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MEDICAL COMPUTER HARDWARE Computer Systems Mobile Cart Systems Input Devices Medical Displays Power Supply Isola� on Stromversorgung Isola� On EDITION 2017 MEDICAL COMPUTER HARDWARE Computer Systems_Mobile Cart Systems_Input Devices Medical Displays_Power Supply_Isola on Stromversorgung_Isola on 2 BBaaskeaaske MedicalMedical PREAMBLE We oc er quality at fair prices. Quality DIN ISO 9001 cer ed. 3 Baaske Medical PREAMBLE Welcome Hospitals and physicians may combine ac ve medical products for the purpose of self-produc on according to §12 MPG (German Act on Medical Devices). In many cases modern IT will have to be applied to achieve this. Baaske Medical GmbH & Co.KG o ers exactly this IT by e-medic™ series. The results are safe IT systems. Our company was founded in 2007 and rst successful as wholesaler of equipment for medical computer interfaces. It migrated to a worldwide distributor and manufacturer with own produc on facili es in Germany. Products such as fanless computer systems or medical power outlet strips are „made in Germany“. Addi onally we o er op mal display solu ons with latest LED Backlight Technology for high demands in opera on rooms, endoscopy and treatment rooms. Andreas Baaske We will be your partner, who oc ers a manifold product por olio rela ng to medical IT, medical isola on, galvanic isola on and power supply, a partner, who stands for quality at ac ordable prices. Quality according to DIN ISO 9001. Warmly with pleasure my team and I are available for your ques ons. Andreas Baaske CEO Baaske Medical GmbH & Co. KG 4 Baaske Medical CONTENTS Everything at a glance PREAMBLE 03 COMPUTER SYSTEMS 08-22 Computer systems 10 Mini computer e-medicTM Silence ST-M 12 Micro computer e-medicTM Silence XT-M 14 Tablet PC Baaske Medical DocpadTM 8 16 Tablet PC Baaske Medical DocpadTM 10c 18 All-in-One Computer Silence TP 2 20 All-in-One Computer Silence TP 3 22 All-in-One Computer Silence TP 4 24 MOBILEM CART SYSTEMS 26-32 MobileM Cart clinicart™ Panel 28 MobileM Cart clinicart™ PC 30 AccessoriesA clinicart™ 32 MEDICAL DISPLAYS 34-39 Neovo Baaske LCD 36 Philips 38 NDS Radiance® 39 NDS EndoVue® 43 NDS ScaleORTM 45 NDS ConductORTM 46 NDS ExpandORTM 47 5 Baaske Medical CONTENTS Everything at a glance INPUT DEVICES 48-55 Silicone keyboard Baaske MediTouch® ST 50 Silicone keyboards 51 Silicone keyboard with Touchpad 52 Protec ve keyboard covers 53 Protec ve keyboard cover Baaske PC UniFlex 54 Mice 55 POWER SUPPLY 56-69 Baaske power strip MED 5 58 Addi onal poten al equaliza on 62 Isola on transformers MED R 3rd 64 Insula on monitor 66 UPS´s 67 Connec on cables 68 Desktop power supplies 69 ISOLATION 70-81 Ethernet 72 RS232 77 USB 78 Video 79 Video/Wireless 80 6 Baaske Medical CONTENTS Technical details 03_MEDICAL DISPLAYS 81-89 Neovo Baaske LCD 82 Philips 84 NDS EndoVue® 85 NDS Radiance® 87 05_POWER SUPPLY 90 UPS´s 90 SERVICE 91 Icon Descrip on 7 Delivery and shipping/ 91 General Terms & Condi ons © 2016 Baaske Medical GmbH & Co.KG. All rights reserved. Informa on in this document has been carefully checked for accuracy; howe- ver, no guarantee is given to the correctness of the contents. Photographs and schema c dia- grams used in this document are for illustra on purposes only. The actual product may vary. This document contains proprietary informa- on protected by copyright. No part of this manual may be reproduced by any mechanical, electronic, or other means, in any form, without prior wri en permission of Baaske Medical. This document is subject to change without no ce. 7 Baaske Medical ICON DESCRIPTION Icon Description According to medical standard 60601-1 3rd Edi on. EN 60601-1 Systems which are not cooled by means of a fan. FANLESS Clean resistant – with conven onal RESISTANT TO cleaning agents. CLEANING Display in widescreen format. WIDESCREEN An microbial plas cs – conform to JIS Z2801 test for an microbial ac - ANTI- vity and e ec veness. MICROBIAL X YEARS 3, 5 or 10 years warranty on the BACKLIGHT backlight. WARRANTY 8 Baaske Medical 9 BBaaskeaaske MedicalMedical 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS 01|COMPUTERS SYSTEMS Quality for high demands. Powerful computer systems with latest technology, tested according to medical standards. 