Stryker SwitchPoint Infinity 2 User manual

571 Silveron Blvd.
Flower Mound, TX 75028
972.410.7000
877.789.8106
February 2014 1004-400-078 REV F
SwitchPoint Infinity®2
Operations and Maintenance Manual
Control System
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SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control
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SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System Operations and Maintenance Manual
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Table of Contents
1. Warnings and Cautions .........................................................................................................4
1.1 Warnings .................................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.2 Cautions .................................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 Notes ......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
2. Symbols ..................................................................................................................................6
3. Safeguards and Precautions ..................................................................................................8
3.1 Important Safeguards/Notices for Use in the Medical Environment .............................................................. 8
3.2 On Safety .................................................................................................................................................................. 8
3.3 On Installation ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
4. System Overview ....................................................................................................................9
4.1 Indications for Use .................................................................................................................................................. 9
4.2 An Integrated Voice, Video, and Data Router and Conferencing Interface .................................................. 9
4.3 SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System Components .....................................................................................10
5. Equipment Connections ......................................................................................................11
5.1 Connectors Used by the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System ..................................................................11
5.2 Connections Overview .........................................................................................................................................11
5.2.1 Video Inputs ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.2.2 Video Outputs ................................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.2.3 Audio Inputs ..................................................................................................................................................................... 11
5.2.4 Audio Outputs .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
5.2.5 RS-232 Connectivity ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
5.2.6 Relays .................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.2.7 Voltage In / Voltage Out ................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.2.8 Infrared .............................................................................................................................................................................. 12
5.2.9 KVM ................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.2.10 Video Network Hub™ ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
5.2.11 Sidne™ Voice Activation System ................................................................................................................................... 12
5.2.12 OR-Based Conferencing Equipment ........................................................................................................................... 12
5.2.13 Local Codec ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13
6. The Touch Panel Interface ..................................................................................................14
6.1 Touch Panel Interface ...........................................................................................................................................14
6.2 Touch Panel Functions .........................................................................................................................................15
6.2.1 Menu Bar ........................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.2.2 Taskbar ............................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.2.3 Help .................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.2.4 Audio .................................................................................................................................................................................. 16
6.2.5 PIP ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.2.6 SORN Support .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
6.2.7 Advanced Setup ................................................................................................................................................................ 17
6.2.8 Home .................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
6.3 Keyboard ................................................................................................................................................................18
7. Audio Controls ....................................................................................................................19
7.1 Speaker Controls ...................................................................................................................................................19
7.2 Input Levels ............................................................................................................................................................19
7.3 Output Levels .........................................................................................................................................................20
8. Routing Video ......................................................................................................................21
8.1 Simple Routing ......................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.1 Viewing a Source on a Display ....................................................................................................................................... 22
8.1.2 Viewing and Recording a Source on a Display ............................................................................................................ 23
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8.1.3 Using Sidne along with Viewing and Recording a Source on a Display .................................................................. 24
8.1.4 Saving a Simple Route as a Preset .................................................................................................................................. 25
8.2 Visual Routing .......................................................................................................................................................25
8.2.1 Creating a Visual Route ................................................................................................................................................... 26
8.2.2 Unrouting a Selection ...................................................................................................................................................... 26
8.2.3 Saving a Visual Route as a Preset ................................................................................................................................... 26
8.3 Text Routing ..........................................................................................................................................................27
8.3.1 Creating a Text Route ...................................................................................................................................................... 27
8.3.2 Creating a New Text Route ............................................................................................................................................. 27
8.3.3 Saving a Text Route as a Preset ....................................................................................................................................... 28
8.4 Video Fail Safe .......................................................................................................................................................28
