down
menu (Selected Monitor:), see ( 2/Fig. 57 Page 60), see ( 1/Fig. 57 Page 60).
Fig. 57: Display change using the pull-down menu
(1) Available displays, change using Selection

(2) Pull-down menu
1B.OMB - SCD 56800 means Master Display (the M in OMB).

1B.OMB - SCD 56800 means Secondary Display (the S in OMB).
c) Repeat the blink test per Step 1 so that the correct display must now blink.
5. Select Quality Management > Calibration, see ( 1, 2/Fig. 58 Page 61).

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6. The Gamma model selected under "Enabled" is the active one, see
( 3/Fig. 58 Page 61).
Note/record the value of this active Gamma model under LumMin (0.45cd/m² or xxx
cd/m² natural), see ( 7/Fig. 58 Page 61). The follow-up measurement value in black
depends on this information.
Fig. 58: Adjustment 1
1
7
2
6 5
(1) Select "Quality Management"

(2) Select "Calibration"
(3) Select the "DICOM14" and "LC" curves
(4) Select saving the measurement values
(5) Select the "gray levels" for the measurement
(6) Next button
(7) LumMin
7. Select Service > Test Pattern > General Purpose, see ( 1, 2, 3/Fig. 59 Page 62).

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8. Select the “Square 100%/20%” test image, see ( 4/Fig. 59 Page 62).
Fig. 59: Check of Brightness/Contrast
1
2
3
4
(1) Selecting "Service"

(2) Selecting "Test Pattern"
(3) Selecting "General Purpose"
9. Use the SMFit measuring instrument to measure the white value (center of LD image),
see ( 1, 2/Fig. 60 Page 62).
Fig. 60: Aligning the measurement instrument on the

test image
(1) Reading the measurement value

(2) Test image in the center of the screen
 A value of 300cd/m² +/- 30 cd/m² must be measurable.

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a) If the measurement value is out of tolerance, continue with ( Adjusting Bright‐

ness / Contrast / Page 67).
b) If the measurement value is within the tolerance, continue with the next point.
10. Select the " Square 0% 20% " test image, see ( 1/Fig. 61 Page 63); if required, the
“image” must be scrolled down.
Fig. 61: Brightness / Contrast Check (black)
(1) 0% white test image (black)

(2) Scroll bar
11. Use the SMFit measuring instrument to measure the black value (0% white field) (cen‐
ter of LD image).
 If the previously noted value (LumMin) was entered as 0.45cd/m²:
A value of 0.45 cd/m², +/- 0.15 cd/m² must be measurable.
 If the previously noted value (LumMin) was entered asxx cd/m² natural (of
importance here is "natural"):
A value of =/< 0.5 cd/m² (0.0 - 0.5cd/m²) must be measurable.
a) If the measurement value is out of tolerance, continue with ( Adjusting Bright‐

ness / Contrast / Page 67).
b) If the measurement value is within the tolerance, continue with the next point.

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12. Start the “ RGB Color” test image, see ( 1/Fig. 62 Page 64).
Fig. 62: "RGB Color" test image
(1) RGB color selection
13. The colors must be played back correctly on the LD, see ( Fig. 63 Page 64).
Fig. 63: LD color test image playback

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14. Using > Logout , exit the SMFit (Large Display) menu, see ( 1/Fig. 64 Page 65).
Fig. 64: Log out selection
(1) Log out button
15. Exit syngo with Finish > Home > X.

Start the SMPTE test image on the Artis zee...:
1. Select the test images under:
Patient > Patient list > Service, Patient
a) If the service, patient is not available, it can be reinstalled as follows (see

( 1, 2/Fig. 65 Page 65)):
Options > Load Test Image.
b) Open the LCD test image , see ( 3/Fig. 66 Page 65) .
Fig. 65: AXIOM Artis, load test images Fig. 66: Service patient
1 4
(1) Load Test Image

(2) Processing
(1) SMPTE test pattern
(2) B / C test pattern
(3) LCD test pattern (2% field)
(4) Postprocessing tab card

