Displays

Replacement of Parts
Displays
19” B/W TFT Monitor (DSB 1906-xx /DSB 1908-xx)

Valid for Part No. 086 77 051

Valid for Part No. 086 93 934
Valid for Part No. 102 93 047
2 Document Version / Disclaimer / Copyright

Document Version
Siemens reserves the right to change its products and services at any time.
In addition, manuals are subject to change without notice. The hardcopy documents cor‐
respond to the version at the time of system delivery and/or printout. Versions to hard‐
copy documentation are not automatically distributed.
Please contact your local Siemens office to order a current version or refer to our website
http://www.healthcare.siemens.com.

Disclaimer
Siemens provides this documentation “as is” without the assumption of any liability under
any theory of law.
The content described herein requires superior understanding of our equipment and may
only be performed by qualified personnel who are specially trained for such installation
and/or service.

Copyright
“© Siemens, 2007” refers to the copyright of a Siemens entity such as:
Siemens Healthcare GmbH - Germany
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft - Germany
Siemens Shenzhen Magnetic Resonance Ltd. - China
Siemens Shanghai Medical Equipment Ltd. - China
Siemens Healthcare Private Ltd. - India
Siemens Medical Solutions USA Inc. - USA
Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc. - USA and/or
Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Products GmbH - Germany

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1 General Information 5

1.1 Safety Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

1.1.1 Checks in accordance with IEC 62353. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
1.2 Monitor Remarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1.2.1 Technical Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
1.2.2 Pixel Defects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
1.3 Repair / Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1.4 Test and Auxiliary Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
1.5 General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1.5.1 Key Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
1.5.2 OSD Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

2 Troubleshooting 18

2.1 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

3 Replacing the TFT Monitor 21

3.1 General information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

3.2 Installing the Replacement Unit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
3.2.1 General information on replacement (table / DCS). . . . . . . . . . . . 22
3.2.2 Table application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
3.2.3 Use in the DCS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
3.2.4 Use on monitor trolley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

4 AX / XP system-related Installation / Settings 32

4.1 General Information for AX Application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

4.2 Adjustment Instructions, applicable for "all” Applications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
4.2.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
4.2.2 Ambient Light Sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
4.2.3 Size / Position. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
4.3 Luminos dRF / Luminos Agile / Ysio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.2 Selecting the Test Pattern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
4.3.3 Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
4.3.4 Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor . . . . 38
4.4 Artis zee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
4.4.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
4.4.2 Selecting the Test Pattern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
4.4.3 Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor . . . . 49
4.4.4 Adjustment of Emergency Mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
4.4.5 Adjusting Voice Control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61
4.5 MULTIX Swing DR / AXIOM Multix M / Multix Select DR / Vertix MD Trau‐ 63
ma / Vertix Solitaire M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.5.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63
4.5.2 Explanation of which input (digital or analog) is used . . . . . . . . . 63
4.5.3 Settings with Analog Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64

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4.5.4 Adjustment with Digital Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

4.6 syngo X Workplace / syngo MM Workplace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
4.6.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
4.6.2 Clarification regarding the active input (analog or digital) . . . . . . 73
4.6.3 Frequency / Phase (Focus). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74
4.6.4 Analog Control, Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient 75
Light Sensor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.6.5 Digital Control, Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient 78
Light Sensor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4.7 Luminos URF / Luminos Fusion / Luminos RF Classic. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
4.7.1 General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
4.7.2 Selecting the Test Pattern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
4.7.3 Reset / Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
4.7.4 Auto Adjust . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.7.5 Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84
4.8 AXIOM Artis 19” TFT as the successor for the 18” or CRT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
4.8.1 Conversion / Replacement of the Previous Model. . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
4.8.2 Adjustment / Configuration. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91
4.9 Appendix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
4.9.1 Configuration List:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
4.9.2 Cleaning: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100
4.9.3 FW Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101
4.9.4 SMFit Measurement Instrument (Problem Solutions). . . . . . . . . . 109

5 SP/XP system-related installation/settings 111

5.1 SIREMOBIL Compact L . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111

5.1.1 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 111
5.1.2 Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112
5.1.3 Checking and setting the brightness and contrast . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
5.2 ARCADIS Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 117
5.2.1 Checking Brightness and Contrast with the SMfit Spotmeter . . . . 117
5.2.2 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118
5.3 UROSKOP Access / Uroskop Omnia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
5.3.1 Replacement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 128
5.3.2 Displaying the “Testimage” Test Pattern on the Monitor. . . . . . . . 128
5.3.3 Adjustment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129
5.3.4 Configuration List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132
5.4 Cios Alpha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
5.4.1 General information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 134
5.4.2 Selecting test pattern images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135
5.4.3 Brightness / Contrast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 135

6 Changes to Previous Version 138

7 List of Hazard IDs 139

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1.1 Safety Information

DHHS Regulations (Department of Health and Human Services) skipped (no high voltage).
Assuming a complete replacement, there are no contact points for line power, etc.

 WARNING
Certain components inside the units are under high voltage!
If there is contact with these components, it can cause damage, serious bodily in‐
jury or death.
 Do not open the monitor housing; this is not necessary in a service situation.

 WARNING
A damaged power cable can lead to fire or electric shock!
If these components are operated with a damaged power cable, it can cause dam‐
age, serious bodily injury or death.
 Use only power cables that are in good condition! When disconnecting the
power line, hold the power cable only by the connector.

 WARNING
If objects are inserted into the housing, this can cause electrical shock.
This can cause damage to the unit, to other damage, serious bodily injury or
death.
 Do not insert objects into the housing!

1.1.1 Checks in accordance with IEC 62353

After finishing the repair but before turning the system over to the customer, complete
the measurement of the protective earth resistance (ground connection) for every com‐
 ponent where the grounding wire was removed. This measurement must be performed
in accordance with the IEC 62353 requirements. Document the measurement in the
service report for future reference.

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1.2 Monitor Remarks

n There are three models of the 19” B/W TFT Monitor type DSB 190 xxx:
- Part number 086 77 051 (DSB 1906-DC)
Always delivered without a base (for use in the DCS). For the Table application the
"existing" base has to be re-installed (even when obtained as a spare part).
The base can be ordered as a separate spare part, refer to the SPC.
 - Part number 086 93 934 (DSB 1906-DC-MN)
The technology and application are identical to that for Part Number 086 77 051.
However, it has additional magnetic shielding for use in a magnetic environment.
- Part number 10293047 (DSB 1908 - DC)
Is the same construction as the DSB 1906 - DC, but the panel is different. The two
are easy to distinguish from one another.

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Tab. 1 DSB 1906 ... Front

n The DSB 1906-DC (model designa‐

tion) is a high-resolution 19" B/W TFT
monitor (48 cm).
n It is always shipped without a con‐
sole base.
- Table application:
Fig. 1: DSB 1906 - xx / DSB 1908 - xx (19” B/W Monitor)
A base may be ordered separately.
- DCS application:
Installation via "VESA" adapter. The
surrounding rubber seal enables in‐
stallation without gaps, the dis‐
plays appear as a single monitor.
- Monitor trolley application:
Installation via "VESA" adapter, no
base, etc., is required.
n OSD (on-screen menu):
Operation via the front pushbuttons
arranged to the right, see Pos. 3.
n Power switch
(1) Power switch (on back)
As seen from the front, a power (2) Power LED
switch is available at the back left, see (3) OSD buttons
Pos. 1. (4) Ambient light sensor

n On indicator:
The "On" status is shown via the Pow‐
er LED, see Pos. 2.
Two different levels of brightness
may be set for the LED via the OSD
menu. The system is "dimmed" when
shipped.
n Ambient light sensor:
An ambient light sensor (brightness
adaptation relative to the ambient
brightness) is present, see Pos. 4. It
can be configured in the OSD menu.

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Tab. 2 DSB 1906 ... Rear

Fig. 2: Connection panel DSB 19..

1 2 3 4
The connector panel is located under the 5
base; in other words, the base must be 7
6
removed to gain access to the connec‐
tions.
8
The power switch, Pos. 6, is also accessi‐
ble through the base. It is located on the
(1) DVI-I Input
left, behind the front panel, as viewed (2) VGA Input (D-Sub).
from the front. (3) RS232 (service only)
(4) 5V/1A output
(5) Power connector
(6) Power switch
Used only with SMFit ACT (currently not used on AX
(7)
systems)
(8) Ground connection

n A laptop is not required for adjustment. All adjustments can be performed in an "on-
screen menu" (OSD), accessible using the pushbuttons (front of frame).
n The TFT monitor can be controlled with BAS (Synch. on green) at the D-Sup input.
n OSD operating menu:
- In the OSD menu, under < Others => Status >, the firmware version, the serial num‐
ber as well as the timing that is currently configured and the operating hours can be
read out.
n Video norm:
- The display detects the applied video norm and automatically sets itself to it.
- "New” norms not yet set (VESA standard), can (must) be set. The next time this
norm is applied, the display automatically sets itself to the norm.
- There is separate set of parameters in the display for each norm.
This means that each norm used must be set individually.
Exception: The backlight setting (max. brightness) has only one register; this means
that all norms are displayed at the same max. contrast.
n Backlight:
- The backlight is automatically adjusted.
This means that the maximum contrast that is set is retained to the control maxi‐
mum.
The control maximum is achieved when the value 255 is displayed in the OSD Menu
+> Service Level 2 +> Calibration for Backlight command.
A lower value indicates that the control is not yet at stop.

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- For minimum luminous density values, depending on the system, see ( AX / XP

system-related Installation / Settings / Page 32).
If there is a drop below the "minimum value”, replace the display.

1.2.1 Technical Data

Technical Data

Power Supply Voltage range => 100V, -10% to 240V, +10%.

Nominal power rating => 0.5A at 240V / 1.0A at 100V.
Power line frequency => 47Hz to 63Hz.
Power consumption => 100V / 240V: < 75W.
Video Digital Inputs:
n DVI-D, single link.

Analog Inputs:
Adapters are not included in the shipment.
n BAS Signal:
Via a 15-pin Sub-D connector (female).
- Video Level: 0.5 .... 1.0 Vpp
- Synch. Level: 0,2 ..... 0.3 Vpp
n RGB, H/C synch and V synch.
Via a 15-pin Sub-D connector (female).
n Analog via DVI -I input (DVI -I connector)
n Timings:
The timings are stored in the FW for all applications released for
Med (AX).
It is also possible to store "new” timings (conforming to the VESA
standard); these must be adjusted (if necessary). When saved, they
are placed in the background and when recalled are displayed cor‐
rectly automatically.
A maximum of 10 "customer-specific” timings can be adjusted.
Starting with the 11th timing, the "oldest” is deleted.

Luminous Den‐ Max. luminous intensity = 600 cd/m2 (typical).

sity When shipped (typical): 400 cd/m2 to 0.8 cd/m2.
550 cd/m2 to 0.8 cd/m2 (with external light sensor in a brightly lit
room).
Note: When operating with higher luminous density than specified
(400cd/m), the operational life of the backlight is automatically re‐
duced!

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Ambient Light The ambient light sensor is located at the top left of the front panel as
Sensor viewed from the front.
When the ambient light sensor is switched on, the max. brightness of
the ambient light is compensated.
Climate Transport (in original packaging):
Ambient temperature: -20 to + 60˚C; temperature gradient <5˚C/h
Relative humidity max. 75% at +25˚C, no condensation.
Air pressure 1060 to 600 hPa
Operation:
Ambient temperature: + 5 to + 40˚C; temperature gradient <5˚C/h
Relative humidity max. 75% at +25˚C, no condensation.
Air pressure 1060 to 600 hPa
Installation Heat dissipation is achieved by "natural" convection; a fan is not instal‐
led.
The free setup height as well as the side and rear distance must be at
least 100 mm.
However, installation in the DCS is permitted.

1.2.2 Pixel Defects

Pixel Defects
Pixel Errors Maximum Number
White 0
Black 5
2 paired white 0
2 paired black 2
3 paired white 0
3 paired black 0
Total Pixel Errors 6
Distance between defective pixels 20 mm

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1.3 Repair / Troubleshooting

n In a malfunction situation, the display is only completely replaced.

There are no individual spare part numbers.
n "Only” the display is available as a replacement part.
In a replacement part situation for table application, the display must be attached to
the existing base.
 n

n
For replacement part numbers, see the SPC (Spare Parts Catalogue).
Every defective display must be returned with an exact description of the error. With‐
out this error description, it is virtually impossible to find sporadic and/or tempera‐
ture-related errors as well as system-related causes.
n After mechanical installation, see ( Replacing the TFT Monitor / Page 21), every
display also has to be adjusted to the system, see ( AX / XP system-related Installa‐
tion / Settings / Page 32)

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1.4 Test and Auxiliary Equipment

n All required settings must be performed using the push buttons on the front of the
unit.
n A standard flashlight to adjust the ambient light sensor (if activated).
n If problems occur with the SMFit measurement instrument, battery or 0 adjustment,
see ( SMFit Measurement Instrument (Problem Solutions) / Page 109).
n SMFit measurement instrument for luminous density measurement.
To order, see the Spare Parts Catalogue.
Operation:

Fig. 3: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 3

n After switching it on, self-adjustment

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!

Fig. 4: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 2

n Self-adjustment:
While the display is - 0 -, see illustra‐
tion, the measurement instrument
must be on a mat (darkening of the
measurement input)!

(1) Self-adjustment running

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n Switch on by pressing the On/Off but‐ Fig. 5: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 1
ton, see Pos. 1.
n When the self-adjustment is finished,
a measurement value and the mode,
see Pos. 3, are displayed.
n The measurement instrument must
be set to direct measurement (mode
"D") for the monitor adjustment.
The mode, see Pos. 3, is set by briefly
pressing the On/Off switch, see Pos.
1.
A = Remote measurement (DIN)
D = Direct measurement (adjust‐
ment),
n The current measured value can be
(1) On/Off switch <=> toggle switch
saved by pressing the "run stop" but‐ (2) Switch to hold measurement value
ton, see Pos. 2 (e.g. so that it can be (3) Mode indicator
read more easily). Pressing the button (4) Measurement value
again results in a switch to the cur‐
rent measurement.

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1.5 General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu

1.5.1 Key Functions

n The front buttons are designed with‐

out a "designation”, Pos.1 - 4.
- All required adjustments are made
using the push-buttons on the
front.
- The push-buttons are blocked
when shipped (new system).
Unlock or lock them as follows:
The OSD menu may not be active
when they are being unlocked.
Speed of Button Operation Approx.
1/2 second per button.
Press the SET button (4) 1x.
Press the Up button (2) 3x.
Press the Menu button 1x so that
the OSD menu opens. Fig. 6: DSB 1906-xx / DSB 1908-xx - Front button
- The OSD menu can also be started
without an input signal.
n Basic Functions of the Front Buttons
- Menu button (1)
Opening the OSD menu.
Skip to the next line (from top to (1) Menu button, number 1
bottom). (2) Up button, number 2
(3) Down button, number 3
- Up (2) (4) Set button, number 4
Slide controller (slider) => larger
value selection point => open.
- Down (3)
Slide controller (slider) => lower
- Set (4)
Always one menu level higher.
n Operating display:
- Green => switched on
- Yellow => energy saving mode
- Blinking yellow => energy saving
mode, only with digital control.
- Slowly blinking yellow => power
switch on, no input signal.

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1.5.2 OSD Menu

Tab. 3 Button functions in the OSD menu

Button(s) Action
Menu Selection of the OSD / menu item
up (+) Open the menu item, a sub-menu can be recognized by the fact that
the menu title is highlighted dark.
Set the value up or to the right.
Input selection (analog <=> digital).
down (-) Set the value down or to the left.
Set Close the menu item (press one level higher 1x).

Tab. 4 Blocking/Unblocking the OSD Menu

Function Action
Press the Set button (4) 1x and the Up button (2) 3x.
OSD Menu The OSD may not be opened to block or release the
OSD! If opened, first exit the OSD using "Undo".
block or enable
If the OSD is blocked, only the input signal can be
switched with the Up and Down buttons.
Press the Up button (2) 1x and the Down button (3) 2x.
To get to the Service Level 2 menu, the following pro‐
cedure is necessary:
n Select the OSD menu (1).
Select
n Select Service Level 2 with the Menu button (1).
Service Level 2.
n Open the Service Level 2 menu by pressing the Up
button (2) 1x and the Down button (3) 2x.
In service level 2, expanded adjustments can be per‐
formed.
Press the Set button (4) as often as required until the
"Quit OSD” menu item appears.
Any changes made are accepted with "Accept
Adjustment values changes”.
Save The "new" settings are rejected with "Reject changes”.
Selection is made with the "Menu” button (1).
Select with the “Up” button (2).

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Tab. 5 OSD Menu

Brightness For adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related

Installation / Settings / Page 32).
Contrast For adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related
Installation / Settings / Page 32).
Brightness /
Contrast Backlight For adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related
Installation / Settings / Page 32).
RGB relationship Selection => 1
Brightness “not used“
Black level
Contrast “not used“
H-Position For adjustment, see ( Size / Posi‐
Menu tion / Page 34).
Position / Zoom
V-Position For adjustment, see ( Size / Posi‐
tion / Page 34).
Zoom Selection => Fill Screen
Source Source selection Not needed; selection is automatic

Auto functions Auto Brightness Use only if the monitor is completely incor‐
Contrast rectly adjusted.
(can only be
selected when In conclusion, the adjustment must be per‐
controlled via formed per ( AX / XP system-related Installa‐
the VGA D- tion / Settings / Page 32)!
Sub).
Auto Position For adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related
Phase Frequency Installation / Settings / Page 32).

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Language German/English Selection => English

Frequency / For adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related
Phase Installation / Settings / Page 32).
Sharpness Active only if the FBAS and/or the S-Video in‐
put is used.
It can also be selected when DVI is active, but
Others has no effect.
OSD Settings If required, the position and the "transparen‐
cy” of the OSD menu can be set here.
ALS/DPMS Set‐ Configuration is system-dependent; the status
tings when shipped is deactivated.
Status Status display of the monitor (e.g. temp., op‐
erating hours......)
Calibration Factory setting and status displays.
Factory defaults!

Service level 2 It is possible to return to the factory defaults

User settings using "Reset User settings" in this screen.
For selection
see ( General In this case, all settings (B/KC/Phase/Frequen‐
cy) must be repeated!
Remark Re‐
garding Use of Test and Reset “Reset to factory defaults” may not be ap‐
the OSD plied!
Menu / Page
14) If this option is selected, the original parame‐
ters are loaded.
LUT Choice Backlight Control (factory default) and selec‐
tion of the LUT (Gamma curve).
Tolerance Factory default and selection of "Emergency
mode, analog" for AX applications.
Others Factory defaults.
Temperature Factory default (threshold values for tempera‐
ture monitoring).