9. Room Camera ......................................................................................................................29
10. PC Device Control .............................................................................................................30
11. Presets ................................................................................................................................32
11.1 Recalling Presets ..................................................................................................................................................32
11.2 Saving a Preset .....................................................................................................................................................32
12. Calls ....................................................................................................................................34
12.1 Overview ...............................................................................................................................................................34
12.2 Making a Call .......................................................................................................................................................34
12.2.1 Manual Dial ..................................................................................................................................................................... 35
12.2.2 Room-to-Room Call ...................................................................................................................................................... 35
12.2.3 Active Call ....................................................................................................................................................................... 36
12.2.4 Private .............................................................................................................................................................................. 37
12.2.5 Campus Status ................................................................................................................................................................ 38
12.2.6 Last 10 Dialed .................................................................................................................................................................. 39
12.3 Call Groups ..........................................................................................................................................................39
12.3.1 Creating and Storing a Call Preset ............................................................................................................................... 39
12.4 Off-site (Codec) Calls .........................................................................................................................................41
12.5 Making a Codec IP Call ......................................................................................................................................41
12.5.1 Making a Codec ISDN Call ........................................................................................................................................... 41
12.5.2 Making a Codec Gateway Call ...................................................................................................................................... 42
12.5.3 Wait for off-site .............................................................................................................................................................. 42
12.6 Advanced Call Types ..........................................................................................................................................43
12.6.1 Broadcast ......................................................................................................................................................................... 43
12.6.2 View Only ........................................................................................................................................................................ 44
12.6.3 Meeting Room ................................................................................................................................................................ 44
13. Climate Controls ...............................................................................................................45
13.1 Temperature ........................................................................................................................................................45
13.2 Humidity ..............................................................................................................................................................45
14. Observation Room .............................................................................................................46
14.1 Routing Video .......................................................................................................................................................46
14.2 Adjusting the Speaker Volume .........................................................................................................................46
15. Room Lights .......................................................................................................................47
16. PIP Generator Functionality .............................................................................................48
16.1 Select PIP Position ..............................................................................................................................................48
16.2 PIP Small / PIP Large ..........................................................................................................................................48
16.3 Swap Image ..........................................................................................................................................................48
16.4 Select PIP Main Image ........................................................................................................................................48
16.5 Select PIP Inset Image ........................................................................................................................................48
16.6 Display PIP Image On ........................................................................................................................................48
17. Stopwatch ...........................................................................................................................49
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18. Manage Configuration ......................................................................................................50
18.1 Accessing the Configuration Manager .............................................................................................................50
18.2 Backing Up the Current XML ...........................................................................................................................52
18.3 Loading Backed Up XML ...................................................................................................................................53
19. SORN Support ...................................................................................................................55
20. Shutting Down the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 ......................................................................57
21. Troubleshooting Guide .....................................................................................................58
21.1 Troubleshooting Recommendations ................................................................................................................58
21.1.1 Use Presets ....................................................................................................................................................................... 58
21.1.2 Use Fresh Batteries ......................................................................................................................................................... 58
21.1.3 Pretest Off-Site Connections ........................................................................................................................................ 58
21.1.4 Practice In Advance ....................................................................................................................................................... 58
21.2 Video Routing Tips .............................................................................................................................................58
