iQ-CAPTURE
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iQ-CAPTURE is an optional add-on for iQ-VIEW PRO for capturing medical images from analog and digital video sources. iQ-CAPTURE is an optional software The capture process requires spe- to PACS, hospitals or imaging cen- cific hardware components, such ters are faced with medical devices handle both analog and digital as an appropriate frame grabber without DICOM connectivity or cost- video signals from sources, such as card. You can purchase either the ly DICOM interfaces. iQ-CAPTURE provides a solution for this dilemma. and fluoroscopy devices, from cam- hardware package. The difference The software captures medical im- eras, microscopes and others. The lies in the frame grabber hardware ages from sources that are unable video signals are transformed to still that connects to a different range to create and/or send DICOM com- images and shown as previews live pliant images. While going digital and switching tured images are transferred to iQVIEW PRO in order to match them with appropriate patient and study information and convert them into DICOM images. Those can then be stored in the PACS and used for clinical reference. VHS, S-VHS or composite video sources PACS Server VGA, DVI, HDMI, RGB or analog gray video sources iQ-VIEW PRO with iQ-CAPTURE (incl. frame grabber card and foot switch) Picture proof: Pictures by www.Fotolia.de ▪ www.istockphoto.com ▪ www.shutterstock.com CAPTURING MEDICAL IMAGES FROM VIDEO SOURCES IMAGE Information Systems Europe GmbH – Medical Imaging with iQ! iQ-CAPTURE 1.3 Flyer PUB INT EN - 002R

iQ-CAPTURE card iQ-CAPTURE PRO card Drivers DirectShow® compatible DirectShow® compatible Card type PCI or PCI express x2 PCI express x4 low profile card 96.1 mm x 119.9 mm (3.8" x 68.9 mm x 167.6 mm (2.71" x 6.5") 4.7") Input 1x S-VHS 1x DVI-I type connector (75 D terminated) 2x CVBS (composite video) Automatic detection of input modes in hardware enabling the tracking of mode changes in the source signal Analog input range: min. 0.5 Vpp, max. 1.0 Vpp Input offset: ■ +/- 2 V ■ Hsync: 15 kHz - 110 kHz ■ Vsync: No hardware limits, typically 25 Hz - 200 Hz for...