Steris MON-STE55HD-MD Operating instructions

Brand: Steris

Model: MON-STE55HD-MD

Category: TVs & monitors

Type: Operating instructions

VividImage®

Medical Grade

High Definition Wide Screen Monitor

OPERATION MANUAL

P000736

MON-STE55HD-MD

P000736

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Notice for Users

Model Numbe

Part Numbe

Description

MDC 4200-2CL P000736 VividImage 42” Monitor

MDC 5500-2CL MON-STE55HD-MD VividImage 55” Monitor

FCC Statement

WARNING — FCC Regulations state that any unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment not

expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to

Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is

operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy

and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which

case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

Declaration of Conformity

P000736 / MON-STE55HD-MD:

This device has been evaluated to the UL 60601-1 standard:

Equipment evaluated to this standard is not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture

with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide (unless additional tests have been passed). Therefore this device is not

suitable for use in the presence of a flammable anesthetic mixture with air or with oxygen or nitrous oxide.

P000736 / MON-STE55HD-MD:

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this

device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

Function, Intended Application and Mode of Operation:

The VividImage Series of monitors are intended to be used in the displaying and viewing of video and graphics for

review and analysis by trained medical practitioners. The mode of operation for this device is continuous

operation.

For a complete list of current certifications, please refer to the Specifications page of this manual.

Model No:

Serial No:

IMPORTANT:

To aid in reporting in the case of loss or theft, or for

service maintenance purposes, please record the

monitor’s model and serial numbers in the space

provided. The numbers are located on the rear of

the monitor.

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Table of Contents

Tips and Safety Precautions ....................................................................................................................................... 5

Mounting ................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Location ..................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Power Cord ............................................................................................................................................................... 5

Manual Scope ........................................................................................................................................................... 5

Connecting and Powering On the Monitor................................................................................................................. 6

Unpacking the carton .................................................................................................................................................. 6

Figure 1: Included Cables ..................................................................................................................................... 6

Mounting the Monitor .................................................................................................................................................. 7

Figure 2: Mounting Holes ...................................................................................................................................... 7

Connecting the Video Inputs ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Table 1: Inputs and Connections .......................................................................................................................... 7

Figure 3: Monitor Ports ......................................................................................................................................... 7

Connecting the Power Cord ........................................................................................................................................ 8

Figure 4: VividImage Monitor AC Power Connection ............................................................................................ 8

Control Devices ............................................................................................................................................................ 9

Front View ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Figure 5: Monitor Front ......................................................................................................................................... 9

Front Keypad Controls .............................................................................................................................................. 10

Figure 6: Keypad Control Buttons ....................................................................................................................... 10

Remote Control .......................................................................................................................................................... 11

Overview of Remote Control Functions ................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 7: The Remote Control ............................................................................................................................ 11

Figure 8: Remote Control Battery Access ........................................................................................................... 11

Source Menu............................................................................................................................................................... 12

Figure 9: Source Menu Layout ........................................................................................................................... 12

OSD Menu Navigation ................................................................................................................................................ 14

On Screen Display (OSD) .......................................................................................................................................... 15

Navigating OSD Menus .............................................................................................................................................. 15

Figure 10: OSD Menu Layout ............................................................................................................................. 15

Details of OSD Menu Functions ................................................................................................................................ 16

Picture Menu ........................................................................................................................................................... 16

Table 5: Picture Menu Functions ........................................................................................................................ 16

Color Menu .............................................................................................................................................................. 17

Table 6: Color Menu Functions ........................................................................................................................... 17

Miscellaneous (Misc.) Menu .................................................................................................................................... 18

Table 7: Miscellaneous Menu Settings Functions ............................................................................................... 18

Figure 11: PIP Window ....................................................................................................................................... 18

Figure 12: PAP Window ...................................................................................................................................... 19

Table 8: PIP and PIP Function Availability for Signal Type Combinations .......................................................... 19

Figure 13: PIP Window Positions........................................................................................................................ 20

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Setup Menu ............................................................................................................................................................. 21

Table 9: Setup Menu Functions .......................................................................................................................... 21

