Leica CaptiView User manual

MEDICAL DIVISION
User Manual
10 746 768 - Version 01
CaptiView
From Eye to Insight

CaptiView / Ref. 10 746 768 / Version 01
Thank you for purchasing a Leica surgical microscope system.
In developing our systems, we have placed great emphasis on simple, self-
explanatory operation. Nevertheless, we suggest studying this user manual in
detail so that you know and are able to utilize all the benefits of your Leica surgical
microscope in an optimum way.
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Contents
1 Introduction 2
1.1 About this document 2
1.2 Optional product feactures 2
1.3 Product identification 2
1.4 Symbols in this user manual 2
2 Safety Notes 3
2.1 Intended use 3
2.2 Non-intended use 3
2.3 Information for the person responsible for the
instrument 3
2.4 Directions for the user of the instrument 3
2.5 Dangers of use 3
3 Design and function 4
3.1 CaptiView controls 4
3.2 Design and function of the handles for
LeicaM530OH6 / OHX 4
4 Wiring 5
4.1 Checking the wiring on the LeicaOH6 / OHX 5
5 Operation 6
5.1 Operation of the instrument with handles for
LeicaM530OH6 / OHX 6
5.2 Operating the CaptiView on the control unit of the
LeicaM530OH6/OHX 6
6 Settings for CaptiView 10
6.1 Application 1 – FL800 10
6.2 Application 2 – IGS 11
6.3 Application 3 – Common 12
6.4 Application 4 – IGS + FL800 13
6.5 Application 5 – FL800 + Common 14
6.6 Application 6a – IGS (1st) + Common (2nd) 15
6.7 Application 6b – IGS (2nd) + Common(1st) 16
6.8 Application 7a – FL800 (1st) + IGS (2nd) +
Common(3rd) 17
6.9 Application 7b – FL800 (1st) + IGS (3rd) +
Common(2nd) 18
7 Care and Maintenance 19
7.1 Maintenance instructions 19
7.2 Maintenance 19
7.3 Service 19
7.4 Disposal 19
8 What To Do If...? 20
8.1 Troubleshooting superimposed data 20
8.2 Troubleshooting the shutters 21
8.3 Troubleshooting the display 21
9 Specifications 22
9.1 Electrical data 22
9.2 Optical data 22
9.3 Physical data 22
9.4 Ambient conditions 22
9.5 Standards fulfilled 22
9.6 Compatibility 22

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Introduction
1 Introduction
1.1 About this document
This User Manual describes Assembly, Configuration and Operation
of the CaptiView for the following systems:
• Leica M530 OH6
• Leica M530 OHX
This user manual contains important safety notes as
well as information on using the instrument (see the
Chapter "Safety notes").
Before setting up the product, carefully read
through the user manual.
1.2 Optional product feactures
Different product features and accessories are optionally
available. The availability varies from country to country and
is subject to local regulatory requirements. Please contact
your local representative for availability.
1.3 Product identification
The model code and serial numbers of your product are located on
the identification label on the CaptiView. Enter this data in your
user manual and always refer to it when you contact us or the
service workshop regarding any questions you may have.
Model: Serial No.:
1.4 Symbols in this user manual
The symbols used in this user manual have the following meaning:
Symbol Warning
word
Meaning
Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
or improper use that could result in serious
personal injuries or death.
Caution
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
or improper use which, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury.
Note
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation
or improper use which, if not avoided, may
result in appreciable material, financial
and environmental damage
Information about use that helps the user
to employ the product in a technically
correct and efficient way.
 Action required; this symbol indicates that
you need to perform a specific action or
series of actions.

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Safety Notes
2 Safety Notes
2.1 Intended use
• The CaptiView module is an optical instrument you can use to
superimpose data or images. These overlays can be viewed
superimposed over the microscopic image or on their own
against a black background. Two users can observe the object
under the microscope simultaneously at the optical outputs.
In addition, you can connect a photo or video camera.
 Only use the connectors and cables included in the scope of
delivery in order to connect the CaptiView. Use these connectors
and cables when connecting it to an external device providing
data as well.
• The CaptiView can only be adapted to the LeicaM530 optics
carrier.
2.2 Non-intended use
• Only use the CaptiView as described in this user manual. Failure
to observe these instructions may result in property damage.
2.3 Information for the person
responsible for the instrument
• Ensure that only instructed users use the CaptiView.
• Ensure that this User Manual is always available at the place
where the instrument is used.
• Carry out regular inspections to make sure the users are
complying with safety requirements.
• Brief the users thoroughly and explain the meaning of the
warning signs and warning messages to them.
• Allocate responsibilities for preparing the instrument for work,
for operating it and for maintaining it. Monitor compliance with
these.
• Only use the CaptiView in proper condition.
• Inform your Leica Microsystems representative or
Leica Microsystems (Schweiz) AG, Medical Division,
9435 Heerbrugg, Switzerland, immediately if you detect a
product defect that could potentially cause injury or harm.
• Ensure that the usual precautionary measures for
electromagnetic and other radiation are observed.
• Do not make any changes to this instrument.
• Connected units and all the configurations for the analog and
digital interfaces (signal inputs and outputs) have to be
certified in accordance with IEC 60601-1/EN 60601-1 for medical
devices. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the
limits of the above-mentioned standards are not exceeded. If in
doubt, please contact the appropriate technical department or
the representative responsible.
• The complete system does not conform to CE if the instrument is
operated together with components that do not have
CE certification.
2.4 Directions for the user of the
instrument
• Follow the instructions given by your employer regarding the
organization of work and safety at work.
• Follow the instructions given in this manual.
• The electrical system at the installation location must conform
to IEC, CEC and NEC specifications as applicable.
• Do not sterilize the CaptiView.
• Observe the applicable statutory and country-specific
regulations for accident prevention and environmental
protection.
• Check the function of the CaptiView before surgery.
2.5 Dangers of use
CAUTION
Danger of damage to the instrument due to improper
storage!
 Protect the instrument from direct sunlight and heat.

