ACKERMANN Apollo User manual

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Ackermann
User Manual 16-2092 | Revision 02/21
User
Manual
16-2092
0483
Camera System
Apollo 4K
UHD Camera
Ackermann Apollo is a sophisticated 4K Endoscopic
Camera System providing Ultra High Definition Image
Resolution at 3.840 x 2.160 pixels. The system includes
the control unit with integrated USB recording and
archive and a camera head featuring 4 programmable
buttons. Additionally, it oers a zoom and freeze
function, smoke correction and image enhancement of
color and structure, a multi-language setup as well as 10
user presets for surgical applications.

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Chapter
4CONTENTS
Chapter
Overview
Chapter
1
Chapter
2
Chapter
3
Chapter
4
Chapter
5
Chapter
6
Chapter
7
Chapter
8
Chapter
9
Chapter
10
General information 3
Safety reference 4
Description of the unit 8
Installation and activation 9
Control elements / Connections 11
Operation 14
Service Instructions 28
Trouble shooting 31
Specifications 33
Appedix 35
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Chapter
1GENERAL INFORMATION
DATA OF THE DEVICE
You will find the technical data that must always be provided when ordering spare parts or other question
on the model plate (back of the device) or if a repair is not possible, these components must be sent to
Ackermann for repair or be disposed of.
RETURN SHIPMENT
In the case of returns (because of a repair, complaint or other service issue), please observe our conditions
of return. These can be found in the service area of our website https://www.ackermannsurgical.com/
return-warranty-policy
WARRANTY
IMPORTANT
The warranty period is one year according to our warranty conditions. Unauthorized opening of the
device and repairs, i.e. modifications by persons not authorized by the manufacturer release us from any
liability for the operating reliability of the device. Any warranty entitlement therefore expires during the
warranty period. Wear parts are excluded from the warranty.
SERVICE, REPAIRS, MODIFICATIONS
ADVICE
All services, such as regular inspections, repairs, modifications, calibrations, etc. may only be performed
by the manufacturer or by expressly authorized persons, in consideration of the special safety regulations
for medical and technical equipment. Completed services must be entered in the table „Maintenance report“
findable in annex. We recommend at least an annual maintenance.
RESPONSIBILITY
As the manufacturer of the device, we only consider us to be responsible for the impact on the safety,
reliability and performance of the unit, if:
• Assembly, upgrade, resetting, modifications or repairs are carried out by persons authorized by us.
• The electrical installation of the particular area meets the requirements of the respective country.
• The device is used in accordance with the instruction manual.
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RIGHTS
All rights to this instruction manual, especially the right of reproduction and distribution and translation, are
reserved. No part of this operating manual may be reproduced (by photocopy, microfilm or other processes)
without the prior written consent of the manufacturer or processed, copied or distributed by using electronic
systems. The information contained in this operating manual may not be amended or expanded without prior
notice and do not represent any obligation by the manufacturer. Errors and technical changes reserved.
DISPOSAL
According to the provisions of the European directive 2002/96/EC on used electrical and electronic
equipment (WEEE), this symbol signifies that the product may not be disposed of as unsorted municipal
waste, but must be collected separately. Contact your dealer regarding the return and / or the collection
systems available in your country.
Chapter
2SAFETY REFERENCE 
PLACE THE EQUIPMENT
INTENDED USE
The device is designed for use in endoscopic diagnosis and endoscopic surgical technique. Use the
device only with accessories, wear items, and disposable items, which are listed as accessories by the
manufacturer or their safety and biologically acceptable usefulness.
QUALIFICATIONS OF THE USER / OPERATOR
The unit may only be used by persons with the appropriate professional qualifications and who have
been trained on this unit. Before using the unit, the user must be convinced of the reliability and the proper
condition of the unit.
STORAGE AND OPERATING CONDITIONS
• Storage temperature: - 20°C to +60°C
• Operating temperature: +10°C to +40°C
• Relative humidity – Storage: 10% to 90%
• Relative humidity - Operation: 30% to 75%
• Atmospheric pressure - Storage: 600 mbar to 1300 mbar
• Atmospheric pressure - Operation: 700 mbar to 1060 mbar
REPLACEMENT DEVICE
Have a replacement device ready for incalculable emergencies (worst-case scenario).

