VIS-A-VIS Vitalinq 94A-07 MM Specification sheet

Operations and Installation Manual
Vitalinq™ Communication System
Model 94A-07 MM
MMR0
by VIS-A-VIS, INC.
TM
Vis-A-Vis, Inc.
(800) 319- 6014
www.vitalinq.com
[e-mail]

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VitalinqTM System Specications
Input Ratings: 100-220V~
50-60Hz
1.6A MAX
Operating Temperature: 25˚C(77˚F)
Stereo Power Amplier Specications
Output: Speaker outputs
Speaker impedance: Only use with provided 8 ohm speakers
Maximum power output: 8W × 4 (with Vis-A-Vis provided 8 ohm speakers)
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before use to prevent damage to the Vitalinq™ system.

For Your Safety
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Followallinstructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Cleanonlywithdrycloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the
manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(includingampliers)thatproduceheat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has
two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third
grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the provided
plugdoesnottintoyouroutlet,consultanelectricianforreplacementoftheobsoleteoutlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Onlyuseattachments/accessoriesspeciedbythemanufacturer.
12. If a cart is used, use caution when moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury
from tip-over.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
14. Referallservicingtoqualiedservicepersonnel.Servicingisrequiredwhentheapparatushas
been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been
spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or
moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
15. Toreducetheriskofreorelectricshock,donotexposethisapparatustorainormoisture.
16. Warning! Excessive sound pressure from earphones and headphones can cause hearing loss.

© Vis-A-Vis 2004-2022 Rev 06/10/2022
1. VITALINQ™ INTRODUCTION 1
2. VITALINQ™ INTERFACE 2
3 OPERATING THE VITALINQ™ SYSTEM 4
3.1 Description of the VITALINQ™ system 4
3.2 Headset settings and operation 5
3.3 Adjusting desk microphone and speaker sensitivity 5
4 OPERATING THE MUSIC 6
4.1 Connectingamusicsource 6
4.2 Adjusting the volume 6
4.3 Blue LED light 6
4.4 Disconnecting a device 6
4.5 Receivingormakingacellularphonecall 7
4.6 ConnectingtotheAUX-In 7
5 INSTALLATION 8
5.1 Typical physical layout 8
5.2 Planning the Vitalinq™ installation 9
5.2.1 Procedure room (LAB) 9
5.2.2 Controlroom(TEK) 9
5.2.3 Controlroomconsole 9
5.3 Installing Vitalinq™ speakers 10
5.3.1 Installing speakers in ceiling 10
5.4 Monitor Microphone Installation 11
5.4.1 Monitor microphone description 11
5.4.2 Monitor microphone placement 11
5.4.3 Monitor microphone cable connection 12
5.5 Installing the Vitalinq™ console 13
5.5.1 FrontofConsole 13
5.5.2 Rear of console 14
6 OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT 15
6.1 Wireless Headsets
6.1.1 Option 1 - Using a Wireless Headset with front jack(s)
6.1.2 Wireless Headset Operation 18
6.1.3 Option 2 – The YELLOW and SILVER Jacks
6.2 VitalinqMC-11MiniConsole 20
6.2.1 Overview 20
6.2.2 Installation 20
6.2.3 Operation 21
6.3 CombiningaVitalinq94A-07witha94W-15 22
ThankyouforpurchasingaVitalinqCommunicationSystem.Pleasereadthismanualthoroughlybefore
installing the system. Following the instructions in this manual will enable you to obtain optimum
performanceandhelpyourealizeallthebenetsofyourcombinationintercomandmusicsystem.
Please retain this manual for future reference.
We would love to hear from you and we are committed to helping you to solve any problems or answer
any questions you may have.
If you need assistance with the installation or operation of your Vitalinq system, please contact customer
support by calling 800-319-6014, emailing [e-mail] or visiting our website at www.vitalinq.
com. Please note, Vitalinq ends with a Q.
An electronic version of this manual can be obtained at our web site.
Table of Contents

