Recording 14-1
14 Recording
NOTE: 1. Strictly observe the procedures described here to perform the recording and
replaying operations; otherwise it may result in data loss or system
malfunction.
2. Set the PAL or NTSC in the setup and this shall be consistent with that in the
DVR.
3. Accidental exposure to strong electromagnetic fields or mishandling of the
video cassette may result in image and data loss, so check if the recording is
successful as soon as possible. Mindray is not responsible for any data loss.
14.1 VCR
VCR is used to record exam images. The storage medium for VCR is cassette. The
following operations only take Sony SVO-9500MD as an example, for the detailed
operations, please refer to the VCR accompanying operation manual.
14.1.1 VCR Recording
Recoding procedures with VCR:
1. Connect the VCR recorder to the ultrasound system and put a cassette in the
recorder.
2. Do Output Setting via “[Setup] (F10) → [Peripheral Preset] → [Input & Display]”.
3. Start the ultrasound exam and acquire images.
4.
Press <PLA
Y>+<REC> on the VCR cont
rol panel to begin the recording. NOTE: After the cassette has recorded data and been taken out/re-inserted, you will
need to select [blank search] from the front of the VCR to find the next blank
tape position. Otherwise, subsequent recording can overwrite existing data.
5. Press <Stop> on the VCR control panel to stop recording.
6. Remove the VCR cassette.
14.2 DVR
You can use the DVR device to record videos and audios that can be stored in DVD disc
or hard disc. For the detailed operation, please refer to the DVR accompanying operation
manual.
14.2.1 DVR Recording
Recording is to record videos/audios arise from the examination and store them into DVD
or hard disc of the DVR device.
Recording procedures with DVR:
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