21.3 Troubleshooting Video ......................................................................................................................................60
21.3.1 No Endoscopic Camera Video Is Displayed On A Flat Panel ................................................................................. 60
21.3.2 I’m Not Seeing The Video That I Think I Should See On The Monitor ................................................................ 61
21.3.3 When Using A Bovie Or Other Electro-cauterizing Device,
Interference Is Visible On The Flat Panel Displays ............................................................................................................... 61
21.3.4 Picture Color Is Unusual Or Rolling On The Flat Panel Display ............................................................................ 61
21.3.5 Connecting External Video Devices ............................................................................................................................ 62
21.4 Troubleshooting Audio ......................................................................................................................................62
21.4.1 Audio Not Leaving The Room ..................................................................................................................................... 62
21.4.2 No Audio In The Room ................................................................................................................................................ 62
21.5 Troubleshooting High Resolution Switching ..................................................................................................63
21.5.1 Flat Panel Not Switching Properly Between Video and High Resolution .............................................................. 63
21.5.2 Image Not Properly Sized On Flat Panel .................................................................................................................... 63
21.5.3 Wrong Image Being Displayed ..................................................................................................................................... 63
21.6 System Troubleshooting and Diagnostics .......................................................................................................64
Appendix ..................................................................................................................................66
EULA Terms .................................................................................................................................................................66
Physical and Electrical Specifications ........................................................................................................................68
Environmental ............................................................................................................................................................................ 68
EMC Precautions ..........................................................................................................................................................69
Required Equipment ....................................................................................................................................................69
Separation Distances ....................................................................................................................................................72
Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................................................73
Periodic Maintenance Schedule ................................................................................................................................................ 73
Fuse Replacement Instructions ................................................................................................................................................. 73
Cleaning Instructions ................................................................................................................................................................. 73
Disposition of the Product ........................................................................................................................................................ 73
Removability of Batteries ........................................................................................................................................................... 73
Damage Claims and Service ........................................................................................................................................74
Damage Claims ........................................................................................................................................................................... 74
Service ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 74
Stryker Communications Limited Warranty ...........................................................................................................75
International Service ....................................................................................................................................................76
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1. Warnings and Cautions
Please read this manual and follow its instructions carefully. The words WA R N I N G , Caution, and Note carry
special meanings and should be carefully reviewed:
WARNING The personal safety of the patient or user may be involved. Disregarding this information
could result in injury to the patient or user.
Caution Special service procedures or precautions must be followed to avoid damaging the
instrument.
Note Special information to make maintenance easier or important information more clear.
1.1 Warnings
To avoid potential serious injury to the user and the patient, the user must:
1. Read this manual thoroughly, and be familiar with its contents prior to using this equipment.
2. Be a qualified physician/technician, having complete knowledge of the use of this equipment.
3. Test this equipment prior to a surgical procedure. This product was fully tested at the factory before
shipment.
4. DO NOT remove covers on the product to avoid an electric shock.
5. DO NOT perform internal repairs or adjustments unless specifically instructed to do so in this manual.
6. The electrical installation of the relevant operating room complies with the applicable IEC, CEC, and
NEC requirements.
WARNING Wireless Microphone
The wireless microphone functionality included in this device contains a radio transmitter and
receiver. Hospitals and health care facilities may be using equipment that is sensitive to RF
frequencies.
Prior to using this device in a surgical procedure, perform the following steps to ensure
electromagnetic compatibility among operating-room devices:
1. Identify any medical devices located within the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System’s
communication range. (Theoretical maximum of 91.5 meters [300 feet])
2. Test each device for compatibility with the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System:
a. Power on the medical devices.
b. Perform a variety of functions with the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System, such as
speaking through the microphone and powering on and off the microphones.
3. Reposition devices as necessary to maintain electromagnetic compatibility, or disable the wireless
microphone.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the conditions that this
device does not cause harmful interference.
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1.2 Cautions
1. Carefully unpack the unit and check if any damage occurred during shipment. If damage is detected,
please see the Damage Claims section in the Appendix.
2. Pay close attention to the care, cleaning, sterilization, and disinfection instructions in this manual. A
deviation may cause damage. DO NOT STERILIZE OR DISINFECT THE CONTROL UNIT OR THE
TOUCH PANEL DISPLAY.
3. Readjustments, modifications, and/or repairs for the SwitchPoint Infinity® must be carried out only by
persons authorized by Stryker Communications.
4. Federal law (United States of America) restricts this device to use by, or on the order of a physician.
1.3 Notes
1. The warranty on this product is void if any of these warnings are disregarded.
2. Disconnect the unit from the electrical outlet before inspecting system components.
3. Stryker Communications has verified that the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System complies with the
electromagnetic compatibility requirements for medical devices as specified in IEC 60601-1-2: 2001.
