NCI INSPEKTOR CTC INS7005 User manual

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Includes:
CTC Digital Borescope System
INS7005 INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box
INS8007 INSPEKTOR® CT Standard 1.9mm x 1.8-meter Borescope
INS8008 INSPEKTOR® CT Mini 1.2mm x 1.0-meter Borescope
INS8009 INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope 1.9mm x 1.0-meter Borescope
INS2001 INSPEKTOR® CT Digital Borescope 1.9mm x 1.8-meter Replacement
INS2002 INSPEKTOR® CT Digital Borescope 1.2mm x 1.0-meter Replacement
INS2003 INSPEKTOR® CT Digital Borescope 1.9mm x 1.0-meter Replacement
INSPEKTOR® CTC Flexible Borescope System
INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller
(INS7005)
INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope
(Prod. #8007)
1.9 mm x 1.8 meters

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INSPEKTOR® CT Mini Borescope
(Prod. # 8008)
1.2 mm x 1.0 meter
INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope
(Prod. #8009)
1.9 mm x 1.0 meter

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Owner Manual
Table of Contents
Page 3-4 Intended Use
Indications for Use
Contraindications for Use
General Warnings
Page 4 Product Description
Page 5 Inspection of the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope
Cleaning and Disinfection of the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box
(Prod. # 7005)
Page 5-8
Page 8
Cleaning and Disinfection of the INSPEKTOR® CT Scope
(Prod. # 8007, 8008 & 8009)
Compatible Sterilization Methods for the INSPEKTOR® CT
Scopes (Prod. # 8007, 8008 & 8009)
Pages 9-10 INSPEKTOR® CTC System Set Up
Page 11
Page 11-12
Page 12
Page 13
Mounting Instructions
Software Installation
Environmental Condition & Power Requirements
Warranty
NCI Address
The following instructions for use are applicable to
the INSPEKTOR® CTC DUO Flexible Borescope
Systems.
Including Models: INS7002, INS7003 and INS7005

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Intended Use
The INSPEKTOR® CTC Digital Borescope Systems are waterproof and are
patented and designed to work in wet and dry environments. They are used to
provide visualization of working channels and lumens in surgical instruments
and endoscopes larger than 1.2 mm. The systems allow the technician to
inspect the lumens during and after the cleaning process to visually confirm
that they are void of foreign material.
Indications for Use
Visual Inspection of endoscope working channels and surgical instrument lumens
to confirm they are cleaned to the technician’s expectations.
Contraindications for Use
The INSPEKTOR® Scopes are not intended for use in human patients.
GENERAL WARNINGS
1.
The INSPEKTOR® Borescopes are polymer coated flexible devices. Avoid
sharp metal edges when either inserting or retracting theINSPEKTOR®
CTC Borescope.
2.
Follow the cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilization instructions
provided in this manual.
3.
Do not autoclave INSPEKTOR® devices.
4.
Do not attempt to service any part of this product. **
5.
To ensure operator safety, read and understand this manual before
using the INSPEKTOR® Borescope.
6.
The INSPEKTOR® Borescope emits visible light energy from its distal
end. Avoid looking directly at this emitted light or directing it toward
others.
7.
Carefully inspect the external surface of the INSPEKTOR® Borescope to
assure it is smooth and free of any protrusions or sharp edges.
8.
Do not bend device below a 20 mm radius or to the point of kinking.
Over bending may cause damage to the device and render the
INSPEKTOR® Borescope inoperable.
9.
Applying excessive force to push an INSPEKTOR® Borescope past an

