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`This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains
`confidential information that shall not be disclosed
`or duplicated for any reason other than to use and
`maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This
`restriction does not limit the right to use information
`contained in this manual if it is obtained from
`another source without restriction. The information
`subject to this restriction is contained in all pages
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`Note:
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`The serial number for the Switch-
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`System Install Date: __________________________
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`SwitchPoint III
`Operations and Maintenance Manual
`Part # 0100-000-595 Rev D
`Dated: October 21, 2002
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`© Copyright 2002 Stryker Communications Corporation
`Interactive Campus Telemedical System™, ICTS™, Video Network Hub™, Electronic Presentation Podium™,
`Stryker TeleHealth Network™, and SwitchPoint™ III are trademarks of Stryker Communications Corporation.
`Endosuite® OR is a registered trademark of Stryker Endoscopy. All Rights Reserved.
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`Telephone: 619-401-8400
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`TO AVOID POTENTIAL SERIOUS INJURY TO THE
`USER AND THE PATIENT AND/OR DAMAGE TO THIS
`DEVICE, THE USER MUST:
`1.
`Carefully unpack the unit and check if any damage
`occurred during shipment. If damage is detected,
`please see Damage Claims in the Appendix.
`Read this operating manual thoroughly, and be fa-
`miliar with its contents prior to using this equipment.
`Be a qualified physician, having complete knowl-
`edge of the use of this equipment.
`Test this equipment prior to a surgical procedure.
`This product was fully tested at the factory before
`shipment.
`Avoid removing covers on the product to avoid elec-
`tric shock.
`Attempt no internal repairs or adjustments unless
`specifically instructed to do so in this operating
`manual.
`Pay close attention to the care, cleaning, steriliza-
`tion, and disinfection instructions in this manual. A
`deviation may cause damage. DO NOT STERIL-
`IZE OR DISINFECT THE CONTROL UNIT OR THE
`TOUCHPANEL DISPLAY.
`Disconnect the unit from the electric outlet before
`inspecting system components.
`Read the entire instruction manual before assem-
`bling or connecting the unit.
`The warranty on this product is void if any of these
`warnings are disregarded.
`Stryker Communications accepts full responsibility
`for the effects on safety, reliability, and performance of
`the equipment only if:
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`Readjustments, modifications, and/or repairs are
`carried out by persons authorized by Stryker Com-
`munications and
`The electrical installation of the relevant operating
`room complies with the applicable IEC, CEC, and
`NEC requirements.
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`WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS
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`CAUTION:
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`Special service procedures or precau-
`tions must be followed to avoid dam-
`aging the instrument.
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`NOTE:
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`Special information to make mainte-
`nance easier or important information
`more clear.
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`Denotes Class 1 and TYPE B EQUIPMENT.
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`Class 1 Equipment; Equipment in
`which the protection against electric
`shock does not rely on Basic insula-
`tion only, but includes an additional
`safety precaution in such a way that
`means are provided for the connection
`of Accessible Conductive Parts to Pro-
`tective (Earth) Conductor in the fixed
`wiring of the installation in such a way
`that Accessible Conductive Parts can-
`not become Live in the event of a fail-
`ure of the Basic Insulation.
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`Type B Equipment, Type B Equipment
`is suitable for intentional external and
`internal application to the patient ex-
`cluding Direct Cardiac Application.
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`An exclamation point within a triangle
`is intended to alert the user to the pres-
`ence of important operating and main-
`tenance (service) instructions in the
`literature accompanying the product.
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`A lightning bolt within a triangle is in-
`tended to warn of the presence of haz-
`ardous voltages. Refer all service to
`authorized personnel.
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`Denotes Compliance to CSA Std. C22.2
`No. 601.1-M90 and UL 2601-1. 2nd Edi-
`tion
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`Denotes Compliance with CE Std. IEC
`601-1
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`WARNING:
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`Federal law (United States of America)
`restricts this device to use by, or on
`the order of a physician.
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`Please read this manual and follow its instructions
`carefully. The words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE
`carry special meanings and should be carefully reviewed:
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`WARNING:
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`The personal safety of the patient may
`be involved. Disregarding this informa-
`tion could result in injury to the patient.
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`SAFEGUARDS & PRECAUTIONS
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`IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS/NOTICES FOR
`USE IN THE MEDICAL ENVIRONMENT
`1.
