Connecting your Evo-M-Series to the Monitor

1. Using the hardware provided, attach the camera to the back of the monitor with (4) of the short phillips head screws. Fig 1.0 When the back pack is attached to the correct side of the monitor the logo will be upright.
P/N EVOM-BP

Connection Diagram & Remote

Using your camera

1. Once your camera is correctly connected to the monitor, and you have wired the unit according to the diagram in Fig 4.0, switch the power switch located on the back of the camera to the ON position. Lift the handpiece from the camera cradle. The Evolution camera is equipped with an auto ON/OFF cradle, when the handpiece is lifted from the cradle the unit will power up. Conversely when the handpiece is returned to the cradle, the unit will power off. At this point you will see that the handpiece tip is illuminated and the camera is on. You are now ready to use the Evolution camera.

Fig 4.0
Composite Video Cable

Back pack reorder #

Back pack logo location.

Rear view of Backpack

S- Video Cable

Fig 1.0
2. Slide the camera module into the back pack. Always have the handpiece in the cradle during this operation to ensure that the camera is in the correct position. The model and serial number should always be on the opposite side of the monitor screen. Fig 2.0
P/N EVO-CAM

Model # EVOC-BP Serial # 123-456

Power Supply

Power Switch
P/N EVO-HPC

Auto ON/OFF cradle adapter reorder #

Model # EVOM-BP

Serial # 123-456

Back pack Power on/off

Camera Module reorder #

(Troubleshooting & Tips) The light on the handpiece did not come on when I lifted it from the cradle. *Make sure the power supply is plugged into the wall. *Make sure that the camera module is pushed all the way into the backpack. *Check that the ON/OFF switch on the rear of the backpack is in the ON position. (Tips): The Evolution M-Series comes with an additional ON/OFF place anywhere cradle. This cradle will perform the same auto functions as the cradle built into your camera module. The cradle can be secured using double sided tape or mounting screws. If the camera is not going to be used for extended periods of time (overnight), it is recommended that the rocker switch on the rear of the backpack is set to the OFF position.
Power Supply To AC Power 1. (Prev) This button will allow you to go backward through saved images while in the View mode. 2. (Next) This button will allow you to go forward through saved images while in the View mode. 3. (View) This button will take you from a live image to the memory mode, while in this mode you can navigate captured images by using the Prev and or Next button. 4. (Clear) This button will clear ALL of the stored images. 5. (Live) This button will take you back to live video from a captured image and or the View mode. 6. (Gain) This button will increase the brightness and is best suited for extra-Oral images. 7. (Light) This button will turn the light at the tip of the camera on and off. 8. (Save) This button will save a frozen image to imaging software. Please note that a compatible software and corresponding capture cable must be used. .Please note that ALL of the buttons on the remote require that you hold them down for at least 1 Second.

Fig 2.0

Note: The wiring diagram shown here has both the (S-Video )and (Composite Video ) connected from the backpack to the computer. Only one of these connections is required. It is recommended that you use the S-Video.

Model & Serial number location.

To AC Power

3. If utilizing a wall, pole, or desk mount arm, sandwich the camera bracket between the monitor and arm bracket. When installing the arm, the long screws from the hardware bag must be used. Fig 3.0

Fig 3.0
e V olution
Clear Gain Next Save

Remote Control Functions

2.. Sheaths: Your Evolution camera will come with a sample pack of sheaths. These sheaths are designed to be used for intra-oral images only. (Using a sheath outside of the mouth will result in a fogged image.) When applying the sheaths, slide the handpiece with the LEDs facing down under the white flap. Push the handpiece in until the end of the sheath is taut, peel away the top blue layer and the bottom paper layer. It is recommended that you use the bottom paper layer or a gloved hand and press the sheath against the lens for about 3 Seconds. The paper or glove are used to keep oils on the hand from touching the optically clear area over the lens.
Blue top layer White flap Bottom paper layer
Sheath reorder #
P/N SH0002

View

Please Note: Many operatories today use metal stud walls. It is imperative that when attaching your swing arm provisions are made to support a minimum weight of 60 lbs.

