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Horizontalfrequenz 15,625kHz (bzw.15,750kHz)

HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY

Verti kalfrequenz (bzw. 60Hz)

50Hz
VERTICAL FREQUENCY

Vi d e o b a n d b r e i t e 5Hz...20Mhz
VIDEO BANDWIDTH

G e r a t e h a n d b u c h

M A N U A L

NetzanschluB 99. . .121V / 47...63Hz 0,5 A

MAINS CONNECTION 198...242V / 47...63Hz 0.25A

Sicherheit: Schutzklasse I VDE 0750

SAFETY : PROTECTED TO CATEGORY I VDE 0750

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5. Contrast Adjustment
6. Brightness Adjustment
8. Cam Plug. Sync Signal
For Blanking of CRT
9. Power Plug
10. Power Selection Switch
II. Video BNC IN Connecter
12. Video BNC OUT Connecter
13. Video 75Q Termination Switch
(Ncteteil)
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Supply

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for Z1024 Line Display

Power Supply +V Deflection

-Vertical - Size, Position,
Frequency adjustmants 220VAC (lo) (9)
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Contents

Data sheet
1. Introduction
2. Range of application
3. Construction
4. Technical Data "Data sheet"
5. Basic Operating Method
6. Preparatory instructions
7. Operating instructions ( i n c l . "Description
of reference figures" f o r operating elements)
8. Mechanic set-up
9. Maintenance
10. Camera blankijig
11. Storage
12. Warranty
13. Packing l i s t

Annexes: - General connection diagram

- E l e c t r i c a l c i r c u i t and wiring diagrams
- Adjustment plans

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 VIDEO MONITORS TECHNISCHE DA T E N

TYPE V M 1 7 2 1
Schirmdiagonale 17 cm
SCREEN DIAGONAL 7"
Nutzbare FlSche „ Y :-124 : 93 mm
VIEWING AREA A,8 : 3,6"
Hochspannung/HIGH TENSION •16 KV
SchirmoberflSche klar
SCREEN SORFACE CLEAR
PHOSPHOR • Pt*5
Ablenkung
7.0'
DEFLECTION
Strahldurchmesser 0 , 0 7 mm ("SHRINKING RASTER".
SPOT S I Z E 0 . C 0 3 " WITHOUT INTERLACE)

Auflbsung 900 Zeilen(im Zeilensprungverfahren.bei 6 8 , 5 cd/m ) z

RESOLUTION 900 L I N E S (WITH I N T E R L A C E , AT 6 8 , 5 cd/m ) 2

Leuchtdichte/LIGHT OUTPUT 200 cd/m 2

Un-Linearitat/Geom.
236
NON-LINEARITY/GEOM.

BAS-EINGANG
COMPOSITE VIDEO INPUT BNC, e r d s y m m e t r i s c h , Durchschliff
Buchsen/BUSHES BNC, LOUP THROUGH

Eingangsudderstand 7 5 Ohm/1 K s c h a l t b a r
IMPEDANCE 7 5 Ohm/1K SWITCHABLE

Video-Eingang 3RS 1 Vss ± 3CK.reg.Sync. 7pinFrrfrequenz 15...*£)kHz n.Kjcfcnspez.-

VIDEO INPUT LLT^.VTTJEO 1 Vpp_+ 3tK,NEG.SYNC.LD\E FFHJJ. " as per spec.

Bandbreite/BANDWIDTH 5 H z . . . 5 0 MHz ( - 3 d B )

Klemmung auf hintere Schuarzschulter

CLAMPING BACKPORCH DC RESTORATION

Vertikalfrequenz
40...65 Hz
VERTICAL FREQUENCE
STROMVERSORGUNG/POuJER SUPPLY 220V./50Hz b z u . 1 1 0 V / 6 0 H z 55VA.umschaltbar/REVERSIBLE

Sicherheit Implosionsschutz, Rbntgenstrahlung, 0,5mr/h,VDE 0750

SAFETY IMPLOSION PROTECTION. X - R A D I A T I O N , 0,5mr/h,VDE 0750

ALLGEMEINES/COMMQN
Temperaturbereich Nenn- (Grenz): + 5...+45 (0 + 5 5 ) "C
TEMPERATURE RANGE FOR S P E C S (FOR O P E R A T I N G ) : + 4 1 . . . + 1 1 3 ( + 3 2 . . + 1 3 1 ) *F

