Anatomage, Inc. 111 N. Market St. Suite 500 San Jose, CA USA Page 1 of 16 - TS001 Rev A. 9. Apr.

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1 Anatomage, Inc. 111 N. Market St. Suite 500 San Jose, CA USA Page 1 of 16 -

2 Warranty Statement There are no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the contents of this document, and all information provided herein is provided as is. Anatomage reserves the right to periodically change the information that is contained in this document; however, Anatomage makes no commitment to provide any such changes in a timely manner or at all. Limitation of Liability In no event shall Anatomage or its affiliates be liable to any party for any direct, indirect, special, or consequential damages in connection with your use of this document, including, without limitation, loss of business revenue or earnings, lost data, damages caused by delays, lost profits, or a failure to realize expected savings, even if Anatomage was expressly advised of the possibility of such damages. Trademarks Anatomage and related marks, images, and symbols are the exclusive properties of, and trademarks of, Anatomage Inc. All other brands and marks are the properties of their respective owners. Copyright Documentation for the Anatomage Table and the operating software are copyrighted with all rights reserved. Under the copyright laws, this documentation may not be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, or translated into any human or computer language in whole or part without the prior written permission of the copyright holder. About Anatomage Table and Anatomage Table Software The Anatomage Table Application software (Table2.0) was released in 2013 as an update to the Table Application software from Anatomage, Inc. In this document, the Anatomage Table Application software refers to the latest version of the Anatomage Table Application software and is synonymous with the terms Table application, Table2.0, and Anatomage Table application. Similarly, the Anatomage Table refers to the table hardware and excludes the software. The Anatomage Table comes with Table2.0 software installed, but Table2.0 can be installed on any Windows workstation. To learn more about Anatomage, visit our website at Language The original language of this manual is English. - Page 2 of 16 -

3 Getting Started with the Anatomage Table...4 Safety Instructions and Warnings...4 Hardware Features...7 Display Monitor Features...8 Accessing the Internal Computer...9 Calibrating the Anatomage Table...10 Video Output...12 Anatomage Table Maintenance...13 Cleaning the Anatomage Table...13 Usage...13 Desktop Files...14 Table Hardware Troubleshooting Page 3 of 16 -

4 Getting Started with the Anatomage Table The Anatomage Table is comprised of multiple components, both software and hardware. The following section provides information about the Anatomage Table hardware and touchscreen software. WARNING: Use of the Anatomage Table requires proper understanding of the hardware design and limitations including, but not limited to: compatible power range, touchscreen calibration settings, and component sensitivity. Before using the Anatomage Table and its application, read the safety information described in this section. If you experience any difficulties, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department. Anatomage Support office: Anatomage Support Safety Instructions and Warnings Below are safety warnings and instructions for operating the Anatomage Table. In this document, product, equipment, and device are used interchangeably and refer to all items associated with the Anatomage Table (such as the Anatomage Table and its individual components). Use the following safety guidelines to ensure your own personal safety and to protect your equipment and working environment from potential damage. For additional user information about the Anatomage Table, its individual components, or any other Anatomage products, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department. WARNING: Do not attempt to service the equipment yourself, except as explained by the Anatomage documentation or in instructions otherwise provided by Anatomage. Some internal components may become very warm during normal operation. Before touching any internal components, allow time for them to cool. WARNING: Anatomage will NOT be held responsible for any decrease in performance from the Anatomage Table or for any damage to the Anatomage Table, its surroundings, or its users if the warnings and instructions listed here are not strictly followed. - Page 4 of 16 -