`All the equipment connected to this unit shall
`be certified according to Standard IEC601-1,
`IEC950, IEC65 or other IEC/ISO Standards
`applicable to the equipment.
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`R 2.0 m eters
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`The SwitchPoint III must be installed in a lo-
`cation that is at least 2 meters from a patient.
`The leakage current could increase when con-
`nected to other equipment.
`The operator should take precautions to avoid
`touching the rear panel input and output cir-
`cuitry and the patient at the same time.
`The SwitchPoint III is intended for use in a
`medical environment to route video signals
`and display video pictures from cameras or
`other video inputs.
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`(cid:149)
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`(cid:149)
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`ON SAFETY
`(cid:149)
`Operate the unit on 100 VAC 50/60 Hz in Ja-
`pan, 120 VAC 50/60 Hz in North America, and
`100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz in other locations.
`The nameplate indicating operating voltage,
`power consumption, etc. is located on the
`front.
`Should any solid object or liquid fall into the
`cabinet, unplug the unit and have it checked
`by qualified personnel before operating it any
`further.
`To disconnect the AC power cord, pull it out
`by grasping the plug. Never pull the cord it-
`self.
`The socket-outlet shall be installed near the
`equipment and shall be easily accessible.
`ON INSTALLATION
`(cid:149)
`Allow adequate air circulation to prevent in-
`ternal heat buildup. Do not place the unit on
`surfaces (rugs, blankets, etc.) or near materi-
`als (curtains, draperies) that may block the
`ventilation holes.
`Do not install the unit in a location near heat
`sources such as radiators or air ducts, or in a
`place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust,
`mechanical vibration or shock.
`If you have any questions about this unit, con-
`tact your authorized Stryker representative.
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`(cid:149)
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`WARNING: For non-U.S. versions use a suit-
`able (cid:147)Medical-Grade(cid:148) grounding
`plug and cord.
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`TABLE OF CONTENTS
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`CONTENTS
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`Warnings and Cautions ........................................................................................................ Intro-3
`Safeguards & Precautions ................................................................................................... Intro-4
`CHAPTER 1 (cid:150) SYSTEM OVERVIEW
`SwitchPoint III Components ...................................................................................................... 1-2
`System Layout .......................................................................................................................... 1-3
`ICTS Hardware Overview ......................................................................................................... 1-4
`SwitchPoint III Components .......................................................................................... 1-4
`The Touchpanel Interface .............................................................................................. 1-4
`Video Network Hub ....................................................................................................... 1-5
`The Codec ..................................................................................................................... 1-6
`Pan/Tilt/Zoom Room Cameras ...................................................................................... 1-6
`Wireless Microphone ..................................................................................................... 1-7
`CHAPTER 2 (cid:150) WIRING DIAGRAMS & EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
`SwitchPoint III Panel Connections ............................................................................................ 2-2
`Connectors Used By the SwitchPoint III ................................................................................... 2-2
`SwitchPoint III Wiring & Installation........................................................................................... 2-5
`SwitchPoint III System 1 Wiring Diagram ...................................................................... 2-6
`SwitchPoint III System 2 Wiring Diagram ...................................................................... 2-8
`SwitchPoint III System 3 Wiring Diagram .................................................................... 2-10
`SwitchPoint III Audio Connections............................................................................... 2-12
`High-Resolution Router Wiring Connections ............................................................... 2-13
`High-Resolution Flat Panel Switching using IR Control .............................................. 2-15
`CHAPTER 3 (cid:150) THE TOUCHPANEL INTERFACE
`The Touchpanel Interface .......................................................................................................... 3-2
`Password Protection ..................................................................................................... 3-2
`Changing Passwords .................................................................................................... 3-3
`Getting Started .............................................................................................................. 3-4
`Help Menus ................................................................................................................... 3-5
`Touchpanel Functions ............................................................................................................... 3-6
`Room Private Feature ............................................................................................................... 3-7
`Presets ...................................................................................................................................... 3-8
`Recalling Presets .......................................................................................................... 3-8
`Storing Presets .............................................................................................................. 3-9
`Renaming Presets ......................................................................................................... 3-9
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`CHAPTER 3 (cid:150) THE TOUCHPANEL INTERFACE (CONTINUED)
`Room Camera Control ............................................................................................................ 3-10
`What Each Control Function On the Touchpanel Does ............................................... 3-10
`Camera Presets .......................................................................................................... 3-11
`Room Camera Setup ................................................................................................... 3-12
`Advanced Adjustments ................................................................................................ 3-12
`The Video Router Menu .......................................................................................................... 3-13
`Routing Sources & Directing Outputs to Devices or Displays ..................................... 3-14
`Basic Routing With A Device ....................................................................................... 3-14
`Hi-resolution Routing ................................................................................................... 3-15
`Previewing Video Sources .......................................................................................... 3-16