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2. Select a layout on the ECC with Live monitor display:
The recognition test described below (2%/98% field) is valid only then or the fields must

then be recognizable only if the adjustment was made according to the DICOM LUT.
If the display was readjusted to a Gamma during service because of IQ or for other rea‐
sons, depending on the Gamma, recognition can no longer be ensured!
Fig. 67: LCD test pattern (2% field)
1 2
3
The 2% and the 98% Siemens logo must
be visible on the Live monitor display on
the LD (just visible), see Pos. 1 and Pos.
2.
If the logos are not visible, perform or re‐
peat the adjustment.
IMPORTANT:
If the Gamma model was changed to a
Gamma 3.3, see ( 7/Fig. 58 Page 61),
the 2% step can no longer be discerned. 4
(1) 2% field SIEMENS logo (white letters on black)

(2) 98% field SIEMENS logo (black letters on white)
(3) 100% white field
(4) 0% white field (black field)
3. Continue with ( Final Work Steps / Appendix / Page 88).

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3.2.2 Adjusting Brightness / Contrast
n Beginning with system SW VC21, two Large Displays can be connected using a down‐
scaler/splitter.
For this, see ( Check / Page 58).
n If connection problems occur, a display is not detected or the connected SMFit test
meter is not detected, perform an auto detection as described in ( Auto Detec‐
 n
tion / Page 101) in such a case.
To start the calibration, the display must be connected to line power for at least 20
minutes. If this time limit is not reached, an error message appears; the request can
be repeated with Retry; see ( 2/Fig. 68 Page 67).
n Attention: The power save mode or no video timing on the display will cause a re‐
start of the timer (20 minutes).
The power save mode (if active) can be prevented by creating a patient.
n If problems occur during the measuring sequence, e.g., SMFit no longer reacts or re‐
acts incorrectly, reset the measurement device (using the on/off button).
Fig. 68: Time limit (warm-up phase) not yet reached
(1) Message
(2) Repeating the request (limit reached)

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Perform the Auto Adjustment for brightness / contrast.

1. Connect the SMFit measuring instrument to the display (back) with the adapter cable,
see ( 2, 3/Fig. 69 Page 68), see ( 4/Fig. 69 Page 68).
Fig. 69: Connecting the SMFit
2
1 3

(2) Serial connection cable
(3) Adapter
(4) Connection socket on the display
(5) Activation button

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2. Select the " Square100% 20% " test image, see ( 4/Fig. 70 Page 69); if required,
the “image” must be scrolled down.
This is only required so that the test meter can be placed in the center of the image
and the end of the Auto Adjust can be "seen" on the display.
Fig. 70: Check of Brightness/Contrast
1
2
3
4
(1) Selecting "Service"

(2) Selecting "Test Pattern"
(3) Selecting "General Purpose"
3. Select Quality Management > Calibration, see ( 1,2/Fig. 71 Page 70).

4. At least the LUT that is active must be selected under “Enabled“; of course, all can also
be selected, see ( 3/Fig. 71 Page 70).
For the active LUT, see: Monitor Management > LUT Selection; the LUT selected under
No. is the active one.
a) Set a checkmark by the selected LUT(s) under LC(DIN) > (brightness distribution),
see ( 4/Fig. 71 Page 70).
LC (DIN) means:
Check mark set:
The LD meets DIN6868-57 (Class B) regarding brightness. This can shorten the life of
 the control reserve of the backlight. However, this is very slight under normal condi‐
tions.
Check mark not set:
The LD meets DIN6868-57 (Class B) regarding brightness. It can still meet DIN..., but
this is not measured/adjusted; the "normal" panel curve is used.

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b) Set a checkmark by Measure Native Display Functions >, see

( 5/Fig. 71 Page 70)
Measuring Display Functions:

Check mark set:
With the adjustment, a new panel curve is calculated and the selected curve(s) (e.g.
 DICOM) are adapted to the panel curve.
Check mark not set:
With the adjustment, the panel curve that is saved is adjusted to the selected
curve(s). "Only" the curve is adjusted, e.g. DICOM.
c) Change the default selection (33) to 65 under Number of gray levels.... (select/
change with the left mouse button), see ( 6/Fig. 71 Page 70).
Number of gray levels....

