Philips Azurion - 3.1.10 Monitor Configuration

3.1.10 Monitor Con
guraon
For a monoplane system, there is always at least one monitor in the examinaon room that displays live
and reference images. For a biplane system, there are always at least two monitors, and the live images
for the frontal and lateral channels are always synchronized and displayed side by side. Addional
monitors to display reference images can be congured at installaon.
Figure 11 St
andard monitor layout in the examinaon room
Legend
1 Live view 4 Reference 2 view
2 Reference 1 view 5 Reference 3 view
3 Status bar 6 Touch screen module
Figure 12 Fle
xVision (opon) layout in the examinaon room
Legend
1 Status bar 5 Applicaon vie
w
2 Reference 1 view 6 Applicaon workstaon
3 Reference 2 view 7 X-ray workstaon
4 Live view 8 Touch screen module
Monitors are mounted within a monitor ceiling suspension unit. For more in
formaon, see Posioning
the Monitor Ceiling Suspension (page 60).
NOTE When a third-party video source has no paent idencaon, the hospital should have a
procedures in place to assess the video feeds on the large screen without the risk of mixing
up paent data.
Switchable Monitors (Opon)
The switchable monitors opon allows you to manage up to 16 displays in the examinaon room and
display video and applicaons originang from the Azurion system and up to 11 video sources from
auxiliary systems.
About the System Equipment in the Ex
aminaon Room
Azurion Release 1.2 Ins
trucons for Use 35 Philips Healthcare 4522 203 52421