`Devices - Picture-in-Picture (PIP) ........................................................................................... 3-17
`Applications for Picture-in-Picture ............................................................................... 3-17
`Picture-in-Picture (PIP) Set Up .................................................................................... 3-18
`Room Control .......................................................................................................................... 3-19
`Volume Control ............................................................................................................ 3-19
`OR Lighting Control System ........................................................................................ 3-20
`Connecting to Remote Rooms ................................................................................................ 3-21
`Preparing To Connect To Remote Rooms ................................................................... 3-21
`Connecting to Remote Rooms .................................................................................... 3-22
`Remote Room Control ................................................................................................. 3-22
`Connection Errors ....................................................................................................... 3-23
`Remote Room Viewing ................................................................................................ 3-24
`Disconnecting From A Remote Room ......................................................................... 3-24
`Remote Room Camera Control ................................................................................... 3-25
`Remote Room Camera Presets .................................................................................. 3-26
`Meeting Room Feature ........................................................................................................... 3-28
`Connecting Off-site Using the Codec ...................................................................................... 3-29
`Preparing to Connect Off-site ...................................................................................... 3-29
`Connecting Off-site Using the Codec .......................................................................... 3-30
`Basic Codec Operation ............................................................................................... 3-31
`Codec Menus and Navigation ................................................................................................. 3-32
`Placing a Manual Call with the Codec ......................................................................... 3-31
`Speed Selection .......................................................................................................... 3-32
`Placing a Speed Dial Call with the Codec ................................................................... 3-32
`Placing a Call Using the Codec Address Book............................................................ 3-32
`Editing the Address Book ............................................................................................ 3-34
`Placing the Call ........................................................................................................... 3-34
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`Call Completion Status Indicators ............................................................................... 3-35
`Multi-Site Meeting........................................................................................................ 3-36
`Sending Snapshots to Off-site Locations .................................................................... 3-37
`Disconnecting An Off-site Call ..................................................................................... 3-38
`CHAPTER 4 (cid:150) TIPS & TROUBLESHOOTING
`Tips for Smooth Operation of the SwitchPoint III ...................................................................... 4-2
`System Troubleshooting and Diagnostics ................................................................................. 4-3
`Basic Routing Logic....................................................................................................... 4-3
`Sample Routing Options ............................................................................................... 4-3
`Troubleshooting Basics ................................................................................................. 4-4
`Common Problems - Video ....................................................................................................... 4-5
`Connecting External Video Devices: ............................................................................. 4-6
`Common Problems - Audio ....................................................................................................... 4-7
`Common Problems - High-Resolution Switching ...................................................................... 4-8
`System Troubleshooting and Diagnostics ................................................................................. 4-9
`Endosuite OR Conditions ........................................................................................................ 4-10
`APPENDIX
`Initial System Setup ..................................................................................................... Appendix-2
`Time/Date Set Up ............................................................................................. Appendix-2
`Institution/Room Name ..................................................................................... Appendix-3
`Assigning & Naming Routing Buttons (cid:150) Sources ............................................. Appendix-4
`Naming Routing Buttons (cid:150) Devices.................................................................. Appendix-5
`Assigning & Naming Routing Buttons (cid:150) Displays ............................................. Appendix-6
`Physical & Electrical Specifications.............................................................................. Appendix-7
`Maintenance................................................................................................................. Appendix-8
`Service & Claims .......................................................................................................... Appendix-9
`International Service .................................................................................................. Appendix-10
`Stryker Communications Limited Warranty ................................................................ Appendix-13
`Glossary of ICTS/Telemedicine Terms ....................................................................... Appendix-14
`TECHNICAL BULLETINS
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`confidential information that shall not be disclosed
`or duplicated for any reason other than to use and
`maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This
`restriction does not limit the right to use information
`contained in this manual if it is obtained from
`another source without restriction. The information
`subject to this restriction is contained in all pages
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`SWITCHPOINT III COMPONENTS
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`SWITCHPOINT III
`AN INTEGRATED VOICE, VIDEO, AND DATA
`ROUTER AND CONFERENCING INTERFACE
`The SwitchPoint III is built with the highest
`quality video and audio components available. Sys-
`tems are designed to operate and communicate with
`a broad range of existing equipment produced by
`Stryker and other manufacturers. Each system has
`a built-in remote troubleshooting capability for off-
`site service and support, and internal software can
`be modified or updated remotely.