With the default selection of 33, 33 measurements are performed on the DICOM
 curve; under some circumstances, this can lead to "inaccuracies".
With the change to 65 measurements, the accuracy of the measurement is improved
under normal circumstances.
d) Continue with Next, see ( 7/Fig. 71 Page 70).
The Gamma model selected under "Enabled" is the active one. If no other is selected, on‐
 ly this one is adjusted, which under normal circumstances is sufficient; the display is al‐
ways set to "only" one Gamma model.
Fig. 71: Adjustment, 1-65 gray steps
1
4
2
3
5
6
7
(1) "Quality Management" selection

(2) "Calibration" selection
(3) "DICOM" curve or LC used selection
(4) "LC" selection
(5) "Measure Native Display Functions" selection
(6) "65" gray steps selection
(7) "Next" selection

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5. If the “ Measurement Device Connection Check “ screen is displayed, select Autode‐

tect, see ( 1/Fig. 72 Page 71), if it is not the next item.
Fig. 72: Luminance Uniformity correction 2
(1) Auto detect

6. Select: Activate Button, see ( 1/Fig. 73 Page 71) (when this is done, the Auto Ad‐
justment is started by pressing the Run-Stop button on the measuring instrument).
Fig. 73: Adjustment 2
(1) Selection: Activate button

(2) Selection: Next

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7. Align the measuring instrument to the center of the LD, see ( 1/Fig. 74 Page 72)
and press the “run stop“ button on the SMFit measuring instrument, see
( 2/Fig. 74 Page 72).
 Auto Adjust starts, see ( Fig. 75 Page 72).
Note: The adjustment takes a long time; during this time, the test meter may not be
moved (same location on the LD), the brightness of the monitor changes continuously
during the adjustment.
Fig. 74: Aligning the SMFit on the LD Fig. 75: Start of Auto Adjustment
(1) Measuring field on the LD

(2) Run - Stop button on the SMFit
8. The Auto adjust is completed once the "( Fig. 77 Page 73)" image is displayed on
the "input monitor" (WP) or once the image (10 cm x 10 cm white) from before the
Auto adjust is displayed again on the LD monitor.
If the Auto adjust takes only a brief time and the subsequent error is displayed (if two
Large Displays are connected), probably Display 1 is selected (blinks when selected),
but the test meter is connected to Display 2 or vice versa, check to ensure that the
display to be adjusted is active and restart the adjustment.
Fig. 76: Display for measurement errors
If the adjustment is performed without an error.

 Select > Save and Close.

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Fig. 77: Auto adjustment ended
(1) Save and Close
9. If the “Monitor information“ screen is displayed, see ( Fig. 78 Page 73), confirm
with"OK", see( 1/Fig. 78 Page 73).
Fig. 78: Monitor information
(1) OK

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10. Performing the Check of the Adjustment:

a) Opening the Gray Ramp:
Start Service > Test Pattern > General Purpose > Gray Ramp, see
( Fig. 79 Page 74).
Fig. 79: Starting the gray ramp test pattern
(1) Service
(2) Test pattern
(3) General Purpose
(4) Gray Ramp Test Image

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b) Check the gray ramp displayed on the Large Display for horizontal even distribu‐
tion of the 256 gray steps, see ( Fig. 80 Page 75).
Fig. 80: Gray ramp display correct
(1) Even brightness distribution from black to white
Fig. 81: Gray ramp is not correctly displayed
(1) Even brightness distribution from black to white (256 steps)

(2) Error: A "jump" is visible somewhere in the image (horizontal) (the steps are not even)
(3) Magnifying the error area
c) If an effect as seen under ( Fig. 81 Page 75) occurs, the 256 gray steps are not
distributed evenly (one/more steps are evenly bright, internally referred to as the

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Contouring Effect), the adjustment must be repeated as described above, in a mal‐

function situation, 1 to 2 times.
If the "error" cannot be corrected with 3 adjustments, change the gray level values
to 33 for the next adjustment, see ( 6/Fig. 71 Page 70).
The adjustment also must be performed 2-3 times with 33 gray levels.
If the adjustment routine with 33 gray levels also does not correct the error, re‐
place the Large Display.
11. Perform the check of brightness/contrast again, continue with ( Checking / Adjusting
Brightness / Contrast / Page 58)
 If the Large Display is defined as a diagnostic monitor, new "reference values" must be
defined after completing adjustment.

