Display accessories

Acceptance test according to DIN 6868-157 Testing & calibration The partial acceptance test according to DIN 6868-157:2014-11 involves testing and calibrating a diagnostic workstation with one or two screens (including monitor, graphics card or graphics driver, display software such as DICOM viewer, and display sources such as PACS). In accordance with §16 of the German X-ray Ordinance (RöV), an acceptance test in accordance with DIN 6868-157 must be carried out during the installation and configuration of an image reproduction system. Among other things, this test checks whether the integrated screen of the image reproduction system is controlled at the correct resolution and whether the required reference values are complied with in accordance with the declared room class and the diagnostic method. Both the area of activity and the ambient light are taken into account, as they have a significant influence on the image quality of the monitor. Procedure: Testing and calibration of a device Consistency test Provision of calibrated measuring equipment as required by regulations Calibration according to DICOM §14 standard at the installation site, before each acceptance test Tests according to the current DIN standards, in this case DIN 6868-157 Preparation of test reports in paper and file form (PDF file) Explanations of the commission recommendations of the medical association Test recommendations for systems that are not yet subject to a valid test standard Identification of tested monitors (otherwise the responsibility of the radiation protection officer) Arrival/departure throughout Germany Notes: Minimum requirements for image reproduction devices DIN 6868-157. DIN 6868-157: Room classes

Sony Foot Switch FS24 Hands-free control for medical imaging The Sony FS-24 Foot Switch was specially developed for medical use in combination with Sony video recorders. The sturdy 5m connection cable with mono mini jack allows the switch to be conveniently and flexibly positioned in the operating room or treatment room. The stable pedal enables hands-free control of recording functions such as start, stop, or pause – ideal in sterile working environments where hands must remain free. The FS-24 is ideal for use in operating rooms, endoscopic examinations, or diagnostic areas where medical staff need to control video recordings or image documentation efficiently and hygienically – without taking their hands off the instrument or sterile area. Benefits: Compatible with medical recorders by Sony Robust foot switch for hands-free control Cable length: 5m – ideal for flexible placement in work environments Port: Mono mini jack – easy to use Reliable operation of important recorder functions Optimized for surgical, endoscopy, and diagnostic areas Plug-and-play: no drivers or setup required Note: The Sony FS24 Foot Switch is intended for use in combination with Sony medical devices.