`The Touchpanel Interface controls nearly ev-
`ery function of the SwitchPoint III. There should be
`no need to manually change any system settings.
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`(cid:149) High-Resolution Router
`(Optional)
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`(cid:149) Control System
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`(cid:149) PIP Generator (Optional)
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`(cid:149) Power Control Units
`On/Off Switches ((cid:147)1(cid:148) or (cid:147)0(cid:148))
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`(cid:149) Video Transcoder
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`(cid:149) Audio Mixer/Amplifier
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`(cid:149) Video Router
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`(cid:149) Wireless Microphone Receiver
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`Flat Panel
`Displays
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`SDC Pro 2
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`VCR
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`Printer
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`Voice Control
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`Touchpanel
`Interface
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`SYSTEM LAYOUT
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`Offsite
`Locations
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`ISDN H.320
`IP H.323
`MPEG 2
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`Boom/Stack
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`Broadband
`Audio/Video
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`Broadband
`Audio/Video
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`ICTS
`PTZ Cameras
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`In-Light
`Camera
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`PACS
`Workstation
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`Patient
`Monitoring
`System
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`Patient
`Record
`System
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`Hospital LAN
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`Campus-wide
`ICTS
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`Video Network
` Hub(cid:153)
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`The SwitchPoint III Video Router and Conferencing Interface manages Endosuite OR
`communications by bringing all signals to a centralized point where they can be
`controlled and directed using a touchpanel interface.
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`ICTS HARDWARE OVERVIEW
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`SWITCHPOINT(cid:153) III
`The Stryker SwitchPoint(cid:153) III manages
`all voice, video and data routing within the En-
`dosuitefi Operating Room. The touchpanel fea-
`tures a built-in preview function, eliminating the
`need for external preview monitors.
`Use of video documentation devices is
`simplified with the SwitchPoint III. Recording
`images from several different sources can be
`controlled without rewiring the system, saving
`valuable time in the OR.
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`THE TOUCHPANEL INTERFACE
`The Touchpanel Interface controls nearly
`every function of the SwitchPoint III and the
`ICTS network within the campus. There should
`be no need to manually change any system
`settings.
`Every room within the ICTS campus (OR,
`auditorium or conference room, nuclear medi-
`cine, pathology) operates in much the same
`way. The screen displayed for each location
`offers a menu of options dependent on the
`equipment that is installed in that particular
`room.
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`VIDEO NETWORK HUB
`The Video Network Hub is the video, au-
`dio, data, and telecommunications center for
`the Interactive Campus Telemedical System.
`It acts as a video switching network directing
`and channeling content to other departments,
`conference rooms and auditoriums as well as
`off-site.
`The Hub connects Endosuite ORs, tradi-
`tional operating rooms, Conference Rooms and
`Auditoriums, as well as equipment produced
`by many other manufacturers. The Hub enables
`campus-wide users to make video conferenc-
`ing calls to each other independently.
`The Hub(cid:146)s (cid:147)star(cid:148) topology ensures that a
`malfunction with any one remote location will
`not affect the operation of the balance of the
`ICTS network.
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`Off-Site
`Locations
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` Endosuitefi
`Operating
`Room
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`Operating
`Room
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`Pathology/
`Nuclear
`Medicine
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`Surgeon(cid:146)s
`Desktop
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`Location-based
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`Video Network Hub(cid:153)
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`Projection
`Displays
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`Electronic
`Presentation
` Podium(cid:153)
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`Vertical
`Director(cid:146)s Console
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`Horizontal
`Director(cid:146)s Console
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`Auditorium & Conference Room
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`THE CODEC
`An off-site video conference uses the
`built-in codec to place a series of calls on from
`one to twelve high-speed phone lines called
`BRI lines. Each BRI line consists of two ISDN
`lines and a data channel. Each BRI line pro-
`vides 128 Kbps of transmission speed. Twelve
`BRI lines make up a full PRI which provides
`1.472 Mbps of transmission rate.
