LABORIE PrimeSight UNITY UVP-9000 User manual

PrimeSight™UNITY
DIGITAL VIDEO PROCESSOR
User Manual
UVP-9000

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of America.
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of LABORIE. No part of this manual may be disclosed or reproduced in
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NOTE: Federal (USA) law restricts this device to sale by, or on the order of, a
physician or other appropriately licensed medical professional.

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This User Manual contains instructions on the proper use of the LABORIE PrimeSight™ UNITY 9000 Digital
Video Processor, which includes the following model:
• UVP-9000
This manual is intended for physicians and other medical personnel who will come in contact with the Video
Processor before, during, and after any patient procedures in which they are used. All users should read
and become familiar with this entire manual before use.
The manual contains the following information:
• The intended use of the Video Processor and peripheral equipment
• Descriptions of the Video Processor’s features and settings
• Instructions on installation, operation, and proper care and storage of the equipment
• Warning and Caution statements that must be observed to ensure patient and user safety while using
the equipment
The PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Digital Video Processor is designed to work with the LABORIE 5000 Series
Videoscopes. Thoroughly review the User Manual for the endoscope that will be used in conjunction with
the Video Processor.
If you are a first time user, LABORIE strongly recommends that you read this manual from beginning to end
and become intimately familiar with the Video Processor and its use.
If you are an experienced user, select specific chapters and/or sections that pertain to the features that you
are using.
ORGANIZATION OF THIS MANUAL
Following is a list and brief descriptions of the chapters in this manual. The chapter title is listed at
the top of all pages after the title page, so that you can quickly access the information you need.
Chapter 1, Symbols and Terms – This chapter shows and defines the symbols and labels that
appear on or are attached to the Video Processor and peripheral equipment. There is also a brief
list of the common terminology that is used in the manual.
Chapter 2, Important Information – This chapter describes the Video Processor’s intended use and
summarizes the critical warning and caution statements in the manual. This information is essential
to the safe operation of the Video Processor. LABORIE strongly recommends that this chapter be
read thoroughly and completely understood by all users before working with the processor.
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How To Use This Manual
Chapter 3, Equipment Overview and Preparation – Introduces the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Digital
Video Processor and compatible peripheral equipment. This chapter includes instructions on
the proper assembly of all equipment, instrument diagrams, identifies system components, and
defines their functions. The chapter also details a thorough inspection procedure to confirm that all
equipment is undamaged and working properly before it is used.
Chapter 4, User Interface – Describes the menus displayed by the Video Processor on its LCD
monitor. This chapter starts with the display layout, and further elaborates on all of the available
sub-menus and the settings and selections that can be made from these menus.
Chapter 5, Operation – Describes the Video Processor screen modes and image/video capture,
review, save, and printing options.
Chapter 6, Adjust the Image Quality – This chapter details the basic steps to adjust and optimize
the endoscopic image before using the Video Processor in a procedure.
Chapter 7, Maintenance and Storage – Describes steps to take in order to clean and disinfect the
Video Processor after a procedure is performed. There are also instructions on fuse replacement
and proper storage environments to employ when the Video Processor is not going to be used for
a prolonged period of time.
Chapter 8, Troubleshooting – Describes possible problems that could arise during the operation of
the Video Processor, and suggests corrective actions that may assist in solving them.
Chapter 9, Warranty and Service – This chapter contains the terms of the LABORIE warranty on the
Video Processor, any restrictions that apply, and user actions that may void the warranty if taken.
This chapter also includes shipping instructions in case the Video Processor must be returned to
LABORIE for repair.
The Appendix details the unit’s technical specifications and electromagnetic compatibility
declarations.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
The information in this User Manual is subject to change without notice. If you have any questions
regarding any of the material contained in this manual, or wish to confirm that this is the most-
comprehensive information available for this product, please contact your local distributor or
LABORIE Customer Care.