Abmessungen BxHxT 2 3 5 x 173 x 321 mm

DIMENSIONS WxHxD
Geuicht/WEIGHT 4 , 3 kg
Besonderheit
PARTICULARITY
O P T I O N

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1. Introduction

Just l i k e a TV-set, a video monitor serves as image reproduction i n s t r u -

ment at the end of a transmission path. In case of a monitor, however,
the picture to be displayed i s not procured from an aerial signal but
from direct picture sources such as cameras, image converters e t c .

The picture i s composed from scanning of many l i n e s , thus resulting

in a coherent image impression, subject to an adequate viewing distance.
For objective value of such viewing distance,approx.0.8 m may be assumed.
Contrary to a data monitor which can only distinguish between LIGHT and
DARK, a video monitor i s able to reproduce a l l nuances of grey in a p i c -
ture true to l i f e .

2. Range of Application

The video monitor VM 1721 has been designed to meet the p a r t i c u l a r l y

high demands of photo-analysis i n radio diagnostics, computer tomo-
graphy and scanning electron microscopy. The VM 1721 f u l f i l l s - among
others - the following requirements:

- very high d e f i n i t i o n and all-over sharpness thanks to double-dynamic

focussing and large video bandwidth;

- highly constant picture size independent of brightness and picture

contents, respectively, thanks to regulated high-voltage supply;
- low l i n e a r i t y and geometry d i s t o r t i o n ;

- BAS-input (composite video) with wide range of input voltage;

- operating elements for brightness and contrast with adjustment scales
to ensure good r e p r o d u c i b i l i t y of preset values;
- 10-turn helical potentiometer for brightness;
- 16-stepped know for contrast;
- external control of brightness and contrast;

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- d i f f e r e n t i a l input amplifier f o r video and sync input signals;

- standard and inverted display;

- BAS-input (composite video);
- external synchronization separate f o r horizontal and v e r t i c a l
composite synchronization;
- external blanking (photographic display recording)

3. Construction

VM 1721 i s a complete plug-in monitor with remote-control operating

unit.

A l l important operating elements are e a s i l y accessible and c l e a r l y

marked. Mains cable and Manual are included in i t s d e l i v e r y .

4. Technical Data

see "Data Sheet"

5. Basic Operating Method

General Connection Diagram VM 1721: see annexes

5.1 Mains Voltages

By means of the rearside voltage selector (lO) the primary windings

of the mains transformer are adapted to the mains supply voltage of
110V- or 220V- .

5.2 Supply Voltages

Three linear variable-voltage regulators serve to deliver the required
supply voltages of +24V, +12V and -8V.

5.3 Video Amplifier

From the video input (which can be switched to 750 or else serve a further
750-instrument via the parallel-connected video outlet socket) the video
signal arrives at the high-impedance d i f f e r e n t i a l video-pre-amplifier.

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With potentiometer "ADJUST" (2) on the f r o n t panel the video input

voltage can be adapted from 0.5...2Vpp. T r a n s i s t o r T5 buffers the
non-inverted video signal to the 16-stepped contrast controller (3)

Black-level clamping i s done after contrast adjustment. Line and picture

retrace are blanked via blanking a m p l i f i e r . The video output amplifier
serves to amplify the signal to the level required for drive of the
picture tube cathode.

5.4 Gl-Amplifier
The Gl-amplifier i s controlled via "Brightness potentiometer" (4)
and supplies the corresponding voltage f o r brightness control to the
Gl of the picture tube. For luminous spot suppression (when switching
the monitor o f f ) the Gl-amplifier i s c o n t r o l l e d negatively.

5.5 Sync Signal Separation

From the inverted video signal the sync separator receives the sync
pulses for horizontal, and v e r t i c a l d e f l e c t i o n . By the t r a i l i n g edge
of the H-sync a monoflop i s triggered whose output pulse i s used
for black-level clamping. However, the sync signals may also be
fed externally.