`The more BRI lines that are used for a
`teleconference call, the better the video qual-
`ity, but also the more expensive the call. A coast
`to coast single BRI line call costs approximately
`$10 per hour. Likewise a coast to coast six
`channel BRI call would cost approximately $60
`per hour. Consult your telecommunications de-
`partment for more information and exact rates.
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`PAN/TILT/ZOOM
`ROOM CAMERAS
`(PTZ CAMERAS)
`The SwitchPoint III and the ICTS network
`use CCD color video cameras with an inte-
`grated pan, tilt and zoom control system. De-
`spite their size and compact appearance these
`cameras offer exceptional resolution, opera-
`tional ease and durability.
`Cameras are permanently wired into the
`SwitchPoint III, there are no other physical ad-
`justments required.
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`This chart shows the number of BRI lines commonly
`used for video conferencing and the video bandwidth
`provided:
`(cid:149)
`1 BRI line = 128 Kbps
`(cid:149)
`3 BRI lines = 384 Kbps
`(cid:149)
`6 BRI lines = 768 Kbps
`(cid:149)
`12 BRI lines = 1 PRI or 1.472 Mbps
`The quality of video transmission (as viewed by
`the off-site location improves with more bandwidth. The
`more BRI lines the wider the bandwidth.
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`PAN/TILT/ZOOM ROOM CAMERA
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`WIRELESS MICROPHONE
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`WIRELESS MICROPHONE
`The SwitchPoint III includes a wireless
`microphone for audio recording within the En-
`dosuite OR, as well as to communicate with
`remote rooms and off-site conferencing loca-
`tions.
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`RF Indicators
`Tuner Indicators
`WIRELESS MICROPHONE RECEIVER
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`RECEIVER ON
`The wireless microphone receiver is lo-
`cated in the lower portion of the SwitchPoint III
`rack. The power indicator will light up and one
`of the tuner operation indicator LED(cid:146)s (A or B)
`will light, even though the transmitter is not on.
`If any of the RF LED(cid:146)s light up at this point,
`there may be RF interference in the area. If
`this occurs, select another frequency using the
`front-panel channel selectors.
`The channel display numbers will begin
`to flash alternately while changing channels.
`Once the desired numbers are displayed, press
`the (cid:147)Set(cid:148) button to engage the channel.
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`Battery
`Condition
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`Power Switch
`Off/Standby/On
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`Input
`Connector
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`Channel
`Selectors
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`9-Volt
`Alkaline
`Battery
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`Screwdriver
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`9 Volt
`Battery
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`+
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`WIRELESS MICROPHONE
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`TRANSMITTER SET UP
`Before turning on the transmitter, use the
`screwdriver provided to set the transmitter
`channel selector to the same numbers as those
`displayed on the receiver. The transmitter chan-
`nel selector switch marked (cid:147)X10(cid:148) corresponds
`to the receiver(cid:146)s left-column channel display
`number, and the selector switch marked (cid:147)X1(cid:148)
`corresponds to the receiver(cid:146)s right-column
`channel display number. Always turn the trans-
`mitter off when changing frequencies.
`When the transmitter is switched on and
`in normal operation, the receiver(cid:146)s RF signal
`level indicators will light up from left to right.
`For optimum performance at least four, and
`preferably five, of the indicators should light up
`when the transmitter is switched on. The trans-
`mitters have a three-position power switch.
`When the switch is set to (cid:147)Standby,(cid:148) the trans-
`mitter produces RF with no audio signal. When
`the switch is (cid:147)On,(cid:148) the transmitter produces
`both RF and audio.
`
`CHANGING BATTERIES
`(cid:149)
`Slide off the battery cover.
`(cid:149)
`Carefully insert a fresh 9-volt alkaline bat-
`tery, observing correct polarity as marked
`inside the battery compartment. The
`transmitter housing is designed to pre-
`vent incorrect installation of the battery.
`Do not force the battery in.
`Replace the battery cover.
`
`(cid:149)
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`CHAPTER 2
`WIRING DIAGRAMS &
`EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS
`
`SWITCHPOINT III OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
`
`This Operations and Maintenance Manual contains
`confidential information that shall not be disclosed
`or duplicated for any reason other than to use and
`maintain a SwitchPoint III installation. This
`restriction does not limit the right to use information
`contained in this manual if it is obtained from
`another source without restriction. The information
`subject to this restriction is contained in all pages
`of this manual.
