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6.3.6 Video Review
To review a video taken previously this session, double click on the thumbnail of the video located in the
picture/video log area. The video files will have a icon overlay. The video will open using the default
media player on the computer. Click on the X on the upper right corner to close the media player when
done.
NOTE: Be careful not to click on the X located on the Lutech Viewer window. This will close the Lutech
Viewer instead.
6.3.7 End Session
When you are finished with the session, press the “End Session” button. A warning message will pop up for
you to confirm your selection.
NOTE: When a session ends, no other file can be saved by the software within that session folder. When a
new session is started, the picture/video log area will be empty and a new folder will be created. Therefore,
please be sure that the session is truly complete before ending it.
Click “OK” to end the session. This will return you to the Main Screen. From here, you may choose to start
a new session or press the “Quit” button to close the software. Alternately, you may also click on the X
located on the upper right corner to close the software.
6.3.8 Test Session
NOTE: Always test the software out before you have a live session.
Start the software and enter all the information required. Take some pictures as well as videos using the
buttons on the Lutech Viewer software as well as the foot pedals. End the session when done. Navigate to
the folder path you have entered to see if pictures and videos have been saved accurately.
If there are any issues, please see Section 3.9 Troubleshooting or contact your Lutech Representative.
6.4 Lutech Viewer Troubleshooting
The following troubleshooting sections list some common issues and their solutions.
6.4.1 Video Source Troubleshooting
Make sure the colposcope is connected to the
computer with the USB cable that came with
the colposcope. Turn off the software and
restart it while the colposcope is properly
connected.
Make sure to use the USB 3.0 cable that came
with the colposcope. Make sure that the
computer you are using has a USB 3.0
connector and meets the minimum required
computer specifications listed within this
manual. Using a USB 2.0 port will significantly
reduce image quality and speed.
NOTE: The USB 3.0 port is sometimes
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