5.6 Vertical Deflection

The v e r t i c a l sync pulses t r i g g e r a normally free-running sawtooth
generator which drives the v e r t i c a l d e f l e c t i o n amplifier via a l i n e a r -
ization network.

5.7 The horizontal sync pulses synchronize v i a a pulse former a

normally free-running pulse generator with phase-lock loop which
switches the line deflection plus high-voltage generation by means
of a b u f f e r .

5.8. High-Voltage Generation

In the secondary windings of the line transformer the auxiliary voltages
to operate the picture tube are generated by r e c t i f i c a t i o n . The high-
voltage i s f i l t e r e d and measured in a HV-CR-network. For s t a b i l i z a t i o n

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of the picture s i z e , the high-voltage i s kept constant by a regulating

amplifier.

5.9 Picture Tube Unit

To ensure the shortest possible connection between video output amplifier
and picture tube, the video output amplifier i s f i t t e d on top of the
picture tube u n i t . Overvoltage arrestors f o r the individual grids protect
the other electronic parts in case of high-voltage flashovers in the
picture tube.

6. Preparatory Instructions

6.1 Unpacking and Repacking of Monitor and Accessories

After opening the upper side of the carton, the top 4 protection
corners are removed. Manual (with packing l i s t ) and plastic-packed
mains cable are taken out. Then the monitor (packed in i t s protective
p l a s t i c covering) i s carefuly pulled upwards out of the carton. Then
the p l a s t i c protection i s removed. Repacking i s done i n reverse order.

6.2 Preparatory Measures f o r Monitor Operation

When i n s t a l l i n g the monitor, at least 5cm space must be l e f t between i t s
sides and neighbouring objects; besides, the v e n t i l a t i n g s l o t s for a i r i n g
the monitor must not be covered up.

To ensure good function of the monitor, the ambient temperature must be

between +15°C and +45°C.

6.3 Getting ready f o r Operation

6.3.1 The monitor must not be switched on d i r e c t l y a f t e r transport as
condensation during the warming-up period of the cold instrument might
impair an irreproachable function of - in particular - the high-voltage
element;
This monitor may not be used i n areas exposed to possible danger of
explosion. If i t i s used in the so-called "dangerous areas" of anaesthetic
rooms and i f there are ignitionable anaesthetics used simultaneously, the
p o s s i b i l i t y of an explosion cannot be excluded.

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For explosion-endangered areas: see instruction sheet M639 of

"Berufsgenossenschaft fiir Gesundheitswesen und Wohlfahrtspflege,
Hamburg".

6.3.2 Mains Voltage

Before connecting the monitor, the existing mains voltage must be
compared to the value shown on the mains voltage selector
The monitor i s factory-adjusted to 220V (198-242V) and i s accordingly
f i t t e d with two fuses type T0.5/250B. For operation from a 110V—
supply (99-121V-) the mains connector must be disconnected and the
fuses be exchanged for two types T1/250B. Voltage selector has to be
adjusted to 110V- by means of a screwdriver.

6.3.3 After having followed the above instructions the monitor i s

connected to the mains supply v i a mains cable (9) . The monitor has
protective grounding (the protective conductor,is also f i t t e d into
the mains cable. An adequate safety plug must be used f o r mains connec-
tion.

6.3.4 Signal connection

The monitor has a rearside BNC-video input socket (s) and also a
BNC-video output socket (j) , to which the input signal i s looped-
through. By switch ( 8 ) the internal terminating impedance has to be
added i f no further 75Q-consuming instrument i s connected to Q7
must be set to "HIGH" and the
end of the loop-through chain must be terminated with 75Q i n order
to avoid cable r e f l e c t i o n s and faulty signal levels which would r e s u l t
in image defects.
Video Monitor VM 1721 i s factory-set for internal synchronization
(composite video s i g n a l ) .

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7. Operating Instructions

7. 1 Safety Measures

The monitor i s an instrument of safety category I/VDE 0750 and i s

safe from touch as per c l a s s i f i c a t i o n type B. It may only be ope-
rated in rooms where the e l e c t r i c a l i n s t a l l a t i o n corresponds to
VDE-rules 0107; see also para 6.3.1 to 6.3.3.