Figure 14: Setup Menu ....................................................................................................................................... 21

Figure 15: Setup Menu, Lock Mode Selected ..................................................................................................... 22

Selecting User Settings ...................................................................................................................................... 23

Front Keypad ........................................................................................................................................................... 23

Figure 16: Front Keypad ..................................................................................................................................... 23

Remote Control ....................................................................................................................................................... 23

Figure 17: Front Keypad ..................................................................................................................................... 23

OSD Menu .............................................................................................................................................................. 24

Default Monitor Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 26

Monitor Care / Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................ 27

Monitor Care ........................................................................................................................................................... 27

Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................................................... 27

Advanced Mode .......................................................................................................................................................... 28

Returning to Standard Mode ................................................................................................................................... 28

Specifications ............................................................................................................................................................. 29

42 inch ................................................................................................................................................................ 29

55 inch ................................................................................................................................................................ 29

Table 11: Specifications ...................................................................................................................................... 29

Glossary ...................................................................................................................................................................... 30

Index ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31

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Tips and Safety Precautions

- Do not display a still image for ten (10) or more

hours. An afterimage may remain.

- It may be difficult to see the image on the

screen if the brightness is adjusted to the

minimum setting.

- The quality of the video signal may influence the

quality of the displayed image.

- Do not open the monitor.

- When unpacking, carrying or mounting the

monitor at least two people are needed. Make

sure the monitor is in the upright position.

Notes:

- Retain the carton and packing material for

storing or transporting the monitor.

Mounting

- Always follow mounting instructions to avoid

physical injury and/or damage to the monitor.

Location

- Use the monitor in a suitable environment. See

“Operating Temperature” and “Storage

Temperature” on the Specifications page of this

manual.

- Use caution around liquids as you would with

any electrical appliance.

- Do not insert objects into the monitor.

- Do not place the monitor on unstable surfaces.

- In all cases, refer to the specifications in this

manual to ensure proper monitor performance.

Use of the monitor outside of operating

specifications will void the monitor warranty and

may cause permanent damage to the monitor.

Power Cord

- Do not damage the power cord. Damage to the

cord may result in fire or electric shock.

- Do not add extension cords.

- Use only the power cord included with the

monitor.

- Insert the power plug directly into the AC outlet.

- Do not remove or insert the power plug with wet

hands. Doing so could result in electric shock.

Manual Scope

- This manual is written for use with the P000736/

MON-STE55HD-MD. When describing a

different specification between the models, the

part number is given. (When the part number is

not given, the description is true for both

models. For product appearance, illustrations of

P/N P000736 are used in this manual.)

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Connecting and Powering On the Monitor

This section includes all the information you need to start using your new monitor.

Unpacking the carton

Included in the carton are the following items:

1 VividImage HD Wide Screen Monitor

1 DVI cable

1 VGA cable

1 S-Video Cable

1 Power Cable

1 Remote

8 Mounting Screws (attached to the monitor)

1 Quick Start Guide

1 DVI-D Cable 1 VGA Cable 1 S-Video Cable

1 Power Cord 1 Remote Control

Figure 1: Included Cables

If any one of these items is missing, please call Customer Support at (877) 887-1788.

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Mounting the Monitor

The monitor can be mounted using the eight included screws. The hole pattern for the eight screws needed to mount

the monitor can be seen in the drawing below.

Unscrew the eight screws from the back cover. It is recommended that you use all eight screws when mounting the

monitor using a wall mount kit (not included). You must use at least four of the screws, either in the four center holes

or the four outer holes. Follow the directions that come with the wall mount kit to complete the installation.

Figure 2: Mounting Holes

Connecting the Video Inputs

The video input cable(s) should be attached to the appropriately labeled ports on the back of the monitor as shown

below. The following inputs are available:

Name Connection Type

AC In / Main Power Switch AC power input

Video BNC connector (x1)

S-Video 4 Pin Mini Din (x1)

VGA (RGB) D-Sub 15pin (x1)

DVI DVI-I (x1)

HDMI HDMI (x1)

3G-SDI In/Out BNC connector (x2)

RGB/YPbPr Output BNC connector (x3)

RGB/YPbPr Input BNC connector (x5)

RS-232 In/Out D-Sub 9 pin (x2)

Table 1: Inputs and Connections

Figure 3: Monitor Ports

VESA Hole Pattern

42” Monitor: 200mm x 200mm

55” monitor: 400 mm x 400 mm

VESA Hole Pattern

42” Monitor: 400mm x 200mm

55” monitor: 600mm x 400 mm

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Connecting the Power Cord

Plug the appropriate end of the power cord into the 3-pronged interface on the back of the monitor. Plug the other

end of the power cord into an outlet and turn the main power switch to ON.