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SAFETY MEASURES FOR SETUP AND OPERATION
For proper operation of the unit and to avoid possible hazards you observe the following precautions:
• Only place the unit on a base secured against tipping.
• The device may only be used in rooms that are installed according to national valid standards. The
environmental temperature and the relative humidity must correspond to the values listed above (see
storage and operation conditions). If the instrument was exposed to extreme temperatures during transport
it should be acclimatized to room temperature prior to operation.
• The plug-in device for a potential equalization should be properly connected. The control unit is basically
grounded via the 3-pin type F plug, if it is connected to a grounded power cord as prescribed. When operating
the device in rooms of application group 2 according to DIN VDE 0100 it is essential that the device is connected
to the stationary potential equalization of the room or the equipment truck by an appropriate cable. The
device has an appropriate plug-in connector (according to DIN 42801).
• Use only the power cord provided for the power connection.
• This device may only be connected to a supply network with a protective conductor
• Check if the local mains voltage corresponds to the voltage range of the instrument!
• The patient and the following parts must not be touched at the same time:
• Touchable contacts of connectors
• Contacts of fuse holders that are accessible during the replacement of fuses
• Install the instrument in a way that there is always a suitable flow of fresh air.
• Operating the unit in explosion-prone areas is prohibited.
• The safe operation of the device is guaranteed up to a height of 3000m.
• The connection of two or more devices can lead to a higher leakage current.
• Electro-medical devices are subject to specific precautions concerning electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC). Observe the following information prior to operation:
• Mobile communication devices can interfere with the function of other electronic devices. Switch
off your mobile phone or similar devices close to medical devices or medical facilities.
• Use solely the enclosed cables and original spare parts (see chapter Unpacking / Standard
equipment).The use of other cables and spare parts may lead to a reduced interference resistance
and to an increased emitted interference.
• If the present medical device is stacked or placed directly next to other electronic devices the
whole configuration and the present medical device has to be tested for correct function.
• The device must not be operated near flammable gases or flammable substances, and within the direct
patient environment.

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CAMERA HEAD, CABLE AND PROTECTIVE RUBBER SLEEVE
The following instructions must be observed when handling the camera head. Failure to do so may damage
the camera cable or the camera head. In the event of demonstrable application errors due to failure to follow
these instructions, a manufacturer’s warranty or liability is excluded.
ASSEMBLY OVERVIEW
CORRECT CABLE ROUTING
For all applications (including endoscopy as well as
cleaning / sterilization), the manufacturer-defined
natural run of the cable and the protective rubber
sleeve must be maintained.
The direction of the cable is determined by design:
The protective rubber sleeve must not be removed:
SMALLEST PERMISSIBLE BENDING RADIUS
For all applications (including endoscopy as well as
cleaning / sterilization), the cable and the protective
rubber sleeve must not be wound / laid / routed in a
radius smaller than 7x cable diameter.
This applies to every direction in which the cable is
moved:
The cable must not be kinked or bent between the
protective rubber sleeve and the camera head
housing:

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The cable and the protective rubber sleeve must not be kinked or bent sharply:
The cable itselve must not be kinked or bent sharply:

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Chapter
3DESCRIPTION OF THE UNIT
This device is a 3-chip camera (MOS) of the latest generation, with superior image quality in 4K ultra high
definition (Aspect ratio 16:9) and natural colour reproduction, which was especially adapted for endoscopic
applications and meets specific quality standards.
The camera delivers a significantly higher picture quality with very high detail accuracy with 4 times as many
picture points as with Full HD. The device is designed according to the latest findings concerning safety of
medical devices and complies with the requirement set out in 93/42/EEC (CE).
EQUIPMENT / FUNCTIONS
The camera consists of a control unit (CCU, Camera Control Unit) and a camera. At the front of the camera
head is a C-mount thread, where standard lenses, zoom lenses, endoscope adapters and other adapters
can be connected. The allocation of the buttons on the camera head is freely programmable, so that various
camera functions can be activated or executed via the head buttons (e.g., White balance, Zoom, Freeze, ...)
OSD MENU
This device can be set individually on the integrated on-screen menu. The settings are stored in an internal
memory. Ten different user profiles can be created in order to use custom settings.
ZOOM
The camera is equipped with an electronic zoom function. Three different zoom levels (revolution x1.0 -> x1.5
-> x2.0 -> x2.5) can be selected with the buttons on the camera head.
ARCHIVING SYSTEM
Video clips and pictures can be stored on a USB flash drive.
FREEZE
The picture displayed on the screen can be frozen by pressing the buttons on the camera head or by pressing
the foot switch (optional) (still picture).
CONNECTIONS
The video signal is available at the rear of the unit as a digital HDMI (4K UHD / HD) and SDI (4K UHD / HD).
The remote-out jack is available for the connection of external output devices such as video printers or video
recorders. A footswitch can be connected to the Remote-in-terminal.

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OTHER
The image brightness is adjusted automatically by the camera board to ensure an optimal display under all
lighting conditions.
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT COMBINATIONS
Xenon light sources and CO2-Insufflators manufactured by Ackermann.
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES
For an optimum utilization of the power spectrum of the 4K camera device, we recommend the use of 4K
endoscopes and TV adapters as well as 4K Sony monitors.
Chapter
4INSTALLATION AND
ACTIVATION
RECEIVING INSPECTION
The device and the delivered accessories have to be examined for completeness and apparent damages on
receipt. To assert your rights, transport damages must be reported immediately (within 24 hours) to the
deliverer. Please always use the original packing if you return the device and the additional instruments.
Describe the error / misfunction and attach the address of a contact person for possible requests.
UNPACKING / STANDARD EQUIPMENT
Carefully remove the unit and the included accessories from the packaging. Check the delivery for
completeness and for possible damage from transportation. If the delivery should provide a cause for
complaint, please contact us or supplier immediately. Store the original packaging, as these can be reused
for any possible future shipping.
• Basic equipment
• Camera unit
• Camera head with cable 3,05m (10ft)
• Mains cable (1,80m)
• USB flash drive
• HDMI cable (high speed) (2,00m), Jack cable 3,5 (1,55m)
• Operating Manual
• Optional equipment
• Footswitch with cable (2,10m)
• USB keyboard with cable (1,80m)

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INSTALLATION
ATTENTION
• Connect the power cord!
Use the supplied power cord to connect the device to the line voltage. Verify that the line voltage displayed
on the device is correct. Plug the device only into a grounded protective contact socket.
• Connect the camera cable!
Connect the plug of the camera cable to the appropriate jack. The plug has an anti-twist safeguard, so that
the plug can only be plugged in one position (red dot on top). Plug the 32-pin connector with notch to the
top in the socket. You can connect all the lenses and endoscope adapters that have a C-mount thread to the
camera head.
• Connect the external output devices!
As described above, the camera provides the video signal in various standards. Here you can connect all
external output devices such as monitors, video recorders and video printers.
• Connect the equipotential terminal!
Connect the unit to the stationary potential equalization of the room or the equipment truck by an appropriate
cable. Observe the local safety rules!
ATTENTION
If use the potential equalization, please note the requirements of IEC 60601-1 (current edition). Don’t use this
terminal as protective ground connection!
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Chapter
5CONTROL ELEMENTS 
CONNECTIONS
FRONT VIEW
REAR VIEW
CAMERA HEAD
B
G
B
C L K J I H G FD
EDC O J F K H M L I