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1. VITALINQ™ INTRODUCTION
The Vitalinq™ has been designed to meet the unique communication
needs that arise during diagnostic and interventional procedures. It
allows physicians to have a continuous two-way conversation with
control room personnel throughout procedures. Being capable of
picking up conversations in a normal tone of voice, the Vitalinq™
allows control room personnel to respond immediately to any
requests and provide up-to-the-moment communication on the
patient’s condition.
The Vitalinq™ communication system includes speakers and
microphones for the procedure room (LAB) and control room (TEK).
Personnel in the control room have the option of communicating through a headset or listening through an
overhead speaker and speaking through a desk microphone. Personnel in the procedure room do not need to
wear any type of device as their speech is picked up by a microphone attached to the video monitor (or monitor
cluster) opposite the physician and they hear through an overhead speaker. There is no need for talk-listen
switching, eliminating the risks posed by breaks in the conversation. Physicians and control room operators may
converse without interruption.
Integrated into the console, but operationally separate from the communication system is a music system. Music
can be played from any Bluetooth-enabled device such as a cell phone, or by connecting a cable to the line-out
from a device with a standard 3.5 mm headphone plug, such as a satellite radio receiver.
Westrivetoprovidethemostexiblesystemavailable.TolearnmoreaboutVitalinq’sadvancedcapabilities,
please contact us at 1-800-319-6014 or by email at [e-mail].
Advanced capabilities and options include:
• Wireless headset to replace the corded headset
• Wireless headsets for scrub or circulator nurses to provide discreet communication with the control
room operator
• Remote connections for headsets and desk microphones
• Support for multiple headsets/desk microphones
Contactusfordetails.
by VIS-A-VIS, INC.
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Front of Console
1Procedure Room Music Volume (6)
Used to adjust the music volume inside the
procedure room.
Control Room Music Volume (6)
Used to adjust the music volume inside the
control room.
AUX-In (7)
3.5mm auxiliary input jack used to connect
music devices using a cable with a standard
headphone plug at each end.
Blue LED (6)
Indicates the status of the Bluetooth module;
paired, streaming, and not paired. Can be
used to restart the Bluetooth module.
Left Headset Listen Volume (5)
Adjusts the listen (earpiece) volume of the
intercom headset that is plugged into the
location.
Left Headset Jack (5)
Used to connect a headset to the intercom
system.
Talk Volume and Button (5)
Used together to optimize the volume levels
of the intercom overhead speakers. Typically
only necessary to adjust during initial setup.
Control Room Loudspeaker Volume (5)
Controls the volume of the overhead speaker
in the control room. Can be set to off.
Red power LED
Indicates the Vitalinq console is powered on.
Right Headset Jack (5)
Used to connect a headset to the intercom
system.
Right Headset Listen Volume (5)
Adjusts the listen (earpiece) volume of the
intercom headset that is plugged into the
location.
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2. VITALINQ™ INTERFACE
Fordetailedinformation,seethepagesinparentheses.

