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GE LOGIQ 7 Basic User Manual (984 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 28.43 MB

Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1 - Introduction

17
- Attention
  18
- Documentation
  19
- Principles of Operation
  20
- Indications for Use
  21
- Contraindication
  22
- Prescription Device
  22
- Contacting GE Medical Systems-Ultrasound
  23
- Manufacturer
  27
Chapter 2 - Safety

29
- Precaution Levels
  30
- Hazard Symbols
  31
- Patient Safety
  33
- Equipment and Personnel Safety
  36
- Device Labels
  39
- EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
  42
- Patient Environmental Devices
  51
- Acoustic Output
  54
- Warning Label Locations
  56
Chapter 3 - Preparing the System for Use

59
- Introduction
  60
- Before the System Arrives
  61
- Environmental Requirements
  62
- Console Graphics
  63
- Peripheral/Accessory Connection
  68
- Connecting and Using the System
  73
- Moving the System
  82
- Transporting the System
  85
- Wheels
  87
- Rotate, Tilt, Raise and Lower the Monitor
  89
- Brightness and Contrast
  91
- Manual Degauss
  94
- Speakers
  94
- Introduction
  95
- Selecting a Probe
  95
- Connecting the Probe
  96
- Cable Handling
  99
- Activating the Probe
  100
- Disconnecting the Probe
  100
- Transporting Probes
  102
- Storing the Probe
  102
- Control Panel Map
  103
- Key Illumination
  104
- Keyboard
  105
- Touch Panel
  106
- Mode, Display and Record
  108
- Measurement and Annotation
  109
- Monitor Display
  111
Chapter 4 - Preparing for an Exam

113
- Introduction
  114
- Beginning a New Patient
  115
- Retrieving and Editing Archived Information
  124
- Selecting an Application Preset and a Probe
  134
Chapter 5 - Optimizing the Image

141
- Intended Uses
  142
- B-Mode Touch Panel
  144
- B-Mode Scanning Hints
  145
- Depth
  146
- Gain
  147
- Focus
  148
- Auto Optimize (Auto)
  149
- M/D Cursor
  149
- B Flow
  150
- Crossbeam
  152
- Coded Harmonic Imaging (CHI)
  154
- Frequency
  155
- Virtual Convex
  156
- Tgc
  156
- Scan Area
  157
- Tilt
  157
- Dynamic Range (Compression)
  158
- Reverse
  158
- Line Density
  159
- Map
  160
- Frame Average
  162
- Coded Excitation (CE)
  162
- Colorize
  163
- Edge Enhance
  164
- Rotation (Updown Invert)
  164
- Rejection
  165
- Range Focus
  165
- Diff
  165
- Dual Beam
  165
- Contrast Imaging
  166
- Time Intensity Curve (TIC) Analysis
  175
- Logiqview
  200
- Intended Use
  202
- Introduction
  202
- Typical Exam Protocol
  202
- M-Mode Display
  203
- M-Mode Touch Panel
  204
- Scanning Hints
  205
- Sweep Speed
  205
- Anatomical M-Mode
  206
- M Color Flow Mode
  208
- Intended Use
  210
- Introduction
  210
- Activating Color Flow
  211
- Exiting Color Flow
  212
- Color Flow Scanning Hints
  212
- Color Flow Mode Touch Panel
  213
- Gain
  214
- PRF (Pulse Repetition Frequency)
  214
- Wall Filter
  215
- Scan Area
  215
- Invert (Color Invert)
  216
- Baseline
  216
- Angle Steer
  217
- Color Flow Line Density
  218
- Map
  218
- Threshold
  219
- Frame Average
  219
- Transparency Map
  220
- Spatial Filter
  220
- Duplex
  220
- Ace
  221
- Packet Size
  221
- Power Doppler Imaging (PDI)
  222
- Directional Power Doppler
  225
- Pulsatile Flow Detection Mode
  226
- Intended Use
  229
- Doppler Display
  232
- Imaged Doppler
  232
- Doppler Mode Display
  233
- Doppler Mode Scanning Hints
  235
- Doppler Mode Touch Panel
  236
- B Pause
  237
- Doppler Sample Volume Gate Position (Trackball)
  238
- Doppler Sample Volume Length
  238
- Prf
  239
- Angle Correct
  240
- Quick Angle
  240
- Wall Filter
  241
- Baseline
  241
- M/D Cursor
  242
- Angle Steer and Fine Angle Steer
  242
- Audio Volume
  243
- Invert
  243
- Dynamic Range
  244
- Spectral Trace (Trace Method)
  244
- Trace Sensitivity
  245
- PW/CF Ratio
  245
- Duplex
  245
- Trace Direction
  246
- Full Timeline
  246
- Display Format
  246
- Time Resolution
  246
- Spectral Average
  247
- Modify Auto Calcs
  247
- Continuous Wave Doppler (CWD)
  248
- Overview
  252
- 3D Acquisition
  253
Chapter 6 - Scanning/Display Functions