Radio-frequency (RF) communication equipment such as the wireless microphone in the SwitchPoint
Infinity® 2 Control System, however, can still affect other medical electrical equipment in the operating
room.
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2. Symbols
Denotes Class 1 and Type B Equipment.
Class 1 Equipment: equipment in which the protection against electric shock does not rely on Basic
Insulation only, but includes an additional safety precaution in such a way that means are provided for
the connection of Accessible Conductive Parts to Protective (Earth) Conductor in the fixed wiring of
the installation in such a way that Accessible Conductive Parts cannot become Live in the event of a
failure of the Basic Insulation.
Type B Equipment: equipment is suitable for intentional external and internal application to the
patient excluding Direct Cardiac Application.
When this symbol appears on a device, it refers the user to the Operations and Maintenance manual
for important safety information. When it appears in the manual, it is meant to alert the user to the
presence of important safety, operating, and maintenance instructions.
A lightning bolt within a triangle is intended to warn of the presence of hazardous voltage. Refer all
service to authorized personnel.
Denotes temperature limits.
Denotes humidity limits.
Denotes pressure limits.
Denotes compliance to CSA Standard C22.2 No. 60601.1 - M90 and UL 60601-1 2nd Edition.
Denotes the location where the equipment is manufactured.
Denotes product/part number.
Denotes product/serial number.
Denotes the date the equipment was manufactured.
Denotes quantity.
Denotes lot or batch number.
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For U.S. audience only - Caution: Federal Law (USA) restricts this device to sale by or on the order
of a physician.
In accordance with European Community Directive 2002/96/EC on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment, this symbol indicates that the product must not be disposed of as unsorted municipal
waste but should be collected separately.
Denotes the device contains more than .002% cadmium.
Denotes the device contains more than .0005% mercury.
Denotes the device contains more than .004% lead.
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3. Safeguards and Precautions
3.1 Important Safeguards/Notices for Use in the Medical Environment
1. All the equipment connected to this unit shall be certified according to Standard
IEC60601, IEC950, IEC65 or other IEC/ISO
R 2.0 meters
(6.6 feet)
Standards applicable to the
equipment.
2. The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System must be installed in a location that is at
least 2 meters (6.6 feet) from a patient.
3. The leakage current could increase when connected to other equipment.
4. The operator should take precautions to avoid touching the front panel input and
output circuitry and the patient at the same time.
3.2 On Safety
• Operate the unit on 100 VAC 50/60 Hz in Japan, 120 VAC 50/60 Hz in North America, and 100-240 VAC
50/60 Hz in other locations.
• The nameplate indicating operating voltage, power consumption, etc. is located on the front.
• Should any liquid enter the SwitchPoint Infinity® chassis, unplug the unit and have it checked by qualified
personnel before operating it any further.
• To disconnect the AC power cord, pull it out by grasping the plug. Never pull the cord itself.
• The socket-outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible.
3.3 On Installation
• Allow adequate air circulation to prevent internal heat buildup. Do not place the unit on surfaces (rugs,
blankets, etc.) or near materials (curtains, draperies) that may block the ventilation holes.
• Do not install the unit in a location near heat sources such as radiators or air ducts, or in a place subject to
direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical vibration or shock.
If you have any questions about this unit, contact your authorized Stryker representative.
WARNING For non-US versions use a suitable “Medical-Grade” grounding plug and cord.
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4. System Overview
This manual describes the user interface and functionality for the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System running
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2.3 Control System software.
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 was designed to work with Stryker devices as well as other devices. To determine if a
device is compatible with SwitchPoint Infinity® 2, contact your local Stryker Representative (see the International
Representative list at the end of the manual).
4.1 Indications for Use
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is a medical device that is designed to allow direct control of the state,
selection, and settings of room equipment, audio/video equipment, and indirect control through the Stryker
Endoscopy Sidne™ System of the state, selection, and settings of surgical equipment in the operating room. The
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is also an integrated voice, video, and data router and teleconferencing
interface for the operating room. The intent of the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is to allow operating
room personnel a center point for controlling all equipment and communication in surgery.