5 The Anatomage Table is rated for operating in V and at 50/60Hz. Use only power cables rated for 10A or more. Check the voltage rating before you connect the equipment to an electrical outlet to ensure that the required voltage and frequency match the available power source. To prevent electric shock, plug the equipment power cables into properly grounded electrical outlets. If the equipment is provided with a 3-prong power cable, do not use adapter plugs that bypass the grounding feature, or remove the grounding feature from the plug or adapter. Do NOT use the Anatomage Table on soft, uneven surfaces. The equipment is designed for operating on hard, level surfaces. The Anatomage Table's touchscreen sensors and monitors are sensitive to excessive loading on the frame. Leaning and pushing on the cover piece or display surfaces may result in a decrease in performance. Avoid placing excessive weight on or against the Table. Do NOT stack the equipment, place it in an enclosed space, or install it where it is subject to heated air. Allow for proper ventilation as restricted airflow can damage the equipment or cause overheating. For the best performance from your Anatomage Table touchscreen sensors, avoid placing the Anatomage Table in direct sunlight. - Page 5 of 16 -

6 For electrical safety and protection of the components, it is recommended to avoid keeping the equipment in outdoor environments or bringing the Table into contact with wet or moist objects. Do NOT use the Table in a wet environment and protect the equipment from liquid intrusion. Do NOT push any objects into the air vents or openings of the equipment. Doing so can cause fire or electric shock by shorting out interior components. Do NOT dispose of the Anatomage Table. Electrical components and batteries require proper recycling and disposal. - Page 6 of 16 -

7 Hardware Features This section provides information on the overall hardware features of the Anatomage Table. 1. Display Monitors LED panels display Anatomage Table renderings and serve as the main device for userinteractivity. 2. USB Ports (3x) Front facing ports connect to external devices (keyboards, computer mouse, etc.) Used for uploading user scans. 3. Monitor Output Ports Display monitors have two DisplayPort output ports. Used to connect alternate display(s). For connection to a HDMI or DVI port, a DisplayPort to HDMI/DVI adapter is needed. 4. Foot Brake Foot brake located under side panel is equipped for stability at operating location. 5. Wheels Wheels are equipped at Table base for mobility. 6. Internal Computer Access Panel Remove this user panel to reveal the internal PC. 7. Power connector and switch Connects to power cable. Anatomage Table accepts AC power: V at 50/60Hz, 10A 8. Network connector Connects the Anatomage Table to a network or broadband device. 9. Product Label Includes Anatomage Table information such as country of origin and serial number. - Page 7 of 16 -

8 Display Monitor Features This section provides information on the individual display monitors of the Anatomage Table. 1. Protective Glass Surface: Low-friction glass panel covers the display screens. 2. Active Touchscreen Area: Touch-interactivity is supported across the glass panel (both displays). 3. Touchscreen Cameras and Sensors: Along border of display area. Avoid leaning on this hardware as mentioned in the safety guidelines. Avoid blocking sensors to ensure proper software behavior. For access to the monitor and touchscreen connections, locate the panel underneath one of the monitors. Unscrew the two screws and pull panel away from the Table base to remove. - Page 8 of 16 -

9 Accessing the Internal Computer Remove the front panel of the Anatomage Table to access the internal PC. The internal PC provides access to the computer power switch and additional USB ports. 1. Look under front of Anatomage Table. 2. Unscrew securing plugs at top of panel. 3. Slide panel up and pull away from frame. NOTE: The internal PC in the Anatomage Table may not look as shown in the illustration above. - Page 9 of 16 -

10 Calibrating the Anatomage Table This section provides information on the calibration software that comes with the Anatomage Table. This user's guide is written for Version of the calibration software. If there is a different version installed on the Anatomage Table, contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Support Department for further assistance. The Calibration Software should be opened for periodic touchscreen recalibration and adjusting touchscreen settings. It is recommended to use a mouse and a keyboard during the calibration process. I If you have never calibrated your system or you are experiencing unresolvable calibration issues, please contact your local distributor or the Anatomage Table Department for assistance. Step 1: Open the Calibration Software and select Calibrate from the window. - Page 10 of 16 -

11 Step 2: Press and hold your finger at the flashing cross-hair for one second. Repeat for all four crosshairs. For best results move and stand over the cross-hair before pressing and holding your finger down. Step 3: When completed, the software will reset the touchscreen data and finish calibrating the touchscreen with the display. Please do not touch the screen until the application has finished calibrating. - Page 11 of 16 -

