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SONY HVO-550MD HD Medical Video Recorder

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SONY HVO-550MD HD Medical Video RecorderProduct overview Medical digital network recorder Stores video in high definition quality Suitable for various imaging systems Internal hard disk with 500 GB storage capacity Various interfaces for high flexibility SONY HVO 550MD HD Medical Video Recorder The SONY HVO 550MD HD Medical Video Recorder enables the storage of videos in HD quality from e. g. digital X ray, ultrasound and other compatible diagnostic or surgical imaging systems. The recorder

Product overview
  • Medical digital network recorder
  • Stores video in high-definition quality
  • Suitable for various imaging systems
  • Internal hard disk with 500 GB storage capacity
  • Various interfaces for high flexibility

SONY HVO-550MD HD Medical Video Recorder

The SONY HVO-550MD HD Medical Video Recorder enables the storage of videos in HD quality from e.g. digital X-ray, ultrasound and other compatible diagnostic or surgical imaging systems. The recorder offers extensive connection options with a wide range of current and older devices.


Via simple menu selection, video can be recorded at the same time to an external USB drive or network server, or burned directly to the recorder’s internal DVD drive. This feature saves valuable time by eliminating the need to export or copy videos to a separate storage medium after recording. In addition, this function provides an extra safeguard against the risk of losing valuable data.


The medical digital network recorder is suitable for use in a variety of clinical environments, including hospital radiology and operating rooms, surgical centers and doctors' offices. From patient records to education, training and referral to other physicians, modern medical workflows benefit from the increased convenience and detail offered by HD video recording.


Product Details

  • SONY HVO-550MD HD Medical Video Recorder
  • Medical digital network recorder
  • For use in clinical environments including hospital radiology and operating rooms, surgical centers and doctors' offices
  • For storage of high-definition video from e.g. ultrasound, digital X-ray and other imaging systems
  • With extensive connection options for various current and older devices
  • Storage of videos on the internal hard disk
  • User-friendly menu selection
  • Recording can be done simultaneously on external USB drive or network server
  • Video files can be burned permanently onto the recorder’s internal optical disc drive

Features

  • High-definition video recording
  • Burn files to DVD
  • Simultaneous recording on internal hard disk and external media
  • Long recording time (60 to 194 hours in HD or 158 to 348 hours in SD)
  • Max. duration of a single recording: 24 hours
  • With pre-recording function
  • Compatible with DVO-1000MD commands for easy conversion to hard disk-based HD workflow
  • Extensive interfaces for a wide range of systems
  • Meets medical safety standard (IEC 60601-1)

Technical Data

Recording Features

Recording Video Format
MPEG4 AVC/H.264
Recording Audio Format
AC-3/AAC LC
Recording File Format
AVCHD/MP4
Recording Media
Internal HDD (500 GB), DVD-R, External USB Storage, Network (CIFS)
Recording Resolution
1.280 x 720/59.94 p, 1.280 x 720/50 p, 720 x 480/59.94 i, 720 x 576/50 i
Recording Bit Rate (HD) 14Mbps (Best), 8Mbps (High), 4Mbps (Standard)
Connectors

Input Connectors
HDMI (Type A) (1), DVI-D (DVI 19-pin) (1), S VIDEO (Mini DIN 4-pin) (1), VIDEO (BNC) (1),AUDIO (Stereo mini jack) (1), DC IN (DIN 3-pin)
Output Connectors
HDMI (Type A) (1), DVI-D (DVI 19-pin) (1), S VIDEO (Mini DIN 4-pin) (1), VIDEO (BNC) (1), AUDIO (Stereo mini jack) (1)
Other Interfaces
USB (Type A) (3), USB (TypeB) (1), Network (RJ-45, 1000Base-T/100 Base-TX)(1)), REMOTE RS-232C (D-sub 9-pin) (1), REMOTE contact switch (stereo mini jack) (2), REMOTE MONITOR (RJ-45) (1), Equipotential
General Information
Power Requirements
+12 V to +24 V DC (supply from AC-81MD AC adaptor)
Input Current
3.5 A to 1.8 A
Operating Temperature
5 °C to 40 °C
Operating Humidity
20 % to 80 % (max. humidity temp: 30 °C)  (no condensation)
Pressure during operation 800 to 1060 hPa
Weight 3.2 kg
Dimensions 212.0 x 287.7 x 105.5 mm
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Richard J. Estep
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★★★★★ 5
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★★★★★ 5
Charles Soule's Series Continues to Impress and is Arguably the Best of Marvel's New Canon
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