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| Model Number | CV-1500 |
The Olympus CV-1500 is an EVIS X1 Video System Center — the main video processor and LED light source unit used in Olympus’s latest flexible endoscopy platform. It processes images from Olympus video endoscopes and provides illumination for procedures.
It is used mainly for:
Gastroenterology – gastroscopy (EGD), colonoscopy, and therapeutic endoscopy
Pulmonology – bronchoscopy
Thoracic surgery and other endoscopic applications
Main functions of the CV-1500
HD/advanced image processing – converts the digital signal from the endoscope camera into a diagnostic image displayed on the monitor.
Integrated LED light source – combines the video processor and light source into one compact unit.
NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) – enhances visualization of mucosal structures and vascular patterns.
TXI (Texture and Color Enhancement Imaging) – improves surface structure, color tone, and brightness.
RDI (Red Dichromatic Imaging) – helps improve visualization of deeper blood vessels and bleeding points.
BAI-MAC – improves brightness in darker areas while maintaining contrast.
Compatibility with selected Olympus endoscope generations, including EVIS X1 scopes and certain EVIS EXERA III / EVIS LUCERA ELITE scopes depending on configuration.
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Do not place the endoscope together with other instruments and avoid touching other parts with the insertion part.
Wait until the endoscope angle returns to the 0-degree state before pulling out.
Since the insertion part is long, please be careful when cleaning and storing it, and be sure to confirm that it is not stuck beforehand.
When sterilizing EVIS endoscopes with ethylene oxide, remove the waterproof cap; when sterilizing other endoscopes with ethylene oxide, put on the ETO cap.
Wait until the endoscope angle returns to the 0-degree state, then pull out from the trocar needle and trocar.
When adjusting the angle of the insertion part, the angle should not be smaller than the range indicated in the instruction manual.
Please keep the sheath as straight as possible during operation.
Hold the insert gently and handle it carefully when taking it out.