Olympus MAJ-1428 Keyboard for CV-180 Video Processor w/ Cover
Olympus MAJ-1428 Keyboard for CV-180 Video Processor w/ Cover
• Model: MAJ-1428
• P/N: N860-8769-T201
• S/N: V2002117
• USB Connectivity
• Backlit Keys
The MAJ‑1428 keyboard serves as the primary human–machine interface for the Olympus CV‑180 video processor. In an endoscopic imaging system, the keyboard allows the clinician or technician to control imaging parameters (such as exposure, gain, image enhancement, NBI mode, white balance, etc.), navigate menus, enter annotations or identifiers, and trigger other functions tied to the processor. Because video endoscopy demands relatively rapid and accurate control—often while the procedure is ongoing—a responsive and well‑designed keyboard is essential.
The inclusion of a cover (e.g. the MAJ‑1934 keyboard cover) complements the keyboard’s function by providing a hygienic barrier in the sterile or semi‑sterile environment. This cover protects the keyboard from splashes, bodily fluids, disinfectants, or particulate contamination, while still allowing the user to operate the keys through the barrier. In practice, this helps reduce downtime for cleaning, lowers risk of damage to the keyboard, and helps maintain the sterility or cleanliness required in procedural rooms.
Together, the MAJ‑1428 keyboard and its cover form a durable, integrated, and clinically adapted control module. They bridge the physical interface between surgical/endoscopic staff and the video processor, enabling critical adjustments during the procedure without interrupting workflow. Even though the keyboard is somewhat humble compared to camera heads, light sources, or video processors, it is a vital element of the endoscopy system, ensuring that control and parameter changes are conveniently and reliably accessible in real time.
This medical equipment item is a subcomponent or part that has been extracted from a larger system or unit. It is intended for use as a replacement part or for integration into another system. Its condition may vary, but it has been removed with care to preserve its functionality.
Olympus MAJ-1428 Keyboard for CV-180 Video Processor w/ Cover
• Model: MAJ-1428
• P/N: N860-8769-T201
• S/N: V2002117
• USB Connectivity
• Backlit Keys
The MAJ‑1428 keyboard serves as the primary human–machine interface for the Olympus CV‑180 video processor. In an endoscopic imaging system, the keyboard allows the clinician or technician to control imaging parameters (such as exposure, gain, image enhancement, NBI mode, white balance, etc.), navigate menus, enter annotations or identifiers, and trigger other functions tied to the processor. Because video endoscopy demands relatively rapid and accurate control—often while the procedure is ongoing—a responsive and well‑designed keyboard is essential.
The inclusion of a cover (e.g. the MAJ‑1934 keyboard cover) complements the keyboard’s function by providing a hygienic barrier in the sterile or semi‑sterile environment. This cover protects the keyboard from splashes, bodily fluids, disinfectants, or particulate contamination, while still allowing the user to operate the keys through the barrier. In practice, this helps reduce downtime for cleaning, lowers risk of damage to the keyboard, and helps maintain the sterility or cleanliness required in procedural rooms.
Together, the MAJ‑1428 keyboard and its cover form a durable, integrated, and clinically adapted control module. They bridge the physical interface between surgical/endoscopic staff and the video processor, enabling critical adjustments during the procedure without interrupting workflow. Even though the keyboard is somewhat humble compared to camera heads, light sources, or video processors, it is a vital element of the endoscopy system, ensuring that control and parameter changes are conveniently and reliably accessible in real time.
This medical equipment item is a subcomponent or part that has been extracted from a larger system or unit. It is intended for use as a replacement part or for integration into another system. Its condition may vary, but it has been removed with care to preserve its functionality.
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Olympus MAJ-1428 Keyboard for CV-180 Video Processor w/ Cover
• Model: MAJ-1428
• P/N: N860-8769-T201
• S/N: V2002117
• USB Connectivity
• Backlit Keys
The MAJ‑1428 keyboard serves as the primary human–machine interface for the Olympus CV‑180 video processor. In an endoscopic imaging system, the keyboard allows the clinician or technician to control imaging parameters (such as exposure, gain, image enhancement, NBI mode, white balance, etc.), navigate menus, enter annotations or identifiers, and trigger other functions tied to the processor. Because video endoscopy demands relatively rapid and accurate control—often while the procedure is ongoing—a responsive and well‑designed keyboard is essential.
The inclusion of a cover (e.g. the MAJ‑1934 keyboard cover) complements the keyboard’s function by providing a hygienic barrier in the sterile or semi‑sterile environment. This cover protects the keyboard from splashes, bodily fluids, disinfectants, or particulate contamination, while still allowing the user to operate the keys through the barrier. In practice, this helps reduce downtime for cleaning, lowers risk of damage to the keyboard, and helps maintain the sterility or cleanliness required in procedural rooms.
Together, the MAJ‑1428 keyboard and its cover form a durable, integrated, and clinically adapted control module. They bridge the physical interface between surgical/endoscopic staff and the video processor, enabling critical adjustments during the procedure without interrupting workflow. Even though the keyboard is somewhat humble compared to camera heads, light sources, or video processors, it is a vital element of the endoscopy system, ensuring that control and parameter changes are conveniently and reliably accessible in real time.
This medical equipment item is a subcomponent or part that has been extracted from a larger system or unit. It is intended for use as a replacement part or for integration into another system. Its condition may vary, but it has been removed with care to preserve its functionality.