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DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTROL ELEMENTS AND CONNECTIONS
B
Camera cable:
The plug of the camera cable is connected to this socket. The plug has an anti-
twist safeguard, so that the plug can only be plugged in one position.
! Attention ! Use only the supplied camera head and cable!
C
USB (A)
This USB-interface it’s for connecting the device with USB flash drives to record
data. When a USB flash drive is connected to this interface, the notice “USB”
appears on the screen.
D
Standby:
The control unit is turned on by using this button.
Short press of the power button turns the control unit on. The operation mode is
indicated by a green illumination of the “POWER” button.
By pressing the “POWER” button (approx. 3 sec.) again, the unit is turned off
(Standby mode).
Note: The mains switch at the rear panel must be switched on, before you can
use this button.
Enot applicable
F
User:
User profiles can be activated by pressing this button. The individual profiles
can be selected by repeatedly pressing this button. The profiles can be set in
the menu (see „Setting USER profiles“), the desired profile must be selected. If a
USER - change is selected the button „USER“ is fully illuminated when reloading
the profile and a „U“ flashes in the lowest line (right).
G
Brightness
amplification
(Boost)
The camera is equipped with a BOOST function to raise the image brightness
in low light conditions. Press the corresponding button to activate the feature.
You will hardly recognize an effect on the monitor with adequate lighting. The
current setting is indicated by a notice (“B”) on the screen.
Note: This function can be activated optionally via remote keys (camera head or
footswitch) (see “Menu settings”).
H
White balance (WB):
The white balance of the camera is made with the “WB” button (see
“Operation>White balance”). If the function “White balance” is selected, the key
„WB“ is fully illuminated. „WB“ flashes in the lowest line (right) of the OSD while
executing the function. An „OK“ appears when successful or „NG“ when failed
after completing the function.
I
Sroll buttons:
Menu items can be selected and settings can be executed by using these buttons.
J
Image capture
/ Scroll:
By pressing this button images in JPEG format (1920x1080) can be stored or
within the menu settings can be made.
By pressing the button the image is captured and will be stored on the connected
USB flash drive. During image capturing (approx. 3 sec.) the message “USB” is
shown in red. The termination of the storage process is indicated by a brief beep.
Note: To use the capture function a USB flash drive must be connected. The
capture function can be activated optionally via remote keys (camera head or
footswitch) (see “Menu settings”).
Within the menu, values of selected menu items can be changed.
K
Menu:
User settings can be conveniently carried in a menu. The menu of the camera
is activated by pressing this button. The button lights up when the menu is
activated.
B
C
E
K
J
I
H
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Video capture / Scroll:
By pressing this button videos can be stored (MPEG-4) on the connected USB
flash drive or within the menu settings can be made.
If you want to capture a video clip, press this button one time to start recording.
Press the button again to stop the recording. Wait a few seconds for the video to
save. You can press this button again to start recording a new video clip, and so
on. During video capturing the message “USB” is shown in red. The termination
of the storage process is indicated by a brief beep.
Note: To use the capture function a USB flash drive must be connected. The
capture function can be activated optionally via remote keys (camera head or
footswitch) (see “Menu settings”).
Within the menu, menu items can be selected.
Remote control
function
With these keys, the functions of the camera can be remotely controlled by the
camera head. The head keys are distinguished between pressing the key briefly
and a long, so that a total of 8 functions are possible. The allocation of the head
buttons can be defined via the OSD menu (see Menu settings – Option “Remote
keys“).
Power switch
The unit is switched on by pressing the power button. The power switch has two
switching positions:
I (ON – switched on)
O (OFF – swichtes off)
The switch lights up green when the unit is turned on.
Mains connection
The plug of the power connection cable is connected to this cold equipment
power connection. Use only the provided power cord.
Fuse holder
The equipment fuses are located in the fuse holder. Only use the fuses listed on
the model tag! Replacing the fuses is described in the service section of these
operating instructions (see „Replacement of the power fuses“).
USB keyboard
This USB port (Type A) is used to connect an USB keyboard. Any text can be
placed on the video image via a connected keyboard. The text remains on the
screen or video recordings. A more detailed functional description, see the
chapter „Using an USB keyboard“.
Equipotential terminal
This connector is used to connect the device to the central potential equalization
of the OP, or the trolley.
Video ports
External devices (such as a monitor or recording device) can be connected to
the VIDEO OUT jacks. The video signal is available in different standards.
• HDMI 1 -> J
• HDMI 2 -> K
• SDI 1 / 4x 3G SDI -> H
• SDI 2 -> M
Remote Input / Output
The remote IN jack is for connecting a footswitch (optional). External devices
such as a video recorder or video printer can be connected to the remote OUT
jack.
Service
This output is for connection to a light source with automatic brightness control
from the same manufacturer. It is also reserved for the service personnel for
diagnosis / maintenance purposes.
L
B
C
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D
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Chapter
6OPERATION
START UP
After all cable connections have been made, the camera can be put into operation. Switch on the camera by
