ClearView CleanCam 1006 User manual

CleanCam Quick Start Guide
This Quick Start Guide provides instruction related to:
1) Software Installation
2) Hardware Set-up
3) Lens Adjustment
4) Pedal Configuration
Software Installation
1. Install the Pylon Software Suite.
a. https://www.baslerweb.com/en/products/software/basler-pylon-camera-software-suit
e/
b. Fill out the information about who is downloading the application.
c. Agree to the Basler Pylon Terms and Conditions.
d. Download the appropriate application for your system.
2. Connect the camera to the computer via a USB 3.0 port.
3. Launch Pylon Viewer on the computer and confirm that the camera is recognized.
a. See the “Lens adjustment” section for focusing instructions.
4. Work with your Client Engineering team to ensure that redirection of devices is enabled.
a. Note: depending on your Hyperspace virtualization strategy, your Client Engineering
team may require details about the camera (such as VID and/or PID) in order to enable
redirection specifically for this model of camera.
i. If you use Citrix, the camera VID and PID can be found via the Citrix session
details: Citrix Session > Right Click > Connection Center > Devices.
1. Depending on your access in Citrix, you may not be able to see the
camera details. Consult with your Client Engineering team for more
details.
5. Launch Hyperspace and log into the Dispense Preparation activity and open an order with an
existing dispense. Confirm that the "Take Picture" button is available.
a. Select "Take Picture".
i. Selecting the “preview” option in Epic-Dispense Prep will launch a window in
which you can preview the camera image and capture it via manual selection of
the TWAIN driver capture icon.
ii. Once the camera is focused on the workspace, we recommend de-selecting
“preview” by default in order to streamline the workflow. The “preview”
window functions do not correspond to hot-keys programmed into the pedal.

b. If the CleanCam is not selected by Hyperspace by default, you may have other TWAIN
drivers installed. In order for Hyperspace to select this device by default, uninstall other
TWAIN drivers or consult with your Epic representative for other options.
Hardware Set-Up
1. CleanCam-1016 (Hood Mount):
1. If using ClearView’s mount:
i. Attach the mounting arm to the magnet base using the provided hardware.
ii. Install the Hood Mount by attaching the magnet base to a magnetic surface on
the hood body.
1. It is recommended to attach a ClearView-branded vinyl sticker to the
underside of the magnet mount before attaching the magnet to a hood.
This will help prevent metal-metal contact between the hood and
magnet base. Use caution when installing or repositioning the magnet
base. Any force not parallel to the surface of the hood may cause the
edge of the base to damage the hood. ClearView is not responsible for
any damage to property arising from improper installation or
repositioning of the mount.
a. Removal of the mount: The magnet mount is a semi-permanent
attachment. Depending on the magnetic properties of your
hood, it may take substantial force to remove the mount from
your hood. To avoid damage to the hood and mount, remove
the mount by applying force directly to the magnet base (not
the mounting arm) in a direction parallel to the hood surface
until the magnet reaches an edge of the hood and gently slide
the magnet off the hood.
iii. Loosen the universal ball joint adapter (point a.) and screw point c. into the
¼”-20 attachment point on the top of the CleanCam.
1. Point b. should not be removed from the assembly as it provides an
easy method to tighten the screw attachment into the CleanCam and its
scored surface will prevent the connection from becoming loose.

iv. Position the mounting arm such that the CleanCam views the workspace from as
vertical of a vantage point as possible.
1. To capture the clearest images, it is recommended to position products
horizontally on the work surface.
v. Once the appropriate mounting position and angle is achieved, tighten the
universal ball joint.
2. If using your own mount:
i. Install your mount according to manufacturer instructions and attach the mount
to the ¼”-20 attachment point on top of the CleanCam.
ii. Position the mount such that the CleanCam views the workspace from as
vertical of a vantage point as possible.
1. To capture the most detailed images, it is recommended to position
products horizontally on the work surface.
3. Connect the CleanCam to the local computer via a USB3.0 port.
4. Focus the CleanCam as outlined in the “Lens Adjustment” section.
5. CleanCam-1016 will provide the best quality images when mounted between 28-33
inches from the work surface.
2. CleanCam-1006 (TableTop Mount):
1. Attach the CleanCam to the TableTop mount and place the assembly on the work
surface.
2. Position the assembly such that the end of the lens of the CleanCam is approximately
11-12 inches from the work surface. CleanCam-1006 will provide the best quality images
when mounted at this distance.
i. Note: the CleanCam should be oriented such that the ¼”-20 attachment point is
considered the “top” of the camera for purposes of correct image orientation.
Leverage the flexibility of the mounting arm to achieve this orientation.
3. Focus the CleanCam, as outlined in the “Focus and Color Adjustment” section.
3. Connect the CleanCam to the local computer via a USB3.0 port.
4. (If applicable) Connect the foot pedal to a USB port on the computer.

Focus and Color Adjustment
CleanCam uses a fixed-focus lens, designed to focus at a single distance. During initial deployment (or if
the distance from the work-surface changes) adjust the focus on the lens. To adjust the focus:
1. Launch the Pylon Viewer application
2. Double-click on the camera (under “devices”) and select the “continuous” shot function to
see a real-time feed of images.
a. Note: during the first few seconds of initial set-up, the auto-brightness feature may
change the image substantially.
3. Place a vial/syringe/ampule in the intended field of view
4. Remove the protective lens tube by rotating it counter-clockwise
5. Rotate the focus adjustment on the lens (the very end of the lens) in small increments clockwise
and counterclockwise until the image is in focus.
a. The entire lens should not rotate, just the end of the lens. If the entire lens rotates, the
lens has been unscrewed from the camera body and will not maintain a reliable focus.
Additionally, if the lens is unscrewed, you may damage the device when you attempt to
reattach the lens tube.
6. To adjust the aperture, loosen the set-screw closest to the camera body and rotate until the
right depth of field or image brightness is achieved.It is not recommended to adjust the
aperture. It is better to allow the Pylon application to adjust the brightness.
7. Once the camera is focused, you can adjust the camera brightness and color settings.
a. While in the continuous shot mode, click on the automatic image adjustment .
This will automatically update the brightness and color settings according to the lighting
in the room.
b. Lastly, the settings need to be saved to the camera. To save the settings, exit the
continuous shot mode by clicking the red “X” in the corner of the window. Navigate to
the “User Set” settings and make sure “User Set 1” is selected. Click the “Execute”
button, next to “User Set Save” (see screenshot below). This completes the
configuration and the camera can be closed in the Pylon Viewer.

Pedal Configuration (if applicable):
Each pedal is programmed to perform multiple actions, depending on the step in the workflow.
1. Left Pedal
a. Take Picture
b. Keep and Take Another Picture
c. Yes (attribute dose to X person)
2. Center Pedal
a. Keep Picture
b. Submit for Mid-Prep Review
c. No (attribute dose to X person)
3. Right Pedal
a. Discard Picture
b. Submit for Final Review
Though the pedals are pre-programmed, you may customize the pedal actions. To do so:
1. Press and hold the left pedal.
2. Plug the USB cord into a USB port on the computer.
3. When the light on the pedal starts blinking, release the left pedal.
4. Once the computer recognizes the pedal, open the drive and run the Windows programming
application.
5. Set each pedal to the desired action or combination of actions.
6. Save the configuration.
7. To use the pedal, unplug the USB connection and plug it back in without pressing any pedals.
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