If during operation any safety-impairing defects are detected,

they must be remedied immediately.

7.2 Layout of Operating Elements

For operating elements and mains connection see page 7

7.3 Preparations

7.3.1 Location of i n s t a l l a t i o n

Luminance of the screen i s s u f f i c i e n t to ensure image reproduction

of high contrast even i n illuminated rooms. However, each foreign
light additionally brightening the screen lessens the picture q u a l i t y .
For i n s t a l l a t i o n of the monitor we recommend to avoid bright l i g h t
sources to shine d i r e c t l y onto the screen or else to darken the room.

Viewing distance: For objective value, 3 to 6 times the value of the

screen diagonal can be assumed. Within t h i s range,
the line grid normally i s no longer v i s i b l e .

7.3.2 Input Signals

The monitor has been factory-adjusted f o r a composite video signal
lVpp at 30% sync-signal, 625 lines/50Hz or 525 lines/60Hz resp. frame
repetition frequency, or to the standard specified by the customer.
However, video input voltage can be adapted from 0.5...2Vpp by means
of potentiometer @ "ADJUST".

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The video-preamplifier i s provided as d i f f e r e n t i a l input, i . e .

the monitor may, for example, be connected to a different mains
voltage that the signal source. Thanks to the high common-mode
rejection r a t i o of the input a m p l i f i e r s , f a u l t voltage between
both mains voltages i s avoided. However, max. fault voltage
should not exceed 10V-.

Description of Reference Figures

Operating Unit:

Front side: © Mains control lamp

© Adjustment potentiometer video input signal 0.5...2Vpp

© Contrast adjustment switch (16 steps)

© Brightness potentiometer (10-turn-helical pot.)

© camera socket f o r external blanking

Rear s i d e : © Input socket video (loop-through)

© Output socket video (loop-through)

© Selector input impedance

video comp. sync signal 75Q / high-impedance

r® Mains connector

Mounting
Panel:
,
® Voltage selector
Mains fuses

© Mains connection f o r additional consumer

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7.3.3 Starting position of operating elements

Brightness c o n t r o l l e r (4) and contrast c o n t r o l l e r (5) i n mid-position,

Input impedance switch (8) i s set to 750, provided no other i n s t r u -
ment i s connected at socket (7) , or to "HIGH" (high impedance), i n
case a further 750-consumer i s connected to (7) .

A l l other adjustment means on the rear panel (internal trimm potentio-

meters) have been factory-adjusted and remain thus.

7.3.4 Starting (Switch-on)

Switching-on position i s indicated by mains control lamp- (T)

7.3.5 Warming-up period

The picture tube i s f i t t e d with a quick-heating cathode so that

the picture appears after about 5seeonds.

7.3.6 Preparatory adjustments

a) In order to make f u l l use of the contrast switch, the monitor has

been factory-adjusted to a video input signal of lVpp. In case of
values d i f f e r i n g within a range of 0.5Vpp, adjustment i s effected
by means of the frontpanel potentiomenter "ADJUST" ( J ) : picture
source (e.g. ultrasonic scanner) i s switched to greyscale display,
brightness potentiometer and contrast switch are turned to right-hand
stop. Then potentiometer "ADJUST" (2) i s so adjusted that the
lightest shade of grey can s t i l l be c l e a r l y distinguished from
the next darker shade; then adjust brightness and contrast accor-
dingly.
b) Normally, the monitor has been set to a frame r e p e t i t i o n frequency
of 625 lines/50Hz and 525 lines/60Hz respectively, or i n accordance
with the video standard specified by the customer.

If the standard has to be changed, a service technician can do so

by means of the internal potentiometers.

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The following potentiometers are mounted on board E 259:

Pot ( P 6 ) v e r t i c a l frequency (hold control)

Pot ( P 7 ) v e r t i c a l position I
Pot ( P 8 ) vertical-S-linearity
Pot ( P l l ) v e r t i c a l - C - l i n e a r i t y
Pot ( P 9 ) v e r t i c a l amplitude II
Pot ( P12 ) v e r t i c a l position II
Pot ( P 4 ) horizontal frequency ( l i n e synchronization)
Pot ( P 3 ) horizontal phase (horizontal position)

Adjustment Ipot (L6) horizontal amplitude (picture width);

this Ipot i s f i t t e d on board E 530.