Light

Prev

Live

LED direction

3. Focus: The Evolution camera has three focus points.

5. Camera Functions Continue: Below are examples of screen titles and their meaning.
View Mode Memory Page 1
F M01

Fig 5.0
I. Close up: This is achieved by pulling the lens chamber all the way out. The red reference line will be fully exposed. Fig 5.0
Live Video
L

Frozen Video

View Mode Memory Page 9

M09

MEMORY CLEAR

Fig 6.0
II. Two Surface: In order to view two surfaces, set the lens chamber on or close to the red reference line. Fig 6.0

All images erased

6. Serial and Model number information. Each Evolution camera consists of two parts. Fig 8.0 shows the camera module with the serial and model No. indicated. Fig 9.0 shows the backpack with the serial and model No. Indicated.
Camera Model # Back pack Model #

Fig 7.0
III. Full Smile/Face: This view is achieved by pushing the lens chamber all the way in, the red reference line will not be seen Fig 7.0

Model # EVO-CAM Serial # 123-456

Camera Serial #
Model # EVOM-BP Serial # 123-456

Back pack Serial #

Fig 9.0

4. Capturing an Image & Camera Functions: When you press the capture button located on the handpiece an image will be frozen on the screen. A frozen image is indicated by a small (F) in the lower right hand corner. This image is saved to the memory board as image (M01). By pressing the capture button a second time, the image will return to live video. A live image is indicated by a small (L) in the lower right of the screen. Each successive capture will store an additional image to the memory board. Up to12 full page images can be stored , labeled M01-M12. After all desired images are captured, they can be viewed by either hanging up the handpiece in the cradle, or pressing the View button on the remote. Once either one of these operations is completed, the camera will enter the View mode, indicated by a small (M01) in the bottom right of the screen (this indicates memory page 1). By pressing the Prev (previous) or next buttons on the remote you will be able to scroll through the images labled M01 to M12. The memory board logic has been designed so that images will capture and store in chronological order even after the view mode is accessed. This means that if you captured (4) images and then accessed the view mode by either hanging up the handpiece or pressing the VIEW button on the remote, when you lift the hanpiece the next image you capture will be image (5). If you are using a computer you can enter the view mode and scroll through the images until reaching an image that you wish to save to the software. Press the SAVE button on the remote to record the image into the PC Software.. Please note that a compatible software and corresponding capture cable must be used.

Fig 8.0
7. Camera Care. The camera should be cleaned regularly using Isopropyl alcohol. Use a damp 2x2 for cleaning the handpiece and all external surfaces. The lens area should be cleaned with a damp cotton swab. The camera is NOT submersible or autoclavable. Do NOT use gluteraldehyde or any such abrasive cleaner on the camera using any such cleaner will VOID the warranty. 8. General Specs.
Camera Dimensions: Camera Module=5.75 x4.75 x 1 Back pack= 6.25 x 5.5 x 1.75 Handpiece= 8 x 1 SONY .25 High resolution Super HAD CCD with Auto white balance and continuous variable speed shutter. Image size= diagonal 4.5mm (type.25) Total Number of pixels= 811(H) x 508(V) approx. 410,000 Ye,Cy,Mg and G Complementary color mosaic filter. 105 degree / 50x macro lens, with manual focus three position selectable focus. Nine (9) white Light Emitting Diode array utilizing high output TrueSpectrum illumination. Composite and S-Video outputs Handpiece capture button Auto ON/OFF handpiece cradle Quick disconnect camera control unit standard Visa 75 and 100mm connection. 4511 Golden Foothill Parkway El Dorado Hills, California 95762 Toll Free: 1.800.518.1102 www.digi-doc.com

Video Imaging:

CCD Device Structure:

Optics: Light source: Camera Features:

Evolution M-Series Owners Manual