265
- Introduction
  266
- Zoom
  266
- Introduction
  268
- Freezing an Image
  268
- Post Processing
  270
- Introduction
  271
- Activating CINE
  271
- CINE and Monitor Display
  272
- Using CINE
  273
- Disconnecting B-Mode CINE from Timeline CINE
  273
- Introduction
  274
- Adding Comments to an Image
  276
- Body Patterns
  280
- Ilinq
  284
- Using Ilinq
  284
- Documentation Distribution
  295
- Using Online Help Via F1
  296
- CD-Rom
  302
Chapter 7 - General Measurements and Calculations

307
- Overview
  308
- Location of Measurement Controls
  311
- General Instructions
  314
- Starting Study and Measurement Setup
  322
- Specifying Which Measurements Go in a Study or Folder
  330
- Changing Measurements
  339
- Adding Folders and Measurements
  341
- M&A Advanced Preset
  356
- Manual Calcs Presets
  358
- B-Mode Measurements
  360
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  365
- M-Mode Measurements
  370
- Viewing and Editing Worksheets
  373
- Overview
  378
- B-Mode Measurements
  379
- M-Mode Measurements
  387
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  390
- Auto Vs. Manual Calculations
  398
- Helpful Hints
  399
Chapter 8 - Abdomen and Small Parts

401
- Introduction
  402
- General Guidelines
  402
- Introduction
  403
- B-Mode Measurements
  404
- M-Mode Measurements
  406
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  407
- B-Mode Measurements
  413
- M-Mode Measurements
  416
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  417
Chapter 9 - OB/GYN

419
- Exam Preparation
  420
- Acoustic Output Considerations
  421
- To Start an Obstetrics Exam
  422
- Introduction
  426
- B-Mode Measurements
  428
- M-Mode Measurements
  452
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  453
- OB Worksheet
  458
- Overview
  462
- Overview
  465
- To View ob Graphs
  466
- Using Other ob Studies
  479
- Multiple Fetus
  481
- OB Table Settings Menu
  488
- OB Table Templates
  491
- OB Table Edit Menu
  497
- EFW for ob User Table Editor
  500
- Introduction
  506
- To Start a Gynecology Exam
  507
- B-Mode Measurements
  508
- M-Mode Measurements
  515
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  516
Chapter 10 - Cardiology

517
- Introduction
  518
- General Guidelines
  518
- Overview
  519
- Naming Format for Cardiac Measurements
  520
- Cardiac Measurements
  524
- B-Mode Measurements
  525
- M-Mode Measurements
  544
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  557
- Color Flow Mode
  584
- Combination Mode Measurements
  588
- Cardiac Worksheet
  592
- Setting up and Organizing Measurements and Calculations
  596
- Generic Study
  597
- Introduction
  602
- Getting Started with a Stress Study
  603
- Image Acquisition
  606
- Continuous Capture Mode
  612
- Analysis
  623
- Editing/Creating Template
  628
- Wall Motion Segment Setup
  634
- Utility Application Settings for Protocol
  635
- Report
  636
- Overview
  637
- ECG Cable
  638
- Physiological Trace Monitor Display
  639
- ECG Touch Panel
  640
Chapter 11 - Vascular

645
- Introduction
  646
- General Guidelines
  646
- Introduction
  647
- B-Mode Measurements
  649
- M-Mode Measurements
  650
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  651
- To View the Vascular Worksheet
  667
- Worksheet Display Touch Panel
  669
- To Edit a Worksheet
  670
- Examiner's Comments
  674
- Intravessel Ratio
  675
- Vessel Summary
  677
- Recording Worksheet
  680
Chapter 12 - Urology