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HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL ...................................................................................................................I
Organization of this Manual ..................................................................................................................i
Additional Information..........................................................................................................................ii
1.0 SYMBOLS AND TERMS...................................................................................................................1
1.1 Symbols Glossary........................................................................................................................1
1.2 Terms ...........................................................................................................................................3
2.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................4
2.1 Indications for Use ......................................................................................................................4
2.2 Intended Use...............................................................................................................................4
2.3 User Qualifications......................................................................................................................5
2.4 Maintenance and Repair ............................................................................................................5
2.5 Signal Words ...............................................................................................................................5
2.6 Safety Precautions ......................................................................................................................6
2.7 Before Use...................................................................................................................................6
2.8 During Use...................................................................................................................................7
3.0 EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW AND PREPARATION ..............................................................................8
3.1 The PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor..........................................................................8
3.2 Model and Features ...................................................................................................................8
3.3 Inspect the Standard Set..........................................................................................................10
3.4 UVP-9000 Front Panel and Functions......................................................................................11
3.5 UVP-9000 Rear Panel and Functions .......................................................................................12
3.6 LCD Monitor..............................................................................................................................14
3.7 Compatible Videoscopes and Cameras .................................................................................15
3.8 Accessories................................................................................................................................16
3.9 Select an Installation Site .........................................................................................................16
3.10 Connect the Videoscope to the Video Processor..................................................................17
3.11 Connect Peripheral Equipment...............................................................................................17
3.12 Cables........................................................................................................................................18
3.13 Connect an AC Power Cable...................................................................................................18
3.14 Inspect the Assembled System ...............................................................................................19
3.15 Turn On the Video Processor...................................................................................................19
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Table of Contents
4.0 USER INTERFACE..........................................................................................................................20
4.1 Display Layout...........................................................................................................................20
4.2 Icon Functions...........................................................................................................................22
4.3 Main Controls............................................................................................................................26
5.0 OPERATION...................................................................................................................................39
5.1 System Start-Up ........................................................................................................................39
5.2 Screen Modes ...........................................................................................................................39
5.3 Videoscope Programmable Buttons.......................................................................................40
5.4 Printing Images .........................................................................................................................40
5.5 Backup Images and Data .........................................................................................................40
6.0 ADJUST THE IMAGE QUALITY.....................................................................................................41
6.1 White Balance ...........................................................................................................................41
6.2 Enhance Sub-Menu ..................................................................................................................42
7.0 MAINTENANCE AND STORAGE .................................................................................................45
7.1 After Use....................................................................................................................................45
7.2 Routine Periodic Inspection.....................................................................................................46
7.3 Surface Cleaning and Disinfection ..........................................................................................46
7.4 Maintenance and Repair ..........................................................................................................47
7.5 Replacing the Fuses..................................................................................................................48
7.6 Storage ......................................................................................................................................49
7.7 Disposal .....................................................................................................................................49
8.0 TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................................................................................50
8.1 Image Issues..............................................................................................................................50
8.2 UVP-9000 Error Messages........................................................................................................53
8.3 Endoscope Issues .....................................................................................................................53
9.0 WARRANTY AND SERVICE...........................................................................................................54
9.1 Warranty Information................................................................................................................54
9.2 LABORIE Service Information..................................................................................................54
9.3 Shipping to LABORIE or Distributor .......................................................................................55
APPENDIX/SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................................................................56
A-1 Specifications ............................................................................................................................56
A-2 Electromagnetic Compatibility Declarations .........................................................................57
A-3 Software License Notifications ................................................................................................62

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INDEX OF FIGURES
Figure 3-A: UVP-9000 Front View .......................................................................................................................... 11
Figure 3-B: UVP-9000 Rear Panel Left Side .......................................................................................................... 12
Figure 3-C: UVP-9000 Rear Panel Right Side........................................................................................................ 13
Figure 3-D: Flip-Up LCD Monitor on UVP-9000................................................................................................... 14
Figure 3-E: Videoscope Control Buttons.............................................................................................................. 15
Figure 3-F: Connect the Videoscope Cable to the Video Processor................................................................. 17
Figure 3-G: Rear Panel Cable Connections.......................................................................................................... 18
Figure 3-H: AC Power Cable Connectors............................................................................................................. 18
Figure 4-A: Main Display........................................................................................................................................ 20
Figure 4-B: Monitor Display (On-Screen Messages and Indicators During Imaging)....................................... 21
Figure 4-C: Patient Day List ................................................................................................................................... 26
Figure 4-D: Patient Directory Screen .................................................................................................................... 27
Figure 4-E: Patient Information Entry Screen ....................................................................................................... 28
Figure 4-F: User Login Input Pop-up .................................................................................................................... 30
Figure 4-G: Archive Screen for Current Patient.................................................................................................... 31
Figure 4-H: Video Review Screen .......................................................................................................................... 32
Figure 4-I: Main Setup Menu................................................................................................................................. 33
Figure 4-J: User Configuration Tab ....................................................................................................................... 34
Figure 4-K: Manage Users Tab............................................................................................................................... 35
Figure 4-L: Edit User Screen .................................................................................................................................. 35
Figure 4-M: Backup and Restore Tab.................................................................................................................... 36
Figure 4-N: Security Tab......................................................................................................................................... 37
Figure 4-O: Audit Logs........................................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 4-P: Help Screen ......................................................................................................................................... 38
Figure 5-A: Startup Screen..................................................................................................................................... 39
Figure 6-A: Enhance Window................................................................................................................................ 42
Figure 7-A: Fuse Replacement .............................................................................................................................. 48

