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Olympus EVIS EXERA II 165 Series: enhanced imaging, structure enhancement, full-height display, slim scope design, auxiliary water jet, scope ID function, digital output. Fully compatible with CV-160/145/140 processors.
The EVIS EXERA II 165 Series is not built around a dedicated CV-165/CLV-165 processor — no such model appears in this brochure. Instead, "165" refers to the generation of videoscopes (GIF Type Q165 and CF Type Q165L/I), which are designed to work with Olympus's existing EVIS EXERA processor line: the CV-160 video processor and its corresponding CLV-160 light source, as well as backward compatibility with the CV-145 and CV-140 generations.
When paired with a compatible processor, the 165 Series scopes are what deliver the imaging gains described in the brochure: sharper picture edges, better reproduction of fine capillaries and mucosal texture, and a full-height display mode that fills the monitor's vertical space. Structure enhancement circuitry and automatic iris control further improve contrast and reduce the need for manual light adjustment during a procedure.
Each 165 Series scope has a built-in memory chip that stores its model number, serial number, and preferred settings. When connected to the processor, this information uploads automatically and the system adjusts accordingly — a convenience for managing multiple scopes in a busy endoscopy suite.
The system is explicitly compatible with the CV-160, CV-145, and CV-140 processors, and extends backward compatibility to the older EVIS 100, 140, and 145 Series. It supports both gastrointestinal endoscopy and bronchoscopy.
If you have a separate spec sheet naming an actual CV-165/CLV-165 processor, I'd need to see it — this brochure only documents the scopes and their compatibility with the 160/145/140 processor generation.
The EVIS EXERA II 165 Series is not built around a dedicated CV-165/CLV-165 processor — no such model appears in this brochure. Instead, "165" refers to the generation of videoscopes (GIF Type Q165 and CF Type Q165L/I), which are designed to work with Olympus's existing EVIS EXERA processor line: the CV-160 video processor and its corresponding CLV-160 light source, as well as backward compatibility with the CV-145 and CV-140 generations.
When paired with a compatible processor, the 165 Series scopes are what deliver the imaging gains described in the brochure: sharper picture edges, better reproduction of fine capillaries and mucosal texture, and a full-height display mode that fills the monitor's vertical space. Structure enhancement circuitry and automatic iris control further improve contrast and reduce the need for manual light adjustment during a procedure.
Each 165 Series scope has a built-in memory chip that stores its model number, serial number, and preferred settings. When connected to the processor, this information uploads automatically and the system adjusts accordingly — a convenience for managing multiple scopes in a busy endoscopy suite.
The system is explicitly compatible with the CV-160, CV-145, and CV-140 processors, and extends backward compatibility to the older EVIS 100, 140, and 145 Series. It supports both gastrointestinal endoscopy and bronchoscopy.
If you have a separate spec sheet naming an actual CV-165/CLV-165 processor, I'd need to see it — this brochure only documents the scopes and their compatibility with the 160/145/140 processor generation.
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