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3.3 Changing the LUT Curve
n Beginning with system SW VC21x, two Large Displays can be connected using a
downscaler/splitter.
To check which display is active or how to make the change, see ( Check / Page 58)
n The Large Display is shipped with the LUT (Gamma Model) DICOM14; however, this
may not represent the best image quality on site depending on the application.
The following describes the process for changing the display to different Gamma
LUTs. Three different Gammas have been installed; select the Gamma that provides
the best image quality based on the conditions on site.
 n Deliveries beginning approx. March 2011 have been converted to the LUT change
described here (Gamma model).
For this conversion, "only" the new LUT has to be selected (Monitor Management >
LUT Selection), reconfiguration has been omitted.
Shipment:
LUT 1 => DICOM 14 (300 cd/m² <=> 0.45 cd/m²
LUT 2 => Gamma Model 2.7 (300 cd/m² <=>natural)
LUT 5 => CIE (300 cd/m² <=> 0.45 cd/m²
n Follow the information regarding service software restrictions under ( syngo service
software / Page 9).

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Installing the "new" Gamma (remember the note):

1. Select Artis Components > SMFit(Large Display) > Select arrow to the right > Qual‐
ity Management > Calibration
Fig. 82: Gamma Configuration 10
1
3 4 5
2
7
8
9
10
(1) Quality Management

(2) Calibration
(3) Enabled - LUT selection
(4) LC(DIN) - selection
(5) Check DF - selection
(6) Measure Native Display Functions - selection
(7) Edit - change the LUT2 (Gamma Model)
(10) Next
2. Under Enabled select all 5 LUTs, see ( 3/Fig. 82 Page 78).
3. Under LC(DIN select all 5 LUTs, see ( 4/Fig. 82 Page 78).
4. Under Check DF make no selections, see ( 5/Fig. 82 Page 78).
5. Do not select Measure Native Display Functions,
see ( 6/Fig. 82 Page 78).
6. LUT 1 (Gamma Model - No.1) remains unchanged (shipped LUT).

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7. Selection of the Edit Button under No. 2, see ( 7/Fig. 82 Page 78).
2 1
(1) Drop Down Menu

(2) Gamma Model Type
(3) Gamma Value
(4) Specify Minimum Luminance
(5) Maximum Luminance
(6) Save Settings
a) Open the pull-down menu, see ( 1/Fig. 83 Page 79).

b) Select “Gamma Function”, see ( 2/Fig. 83 Page 79).
c) Under Gamma Value enter "2.7“, see ( 3/Fig. 83 Page 79).
d) No check marks under Specify Minimum Luminance, see ( 4/Fig. 83 Page 79), the
adjustment is made to minimum brightness.
e) Under Maximum Luminance enter 300, see ( 5/Fig. 83 Page 79).
f) Select "Save Settings", the interface closes, see ( 6/Fig. 83 Page 79).
8. Select the Edit button under No. 3, see ( 8/Fig. 82 Page 78). Perform all configura‐
tion steps as previously, but under Gamma Value enter the value "3.0“.
9. Select the Edit button under No. 4, see ( 9/Fig. 82 Page 78). Perform all configura‐
tion steps as previously, but under Gamma Value enter the value "3.3“.
10. Select “Next“, see ( 10/Fig. 82 Page 78).

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11. Wait while the new values are calculated:


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12. Select Save and Close, see ( 1/Fig. 85 Page 81) (the new values are saved).
(1) Save and Close

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13. After the new values are saved, the LUT Selection screen opens automatically.
Select the LUT required LUT (2 / 3 / 4 are the newly installed Gammas), see
( 1/Fig. 86 Page 82).
3 2
(1) Select the LUT being used

(2) Apply
(3) OK
14. If necessary, switch directly to the LUT by selecting the number. This enables you to
compare image impressions on the Large Display.
15. With OK, see ( 3/Fig. 86 Page 82), the LUT currently selected is applied.
16. End the SMFit application with Logout, see ( 1/Fig. 87 Page 82).
(1) Log out

17. End Service with Finish > Home > X .

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3.4 Checking Luminance Uniformity (Brightness Distribution)
3.4.1 Checking Luminance Uniformity
n Adjustment of luminance uniformity is no longer possible!