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1Right Foot Switch (14)
Used with optional wireless headsets.
Lab Mic BNC Connector (12)
Used to connect the Lab / Procedure room
microphone to the console.
Desk Mic Jack (5, 9)
1/4” phone jack used for connecting the
desktop microphone.
Left Foot Switch (14)
Used with optional wireless headsets.
Power Connection (4)
Used for plugging the console into the AC
power source.
LAB White Jack (11, 14)
RJ45 jack used to connect the white Ethernet
cable going to the procedure room speakers.
TEK Blue Jack (11, 14)
RJ45 jack used to connect the blue Ethernet
cable going to the control room speakers.
Black Jack (14, 16)
RJ45 jack used to connect an optional Mini-
Console (remote Console).
Yellow Jack (14, 17)
RJ45 jack used to connect optional wireless
headsets.
Headset Talk Volume (4)
Used to adjust the sensitivity of the headsets
plugged into the left and right headset jacks.
Silver Jack (14, 15)
RJ11 jack used to connect an optional
wireless headset.
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3 OPERATING THE VITALINQ™ SYSTEM
3.1 Description of the VITALINQ™ system
Refer to Section 6 “INSTALLATION” for installation instructions.
The Vitalinq™ is very easy to use and versatile. The standard system is composed of a pair of music
speakers and a communication speaker in both the procedure and control rooms. The speakers are
mounted overhead in the ceiling. The procedure room also has a microphone mounted to the monitor
(or monitor array) opposite the physician. The control room is where the console is located and is where
all devices are ultimately connected. Also in the control room and plugged into the console, are a desk
microphone and a headset. One desk microphone and one headset are included with each system.
On the front of the console are controls for the music system and controls for talking and listening to the
procedure room. At the rear of the console are several jacks and a thumbnail adjustable control for the
headset talk volume. Words in BLUE throughout this document refer to labels on the console.
The LISTEN control and HEADSET jack on each side of the front of the console work together. There
is an in-line mute switch provided with each headset to mute the headset microphone when desired. If
preferred,afootswitchcanbeusedinsteadofthein-linemuteswitch.ContactCustomerSupportifyou
would prefer to use a foot switch.
The volume of the headset earpiece is adjusted using the LISTEN volume control located adjacent to the
HEADSET jack. The volume for the procedure room communication speaker (used to transmit speech
from the control room) is controlled by the HEADSET TALK VOLUME switch located on the rear of
the console.
The CONTROLROOMLOUDSPEAKER region at the center on the front of the console is for control
of the desk microphone and ceiling speaker volume levels. In this section is an overhead LISTEN
VOLUME control for controlling the volume of the control room communication speaker. The
BUTTON and TALK VOLUME in this area are only used during setup.
Before continuing, Make sure the power cord is connected to the POWER connector on the rear of the
consoleandpluggedintoa120voltACoutlet.TheLED on the front of console will illuminate as soon
as power is available.
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3.2 Headset settings and operation
Place the LISTEN VOLUME control into the OFFposition. (This turns off the overhead speaker in the
control room.)
Plug the corded headset with mute switch and coil cord into either the left or right headset jack. Turn the
headset LISTEN control for the jack you selected to the middle of its rotation. Put the headset on. The
headband slides in and out of the ear-cup. The headset microphone tube telescopes. Adjust the headset for
comfort and move the microphone tube tip so that it is near the corner of your mouth. Listen to someone
in the procedure room.
You will hear the people in the procedure room whether the in-line mute switch is in the mute position or
not. Adjust the headset LISTEN volume for a comfortable level by means of the volume control labeled
LISTEN. The left headset LISTEN volume control is for a headset plugged into the left jack and the right
one controls the right jack. The white slotted shaft on the rear of the console by the left foot switch jack
labeled HEADSET TALK controls the talk volume for both the left and right headsets.
3.3 Adjusting desk microphone and speaker sensitivity
The following steps are not required if only a headset is to be used and the desk microphone and
overhead communication speaker are not being used. This is often the case in shared control rooms.
VerifythedeskmicrophonecableisconnectedtotheBNCjackon
the rear of the console labeled LABMIC.
Temporarily unplug the headset. The CONTROLROOM
LOUDSPEAKER controls are at the lower front of the console
between the HEADSET jacks. Turn the LISTEN VOLUME
switch to 3 and listen to the procedure room. You should be able
tohearbackgroundnoise.PressthePUSH-TO-LOCKswitch
on the microphone to lock the microphone on. Turn the TALK
VOLUME control clockwise while pressing the BUTTON located
below it until you just barely hear feedback (a squeal). Release the
BUTTON. The TALK volume level is now set. As you switch the
LISTEN VOLUME louder or softer, the volume level in the lab
varies by an inverse amount to the volume in the control room in
ordertopreventfeedback.Whennished,unlockthemicrophone
bypressingthePUSH-TO-LOCKswitch.Youcannow,plugthe
headset back into the console.
Adjust the LISTEN VOLUME control (large knob in center)
to a comfortable level for people in the control room. The desk
microphone has two switches; a PUSH-TO-TALK and a PUSH-TO-
LOCKswitch.
To use the PUSH-TO-TALK switch (blue), press and hold the switch while speaking. The microphone
willtransmitwhiletheswitchishelddown.Releasetheswitchwhenyouarenishedspeaking.
UsethePUSH-TO-LOCKswitch(red)tolockthemicrophoneon.Themicrophonewillremainon
(keyed) until the switch is pressed again.
If you hear a hum or squeal, the TALK VOLUME control may be turned too far clockwise; turn it
down using your thumbnail or small screwdriver, as described in above. There are also instructions
printed on the front of the console for making this adjustment.