12 Step 4: Confirm that the device is connected, the Status reads running ok, and the settings are as shown below. Close the calibration software. Video Output This section discusses options for video output from the Table. 1. DisplayPort output directly from each monitor Each DisplayPort slot on Table outputs from a single monitor Requires two (2) DisplayPort cables and two (2) output displays to transfer both Table screens Converter cables need to be used when using alternate displays with DVI or HDMI ports Digital signal only 2. Remote Desktop Applications Requires an additional computer system. Must install remote desktop application onto Table as well as additional computer system. Requires a network connection - Page 12 of 16 -

13 Anatomage Table Maintenance This section discusses common troubleshooting issues as well as suggested maintenance for the Anatomage Table. Cleaning the Anatomage Table 1. Turn off system. 2. Use a clean microfiber cloth and nonabrasive cleaning solution to gently wipe the display screens. 3. Use a clean microfiber cloth and cleaning solution to gently wipe the Table panels. Usage To prevent damage to the Anatomage Table: Avoid using paper towels and surface cleaners (i.e. Windex) to clean the display screens. Refer to the Safety Instructions and Warnings (p. 4) when operating. To maintain the performance of the Anatomage Table: Periodically turn off the Anatomage Table. Avoid placing objects on the Table display surface. Check that no objects obstruct the Table sensors. - Page 13 of 16 -

14 Desktop Files Many helpful files such as User's Manuals, Anatomage Curriculum, and Sample Cases can be found on the Table desktop. User's Manuals Contains manual and How To documents for Anatomage Table, InVivo, and Medical Design Studio Anatomage Curriculum Curriculum PDF files can be accessed from desktop Curriculum files can be accessed from Table application via Image Library > Curriculum > Desktop > Anatomage Curriculum Sample Cases Sample case INV files can be accessed from Table application via OpenFile > Desktop > Sample Cases If files are missing or inaccessible, all files can be found on the Anatomodel website 1. Go to 2. Username: table 3. Password: download 4. Select link under Case No. 5. Select Save File button. - Page 14 of 16 -

15 Table Hardware Troubleshooting For all troubleshooting, be sure to follow the safety guidelines outlined in the Safety Instructions and Warnings section of this document (p. 4). Issue With Problem Touch does not work Touch Sensor Possible Cause Action Camera obstruction Check that no objects are blocking the Table sensors. Wipe the camera lenses. Newly installed software Connect a USB keyboard and a mouse. Restart the Table. Faulty USB connection Unscrew user panel and disconnect and reconnect touchscreen power and USB connection. Cursor not aligned with finger Calibration adjustment Touch is too sensitive Calibration adjustment Cannot double click Calibration adjustment Rerun calibration steps (p. 10). Unplug AC power cord from Table and external source. Try a different power outlet. Power No picture Monitor Check that the main Power Switch is in ON position. Check that computer power switch is in the ON position. Power cord Unplug AC power cord from the monitor to reset the monitor. Plug AC power cord back in. No signal message DVI disconnection Check DVI connections to computer and monitors. Image unstable Signal cable (DVI/HDMI) Signal cable should be completely connected to display card/computer and to monitor. Image persistence Monitor fatigue Turn off monitor for as long as previous image was displayed. Alternate display(s) has HDMI or DVI input Use a converter cable (DisplayPort to HDMI or DisplayPort to DVI). Alternate display(s) has VGA only input Table does not support output to VGA. Cable disconnection Check connections to Table and alternate display(s). No output video - Page 15 of 16 -

16 Issue With Problem Possible Cause Power switch No power No video Action Check that the main Power Switch is in ON position. Check that computer power switch is in the ON position. Power cord Unplug AC power cord from the Table. Plug AC power cord back in. Signal cable (DVI/HDMI) Signal cable should be completely connected to display card/computer and to monitor. Restart system and see if problem persists. Computer Hardware malfunction Note the error code given and learn more at support.microsoft.com Restart system and see if problem persists. Note the error code given and learn more at support.microsoft.com Blue screen Software malfunction - Page 16 of 16 - Use Windows install disc/usb drive, reformat the computer. Contact Anatomage for new Table Application authorization code(s).