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2.1 Troubleshooting
n General:
Every defective TFT monitor can be replaced only completely.
The replacement monitor is always shipped without a base; in other words, if used
with the table, the existing base must be used again.
Fuses are not replaced if a fuse is defective; the monitor must be replaced. A fuse re‐
sponds only if an error (in the monitor) is present; because of this, replacing a fuse is
not reasonable.
n Troubleshooting:

Malfunction Possible Cause Remedy

TFT monitor displays no Fuse defective. 1. Fuse okay, line power
image, mode LED is off. Power cable not plugged in present.
or line power missing. 2. Replace the TFT monitor.

TFT monitor does not dis‐ No video/synchronous sig‐ 1. Video/synchronous signal

play an image. nal (cable or video source). present.
Mode LED blinks green. Inputs incorrectly plugged - Check the source.
in, for new installation.
- Check the video cable.
2. Replace the TFT monitor.
1. For frequency / phase set‐
tings, see ( AX / XP sys‐
Frequency and/or phase in‐ tem-related Installation /
Out-of-focus image.
correctly set. Settings / Page 32).
Disturbances in the verti‐
Disturbances in the video 2. Make sure there are no dis‐
cal lines.
signal. turbances in video signal.
3. Replace the TFT monitor.
1. Make sure that there is not
Other malfunctions Plug-in connection(s) a "control problem” (line
(sporadic) loose. power/video).
2. Replace the TFT monitor.
1. The BA signal must be at
least 0.5 V, otherwise “full
control” is no longer ensur‐
ed.
Required contrast no lon‐ 2. An B/C adjustment under
BA signal is too low. ( AX / XP system-related
ger reached?
Installation / Set‐
tings / Page 32) offers no
improvement.
3. Replace the TFT monitor.

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Malfunction Possible Cause Remedy

Temperature limit value in
monitor has been reached.
The monitor automatically
Image position OK. shuts down after a brief 1. Make sure that the ventila‐
Mode LED blinks red. time; when the tempera‐ tion passages are free.
ture has dropped, the mon‐ 2. Replace the TFT monitor.
itor starts again automati‐
cally.
Pixel defects: Panel (monitor) 1. Make sure that more pixel
Single / multiple pixels are defects are present than are
displayed incorrectly. allowed in the table ( Pixel
Defects / Page 10).
2. Replace the monitor.
List the pixel defects.

Perform Reset User Set‐ Reset:

tings; then a "readjust‐ Open the OSD menu (1x4 and
ment" must be made per 3x2) => select Service Level 2
( AX / XP system-related (1) => Open (1x2 and 2x3) =>
Installation / Set‐ select User Settings (1) =>
If undefined "effects" oc‐ tings / Page 32). Open (2) => select Reset User
cur that may possibly be settings (1) => press Up (2) =>
caused by the configura‐ the Reset is performed.
tions.
Configuration when ship‐ Checking the configuration:
ped is "incorrect". AXIOM Luminos dRF/ Artis ..
This is possible with a "new see ( Configuration
installation" only. List: / Page 96); UROSKOP Ac‐
cess, see subchapter ( Config‐
uration List / Page 132).

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n Troubleshooting when using the monitor trolley.

A plug-in fiber-optic connector is used for the Fig. 7: DVI - fiber-optic cable converter (plugga‐
ble)
monitor trolley (see photograph).
The converter (item 1) and the fiber-optic ca‐
ble (item 2) can be used as a replacement. 3
If you suspect a problem in the video cables,
you can switch the fiber-optic cable from 2
monitor 1 to monitor 2 to isolate the error.
Note:
Even if there is only one monitor on the trol‐ 1
ley, there are always two cables in the corru‐
gated hose (cable feed to the trolley).
If there is a replacement or if troubleshooting
is performed, make sure the individual fiber-
optic cables (1 - 4) pay attention to the con‐
verter inputs (1 - 4). (1) DVI - fiber-optic cable converter
(2) Fiber-optic transmission lines (4x)
(3) Converter power supply

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3.1 General information

Acceptance test for image display devices
(as of 02/2002 is required for Germany only):
 If the display is specified as a diagnostic monitor (Category A or B), an Acceptance Test
must be performed after replacing the display: The serial number of the monitor and
new reference values have to be entered in the acceptance protocol.

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3.2 Installing the Replacement Unit


For information about replacing the TFT monitor in a SIREMOBIL Compact L or ARCADIS
system, refer to ( Replacement / Page 111) or ( Replacement / Page 118).

3.2.1 General information on replacement (table / DCS)

 In a spare parts situation, only the TFT monitor or base (in the case of table application)
may be ordered as a spare part.

General Note for UROSKOP Access:

The monitor DSB 1906-DC is controlled exclusively via VGA.
Note regarding DVI control:
The DSB 1906-DC / DC-MN / DSB 1908 - DC is generally controlled via the DVI input.
In the case of longer distances (DCS or monitor trolley), for the:
n Angio application a fiber optic cable is used. The fiber optic cable signal is converted
to a DVI signal via an adapter at the DVI input.
The adapter at the DVI input requires a supply voltage. This is provided by the 5 V out‐
put of the monitor. When using the fiber optic cable, the adapter has to be connected
to the 5V output of the monitor (separate voltage cable).
n Fluoro application a network cable is used. The network cable signal is converted to a
DVI signal via an adapter at the DVI input.
The adapter at the DVI input requires a supply voltage. The voltage is provided to the
adapter via the DVI input of the monitor. In contrast to the fiber optic control, a sepa‐
rate voltage connection is not required.
Note regarding mechanical VESA installation (screw length):

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Two different screw lengths are used, see Fig. 8: DSB 1906/1908, monitor base delivery condi‐
tions
figure.
The monitor will be destroyed if the long
screws are used with the monitor base.
n Pos. 1 (short screws)
May only be used with the monitor
base (table application).
The screws are included in the deliv‐
ery volume for the monitor base.
n Pos. 2 (long screws)
These may only be used with the DCS
or monitor trolley.
In this application the cover is used,
see ( 1/Fig. 13 Page 25). This is
why the longer screws are required.
Only the screws from the monitor
that was removed may be used. De‐
pending on the option, different
screw lengths can be used.
(1) used for monitor base only
A screw that is too long can destroy (2) used for DCS or monitor trolley only
the monitor!

3.2.2 Table application

Monitor disassembly:

Fig. 9: DSB 1906/1908 desktop (disassembly 1)

n Place the display on a mat, see figure,

to protect the panel and front frame
from damage.
n Extend the base to maximum length.

(1) Raise monitor to max. height

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Fig. 10: DSB 1906/1908

n Remove the back cover (Snap in), see

figure.

(1) Remove cover

Fig. 11: DSB 1906/1908 desktop disassembly 3

n Loosen the 4 Torx screws, see figure.

Notice: One rotation is sufficient; the
screws remain in the unit.
n Pull the base downward and remove.
n Disconnect the connection cable
from the display.
n Remove the strain relief from the
power cable.

(1) 4 mounting bolts

(2) Monitor base

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Fig. 12: DSB 1906/1908 desktop (disassembly 4)

n The cables remain in the base be‐

cause the base will be reused.
If another base has to be connected,
remove the cable from the base as
shown in the figure.

(1) Cable duct inside monitor base

Installing the replacement unit:

Fig. 13: DSB 1906/1908

n The replacement unit is always deliv‐

ered with a cover, see Pos. 1.
This cover has to be removed to use
the monitor base.
n Remove the covers from the electrical
connectors, see Pos. 2.

(1) Cover (for DCS or monitor trolley only)

(2) Cover (connector)

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Fig. 14: DSB 1906/1908

n Remove the "large" snap-in cover.

It will not be required when using the
base.

(1) Remove cover for monitor base

Fig. 15: DSB 1906/1908 power cable

n Reconnect the cables.

n IMPORTANT:
Secure the power cable with the
strain relief, see Pos. 1.
A "cable tie" is shipped along in the
holder, see Pos. 1.

(1) Strain relief

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Fig. 16: DSB 1906/1908 desktop (disassembly 2)

IMPORTANT:
The screws delivered with the monitor
may not be used; instead, use the "old"
screws to secure at the base, see ( Gen‐
eral information / Page 21).
n Re-install the base in reverse order.
n Re-insert the back panel (snap in, see
figure).

(1) Close cover

Perform the adjustment, see ( AX / XP system-related Installation / Settings / Page 32).

3.2.3 Use in the DCS

The replacement monitor is connected in the same manner as the defective monitor that
is being replaced.

 IMPORTANT: Different spacer adapters are used, (monitor <=> DCS) depending on the
application. During replacement, the screws that were used previously absolutely must
be used again. If replaced, the monitor can be destroyed if the mounting screws are too
long!

Fig. 17: DSB 1906/1908 (DCS1)

n Loosen (but do not remove) the two

screws at the cover, see Pos. 2 in the
figure.
n Pull the screws "out" and remove the
cover panel.

(1) Cover
(2) 2 screws (securing cover)

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n Open the cover for the electrical connectors and disconnect all connectors, see Pos.
1.
n CAUTION, the monitor tilts forward!
Remove the 4 screws on the VESA adapter (connection from the monitor to the DCS).
n Pull the monitor forward and out of the DCS.
n Install the replacement motor in the reverse order.
Fig. 18: DSB 1906/1908 (DCS 2)

n For installation with fiber optic cables

(e.g. Artis VC 11 xx or higher), see to
the right.

(1) Electrical connections

(2) 4 screws (Vesa adapter on DCS)
Fig. 19: DSB 1906/1908 (video connection)

n With control using a CAT cable, the

adapter (network cable to DVI) is pro‐
vided with "contact rubber", see Pos.
3.
This contact ensures safe shielding
for the adapter housing.
Ensure that the contact is secure, see
Pos. 3.

(1) Adapter (network cable to DVI)

(2) Network cable
(3) Contact rubber (adapter housing to monitor ground)

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Fig. 20: DSB 1906/1908 power cable

n Reconnect the cables.

IMPORTANT:

- Secure the power cable with the

strain relief, see
( 1/Fig. 20 Page 29).
A "cable tie" is shipped along in the
holder, see ( 1/Fig. 20 Page 29).

(1) Strain relief

- If the monitor is the Live A monitor Fig. 21: Artis VC xx triax cable connection
or the Reference A monitor with
the Voice Control option:
The video cable, which is present
only with this configuration, must
be grounded by means of ground‐
ing clamp, see
( 1/Fig. 21 Page 29).

n The monitor has to be adjusted de‐ 1

pending on the application, see
( AX / XP system-related Installation /
Settings / Page 32).
(1) Triax shield grounding

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3.2.4 Use on monitor trolley

Fig. 22: DSB 1906/1908 (monitor trolley)

n IMPORTANT: the monitor tilts for‐

ward.
Loosen the 4 screws, see Pos. 1.
n Position the monitor on the trolley to‐
ward the front (use a mat to prevent
damage).
n Open the cover for the electrical con‐
nectors and disconnect all connec‐
tors, see Pos. 2.

(1) 4 screws (Vesa adapter for trolley base)

(2) Electrical connections

Fig. 23: DSB 1906/1908 power cable

n Reconnect the cables as they were

previously.
n IMPORTANT:
Secure the power cable with the
strain relief, see Pos. 1!
A "cable tie" is shipped along in the
holder, see Pos. 1.

(1) Strain relief

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Control using a CAT cable: Fig. 24: DSB 1906/1908 (video connection)
n The adapter (network cable to DVI) is
provided with a "contact rubber", see
Pos. 3.
This contact ensures safe shielding for
the adapter housing.
Ensure that the contact is secure, see
Pos. 3.
n Attach the monitor to the trolley
base, see ( 1/Fig. 22 Page 30).
n Depending on the application, the
monitor has to be adjusted, see (1) Adapter (network cable to DVI)
(2) Network cable
( AX / XP system-related Installa‐ (3) Contact rubber (adapter housing to monitor ground)
tion / Settings / Page 32).

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4.1 General Information for AX Application

Acceptance test for image display devices
(as of 02/2002, required for Germany only):
 If the display is specified as a diagnostic monitor (Category A or B), an Acceptance Test
must be performed after replacing the display: The serial number of the monitor and
new reference values have to be entered in the Acceptance Certificate.

Fig. 25: Monitor label 1

Important Note regarding Monitor Replacement

n Some systems use monitor labels on the monitors (see pho‐
tograph).
1
n If a "monitor label" was used on the defective monitor, the
same lettering (label) needs to go on the replacement unit.
You can see the system-related labels in the SPC under Mon‐
itor - Spare Parts for the particular system.
n If necessary, order a kit and apply the appropriate label (the
kit contains all the labels used on this system).

(1) Label

Apply the new monitor label as described below:

Tab. 6 Attaching the label

Fig. 26: M-L_1 Fig. 27: M-L_2 Fig. 28: M-L_3 Fig. 29: M-L_4 Fig. 30: M-L_5

Original label Remove the la‐ Position the la‐ Carefully re‐ Press the letters
bel from the bel and press it move the film. on.
backing. on.

General Remarks regarding Adjustment and Operation

n The TFT monitor must be switched on for at least 20 minutes before making the ad‐
justments.

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n All adjustments must be made at the original installation location

n All adjustments are made in the "OSD" menu (OSD => on screen display). For using
the OSD menu, see ( General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu / Page 14)
n Usually, "only" the listed adjustments have to be performed. However, if needed, all
"other" adjustments can also be performed in the OSD.
n IMPORTANT: Never run the "Factory reset" function!
This resets the factory settings.
n The adjustment is made with the SMFit measuring instrument.
When performing the measurement, make sure that the measuring sensor does not
exert any pressure on the panel surface. Otherwise, the panel can be damaged.
n For systems with the syngo user interface, make sure that the "window values” are
fully open during the adjustment.

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4.2 Adjustment Instructions, applicable for "all” Applications

4.2.1 General
n If used in systems with the Syngo platform, make sure that when selecting the test
images, the "window values” are fully opened!
n Adjustments may be performed only after a warm-up time of 20 minutes.
n The control buttons must be blocked again following installation.
n If two video norms are used on the display (e.g. emergency mode), then both video
norms must be set!
Exception: The backlight setting (maximum contrast) is not "norm-dependent”. As a
result, it is the same for both norms!
n The adjustments for brightness / contrast are made using the SMFit test meter.
For operation see ( Test and Auxiliary Equipment / Page 12)
When performing the measurement, make sure that the measuring sensor does not
exert any pressure on the panel surface. Otherwise, panel damage cannot be ruled
out!

4.2.2 Ambient Light Sensor

Explanation of change to OSD menu (as of FW 1.03):
FW change 1.03 changed the operation of the ambient light sensor in the OSD menu:
Under OSD Menu => Others => ALS/DPMS settings, the ALS/DPMS settings menu was split
into two: 1x ALS settings and 1x DPMS settings.
The "ALS write protection" button was also added to ALS settings. If the button is selec‐
ted, the data under ALS settings (except select/deselect) cannot be changed. "ALS write
protection" must be deselected before the ALS is adjusted.
ALS write protection is selected (active) automatically when the OSD is closed, i.e., it al‐
ways has to be deselected to make adjustments.

4.2.3 Size / Position

n Digital control (DVI):
In the case of digital control, the on-screen display has to be correct; manual adjust‐
ment is not possible.
If the on-screen display is incorrect and a defective graphics card can be excluded, re‐
place the monitor.
n Analog control (Sub - D / analog input DVI):
The on-screen display may be set as follows using auto-adjust:
- Enable the OSD menu: Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.

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- Open the OSD menu (1) > select Auto functions (1) > open with Up (2) >
Select Auto Brightness Control (1) > set to “Off” (2), the lighted dot corresponds to
selected >
Select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) > set to “On” (2) >
“ Select Execute select auto function” (1) > the auto-adjust starts with Up (2).

- If you expect the on-screen display will still be incorrect, you can set it manually:
OSD Menu => Size / Position

The position can be set manually using H - size / position.

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4.3 Luminos dRF / Luminos Agile / Ysio

Avoidance of Burn Effects on Monitors and Displays:
In discussion with the customer and depending on his work flow, the time for switch-on
 of the screen saver should be set to the briefest possible time period.
If there is no use for an extended time, the monitor / display is switched off automatical‐
ly. This time period should also be kept as brief as possible.

IMPORTANT!
If the DVI connector is unplugged while the system is switched on, images will not be
displayed again when the connector is plugged back in!

 This effect is specific to the Fluorospot Compact. Interrupting the connection switches
off the graphics card.
The FLC has to be rebooted for the graphics card to be switched again to DVI.
If the monitor is switched off and then on using the power switch (back left), the DVI
output of the graphics card is retained.

4.3.1 General
General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu:

n For the operating keys, see the illustration;

the numbering of the keys (1-4) occurs
again in the adjustment.
n There is always a switch to a higher level /
back when the Set button (4) is pressed. Fig. 31: DSB 19 ... Front buttons

n Unblock/block the OSD menu: 1 2 3 4

No OSD display may be visible, then press
Menue Up Down Set
the following key combination: Set (4) 1x
and Up (2) 3x, with a pause between of
approx. 1/2 sec.
(1) Menu button (number 1)
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1). (2) UP button (number 2)
n For general operation, enabling / blocking, (3) Down button (number 3)
(4) Set button (number 4)
etc., see
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).


If IQ (image quality) problems arise, check the configuration of the monitor as instructed
in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).

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4.3.2 Selecting the Test Pattern

Fig. 32: FL-C, select Test image_part 1

1
2
n Select the test patterns under:
Select the “Patient” tab card, see Pos. 1 =>
select the “Settings” menu, see Pos. 2 => 3
click on the “Check Test Image” icon, see
Pos. 3.

(1) "Patient" tab card

(2) "Settings" menu
(3) "Check Test Image" icon

Fig. 33: FL-C, select Test image_part 2

n Select => “Image” menu, see Pos. 1 => 1

click on the “ Overview” icon, see Pos. 2.

(1) "Image" menu

(2) "Display Overview" icon

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Fig. 34: FLC, selection of Test image_part 3

n Select the LCD test pattern, see Pos. 1,
with a double-click. 1
n Test pattern output on the monitor to be
adjusted:
a) Live Monitor:
The test pattern is displayed with a 2
double-click.
b) Reference monitor, if configured:
The test pattern is displayed on the Ref‐
erence monitor by selecting the "Tools"
tab card, see Pos. 2, and then selecting
"REF" (Store Reference Image). (1) LCD Test image (2% field)
(2) "Tools" menu
n Return to "Overview" by selecting "Display
overview".

