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Acquisition. Digital documentation Speed up practice workflow with less manual errors The ZEISS ATLAS 500 is optimized for integration into the ZEISS medical ecosystem. The ZEISS FORUM connectivity enables patient data export, including PDF reports, to optimize your workflow. Speed up practice workflow with less manual errors Connectivity to FORUM Link up ZEISS ATLAS 500 with ZEISS FORUM and schedule patients via modality worklists to speed up patient throughput. If required, patient data can also be entered via the ZEISS ATLAS 500 acquisition and analysis suite and transferred to ZEISS FORUM. ATLAS 500 PDF reports are visible in the FORUM viewer Reports and data export Store images, videos and reports within the ZEISS ATLAS 500 acquisition and analysis software, or directly send PDF reports to ZEISS FORUM, without the need for manual data transfer. ATLAS 9000 data import Simply import ZEISS ATLAS 9000 data and continue to review past recordings and compare to the latest recordings without having to switch between old and new systems. Upgrading and transitioning your ZEISS corneal topographer has never been easier. Downloads ATLAS 500 Brochure US 6 MB Technical specifications ZEISS ATLAS 500 corneal topographer Processor Intel® Core™ i7 6th generation or higher SSD capacity 250 GB RAM 16 GB Recommended HDD capacity 2 TB Interface 1x USB 3.03x USB 2.0 or higherLAN Monitor resolution 1,920 x 1,080 pixels (Full-HD)Scaling 100% Recommended monitor size 22” (15” minimum) Operating system Windows 10 x 64 Professional Data export formats PDF (report) Get in touch with us! Receive more information about the product and availability in your country!
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Just pinned it out (the hard way). For anyone else that might have this Motherboard. Here is the correct pinout:(1)HDD LED+ (3)HDD LED- (5)Pwr switch (7)Pwr switch (9) n/c (2) Power LED+ (4) Power LED- (6) blank (8) jump (10) jump \________/n/c (has a hole with no wire) blank (has hole covered) The key so you can't plug it in wrong.Caution! Pins 8 and 10 are a jumper or "dead short" (maybe a "case tamper" switch bypassed?) I recommend you cut the jumper as it probably won't be needed on your generic replacement Motherboard!Colors (may vary)HDD LED+(1)=(green) Power LED+(2)=(red) HDD LED-(3) =(white) Power LED- (4)=(black) Power switch(5,7) =(both white) jumper to cut(8,10)=(black) The two "Power LED" (whites) are interchangeable but the HDD LED- (white) is not so be careful here and the jumper to be cut (removed) is black and should not be confused with the Power LED- I apologize if I gave too much info here, but it might be helpful for a novice in computer wiring..