Input: 100-240 Volts (V) ~ 3 Amperes (A) 50/60 Hertz (Hz)

Figure 4: VividImage Monitor AC Power Connection

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Control Devices

The monitor comes with two control devices: A front control keypad on the monitor and a remote control. This section

covers how to use and maintain these control devices.

Front View

Figure 5: Monitor Front

1. Remote Sensor: Point the remote control toward this remote sensor.

2. Power Indicator: The blue LED indicates the monitor is on and fully functional. An Orange LED indicates

power save mode or power off.

Indicator Status Operation Description

Blue Normal operation

Orange and Blue (blinking) No signal

Orange (blinking) Power saving

Orange Power off

Table 2: Picture Menu Functions

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Front Keypad Controls

Your LCD monitor allows you to easily adjust the characteristics of the image being displayed. All of these

adjustments are made using the keypad control buttons on the front of the monitor. When you use these buttons to

adjust controls, an OSD shows the selection you are making.

Figure 6: Keypad Control Buttons

Menu Item Function

Function Change the User profile selection

S-Video / Composite Select the S-VIDEO/COMPOSITE input

RGB / YPbPr Select the RGB/YPbPr input

VGA

Select the VGA input.

OSD menus and decrease control level settings.

SDI

Select the SDI input.

Navigate OSD menus and decrease control level settings.

HDMI

Select the HDMI input.

Navigate OSD menus and decrease control level settings.

DVI

Select the DVI-D/DVI-A input.

Navigate OSD menus and increase control level settings.

Enter /

Source

Select OSD function (Enter).

Select different video signals connected to your monitor (Source).

Adjust Picture in Picture (PIP) mode settings (Source).

Menu Opens the On-Screen Display (OSD)

Power Turns the monitor on and off

Table 3: Picture Menu Functions

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Remote Control

Overview of Remote Control Functions

Figure 7: The Remote

Control

Key Description

Power Turn the monitor on and off

Source Displays and selects the available input sources

SDI Switches the input signal to SDI

HDMI Switches the input signal to HDMI

DVI-D/DVI-A Switches the input signal to DVI-D or DVI-A

S-VIDEO Switches the input signal to S-Video

Composite Switches the input signal to Composite

DisplayPort Switches the input signal to DisplayPort

RGB Switches the input signal to RGB

YPbPr Switches the input signal to YPbPr

VGA Switches the input signal to VGA

PIP POS

(Position)

When the PIP mode is enabled, adjusts the position of the

secondary image

PAP Enters and exits Picture-And-Picture (PAP) mode

PIP Enters and exits Picture-In-Picture (PIP) mode

MENU Display the OSD menu screen

SWAP When using PIP and PAP, swaps the PIP or PAP image

source with the main image source.

ENTER Go to the next step or confirm the OSD setting

Navigate on screen menus

EXIT Exit the OSD menu

AUTO Automatically adjust image Clock, Phase, H-Position, V-

Position settings

USER1 - USER5

Load a user profile. Note that the default user names

(User 1 – 5) used on the remote control may have been

changed to custom names in the OSD menus.

INFO Display on-screen information about the monitor

FUNC-A Color Temp. Selection

FUNC-B Gamma Selection

FUNC-C Mode Selection

Table 4: Remote Control Functions

Changing the Remote Control Battery

1. Remove the battery cover by pulling then lifting the knob on the cover.

2. Insert the batteries, corresponding to the positive (+) and negative (-) marking on the battery compartment

3. Reattach the battery cover.

Figure 8: Remote Control Battery Access

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Source Menu

The Source window displays all possible input sources for both the main image and secondary image (used for

Picture In Picture (PIP) and Picture And Picture (PAP) functions). Select Source on the front keypad or the remote

control to open the Source window, shown below. Use the arrow, Source, and Menu buttons on either the front

keypad or the remote control to navigate the window.