7.3.7 Linkage to further instruments

If a r i s k l e s s combination with (linkage to) further instruments i s

not d e f i n i t e l y to be deduced from the corresponding technical data,
the monitor user must check with the manufacturers concerned or
with an expert that* no safety rules as regards the patient, the
operator and the surroundings are possibly impaired by the linkage
in question.

7.4 Viewing of the screen image

The monitor i s factory-adjusted to the correct picture size and

position as well as to optimum reproduction of the grey steps
with brightness and contrast potentiometer in mid-position.How-
ever, in accordance with individual requirements and l i k i n g ,
these values can be varied in a wide range.It i s recommended,
however, to adjust these control elements in such manner that a l l
shades of - for instance - a displayed greyscale are v i s i b l e as
part of the total p i c t u r e .
It must be taken into consideration that i n case of viewing at
too great a brightness and contrast the picture tube's l i f e expec-
tation i s reduced accordingly.

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8. Mechanic Set-up

Monitor VM 1721 i s a plug-in unit for X-ray-cameras. Its picture tube

is mounted on an adapter plate which allows easy mounting of the p i c -
ture tube turned by 9 0 ° .

9.. Maintenance

9.1 Cleaning

If required, the picture tube i s cleaned with a l i t t l e glass cleanser or

with a mixture of 50% s p i r i t + 50% water and a drop of wash-up l i q u i d
by means of a s o f t , non-fuzzing c l o t h .

! Pull out mains plug before cleaningl

9.2 Manufacturer's*Responsibility

The manufacturers only takes on r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r effects on safety,

r e l i a b i l i t y and performance of the monitor bri condition that

- e l e c t r i c a l i n s t a l l a t i o n i n the corresponding rooms corresponds to

IEC-rules (see para 7.1)
and
- the monitor i s operated i n accordance with these operating
instructions.

9.3 A c c e s s i b i l i t y to monitor i n t e r i o r ; repairs

When opening covers or removing parts with a t o o l , energized elements

may be exposed. Connection points too may be energized. Before opening,
the monitor must be disconnected from a l l voltage sources! As manufac-
turer of electro-medical appliances we can only be held responsible
for the safety c r i t e r i o n s of the instrument, provided that maintenance,
repairs and changes are c a r r i e d out by ourselves or by experts e x p l i c i t l y

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authorized by our company and on condition that components i n f l u e n -

cing the instrument's safety are only replaced by o r i g i n a l spare
parts.
We recommend to demand from the service man a written statement
about nature and extent of the work executed, including - i f
necessary - details on altered nominal data etc., giving the
company's name, date and signature.

10. Camera Blanking

In order to spare the phosphor layer i n between takes, the monitor

can be blanked v i a frontside "CAM~-socket provided the customer-supplied
jack plug i s connected as shown in the connection diagram.

11. Storage

In case of storage under extreme temperatures (-40°...+55°C)

the monitor must have regained room temperature before i t i s
switched on.
For longtime storage, the original packing material can be used
as dust-protecting cover.

12. Warranty

I n t e r n a t i o n a l M e d i c a l Systems g r a n t s warranty
of 12 months after delivery date on function and data. Such warranty
covers material and repair time on condition that

a) the unit has been neither altered nor repaired by the

customer,
b) the unit has been connected and operated correctly and
has not been damanged by outward circumstances.

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13. Packing L i s t

1 monitor VM 1721
1 manual
1 mains cable

Subject to modifications ( i l l u s t r a t i o n s / s p e c s ) intended to promote

engineering progress.

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 SECTION 8.18

DOCUMENT A TION
MONITOR INTERFACE
IMS2760
MODIFICATION FOR VIDEO RASTER LINE SUPPRESSION OF
DOCUMENTATION MONITOR.