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Table 3.3: The PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor Standard Set and Accessories ..................................10
Table 4.3.1: Patient Sub-Menu................................................................................................................................26
Table 4.3.2: Patient Directory Sub-Menu...............................................................................................................27
Table 4.3.5-A: Setup Sub-Menu..............................................................................................................................34
Table 4.3.5-B: Backup and Restore Functions.......................................................................................................36
Table 4.3.5-C: Security Functions ...........................................................................................................................37
Table 6.2: Enhance Pop-up Menu ..........................................................................................................................42
Table A-2.1: Electromagnetic Emissions Declaration ...........................................................................................57
Table A-2.2: Electromagnetic Immunity Declaration............................................................................................58
Table A-2.3: Electromagnetic Immunity Declaration............................................................................................59
Table A-2.4: Recommended Separation Distances ..............................................................................................60
Table A-2.5: Test Specifications for Enclosure Port Immunity
to RF Wireless Communications Equipment ........................................................................................................61
INDEX OF TABLES

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1.1 SYMBOLS GLOSSARY
The symbols listed below can be found on the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor and on
other components of the system.
Symbol Symbol Title
[Reference Number] Description of Symbol
Manufacturer
[5.1.1]1Indicates the medical device manufacturer
Alternating Current
[5032]2Denotes device uses alternating current
“OFF” (power)
[5008]2Power off the device
“ON” (power)
[5007]2Power on the device
Stand-by
[5009]2Put device into stand-by mode
Endoscope
[101]3Identifies the connection or control used for the endoscope
Equipotentially
[5021]2Denotes an equipotentially grounding terminal
Caution
[5.4.4]1
Indicates the need for the user to consult the instructions
for use for important cautionary information such as
warnings and precautions
TYPE BF APPLIED PART
[5333]2
Indicates device is Type BF Applied Part (a safety degree
specified by IEC 6061-1) for protection against electrical
shock.
Consult Instructions for Use
[5.4.3]1
Indicates the need for the user to consult the instructions
for use prior to operating the device
Follow instructions for use
[Table D.2, Symbol 10]4
Instructs users of Medical Electrical equipment to follow
the instructions for important device safety information
Catalogue Number
[5.1.6]1
Indicates the manufacturer’s catalogue number used to
identify this device
Serial Number
[5.1.7]1
Indicates the manufacturer’s serial number used to
identify a specific medical device
1.0 SYMBOLS AND TERMS
1. ISO 15223-1:2016 – Medical Devices – Symbols to be used with medical device labels, labelling, and information to be supplied – Part 1: General requirements
2. IEC 60417:2002 DB – Graphical symbols for use on equipment
3. IEC 60601-2-18 – Medical electrical equipment – Part 2-18: Particular requirements for the basic safety and essential performance of endoscopic equipment
4. IEC 60601-1 – Medical electrical equipment – Part 1: General requirements for basic safety and essential performance