4.3.3 Configuration

 If the signal is incorrectly selected, the windows and the script in the windows is not dis‐
played or is displayed poorly!

n Open the OSD menu (1) => select Service level 2 (1) => Open (1x 2 and 2x 3) =>
select Others (1) => Open (2) => select Signal (1) => with Up (2):
- “Luminos dRF” / “Luminos Agile” System:
With system SW up to and including VA 10 => select “RGB”.
With system SW beginning with VA 20 (shipments approx. 10.2008) => select
“Monochrome“ .
- “Ysio” System:
“ Select Monochrome“.

4.3.4 Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor

4.3.4.1 Brightness / Contrast Adjustment

Only the backlight controller can be adjusted, see the following adjustment!

 Due to the digital control, all other settings are performed in the factory and may not be
changed.

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n Selecting the "LCD Test Image" (2%) test patterns, see: ( Selecting the Test Pat‐
tern / Page 37)
- SMFit test instrument: Switching on and Configuration, see ( Test and Auxiliary
Equipment / Page 12).
- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
- If the tolerance values are not maintained, magnify the measuring field, move it to
the center of the image and repeat the measurement (differences in brightness can
occur over the panel surface).
n Adjustment is performed in the OSD menu.
n The ambient light sensor must be switched off for the measurement of luminance:
Set OSD Menu => Others => ALS/DPMS settings (ALS settings as of FW 1.03) =>
Ambient light Sensor (ALS) to “Off”.
n Adjustment:
n Open the “LCD test pattern“, Fig. 35: LCD test pattern (2% field)

see: ( Selecting the Test Pat‐

tern / Page 37) 1 2
n Select Open OSD Menu => Bright‐
3
ness/Contrast (1).
n Open with Up (2)
(the controller for Brightness and
Contrast both stay at 50!).
n Adjustment:
- Select Backlight (1).
Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the
100% white field (see Pos.3), set
400 cd/m² +/- 20cd/m².
4
- Drag the black area to the center of
the screen (as much as possible).
- Do not adjust; only a check! (1) 2% field SIEMENS logo (white letters on black)
A value of 0.8, +0.15/-0.1 must re‐ (2) 98% field SIEMENS logo (black letters on white)
(3) 100% white field
sult in the black field. (4) 0% white field (black field)
If the tolerance values are not met,
replace the monitor.
- Go back one step with Set (4).

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4.3.4.2 Checking the Image Quality

Tab. 7 Resolution Check

n Select zoom (display the full image). Fig. 36: LCD test pattern, 2% field

n The last light "Siemens" logotype must just

still be visible in the dark field (2% step),
see ( 1/Fig. 36 Page 40).

(1) 2% field (white letters on black background)

Fig. 37: LCD test pattern, 98% field

n The last dark "SIEMENS" logotype must just 1

still be visible in the light field (98% step),
see ( 1/Fig. 37 Page 40).

The logo must be visible; if not, check the setting again.

(1) 98% field (black letters on white background)

n Continue with the ambient light sensor adjustment, ( Adjusting the Ambient
Light Sensor / Page 41)!

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4.3.4.3 Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor

 The ambient light sensor is always activated.

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Tab. 8 Sensor Adjustment

n Adjusting the sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2)
=>select ALS/DPMS settings (1)
(ALS settings as of FW 1.03) =>
Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS)
(1) => set to “On“ (2); on is active
when the dot is lit.
Also, as of FW 1.03:
Select ALS write protection (1) Fig. 38: LCD test pattern (2% field)
(button does not exist prior to FW
1.03) => set to disabled (2). 1 2
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 3
using Down (3) (only for adjust‐
ment, quick control).
- The slider for ALS sensitivity was
adjusted at the factory to the opti‐
mum constant operation of the
equipment and as a rule should not
be changed in the field.
- Completely cover the external light
sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up
(2) and Down (3), adjust to 4
400cd/m², +/-20cd/m² in the 100%
white field (see Pos. 3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the (1)
(2)
2% field SIEMENS logo (white letters on black)
98% field SIEMENS logo (black letters on white)
sensor (front frame, top left). This (3) 100% white field
corresponds to maximum bright‐ (4) 0% white field (black field)
ness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up
(2) and Down (3), adjust to
550cd/m², +/-20cd/m² in the 100%
white field (see Pos. 3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up
(2), set to 140 (fixed value for con‐
trol delay).

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n Save the adjustment values:

- Press the Set button (4) until the Quit OSD menu appears => select Accept
changes (1) => press the Up button (2) => the new values are accepted and the
OSD menu closes automatically.
n Lock the OSD menu:
- The OSD display should not be visible.
Press the following key combination: 1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2), in approx. 1/2 sec
intervals.

The monitor adjustment is complete.

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4.4 Artis zee

4.4.1 General

B/W Monitor Applications on the Artis zee System

In a replacement part situation, only the same model (same Part Number) may be used!
Three monitor models are used:
n Part number 08677051 (DSB 1906 - DC)
Used in the examination room (DCS) and control room (also base).
 n Part number 10293047 (DSB 1908 - DC)
Used in the control room (also base), cannot also be used in the examination room
(not planned).
n Part number 086 93 934 (DSB 1906-DC-MN)
Used only with the Niobe system, only in the examination room (DCS).
This model has a non-magnetic housing.

General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu:

n For the operating keys, see the illustration;

the numbering of the keys (1-4) occurs
again in the adjustment.
n There is always a switch to a higher level /
back when the Set button (4) is pressed. Fig. 39: DSC 19 ..... front buttons

n Unblock/block the OSD menu: 1 2 3 4

No OSD display may be visible, then press
Menue Up Down Set
the following key combination: Set (4) 1x
and Up (2) 3x, with a pause between of
approx. 1/2 sec.
(1) Menu button (Number 1)
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1). (2) UP button (Number 2)
n For general operation, enabling / blocking, (3) Down button (Number 3)
(4) Set button (Number 4)
etc., see
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).


If IQ (image quality) problems arise, check the configuration of the monitor as instructed
in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).

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4.4.2 Selecting the Test Pattern

Selecting the Test Images:
1. Select the test images under:
Patient => Patient List => Service, Patient.
The particular required test image is described in the adjustment that follows.
2. If Service, Patient is not configured, it can be reinstalled as follows (see illustration,
Pos. 1):
Options => Load Test Image
When it is loaded (as long as Processing, see Pos. 2, is displayed, the download rou‐
tine is not yet finished), perform a refresh in the browser.
Fig. 40: AXIOM Artis, load test images

(1) Load Test Image

(2) Processing
3. Beginning with system SW VC14, the following must be observed:
Two additional "folders" have been added under Service, Patient.
In the Technical Images XA - Sigmoid folder, see ( 2/Fig. 41 Page 46) the test im‐
ages, B/C test image and LCD test image are provided again; these test images may

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not be used for the monitor adjustment because they are saved with "other" bright‐
ness values.

 An adjustment using these test images will lead to incorrect adjustments or to a replace‐
ment of good monitors!

Fig. 41: Artis zee beginning with VC 14,"additional test images"

1 2

(1) Service, Patient

(2) Test images, do not use for monitor adjustment!

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Tab. 9 Configured Test Images

n The test images visible on the right Fig. 42: Service patient
are saved under
> Service, Patient > Test Images > 1 4
Technical Images XA
and are required in the following ad‐
justment:
2
- Pos.1
SMPTE test pattern 3
- Pos.2
H/C test pattern, was used for the
adjustment (CRT monitor).
- Pos.3
LCD test pattern, is used for the H/C
adjustment and for the check of (1) SMPTE test pattern
(2) B / C test pattern
contrast (2% / 98% fields) with LCD (3) LCD test pattern (2% field)
monitors. (4) Postprocessing tab card

- Pos.4
Postprocessing tab card; as a rule,
the adjustment is performed in this
tab card.

The description of how the display of the test pattern follows on the monitor to be adjus‐
ted:

System SW VC14 H:

 To be able to display a test image on the Live monitor (examination room) (following
system on), fluoro must be triggered once.

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Tab. 10 Display of the Test Pattern on the Monitor

Procedure for test pattern output on the

monitor to be adjusted:
Fig. 43: Image display on the monitor
n Live Monitor, Control and Examina‐
tion Rooms:
Select the appropriate test pattern in
"Service Patient", it is displayed auto‐
matically on the control room Live
monitor.
n Reference (Assist) Monitor, Control
and Examination Rooms:
Select the appropriate test pattern in 2 1
"Service Patient", select REF, see illus‐
tration, Pos. 2.
The selected test pattern is dislayed
on the Ref. monitors in the examina‐
tion room and control rooms.
With biplane systems, Planes A and B
must be selected separately when REF (1) SM (Store Monitor)
(2) REF (Reference image)
is selected (monitor in the particular
plane),
n Second Reference Monitor (if configured for Quant or Roadmap):
- With the "Quant" application:
Select Ref. 1 monitor in the same way as under Reference monitor.
The switch the application from Examination to Quant; in this way, the test pat‐
tern is displayed on the Ref. 1 and the Ref. 2 ( Quant) monitor.
- Without the "Quant" application:
Start Local Service under: Options => Customer Service => Local Service => open
with PW => Configuration => Image System => Monitor, VCR Control => switch to
Reference 2 Display (if yes, go to no or vice versa).
IMPORTANT: After completing the adjustment, the configuration must be set back
again!
Select the Reference monitor in the same way as under Reference monitor.

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4.4.3 Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor

4.4.3.1 Brightness / Contrast Adjustment

Adjustment

Only (!) the backlight controller can be adjusted, see the following adjustment!

 Due to the digital control, all other settings are performed at the factory and may not be
changed! If brightness or contrast is changed, other "gray steps" are lost (i.e., image in‐
formation).

n General:
- SMFit test instrument: Switching on and Configuration, see ( Test and Auxiliary
Equipment / Page 12).
- Check of the window value: The window must be opened completely, FM 2048 / FB
4094.
- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
- If the tolerance values are not maintained, magnify the measuring field, move it to
the center of the image and repeat the measurement (differences in brightness can
occur over the panel surface).
n The ambient light sensor must be switched off for the measurement of luminance:
If the OSD menu is blocked, open it with: Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
Open the OSD menu (1) => select Others (1) => Open (2) => select the ALS/DPMS
setting (1) (beginning with FW 1.03 only as the ALS setting) => Open (2) => select
Ambient light Sensor (ALS) (1) => set to "Off" (2), Off is active when the dot lights
up.
n Go back 2 steps with Set (4) 2x.
n Backlight Adjustment:

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n Open the “LCD test pattern“, Fig. 44: LCD test pattern (2% field)

see: ( Tab. 9 Page 47)

n Zoom the LCD test pattern (Zoom 1 2
button/press Pan) and drage the
3
100% white field into the center of
the image (as much as possible).
n Select Open OSD Menu (1) =>
Brightness/Contrast (1).
n Open with > Up (2).
(the controller for Brightness and
Contrast both stay at 50!).
n Adjustment:
- Select > Backlight (1):
4
with Up (2) and Down (3) in the
100% white field (see Pos.3),
set 400 cd/m², +/- 20 cd/m² . (1) 2% field SIEMENS logo (white letters on black)
- Drag the black area to the center of (2) 98% field SIEMENS logo (black letters on white)
(3) 100% white field
the screen (as much as possible). (4) 0% white field (black field)
- Do not adjust; only a check!
A value of 0.8, +0.15/-0.1 must re‐
sult in the black field.
If the tolerance values are not met,
replace the monitor.
- Go back 2 steps with Set (4).

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Checking the Image Quality

Tab. 11 Resolution Check

n Select zoom (display the full image). Fig. 45: LCD test pattern, 2% field

n The last light "Siemens" logotype must just

still be visible in the dark field (2% step),
see ( 1/Fig. 45 Page 51).

(1) 2% field (white letters on black background)

Fig. 46: LCD test pattern, 98% field

n The last dark "SIEMENS" logotype must just 1

still be visible in the light field (98% step),
see ( 1/Fig. 46 Page 51).

The logo must be visible; if not, check the setting again.

(1) 98% field (black letters on white background)

n Continue with the ambient light sensor adjustment, ( Adjusting the Ambient
Light Sensor / Page 41)!

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4.4.3.2 Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor

 The ambient light sensor is always activated and adjusted.

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Tab. 12 Sensor Adjustment

n Adjusting the sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2)
=>select ALS/DPMS settings (1)
(ALS settings as of FW 1.03) =>
Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS)
(1) => set to “On“ (2); on is active
when the dot is lit.
Also, as of FW 1.03:
Select ALS write protection (1)
(button does not exist prior to FW Fig. 47: LCD test pattern (2% field)
1.03) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1
1 2
using Down (3) (only for adjust‐
3
ment, quick control).
- The slider for ALS sensitivity was
adjusted at the factory to the opti‐
mum constant operation of the
equipment and as a rule should not
be changed in the field.
- Completely cover the external light
sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up
(2) and Down (3), adjust to
400cd/m², +/-20cd/m² om tje 100%
4
white field (see Pos 3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the
sensor (front frame, top left). This (1) 2% field SIEMENS logo (white letters on black)
corresponds to maximum bright‐ (2) 98% field SIEMENS logo (black letters on white)
ness. (3) 100% white field
(4) 0% white field (black field)
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up
(2) and Down (3), adjust to
550cd/m², +/-20cd/m² in the 100%
white field (see Pos. 3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up
(2), set to 140 (fixed value for con‐
trol delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1)
(button does not exist prior to FW
1.03) => set to enabled (2).
n Save the new adjustment values:
- Press the Set button (4) as often as needed until the "Quit OSD" menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1) => select the “Up” button (2); the new values are
saved and the OSD menu closes automatically.

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n Further procedure:

a) If the currently adjusted monitor is the Live monitor (A) in the examination room
(and only this one!), the emergency mode must be configured and adjusted; con‐
tinue with ( Adjustment of Emergency Mode / Page 54).
b) If the currently adjusted monitor is the Ref monitor in the examination room and
the Voice Control option is being used (only if Voice Control is used), continue
with ( Adjusting Voice Control / Page 61).
c) If the currently adjusted monitor is neither the one listed under a and b, the ad‐
justment is finished.
The conrol buttons must be blocked, press Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
The adjustment is finished.

4.4.4 Adjustment of Emergency Mode

n "Only" one image is displayed on the Live monitor in the examination room in the
emergency mode. All other monitors no longer display an image!
n The emergency mode must and may be adjusted only at this monitors (Live in the
examination room).

 n The emergency mode must be configured on the monitor. In this way, it is ensured
that when an analog signal is present (emgerncy mode), a switch is made automati‐
cally to the emergency mode.
n Control in an emergency situation is analog (D-Sub) using one of the analog BNC ca‐
bles from the RTC.
Normal control is digital (DVI-D).

General Remarks regarding Control of "Emergency Mode":

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Tab. 13 General Remarks regarding Emergency Mode

The DCS Live monitor (examination Fig. 48: Emergency mode control
room) is defined as the emergency moni‐ 2 1
tor in the Artis VCxx SW.
This requires a D-Sub/VGA connection in
addition to the DVI connection, see the il‐
lustration; an analog video signal is sent
out via this connection during emergen‐
cy mode (and only in the emergency
mode).
If the emergency mode is configured in
the monitor and an analog signal is
present at the D-Sub input, the monitor
always switches to this input, regardless (1) D-Sub input / BNC D-Sub adapter
of whether or not a DVI signal is present! (2) DVI input

Problem: If the emergency mode is configured, the OSD menu can no longer be selec‐
ted (only with the emergency mode norm)!
This means that the adjustment must take place prior to the emergency mode configura‐
tion.
The following instructions must be followed, otherwise it is possible that the bypass
function will not function or will function with reduced IQ.
Conditions:
Artis xx:
The emergency mode adjustment can only be performed beginning with Artis SW VC13.
Prior to this, the test image is displayed only "weakly" and cannot be used for the adjust‐
ment!

 WARNING
Switching the Live monitor (A) to emergency mode does not take place or take
place with a delay.
The system goes into emergency mode, an image is not visible on the Live moni‐
tor or is visible only with a delay.
 The following instructions regarding configuration / adjustment of the moni‐
tor emergency mode must be observed.

Emergency Configuration and Adjustment:

1. Live Monitor: Deactivate the emergency mode.
- Open OSD (1) > Select service level 2 (1) > Open (3) press and hold until service
level is opened) > Select Tolerance (1) > Open (2) > select “Emergency Mode ana‐
log“ (1) > select “Inactive“ (2) > go back 3 levels (3x 4) to the “Quit OSD“ level >
select “Accept changes“ (1) > confirm (2).
2. Selection of the emergency mode test pattern in the AXIOM Artis:
- Start Local Service under: Options > Customer Service > Local Service.

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- Open with the PW.

- Select > Test Tools > Hardware Tests.
- Select > RTC A Dipp Fru: (NOTE: select the left arrow).
- Select > Show SMPTE image on BYPASS output (checkbox).
- Select > Go, bottom right.
- The test pattern is displayed on the Live monitor (NOTE: output of the test pattern
is required approx. 1 min.).
It appears for approx. 500 sec.; if more time is needed, it needs to be started
again.
3. Display of the test pattern on the monitor:

a) If the SMPTE test pattern is not visible, the monitor input must be switched man‐
ually.
- Press the Up (2) key (OSD is off), the monitor switches in the input (to D-Sub,
analog input), the SMPTE test pattern must be visible.
4. Perform the monitor adjustment for the emegency mode.

1. IMPORTANT:
The backlight control may not be changed; it was adjusted in "normal mode" and can
be adjusted only once.
 2. Depending on the system SW, the image position of the test pattern is not 100% cen‐
tered; ignore this, the X-ray display is centered.
3. The brightness of the test pattern is okay only with Artis SW VC13.
 With Artis zee VC12 SW, adjustment of the brightness cannot be performed.
However the following configuration must be made!