Reason:
The test and adjustment is performed on too many measurment points (approx. 30
measurement points), which means in the worst case that the back light is set much
too high and as a result goes out completely faster.
On such devices, there is no guarantee with respect to loss of brightness!
The manufacturer performs an adjustment according to DIN guidelines (5 measure‐
 n
ment points) and ensures adherence to DIN.
The German DIN V 6868-57 standard (Assurance of Image Quality in radiographic-di‐
agnostic Operations) includes a test point regarding "Uniformity of Luminance in the
Image". This standard must be used for monitors that are used by the customer as
diagnostic monitors.
The standard is used in Germany and in Austria (status as of 2010) if the monitor is
defined as a diagnostic monitor).
The luminance uniformity is based on the 5 measurement points defined under DIN
6868-57.
See the following regarding procedure for subsequent measurements.
3.4.1.1 Checking Luminance Uniformity

Checking Luminance Uniformity Attention: This chapter describes "only" a check of lu‐
minance uniformity, not the adjustment!
1. Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > SMFit (Large Display) > Select “ >
“ (see ( 1/Fig. 88 Page 83)).
Fig. 88: SMFit open
(1) More about SMFit

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2. Connect the SMFit measuring instrument to the display (back) with the adapter cable,
see ( 2, 3/Fig. 89 Page 84), see ( 4/Fig. 89 Page 84).
Fig. 89: Connecting the SMFit
2
1 3

(2) Serial connection cable
(3) Adapter
(4) Connection socket on the display
(5) Activation button
3. Select Quality Management > Luminance Uniformity Measurement, see

( 1, 2/Fig. 90 Page 84).
Fig. 90: Luminance Uniformity measurement 01
1
3
(1) Quality Management

(2) Luminance Uniformity measurement
(3) Foreground gray level in percent
(4) Background gray level in percent

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4. Foreground ......... must be set to 50, see ( 3/Fig. 90 Page 84).

Background ......... must be set to 65, see ( 4/Fig. 90 Page 84).
The specified values for Foreground ... / Background ... must be correct, otherwise the
 measurement values will be incorrect (brightness is changed) and the calculation results
will be incorrect!
5. Select Next, see ( 5/Fig. 90 Page 84).

6. Select the "Activate" button.
(1) Activate button

7. Test Image for Luminance Uniformity Measurement
The first of 5 measurement points (center of image) appears on the display; only the
measurement point required for the current measurement always appears (on a gray
background, surrounded by red arrows).
Fig. 92: Luminance Uniformity measurement points
(1) Test image when Luminance Uniformity Measurement is selected

(2) First measurement point (center of screen)
(3) Second, third, fourth and fifth measurement points (edge of screen)
8. Place the SMFit measurement device on the visible measurement point (1st in the
center the screen > press the Run Stop button on the measurement instrument > as
soon as the gray highlighted measurement point (including the 4 red arrows around

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the measurement point) is no longer displayed, place the measurement instrument

on the next measurement point and press the Run Stop button again.
The procedure must be performed a total of five times.
9. When no new measurement point appears or the image displayed prior to starting the
measurement appears again, the measurement is complete.
10. The measured values as well as the percent drop (from the center to the edge) can be
seen under Deviation, see ( 1/Fig. 93 Page 86).
Fig. 93: Luminance Uniformity measurement 2
(1) Measurement value display in cd/m² and % drop to the center

(2) Save and Close

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11. Select “Save and Close”, see ( 2/Fig. 93 Page 86) > “Close”.
Important: The ruling according to DIN 6868-57 defines a drop of 20%, from the center
 of the screen to the particular measurement point.

The display is in good order up to a drop of maximum 20%!
 Remove connection of measurement device from the display; the check is

completed.

88 4 Final Work Steps / Appendix
4.1 Final Work Steps

Final Work Steps to be performed:
1. If there is dirt on the display surface, clean it; for cleaning information, see ( Clean‐
ing Information / Page 94).
2. System SW VC21x: If the network connector on the RTC was unplugged to use SMFit,
plug it back in!
3. Switch off the Axis system:
Options > End Session... > Shut down System.
4. When the system is off, perform a restart (as the customer).
 The system boots up normally; following bootup, the currently selected inputs
are visible on the LD; the LD layout can be selected and switched over at the
ECC.
5. The changes on the LD are complete.