681
- Introduction
  682
- General Guidelines
  682
- Introduction
  683
- Urology B-Mode Measurements
  684
Chapter 13 - Pediatrics

690
- Introduction
  690
- Overview
  691
Chapter 14 - Reportwriter

699
- Introduction
  700
- Creating a Report
  701
- Activating the Report
  703
- Editing Data
  704
- Retrieving an Archived Report
  706
- Accessing Worksheet, ob Graph and Anatomical Survey Pages
  706
- Storing the Report
  707
- Printing the Report
  707
- Exiting the Report
  707
- Exporting the Report to CD or MOD
  708
- Deleting the Report from Archive
  708
- Template Designer
  709
- Generating a New Template
  712
- Display Fields
  717
- Archive Information
  728
- Direct Report
  730
- Utility Report Page
  736
Chapter 15 - Recording Images

741
- Overview
  742
- Adding Devices
  744
- Adding a Dataflow
  744
- Adding Devices to a Print Button
  744
- Formatting Removable Media
  744
- Using the DICOM Spooler
  744
- Troubleshooting
  744
- Reviewing Patient Images
  745
- Clipboard
  745
- Storing an Image
  748
- Using the Monitor Display Controls to Manage Images
  749
- Image Management Guide
  751
- Save as (Saving Images to the Media to View on any PC)
  752
- Ezbackup/Move
  754
- Exam Data Transfer
  755
- Daily Maintenance
  762
- Notes
  764
- Standard Print
  765
- Setting up Digital Peripherals
  766
- Using the VCR
  774
- Returning to Scanning
  775

GE LOGIQ 7 Service Manual (395 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 18.28 MB

Important Precautions
3
Certified Electrical Contractor Statement
10
Damage in Transportation
10
Omissions & Errors
10
Legal Notes
11
Revision History
13
List of Effected Pages
14
Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

23
- Introduction
  23
- Overview
  23
- Purpose of Service Manual
  23
- Important Conventions
  27
  - Conventions Used in Book
    27
    
    Standard Hazard Icons
    28
    
    Standard Icons that Indicates that a Special Procedure Is to be Used
    28
  - Product Icons
    29
    
    Warnings
    29
    
    Safety Considerations
    32
  - Human Safety
    32
  - Mechanical Safety
    32
  - Introduction
    32
  - Electrical Safety
    33
  - Label Locations (for BT07 or Later, Including R7.5.X)
    34
  - Label Locations (for BT04, BT06, and V65X)
    36
    
    Label Locations (for BT03 or Lower)
    38
    
    Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    40
  - Lockout/Tagout Requirements (for USA Only)
    40
  - Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
    40
  - How to Remove the Ghost CD-ROM
    41
    
    Removing Bolts
    42
    
    Removing Ghost CD-ROM
    42
    
    EMC, EMI, and ESD
    43
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility
    43
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    43
  - CE Compliance
    43
- Customer Assistance
  44
CHAPTER 2 Pre Installation

47
CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks

85
- Special Equipment Required
  85
- Overview
  85
  - Purpose for Chapter 4
    85
- General Procedure
  86
  - Lockout/Tagout Requirements
    86
  - Power On/Boot up
    86
    
    Main Circuit Breaker
    86
    
    Power On/Off Standby Switch Location
    87
    
    Power up Sequence
    87
    
    Start up Screen
    87
    
    Entering Maintenance Mode
    88
    
    Clicking on Mainttenance
    90
    
    Start Application Window
    90
  - Power Shutdown
    91
  - Complete Power down
    91
  - System Stand-By
    91
    
    Selecting Standby
    91
    
    Stand-By Sequence
    92
  - Using CD-R/MOD/DVD Drive
    93
    
    MOD Drive
    94
    
    Using MOD Drive
    94
  - Archiving and Loading Presets for BT07 (Including R7.5.X)
    95
    
    Regional Preset - General (Supported from BT07)
    95
    
    Current Regional Preset
    96
    
    Factory Default Regional Preset
    96
    
    Using Regional Preset
    96
    
    Cautions Using Regional Preset
    97
    
    Formatting CD-R/DVD-R Disk
    97
    
    Selecting Format Button
    97
    
    Archiving Presets to an CD-R/DVD-R Disk
    98
    
    Clicking on Backup
    98
    
    Loading Presets from an CD-R/DVD-R Disk
    99
    
    Regional Preset - Files
    99
  - Archiving and Loading Presets for Bt06/V65X or Lower
    100
    