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Tab. 14 Brightness/Contrast, Emergency Mode

Adjusting Brightness/Contrast:
With Artis zee VC12 SW, skip the B/C ad‐
justment and the phase/frequency set‐
ting.
n Open the OSD menu (1).
n Switch off the ambient light sensor:
Select Others (1) => Open (2) => se‐ Fig. 49: SMPTE Emergency Mode
lect ALS / DPMS settings (1) (button
does not exist prior to FW 1.03) =>
5
Open => select Ambient light Sensor
(ALS) (1) => select Off (2) => (light
dot = selected) => go back two levels
using Set (4).
n Select Brightness/Contrast (1) =>
Open (2).
n Select Brightness (1) => using UP (2)
and Down (3),
adjust to (0.8, +/-0.2 cd/m² 4 3 2 1
in the 0% white field (Pos. 4).
n Select Contrast (1).
=> increase it with Up (2) until the (1) 100% white
95% field is no longer visible. (2) 95% white

=> decrease it with Down (3) until the (3) 5% white

95% field (Pos. 2) is just visible. (4) 0% white (black)

(5) Resolution bars
n The maximum brightness (backlight)
may not be set.
n Final Check: The value in the 0%
white field must be measurable with‐
in the tolerance listed above; the 5%
and 95% fields must be visible.
n Go back one level using Set (4).

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Tab. 15 Phase/Freuency, Emergnecy Mode

Fig. 50: SMPTE Emergency Mode

Adjusting Phase / Frequency:

n Select Others (1)=> Open (2)=> Fre‐ 5
quency / Phase (1) => Open (2).
n select Frequency (1) => adjust with
Up (2) and Down (3) so that the im‐
age contents cover the entire panel
mask and no image contents are cut
off.
If adjustment is correct, no vertical
lines are visible in the line groups
(resolution bars, Pos. 5). 4 3 2 1
n Select Phase (1) => adjust with Up (2)
and Down (3) so that no horizontal
lines are visible in the line groups
(1) 100% white
(resolution bars, Pos. 5) and focus is
(2) 95% white
the same for all line groups.
(3) 5% white
n Go back one level using Set (4). (4) 0% white (black)
(5) Resolution bars

5. Switch on the ambient light sensor:

Select Others (1) => Open (2) => select ALS / DPMS setting (1) (ALS setting as of FW
1.03) => select Ambient light Sensor (ALS) (1) => select On (2) (active when the dot
lights up).
An adjustment is not performed; the values are copied from digital mode.
Go back one level using Set (4).
Monitor Bypass Configuration:
1. The firmware version and the resolution of the bypass signal must be known in order
for the bypass mode to be configured. When the bypass signal is present, this is visi‐

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ble in the "Status" screen of the OSD menu (NOTE: the bypass signal must be
present):
> Select Others > Open (2) > Status (1) > Open (2).
Fig. 51: OSD menu, "Status"

2
(1) Resolution
(2) Firmware version
(3) Input mode (VGA)
2. Emergency Mode Configuration:
Tab. 16 Emergency Mode Configuration

Resolution 1014x1014 Resolution 1280x1024

see ( 1/Fig. 51 Page 59) see ( 1/Fig. 51 Page 59)
Firmware Version Firmware version Firmware version Firmware Version
< 1.05 ≥ 1.05 < 1.05 ≥ 1.05
⇓ ⇓ ⇓ ⇓
1. Go back 2 steps with 1. Go back 2 steps 1. Go back 2 steps with 1. Go back 2 steps
“Set“ (4). with Set" (4). “Set“ (4). with “Set“ (4).
2. Select > Service Lev‐ 2. Select > Service 2. Select > Service Lev‐ 2. Select > Service
el 2 (1) > Open (3, Level 2 (1) > Open el 2 (1) > Open (3, Level 2 (1) > Open
hold until Service (3, hold until Serv‐ hold until Service (3, hold until Serv‐
Level 2 is opened) > ice Level 2 is Level 2 is opened) > ice Level 2 is
select “Toler‐ opened) > select select “Toler‐ opened) > select
ance“ (1) Open (2) > "Tolerance" (1) > ance“ (1) Open (2) > “Tolerance“ (1)
select “Emergency Open (2) > "Emer‐ select “Emergency Open (2) > “Emer‐
mode analog“ (1) > gency mode ana‐ mode analog“ (1) > gency mode ana‐
select “Active“ (2) > log" (1) > select select “Inactive“ (2) log“ (1) > select
3. Select “RGB priority "Active" > select > “Active“ (2) > se‐
mode” (1) > select "Emergency mode" 3. Select “RGB priority lect “Emergency
“Inactive” (2). (1) > select "Inter‐ mode” (1) > select mode“ (1) > select
laced" (2). “Active” (2). “Progressive“ (2).

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3. Save the new adjustment values:

Press Set (4) until the “Quit OSD” menu appears, select => Accept changes (1) => Up
(2) saves the new values and the OSD menu automatically closes.
4. Switch the monitor off and on (viewed from the front, the power switch is located on
the left on the back wall).
The monitor must automatically display the emergency mode test pattern; in other
words, the automatic switch-over functions.
5. Wait until the emergency mode test pattern goes off automatically.

a) The patient can be generated and X-ray can be triggered.

b) On the table control console, see( 1, 2, 3/Fig. 52 Page 60), press and hold but‐
tons 1 + 2, also press the STOP button, "pull out" the STOP button again and re‐
lease the 1 + 2 buttons.
When this is done, the system switches to bypass for approx. 15 sec.

Fig. 52: Table control console

(1) Control console

(2) Buttons 1 and 2
(3) STOP button

 The monitor must display the bypass image during these approx. 15 sec., see
( Fig. 53 Page 61) or ( Fig. 54 Page 61).

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Display up to system SW VC14: Display beginning with system SW VC14:

Fig. 53: Bypass image up to VC14 Fig. 54: Bypass image beginning with VC14

(1) Bypass display

6. The monitor control buttons must be blocked, press Set 1x (4) and Up 3x (2).
7. The monitor adjustment is complete.

4.4.5 Adjusting Voice Control

4.4.5.1 General:
If the Voice Control option is being used, the Reference monitor in the examination room
is used for display.
1.
This must then be adjusted/configured as described below.
Prerequisite is: the monitor must have FW =/> 1.02. Check: Open OSD (1) => select
Others (1) => Open (1) => select Status (1) => Open (2).

4.4.5.2 Configuration
Configuration for Voice Control Application:
1. Select Voice Control at the system.
2. With FW 1.00 (only the first systems are affected, up to shipments to approx.
08.2007)
Open OSD (1) => select Service level 2 (1) => Open (1x2 and 2x3) => select Toler‐
ance (1) => Open (2) => select Emergency mode analog (1) => select active (2).
Go back 2 steps with Set (4).

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3. Beginning with FW 1.02 (beginning with shipments in 08.2007)

Open OSD (1) => select Service level 2 (1) => Open (1x2 and 2x3) => select Toler‐
ance (1) => Open (2) => select Emergency mode analog (1) => select Inactive (2).
Select RGB priority mode (1) => select Active (2).
Go back 2 steps with Set (4).

4.4.5.3 Adjustment

 The backlight control, under OSD Menu => Brightness / Contrast, may not be changed; it
was adjusted in "normal mode" and can be adjusted only once.

Adjustment for Voice Control Application:

1. The voice control image must be visible on the monitor; no image limitations may oc‐
cur and the lettering may not be "jagged".
If OK, block the front buttons; see Point 3.
2. If problems occur, an auto-adjust must be performed:
Select Auto functions (1) => Open (2) => select Auto Brightness Contrast (1) => se‐
lect On (2), the bright dot is selected => select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) =>
select On (2), the bright dot is selected => select Execute selected auto functions (1)
=> perform with Up (2) (OSD is closed automatically).
3. Following auto-adjust, the voice control image must be displayed correctly.
The monitor conrol buttons must be blocked, press Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
4. Perform a check:
Voice control not selected; the Artis REF image must be visible.
Voice control selected; the voice control image must be displayed on the REF monitor.
Monitor adjustment is complete.

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4.5 MULTIX Swing DR / AXIOM Multix M / Multix Select DR /

Vertix MD Trauma / Vertix Solitaire M

4.5.1 General

Avoidance of Burn Effects on Monitors and Displays:

In discussion with the customer and depending on his work flow, the time for switch-on
 of the screen saver should be set to the briefest possible time period.
If there is no use for an extended time, the monitor / display is switched off automatical‐
ly. This time period should also be kept as brief as possible.

General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD Menu:

n For the control buttons, see the illustra‐ Fig. 55: DSB 19 ... Front buttons
tion. 1 2 3 4
Numbering of the buttons occurs again in
the adjustment for easier orientation. Menue Up Down Set

n There is always a switch to a higher level

when the Set button is pressed.
(1) Menu button (number 1)
n For general operation, enabling / blocking,
(2) UP button (number 2)
etc., see (3) Down button (number 3)
(4) Set button (number 4)
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).


If IQ (image quality) problems arise, check the configuration of the monitor as instructed
in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).

4.5.2 Explanation of which input (digital or analog) is used

Explanation of which input signal is used:

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Fig. 56: Display of the mode (analog <=> digi‐

tal)
n Whether the DVI input is used for the cur‐
rently applied standard or whether the an‐ 1
log input is used is explained as follows:
n Open the OSD menu => select Source (1) 2
=> Open (2) => the mode being used is dis‐
played in white letters, see on the right.
3
In the example, the DVI digital input is used
(white letters mean selected).
n Display of DVI Digital => continue with
( Adjustment with Digital Con‐
trol / Page 70).
n Display of BNC or VGA => continue with
( Settings with Analog Con‐
trol / Page 64). (1) (D-Sub) input is used
(2) DVI digital input is used
(3) DVI analog input is used

4.5.3 Settings with Analog Control

4.5.3.1 Test Pattern Selection => Moiree.bmp

n To order the test pattern, see ( Test and Auxiliary Equipment / Page 12).
n The test pattern for adjustment of frequency / phase / position is started from CD; it
may not be installed on the PC.

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n Select the test pattern:

- On the Touch Screen, select the "Sys‐
tem" symbol => select the Setup menu
(or Configuration) => select Administra‐
tor Setup => select Service Tools =>
enter the password "99999" => select
OK => in the Service Tool, select the Fig. 57: Multix M Windows Picture and Fax View‐
"explorer" pop-up menu => select Start er
=> enter the password in the Service
Login screen.
Enter "Space Siemens Space" => select
OK.
- Insert the CD with the test patterns.
1
- In Explorer => select My Computer => 2
select CD/DVD Laufwerk => open Moir‐
ee.bmp with a double-click.
The test pattern must open with "Win‐
dows Picture and Fax Viewer".
- Drag the Windows Picture and Fax View‐
(1) "Maximize" button
er from the touch screen to the "Diag‐ (2) "Actual Size" button
nostic Monitor".
- Open the image by selecting “maxi‐
mize”, see Pos. 1.
Open to the correct size by selecting
"Actual Size", see Pos. 2.

4.5.3.2 Auto Adjust

To set reliable initial values, an auto adjust is performed.
Auto-adjust:
1. Go back one step with Set (4) => select Auto functions (1) => Open (2)
2. Select Auto Brightness (1) => set to Off (2).
3. Select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) => set to On (2).
4. Select Execute select auto function (1) => start with Up (2).

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4.5.3.3 Frequency / Phase Adjustment

Tab. 17 Frequency / Phase Adjustment

Fig. 58: Frequency adjustment

n Frequency adjustment:
- Open the OSD menu (1) => select
Others (1) => Open (2) => select
Frequency/Phase (1) => Open (2).
- Adjust with Up (2) and Down (3) so
that no vertical bars are visible,
see illustration; to do this, test the
entire adjustment range!
The image must appear "homoge‐
neous" (without vertical bars/dark
areas).
Horizontal disturbances (also
strong) may not be visible!
(1) Vertical lines

Fig. 59: Phase adjustment

n Select Phase (1) =>
- Adjust with Up and Down so that
no horizontal disturbances are visi‐
ble, see illustration; to do this, test
the entire adjustment range!
The image must appear "homoge‐
neous" (without horizontal dis‐
turbance lines).
If the disturbances in some excep‐
tional cases cannot be completely
corrected, set to the minimum.
n Remove the CD from the drive. (1) Horizontal lines

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4.5.3.4 Brightness / Contrast Adjustment:

Selecting the Test Pattern:

n Enter a patient name, e.g. Monitor test.

Enter an ID, e.g. 123.
Enter the Sex, e.g. Male.
Enter the Date of Birth, e.g. 11112000.
n Confirm the window with the OK button. Fig. 60: Test Image
n Select "Test" on the control monitor.
n Press the "SMPTE" button.
n Trigger an exposure when the system dis‐
plays Ready.
n Select the right arrow.
n Press the "Option" button
( 1/Fig. 60 Page 67).
n Select Gamma Adjustment.
- Enter the password (99999)
(1) Option Button
- Confirm with OK.
- Set Magnify Image to 1.10.
- Exit the window with OK.
- Exit the Gamma Adjustment with OK.

Fig. 61: Multix M SMPTE Test Pattern

n Select QA Mag., see Pos. 1.

n Select the zoom range with the
mouse:
1st click, see Pos. 2
2nd click, see Pos. 3.
n Select Zoom, see Pos. 4.
The selection range is displayed on
the diagnostic monitor.
n Magnify the image on the diagnostic
monitor with a double-click.
(1) QA Zoom selection
(2) Left angle of the B/C test pattern
(3) Right angle of the B/C test pattern
(4) Zoom selection

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Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor Adjustment, Analog

n General:
- For switch-on / configuration of the SMFit meter, see ( Test and Auxiliary Equip‐
ment / Page 12).
- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
n The OSD menu must be moved "up" so that it is not in the measurement field:
Go up one step with Set (4) => select Others (1) => Open (2) => select OSD Settings
(1) => Open (2) =>

a) Select Vertical Position (1).

b) Set to the left stop with Down (3) (the OSD menu is moved up).

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n Switch off the ambient light sensor

(for the adjustment):
Press the Set button (4) (skip to one
level higher).
=> Select ALS/DPMS settings (ALS
settings as of FW 1.03) using menu
(1).
=> Open ALS/DMPS settings with Up
(2).
=> Set the Ambient light Sensor
(ALS) using Up (2) to“ Off “ (Off is ac‐
tive when the dot is lit).
n Brightness / Contrast Adjustment:
a) Go back one step with Set (4) => Fig. 62: B/C Test Pattern
select Brightness/Contrast (1) =>
Open (2) => select Contrast (1)
b) Set to maximum with Up (2).
c) Select Backlight (1).
d) Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the
100% field, set 400 cd/m², +/-
20cd/m².
e) Select Brightness (1).
f) Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the
black field, set 0.8 cd/m², +/- 0.2
cd/m² with Up/Down.
IMPORTANT: The 5% field in the
(1) 100% white measuring point
black area must still be visible! (2) 95% white measuring point
g) Select Contrast (1). (3) 5% white measuring point
(4) 0% white (black) measuring point
h) Using Up (2) and Down (3), ad‐
just so that the 95% field is just
visible.
i) Check the value in the black field,
readjust with Brightness if re‐
quired.
If it needed to be "readjusted", the
backlight value must also be
checked again, and if needed, ad‐
justed.
j) Final Check: All steps must be de‐
tectable in the test pattern. If not,
repeat the adjustment.

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n Adjusting the ambient light sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2) =>select ALS/DPMS settings (1) (only ALS set‐
tings as of FW 1.03) => Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) => set to “On“ (2); On is active when the
dot is lit.
As of FW 1.03 also select ALS write protection (1) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 using Down (3) (only for adjustment, quick
control).
- The slider for ALS sensitivity was adjusted at the factory to the optimum constant
operation of the equipment and as a rule should not be changed in the field.
- Completely cover the external light sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 400cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² om tje 100% white field (see Pos 3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the sensor (front frame, top left). This corresponds
to maximum brightness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 550cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see Pos. 3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up (2), set to 140 (fixed value for control delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1) (button does not exist prior to FW 1.03) => set to
enabled (2).
- Save the new adjustment values:
Press the Set button (4) as often as needed until the "Quit OSD" menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1).
Select the “Up button” (2); the new values are saved and the OSD menu is exited.

n The operating buttons must be blocked: Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
n The adjustment is completed.

4.5.4 Adjustment with Digital Control

n General:
- For switch-on / configuration of the SMFit meter, see ( Test and Auxiliary Equip‐
ment / Page 12).
- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
n The OSD menu must be moved "up" so that it is not in the measurement field:
Go up one step with Set (4) => select Others (1) => Open (2) => select OSD Settings
(1) => Open (2) => select Vertical Position (1) => set to the left stop with Down (3)
(the OSD menu is moved up).

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n Switch off the ambient light sensor

(for the adjustment):
Press the Set button (4) (skip to one
level higher).
=> Select ALS/DPMS settings (ALS
settings as of FW 1.03) using menu
(1).
=> Open ALS/DMPS settings with Up Fig. 63: B/C Test Pattern
(2).
=> Set the Ambient light Sensor
(ALS) using Up (2) to “Off" (Off is ac‐
tive when the dot is lit).
n Brightness / Contrast Adjustment:
- Go back one step with Set (4).
- Select Brightness/Contrast (1) =>
Open (2) => select Backlight (1)
Caution: Contrast and Brightness
are set to "50"; this value may not
be changed!
- Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the
100% white field (see Pos.3), set (1) 100% white measuring point
(2) 95% white measuring point
400 cd/m² +/- 20cd/m². (3) 5% white measuring point
- Do not adjust; only a check! (4) 0% white (black) measuring point

A value of 0.8, +0.15/-0.1 must re‐

sult in the black field, see Pos. 4.
If the tolerance values are not met,
replace the monitor.
- Final Check: All steps must be de‐
tectable in the test pattern.

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n Adjusting the ambient light sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2) =>select ALS/DPMS settings (1) (ALS settings as
of FW 1.03) => Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) => set to “On“ (2); On is active when the
dot is lit.
Also, as of FW 1.03: Select ALS write protection (1) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 using Down (3) (only for adjustment, quick
control).
- The slider for ALS sensitivity was adjusted at the factory to the optimum constant
operation of the equipment and as a rule should not be changed in the field.
- Completely cover the external light sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 400cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² om tje 100% white field (see Pos 3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the sensor (front frame, top left). This corresponds
to maximum brightness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 550cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see Pos. 3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up (2), set to 140 (fixed value for control delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1) (button does not exist prior to FW 1.03) => set to
Enabled (2).
- Save the new adjustment values:
Press the Set button (4) as often as needed until the "Quit OSD" menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1).
Select the “Up button” (2); the new values are saved and the OSD menu is exited.

n The operating buttons must be blocked: Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
n The monitor adjustment is complete.

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4.6 syngo X Workplace / syngo MM Workplace

4.6.1 General
General note regarding use of the OSD menu:

n For the control buttons, see the illustra‐ Fig. 64: DSB 19 ... Front buttons
tion. 1 2 3 4
n There is always a switch to a higher level
when the Set button is pressed. Menue Up Down Set
n For general operation, enabling / blocking,
etc., see ( General Remark Regarding Use
of the OSD Menu / Page 14). (1) Menu button (number 1)
(2) UP button (number 2)
(3) Down button (number 3)
(4) Set button (number 4)


If IQ (image quality) problems arise, check the configuration of the monitor as instructed
in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).