using the mains switch C on the rear. The green light in the switch lights up.
After that, the camera is in standby mode, indicated by yellow lightning of the push button “POWER” D. By
pressing the “POWER” button the device turns into the operating mode. The operating mode is indicated by
green lightning of the “Standby” button and a brief bleep. The device performs power-up diagnostics at the
start-up. This is indicated by an illumination sequence of the LEDs on the front panel.
Note: Complete operating status is reached after approx. 30 seconds.
Note: The camera head can exceed a temperature of 41 ° C during operation and heat up to 60 ° C under
unfavorable operating conditions.
If the connected monitor is switched on, an image appears on the monitor. Now switch on the light source
connected to the endoscope and set a medium brightness.
USING THE CAMERA CONNECTED WITH A LIGHT SOURCE
If you are using a light source, that does not provide an automatic intensity control via video level, set the
intensity to an average brightness. The powerful shutter guarantees a correct exposure. If there is not
enough illumination available, the video signal is automatically enhanced by the Automatic Gain Control. This
will add noise to the monitor picture. In this case you should increase the output intensity of the light source.
WHITE BALANCE
The white balance of the camera is made with the “WB” button H. The camera head (with screwed on lens)
must be kept on a uniformly illuminated white surface to perform the white balance. Simultaneously press
the button for white balance H. It is important to verify that the white area is not eclipsed. A correct color
rendition is only guaranteed, when the white balance is properly implemented.
The current setting is stored in the camera and is retained even after switching off. If the function “White
balance” is selected, the button „WB“ is fully illuminated. “WB” flashes in the lowest line (right) of the OSD
while executing the function. An “OK” appears when successful or “NG” when failed after completing the
function.
Note: This function can be activated optionally via remote keys (camera head or footswitch) (see “Menu
settings”).
USER PROFILES
The 4K camera unit can handle 10 USER profiles. The user can be changed through the front button „USER“ F
or the F5 key (with keyboard connected). The profile can be selected using the scroll buttons I and activated
with the menu button K. Profile settings can be made in the menu, while the desired profile must first be
selected. The currently active profile is displayed in the menu header in brackets.
Changes of menu settings are saved. The above items are written in the currently active user-memory. They
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The following user profiles are available as standard settings (factory default settings):
• Lap 10mm: Standard setting for laparoscopy with 10mm endoscopes
• Lap 10mm enh R Y: Standard setting for laparoscopy with 10mm endoscopes, enhancement function for
contrast spreading in the red / yellow area, improved contrast for visualizing the vessels
• Lap 5mm: Standard setting for laparoscopy with 5mm endoscopes
• Lap 5mm enh R Y: Standard setting for laparoscopy with 5mm endoscopes, enhancement function for
contrast spreading in the red / yellow area, improved contrast for visualization of the vessels
• Arthro: Standard setting for arthroscopy
• Arthro enh exp: Standard setting for arthroscopy with reduction of overexposure
• Arthro enh R: Standard setting for arthroscopy with enhancement function for contrast spreading in the
red area
• Uro Gyn: Standard setting for urology and gynecology
• Uro Gyn enh R Y: Standard setting for urology and gynecology, enhancement function for contrast
spreading in the red / yellow area, improved contrast for visualizing the vessels
• Flex: Standard setting for flexible and semi-flexible endoscopes with fiber image guides
MENU SETTINGS
Various functions and parameters can be changed according to individual requirements in the OSD mode.
Note: According the respective software revision, the menu items can deviate from the menu items as
described in this manual.
In order to reach the menu mode, press the appropriate button K . In menu mode, the buttons on the front
panel have the following functions:
• I Selecting menu items
• J L Changing the settings
• K Activate the functions and submenus
The front panel buttons I, J and L are used to navigate within the menu and sub-menues. All processes
are completed by pressing the “MENU” button K . Each of the next menu items is selected or activated by
repeatedly pressing the MENU button.
The menu can be controlled if a USB keyboard is connected F . Settings can be made by using the cursor keys.
The settings are confirmed with the Enter key.
The changed parameters are automatically saved in the selected USER-profile of the camera. If you have
accidentally changed parameters and you are unsatisfied with the picture quality, factory settings can be
reset at any time. On that point, select and perform the menu item „factory settings“.
To exit the menu, the menu item „RETURN“ must be used. Optionally, use the „ESC“ key to leave the menu if
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MENU NAVIGATION
MAIN MENU
SUBMENUS
→
ILLUMINATION (MAIN MENU ITEM 1)
This menu item offers the user the possibility to individually adjust the
illumination of the camera image.
→→
BRIGHTNESS
The brightness of the overall image can be regulated under this menu
item.
As shown in the picture above, the current value is visualized by a slider
and a numerical value. The value is changed by using the buttons J and
L Using the buttons H the user can select the items „SAVE“ or „CANCEL“.
In case of „SAVE“, the current setting will be saved and is also available
after restarting. In the case of „CANCEL“, the set value is discarded and
reset to the initial value.
Note: All of the following menu items are set in the same manner.
→→
PEAK / AVERAGE
Sets the ratio of average brightness values to peak values (Average/
Peak) to reduce fading.