INTRODUCTION

The IXX:U1VI#JTATI0N MONITOR or Hardcopy Camera is a high quality, small CRT display tube and
electronics for the express purpose of exposing a film for long term image archiving. TheJHardcopy
Camera system displays a standard RSI70a monochrome video image when it comes from the factory and
as such will show the retrace or video raster lines on the exposed film.

PURPOSE

To eliminate the raster lines from the film, the display video signal that goes to the hardcopy camera when
the hardcopy key is pressed is modified to a new vertical timing. The video signal measured will be four
times as long in the vertical timing pulse than with a standard RSI70a video signal. The horizontal timing
does not change during this time. The new video time is 66.4 ms from vertical pulse to vertical pulse. The
display when viewed by the naked eye seems to flash or roll but the film will integrate this and thus
eliminate the raster lines from the image and give sharp, clean films for archiving without annoying black
lines across the image.

Z1024 HIGH LINE RATE VIDEO DISPLAY FOR DOCUMENTATION MONITOR

The IMS2000 Video Image Processor has special produce video output sync timing required for the
documentation monitor to suppress video raster lines. In addition to the Image Processor board, special
software routines are needed for control of the Image Processor board.

DOCUMENTATION MONITOR MODIFICATION

This modification consists of the replacement of the capacitor C42 with a new value of 1.8 nF on power
supply +V deflection board. This will cause the monitor Vertical deflection timing to change.
The +V Deflection board is located in the documentation monitor case assembly mounted on the left side of
the CRT chassis.

Figure 8.18-3 shows the location of components in the Documentation monitor system.
Figure 8.18-4 shows the physical location of the capacitor C42 on the +Vertical Deflection board.
Figure 8.18-5 shows Power supply +V Deflection adjustment potentiometers.
Figure 8.18-6 shows Power Supply +V Deflection board schematic and circuit location of C42.

FUNCTIONAL CONTROL SIGNAL DESCRIPTION

When you insert a cassette into the hardcopy camera, the cassette sensing switch connected to X7 on
keyboard interface board is activated, IC7 on U108 board is reset and ready light for video image camera is
lit(field indication L E D # 40) on monitor cart keyboard. Push record button 39 on monitor cart keyboard
(see figure 8.18-1).

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When you press the record button, the C P U scans the keyboard matrix and decodes the hardcopy record
button. This sends a high signal from connector JO pin 14 of the I/O board to pin 9 of U l via Keyboard
interface connector X I pin 14. Pin 8 of U l then gives a low to K l relay. This turns K l relay on. This low
is a 250 ms pulse from the I/O card. The normally open contact of K l closes shorting X 6 pins 15,16 on
the keyboard interface board. This cable from X6 goes to U108 board X 2 connector on the side of the
hardcopy camera. The momentary closure of K l sets IC14 to a count of "16". As soon as the contact
opens with the next V pulse, IC14 counts down 16 V-pulses (16 x 66.4 ms = 1062.4 ms), the CRT
monitor is unblanked, "monitor on". At the same time, IC12 and IC13 clock inputs are cleared.

When the counters IC12and IC13 have counted down to zero, exposure ends, monitor is blanked and IC7
blocks the input of the exposure button to prevent a further exposure. To reset the counter IC7, the cassette
has to be removed and reinserted. At the end of the exposure, a signal is sent out on X5 pin 1 and pin 2.
The cable connected between X5 of U108 and X6 of U109 is polarity sensitive. Pin 1 of X5 must go to
pin 1 of X6. This cable connects the hardcopy camera timeout to U109 board to allow the computer to
sense the end of exposure by hardcopy camera. Failure to have this cable connected will cause premature
termination of the hardcopy printing cycle. The result could be horizontal sync lines or a faint image
appearing on the film.
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EXAMPLE OF VIDEO OUTPUT ON THE DOCUMENTATION

MONITOR CRT

NOTE: IMAGE WILL APPEAR AS 1/4 OF THE SCREEN AT TOP EDGE OF CRT IF CAMERA
PLUG IS PULLED OUT ,THIS IS NORMAL. (SEE FIG. 8.18 - 2 for display and figure 8.18
- 3 Item #8 for camera plug location) ONLY WHEN HARDCOPY CAMERA SWITCH IS
PRESSED (#39) ON THE KEYBOARD, WILL THE IMAGE FILL THE CRT. TO ALLOW LONG
VIEWING OF IMAGE, PRESS TIMER SWITCH (#9 ) ON SIDE OF HARDCOPY CAMERA TO 9.
NOW INSTALL CAMERA PLUG. PRESS #39 ON KEYBOARD AND VIDEO IMAGE WILL BE
VISIBLE FOR APPROXIMATELY 10 -12 SECONDS ON THE CRT OF THE HARDCOPY CAMERA.
A FLICKERING IMAGE IS NORMAL DURING THIS OPERATION.