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Design and function
3 Design and function
3.1 CaptiView controls

1 Emergency stop switch
3.2 Design and function of the handles for LeicaM530OH6 / OHX
1
1 Joystick for menu navigation in the CaptiView

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Wiring
4 Wiring
4.1 Checking the wiring on the
LeicaOH6 / OHX
4.1.1 Leica OH6
1
2
3
4
 Ensure that sockets (1) to (4) are assigned only with the
following connections:
1 XGA 3 IGS
2 XGA 2 FL800
3 XGA 1 General input (e.g. Endoscopic camera)
4 XGA Out To the CaptiView
4.1.2 Leica OHX
LAN
NAV
USB
ADF
XGA
IN
CAN
DVI
out
Video
out
Foot
Switch
1
2
1 XGA in General input (e.g. Endoscopic camera)
2 NAV IGS Connector
Note: FL800 connected internally

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Operation
5 Operation
5.1 Operation of the instrument with
handles for LeicaM530OH6 /
OHX
5
2
3
ZF
4
1
1 Mag up / down
2 Joystick (optionally for XY movements or for menu navigation in
the CaptiView)
3 WD up / down
4 Selector button
5 ALL-FREE switch to release all brakes
CaptiView menu guidance
Moving the joystick in direction...
X+:Activate/deactivate imaging
X–:Individual control of the shutters with IGS workstation: Menu
ENTER
Y+:Increasing the brightness of the displayed image; with IGS
workstation Menu scroll up
Y–:Decreasing the brightness of the displayed image with IGS
workstation: Menu scroll down
The keys of the handles can be configured separately on the left
and right handle.
The joystick (2) can be configured for the X/Y-movement of
the microscope or for menu control when using a CaptiView.
5.2 Operating the CaptiView on the
control unit of the
LeicaM530OH6/OHX
5.2.1 Operating the control unit
If you are using a CaptiView, a "DIC" Quick Access Button is added to
the static menu line.
Changing the current brightness of the image data:
 On the "DIC" page, press the or button.
or
 Click the brightness adjustment bar directly.
Briefly clicking the or button changes the
brightness value in increments of 10%.
Use the "Image Off" button to disable the display in the
CaptiView (brightness = 0%).
You can also change the brightness of the image using the
CAN handle/footswitch.

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Operation
5.2.2 Operation on the handle/footswitch
The following functions can be assigned to your handle/footswitch
to control your CaptiView:
"DIC: Image On/Off"
Switches the display with the superimposed data on/off manually.
The shutters are switched as configured in the user settings.
• "DIC: Microscope Data On/Off” Activates or Deactivates the
injection of the microscope data (see page 8 for details)
immediately
• "DIC: Shutter Control"
Opens or closes the shutter manually as pre-configured in the
user settings.
• "DIC: Brightness +"
Increases the brightness of the superimposed data.
• "DIC: Brightness –"
Decreases the brightness of the superimposed data.
5.2.3 User settings
You can configure the following settings for the user in the user
settings:
• Default brightness for image of overlay and non-overlay data
• Overlay mode
• Image Injection Channel
• DIC In Assignment
• Microscope data
• Illumination linked Brightness
Setting the default brightness for the image of overlay data and
non-overlay data:
 Press the or button or click directly on the bar for
adjusting the brightness of the illumination.
Briefly clicking the or button changes the
brightness value in increments of 1. Holding down the
button with your finger changes the value in increments of
five.
Shutter settings for manual operation:
These settings can be adjusted on an intraoperative basis
via the CAN handle or the "DIC" screen of the control unit.

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Operation
Overlay Mode
 Specify how data is to be displayed on your CaptiView in the
"Overlay mode" options menu.
Overlay:
The displayed data is superimposed in the eyepiece over the surgical
field.
All shutters are opened.
Non-Overlay:
The displayed data is displayed against a black background. The
shutter on the overlay side is closed.
If an IGS navigation system is connected, it automatically
controls the shutter independently of this setting.
In FL800 Mode the data is always displayed as Non-Overlay
Data.
Image Injection Channel
It can be selected in which eye the image shall be injected (Left,
Right, Left + Right).
Show Microscope Data
Microscope data can be injected. The injected data are:
• Working distance
• Magnification
• Illumination brightness
• Recording status
The selection criteria are:
• On - Off - Timeout
• Top - Bottom (of the field)
If “Timeout” is selected, the microscope data appears only when the
brakes are released, WD, magnification or illumination brightness
are changed or recording is started. The microscope data disappears
automatically after 5 seconds.
Further, the color of the microscope data can be set (green, yellow,
blue or red).
Illumination Linked Brightness
Links the display brightness to the illumination brightness of the
system.