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`AUDIO
`
`XLR Female
`
`XLR Male
`
`RCA Female
`
`RCA Male
`
`(cid:147)Speakon(cid:148)
`
`VIDEO
`
`BNC Female
`
`BNC Male
`
`S-Video
`
`DATA
`
`RJ45
`
`DB9 Female/Male
`
`SWITCHPOINT III PANEL CONNECTIONS
`
`CONNECTORS USED BY
`THE SWITCHPOINT III
`The SwitchPoint III uses various commercial-
`grade video and audio cables to interconnect
`equipment.
`Two primary types of cables are used in
`wiring video systems: NTSC cables, which
`have a BNC connector, and s-video cables,
`which have a 4-pin mini-DIN connector. BNC
`connectors are push and turn type connectors
`while s-video connectors are push only type
`connectors. On some monitors, s-video inputs
`may be labeled Y/C or S-VHS.
`The room speaker connection on the
`SwitchPoint III uses a (cid:147)Speakon(cid:148) connector.
`This connector secures with a push and turn
`motion.
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`SWITCHPOINT III PANEL CONNECTIONS
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`Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera 3 Camera 4
`
`Camera 5
`
`AUX 1
`
`AUX 2
`
`AUX 3
`
`AUX 4
`
`AUX 5
`
`AUX 6
`
`VCR in
`
`Printer in
`
`SDC Pro in
`
`Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Monitor 3 Monitor 4
`
`AUX 1
`
`AUX 2
`
`AUX 3
`
`AUX 4
`
`AUX 5
`
`AUX 6
`
`SDC Pro
`Out
`
`Printer Out VCR Out
`
`UHF 1
`
`UHF 2
`
`Inputs
`
`Outputs
`
`AVAILABLE FOR
`FUTURE UPGRADES
`
`CONTROL AND POWER
`FOR ROOM CAMERAS
`
`RECEIVE ANTENNA
` FOR WIRELESS
`MICROPHONE
`
`AUXILIARY
`OUTPUTS
`
`AUXILIARY
`INPUTS
`
`XLR-F
`
`RCA
`
`RCA
`
`XLR-F
`
`Camera 1 Ctrl
`
`Camera 2 Ctrl
`
`Camera 1 Pwr
`
`Camera 2 Pwr
`
`RJ11
`
`RJ45
`
`Audio
`In 1
`
`From
`VCR
`
`From
`Hermes
`
`Audio
`In 4
`
`Modem
`
`Speaker
`Output
`
`XLR-M RCA
`
`XLR-M XLR-M
`
`Video Hub
`
`Camera 3 Ctrl
`
`Future 1
`
`Camera 3 Pwr
`
`Future 2
`
`RJ45
`
`Future 3
`
`Future 4
`
`IR 1-4
`
`IR 5-8
`
`Audio
`Out 1
`
`To
`VCR
`
`Audio
`Out 3
`
`Audio
`Out 4
`
`Touch Screen
`Display
`
`S1
`S2
`S2
`S1
`Input
`Input
`Output
`Output
`S-Video Inputs S-Video Outputs
`
`ROOM SPEAKER
`
`NETWORK CONNECTION
`TO OPTIONAL VIDEO
`NETWORK HUB
`TELEPHONE MODEM
`CONNECTION FOR
`SOFTWARE UPDATES
`
`Room PTZ Camera
`
`Note: Camera INPUT 1 and Camera INPUT 2 are re-
`served for endoscopic cameras. Camera IN-
`PUT 3, Camera INPUT 4 and Camera INPUT
`5 are reserved for room camera routing. The
`Camera connected to INPUT 3 must also be
`connected to Camera Control 1 and Camera
`Power 1 in order for the touch screen con-
`trol of the Pan/Tilt/Zoom of that camera to
`function. The Camera connected to INPUT 4
`must be connected to Camera Control 2 and
`Camera Power 2. The Camera connected to
`INPUT 5 must be connected to Camera Con-
`trol 3 and Camera Power 3.
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`SWITCHPOINT III (cid:150) CONNECTIONS OVERVIEW
`
`WIRELESS MICROPHONE INTERFACE
`A wireless microphone receiver is built into the
`SwitchPoint III. Two antennas are provided to re-
`duce interference in the system. The antennas con-
`nect to UHF 1 and UHF 2 on th