NOTE: Video timing is 66.4 ms between vertical sync pulses during hardcopy operation.
Horizontal timing is not altered.

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CRT Display when Cam plug When you press the hard
is removed from VM1721 button on the keyboard th
Vertical Video sync time of the Z1024 and VIP ouput Video Timing CRT Screen ouput will no*
ouput mode from the VIP board is 66.4 ms. is normal. Image, will be to full scale. Video outpu
seen as 1/4 of normal captured on film will be a
Normal video vertical time is 16.6ms. Vertical Size. 4 X 512 line image.

Figure 8.18-2 V

Note: A small two-wire connector must be installed between U109 X6 pin 1 and 2 to U108X5 pin 1 and
2. X6 pin 1 must go to pin 1 ofX5. If this wire is not present or connected reversed, system will fail to
give proper exposures.

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5. Contrast Adjustment
6. Brightness Adjustment
8. C a m Plug. S y n c Signal Anode Voltage Figure 8.18 - 9
F o r B l a n k i n g of C R T
9. Power Plug .vfENT SIDE OF LINE DEFLECTION BOARD
10. Power Selection Switch
I I . V i d e o B N C I N Connector
12. V i d e o B N C O U T Connector
13. V i d e o 75£2 Termination Switch
18. Fuse Holders
Outside Circle EXPOSURE 1
U108 Board
nside Circle
1.8 m f C 4 2 Capacitor Installs
for Z1024 L i n e Display

Power Supply + V Deflection V

- Vertical - Size, Position, ipge Seperation EXPOSURE 2
Frequency adjustmants
- Horizontal Frequency, Position
Adjustments
220VAC @ Qfcst Film Images
U 1 0 8 X 5 Connector Cable
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NOTE: REFER TO SECUMATICS IN SERVICE MANUAL BEFORE ST. Fig 8.18 - 11
Modification of the two frame documentation monitor for use with the "IMS20I

W A R N N I N G U S E C A U T I O N W H E N W O R K I N G O N T H I S A S S E J s i n g reversing step 1.
P O W E R IS O N A N D M A Y C A U S E S E R I O U S I N J U R Y
e film for exposure. Press Hard copy button to expose
1. T u m off power to monitor cart and disconnect power supply cord form poweil seperation and alignment o f images are straight with
and place on a non-conductive support i n front o f the housing. N O T E : Remove 18 - 11
support bracket to remove C R T assembly. See Figure 8 . 1 8 - 7
5 for reference and l o g settings of contrast and brightness
2. Remove V Deflection board and replace C 4 2 capacitor with a 1.8 m f capacitc

3. Remove 100 Q resistor from the input video B N C connector o f the V M 172 service manual.
60 H z hum. See Figure 8.18 - 7
QTY 1 SIDE 1 OF 1
4. Install C I 1 lOOpf capacitor from R 2 2 to Groung plane on the V M 1 7 2 1 circu'
APPROVALS FILE NAME
IMS 2 FRAME CAMERA MOD
5. Remove Present aperture plate and install new aperture plate and center the a; RICHARD W. 6/23/95
N RICHARD W. 8/23/95
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6. Use service software I M S 2 0 0 0 image test display #6 and set image size o n t
1.5mm for outside circle. See example o f image Figure 8.18 - 1 1 . U s e adjustmei
N o w adjust the the horizontal size w i t h L 6 , and horizontal linearity L 7 located <
w i t h L 6 , try to adjust the anode voltage power using P I . See Figure 8.18 - 91 SIZE DWG NO. REV
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