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4 OPERATING THE MUSIC
4.1 Connecting a music source
1. On the device you plan to use for playing music, open the Bluetooth menu.
2. Verify that Bluetooth is turned on.
3. Typically, there are two sections displayed. One that shows devices you have previously paired with
and another area that shows devices than are available to pair with. Look for a device named BT5.0
and select it. You should now be paired with the Vitalinq Music Module via Bluetooth.
4. You can now enjoy listening to music from your favorite streaming service or from your personal
music library.
NOTE: The module will always look to automatically pair with last paired device if it’s available and in
range. If no previous device is available, it will look to pair with a different device.
4.2 Adjusting the volume
1. TurntheProcedureRoomandControlRoomvolumecontrolsontheVitalinqMusicModule
halfway up (12 o’clock position).
2. Set the volume on your music device all the way down.
3. Begin streaming music.
4. Now slowly adjust the volume on your music source to an appropriate level.
Fromthispoint,usethevolumecontrolsontheVitalinqMusicModuleforneadjustmentsin
each room.
4.3 Blue LED light
The blue LED light on the Vitalinq Music Module provides feedback on Bluetooth pairing.
• Steady light — a device is paired
• FlashingSlow—adeviceisstreaming
• FlashingFast—nothingispaired
4.4 Disconnecting a device
Only one device can be paired at any given time to the Vitalinq Music Module. To pair a new device,
the currently connected device will either need to be disconnected manually or it will need to go out of
range. Therefore, it is recommended that a device be disconnected when it is no longer being used for
streaming music.

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To disconnect a device, go to the Bluetooth settings menu, select BT5.0 and select disconnect. On an
iPhone, this feature is available by selecting the “I” (information) icon next to the paired device and
then selecting “Disconnect”.
4.5 Receiving or making a cellular phone call
If you are using a cellular phone to stream music, and it is used to either make or receive a call, the
music will temporarily stop playing. It WILL NOT signal or communicate through the speakers. Music
will resume when call has ended.
4.6 Connecting to the AUX-In
Use a high quality 3.5mm cable to connect to the Vitalinq Music Module via the AUX IN jack on the
front of the console.
If a device is plugged into the 3.5mm jack, any device using the Bluetooth feature will automatically be
disconnected regardless of the status of the LED light.

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VITALINQ 94A-07 COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
TYPICAL DEVICE INSTALLATION
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Typical connection of ethernet
cables to speaker
Connection of ethernet , coaxial and
power cables to console
Left Stereo
Speaker
Communication
Speaker
Right Stereo
Speaker
Left Stereo
Speaker
Communication
Speaker
Right Stereo
Speaker
PROCEDURE ROOM
CONTROL ROOM
Vitalinq Console
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Microphone not shown)
Window
Monitor(s)
Monitor Boom
Control
Room
Desk/Counter
Notes:
1) All speakers are color coded and labeled with their position .
2) Speakers connect together in series (daisy chain) using supplied color coded ethernet cables . White for procedure room and
blue for control room . Color coding of cables enables easy troubleshooting . Order of connection not critical . If conduit is used
it should be 1" . Junction boxes are not necessary at conduit ends .
3) Ethernet cables provided are CAT5 . CAT6 can be used .
4) Monitor microphone (MM) mounts to face of monitor with the long axis oriented in the vertical position .
5) Monitor Microphone is connected directly to console BNC jack labeled "Lab Mic" using supplied
coaxial cable . When cable is installed , ensure sufficient length is available at monitor to reach BNC jack on Monitor
Microphone .
Other connection options are possible . See "Monitor Microphone Cable Connection" section of installation Manual
for details .
6) Console plugs into standard 110VAC , 60Hz outlet (US) .
25' or 50' WHITE ethernet cable
from console "LAB WHITE" jack
to Procedure Room speakers .
25' BLUE ethernet cable from console
"TEK BLUE" jack to Control Room speakers .
Coaxial cable from monitor mic to
"Lab Mic" BNC jack on console .
Cable must be run through monitor
boom arm/curtain .
SEE INSTALLATION MANUAL .
14' WHITE ethernet cables between speakers
14' BLUE ethernet
cables between
speakers
Monitor Microphone
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5.2 Planning the Vitalinq™ installation
The Vitalinq™ has been designed for ease of installation. Please feel free to contact Vis-A-Vis customer
support at 800-319-6014 at anytime for assistance with an installation.
There are microphones and speakers for the procedure room and for the control room. The control room
utilizes a desk microphone or a headset (both are provided). The procedure room microphone is what
we refer to as the monitor microphone and is attached to the face of the monitor (or one of the monitors
in an array) opposite the physician. All cables are pre-terminated and may be run free or in conduit,
subject to local regulations.
Using the layout in “6.2 Installing Vitalinq™ speakers” and the instructions in 6.1.1 and 6.1.2, select
locations for the speakers and monitor microphone. Always check for adequate space in the ceiling
above the locations selected for the speakers. Follow any applicable local regulations regarding
securing the speakers.
The monitor microphone is directional and must be mounted with its long axis vertical.
5.2.1 Procedure room (LAB)
In the procedure room, the monitor microphone should be located on the video monitor directly across
from where the physician would typically stand and attached to the face of the monitor in the bezel area
withit’slongaxisorientedvertically.See“6.3.2Monitormicrophoneplacement”.Forthephysicianto
hear best, the communication speaker should be near the physician but more than six feet away from the
monitor microphone and the door to the control room. The music speakers should be placed about four
feet on either side of the physician, usually at the ends of the table. Follow local regulations regarding
securing these devices.
5.2.2 Control room (TEK)
In the control room, the operator’s desk microphone should be placed in a position convenient for the
operator.Forbestoperation,thecommunicationspeakershouldbelocatedintheceilingmorethansix
feet away from the desk microphone and the door to the procedure room. The music speakers should be
placed in the ceiling, three or four feet on either side of the operator. If provided, the optional auxiliary
wireless headset should be located near the console. Follow local regulations regarding securing
these devices.
5.2.3 Control room console
The cables from the speakers and monitor microphone need to connect to the rear of the desk console.
See typical layout on following page. If you are installing before the walls are sheet-rocked, use a
junctionboxneartheconsoleandoneintheceiling.Connectthemwitha1”conduitifrequired.Cables
can be pulled through by staggering the connectors. Follow local regulations regarding securing
these devices.
The communication system has volume controls for headset and overhead devices. Headset jacks are on
the front of the console and foot switch / desk microphone jacks are on the rear.