4.6.2 Clarification regarding the active input (analog or digital)

4.6.2.1 Finding out whether the DVI Input is being used

 If the TFT monitor is being operated via the DVI input, it is not necessary to adjust the
frequency/phase.

Fig. 65: Display of the active input

n To check which input is active, proceed as
follows: 1
- Open the OSD menu (1) => select
Source (1) => open (2); if the DVI digi‐
tal input is being used, as can be seen
on the right, continue with ( Digital
Control, Adjustment of Brightness / Con‐
trast / Ambient Light Sen‐
sor / Page 78) .
- If an analog input (analog VGA / DVI) is
being used, continue with ( Frequen‐
cy / Phase (Focus) / Page 74). (1) DVI digital input is displayed (highlighted in
blue)

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4.6.3 Frequency / Phase (Focus)

 n

n
This adjustment ensures that the picture is correct for the display screen.
An out-of-focus picture indicates that the adjustment is incorrect.

4.6.3.1 Selecting the Test Pattern

Fig. 66: Leonardo SMPTE

n Select the SMPTE test pattern under:

Patient => Browser => Local Database =>
Service Patient => Technical Images XA.

(1) High frequency resolution

4.6.3.2 Auto Adjust

Go back one level with Set (4) => select Auto functions (1)=> open (2) =>
Select Auto Brightness Contrast (1) => set to “Off” (2), the brighter point is selected =>
select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) => set to On (2), the brighter point is selected
=> select Execute selected auto functions (1) => start with Up (2).

4.6.3.3 Adjustment
n Open the OSD menu (1) => select Others (1) => Open (2) => select Frequency/
Phase (1) => Open (2) =>
n select Frequency (1):
Adjust the image width so that the image content fills the entire panel screen and no
content is cut off (2 and 3). If adjustment is correct, no vertical lines are visible in the
line groups; see ( 1/Fig. 66 Page 74).
n Select Phase (1) =>
Set the control for phase so that no horizontal lines are visible in the line groups and
the "sharpness" is the same for all line groups (2 and 3); see ( 1/Fig. 66 Page 74).

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4.6.4 Analog Control, Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light

Sensor
Tab. 18 B/C Adjustment

Selecting the Test Pattern: Fig. 67: LCD test pattern (2% field)
n The LCD test pattern, see
( Fig. 67 Page 75), is used to ad‐ 1 2
just brightness/contrast. 3
n

The test pattern can be selected un‐

der:
Patient => Browser => Service, Pa‐
tient.
 Important:
The window values for the test
pattern must be fully opened for
the adjustment:
WC: 2048 4
WB: 4094

(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)

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n Switch off the ambient light sensor (only for the adjustment):
Press the Set button (4) (skip to one level higher).
=> Select ALS/DPMS settings (ALS settings as of FW 1.03) using menu (1).
=> open using Up (2).
=> Set the Ambient light Sensor (ALS) using Up (2) to “Off" (Off is active when the
dot is lit).
n Brightness/Contrast Adjustment:
- Go back one level using Set (4).
- Select Brightness/Contrast (1) => Open (2) =>
- select Brightness (1) => use slider to set to minimum (3).
- select Contrast (1) => use slider to set to maximum (2).
- Select Backlight (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3) in the 100% white field; see
( 3/Fig. 67 Page 75), set 400 cd/m²+/- 20cd/m².
- Select Brightness (1) => Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the black field, see
( 4/Fig. 67 Page 75), set 0.8 cd/m² +0.15/-0.1 cd/m².
- Select Contrast (1) => Using Down (3) adjust until the 2% "Siemens" lettering is
just visible; see ( 2/Fig. 67 Page 75)
- Repeat the Brightness/Contrast adjustment until the defined values are reached.
- Go back one level using Set (4).
- Final Check: All steps must be detectable in the test pattern.

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n Adjusting the ambient light sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2) =>select ALS/DPMS settings (1) (ALS settings as
of FW 1.03) => Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) => set to "On" (2); On is active when the
dot is lit.
Also, as of FW 1.03: Select ALS write protection (1) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 using Down (3) (only for adjustment, quick
control).
- IMPORTANT: The slider for ALS sensitivity was adjusted at the factory to the opti‐
mum constant operation of the equipment and as a rule should not be changed in
the field.
- Completely cover the external light sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 400cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see item3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the sensor (front frame, top left). This corresponds
to maximum brightness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 550cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see item3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up (2), set to 140 (fixed value for control delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1) (button does not exist prior to FW 1.03) => set to
enabled (2).
- Save the new adjustment values:
Press the Set button (4) until the “Quit OSD” menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1).
Select “Up” (2); the new values are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
- The operating buttons must be blocked: 1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2).
- The monitor adjustment is complete.

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4.6.5 Digital Control, Adjustment of Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light

Sensor
Tab. 19 B/C Adjustment

Selecting the Test Pattern: Fig. 68: LCD test pattern (2% field)
n The LCD test pattern, see
( Fig. 68 Page 78), is used to ad‐ 1 2
just brightness/contrast. 3
n

The test pattern can be selected un‐

der:
Patient => Browser => Service, Pa‐
tient.
 Important:
The window values for the test
pattern must be fully opened for
the adjustment:
WC: 2048 4
WB: 4094

(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)

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n Switch off the ambient light sensor (only for the adjustment):
Press the Set button (4) (skip to one level higher)
=> Select ALS/DPMS settings (ALS settings as of FW 1.03) using menu (1).
=> open using Up (2).
=> Set the Ambient light Sensor (ALS) using Up (2) to “Off" (Off is active when the
dot is lit).
n Brightness/Contrast Adjustment:
- Go back one level using Set (4).
- Select Brightness/Contrast (1) => Open (2) => select Backlight (1)
Please note: Contrast and Brightness are set to "50"; this value may not be
changed!
- Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the 100% white field, see item 1, set 400 cd/m² +/-
20cd/m².
- Do not adjust; only a check!
A value of 0.8, +0.15/-0.1 must result in the black field, see 4.
If the tolerance values are not met, replace the monitor.
- Go back one level using Set (4).
- Final Check: All steps must be detectable in the test pattern.

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n Adjusting the ambient light sensor:

- Select Others (1) => Open (2) =>select ALS/DPMS settings (1) (ALS settings as
of FW 1.03) => Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) => set to "On" (2); On is active when the
dot is lit.
Also, as of FW 1.03: Select ALS write protection (1) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 using Down (3) (only for adjustment, quick
control).
- IMPORTANT: The slider for ALS sensitivity was adjusted at the factory to the opti‐
mum constant operation of the equipment and as a rule should not be changed in
the field.
- Completely cover the external light sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 400cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see item3).
- Shine the flashlight directly on the sensor (front frame, top left). This corresponds
to maximum brightness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 550cd/m²,
+/-20cd/m² in the 100% white field (see item3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up (2), set to 140 (fixed value for control delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1) (button does not exist prior to FW 1.03) => set to
enabled (2).
- Save the new adjustment values:
Press the Set button (4) as often as needed until the "Quit OSD" menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1).
Select the “Up button” (2); the new values are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
- The operating buttons must be blocked: 1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2).
- The monitor adjustment is complete.

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4.7 Luminos URF / Luminos Fusion / Luminos RF Classic

4.7.1 General

Avoidance of Burn Effects on Monitors and Displays:

In discussion with the customer and depending on his work flow, the time for switch-on
 of the screen saver should be set to the briefest possible time period.
If there is no use for an extended time, the monitor / display is switched off automatical‐
ly. This time period should also be kept as brief as possible.

General Note regarding Use of the OSD Menu:

n For the control buttons, see the illus‐ Fig. 69: DSB 1906-xx / DSB 1908-xx - Front button
tration.
n There is always a switch to a higher
level when the Set button is pressed.
n For general operation, enabling /
blocking, etc., see ( General Remark
Regarding Use of the OSD
Menu / Page 14). (1) Menu button, number 1
(2) Up button, number 2
(3) Down button, number 3
(4) Set button, number 4

Cable Noise Suppressor:

The DSB 1906 is used as the successor for the DSB 1804. Control is analog (BNC cable),
the DSB 1804 has a switchable cable noise suppressor that was used for longer cable
lengths.
Problem:

 The DSB 1906 does not have a cable noise suppressor; because of this, an additional ca‐
ble noise suppressor is used with cable lengths of > 18 m (up to and including 18 m
without one!).
If needed, the cable noise suppressor is used in front of the VGA input, see
( Fig. 70 Page 82).
If a cable noise suppressor is not needed, an adapter (BNC to VGA) is needed for the con‐
nection.

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Fig. 70: Cable noise suppressor

1 4

6
5 3

(1) Box cable noise suppressor

(2) Power connection (Box to the Display)
(3) Triax cable shielding connection
(4) BNC input
(5) Video ground <=> protective ground, no connection
(6) VGA connection to the display

4.7.2 Selecting the Test Pattern

Fig. 71: FL-C, selection of test pattern 1

n Select the test patterns under:

Patient List tab card => “Settings”
tab card => “Test images” icon

(1) Patient List

(2) "Settings" tab card
(3) "Test Patterns" icon

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Fig. 72: FL-C, selection of test image 2

n Select > “Overview" icon

(1) “Overview” icon

Fig. 73: FL-C Test Images

n Selecting the Brightness / Contrast Test Pat‐

tern
Return to "Overview" by selecting "Display
overview".

(1) SMPTE test pattern

(2) Brightness / Contrast test pattern

4.7.3 Reset / Configuration

n Open the OSD menu (1) > select Service level 2 (1) > Open (press 3 times and hold
until service level 2 is opened) ) > select User settings (1) > open (2) > select Reset
User settings (1) > perform (2).
n Open the OSD menu (1) > select Service level 2 (1) > Open (press 3 times and hold
until service level 2 is opened) > select Others (1) > Open (2) > select Signal (1) >
select Monochrome with Up (2).
n Go back one level (4) > select LUT (1) > Open (2) > select Select display function (1)
> set 3 (2).
n Go back 2 levels with Set (4).

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4.7.4 Auto Adjust

 When performing the Auto Adjustment, the test pattern must be visible on the display
(not in standby).

Select Auto functions (1) > Open > (2) > select Auto Brightness Contrast (1) > set to
“Off” (2), the bright dot is selected > select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) > set to
On (2), the bright dot is selected > select Execute selected auto functions (1) > start
with Up (2).

4.7.5 Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor

Fig. 74: Brightness/Contrast test image

2 4 3 1

(1) 100% white field

(2) 0% white field (black field)
(3) 95% white field
(4) 5% white field

Brightness / Contrast Adjustment:

1. Switch off the ambient light sensor:
Open the OSD menu (1) > select Others (1) > Open (2) > select ALS settings (1)
Open (2) > set the Ambient light sensor (ALS) to Off (2), the white dot means selec‐
ted - > go back two levels (4)
2. Select Brightness / Contrast (1) => Open (2) > select Contrast (1) > set to "50" (2 and
3).
3. Adjusting the Brightness / Contrast / Backlight:

a) Select Backlight (1) > measure in the 100% field and adjust to 350 cd/m², +/-20
cd/m² (2 and 3) , make a note of the adjustment value (will be needed for the am‐
bient light sensor).
b) Select Brightness (1) > measure in the 0% field and adjust to 0.7 cd/m², +/-0.1
cd/m² (2 and 3).

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c) If needed, repeat Points a and b until the values are reached.

d) Select Contrast (1) > measure in the 100 % field, adjust so that the 95% is just
recognizable in the 100% field, the measurement value in the 100% field may
not get lower.
e) Visual check in the 5% field (in the 0% field) > the 5% field must just be detectable;
if not:
Select Brightness (1) > adjust with Up (2) and Down (3) so that the 5% field
can just be recognized; if necessary, use the tolerance values (0.7 cd/m², +/-0.1
cd/m²).
4. Go back one level (4).
Ambient Light Sensor:
1. Select Others (1) > Open (2) > select ALS setting (1) => Open (2).
2. Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) > set to On (2), the white dot means selected >
select ALS write protection (1) > set to disabled (2) > select ALS delay (1) > set to 1
(3).
3. Select ALS offset (1) > darken the ambient light sensor > set the value noted in the
white field (350 cd/m², +/- 20 cd/m² ) (2 and 3) > select ALS limit (1) > illuminate
the sensor with a flashlight (maximum brightness) > set 450 cd/m², +/- 20 cd/m² in
the 100% white field (2 and 3).
4. Select ALS delay (1) > set 50 (2 and 3) > select ALS write protection (1) > select
enabled (2) > go back one level using Set (4) until the “Quit OSD” screen is reached >
select Accept changes (1) > confirm with Up (2).
5. The operating buttons must be blocked: 1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2).
6. The adjustment is completed.

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4.8 AXIOM Artis 19” TFT as the successor for the 18” or CRT.

 Only the 19" B/W monitor is used in the AXIOM Artis system if a CRT (SIMOMED HM) or
an 18" B/W TFT is to be replaced.

4.8.1 Conversion / Replacement of the Previous Model

If a Simomed HM monitor is replaced, the document AX52-X01.892.01.01.02 is required

for the replacement.
 For adjustment of the 19”, see ( Adjustment / Configuration / Page 91).
Replacement of an 18" B/W display is described here completely.

Replacement in the DCS:

1. Part Number 10502380 (Display Installation Kit, long) is needed in addition to the dis‐
play for replacement in a DCS.
The contents are:

a) 1x cable noise suppressor (the 19" B/W does not have a cable noise suppressor for
long analog cables)
b) 1x power connector (the 18" has an angled power connector, the 19" requires a
straight one)
c) 1x adapter board, 12 mm (the installation depth of the 19" is less; to obtain an
even front with the 18" displays, an adapter board must be installed).
d) 4x M4x45 countersunk screws (for installation on the DCS)
e) 2x M5x16 screws (may be needed for height adjustment on the DCS)
2. Install the 18” B/W display.
3. Replace the angled power connector with the straight one:
Fig. 75: Straight power connector

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4. Establish the connections:

a) Connect the cable noise suppressor included in the shipment:

Plug in the VGA cable of the cable noise suppressor at the VGA socket, see
( 2/Fig. 76 Page 87).
b) Connect the 5 V cable included in the shipment to the cable noise suppressor and
connect it to the 5 V output of the display, see ( 3/Fig. 76 Page 87).
c) Connect the power cable (with the straight power connector) to the monitor, see
( 4/Fig. 76 Page 87). Secure the power cable against being pulled out using ca‐
ble ties, see ( 5/Fig. 76 Page 87).
d) Connect the BNC cable at the BNC input of the cable noise suppressor, see
( 6/Fig. 76 Page 87).
e) Close the cover on the monitor (or later at the DCS, but close it).
Fig. 76: Connecting the 19" display

3 4
5

(1) Cable noise suppressor

(2) VGA connection to the display
(3) 5 V power supply for the cable noise suppressor
(4) Power connector (straight)
(5) Cable ties to secure the power connector
(6) BNC connection
5. Installing the 19" Display on the DCS:

a) Take the VESA adapter from the DCS or install the display directly on the VESA
adapter.
b) Insert the spacer (12 mm) included in the shipment between the VESA adapter
and the display, see ( 2/Fig. 77 Page 88).
Use the four M4x45 countersunk screws for installation, see
( 4/Fig. 77 Page 88).
CAUTION: if screws that are too long are used, the display can be damaged.

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c) If height adjustment using the available screws is not adequate to adjust the dis‐
play from side to side, the height of the Vesa adapter can be adjusted, see
( 6/Fig. 77 Page 88).
Depending on the change in the installation height, longer Allen screws may be
needed, see ( 5/Fig. 77 Page 88), longer Allen screws are included in the ship‐
ment.
Fig. 77: 19" display VESA adapter, installation/adjustment

6
5 3
1

4 2

(1) 19" display

(2) 19 mm adapter
(3) VESA adapter for installation on the DCS
(4) 4x countersunk screws
(5) 2x Allen screws to adjust the angle on the DCS
(6) Height adjustment of the display to the DCS
6. Install the display so that it presents are uniform front with the other displays.
7. Configuration/adjustment of the display must be performed as described in ( Adjust‐
ment / Configuration / Page 91).
Replacement with a Table Application:
1. Depending on the cable length, the corresponding set is required for replacement.
For cable lengths up to 18 m, no cable noise suppressor is required.
For cable lengths of more than 18 m, a cable noise suppressor must be installed to
compensate for cable losses.

a) With a cable length up to 18 m, Part No. 10502381 (Display Installation Kit,

short) is required in addition to the display.
Contents of the set are:

a) 1x VGA cable to the BNC (the SIMOMED HM was controlled with BNC, the 19"
has "only" a VGA input).
b) 1x power connector (the 18" has an angled power connector, the 19" requires
a straight one)
c) 1x display adapter disk (not used)
d) 4x M4x45 countersunk screws (not used)
e) 2x M5x16 Allen screws (not used)

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b) With a cable length of more than 18 m, Part No. 10502380 (Display Installation
Kit, long) is required in addition to the display.
Contents of the set are:

a) 1x cable noise suppressor (the 19" B/W does not have a cable noise suppressor
for long analog cables)
b) 1x power connector (the 18" has an angled power connector, the 19" requires
a straight one)
c) 1x adapter board, 12 mm (the installation depth of the 19" is less; to obtain an
even front with the 18" displays, an adapter board must be installed).
d) 4x M4x45 countersunk screws (for installation on the DCS)
e) 2x M5x16 screws (may be needed for height adjustment on the DCS)
2. Remove the 18" B/W display (remove the base; it is used again with the 19" display).
3. Replace the angled power connector with the straight one:
Fig. 78: Straight power connector

4. Connect the monitor:

Plug in the straight power connector, see ( 3/Fig. 79 Page 90).
Secure the power cable with cable ties (included in the shipment), see
( 4/Fig. 79 Page 90).
Connect the VGA input; with shorter cable lengths, using the VGA/BNC adapter, see
( 6/Fig. 79 Page 90).
With longer cable lengths using the cable noise suppressor, see
( 1/Fig. 79 Page 90), connect the cable noise suppressor using the cable included
in the shipment to the 5 V socket on the display, see ( 2/Fig. 79 Page 90).