Appendix 5 89
5.1 IVUS Configuration

General:
Beginning with system software VD10x, the IVUS function is enabled with a license key;
when this is done, an IVUS Map tab card is enabled.
With Large Display, a layout must be defined as IVUS; this layout must contain defined
inputs.
The name of the layout does not have to be IVUS, it can be anything; however the inputs
in the layout must meet the specifications, see ( Allocation of the Required Inputs for
the Layout / Page 92). The check of the required inputs in the IVUS layout always takes
place with Button Assignment > Save (also with system software VD11x).
Specifications for Use of IVUS beginning with System SW VD10x:
1. A license key must be present, under Service UI > Configuration > Artis System > Sys‐
tem Config > IVUS Map (key), set to “Yes”, see ( Fig. 94 Page 89).
Fig. 94: IVUS Configuration 1, System Configuration
(1) Selecting IVUS (key available)

(2) Save

90 5 Appendix
2. With an installed license key, the IVUS Map tab card is displayed, see
( Fig. 95 Page 90).
Fig. 95: IVUS Configuration 1
(1) IVUS tab card

3. Assignment, under Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > WCU (Large
Display) > Configuration.
To find which Large Display layout the IVUS layout is, see ( Fig. 96 Page 90).
Fig. 96: IVUS Configuration 3, defining the layout
1
2
(1) Number of the IVUS layout

(2) OK
4. To find which inputs that absolutely must be present in the IVUS layout, see ( Alloca‐
tion of the Required Inputs for the Layout / Page 92).
Important: Workplace (A) must also be present in the IVUS layout.

Appendix 5 91
5. Perform a save after completing the configuration in the Large Display, under:
Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > MDM(Large Display) > Button
Assignment > Save
When saving the layout, “correctness” is monitored to determine whether all specified
inputs are present; in an error situation, the message ( Fig. 97 Page 91) is dis‐
played.
The layout must then be corrected and resaved until an error message is no longer
displayed following Save.
- Error message with system software VD10x:
Fig. 97: IVUS Configuration 4, Button Assignment, Save with errors in the layout
- Error message with system software VD11x:
Fig. 98: VD11 System SW: Button Assignment with Errors in one (several) Layout(s)
6. A complete description of the "Reconfiguration" of the IVUS function is found in the

document ( Connecting/Configuring an additional Video Input / TD00-LD1.814.01).
The document can be found on the CB-Doc under Installation > Retrofit of Options >
For Large Display > Installation and Startup > Connecting/Configuration an additional
Video Input.

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5.2 Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Layout

Depending on the system software, the following specified inputs are required for specif‐
ic layouts (e.g. the default layout).
If these inputs are missing, error messages are generated or the system will not go out of
bypass.

Appendix 5 93
Fig. 99: Classification of layouts (incl. VD11x)

94 5 Appendix
5.3 Cleaning Information

Information for cleaning agents/disinfectants apply only to the display to which this
 document refers.
Not the entire system!
Information about cleaning agents must be observed; if agents are used other than
those listed, the display surface can be irretrievably damaged.
 Cleaning agents may not remain on the surface for an extended period.
If this is not observed, the warranty is invalidated.
Equipment Care, Cleaning and Disinfection:

n The front of the display is very sensitive to mechanical damage; absolutely avoid
scratches, shocks, etc.
n Promptly remove any drops of liquid that fall on it; extended contact with liquids may
cause, for example, discoloration or calcium outlines on the surface.
n If there is dirt on the front of the display, clean it with a microfiber cloth and if neces‐
sary with a cleaning agent. Clean housing components only with the recommended
cleaning agents.
n If a cleaning agent is sprayed directly on the display surface, make sure that any drop‐
lets that run down are wiped off with a microfiber cloth before they reach the edge of
the panel.
Tab. 3 Cleaning Agents, general
Active ingredient class Tested Cleaning Agents Additional examples

and Disinfectants
Alcohol Ethyl alcohol, 96% Hospiset cloth
Microzoid liquid
Aldehyde Melsitt Aldasan 2000
Cidex Kohsolin
Gigasept FF
Chloride derivative Terralin Quartamon Med
Disinfectants Taski DS5001
(Diverseylever Labs)
Morning Mist
Surfanios Fraicheur Citron
(Anios Labs)
Guanidine derivatives Lysoformin
Quaternary compounds Incidur spray, full strength