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5.3 Installing Vitalinq™ speakers
5.3.1 Installing speakers in ceiling
There are two modular, gray eight conductor jacks on the communication speaker and music speakers.
The Ethernet cables can be connected to the speakers in any convenient sequence. The speakers mount
in the ceiling.
1. Determine placement of all speakers. In the procedure room, a communications speaker should
be located in the general area near the physician and more than six feet away from the monitor
microphone and the door to the control room (ideally above and just behind the physician). A right
music speaker should be located at the table end that would be to the right of the physician, and a
left music speaker at the table end that would be to the left of the physician.
2. In the control room, the communication speaker should be more than six feet away from the desk
microphone and the door to the procedure room. Music speakers should be located left and right of
where the operator is typically seated.
3. Remove the ceiling tiles (if present) in the locations you have determined for the ceiling devices.
4. Inthespeakerbox,thecommunicationspeakersarepackedindividuallyandaremarkedCOMM.
The two (2) pairs of music speakers are packed individually, two left and two right and are marked
MUSIC.Aspeakersupportplateisprovidedforeachspeaker.
* Be careful when handling the support plate as the edges can be sharp!!
5. Take the ceiling tiles (if present) you removed in step 2 and draw a straight line on the backside
from corner to corner. Place the support plate over the lines you drew on the tile and line up the
template with the lines to center the template. The plate must not extend past the edges of the tile.
Mark the circle and cut it out with a knife or drywall saw. The hole should be 6-5/8” diameter.
Remove the grille of the speaker by rotating the securing legs on the back of the speaker and gently
pushing them down towards the speaker grille. Replace the legs after
grille removal to their original position. Put the speaker in the hole from
the front side of the tile. Position the support plate over the speaker on the
rear of the tile. Rotate out the legs on the back and screw down the four
Phillips head screws on the front to pull the legs against the support plate.
Be careful not to over tighten the screws. If needed after installation, the
grill may be removed with a bent paperclip.
6. Install all speakers into selected locations.
All speakers have dual GRAY jacks, and there is no particular sequence for interconnection. This
allowsformuchexibilityincablerouting.Connectallofthedevicesintheprocedureroom(LAB),
includingCOMMspeakerandthetwoMUSICspeakers(leftandright)withshortwhitecables.The
procedure room device nearest the console is connected to the console at the LAB WHITE jack with
alongwhitecable.Sparecablesandconnectorsareprovided.Inthecontrolroom,connectCOMM
andthetwoMUSICspeakers(leftandright)withshortbluecables.Connectthecontrolroomspeaker
nearest the console to jack on the console labeled TEK BLUE, with a blue cable.
Using the provided color coded cables as instructed (white for procedure room and blue for
control room) will aid in the event that Vis-A-Vis customer support needs to be contacted to assist
with troubleshooting.