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Fig. 79: 19" connections, depending on the cable length

3
2
4

1 5

(1) Cable noise suppressor

(2) 5 V power supply for the cable noise suppressor
(3) Power connector, straight
(4) Cable ties to strain-relieve the power connector
(5) BNC input
5. Installing the 19" Display on the Monitor Base of the 18" Display:
Installation is with the countersunk screws (M4x30), which are included in the moni‐
tor accessory pack, see ( 1/Fig. 80 Page 90).
Fig. 80: 19" B/W display, installation on the 18" base

(1) 4 countersunk screws, length 30 mm (included in the display shipment)

(2) Screws to secure the display tilt movement
6. The height of the display cannot be adjusted, but the viewing angle can be tilted (up /
down). If the “tilt function” is too “easy” or if the display tilts on its own, the tilt func‐
tion can be made "tighter", see ( 2/Fig. 80 Page 90).
7. Snap the rear cover on the monitor base back in.
8. Configuration/adjustment of the display must be performed as described in ( Adjust‐
ment / Configuration / Page 91).

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4.8.2 Adjustment / Configuration

General Note regarding use of the OSD Menu:

n For the operating buttons, see the illustra‐

tion; the button numbering (1-4) can be
found again in the adjustment.
n Pressing the Set button (4) always
switches to one level higher / back. Fig. 81: DSC 19 ..... front buttons

n Enable/block the OSD menu: 1 2 3 4

The OSD display may not be visible; then
Menue Up Down Set
press the following button combination:
1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2), with a pause in
between of approx. 1/2 sec.
(1) Menu button (Number 1)
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1). (2) UP button (Number 2)
n For general operation, enabling / blocking, (3) Down button (Number 3)
(4) Set button (Number 4)
etc., see
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).


If IQ (image quality) problems arise, check the configuration of the monitor as instructed
in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).

4.8.2.1 Reset / Configuration

n Open the OSD menu (1) > select Service level 2 (1) > Open (press 3 times and hold
until service level 2 is opened) ) > select User settings (1) > open (2) > select Reset
User settings (1) > perform (2).
n Open the OSD menu (1) > select Service level 2 (1) > Open (press 3 times and hold
until service level 2 is opened) > select Others (1) > Open (2) > select Signal (1) =>
select Monochrome with Up (2).
n Go back one level (4) > select LUT (1) > Open (2) > select Select display function (1)
> set 3 (2).
n Go back 2 levels with Set (4).

4.8.2.2 Auto Adjustment

The SMPTE test pattern should be opened for the Auto Adjustment for phase/frequency;
this makes the Auto Adjust more accurate:

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Tab. 20 SMPTE

Fig. 82: AXIOM Artis, SMPTE test pattern

Select the SMPTE test pattern under:

Patient => Browser => Service, Patient.

(1) High frequency resolution

Auto Adjustment:
1. Select Auto functions (1) => Open (2)
2. Select Auto Brightness (1) => set to Off (2); the bright dot means selected.
3. Select Auto Position Phase Frequency (1) => set to On (2); the bright dot means se‐
lected.
4. Select Execute select auto function (1) => start with Up (2).

4.8.2.3 Frequency / Phase Adjustment

Manual adjustment of frequency / phase should be performed only if the Auto Adjust
does not provide a "clean" result. If the line groups, see ( 1/Fig. 82 Page 92), are correct‐
ly displayed following Auto Adjustment (with no disturbances), a manual adjustment is
not necessary.
Frequency / Phase Adjustment:
1. Frequency Adjustment:

a) Open the OSD menu (1) => select Others (1) => Open (2) => select Frequency/
Phase (1) => Open (2).
b) Adjust with Up (2) and Down (3) so that no vertical bars are visible in the line
groups (at the four corners as well as in the middle of the image); for this, test in
the entire adjustment range!
Note regarding Coarse Adjustment: The visible image must touch the right edge of
the screen; it may not be cut off (adjusted too large with Up/Down) or there may
not be a dark border between the edge of the image and the edge of the panel
(adjusted too small with Up/Down).
c) Horizontal disturbances (also strong) may be visible; they will be eliminated with
phase.
 The line groups must be displayed homogeneously (without vertical bars/dark
areas).

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2. Phase Adjustment:

a) Select Phase (1).

b) Adjust with Up (2) and Down (3) so that no horizontal disturbances are visible in
the line groups (at the four corners as well as in the middle of the image); for this,
test in the entire adjustment range!

4.8.2.4 Brightness / Contrast / Ambient Light Sensor Adjustment, Analog

Fig. 83: AXIOM Artis, Brightness/Contrast Test
Image

The test pattern that is visible on the right is

used for the brightness / contrast adjustment.
The test pattern can be selected under:
“ Patient => Browser => Service, Patient”
.

(1) Black field (0% white)

(2) 5% field
(3) White field (100% white)
(4) 95% field

Fig. 84: Enlarging the test pattern

If problems in viewing the black value, etc. oc‐

cur, enlarge the test image and drag the par‐
ticular measurement point (black/white) to
the center of the image.
See the illustration: Open the "View" tab card
and select the "Zoom" button. The test image
can be moved using the mouse. 1

(1) "View" tab card, Zoom selection

n General:
- For switch-on / configuration of the SMFit meter, see ( Test and Auxiliary Equip‐
ment / Page 12).

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- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
-Prior to the adjustment, the window values for the test pattern must be fully
opened:
WC 2048
WW 4094
B/C Adjustment:
n Switch off the ambient light sensor (for the adjustment):
Open the OSD menu (1) => select Others => Open (2) => => select ALS setting (1)
=> open ALS settings with Up (2) => set the Ambient light Sensor (ALS) with Up (2)
to “Off“ (Off is active when the dot is lit).
n Brightness/Contrast Adjustment:

a) Go back one step with 2x Set (4) => select Brightness/Contrast (1) => Open (2)
=> select Contrast (1)
b) Set to maximum with Up (2).
c) Select Backlight (1).
d) Set 400 cd/m², +/- 20 cd/m² using Up (2) and Down (3) in the 100% field.
e) Select Brightness (1).
f) Using Up (2) and Down (3) in the black field, set 0.8 cd/m², +/- 0.2 cd/m² with Up/
Down.
IMPORTANT: The 5% field in the black area must still be visible!
g) Select Contrast (1).
h) Adjust so that the 95% field is just visible using Up (2) and Down (3).
i) Check the value in the black field, readjust with Brightness if required.
If it needed to be "readjusted", the backlight value must also be checked again,
and if needed, adjusted.
j) Final Check: All steps must be detectable in the test pattern. If not, repeat the ad‐
justment.
n Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor:
- Go back one level using Set (4).
- Select Others (1) => Open (2) =>select ALS settings (1) => Open (2).
- Select Ambient light sensor (ALS) (1) => set to "On" (2); On is active when the dot
is lit.
Select ALS write protection (1) => set to disabled (2).
- Select ALS delay (1) => adjust to 1 using Down (3) (only for adjustment, quick con‐
trol).
- The slider for ALS sensitivity was adjusted at the factory to the optimum constant
operation of the equipment and as a rule should not be changed in the field.
- Completely cover the external light sensor (front frame, top left).
Select ALS offset (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 400 cd/m², +/-20
cd/m² in the 100% white field (see Pos. 3).

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- Shine the flashlight directly on the sensor (front frame, top left). This corresponds
to maximum brightness.
Select ALS limit (1) => using Up (2) and Down (3), adjust to 450 cd/m², +/-20
cd/m² in the 100% white field (see Pos. 3).
- Select ALS delay (1) => using Up (2), set to 140 (fixed value for control delay).
- Select ALS write protection (1) (button does not exist prior to FW 1.03) => set to
enabled (2).
- Save the new adjustment values:
Press the Set button (4) as often as needed until the "Quit OSD" menu appears.
Select “Accept changes” (1).
Select the “Up button” (2); the new values are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
n The operating buttons must be blocked: Set (4) 1x and Up (2) 3x.
n The adjustment is completed.

n If the Large Display is used as a "diagnostic workstation", new start values must be


determined.

n A "protective conductor test" must be performed according to the system mainte‐

nance instructions!

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4.9 Appendix

4.9.1 Configuration List:

4.9.1.1 Artis zee / Luminos dRF / Luminos Agile / AXIOM Multix M

Configuration when shipped:

Settings Settings Settings Settings

Settings
Artis zee Luminos dRF / AXIOM Mul‐ AXIOM Artis
OSD Menu AXIOM
Luminos Agile / Iconos R200 /
tix M
Ysio Luminos TF
With digital control: brightness and contrast are factory set (set to 50). Do not
Brightness / Con‐ change!
trast
Backlight => Checked / adjusted in the instructions.
Source No configuration when shipped; selection takes place automatically.
Auto functions No configuration when shipped; auto adjustment.
Language English

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Settings Settings Settings Settings

Settings
Artis zee Luminos dRF / AXIOM Mul‐ AXIOM Artis
OSD Menu AXIOM
Luminos Agile / Iconos R200 /
tix M
Ysio Luminos TF
No configuration when shipped.
Sharp‐
ness (no effect on AX applications; has an effect only with analog control and timings
outside of 1280x1024).
Horizontal Position = Slider, right stop
OSD/LE Vertical Position = Slider, right stop
D Set‐
tings Background = Translucent
LED (brightness of the mode display LED) = Dimmed
ALS / DPMS settings up to and including FW Version: 1.02 (see the following for FW 1.03
and higher)
Ambient light sensor (ALS) = On
ALS delay = 140
ALS/ ALS sensitivity = factory set (constant)
DPMS ALS offset = adjusted in the instructions.
Settings ALS limit = adjusted in the instructions.
Others
DPMS = On
=>
DPMS Off Mode (Backlight) = Off.
ALS / DPMS settings starting with FW Version: 1.03
DPMS DPMS = On
settings DPMS Off Mode (Backlight) = Off.
Ambient light sensor (ALS) = On
ALS delay = 140 ALS delay =
ALS
50
settings
ALS sensitivity = factory set (constant)
ALS offset = adjusted in the instructions.
ALS limit = adjusted in the instructions.
ALS write protection = enabled
No configuration when shipped.
Status
Display of the current temperature, working hours, video mode, firmware.

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Settings Settings Settings Settings

Settings
Artis zee Luminos dRF / AXIOM Mul‐ AXIOM Artis
OSD Menu AXIOM
Luminos Agile / Iconos R200 /
tix M
Ysio Luminos TF
Calibra‐ Temperature; Backlight command; Backlight sensor info; Backlight (controlled) =>
tion display only.
ALS calibrate => factory set.
Backlight regulation => On
No configuration.
n Reset the user settings = reset to settings when shipped.
n Custom settings number = the standard currently being used is saved under
User number "x".
settings
n Save custom settings = the currently applied norm is saved as the “default
norm”.
n Reset custom settings = reset of the custom settings.
n Test Pattern = Off (On, internal test pattern is displayed).
Test and n Reset to factory defaults = Reset to the original values; do not perform!! If re‐
Reset set, then the configuration must be performed manually.
n Restart = Monitor performs a restart.

LUT Backlight command = Off

Service LUT
Level 2 Select display Select display
Select display function = 2
function = 3 function = 3
Norm group = PAL Video
Switch loop = 1
Tolerance factor = 1
DVI-D Equalization = 13
DVI-D PLL Bandwidth = 4MHz
Backlight regulation amplifier = factory set.
Emergency
Toler‐ mode, analog *3:
ance
Live 1.
(A) Moni‐
tor, Examina‐
tion Room (on‐ Emergency mode, analog *3:
ly this one!):
=> Active => Inactive
All other
2. moni‐
tors:
=> Inactive

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Settings Settings Settings Settings

Settings
Artis zee Luminos dRF / AXIOM Mul‐ AXIOM Artis
OSD Menu AXIOM
Luminos Agile / Iconos R200 /
tix M
Ysio Luminos TF
RGB Priority
mode *1, *3
--------------------------
------
Without the
"Voice Control"
option, all:
=> Inactive
--------------------------
-------
With the RGB Priority mode *1, *3
"Voice Control"
option: => Inactive
Only Ref. A moni‐
tor in the exami‐
nation room
=> Active *2
Toler‐ All monitors, ex‐
ance cept
Service Ref. A monitor in
Level 2 the examination
room
=> Inactive
Emergency mode
*4
Only Live monitor
(A):
Configuration de‐ Emergency mode *4
pends on the sys‐ n.a.
tem, see ( Ad‐
justment of Emer‐ not used
gency
Mode / Page 54)
All other moni‐
tors, n.a.
Correction of “Fill all” timings = Active
Others
Temper‐ Info = Off
ature

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Settings Settings Settings Settings

Settings
Artis zee Luminos dRF / AXIOM Mul‐ AXIOM Artis
OSD Menu AXIOM
Luminos Agile / Iconos R200 /
tix M
Ysio Luminos TF
Signal: Signal
=> Monochrome With Luminos
dRF:
up to and includ‐
ing system SW
VA10 => RGB Signal:
beginning with => Monochrome
system SW VA 20
=> Monochrome
With Ysio:
=> Monochrome
Serial interface => On
Serial bus => disabled
Bus address => 1
Temperature Limit = 60 C
Temperature Shutdown = 70 C

*1 => the "RGB Priority mode" is integrated into the monitor beginning with SW 1.02.
*2 => configuration must be performed according to the data in the Adjustment chapter!
*3 => Emergency mode analog and RGB priority mode are blocked against each other,
i.e., if one is set to active, the other (if it was active) is automatically set to inactive.
*4 => The “Emergency mode” selection item exists only with firmware version 1.5 and
must be configured only on the Artis zee system, only for the Live (A) monitor in the ex‐
amination room.
With all other applications (also on the Artis zee, except Live A), the item has no function.

4.9.2 Cleaning:

n Remove any water droplets that appear immediately; longer contact will lead to dis‐
coloring of the finish.

 n If the panel front is dirty, clean with a microfiber cloth and, if necessary, with one of
the following listed cleaning agents.
n The entire monitor may be disinfected only with the tested disinfectants!
For released disinfection agents, see the System Operator Manual.

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4.9.3 FW Update

Perform a FW update only if published via a UI or Speed Info.

 A laptop and a serial bus cable (part no. 86 84 297, orderable as a service tool) are re‐
quired for the FW update.

4.9.3.1 Load FW as specified by the UI and install SMFit.

1. Under "Type" select the "EXE" file => select save => save directly to the service PC or
via a medium to the service PC under => C\temp\....
2. To start the saved " xxxxxx.exe" file, Double-click it=> in the self-extracting WINRAR
archive window, select “Install” (target directory is C:\Temp) => in the C:\Temp folder,
a new folder is created (FW_Update_ xxxx).
3. Install SMFit, or if SMFit is already installed, it must be at least version R2.0, you can
skip "New installation of SMFit ACT":

n Version check: Fig. 85: SMFit ACT Version check

SMFit ACT must be at least version R2.0 for 2

the FW update to work.
- Open SMFit ACT, see ( Open and con‐ 3
figure SMFit ACT Basic / Page 102)
1
- Select Check Version => select Help =>
select About => the version must be at
4
least R2.0, see
- Select OK to close the Help.
(1) Help - Button
(2) About - Button
(3) R2.0 - current version
(4) OK - Button

If the version is at least R2.0, you can skip the new installation.
n New installation of SMFit ACT:
- Under C:\ Temp \ FW_Update xx \ SMFit ACT Basics 2.0 => double-click SETUP.EXE
to start => in the Welcome window, select “Next” => in the Software License Agree‐
ment window, select "Yes" => in the Choose Destination Location window, select
“Next” => in the Select Program Folder window, select “Next” =>
If Acrobat Reader is not installed on the laptop, a prompt follows: In the SMFit ACT
Basics window, select "OK" => in the Open window, select "Cancel" => in the Warn‐
ing window, select "OK" =>
in the Setup Complete window, select “Finish” => SMFit ACT starts automatically
(you can always select the icon in the task bar).

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4.9.3.2 Open and configure SMFit ACT Basic

Fig. 86: "Service Input" Monitor

n Connect the laptop to the monitor: 1
- serial bus cable (part no. 8684297)
- Connect laptop to serial port Com 1.
- Connect monitor to "for service and
RS232 bus", see photograph, 1.

(1) For service and RS232 bus

n Open SMFit ACT: Fig. 87: Start SMFit ACT

- Right-click the SMFit icon in the task bar;

see item 1. 2
Using the left mouse button, select Start
SMFit ACT Basics; see item 2.
1
The SMFit application starts.
- Only if SMFit ACT is not in the task bar:
Open Windows Start => select Pro‐
grams => SMFit ACT Basic => SMFit
(1) SMFit ACT icon in the task bar
ACT Basic. (2) Start SMFit ACT application

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Fig. 88: SMFit ACT Basics 1

n Select Preferences.

(1) Preferences

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n Open the Monitor 1 tab card; see item 1. Fig. 89: Preferences tab card (configuration)
n Open the Connection tab card; see item
2.
n Under Monitor Type => select 1MP/2MP 1
Siemens LCD; see item 5. 2
n Under Connection Type => select Serial
Port; see item 3.
n Under Serial Port, => select COM1; see 3 4
item 4.
n Under Monitor Type, => select Grayscale; 7
see item 6.
n Under Monitor Connection => select Check
Connection, see Pos. 7. 5
A window with "Communication is ok"
must appear => close it with OK.
6
If communication with the monitor is not
possible, check the monitor configuration
as follows: 8
Open the OSD menu (1) > select Service
Level 2 (1) > Open (3) > select Others (1) >
Open (2) >.
(1) Monitor 1 (tab card)
Serial interface must be set to On. (2) Connection (tab card)
(3) Connection type (serial port)
Serial bus must be set to disabled. (4) Serial port (COM 1)
Bus address must be set to 1. (5) Monitor type (1MP/2MP Siemens LCD)
(6) Monitor type (grayscale)
Select with (1) > change selection with (2) (7) OK (button)
>.
Continue to press (4) until the "Quit OSD"
menu appears > select Accept changes (1)
> perform with Up (2).
Test the monitor connection again.
n Select OK to exit the Preferences tab card;
see item 8.

4.9.3.3 Run the update.

Make sure that the speaker on the service laptop is turned on.

 The monitor must display an image (of the given application) before and during the up‐
date, i.e. do not disconnect the electrical the connections!

n On the service laptop => open Explorer => Under C: \ Program Files\ SMFit ACT Basics \
Firmware Update => delete all files in this folder (in this folder only!).
n Under C: \ Temp \ FW_Update_DSB 1906 \ FW DSB 1906 \ select all files in the folder
and copy them into C \ Program Files \ SMFit ACT Basics \ Firmware Update.

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Fig. 90: SMFit ACT Basic config 2

n On the SMFit ACT Basic interface => select 1
Data; see item 1. 2
n In the Data window => select Firmware
update; see item 2.