The Stryker SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is indicated for use with the Stryker Endoscopy Sidne™
System [510(k) #K022393] and Sidne™ compatible endoscopic and general surgery devices. The users of
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System are general surgeons, gynecologists, cardiac surgeons, thoracic surgeons,
plastic surgeons, orthopedic surgeons, ENT surgeons, urologists, radiologists, and any other surgeon whom
requires the use of voice, video, or control in the operating room or a teleconferencing interface.
4.2 An Integrated Voice, Video, and Data Router and Conferencing Interface
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is built with high quality video and audio components. It is designed
to operate and communicate with a broad range of existing equipment produced by Stryker.
The Touch Panel Interface provides a convenient, easy method to control every function of the SwitchPoint
Infinity® 2 Control System. There should be no need to remove the front panel.
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4.3 SwitchPoint Infinity®2 Control System Components
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System consists of the following fully integrated components:
A5
A10,A11,A12A7
A1
B2
B1
B3
D1
A2
A3
A4
C1
B4
A8A6 A9
C3 C4C2
E5
E1
E2
E4
E3,
E6
E7
A. Main Control System C. Audio Mixer/Amplifier
A1 - Power On/Off Switch C1 - 8 Line Level or Microphone Level Inputs
A2 - 1 AC Power Inlet C2 - 8 Line Level Outputs
A3 - 3 Camera Power Outputs C3 - 1 CPU Line Level Output
A4 - 2 Auxiliary Power Outputs C4 - 2 Speaker Level Outputs
A5 - 4 Auxiliary Audio/Video Connections (optional)
A6 - 2 RGB-HV Outputs for Touch Panel Connection D. RS-232 Connectivity
A7 - 1 S-Video Output for Video Preview D1 - 16 RS-232 ports for serial communications
A8 - 1 S-Video Input for Video Preview with external devices
A9 - 2 RS-232 Communications Ports for Touch Panel Control
A10 - 1 Ethernet Port E. Expansion System
A11 - 1 PS/2 Mouse Port and Keyboard Port E1 - 4 KVM Inputs
A12 - 1 USB Port E2 - 1 KVM Ouputs
E3 - 2 Analog Voltage Inputs
B. Video Router E4 - 2 Analog Voltage Outputs
B1 - 12 S-Video Inputs and 14 S-Video Outputs E5 - 8 Relay Closures
B2 - 12 RGB-HV Inputs and 14 RGB-HV Outputs E6 - 8 Infrared Ports
B3 - 2 Composite Inputs and 2 Composite Outputs E7 - 3 1:2 Distribution Amps
B4 - 6 DVI Inputs and 8 DVI Outputs
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5. Equipment Connections
5.1 Connectors Used by the SwitchPoint Infinity®2 Control System
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System uses various commercial-grade video and audio cables to
interconnect equipment.
Three primary types of cables are used in wiring video systems: Composite cables, which have a BNC connector;
RGB-HV cables, which have an HD-15 connector; and S-Video cables, which have a 4-pin mini-DIN connector.
BNC connectors are push and turn type connectors; HD-15 connectors are push and screw type connectors; and
DIN connectors are push only type connectors. On some monitors, S-Video inputs may be labeled Y/C or S-VHS,
and RGB-HV inputs may be labeled PC, Computer, or VGA.
The room speaker connection on the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System uses a Phoenix connector. This
connector secures with a push and lock motion.
5.2 Connections Overview
5.2.1 Video Inputs
There are 6 DVI (optional), 12 RGB-HV (optional), and 12 S-Video source inputs available to receive video
directly from Endoscopic and Room Cameras, Printer, Digital Capture Device, VCR, Voice Control Device, and
other video device outputs. All of the connections are located on the front panel. For video input wiring, connect
each device output to an available video input on the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System connection panel.