Appendix 5 95
Active ingredient class Tested Cleaning Agents Additional examples

and Disinfectants
Commercially available dish Tempo Fairy Ultra, Pril, Palmolive
washing liquid
Benzine Petroleum ether
Prydine derivatives Activ Spray, full strength
Water Tap water
Distilled water
Effective time:
If the maximum time between applying the cleaning / disinfectant liquid and removal
 (e.g. by dry-wiping)
If the effective time is exceeded, damage to the surfaces can occur; with the panel, this
can be permanent damage.
Tab. 4 Cleaning Agents, direct
Name Effective time

Terralin protect; 2% 15 min.
Meliseptol rapid, direct 60 min.
Microbac ® tissues, direct 30 min.
Incidin Plus, 8% Vol. 15 min.
Melsitt, 10% Vol. 60 min.
Incidur spray, full strength 60 min.
Perform, 3% Wt. 60 min.
Lysoformin, 2% Vol. 60 min.
Activ Spray, full strength 60 min.
Terralin, 0.5% 60 min.
Ethyl alcohol, 96% 90 min.
Commercially available dish washing liq‐
60 min.
uid: Tempo

96 5 Appendix
Name Effective time

Boiling range - benzine, full strength Must not be used!
Spray disinfection:
Disinfectants: Nocolyse
Information from manufacturer
Quantity: Recommended benchmark
(manufacturer)

Appendix 5 97
5.4 Configuring Voice Control

Any changes or configurations made under Input Setup > Advanced > Event Handling
tab card must be saved immediately after configuration. Otherwise they will be deleted
 or there will be a reset!

Save using:
Apply (under Input Setup) > Button Assignment > Save.....
Configuring Voice Control:

1. The voice control video signal is an analog video signal.
"As a rule", connection is made to input 27.
2. Configuration in Screen 1 is made in the same way as all other inputs:
Select Channel enabled, enter the screen name (Voice Control), select Seg. header en‐
abled.
3. Open the “Advanced” tab card > open the “Event Handling” tab card > select Inputs >
open the drop-down list, select the input that is replaced by the voice control signal
(Reference).
Fig. 100: Voice control
2
1
3
(1) Voice control input (analog signal)

(2) "Event Handling" tab card
(3) Inputs
(4) Drop-down list of selectable inputs

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4. > Apply
5. > Button Assignment
6. Select Save, see ( 2/Fig. 32 Page 33).
7. Select > OK.
8. Select > Next.
- Do not change the “ Configuration of.... “ window.
Fig. 101: "Configuration of ...." window
9. Select > Save.

 The ECC is updated.
 "Saving" is displayed in the status line (below).
10. Wait until "ready" is displayed!
11. Select > Exit.
12. Select > Next
13. Close the window
- by clicking on “x“ .
14. Select > Home > “X“.

Appendix 5 99
5.5 Default Layout
 Default Layout; if the default layout is "wrong", the system will not go out of the bypass
mode!
Default Layout
n The X-ray video channels must always be integrated into the default layout:
For Monoplane: Live; with biplane: Live A and Live B!
 If an X-ray channel is missing in the default layout, the system will not go out
of the bypass mode.
n A layout becomes the default layout when the particular layout is saved with "Save as
default layout" under Layout Editor (this will then contain the ending "*").
n One layout (only one) must be saved as the "default layout".
The particular default layout is marked with a "*" and is automatically saved as the
first selectable layout (e.g. on the ECC); this cannot be changed; the default layout is
always the first layout.
With selection of another layout as the default layout, the allocation is automatically
switched to the new one.
Fig. 102: Default Layout, selection
2
1
(1) Selecting a layout

(2) Save as default layout
(3) Default layout

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n A default layout cannot be deleted.

If the current default layout is to be deleted in the Layout Editor:
Default Layout selected > Delete.
A warning message appears:
Fig. 103: Default layout, delete
(1) Delete button

(2) Warning
If this layout is to be deleted, another layout (per the specifications) must be defined
as the default layout; then this one (no longer the default layout) can be deleted.