Figure 9: Source Menu Layout

Turning PIP and PAP Options On and Off

The instructions in this section explain how to use the selections available in this window. More detailed information

about PIP and PAP functions can be found on p. 18.

On the front keypad or the remote control, if you are in the Source portion of the window, use the ▲and ▼buttons to

navigate to the PIP/PAP portion of the window. Once you are in the PIP/PAP portion of the window, use the ◄ ►

buttons to navigate PIP and PAP options. Press ENTER to make the current selection active. The selections are:

 PIP OFF: Both PIP and PAP functions are off. The image from the Primary Source only displays full screen.

 PIP: Turns on PIP mode (Picture in Picture). The image from the Primary Source displays in the main

window. The image from the Secondary Source displays in the smaller PIP window.

 PAP: Turns on PAP mode (Picture and Picture). The images from the Primary Source and Secondary

Source display in a split screen format (side by side), with the Primary Source on the left and the Secondary

Source on the right.

Making Source Selections

If you are in the PIP/PAP area of the window, use the ▲or ▼button to navigate to the Source portion of the window.

The Source portion of the window is divided into three columns: Primary, Source, and Secondary. The Source

column displays all the possible sources.

PIP/PAP Portion

of Window

Source Portion

of Window

Current Primary

Source

Current Secondary

Source

Not available as

Secondary Source

Current Navigation

Selection

SIGNAL

VGA

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 Use the ◄ and ►buttons to navigate between working with the Primary and Secondary columns.

 Use ▲and ▼buttons to navigate through selections in the Primary and Secondary sources columns. An

arrow displays next to the source you are currently navigated to.

 Navigating through the appropriate column, press ENTER to change the current selection to the the Primary

Source or the Secondary Source. The or indicator displays next to your new selection and the

appropriate window image changes to the selected source.

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OSD Menu Navigation

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On Screen Display (OSD)

The On Screen Display (OSD) is used to change monitor settings. This section includes an overview of the OSD

dialog box, detailed description of all OSD features, and instructions for locking the OSD.

Navigating OSD Menus

Follow the instructions below to navigate OSD menus.

1. Power on the monitor.

2. On the front control panel or remote control, press MENU.

3. Use  and  to select the OSD menu to work with.

4. Press  or  to navigate to fields on the currently selected menu.

5. Press ENTER to access sub-menus when the symbol displays next to the field or the field contains the

prompt “Enter."

6. Press  or  to scroll through field settings. Changes are saved automatically when you exit the OSD.

7. To exit the OSD menu or navigate to the previous menu, press MENU.

Figure 10: OSD Menu Layout

Pages

OSD Control

Button Status

OFF

DVI-D 1920 X 1200 @ 60Hz

Picture

MDM

ALS

Contrast

Gamma

Sharpness

Black Level

User Mode

GAMMA 2.2

USER1

Current Menu Input Source Resolution

Current

User

Menu Fields

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Details of OSD Menu Functions

The selections on each of the OSD menu pages, and the signal inputs for which they are available, are described in

this section.

Picture Menu

Use the Display Menu to adjust the picture quality.

Function Description

MDM

The Multi-Diagnostic Mode (MDM) setting is used to select the best image

settings for different diagnostic environments. (Select from: User, Text, DICOM,

DICOM CL (White), DICOM BL (Blue), Light Box, (X-Ray Viewer), WiGuard )

ALS

The Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) setting is used to adjust the luminance of the

panel backlight. (Select from: 300, 200, Off). When 300 or 200 is selected, the

menu selection displays as “ALS,” indicating that the light setting is being

controlled by the ambient light sensor in the front. When Off is selected, the

brightness of the panel is set manually. When Off is selected, press ENTER to set

the brightness value.

Contrast Adjusts the image contrast. See Glossary, page 30 for more information. The

default setting is 50.

