USER MANUAL –PROCAM HD II
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INMANUUML023 USER M./M.USO PROCAM HD BASIC V.2022.10 ENG/ESP US
In case of interference with other electro medical or electric equipment, we recommend
increasing the distance between PROCAM HD and the other equipment to minimize these
effects.
Do not open the equipment. Maintenance and repairs must be done by ECLERIS or an
authorized company. ECLERIS will not be responsible for the consequences of repairs or
maintenance carried out by non-authorized personal.
In case of any problem, disconnect the power cable.
The equipment should only be used by personnel who are informed of the above warnings.
This instruction manual must be kept together with the equipment for future reference. If the
equipment should be sold or donated this manual must be enclosed.
Any use outside of the manufacturer specific intent use, will exclude ECLERIS of all liability.
If by any of the following:
Inadequate use of the equipment.
Failure to use the instruction manual.
Bad maintenance and care of the equipment.
Repair or manipulation by unauthorized personal.
…personal or material damage is produced to a third party, ECLERIS, the manufacturer and
sales agent of this equipment, will not assume reasonability for said damage.
The device should never be discarded with the household waste. Please check local
regulations for electronic components disposal or recycling. It is the user’s
responsibility to deliver the system to the proper location for disposal or recycle of
electrical and electronic device.
3. DESCRIPTION
3.1 INTENDED USE
The device is intended for use in all types of diagnoses and surgeries that require real-time
capture of high sharpness and contrast images, without being exclusive stereoscopy as a
conditioning technique.
3.2 INTENDED USER
The device is intended for use by physician, paramedic or health care professional.
3.3 DESCRIPTION AND FEATURES
PROCAM HD camera has a 1/3” high resolution CMOS chip in one control unit
The CMOS chip, is located in the front of the camera head, it takes the image and converts it to
electronic signals. The image is processed in the control unit and provides an HDMI (High
Definition Multimedia Interface) in the back panel to be either projected on a LCD monitor or other
digital visualization devices.