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SYMBOL SYMBOL TITLE
[REFERENCE NUMBER] DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOL
Authorized Representative in
the European Community
[5.1.2]1
Indicates the device’s Authorized representative within
the European Community
Temperature Limit
[5.3.7]1
Indicates the temperature limits to which the medical
device can be safely exposed
Humidity Limitation
[5.3.8]1
Indicates the range of humidity to which the medical
device can be safely exposed
Fragile, Handle with Care
[5.3.1]1
Indicates the medical device can be broken or damaged
by not handling carefully
Keep Dry
[5.3.4]1
Indicates the medical device needs to be protected
from moisture
This way up
[0623]5
Indicates the direction which the box should remain
oriented (stored or shipped) to avoid potential damage
to the device
Stacking limit by number
[2403]5
Indicates the devices shall not be vertically stacked
beyond the specified number (4) due to the nature of
the devices
CE Mark
Denotes this equipment has been designed, tested and
certified as essentially compliant with all applicable
European Union (EU) regulations and recommendations
For Prescription Only Indicates this device is restricted to sale by or on the
order of a physician.
5013356
MEE
Medical Electrical
Equipment Mark
The presence of this safety mark shows that the device
is Medical Electrical Equipment which has been
evaluated with respect to electrical shock, fire and
mechanical hazards. Safety assessment only applies to
the UNITY 9000 Video Processor and videoscopes.
Conforms to AAMI STD ES60601-1:2005 +A1, IEC
60601-1-6:2010 Ed.3+A1, IEC 60601-2-18:2009
Ed.3.
Certified to CSA C22.2#60601-1:2014 Ed.3.
Waste Electrical and
Electronic Equipment
(WEEE)
Do not dispose of this device as household waste. This
product is designated for separate collection at an
appropriate collection facility in accordance to the WEEE
directive
Restriction of Hazardous
Substances (RoHS)
The presence of this symbol on the product or
packaging indicates that this device is RoHS compliant,
in accordance with the RoHS2 Directive
20%
85%
-20°C
60°C
1. ISO 15223-1:2016 – Medical Devices – Symbols to be used with medical device labels, labeling, and information to be supplied – Part 1: General requirements
5. ISO 7000:2014 – Graphical symbols for use on equipment – Registered symbols

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1.2 TERMS
The following terms are used throughout this User Manual:
“Processor,” “Video Processor,” “Equipment” or “Unit” refers to the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video
Processor.
“System” or “Endoscopic System” refers to a Video Processor with an endoscope connected to it.
“UNITY 9000” refers in a general manner to the UVP-9000 Digital Video Processor model.

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The information in this chapter is essential for the correct and safe operation of the PrimeSight UNITY
9000 Digital Video Processor. Please read and understand this information before preparing or using the
processor or any peripheral equipment with which it will be used.
2.1 INDICATIONS FOR USE
The UNITY 9000, when used in conjunction with a LABORIE flexible videoscope, is indicated for
the display and management of video and images during cystoscopy, trans-nasal esophagoscopy,
bronchoscopy and nasopharyngoscopy procedures.
2.2 INTENDED USE
The UNITY 9000 is intended to be used with a LABORIE flexible videoscope to form an endoscopy
system utilized for the following indications:
LABORIE FLEXIBLE
VIDEOSCOPE
FLEXIBLE
VIDEOSCOPE
MODEL NUMBER
ENDOSCOPY SYSTEM INDICATION
Cystoscope CST-5000
CST-5000i
For the display and management of video and
images during endoscopic examination of the
lower urinary tract, including the bladder
Trans-nasal
esophagoscope TNE-5000
For the display and management of video and
images during endoscopic examination of the
larynx, esophagus, and gastro-esophageal
junction
Bronchoscope BRS-5100
For the display and management of video
and images during airway management of the
trachea and other major passages of the lungs
and endoscopic diagnosis of the airways
Nasopharyngoscope ENT-5000
For the display and management of video and
images during endoscopic examination of the
upper airway, vocal cords and/or nasal passages
Additional information regarding the indication and intended use for each compatible flexible
videoscope is contained within the User Manual specific to that device.
Do not use the equipment for any purpose other than its intended use.
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2.3 USER QUALIFICATIONS
This equipment should only be used in a medical facility by or under the supervision of a physician
trained in endoscopic procedures. Do not use the Processor in any other locations or for any other
purposes than its intended application.
Only use the equipment according to the instructions and under the operating conditions
described in this User Manual. Failure to do so could result in compromised safety, equipment
malfunction and/or instrument damage.
If training assistance is desired from either the manufacturer or a local distributor, please contact
LABORIE Customer Care.
2.4 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
The UNITY 9000 contains no user-serviceable parts (except for fuse replacement); never attempt to
modify or repair the Processor. Doing so may cause further equipment damage and/or compromise
patient safety if the Processor is subsequently used in a procedure. The Processor may only be
serviced or repaired at an authorized LABORIE facility.
In addition to thoroughly inspecting the Processor before each procedure, periodic inspections
should be performed to determine if there is wear or damage that requires attention.
Refer to Chapter 7, Maintenance and Storage for procedures on maintaining the PrimeSight UNITY
9000 Video Processor.
Refer to Chapter 9, Warranty and Service for information on returning the PrimeSight UNITY 9000
Video Processor to LABORIE for service.
2.5 SIGNAL WORDS
Information included in this manual which alerts users to the possibility of patient injury and/
or equipment damage is signified by the Warning and Caution symbols below. Notes are also
included in the manual to supply additional helpful information to users.
Alerts the user to situations which, if not avoided, could result in death or
serious injury.
Alerts the user to situations which, if not avoided, could result in moderate
or minor injury to the user or patient. It is also used to alert the user to
conditions and actions that could cause equipment damage.
NOTE: Indicates additional helpful information.