Appendix 5 101
5.6 Auto Detection

Performing Auto Detection:
1. Service UI > Configuration > Artis Components > SMFit (Large Display)
2. Select the arrow that points to the right, see ( 1/Fig. 104 Page 101).
Fig. 104: Selecting SMFit 1
(1) Continue with arrow

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3. Select Preferences > Device Settings > Start Auto Detection, see
( 1, 2, 3/Fig. 105 Page 102).
Fig. 105: Starting Auto Detection
2
3
(1) Preferences
(2) Device settings
(3) Starting Auto Detection

Appendix 5 103
4. Wait during Auto Detection, see ( Fig. 106 Page 103).

Fig. 106: Start of Auto Detection in progress

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5. Select “ Close“, see ( 1/Fig. 107 Page 104).

Fig. 107: Ending Auto Detection
(1) Close
6. Close the SMFit with “Logout” > Home > close syngo with “X”.
7. If the problem was caused by internal connection problems, the system should now
switch out of the bypass mode to the "normal mode".
8. Continue with ( Check / TD00-LD1.841.01).

Appendix 5 105
5.7 SMFit Measurement Instrument (Problem Solutions)
Problems with the SMFit Measurement Instrument

n After switching it on and covering the measuring input, 0.00 is not displayed as
the value:
The measurement input must be covered:

Press the On/Off and Run Stop buttons simultaneously for approx. 2 sec.
A new 0 adjustment takes place; - 0 - must be seen on the display-
After completing the adjustment, the direct measurement value is again visible; 0.00
must be displayed.
If despite calibration and covering the measurement input 0.00 is not displayed, the
SMFit must be returned for calibration (repair).

106 5 Appendix
n Battery dead:
Unscrew the grip of the SMFit measurement instrument (turn to the left) > remove
the battery > insert a new one (AA or LR6) > screw the grip back on.
ATTENTION: Correctly insert the battery; the plus pole pointing to the measuring de‐
vice!
Fig. 109: SMFit measurement instrument, replacing the battery
(1) SMFit measurement instrument

(2) Unscrewing the grip
(3) Replace the battery

Changes from the previous Version 6 107
Changes from Version 04 to Version 06

Tab. 5 Version Changes
Chapter Section Changes

General Infor‐ Technical Notes / Explan‐ System SW VD11x changes integrated into
mation ations text, see ( Explanation of Func‐
tions / Page 14).
Configuration All System SW VD11x changes integrated into
text, see ( Configuration / Page 30).

108 7 List of Hazard IDs
There are no Hazard IDs in this document.

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Large Display TD00-LD1.842.02.06.02 Page 2 of 109 © Siemens, 2011

1.1 Safety information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

2.1 Performing customer-specific adjustments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

3.1 General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

4 Final Work Steps / Appendix 88

4.1 Final Work Steps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

5.1 IVUS Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89

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5.2 Allocation of the Required Inputs for the Layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92

6 Changes from the previous Version 107

7 List of Hazard IDs 108

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1.1 Safety information

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1.3 Measuring Equipment and Aids

Fig. 1: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 3

n After it is switched on, a self-adjust‐

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Fig. 2: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 2

(1) Self-adjustment running

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1.4 Technical Notes / Explanations

1.4.1 syngo service software

1.4.1.1 Multi Display Manager Inputs

1.4.1.3 LDC (Large Display Container)

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1.4.2 Hardware Components

System Soft‐ MDM Hardware MDM HW

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n Additional Components in the LDC (Large Display Container)

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(1) Splitter / Downscaler

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The downscaler / splitter generally has 2 functions:

The different cabling can be traced back to the following:

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- A splitter / downscaler in the system and 2 displays are configured.

1.4.4 Explanation of Functions

1.4.4.1 Bypass Box Downscaler / Splitter

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1.4.4.2 System SW VC21A System Configuration

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2. If a downscaler/splitter is configured, “DLSx2 with address 0 connected .....” must be

(1) Opening the system configuration

1.4.4.3 VC21 / VD10 / VD11 System SW: System Configuration.

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System SW VC21B / VD10D / VD11x, Configuration of the Downscaler/Splitter and/or

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(1) Scroll-down menu for selection of the system configuration

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(1) Scroll-down Selection menu

(1) Scroll down the menu to Selection of the System Configuration

(1) 2x LD + Bypass module + Splitter

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(1) 1x LD + Bypass module + Splitter

(1) Scroll-down menu for selection of the system configuration