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obstacle could result in damage to the device. If the INSPEKTOR®
Borescope requires significant push force, observe the monitor and
attempt to avoid the obstacle by manipulating the flexible scope.
10.
Avoid rubbing the scope against sharp edges. This can cause damage to
the device.
11.
Store between 60o – 90oF. Keep away from magnetic fields while
storing.
12.
Do NOT use the INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box in excessively high
temperatures above 120º F as the materials of construction are not
designed to operate under these conditions.
13.
Marginal INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope light leaks are common and mayeven
be noticeable on new scopes. This does not affect the function of the
INSPEKTOR® CTC Digital Borescope System.
14.
Do not submerse the CTC Controller Box in any fluid.
15.
INSPEKTOR® CT Borescopes should not be exposed to
temperaturesin excess of 212 degrees F.
16.
If the INSPEKTOR® CTC is used in a manner not specified in the
instructions for use, the protection provided by the equipment may be
impaired.
Product Description
Both the INSPEKTOR® CTC DUO Controller and INSPEKTOR® CT Digital
Borescopes are comprised of two components. The INSPEKTOR® CTC DUO
Controller houses an LED light source and camera control board in a
waterproof (IP65) compartment. The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescopes plug into
the CTC DUO Controller individually.
The INSPEKTOR® CTC Systems are designed to work in wet and dry
environments and are used to inspect small lumens and working channels of
surgical instruments and endoscopes for foreign matter. This allows the
cleaning/sterilization processing technicians to determine whether their
surgical equipment is visually free from foreign matter.
INSPEKTOR® CTC Box’s waterproof status, as defined by the International
Electro Technical Commission is IP65 and INSPEKTOR® CT Borescopes are
IP67.

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Caution:
Turn off the INSPEKTOR CTC DUO Monitor when unplugging either INSPEKTOR
borescope or when plugging in a borescope. Turn the monitor on again after
exchanging the borescope.
Warning
:
Do not submerse the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box in any fluid.
Inspection of the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope
(Prod. # 8007, 8008 & 8009 or 2001, 2002 & 2003)
It is important to visually inspect INSPEKTOR CT Borescopes for signs of
excessive wear or deterioration. Inspect Borescope Daily. Possible
indications of wear that would require replacement would include:
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Unacceptable or poor image quality
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Cracking, tears or degradation of the sheathing or epoxy joints
INSPEKTOR® CT Digital Borescope System Cleaning
Instructions
Cleaning and Disinfection of the INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box
(Prod. # 7005)
Cleaning and Disinfection – To remove debris, wipe the
INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box with a soft, nonabrasive cloth
using a hospital approved cleaning agent such as alcohol (70%
Isopropyl). Allow proper contact time.
Caution:
Do not wipe down the INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box without the
INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope connected and the USB protective cover in
place.
Cleaning and Disinfection of the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope (Prod. #
8007, 8008, 8009, 2001, 2002, 2003)
The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescopes may be used on either the dirty side or the
clean side of the Sterile Processing Department or in the Endoscopy

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reprocessing area. The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope should be cleaned in the
manner described below to prevent cross contamination of instruments or
endoscopes with foreign debris or bioburden. Note: It is recommended that
the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescopes should be quickly wiped between each
individual instrument inspection with a water moistened fiber-free cloth to
remove any adherent foreign debris.
Cleaning – Dirty Side
1) Clean and Disinfection – Begin by cleaning the INSPEKTOR CT
Borescope fiber. The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope may be wiped with a
70% isopropyl alcohol wipe. Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning
agent’s instructions for use. Then, wipe with a water moistened
fiber-free cloth. (See Caution below.) Follow this process after each
set of instruments is cleaned at the sink.
2) High Level Disinfection for end of day cleaning (2 ways)
High level disinfection may be achieved by:
 submersing the INSPEKTOR® Borescope in a Cidex® OPA
or like solution mixed according to the manufacturer’s
Instructions. (Note: The Connector Cap must be securely
snapped into place before submersion.) Rinse and wipe
with a fiber free cloth.
 Wiping the INSPEKTOR CT Borescope with a hospital
approved Tuberculocidal wipe with appropriate contact
time, followed by wiping down with a water moistened
fiber free cloth.
Note: High level disinfection should be done weekly, or at a regular interval,
determined by the facility, to prevent microbial growth.
3) Sterilize - Note: Low Temperature Sterilization of the
INSPEKTOR® Borescope is not required if high level disinfection
is utilized.