    Formatting CD-R/MO/DVD-R Disk
    100
    
    Archiving Presets to an CD-R/MO/DVD-R Disk
    102
    
    Backup Sheet
    102
    
    Loading Presets from an CD-R/MO/DVD-R Disk
    103
  - Performance Tests
    104
  - Recommended Test Phantoms
    104
  - Basic Controls
    104
  - Mode Checks
    105
    
    System Checks
    105
    
    System Functional Checks
    105
  - Basic Measurements
    105
  - ECG Checks
    106
  - Cineloop Check
    106
  - Backend Processor Checks
    106
  - Probe/Connectors Usage (QG)
    106
  - Peripheral Checks
    107
    
    GE Approved Peripheral/Hardware Option Functional Checks
    107
    
    Peripheral/Option Checks
    107
  - Mechanical Functions
    108
    
    Keyboard and Display Platform Console Check
    108
    
    Keyboard Lever
    108
    
    Brake and Swivel Location
    109
    
    Brakes and Direction Locks Checks
    109
    
    Caster and Caster Link Checks
    110
- Application Turnover Check List
  111
  - Software Configuration Checks
    111
  - Service Software Menu
    112
  - Diagnostics Test Menu
    112
  - Utility Menu
    112
  - Power Supply Test Procedure
    113
  - Power Supply Adjustment
    113
- Site Log
  114
CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

117
- Overview
  117
  - Hardware Compatibility BT09 or Later
    118
    
    Monitor
    118
    
    Monitor - FRU Compatibility
    118
    
    Recording Devices
    119
    
    Recording Devices- FRU Compatibility
    119
    
    OP Panel and Keyboard
    120
    
    OP Panel and Keyboard- FRU Compatibility
    120
    
    Front End
    121
    
    Front End- FRU Compatibility
    121
    
    FRU Compatibility
    121
    
    Backend
    122
    
    Backend - FRU Compatibility
    122
    
    Power Units
    123
    
    Power Units- FRU Compatibility
    123
  - Hardware Identification Tip
    124
    
    LCD Monitor Differences
    124
    
    LCD Monitor- How to Differentiate
    124
    
    LCD Variation Tips
    125
    
    BT09 Configuration Variations
    126
    
    BT09_SV_BEP4 Configuration Variationos
    126
- Peripheral Compatibility
  127
- Block Diagrams and Theory
  128
  - Block Diagram (R7.5.X or Later, 19 Inch LCD Model)
    128
  - System Block Diagram (R7.5.X or Later)
    128
  - General Information
    129
  - Cpu/Back End Processor (for BEP4 for BT09 or Later)
    130
    
    BEP4 Signal Cable Connection
    130
    
    BEP4 Signal Connections
    130
    
    Signal Cable Connection in BECOMP4 for L7
    130
    
    BEP4 Components
    131
    
    BEP4 Devices/Connectors
    131
    
    BEP4 Physical Configuration
    131
    
    BEP4 AC Line and DC Line Connection
    132
    
    BEP4 Power Connections
    132
    
    BEP4 BIOS Default Values
    133
  - Cpu/Back End Processor (for BT06-2 or Later)
    137
    
    Cpu/Backend Processor (BT06-2 or Later, CRT)
    137
    
    Cpu/Backend Processor (BT06-2 or Later, LCD)
    138
  - Patient I/O (Option)
    139
  - Top Console
    139
  - External I/O (Rear Panel)
    139
  - Peripherals
    139
  - Interconnect Cabling (BT09 or Later)
    140
  - USB Connection (BT09 or Later)
    141
- To 19" LCD Monitor Upgrade
  142
  - Common Service Platform
    143
    
    Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
    143
    
    Internationalization
    143
    
    Introduction
    143
    
    Service Login
    143
    
    Access / Security
    144
    
    Access Authorization
    144
    
    For BT03 or Lower
    144
    
    User Level
    144
    
    Service Home Page
    145
    
    Error Logs Page
    146
    
    Log Sub-Menus (System)
    147
    
    Logs
    147
    
    Informatics
    149
    
    Log Viewing
    149
    
    Search
    149
    
    Utilities
    149
    
    Exit
    150
    
    Exit Category
    150
    
    Filter
    150
    
    Filter Category
    150
    
    Diagnostic Page
    151
    
    Diagnostic Reports
    151
    
    Proactive Diagnostics
    151
    
    Calibration
    152
    
    Configuration
    152
    
    Image Quality
    152
    
    Image Quality Page
    152
    
    Replacement
    153
    
    Planned Maintenance Page
    154
    
    Pm
    154
    
    Remote Software/Option Installation and Updates
    154
    
    Remote System Shutdown and Restart
    154
    
    Insite II Configuration
    155
    
    Insite II Entry
    155
    
    Insite II Setting (Supported from BT07)
    155
  - Password
    156
    
    For Operator Login Window
    156
    
    Password to Enter Common Service Desktop
    156
    
    For Maintenance Access Window
    157
    
    Password to Enter Windows Desktop
    157
    
    Service Login Window
    157
    
    Windows Desktop Login Window
    157
  - Air Flow Control
    158
    
    Air Flow Distribution
    158
    
    Air Flow Inside the Scanner
    158
    
    Filters
    158
    
    Fan for HV Unit
    159
    
    Fan for PC Box
    159
    
    Fans
    159
    
    Fans for NEST Assy
    159
  - Monitor Video Specification
    160
    
    Input
    160
    
    Outputs
    160
    
    Svga
    160
    
    Basic DC Parameters
    161
    
    Ntsc Eia
    161
    
    SVHS and Composite Video
    161
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

163
- Overview
  163
  - Access to Adjustments
    164
    
    LV Unit Adjustments (for BT03 or Lower)
    164
    
    LV Unit Assy
    164
    
    Remove the LV Unit
    164
  - Adjustments Procedures
    165
    
    DC Output Specification for LV Unit
    165
    
    Vrs for Adjusting DC Output
    165
- Caster Brake/Swivel Function Adjustments
  166
  - Brake Function Adjustment
    166
    
    Locations of Brake Lock Adjusters
    166
    
    Adjuster Nut Location
    167
    
    Rotating Adjuster
    167
    
    Brake Function Check
    168
    
    Rear Caster Adjuster Location
    169
  - Swivel Function Adjustment
    170
  - Locations of Swivel Lock Adjuster
    170
- Reloading the Probe Data
  171
- Inserting the Service Dongle
  171
- Monitor and LCD Adjustments
  172
  - CRT Monitor Contrast and Brightness Adjustment
    172
    
    PCVIC/DGVIC Part Number Check
    172
    
    To Adjust the Contrast and Brightness
    172
    
    Contrast Recommended Setting
    173
    
    Monitor Adjustment Buttons
    173
    
    19 Inch LCD Monitor
    174
    
    19 Inch LCD Monitor Adjustment Buttons
    174
    
    To Adjust the Brightness
    174
    
    17 Inch LCD Monitor Adjustment Buttons
    175
    
    Contrast and Brightness Adjustment
    175
  - LCD Monitor Resolution
    176
  - LCD Touch Panel Adjustment
    176
    
    LOGO Location
    176
    
    Example of LCD Bad Balance
    177
    
    For Gaudi LCD
    177
    
    Start-Up Screen
    177
    
    OSD Softmenu 1
    178
    
    Switch Location
    178
    
    OSD Softment 2
    179
    
    Auto Adjustment
    180
    
    Auto Button
    180
    
    For Technart
    180
    
    Autoadjust OK Message
    181
    
    Blurring/No Blurring
    182
    
    Manual Deblurring (for Technart ONLY)
    183
    
    Moving Paint Screen
    183
    
    Paint Software
    183
    
    Drawing Line
    184
    
    Line
    184
    
    Menu Screen
    185
    
    H Total
    186
    
    Hposition/Vposition Check
    186
    
    H Position or V Position
    187
    
    Completing Adjustment
    188
    
    Contrast
    188
- BW Printer Setting / Adjustment
  189
  - Parameters for UP-D897
    189
  - Printing Preferences
    189
  - Parameters for UP-D895
    191
    
    Landscape
    191
    
    Paper
    191
    
    Density Adjust
    192
    
    Scaling
    192
  - Service Tips - Print Quality
    192
  - Service Tips - Print Speed
    193
- Cleaning the Trackball
  195
  - Rotating the Retainer Ring
    195
  - Removing Inner Retainer and Trackball
    195
  - Cleaning Trackball and Housing
    196
  - Cleaning Rollers
    197
- Jumper and Dip Switch Setting
  199
  - Dip Switch Setting
    199
    