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2.6 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
The following precautions should always be exercised when using the PrimeSight UNITY 9000
Video Processor and any other electromedical equipment used during the procedure to ensure
safety for all involved parties – user(s), patient(s), etc.
2.7 BEFORE USE
Never drop the equipment or subject it to severe impact, as it could
compromise the functionality and/or safety of the unit. Should this
equipment be mishandled or dropped, do not use it. Return it to an
authorized LABORIE service facility for inspection and repair.
Carefully inspect all equipment before using it in a procedure, and do not
use any equipment that is damaged or excessively worn. Doing so could
lead to patient injury and/or further damage to the equipment.
Do not install or use the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Digital Video Processor
in the following environments or conditions:
• In areas where flammable or explosive gases or chemicals are present.
This could result in fire or explosion.
• In areas where it could become wet or exposed to conditions such as
high temperature, humidity, direct sunlight, dust, salt, etc.
• In areas where it could be subjected to impacts or vibrations.
• In areas where the processor’s air intake vent is obstructed or blocked.
Do not allow the power cord to become twisted, crushed or pulled taut.
This could cause the cord to become damaged.
Only position the equipment so that the power cord can be easily
disconnected from the power entry module or from the AC wall outlet
when necessary to disconnect power to the unit.
All devices connected to the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor
must be Classified Medical Equipment. If additional equipment is
connected to the processor, the operator must determine that all
equipment complies with the appropriate end-product safety standard
(such as IEC 60950 or IEC 60065) and the Standards for Medical Electrical
Equipment, ANSI/AAMI ES60601-1 or IEC 60601-1.
To prevent electrical shock when used with endoscopes, this equipment
is insulated (type BF electromedical equipment). Do not allow it to be
grounded to other electrical devices being used on the patient. Rubber
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2.8 DURING USE
Ensure that there is no patient contact with this equipment. Doing so can
cause patient and/or operator injury.
Consult the applicable endoscope User’s Manual for warnings regarding
safe use of the endoscope including: excessive temperature rise, use
of energized endotherapy and laser accessories, leakage current and
mechanical hazards.
To prevent electrical shock, the endoscope and/or any other ancillary
device(s) connected to the unit should never be applied directly to the
heart.
If the operation of any component of the endoscopic system fails during
the procedure, or if the endoscopic image is lost or compromised, place
the endoscope’s distal bending section in the neutral position and slowly
withdraw it from the patient.
Continually monitor this equipment and the patient for any irregularities
during the procedure. In the event that an irregularity is noted with the
patient or this equipment, take the appropriate action to ensure the
patient’s safety.