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Operation
5.2.4 Settings for use with IGS workstation
A connected IGS workstation can supply various data for
superimposition. The data can be correlated, superimposed data
(for example, the IGS grid model) or various kinds of non-correlated
and non-superimposed image data.
If the CaptiView is connected to an IGS workstation, the
workstation assumes control of the shutters. If correlated
data (e.g. IGS grid model) is superimposed, all shutters
remain open so that the data can be superimposed over the
object image. If non-correlated data (such as CT, MRI or
ultrasound) is displayed, the shutter settings stored in the
control unit are activated.
Consult the IGS/Navigation workstation user manual for
specific functionality and workflow guidance.
You do not need to configure any settings on the control
unit.
5.2.5 Safety function of the CaptiView
If, because of a malfunction, the shutters cannot be controlled or
the display switches itself on and/or displays an incorrect
videosignal:
 Press the switch (1) for manually switching off the display and
shutter release.
There is a red light in the push-button, signaling that the display is
switched off and all shutters are open.
 Contact your Leica representative.
The switch (1) for manually switching off the display and
releasing all shutters should only be activated with a sterile,
blunt object if a sterile cover is in place over the microscope
and CaptiView.

In order to return the shutter control back to the control unit or to
the IGS workstation:
 Press the switch for manually switching off the display and for
releasing all shutters (1).
The red light on the switch for manually switching off the display
and releasing all shutters (1) turns off.

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Settings for CaptiView
6 Settings for CaptiView
In this chapter you can find detailed description of the XGA assignment.
6.1 Application 1 – FL800
FL800 Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of a LeicaFL800 system for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: No device
DIC In 2: FL800
DIC In 3: No device
Default DIC In: DIC In 2
User handle settings
Handle left: LeicaFL800 settings

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Settings for CaptiView
6.2 Application 2 – IGS
IGS Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of an IGS system for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: No device
DIC In 2: No device
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 3
User handle settings
Handle left: IGS1 to IGS4

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Settings for CaptiView
6.3 Application 3 – Common
Common Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of e.g. an endoscope for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: No device
DIC In 3: No device
Default DIC In: DIC In 1
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off

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Settings for CaptiView
6.4 Application 4 – IGS + FL800
IGS + FL800 Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of an IGS system and/or a LeicaFL800 for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: No device
DIC In 2: FL800
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 3
User handle settings
Handle left: IGS1 to IGS4
DIC In toggle
Handle right: LeicaFL800 settings

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Settings for CaptiView
6.5 Application 5 – FL800 + Common
FL800 + Common Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of a LeicaFL800 and/or e.g. an endoscope for a specified user in the
CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: FL800
DIC In 3: No device
Default DIC In: DIC In 1
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off
LeicaFL800 settings
DIC In toggle (to switch from common to
LeicaFL800)

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Settings for CaptiView
6.6 Application 6a – IGS (1st) + Common (2nd)
Common + IGS Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of an IGS system (1st priority) and/or e.g. an endoscope (2nd priority) for a
specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: No device
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 3
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off
DIC In toggle (to switch from IGS to common,if
the IGS system takes the control of the
CaptiView)
Handle right: IGS1 to IGS4

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Settings for CaptiView
6.7 Application 6b – IGS (2nd) + Common(1st)
Common + IGS Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of an IGS system (2nd priority) and/or e.g. an endoscope (1st priority) for a
specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: No device
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 1
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off
DIC In toggle (to switch from IGS to common)
Handle right: IGS1 to IGS4

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Settings for CaptiView
6.8 Application 7a – FL800 (1st) + IGS (2nd) + Common(3rd)
FL800 + Common + IGS Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of a LeicaFL800 (1st priority), an IGS system (2nd priority) and/or e.g. an
endoscope (3rd priority) for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: FL800
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 2
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off
LeicaFL800 settings
DIC In toggle (to switch from IGS to common)
Handle right: IGS1 to IGS4

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Settings for CaptiView
6.9 Application 7b – FL800 (1st) + IGS (3rd) + Common(2nd)
FL800 + Common + IGS Input
To prepare the Leica operating microscope to display the signal of a LeicaFL800 (1st priority), an IGS system (3rd priority) and/or e.g. an
endoscope (2nd priority) for a specified user in the CaptiView.
User DIC settings
DIC In 1: Common
DIC In 2: FL800
DIC In 3: IGS
Default DIC In: DIC In 1
User handle settings
Handle left: DIC Image On/Off
LeicaFL800 settings
DIC In toggle (to switch from common to IGS)
Handle right: IGS1 to IGS4