10 Baaske Medical Baaske Medical 10 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS Computer systems Developed for pa ent's surroundings and hygienic sensi ve areas Medical computer systems are reliable and perfor- mant systems, manufactured according to medical standards. Our fanless, hygienic op mized devices are completely closed and easy to clean. Every single device undergoes an endurance test with nal manufacturer's test according to EN 60601-1. Corresponding test reports are enclosed with every product. Thus we ensure that our computer systems meet the highest requirements. Advantages: durable – quality according to DIN ISO 9001 safe – tested in accordance with EN 60601-1 and EN 60601-1-2 medical Tablet-PC cost reducing – low maintenance e ort incl. Dockingstation future-proof – high performing and long-term DocpadTM 8 available exible – versa le con gura on and installa on hygienic-op mized – wipeable casing NEW medical Tablet-PC incl. Docking Keyboard DocpadTM 10c 11 Baaske Medical 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS Mini Computer Silence ST-M All-in-One Panel PC Silence TP 4 Convincing in price and performance Our computer systems are suitable for demanding applica ons in medicine as well as for the noise- op mized o ce opera on. Powerful processors in combina on with specially developed cooling systems ensure high performance at low noise levels and at an excellent price / performance ra o. Hygienic with excellent characteris cs The Baaske Medical Computer Systems are cleaning- resistant systems, which are tested for a long-term stability in con nuous opera on. The systems con- Mini ComComputerputer vince with a stable performance and a low mainte- SSilenceilence SST-MT-M nance ec ort. 12 Baaske Medical 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS e-medicTM Silence ST-M Fanless Mini Computer for the use in hygienic sensi ve areas The fanless e-medic™ Silence ST-M computers are high performance medical PC systems, which are ideally suited for the long-term use in hospitals and doctor's surgeries. The use of the Intel® Skylake pla orm guarantees a fast and extrem e cient system with max. approx. 30 W. Powerful processors in combina- on with an especially developed 4 channel Heatpipe provide high performance with lowest noise level. Func ons like Bios MAC Adress Display, iAMT (Intel® Ac ve-Management-technology), TPM and Wake on LAN enable a high safety standard with remote main- 6th GENERATION EN 60601-1 FANLESS tenance and remote analysis possibili es. The PC can INTEL CORE be ordered with Windows® 10 as well as with a gua- rantee of up to 5 years. UP TO 5 YEARS RESISTANT TO WARRANTY Ideal for: CLEANING Surgery/intensive care ✳ ✳ ✳ Endoscopy ✳ ✳ ✳ Diagnos cs ✳ ✳ ✳ Viewing ✳ ✳ ✳ Pa ent´s environment ✳ ✳ ✳ Advantages: easy to clean – maintenance-free, closed casing Triple View – 3 monitors can be connected versa le – installa on possible on wall/ Vesa-moun ng or support arms small, compact and lightweight (4 kg) Cooling system e-medic™ Silence ST-M CPU Heatpipe 13 Baaske Medical 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS The Silence ST-M variants at a glance Technical Data i3 i5 i7 Processor Intel® Skylake™ i3-6300T Intel® Skylake™ i5-6600T Intel® Skylake™ i7-6700T 3.3 Ghz, 4 MB Cache 2.7- 3.5 Ghz, 6 MB Cache 2.8- 3.6 Ghz, 8 MB Cache Core Dual-Core with Hyper Threading (HT) Quad-Core Quad-Core with Hyper Threading (HT) Mainboard Fujitsu® with Intel® Q170 Chipset RAM 32 GB max., DDR4-2133 MHz (2x RAM slot) Dual Channel Hard Disks (standard) 500 GB; 24/7; 2.5“ Hard Disks (alterna ve) 1x 2.5‘‘ SSD, (up to 512 GB) 1x M-SATA SSD (up to 512 GB) Graphics Intel® HD Graphics 530 (Direct X12) internal GPU, max. Resolu on 4096x2304 (4K), Triple View, Video and 3D accelera on Supported Opera ng Windows® 7 | Windows® 8.1 Pro | Windows® 10 Systems (not included in the scope of delivery) Cleanable yes, Ethanol- and Chlorine Disinfec on wipes possible External Interfaces 1x DVI-D, 2x DisplayPort, 4x USB 2.0, 4x USB 3.0, 2x PS2, 2x RS-232, Audio In/Out, VGA possible via adapter LAN 2x RJ45 LAN, 1x Intel® i219LM / 1x Intel i210AT (10/100/1000mbit), iAMT, Wake on LAN Sound Realtek ALC671 (HD Sound) Power Supply external medical Power Supply 65 W Cooling System 4 channel heat pipe Housing aluminium / steel, closed Mini-ITX, fanless with addi onal poten al earth pin Dimensions (L x W x H) 260 x 85 x 240 mm Weight 4 kg Temperature +5°C up to +40°C (opera ng) | -10°C up to +60°C (storage) Humidity (opera ng) 15 % - 85 % (opera ng, non-condensing) | 5 % - 90 % (storage, non-condensing) Air Pressure (opera ng) 700 hPa - 1075 hPa (opera ng/ storage) Standards CE, RoHS, DIN EN 60601-1 :2006, EN60601-1-2 :2007, EN60950 Safety Func ons In neon TPM V2.0, Bios MAC Address Display, Recovery BIOS, Serial- / USB Port Access Protec on Produc on Standard Manufactured in Germany according to ISO 9001 Warranty 2-5 year warranty Op onal WLAN, Bluetooth, Windows® 10 Pro, Windows® 7 Pro Downgrade Item No. 2011015 14 Baaske Medical 01_COMPUTER SYSTEMS e-medicTM Silence XT-M The world's smallest high performance medical Micro Computer The compact and quiet Micro Computer e-medic™ Silence XT dic ers from other micro computers of same size by the provided power of the Intel® Core™ i5 5300U CPU. The world's smallest high performance medical Micro Computer. Even with high compu ng power this micro computer dis nguishes itself by an average low power consump on of only 14 W.
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