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3.1 THE PRIMESIGHT UNITY 9000 VIDEO PROCESSOR
The PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor is designed to work exclusively with the LABORIE
5000 Series of videoscopes as listed in the intended use. The Video Processor anchors a complete
endoscopic solution for clinical settings, delivering optimal image quality, ease-of-use, and
reliability. On-board controls and functions allow users to enhance brightness and balance colors
for accurate image representation. The Video Processor combines advanced technology with
user-friendly design to offer the most comprehensive array of features and functions for medical
practitioners and clinical staff when performing endoscopic procedures.
An intuitive user interface with functions and screens provides critical customization options
and enhances efficiency, while video/audio recording and playback enables the user to capture
spontaneous patient data. The system’s user-friendly design makes it easy for any operator to
quickly learn the features and functions, and to customize user preferences. Personalized, multi-
user settings and patient information can be easily stored (archived), searched and retrieved.
The Video Processor’s functions can be accessed from the on-screen keyboard and icons. Functions
can either be set before procedures or changed during them. Pre-programming specific Processor
functions into the Control Buttons of a connected endoscope enables users to capture and print
images or activate other functions without disrupting procedures.
3.2 MODEL AND FEATURES
The UVP-9000 model is equipped with an integrated 19-inch display (folds down on top of the base
unit) and can accommodate digital external monitor connections.
Features of the PrimeSight UNITY Video Processor:
• Support for LABORIE 5000 Series videoscopes
• Support for DCH-5000 add-on camera for imaging with fiberoptic or rigid endoscopes
• High-resolution digital processor with superior image quality
• Video recording and playback
• Image enhancement and manipulation functions
• Intuitive user interface with touchscreen icon-based controls and on-screen keyboard for
information entry
• Digital Video Output – DisplayPort type for units equipped with output connection (HDMI and
DVI compatibility with adapter cable)
• Automatic endoscope-specific and user-specific settings
• Multi-User settings; easily stored and retrieved
• Patient day list (for advanced scheduling)
• Patient information and media files; easily archived, searched, and retrieved
• Integration with Electronic Medical Record (EMR) systems for automated entry of patient
information and export of captured images and video clips (optional feature).
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• Multilingual support for on-screen displays and menus
• International keyboard support; USB port for external keyboard
• Internal 500GB storage for patient data and image/video capture and management
• Additional USB ports for external keyboard, USB storage backup and printers
• Freeze function with live “picture-in-picture” window
• Processor functions that are operable from:
– Videoscope control buttons
– Touchscreen icon controls
– External/Internal keyboard
– Dual foot pedal (optional)
• Automatic exposure control for shutter speed and illumination
• On-screen date and time display

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3.3 INSPECT THE STANDARD SET
When the Video Processor is received from LABORIE, immediately confirm that the appropriate
items listed in Table 3.3 were received, and inspect them for damage. If any item is missing or
damaged, do not use the equipment; contact LABORIE to obtain replacement components.
UNITY 9000 DIGITAL VIDEO PROCESSOR STANDARD SET
LABORIE Catalog
Number Description
07-9000 UVP-9000 Video Processor
07-9014 Power Cord
07-9015 DisplayPort Video Cable (Shielded, 2m)
07-9012 Keyboard with Trackpad, USB
14513 PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Series User Manual (this document)
Optional items and accessories (not shipped with Video Processor)
07-5033 Fuses (4A), DPU Series (Replacement)
07-5010 DCH-5000, NTSC Digital Camera Head (includes Camera Head, Lens and
Coupler)
07-9013 Dual Foot Pedal (USB interface, 2.0m cable)
07-5022 Cable, USB A to USB B, Printer (2.0m)
07-9016 Cable, Digital Display, DisplayPort to HDMI adapter (2.0m)
07-7022 Cable, USB A Male to USB A Female Extender (2.0m)
07-7040 External Hard Drive, USB
07-9021 Digital Video Printer, 8.5"x11", Medical Grade
07-9020 Digital Video Printer, 3.75”x5”, Medical Grade
07-9022 UNITY Cart
07-9018 Laser Printer, Color
07-7030 Medical Grade Isolation Transformer
Table 3.3: The PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor Standard Set and Accessories

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3.4 UVP-9000 FRONT PANEL AND FUNCTIONS
Figure 3-A shows the front view of the PrimeSight UNITY UVP-9000 Video Processor. This section
describes the functions of the buttons and switches on the front panel.
Figure 3-A: UVP-9000 Front View
1. Videoscope Connector
For connecting the Videoscope Cable.
2. Standby Switch
Press to turn the Video Processor on or off (standby mode).
2
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3.5 UVP-9000 REAR PANEL AND FUNCTIONS
The connectors on the rear panel are described in this section.
Figures 3-B and 3-C show the rear panel of the PrimeSight UNITY 9000 Video Processor.
Figure 3-B: UVP-9000 Rear Panel Left Side
LAN
For connecting to an Ethernet local area network.
Identification Tag
Identifies LABORIE contact information, the unit’s catalog number and unique serial number, and
compliance symbols.
Remote 1 and Remote 2
Feature not supported.