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Using the Welch Allyn Image Capture System
When entering a New Session, the Welch Allyn Image Capture System always begins in Image
Capture Mode. Use the Video Colposcope as usual. The system always displays the current
Patient ID and the Date on the title bar. Use the Welch Allyn Image Capture System to freeze or
capture images taken with the Video Colposcope.
Freezing an Image
To display a frame of the current video stream on the screen, click the Freeze button. To return
to Video Mode, click the Video button.
Capturing an Image
To save a frame of the current video stream, click the Capture button. All captured images are
placed in thumbnail views on the right of the computer screen and saved to the session folder.
Saving Images
Your computer saves all images on the hard drive when you click the Capture button. Welch
Allyn recommends that you schedule regular back ups of the hard drive to avoid loss of images
and information due to a system failure.
Displaying Current Images
To review captured images while in New Session mode, click on the thumbnail of the image you
would like to review. The computer will change from Image Capture Mode to Image Display
Mode. Continue to click on additional images for review. See the “Reviewing Sessions and
Images" on page 19 for available computer options. To return to the Image Capture mode, click
on the Video button.
Freeze button displays the current
video frame the moment the
option is selected.
Capture button places
the current image into a
thumbnail and saves it.
Video button returns the system to
real-time video from Freeze Mode.
Available
thumbnails
for review
Capture or Display
Software Mode
Reference
Logout button terminates the
session for the current user.
Exit button closes the
Image Capture System
Select Session
button brings user
the back to the
Select Session /
Create Patient
screen.