GlobalMed TotalExam 3.0 User manual

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GlobalMed® Quick Start Guide:
TotalExam® 3.0 Camera
1. To freeze the live video, press the FF button
and release.
2. The image is frozen upon release of the
button.
3. The still image remains on the screen until
you press the FF button again to release the
frozen image.
1. Hold a white sheet of paper in front of the
subject and aim the camera at the paper.
2. Press the WB button once the view is filled
with as much of the paper as possible.
NOTE: Hold the paper 4 inches away for subjects
less than a meter from the camera.
1. Press the LED button to turn on the
TotalExam 3.0 LED ring. The light intensity
level is at the lowest setting.
2. Press of the button again to increase the light
intensity until it reaches the highest level.
3. Press the button after the highest intensity
level is reached to shut off the LED ring.
FreezeFrame (FF)
White Balance (WB)
LED Light Control
A
B
C
Button Functions

Contact Support: call 1-800-886-3692
option 2, email us at [e-mail],
or log a ticket at globalmed.desk.com.
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© 2002-2018 GlobalMedia Group, LLC.
All rights reserved
GlobalMed® Quick Start Guide:
TotalExam® 3.0 Camera
Getting Started 1. Plug the TotalExam 3.0 cable into any Windows®
based computer with an USB 3.0 high-speed connector.
2. There are no drivers or software to install or download.
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DO line up the
pins to connect
the male and fe-
male ends.
DO begin by lining
up the wand and
the head.
Align the two
small lines.
DO gently connect
the wand and the
head.
DO align all three
lines to lock the
attachment into
place on the
wand.
DO NOT push
very hard to
connect the two
parts.
DO NOT force the
head on the wand.
DO NOT jam;
it connects
magnetically.
DO NOT use force
to lock into place.
Do not drop the instruments as they are delicate pieces of equipment.
Changing Heads
These instructions apply to the autofocus and the otoscope heads.