(1) Data
(2) Firmware update

Fig. 91: SMFit ACT Basic config 3

n Select Choose; see item 1.

1

(1) Choose
(2) Close

Fig. 92: SMFit ACT Basic config 4

n Select the update file "xxxxxxxx" => see
item 1.
Please note: The file name is different for
each update and can be found in the publi‐ 1
cation.
n Select OK to copy the file; see item 2.
2

(1) Update file

(2) OK

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Fig. 93: SMFit ACT Basic config 5

n Select Start update; see item 1.

(1) Start update

Fig. 94: SMFit ACT Basic config 6

n Select OK; see item 1.

1

(1) OK

Fig. 95: SMFit ACT (note)

n Select OK; see item 1.

(1) OK

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Fig. 96: SMFit ACT Basic config 7

n Select Start; see item 1.

(1) Start

Fig. 97: SMFit ACT Basic config 8

IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! IMPORTANT! IM‐

PORTANT!

n If the OK button displays (see item 2), you

will hear three beep tones. The monitor 1
must perform a reset and then display the
same image that displayed before starting
the update.
n If there is no image on the monitor, you 2
need to perform the reset using the power
switch - Turn it off, wait 3 seconds, turn
it on (the power switch is on the back at
the bottom left).
Do not do perform the reset using the
power switch until you hear the three
beep tones, otherwise the process may be (1) Progress indicator
cancelled and the monitor will not have (2) OK

the full FW. If this happens, the monitor

will need to be replaced.
n Only when you see the image on the
monitor, select OK to end the update; see
item 2.

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Fig. 98: SMFit ACT Basic update

n If the “Firmware successfully updated”

message appears (see item 1), select Close
to close the window (see item 2). 1

(1) Status indicator

(2) Close

n Select Exit to close SMFit ACT Basics.

Fig. 99: SMFit ACT Basic update 2
n You must restart the monitor (power
switch off/on) to see the new FW version
in the OSD.
n To display the new FW version:
Open OSD Menu (1) => select Others (1) 1 2
=> select Open (2) => Status (1) => Open
(2) => under Firmware Version (see item
1), the current FW version is displayed.

(1) FW version
(2) Config version

Only with an update of the firmware version to 1.03 or 1.05:

It is mandatory that the configuration be performed according to ( Configuration

 List: / Page 96). The "Emergency Mode" function has changed, depending on the FW,
and must be adapted.
=> If the Emergency Mode is not configured, an X-ray image will not be displayed
on the Live monitor in the Bypass mode!

Update complete:
1. To ensure that the Config/Adjustment parameter was copied, check the system-specif‐
ic parameter as described in ( Configuration List: / Page 96).
2. The firmware update is complete.

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4.9.4 SMFit Measurement Instrument (Problem Solutions)

Problems with the SMFit Measurement Instrument:

n After switching it on and covering the measurement input, the value is not dis‐
played as 0.00:
Fig. 100: SMFit Spot Luminance Meter 3

The measurement input must be covered:

Press the ON/OFF and Run Stop buttons at the same time for approx. 2 sec.
A new 0 adjustment takes place; - 0 - can be seen in the display.
After completing the adjustment, the direct measurement value is again visible; it
must be 0.00.
If despite calibration and covering the measurement input 0.00 is not displayed, re‐
turn the SMFit for calibration (repair).

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n Battery dead:
Unscrew the grip of the SMFit measurement instrument (turn left) > remove the bat‐
tery > insert a new one (AA or LR6) > screw the grip back on.
ATTENTION: Correctly insert the battery; the plug pole pointing to the measuring de‐
vice!
Fig. 101: SMFit measurement instrument, replacing the battery

(1) SMFit measurement instrument

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

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5.1 SIREMOBIL Compact L

5.1.1 Replacement

 In the case of a malfunction, the complete monitor must be replaced.

NOTICE
The monitor falls forward when the mounting screws are loosened.
 Hold the monitor when loosening the screws.

NOTICE
The space (for the monitor) on the monitor trolley is minimal.
The monitor can easily fall.
 To disconnect the electrical connectors, the monitor can be set down (use a
suitable underlay) but must continue to be held to prevent falling. Have a sec‐
ond person temporarily provide support as needed.

n Loosen the 4 mounting screws ( 1/Fig. 102 Page 112) and carefully set down the
monitor (use an underlay to prevent damage).
n Open the cover for the electrical connectors ( 2/Fig. 102 Page 112) and disconnect
all connectors.
n Unscrew the mechanical adapter plate (if present) from the old monitor and attach it
to the new monitor.
n To install the replacement monitor follow the steps in reverse order.

Secure the power cable with strain relief ( 1/Fig. 103 Page 112).
 (A cable tie is provided in the holder.)

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Fig. 102: SIREMOBIL_attachment Fig. 103: SIREMOBIL_connection

5.1.2 Settings

 The monitor is shipped from the factory with default settings for AX systems. The follow‐
ing settings or adjustments must be performed.


All settings are performed in the On Screen Display (OSD).
The OSD menu can also be selected without a video signal.

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n For the operating buttons, see the figure; Fig. 104: DSB 19 ... Front buttons
the button numbering (1-4) can be found 1 2 3 4
in the instructions.
n Pressing the Set button (4) always Menue Up Down Set
switches to one level higher/back.
n Enable/block the OSD menu:
The OSD display must not be visible; then (1) Menu button (number 1)
(2) UP button (number 2)
press the following button combination: (3) Down button (number 3)
1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2), with a pause in (4) Set button (number 4)
between of approx. 1/2 sec.
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1).
n For general operation, enabling/blocking,
etc., see ( General Remark Regarding Use
of the OSD Menu / Page 14).

n Unlock the OSD menu. See section ( General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD
Menu / Page 14).

5.1.2.1 Signal input

 In the normal case, the monitor automatically detects the correct signal input “DVI Digi‐
tal”.

n If the Memoskop image signal is not visible when the TFT monitor is connected, select
the correct input (DVI Digital):
- Use the Menu button (1) to open the OSD menu.
- Use the Menu button (1) to select Source and then press the Up button (2).
- Use the Menu button (1) to select DVI Digital and then press the Up button (2).
- Using the Set button (4), go back until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
- Use the Menu button (1) to select Accept Changes and press the Up button (2).
 The setting is accepted.

5.1.2.2 "ALS setting” and “Status” parameters

 The ambient light sensor is deactivated by default.

n Use the Menu button (1) to open the OSD menu.

n Use the Menu button (1) to select Others and then press the Up button (2).
n Use the Menu button (1) to select ALS Setting and press the Up button (2).
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) and then use the Up
button (2) to activate the Off button (light point = active).
n Use the Set button (4) to return to the previous menu.

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n Use the Menu button (1) to select Status and then press the Up button (2).
 The Status menu is displayed.
n Check the activation entry in the Mode menu item:
DVI Digital must be displayed.
n Using the Set button (4), go back until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Accept Changes and press the Up button (2).
 The setting is accepted.

5.1.2.3 Settings in the “Service Level 2” submenu

n Use the Menu button (1) to open the OSD menu.
n Using the Menu button (1), select the Service Level 2 menu item. Then press the UP
button (2) 1x and the Down button (3) 2x in quick succession.
 The Service Level 2 submenu is opened.
n Use the Menu button (1) to select LUT and then press the Up button (2).
n Use the Menu button (1) to select LUT Backlight Command and then use the Up but‐
ton (2) to set the value Off .
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Select Display Function and then use the Up but‐
ton (2) to set the value 3.
n Use the Set button (4) to return to the previous menu.
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Others and then press the Up button (2).
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Signal and then use the Up button (2) to set the
value RGB.
n Using the Set button (4), go back until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Accept Changes and press the Up button (2).
 The setting is accepted.

5.1.3 Checking and setting the brightness and contrast

n The monitor is controlled via the DVI input. The video standard is automatically de‐
tected by the digital controller and correctly displayed. Manual correction of the fre‐
quency and image position is neither necessary nor possible.

 n Prior to beginning checks/settings, the TFT monitor must be in operation for at least
20 minutes.
n All adjustments must be performed at the "original" installation location (e.g., moni‐
tor trolley).

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5.1.3.1 Prerequisites
n Call up the test image SMPTE on the Memoskop and display on both monitors with
LUT 1 (Technical Setup > Inputs Setup > SMPTE).
Fig. 105: SMPTE_2

5.1.3.2 Brightness and contrast check

n A luminance of < 1 cd/m² must be able to be measured in the "0%" field (black field).
n A luminance of 400 cd/m² +20/-50 cd/m² must be able to be measured in the "100%"
field (white field).
n The grayscale values 5% and 95% must be discernible.
 If the values are not reached, a setting must be made according to the follow‐
ing section.

5.1.3.3 Setting the brightness and contrast

 When the maximum settable luminance falls below 350 cd/m², the monitor should be
considered worn out and should be replaced.

n Use the Menu button (1) to open the OSD menu.

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n Use the Menu button (1) to select Brightness/Contrast and then press the Up button
(2).
n Using the Menu button (1), select the Backlight menu item.
n Set the luminance in the “100%” field of the SMPTE test image using the Up button (2)
and Down button (3) to 400 cd/m² +20/-50 cd/m².
 The luminance in the “100%” field must be 400 cd/m² +20/-50 cd/m². The lumi‐
nance in the "0%" field must be <1 cd/m². The "5%" and "95%" fields of the
SMPTE test image must be visible.
n Check whether the luminance in the "0%" field of the SMPTE test image < 1 cd/m² is
achieved.
 If necessary, use the Menu button (1) to select Brightness and set the lumi‐
nance in the "0%" field using the Up button (2) and Down button (3) to < 1
cd/m². Lower the brightness setting until the luminance in the "0%" field no
longer changes. Then increase again until the first clear luminance change in
the "0%" field occurs. Change again to one level lower. The "5%" field of the
SMPTE test image must be visible.
n Check whether the maximum luminance in the "100%" field of the SMPTE test image
is reached.
 If necessary, use the Menu button (1) to select Contrast and set the “Contrast”
using the Up button (2) and Down button (3). Increase the contrast setting un‐
til the luminance in the "100%" field no longer changes. Then lower until the
first clear reduction in the luminance in the 100% field occurs. Change again to
one level higher. The maximum luminance in the “100%” field must be 400
cd/m² +20/-50 cd/m². The "95%" field of the SMPTE test image must be visible.

 If necessary, repeat the settings Backlight, Brightness and Contrast.

n Using the Set button (4), go back until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
n Use the Menu button (1) to select Accept Changes and press the Up button (2).
 The set parameters are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
 Re-check the brightness values in the "0%" and "100%" fields and repeat the
setting if needed.
n Lock the OSD menu. See section ( General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD
Menu / Page 14).

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5.2 ARCADIS Systems

The TFT monitor has been switched on for 20 minutes before the beginning the ad‐

n

justments!
n All adjustments must be performed at the "original" installation location (e.g., moni‐
tor trolley).

5.2.1 Checking Brightness and Contrast with the SMfit Spotmeter

To check an already set and adjusted monitor (e.g. while performing maintenance
work), the light-emitting diodes (LEDs) have to be measured in the 0% and 100% field of
the SMPTE test image and compared with the target values.
 In addition, the 5% and 95% fields have to be visible in the SMPTE test image.
When replacing the monitor, settings and adjustments have to be performed in accord‐
ance to the instructions in this chapter.

Displaying the SMPT Test Image on the Monitor

n Open and log into the local service in the ARCADIS Imaging System.
 The "Service Patient" is visible in the patient browser.

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n Open the SMPTE test image under "Service Patient" in the patient browser.
Fig. 106: SMPTE

(1) 0% Field
(2) 5% Field
(3) 95% Field
(4) 100% Field
(5) Gray levels

Checking Brightness/Contrast with the SMfit Spotmeter

n In the 0% field, ( 1/Fig. 106 Page 118) < 1 cd/m² must be measurable.
n In the 100% field, ( 4/Fig. 106 Page 118) 400, +/-20 cd/m² must be measurable.
n The 5% field ( 2/Fig. 106 Page 118) and the 95% field ( 3/Fig. 106 Page 118) must
be visible.
 If the values are not reached, an adjustment must be made.

5.2.2 Replacement

 In any malfunction situation, only the complete monitor is replaced.

n Connect the monitor using the VGA or DVI cable and the power cable
( 2/Fig. 107 Page 119).

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Fig. 107: Connection panel DSB 19..

1 2 3 4
5
7
6

(1) DVI-I Input

(2) VGA Input (D-Sub).
(3) RS232 (service only)
(4) 5V/1A output
(5) Power connector
(6) Power switch
(7) Used only with SMFit ACT (currently not used on AX / SP systems)
(8) Ground connection

5.2.2.1 Settings

 The monitor is factory delivered with default settings for the AX Systems. The following
settings or adjustments must be performed.

 All settings are performed in the On Screen Display (OSD).

Settings in the OSD menu

The OSD menu can also be selected without a video signal.

 Normally, the monitor automatically recognizes the correct DVI digital / DVI analog or
VGA signal input.

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n For the operating buttons, see the illustra‐ Fig. 108: DSB 19 ... Front buttons
tion; button numbering (1-4) can be found 1 2 3 4
again in the adjustment.
n Pressing the Set button (4) generally Menue Up Down Set
switches to one level higher or back.
n Enable/block the OSD menu:
(1) Menu button (number 1)
There must be no OSD display visible; then
(2) UP button (number 2)
press the following button combination: (3) Down button (number 3)
1x Set (4) and 3x Up (2), with a pause in (4) Set button (number 4)
between of approx. 1/2 sec.
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1).
n For general operation, enabling / blocking,
etc., see
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).

n Unlock the OSD menu . See Chapter ( General Remark Regarding Use of the OSD
Menu / Page 14).
Parameter signal input

For the existing ARCADIS System (Gen2) without the "Videosplitter" option, the "DVI Digi‐
tal" input has to be programmed (DVI cable connected to the PC and monitor).
For the existing ARCADIS System (Gen2) with installed "Videosplitter," the "DVI Analog"
 input has to be set (DVI cable connected to the monitor, however, the VGA-DVI adapter
has to be connected to the videosplitter = analog video signal via the DVI cable).
For the existing ARCADIS System (Gen2) with 15-pin VGA cable connector between PC
and monitor, the "VGA" input has to be set.

n If the ASPIA image signal is not visible with a connected TFT display, select the correct
input (VGA, DVI digital or DVI analog):
 Open the OSD menu, select "Source" with Menu button (1) and press button
(2) Select.
 Select “VGA”, “DVI Digital” or “DVI Analog” with Menu button (1) and press but‐
ton (2) Select.
 Using button (4) Upper Menu, go back until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
 Select the “Accept Changes” menu by pressing Menu button (1).
 Press button (2) Select. The setting is accepted.

"ALS/DPMS Settings" Parameter

n Open the OSD menu. Press button (4) SET once and button (2) UP 3 times in a row.
 The OSD menu is opened and visible.
n Select the menu item "Others" using the Menu button (1) and press button (2) Select.

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n Select the menu item "ALS/DPMS settings" using the Menu button (1) and press but‐
ton (2) Select.
n Using button (1) UP, activate the "Off button (lighted dot = active).

Settings in the submenu “Service Level 2”


The settings have to be checked and, if necessary, adjusted.
The parameters are set in Service Level 2.

Activate Service Level 2

n Activate Service Level 2 To do so, select the menu “Service Level 2” using the Menu
button (1). Then press the UP button (2) once and the Down button (3) quickly two
times in a row.
 This activates the "Service Level 2" submenu.

"LUT Backlight command" Parameter

n Select the menu item "LUT" using Menu button (1) and press button (2) Select.
n Select the menu item "LUT Backlight command" using Menu button (1) and use but‐
ton (2) UP to set the value to“Off”.
n Press button (4) Upper Menu to go back to the previous menu.

"Select display function" Parameter

n Select the menu item "Select display function" using Menu button (1) and press but‐
ton (2) UP to set the value to “3”.
n Press button (4) Upper Menu to go back to the previous menu.

"Signal" Parameter
n Select the menu item "Others" using the Menu button (1) and press button (2) Select.
n Select the menu item "Signal" using Menu button (1) and press button (2) UP to set
the value to “RGB”.
n Using button (4) Upper Menu, press 4 times until the Quit OSD menu is displayed.
n Select the menu item "Accept changes..." using Menu button (1) and press button (2)
Select to store the changed setting.

Adjustments

 The ambient light sensor is always deactivated!

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Image size and position

 Only perform with analog input signal (input signal to DVI analog or VGA)

Select HTML test image

 The image size and position adjustments described below (Auto Position Phase Frequen‐
cy) must be performed using the HTML test image.

Open local service.

n Open the <Utilities> menu.
n Select "System" in the <Source> list field.
n Select <Shutdown Application>.
n The message “Application Shutdown was selected. Confirm "Are you sure?” by clicking
the <OK> button.
 The Syngo application is ended.
n Wait until the message "Shutdown of Application finished" appears in the service
browser window.
n Start Explorer. To do so, select from the Windows menu <Start> - <Programs> - <Ac‐
cessories> and click on the <Windows Explorer> icon.
 Windows Explorer opens.
n Open the following path in the Windows Explorer: <My Computer> - <Med_System
(C:)> - <Test Images>.
n Open the HTML page “Main.htm”by double-clicking.
 The main page of the HTML test images is displayed in Internet Explorer.
 On the left page, the selectable HTML test images are listed as HTML links.
 By clicking the HTML links, the respective test image is displayed in the browser
window.
n Display the SMPTE test image “ASPIA Test image.”
n With the mouse, situate the Internet Explorer window on the monitor to be adjusted
and display as full screen image.

Adjusting the image size and position

n Select the OSD menu by pressing Menu button (1).
n Select the menu group Auto functions using the Menu button (1) and open it with
the Up button (2).

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 For “Auto Position Phase Frequency”, a lighted dot means the radio button is when selec‐
ted..

n Select Auto Position Phase Frequency using the Menu button (1) and select the
“On” radio button (lighted dot = active) Up button (2).
n Select Execute select auto function using the Menu button (1). Start the automatic
adjustment of image size and position using the Up button (2).
 The image frequency and resolution are automatically adjusted.
n Wait until the menu is hidden.
 In the test image, no or very few interference strips should be visible.
 The white edge and the contours of the lettering on the monitor have to be
visible on all pages.
Manually adjusting the image size and position

 Only perform with analog input signal (input signal to DVI analog or VGA)

Only perform if the image is not correctly reproduced after performing and completing

 the function “Auto Position Phase Frequency”.