Any video input may be used for connecting the video devices, as there are no reserved video inputs for specific
devices.
5.2.2 Video Outputs
There are 8 DVI (optional), 14 RGB-HV (optional), and 14 S-Video outputs available to send video directly to flat
panel displays, monitors, projectors, and other video device inputs. All of the connections are located on the front
panel. For video output wiring, connect device input to an available video output on the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2
Control System connection panel. Any video output may be used for connecting the devices, as there are no
reserved video outputs for specific devices. When connected to a “loop-thru” video device, the SwitchPoint
Infinity® 2 Control System will route the camera signal selected as the source to the device input and receive the
output signal for further routing to a monitor (if selected).
5.2.3 Audio Inputs
There are 8 audio inputs available on the front panel of the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System. Each audio
input can either take a line level or microphone level input from an external audio source. Any audio input may
be used for connecting audio devices, as there are no reserved audio inputs for specific devices. For example, the
wireless microphone receiver can be connected to any of the microphone inputs, as can the Sidne or the VCR.
5.2.4 Audio Outputs
There are 8 line level outputs available on the front panel of the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System. Any audio
output may be used for connecting devices, as there are no reserved audio outputs for specific devices. The Video
Network Hub™ and Room Speakers are some of the devices that are connected to the audio outputs on the
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System.
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5.2.5 RS-232 Connectivity
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System has 16 RS-232 ports that can be used to connect devices that use serial
communications, such as PTZ Cameras and Flat Panel monitors.
5.2.6 Relays
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System has 8 relay ports that can be used to control various accessories.
5.2.7 Voltage In / Voltage Out
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System has 2 “in” and 2 “out” ports that can be used to control various
devices.
5.2.8 Infrared
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System has 8 IR ports.
5.2.9 KVM
There are 4 RGB-HV inputs and 1 output as well as 4 USB keyboard and mouse emulation connections. There is
one USB keyboard and one USB mouse connection.
WARNING Do not touch the internal pin of the BNC video out jacks and the patient simultaneously.
Doing so may cause the patient to receive an electric shock.
5.2.10 Video Network Hub™
This device will facilitate room-to-room connectivity for video conference. If your system is equipped with a
Codec, the Codec will be housed in the Video Network Hub™ and will allow off-site connectivity. The Video
Network Hub™ is connected to the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System using the Audio In and Out
connectors, the Ethernet connection, and the video input and output connectors. Details of the connection and
operation of the Video Network Hub™ are contained in the Operations and Maintenance manual for that
equipment.
5.2.11 Sidne™ Voice Activation System
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System can be configured to communicate with the Sidne™ Voice Activation
System with an optional upgrade to the Sidne™ system. The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System and Sidne™ are
connected via ethernet through an ethernet switch.
5.2.12 OR-Based Conferencing Equipment
In addition to the Video Network Hub™, the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System is designed to support several
room cameras as well as additional video inputs and outputs. External speakers may be connected to the Speaker
output port on the front connection panel.
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5.2.13 Local Codec
It is possible to support a dedicated video conferencing Codec for any SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System.
Note The actual cable connections to the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System must be synchronized
with the software. This configuration is maintained in the Advanced Setup area of the user
interface. Changing cable connections without changing the software configuration will result in
system malfunction. Contact technical support for assistance.
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6. The Touch Panel Interface
6.1 Touch Panel Interface
The Touch Panel Interface controls every function of the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System. It offers a menu
of options dependent on the equipment that is installed in that particular room. To use the touch panel, simply
touch the displayed “button” with the soft surface of your finger.
The SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System touch panel interface is divided into three main sections: the Menu
Bar, the Control Section, and the Taskbar.
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6.2 Touch Panel Functions
6.2.1 Menu Bar
The “Menu Bar” on the top of the screen provides access to “Presets”, “Video”, and “Calls” functions and allows
you to return to the “Home” screen.