    Bit Setting for DIP Switch 1 to 4 (Lower 4 Bits)
    199
    
    Bit Setting for DIP Switch 5 to 8 (Upper 4 Bits)
    200
  - Jumper Setting
    201
  - Hdd
    201
  - Printer Dip Switch Setting
    201
    
    Mitsubishi MD-3000 VCR Dip Switch Setting
    201
    
    Accessing Dip Switch Module for Inspection
    202
    
    Opening Board Plate
    202
    
    Removing Board
    202
    
    CP30D Dip Switch (All OFF)
    203
    
    CP30D Dip Switch Setting
    203
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

205
- Overview
  205
  - Purpose of Chapter 7
    205
  - Diagnostic Procedure Summary
    206

GE LOGIQ 7 Technical Publication (127 pages)

Ultrasound System

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 3.71 MB

Table of Contents
21
Chapter 1 - Overview

25
- Content in this Manual
  
  26
- Product Description
  
  27
  - Overview of the Ultrasound System
    27
- Products Covered in this Manual
  
  28
Chapter 2 - Safety Information

29
- Overview
  
  30
  - Contents in this Chapter
    30
- Important Conventions
  
  31
  - Conventions Used in Book
    31
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    33
- Product Icons
  
  35
  - Label Icon Description
    35
  - How to Lock the Operator Panel Prior to Transport
    35
- Safety Considerations
  
  36
  - Introduction
    36
  - Human Safety
    36
  - Mechanical Safety
    39
  - Electrical Safety
    44
- Label Locations
  
  46
  - Product Labels
    46
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  
  47
  - Warnings
    47
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)
  
  48
  - LOTO Requirements
    48
- Returning Probes and Repair Parts
  
  49
  - Requirements for Returning Parts
    49
  - User Responsibility
    49
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  
  50
  - What Is EMC
    50
  - Compliance
    50
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    51
Chapter 3 - Site Preparations

53
- Overview
  
  54
  - Contents in this Chapter
    54
- General Ultrasound System Requirements
  
  55
- Facility Needs
  
  73
  - Contents in this Section
    73
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    73
  - Required Facility Needs
    75
  - Desirable Features
    77
  - Care and Maintenance
    79
  - Contents in this Chapter
    80
Chapter 4 - Care and Maintenance

81
- Warnings
  
  81
- Why Do Maintenance
  
  82
  - Keeping Records
    82
  - Quality Assurance
    82
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  
  83
  - How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed
    83
- System Maintenance
  
  84
  - Preliminary Checks
    84
  - Functional Checks
    85
  - Physical Inspection
    87
  - Cleaning
    89
  - Probe Maintenance
    90
- Using a Phantom
  
  91
  - Phantoms
    91
- Electrical Safety Tests
  
  92
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  
  122
  - AC/DC Fails
    122
  - Chassis Fails
    122
  - Probe Fails
    123
  - Peripheral Fails
    123
  - Still Fails
    123
  - New Ultrasound System
    123
  - ECG Fails
    123
- Ultrasound Equipment Quality Check (EQC and IQC)
  
  124
  - Quality Checks
    124

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Regulatory Requirement
2
Revision History
3
Reason for Change
3
System Power
5
Probe Selection
7
B/M-Mode Image Optimize
11
Color Flow Control Panel Control
14
Continuous Wave Doppler
14
Scanning Hints
14
Basic Measurements
15
Using Probes
18
Probe Features
21
Probe Cleaning and Disinfection Instructions
23
Probe Safety
23
Image Management
25
Using CINE
31
Using Online Help Via F1
35
Navigating through Help
35
Precaution Levels
38
Icon Description
38
Hazard Symbols - Icon Description
39
Important Safety Considerations
40
Patient Safety
40
Related Hazards
40
Equipment and Personnel Safety
42
Device Labels
45
Label Icon Description
45
EMC Performance
50
Declaration of Emissions
53
Declaration of Immunity
54
Patient Environmental Devices
55
Acceptable Devices
56
Unapproved Devices
56
Accessories, Options, Supplies
56
Acoustic Output
57
Controls Affecting Output
58
Best Practices While Scanning
58
Acoustic Output Default Levels
58

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