The image size and position then have to be set manually.

The values of the frequency, phase, H-position and V-position have to be set such that
no or only minimal strip shapes are visible in the test image. In doing so, make sure
the white edge and the contours of the lettering on the monitor are visible on all pa‐
ges.
n Open the OSD menu (button (1)).
n Select the "Size/position" menu by pressing the Menu button (1) and press button (2)
Select.
n Select the H-size, V-size, H-position and V-position and set accordingly.
n Press the Set button (4) until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.
n Confirm the promptAccept changes using the Up button (2).
 The parameters set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.

Brightness/Contrast/Backlight with digital input signal (DVI digital)

 To set the brightness/contrast and backlight, use the Syngo "Service Patient" SMPTE test
image.

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Display the Syngo "Service Patient" SMPT test image on the monitor

 The test image can be copied to the right-hand monitor using the "A to B" button.

Open local service and log in.

 The "Service Patient" is visible in the patient browser.
n Open the SMPTE test image under "Service Patient" in the patient browser.

Fig. 109: SMPTE

(1) 0% Field
(2) 5% Field
(3) 95% Field
(4) 100% Field
(5) Gray levels

Settings for digital input signal

n Using the Menu button (1), select Brightness/Contrast and press the Up button (2).
n Using Menu button (1), select the Backlight menu item.
n Adjust the LEDs in the 100% field of the SMPTE test image ( 4/Fig. 109 Page 124)
using the Up and DOWN button to 400 +20/-20 cd/m².
 The LED in the 100% field must be ( 4/Fig. 109 Page 124) 400 +/-20 cd/m².
The LED in the 0% field must be ( 1/Fig. 109 Page 124) <1 cd/m². The 5%
( 2/Fig. 109 Page 124) and 95% ( 3/Fig. 109 Page 124) fields in the SMPTE
test image must be visible.

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n Check whether the LED in the 0% field ( 1/Fig. 109 Page 124) < 1 cd/m² is achieved.
 If necessary, use the Menu button (1) to select the Brightness menu item and
set the LED in the 0% field of the SMPTE test image using the Up- (2) / Down-
(3) button to < 1 cd/m². When doing so, adjust the (brightness) setting down‐
wards until the LED in the 0% field of the SMPTE test image no longer changes.
Then adjust upwards again until the first clear change in the LED in the 0% field
of the SMPTE test image occurs. Change again to one level lower. The 5% field
of the SMPTE test image must be visible.
n Check whether the maximum LED in the 100% field ( 4/Fig. 109 Page 124) is ach‐
ieved,
 If necessary, use the Menu button (1) to select the Contrast menu item and
set the “Contrast” using the Up- (2) / Down- (3) button. When doing so, in‐
crease the (contrast) setting until the LED in the 100% field of the SMPTE test
image no longer changes. Then lower until the first clear reduction in the LED
in the 100% field occurs. Change again to one level higher. The maximum LED
in the 100% field must be 400 +20/-20 cd/m². The 95% field
( 3/Fig. 109 Page 124) must be visible in the test image.

 If necessary, repeat the backlight, brightness, and contrast settings again.

n Press the Set button (4) until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.
n Confirm the promptAccept changes using the Up button (2).
 The parameters set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
 Re-check the brightness in the 0% and 100% fields and repeat the setting, if
needed.
n Lock the OSD menu ( Tab. 5 Page 16).

Brightness/Contrast/Backlight with analog input signal (DVI analog / VGA))

 To adjust the brightness/contrast and backlight, use the Syngo "Service Patient" SMPTE
test image.

Display the Syngo "Service Patient" SMPT test image on the monitor

 The test image can be copied to the right-hand monitor using the "A to B" button.

Open the "Service Menu" and log in.

 The "Service Patient" is visible in the patient browser.
n Open the SMPTE test image under "Service Patient" in the patient browser.

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Fig. 110: SMPTE

(1) 0% Field
(2) 5% Field
(3) 95% Field
(4) 100% Field
(5) Gray levels

Settings for an analog input signal

n Using the Menu button (1), select Brightness/Contrast and press the Up button (2).
n Using the Menu button (1), select the Brightness menu item.
n Adjust the LED in the 0% field ( 1/Fig. 110 Page 126) using the Up- (2) / Down- (3)
buttons < 1 cd/m². When doing so, adjust the (brightness) setting downwards until
the LED in the 0% field of the SMPTE test image no longer changes. Then adjust up‐
wards again until the first clear change in the LED in the 0% field of the SMPTE test
image occurs. Change again to one level lower. The 5% field of the SMPTE test image
must be visible.
 The LED in the 0% field must be ( 1/Fig. 110 Page 126) <1 cd/m². The 5% field
( 2/Fig. 110 Page 126) of the SMPTE test image must be visible.
n Using Menu button (1), select the Contrast menu item.
n Adjust the LED in the 100% field ( 4/Fig. 110 Page 126) using the Up- (2) /Down- (3)
buttons. When doing so, increase the (contrast) setting until the LED in the 100% field
of the SMPTE test image no longer changes. Then lower until the first clear reduction
in the LED in the 100% field occurs. Change again to one level higher.
 The 95% field ( 3/Fig. 110 Page 126) must be visible in the test image.
n Using Menu button (1), select the Backlight menu item.

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n Adjust the LEDs in the 100% field of the SMPTE test image ( 4/Fig. 110 Page 126)
using the Up and DOWN button to 400 +20/-20 cd/m².
 The LED in the 100% field must be 400 +/-20 cd/m². The LED in the 0% field
must be <1 cd/m². The 5% and 95% fields of the SMPTE test image must be visi‐
ble.

 If necessary, repeat the backlight, brightness, and contrast settings again.

n Press the Set button (4) until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.
n Confirm the prompt Accept changes using the Up button (2).
 The parameters set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
 Re-check the brightness in the 0% and 100% fields and repeat the adjustments,
if needed.
n Lock the OSD menu ( Tab. 5 Page 16).

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5.3 UROSKOP Access / Uroskop Omnia

Avoidance of Burn Effects on Monitors and Displays:
In discussion with the customer and depending on his work flow, the time for switch-on
 of the screen saver should be set to the briefest possible time period.
If there is no use for an extended time, the monitor / display is switched off automatical‐
ly. This time period should also be kept as brief as possible.

5.3.1 Replacement
n Connect the monitor using a VGA/VGA cable ( 2/Fig. 111 Page 128).
Fig. 111: Connection panel DSB 19..

1 2 3 4
5
7
6

(1) DVI-I Input

(2) VGA Input (D-Sub).
(3) RS232 (service only)
(4) 5V/1A output
(5) Power connector
(6) Power switch
(7) Used only with SMFit ACT (currently not used on AX / SP systems)
(8) Ground connection

5.3.2 Displaying the “Testimage” Test Pattern on the Monitor

n Open the FLC service menu.
n Select the Explorer radio button.
n Select the “Main.htm” file in the “C:\CS_Info” directory with a double-click.
 The following screen view is displayed ( Fig. 112 Page 129).
n Confirm the “Information Bar” window with OK.

 If the “C:\CS_Info” directory does not exist, copy the HTML test patterns from the “UROS‐
KOP Access System SW” CD onto the image system PC as described below.

- Place the “UROSKOP Access System SW” CD (shipped with every system) in the DVD
drive of the image system PC.
- Open the FLC service menu.
- In the FLC service menu, select System and then System Settings.

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- Select the Parameter Update radio button and wait until the “UROSKOP ACCESS
SYSTEM SW CD...” window appears.
 The HTML test patterns are now in the “C:\CS_Info” directory.
Fig. 112: Test image “Testimage”

(1) Test image “Testimage”

(2) 0% field
(3) 100% field
(4) 5% field
(5) 95% field

n On the left-hand side of the screen, select Test image ( 1/Fig. 112 Page 129).

The size of the test image can be increased and decreased with the F11 function key,

 and maximized with the left-hand mouse button.

If necessary, you can drag the test pattern to the Reference monitor with the mouse.

5.3.3 Adjustment
Replacement and adjustment of this monitor is described in this document. A separate
document is not available.
The DSB 1906-DC monitor is used as a table unit on the UROSKOP Access in the control
room.

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The service laptop is not required for adjustment of the monitor. All adjustments are

 made in the On Screen Display (OSD).

In any malfunction situation, only the complete monitor is replaced.

 The ambient light sensor is always deactivated (factory setting)!

n Load the “Testimage” test pattern as described in the subchapter ( Displaying the
/ Page 128).
n If applicable, unblock the OSD menu ( Tab. 5 Page 16).

5.3.3.1 Selecting the LUT

n Using the Menu, select the Servicelevel 2 menu followed by the LUT submenu.
n In the LUT menu, select the Lut Backlight command menu item and switch “Off” us‐
ing the Up.
n In the LUT menu, select the Select display function menu item and switch off “3”.
n Keep pressing the Set button until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.
n Confirm this selection with the Up key.
 The parameters that are set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.

5.3.3.2 Size / Position

n Select the OSD menu with the Menu button.
n Select the Auto functions menu group with the Menu button and open it with the Up
button.
n Select Auto Brightness Contrast and switch off the “Off” radio button.

 For “Auto Brightness Contrast” and “Auto Position Phase Frequency”, a lighted dot means
selection of the radio button.

n Select Auto Position Phase Frequency and switch off the “On” radio button.
n Select Execute select auto function and start the automatic adjustment of image size
and position using the Up button.

5.3.3.3 Deactivating the Ambient Light Sensor

Factory setting; however if there is a situation in which the surrounding area at the cus‐


tomer's location is darkened and the ambient light sensor must be activated, proceeding
as described in the subchapter ( Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor / Page 131) is rec‐
ommended!

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n Check whether the ambient light sensor is deactivated as described below:

- Select the OSD menu with the Menu button ( 1/Fig. 69 Page 81).
- Select the Others menu group using the Menu button and press the Up button
( 2/Fig. 69 Page 81) 1 x.
- Select the ALS/DPMS ALS/DPMS menu item with the Menu button and press the
Up button 1x.
- Use the Menu button to select the ALS offset menu item and "8" with the Up or
Down button.
- Select the Ambient light sensor (ALS) menu item with the Menu button and deac‐
tivate it by selecting the Up button “Off”.
n Go back 2 steps in the menu with the Set button ( 4/Fig. 69 Page 81).

5.3.3.4 Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor

 If there is a situation in which the surrounding area at the customer's location is dark‐
ened, the ambient light sensor must be activated as described below is recommended!

n Select the OSD menu with the Menu button ( 1/Fig. 69 Page 81).
n Select the Others menu group using the Menu button and press the Up button
( 2/Fig. 69 Page 81) 1 x.
n Select the Ambient light sensor (ALS) menu item with the Menu button and deacti‐
vate it by selecting the Up button “On”.
n Use the Menu button to select the ALS delay menu item and select "1" with the
Down button.
 This setting is used only for adjustment and is adapted again later.

 The “ALS sensitivity” menu item was adjusted at the factory to the optimum constant op‐
eration of the equipment and should not be changed in the field!

n Completely cover the ambient light sensor at the top left of the front frame.
n Select the ALS offset menu item with the Menu button and change the adjustment
value with the Up or Down button until ( 3/Fig. 112 Page 129) 280 ± 30 cd/m2 is set
in the 100% field of the test pattern.
n Directly shine the flashlight onto the sensor.
 This corresponds to maximum brightness.
n Select the ALS limit menu item with the Menu button and change the adjustment
value with the Up or Down button until ( 3/Fig. 112 Page 129) 550 ± 20 cd/m2 is set
in the 100% field of the test pattern.
n Use the Menu button to select the ALS delay menu item and select "140" with the Up
button.
 This is the fixed value for the control delay.
n Keep pressing the Set button until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.

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n Confirm this selection with the Up key.

 The parameters that are set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.

5.3.3.5 Brightness/Contrast/Backlight
n Use the Menu button to select Brightness/Contrast and press the Up button 1x.
 The Brightness menu item is automatically selected.
n Use the slider for Brightness (Up or the Down button) to adjust the black value in the
0% field to 0,8 + 0,4 / - 0,2 cd/m2 .
 All gray steps at the bottom edge of the test pattern must be perceptible and
distinguishable.
n Use the Menu button to select Contrast menu item.
n Increase the contrast (Contrast) to the maximum and then reduce the contrast until
the 95% field ( 5/Fig. 112 Page 129) in the test pattern is again just visible.

 Take note that the 5% field in the test pattern ( 4/Fig. 112 Page 129) must be percepti‐
ble!

n Select the Backlight menu item and set 400 + 10 / - 30 cd/m2 with this parameter in
the 100% field.
n Keep pressing the Set button until the Quit OSD menu appears.
 The Accept changes menu item is automatically selected.
n Confirm this selection with the Up key.
 The parameters that are set are saved and the OSD menu is exited.
n Lock the OSD menu again ( Tab. 5 Page 16).

5.3.4 Configuration List

Settings
OSD Menu
UROSKOP Access
Brightness: 0,8 + 0,4 / - 0,2 cd/m2; Contrast: Adjustment per the instruc‐
Brightness/Contrast
tions; backlight: 400 + 10 / - 30 cd/m2
Source No configuration when shipped; selection is automatic.
Auto functions No configuration when shipped; auto-adjustment.
Language English

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Settings
OSD Menu
UROSKOP Access
Sharpness n.a.
OSD/LED
n.a.
settings
Ambient light sensor (ALS) = Off
Others ALS/DPMS ALS offset = 8
settings (if the ambient light sensor is activated; adjustment values per the subchap‐
ter ( Adjusting the Ambient Light Sensor / Page 131))
No configuration when shipped.
Status
Displace of the current Temperatur, Working hours, Video Mode, Firmware
Calibration Temperature; Backlight command; Backlight sensor info; Backlight (regula‐
ted) = display only.
ALS calibrate = factory adjusted.
No configuration.
Serivcele‐ n Reset User settings = reset to the settings when shipped.
vel 2 n Custom settings number = the norm currently being used is saved under
User set‐ number "x".
tings
n Save custom settings = the currently applied norm is saved as the “de‐
fault norm”.
n Reset custom settings = reset of the custom settings.

Servicele‐ n Test Pattern = Off (On: internal test pattern is displayed.)

vel 2 Test and n Reset to factory defaults = reset to original values; do not perform! If so,
Reset the configuration must be performed manually.
n Restart = monitor performs a restart.

Lut Backlight command = Off

LUT
Select display function = 3
Tolerance n.a.
Others n.a.
Tempera‐
n.a.
ture

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5.4 Cios Alpha

IMPORTANT!
If the HDMI connector is unplugged while the system is switched on, images will not be
displayed again when the connector is plugged back in!

 This effect is specific to the Fluorospot Compact. Interrupting the connection switches
off the graphics card.
The FLC has to be rebooted for the graphics card to be switched again to HDMI.
If the monitor is switched off and then on using the power switch (back left), the HDMI
output of the graphics card is retained.

5.4.1 General information

General Note regarding use of the OSD Menu:

n For the operating buttons, see the illustra‐

tion; the button numbering (1-4) can be
found again in the adjustment.
n Pressing the Set button (4) always
switches to one level higher/back. Fig. 113: DSB 19 ... Front buttons

n Enable/block the OSD menu: 1 2 3 4

The OSD display must not be visible; then
Menue Up Down Set
press the following button combination:
Set (4) once and Up (2) three times, with a
pause in between of approx. 1/2 sec.
(1) Menu button (number 1)
Open the OSD menu with Menu (1). (2) UP button (number 2)
n For general operation, enabling / blocking, (3) Down button (number 3)
(4) Set button (number 4)
etc., see
( General Remark Regarding Use of the
OSD Menu / Page 14).

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5.4.2 Selecting test pattern images

Fig. 114: Menu Fig. 115: Test pattern

1 1

1. Click "System Data on the TUI.

 The menu appears on the live monitor ( 1/Fig. 114 Page 135).
2. On the Service tab card, click the "Test Image" button ( 2/Fig. 114 Page 135).
 The selection of test patterns appears on the live monitor.
3. Double-click the FLC test pattern on the live monitor ( 1/Fig. 115 Page 135).
 The FLC test pattern appears in full format on the reference monitor.

5.4.3 Brightness / Contrast

Only the backlight controller can be adjusted - see the following adjustment!

 Due to the digital control, all other settings are performed in the factory and may not be
changed.

 The ambient light sensor is always deactivated (factory setting).

n Open the FLC test pattern.

- SMFit measurement instrument: Switching on and Configuration, see ( Test and
Auxiliary Equipment / Page 12).
- The mouse pointer may not be inside the measurement field during the measure‐
ment!
n Adjustment is performed in the OSD menu.

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n Before adjusting the luminance, make sure the ambient light sensor is switched OFF:
Check to make sure that the ambient light sensor is switched off:
OSD Menu => Others => DPMS
 switch it to “ON” (“ON” is active when the dot next to “ON” is illuminated).
OSD Menu => Others => ALS setting
 Switch the ambient light sensor (ALS) to “OFF” (“OFF” is active when the dot
next to “OFF” is illuminated).

Adjustment: Fig. 116: Brightness/Contrast test image

n Open the FLC test pattern, following 3
2 4 1
the pertinent instructions.
n Select Open OSD Menu (1) =>
Brightness/Contrast (1).
n Open with Up (2)
(the controllers for Brightness and
Contrast both stay at 50!).
n Adjustment:
- Select Backlight (1).
Using the Up key (2) and the Down
key (3), set 400 cd/m²
+ 10 /- 30 cd/m² in the 100% white
field (shown at [1]). (The limit val‐
ue below which the monitor needs
to be replaced is 300 cd/m².)
(1) 100% white field
 The difference in brightness be‐ (2) 0% white field (black field)
tween the live monitor and the (3) 95% white field
(4) 5% white field
reference monitor must not ex‐
ceed 10%.
- Do not adjust; only a check!
A value of 0.8, +0.4/-0.2 must re‐
sult in the black field.
If the tolerance values are not met,
replace the monitor.
- Using the Set button (4), go back
until the Quit OSD menu is dis‐
played.
 The Accept Changes menu
item is automatically selected.
- Confirm the prompt Accept
changes using the Up button (2).
 The set parameters are saved
and the OSD menu is exited.

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Checking the Image Quality

n Check in the 0% field to make sure the 5% field is just barely visible.
n Check in the 100% field to make sure the 95% field is just barely visible.

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Chapter Section Changes

SP/XP system-dependent in‐ Cios Alpha Instructions for setting the video
stallation and settings signal (black/white and color) re‐
moved.
Section "Brightness / Contrast" re‐
vised.

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There are no Hazard IDs in this document.

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