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Speaker
Support
Plate
Speaker
(Mounting Dogs
Extended)
Tile shown cut
away for clarity
Follow local regulations regarding securing these ceiling devices. If none
apply, add a safety wire (ceiling hanger wire) from the grid support to
the device.
5.4 Monitor Microphone Installation
5.4.1 Monitor microphone description
The monitor microphone is the microphone (mic) used in the procedure room to pick-up and transmit
the physicians speech back to the control room operator.
The monitor mic is a 10 inch long black aluminum tube with a 1/2” square cross section and a female
BNCconnector.OnesideofthemicrophonehastwostripsofDual-Lock™(Velcro)whichisusedto
adhere the mic to the bezel of the monitor or monitor array across from the physician. See illustrations
on following pages.
5.4.2 Monitor microphone placement
The monitor mic has a pick-up pattern of approximately 180º in the horizontal plane and about
20º in the vertical plane and therefore the mic must be oriented with its long axis vertical. See
image below.
1. Determine the best location for adhering
the mic in a vertical orientation along
the bezel of the monitor (edge of face of
monitor) across from the physician.
2. Cleanthebezelareaofthemonitorand
remove the adhesive backings from the
Dual-Lock™andattachrmlytothe
selected area of the monitor. Apply light
pressure to the mic for approximately
30 seconds.
Monitor Microphone
Monitor Array
(or single monitor)
Array of four monitors shown with mic
positioned along left bezel of upper
left monitor. Similar positioning if
single monitor.

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5.4.3 Monitor microphone cable connection
The monitor microphone is connected to the console using a coaxial cable that is supplied with the
system.Thiscable,whichhasmaleBNCconnectorsoneitherend,isroutedthroughthemonitorboom/
drape so that one end is available at the monitor across from the doctor in the procedure room and the
other end is available where the console is located in the control room. When installing the coaxial
cable,besuretoallowamplecableatthemonitormicrophoneendtoallowattachmenttothemaleBNC
connectorlocatedonthemonitormicrophone.Afemale-femaleBNCcouplerisprovidedtoconnectthe
cable to the monitor microphone.
The Monitor Mic ships in one of
two possible configurations:
13" long with an integrated cable (Left)
or
12" long with a connector on one
end
and a separate interface cable (Right)
The connections are slightly different
depending on
which Monitor Mic is
supplied.
The MM5 with the integrated cable
requires a female to female coupler; the MM5
with the connector on one end requires a
separate interface
cable .
Male Connector
Female to Female coupler
Male Connector
Male Connector
Male Connector
Female connector
Female connector
on Monitor Mic
Female connector on
rear of 94A-07 Console
labelled "LAB MIC"
100' Coaxial Cable
Separate
Interface
Cable
Connects to
either one .

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5.5 Installing the Vitalinq™ console
5.5.1 Front of Console
Plug the headset into a headset jack on the front of the console closest to the operator’s normal working
location. If you will also be using a desk microphone, make sure that it is NOT plugged in on the
same side as the headset. See next section.
Note:
The Console is usually placed on the control room counter top near the operator. If this is not
possible, it may be placed in another location convenient for operation of music controls and if
necessary, an optional remote console (MC-11 Mini Console) can be purchased for the headset (and
foot switch if one is used) so they can be located within reach of the control room operator or even in
another room. See section titled OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT at the end of this document.
Contact Vis-A-Vis at 800-319-6014 or email [e-mail] to learn more about this option.

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5.5.2 Rear of console
• If using a desk microphone, plug it into either the jack marked DESKMICORANT.
• Plug the white procedure room Ethernet cable into the jack marked LAB WHITE.
• Plug the blue control room Ethernet cable into the jack marked TEK BLUE.
• If using an optional headset foot switch instead of the supplied in-line mute switch, plug it into
the foot switch jack on the SAMEsidethatyoupluggedintheheadset.Forinstance,ifusingthe
LEFTHEADSETJACK, plug the foot switch into the jack labeled DESKMICORLEFTFOOT
SWITCH.
• ConnectthemaleBNCconnectoronthecoaxialcablefromthemonitormicrophonetotheBNC
connector on the console labeled LABMIC.
• The jacks marked BLACK, YELLOW and S I LV ER are used for optional equipment. Instructions
for using these jacks are included with the equipment. See OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT section at
the end of this document.
• The DESKMIC jack is ONLY for the connection of Desk Mics. External antennas are no longer
supported.
• Plug the three conductor power cable into the POWER jack.Don’tplugitintoanACpower
outlet yet.
Proceed to Section 3: “Operating the VITALINQ™ system”