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 The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope may be sterilized once
per month. Compatible Sterilization Methods for the
INSPEKTOR® CT (see below).
Cleaning – Clean Side (Pack and Prep)
1) Clean and Disinfection – Begin by cleaning the INSPEKTOR CT
Borescope fiber. The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope may be wiped with a
70% isopropyl alcohol wipe. Follow the manufacturer’s cleaning
agent’s instructions for use. Then, wipe with a water moistened
fiber-free cloth. (See Caution below.) If the Borescope comes in
contact with any visible foreign matter, it should be cleaned with a
hospital approved disinfectant wipe as noted in Cleaning Dirty Side.
The scope should then be cleaned using High Level Disinfection,
instructions listed below, to prevent any cross contamination prior
to reusing on the clean side. (See below or HD Disinfection)
2) High Level Disinfection for end of day cleaning (2 ways)
High level disinfection may be achieved by:
 submersing the INSPEKTOR® Borescope in a Cidex® OPA
or like solution mixed according to the manufacturer’s
Instructions. (Note: The Connector Cap must be securely
snapped into place before submersion.) Rinse and wipe
with a fiber free cloth.
 Wiping the INSPEKTOR CT Borescope with a hospital
approved Tuberculocidal wipe with appropriate contact
time, followed by wiping down with a water moistened
fiber free cloth.
Note: High level disinfection should be done weekly, or at a regular interval,
determined by the facility, to prevent microbial growth.
3) Sterilize - Note: Low Temperature Sterilization of the
INSPEKTOR® Borescope is not required if high level disinfection
is utilized.
 The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope may be sterilized once per
month. Compatible Sterilization Methods for the
INSPEKTOR® CT (see below).

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Caution:
If the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope is disconnected from the INSPEKTOR® CT

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Monitor, the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope protective cap must be placed
securely on the proximal electronic end of the connector prior to wiping or
submersing the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope. This is accomplished by lining up
the red dots on the connector and the connector cap and pushing until they
click together.
Compatible Sterilization Methods for the INSPEKTOR® CT
Borescopes (Prod. # 8007, 8008, 8009, 2001, 2002, 2003)
✓
STERIS V-PRO® Low Temperature Sterilization Systems
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STERIS SYSTEM 1E
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V-PRO® 1 Standard Cycle
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V-Pro® 1 Plus Lumen & Non-Lumen Cycles
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V-PRO® max Lumen, Non-Lumen & Flexible Cycles
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V-PRO® 60 Lumen & Non-Lumen Cycle.
Follow the instructions provided with the STERIS equipment for
sterilization processing. ✓ STERRAD®
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100S,
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50
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200
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NX, and 100NX systems.
Follow instructions provided with STERRAD® equipment for sterilization
processing.
Sterilize - The INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope may be sterilized once per month
but is not required if HD disinfection is being utilized.
WARNING: Do not reprocess the INSPEKTOR® CT Borescope using
steam sterilization, autoclave, or dry heat. Do not place the
INSPEKTOR CT Borescope into an automatic washer disinfector. Use
of these processes will result in damage to the instrument and void
its warranty.

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INSPEKTOR® CTC System Set Up
When using the INSPEKTOR CTC System around a wet field, the INSPEKTOR®
CTC must be plugged into a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI electrical outlet)
A B C
A
Camera On/Off Button Push the button to turn the Camera on
or off.
B
Scope Illumination Port
Remove the protective cap from the
INSPEKTOR® CT Scope camera
connection. Line up the red dots and
securely push the connector into this port.
C
Scope Camera Port Push the INSPEKTOR® CT Scope
illumination connection into this port.

