The CV-190 is Olympus's EVIS EXERA III video processor. It supports NBI imaging, dual focus with HQ scopes, HDTV output (16:9/16:10), a one-touch waterproof connector, pre-freeze still capture, and compatibility with EVIS 100–190 and GI/BF/VISERA scopes.
The CV-190 video processor from Olympus belongs to the EVIS EXERA III line. It offers several diagnostic functions and stays compatible with a set of endoscopes spanning several generations of the EVIS range.
The CV-190 integrates NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) with endoscopes from the EVIS EXERA III 190 series. This technology offers twice the viewing distance of the EVIS EXERA II 180 series and increased contrast between blood vessels and mucosa.
Paired with high-quality (HQ) endoscopes, the CV-190 switches between near focus and normal focus mode, depending on the needs of the examination.
A waterproof one-touch connector links the endoscope to the light source, without a separate cable for the video processor.
Image processing has been reworked to improve colour reproduction and reduce image noise and distortion.
The CV-190 connects to the Olympus documentation system for data management. It also offers picture-in-picture (PIP) and index functions.
The CV-190 video processor from Olympus belongs to the EVIS EXERA III line. It offers several diagnostic functions and stays compatible with a set of endoscopes spanning several generations of the EVIS range.
The CV-190 integrates NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) with endoscopes from the EVIS EXERA III 190 series. This technology offers twice the viewing distance of the EVIS EXERA II 180 series and increased contrast between blood vessels and mucosa.
Paired with high-quality (HQ) endoscopes, the CV-190 switches between near focus and normal focus mode, depending on the needs of the examination.
A waterproof one-touch connector links the endoscope to the light source, without a separate cable for the video processor.
Image processing has been reworked to improve colour reproduction and reduce image noise and distortion.
The CV-190 connects to the Olympus documentation system for data management. It also offers picture-in-picture (PIP) and index functions.