Home
Home is the portal to all PC Controls, Device Controls, and Advanced Controls. By
selecting the “Home” tab, the screen for control of a specific device or task can be
invoked.
Presets
Presets are a time saving function for remembering frequently used room
configurations, such as video routing, audio mixing, camera positioning, calls, and
lights.
Video
The “Video” tab allows you to route various cameras or video input devices in the
iSuite® OR to devices or monitors connected to the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control
System.
Calls
The “Calls” menu controls the connection of the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control
System to various rooms within the hospital campus. It also provides access to off-
site locations using a Codec installed in the Video Network Hub™.
Note Most styluses cannot be used on the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System’s touch panel
interface. For best results, use your finger on the touch panel interface.
Note Avoid getting moisture on the surface of the screen, and be careful not to scratch the surface with
instruments or finger nails.
6.2.2 Taskbar
The “Taskbar” at the bottom of the screen provides quick access to some commonly used functions. These
functions include the Help feature, Speaker Volume control, PIP, Camera Control, SORN Support, and Time
display, as well as Advanced Setup interface.
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6.2.3 Help
The Help screen offers tutorials that explain how to operate the system. To access the Help section,
press the Help button on the taskbar as shown above.
The “How To” tab, as shown below, uses multimedia to show you how to operate different functions of the system.
For example, it displays how to route video, how to make a call, and how to control the speaker volume. You will
also find the Stryker Communications Technical Support contact information in the Help section.
6.2.4 Audio
The Volume button on the taskbar can be used to change the
Room Speaker volume without having to go to the Audio Levels screen.
6.2.5 PIP
The PIP button allows you to jump to the PIP control from any screen without having to navigate
through the “Home” screen.
6.2.6 SORN Support
The SORN Support button allows you to go to the Technical Support Notification page where you
can send a complaint or help message directly to Stryker personnel.
Note To use this feature, the SPI must be registered to SORN and a service contract should have been
purchased.
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6.2.7 Advanced Setup
The Advanced Setup button allows access to the Software Configuration screens of the SwitchPoint
Infinity® 2 Control System and the Video Network Hub™ (if present).
If the Sidne™ Voice Activation System is configured to work with the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System, its
configuration screen will be accessible when the Advanced Setup button is pressed.
If the Advanced Setup button is selected, the “About Infinity” screen will appear. This screen displays the
Institution Name, Room Name, and Software Version. These screens should only be accessed by a Stryker
representative or authorized personnel. You will be prompted to enter a username and password for security
purposes. Note that the Advanced Setup screens can only be accessed from the local touch panel interface of the
SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System.
6.2.8 Home
The “Home” screen displays all PC Controls, Device Controls, and Advanced Controls devices that are connected
to the SwitchPoint Infinity® 2 Control System. For example, the Video Router button controls all of the routing
functions within the room while the Room Camera button sets up and operates the pan/tilt/zoom cameras
located within the room. To access the “Home” screen, select the “Home” tab from the “Menu Bar.”
The PC Controls section has buttons that allow you to access the controls to all PCs, such as the AUX, NAV, and
PACS PCs.
The Device Controls section shows buttons for surgical devices such as the Endoscopic Camera, Insufflator, Light
Source, Shaver, and Arthroscopy Pump that are controlled by the optional Stryker Sidne™ Voice Activation
System. This section will not display any device buttons if your system is not equipped or configured with a
Sidne™. If there is a Sidne™ configured but the Sidne™ system is turned off or the network is down, the text “Sidne
Not Connected” will be displayed in the Device Controls section.
The Advanced Controls sections features buttons for Advanced Routing, Audio Levels, Display, PIP, Room
Camera, and the Stopwatch functions.
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6.3 Keyboard
The “Keyboard” screen is a generic screen that appears when any screen contains an item that requires naming,
such as “Presets” or “Calls”. Use the alphanumeric keys on the keyboard to name a button. Once completed, press
the Done button to continue.
To cancel naming a button, press the red “X” button at the top right hand corner of the screen.
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