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E
HDMI Connection Remove protective cap, connect supplied HDMI cable
to a monitor with an HDMI input.
F
USB micro-B
1.2m port
Allows connection to a computer to capture video and
photos if needed. When not in use, always have the
USB protective cap installed.
G
Electrical Power
Connection
Connect to any 120V and 60Hz AC outlet. If using around
a
wet field; the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box
must be connected to a Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI)
electrical outlet.
H
INSPEKTOR® CT
Scope
Camera Connector
with Cap on.
To connect with the INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box,
remove the cap and line up the red dots and insert into
INSPEKTOR® CT Camera Port (C)
I
INSPEKTOR® CT
Scope
Illumination
Connector
To connect with the INSPEKTOR® CTC Controller Box,
insert into INSPEKTOR® CT Scope illumination Port (B). Do
not twist the connector when inserting or removing.

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Mounting Instructions
Mounting the INSPEKTOR® Monitor (product 7005) onto the Wall
Mount (product 6005):
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Remove the four screws on the posterior of the INSPEKTOR®
CTC Box
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Place the Wall Mount on the back and secure it to the INSPEKTOR®
CTC Box with the four screws in their respective screw holes (follow
the Wall Mount Instructions).
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Confirm that all four of the screws are tight
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Confirm the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box’s power adapter is accessible
when it is connected and disconnected.
Mounting the INSPEKTOR® Boxes (product 7005) onto the Flex Arm
(product #6006)
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If unassembled, screw together flex arm base to flex arm.
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Screw the threaded end of the Flex Arm into the Connection Port
located on the bottom of the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box.
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Confirm that the Flex Arm is screwed in tight prior to mounting the Flex
Arm to any surface per the Flex Arm instructions for use.
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Confirm the INSPEKTOR® CTC Box power adapter is accessible when it is
connected and disconnected.
Software Installation
To capture images or videos, install the software with the following
instructions:
Go to: www.inspektor.com
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Open INSPEKTOR® Specifications
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Open Download INSPEKTOR Software
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Open Compressed (zipped) Folder
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Open INSPEKTOR Software
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Open LYD Viewer Ver 1.0.2.0 or later
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Open setup.exe
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Follow the Wizard

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Return to INSPEKTOR® Software
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Open FIFB-160K-01_x64
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Open FIFB-160K_01) Driver_x64.msi
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Follow the Wizard to install
INSPEKTOR® CTC Environmental Condition & Power Requirements:
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Indoor use only
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Power requirements: 100-240V~, 1.0A, 50/60Hz
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Maximum altitude up to 2000 m
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Temperature range 5°C to 40°C
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Maximum relative humidity 80% for temperatures up to
31°C decreasing linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40°C
Warranty
The INSPEKTOR® CT Digital Borescope System is warranted, when new, to be free of
defects in material and workmanship and to perform in accordance with the
manufacture’s specifications when subject to normal use and service for a period of
one year from the date of purchase. NCI Inc. at its option, will either repair or
replace any components found to be defective or at variance from manufacturer’s
specifications within this time at no cost to the purchaser. It shall be the purchaser’s
responsibility to return the device directly to NCI, Inc. after receiving a Returned
Material Authorization Number from NCI, Inc. Customer Service Department. Prior
to returning the device, it shall be the purchaser’s responsibility to clean and
disinfect the device and to package it in a manner that minimizes the possibility of
shipping damage. Repair or replacement of the device as provided above shall be
the sole and exclusive remedy for any breach of the warranty.
**Opening or servicing of the INSPECTOR CTC Monitor by anyone other than
the manufacturer affects the water-resistant nature of the monitor and will
void the warranty. If any component of the CTC needs service, obtain a
Return Authorization Number by calling: 763-427-2907.

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The INSPEKTOR® CTC is manufactured to NCI, Inc’s.
exclusive specifications by:
Myriad Fiber Imaging Tech,
Inc. 56 Southbridge Road
Dudley MA 01571
VPRO®- is a registered trademark of Steris plc
Sterrad® and Cidex®- are registered trademarks of Advanced Sterilization Products
NCI, an LLC of Thomas Scientific
7125 Northland Terrace N
Suite 100
Brooklyn Park, MN 55428
INSPEKTOR® - is a registered trademark of NCI, Inc.