Gamma Adjusts the gamma value. (Select from: User, Native, Gamma 1.8, Gamma 2.0,

Gamma 2.2, DICOM)

Saturation Adjusts the color saturation. See Glossary, page 30 for more information.

Sharpness Adjusts the image clarity. This function is available only when a

video source is selected.

Black Level Adjust the black level of the screen. This function is available only when a

video source is selected.

Note: Some menu items may not be displayed if the selected input does not support that function.

Table 5: Picture Menu Functions

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Color Menu

Use the Color Menu to adjust settings that affect the image color.

Function Description

Color Temp.

Change the color temperature. (Selections are: 6500K, 7500K, 8200K,

9300K, Natural, User). If you set the Color Temp. to User Color, you can

adjust the individual adjustments for red (R), green (G), and blue (B)). The

default setting is 9300K.

User Color Adjust red/green/blue gain. This setting is available only when the Color

Temp. is set to “User Color.” The default setting for all colors is 255.

Hue Adjusts Red, Green, and Blue values.

Satuation Adjust the color saturation of the video image.

6-Axis Adjust the image color quality by selecting from 6 base color adjustments:

Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Magenta or Cyan. All default to 0.

Note: Some menu items may not be displayed if the selected input does not support that function.

Table 6: Color Menu Functions

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Miscellaneous (Misc.) Menu

Function Description

Scaling Select the aspect ratio for the image. (Select from: Full Screen, Aspect Ratio,

Native).

H. Overscan Horizontal Overscan - Adjust the image size left and right. The screen may have

black bars at the left and right (pillarboxed).

V. Overscan Vertical Overscan - Adjust the image size up and down. The screen may have

black bars at the top and bottom (letterboxed)

PIP Mode

Opens a Picture-In-Picture window displaying the image from an additional input

source. (Select from: OFF, PIP, PAP). See below for an explanation of PIP and

PAP functions.

PIP Position This field is only available when the PIP field is set to PIP. This setting sets the

position of the Picture-In-Picture window. See below for selections.

PIP H. Overscan

PIP Horizontal Overscan - This field is only available when the PIP field is set to

PIP or PAP. This adjustment applies to the secondary source window. It adjusts

the image size left and right. The secondary source window may have black bars

left and right (pillarboxed).

PIP V. Overscan

PIP Horizontal Overscan - This field is only available when the PIP field is set to

PIP or PAP. This adjustment applies to the secondary source window. It adjusts

the image size top and bottom. The secondary source window may have black

bars top and bottom (letterboxed).

Table 7: Miscellaneous Menu Settings Functions

Using Picture In Picture (PIP) and Picture And Picture (PAP) Modes

Selecting PIP and PAP modes

1. To display two signals in PIP (Picture In Picture) mode, press the PIP button on the remote control, then

select Source, or use the Misc. Menu PIP Mode setting.

The Swap button on the remote control swaps the PIP image source with the main image sources.

Figure 11: PIP Window

PIP

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2. To display two signals in PAP (Picture And Picture) mode, on the remote control press PAP or on the Misc.

menu PIP Mode setting, select PAP.

The Swap button on the remote control swaps the PAP image source with the main image source.

Figure 12: PAP Window

3. To return to full screen viewing of the main image source last selected before entering PAP mode, with the

remote control select PIP a third time.

Primary Source and Secondary Source Selection

The table below shows the availability of PIP and PAP functions according to the primary source signal type.

Secondary Source

Primary Source

DVI-D DVI-A VGA HDMI Composite S-Video YPbPr RGB 3G-SDI

DVI-D ● ● ● ● ●

DVI-A ● ● ● ●

VGA ● ● ● ● ●

HDMI ● ● ● ● ● ●

Composite ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

S-Video ● ● ● ● ● ● ●

YPbPr ● ● ● ● ●

RGB ● ● ● ● ●

3G-SDI ● ● ● ● ● ●

Table 8: PIP and PIP Function Availability for Signal Type Combinations

Key:

● PIP function enabled

PAP

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PIP Position

The position of the secondary image may be placed in 1 of 9 positions. The position selections are shown in the

graphic below.

Figure 13: PIP Window Positions

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