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→→
ALC MAX
Setting the maximum brightness intensity
→→
GAMMA
Changing the GAMMA value
→→
DETAIL
The detail contrast can be defined under this menu item.
→→→
BAND
Determining the emphasis between coarser and finer image stuctures
→→→
LEVEL
Edge enhancement to enhance the sharpness of the image

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SHUTTER MODE
Setting Shutter-Mode: Manual (1/60…1/10.000) / Automatic
→
COLOR (MAIN MENU ITEM 2)
In this menu, the total color saturation and the intensity of the individual
colors can be set. A color bar pattern can also be inserted (4 COLOR
BAR) for test purposes.
→→
SATURATION
Use this control to adjust the color saturation.
→→
RED
Moving the slider changes the red portion of the image.
(Adjusting the camera to the monitor)
→→
BLUE
Moving the slider changes the blue portion of the image. (Adjusting the
camera to the monitor)

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→→
COLOR BAR
View to test the monitor signal
→
AREA (MAIN MENU ITEM 3)
Under this menu item, the measurement field for the brightness control
can be set.
→
OPTION (MAIN MENU ITEM 4)
→→
LANGUAGE
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REMOTE KEYS (CAMERA HEAD KEYS)
In this menu item, it is possible to assign different functions to
the buttons of the camera head B. In the case of the head buttons, a
distinction is made between a short and a long key press, so that a total
of 8 functions are possible.
The following functions are possible:
• NONE: no function
• WB: white balance
• SC: Smoke correction
• BOOST: Image brightening
• MENU: OSD Menu
• MOV: Video capturing
• PIC: Image capturing
• ZOOM+: Modification Circulation x1,0 > x1,5 > x2.0 > x2,5
• ZOOM - :Modifikation Scaling x1,0 > x2,5 > x2.0 > x1,5
• REMOTE 1: Triggering a switching pulse (currently 300ms)
• REMOTE 2: Triggering a switching pulse (currently 300ms)
• Freezing the image, characterized by “F” Pos = 12 x 26
• Change of user data
→→
INFOSCREEN
The Infoscreen displays current status information
→→
FACTORY DEFAULT
By activating the “Reset” point, all parameters are reset to the factory
settings and the system is “rebooted”. This is characterized by a uniform
flashing of the button lighting and lasts approx. 7s.
→→
50/60HZ
Switching / setting of the mains frequency (country-specific)