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GE LOGIQ S7 Expert Service Manual (435 pages)

Expert Ultrasound System

Brand: GE | Category: Laboratory Equipment | Size: 11.41 MB

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

39
- Overview
  39
- Important Conventions
  41
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    41
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    42
  - Product Icons
    43
- Safety Considerations
  45
  - Introduction
    45
  - Human Safety
    45
  - Mechanical Safety
    45
  - Electrical Safety
    46
    
    Probes
    46
    
    Safe Practices
    46
  - Auxiliary Devices Safety
    46
  - Battery Safety (R2.X.X or Later)
    48
  - Labels Locations
    49
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    50
  - Lockout/Tagout Requirements (for USA Only)
    50
  - Returning/Shipping System, Probes and Repair Parts
    50
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  51
  - What Is EMC
    51
  - Compliance
    51
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    51
- Customer Assistance
  52
  - Contact Information
    52
  - System Manufacturer
    52
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparation

53
- Overview
  53
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    53
- General Console Requirements
  54
  - Environmental Requirements
    54
    
    Cooling
    54
    
    Lighting
    54
  - Electrical Requirements
    54
    
    Inrush Current
    55
    
    LOGIQ™ S7 Expert/Pro Power Requirements
    55
    
    Main Power Plug
    55
    
    Site Circuit Breaker
    55
    
    Site Power Outlets
    55
  - EMI Limitations
    56
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    57
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    57
  - System Specifications
    58
    
    Acoustic Noise Output
    58
    
    Electrical Specifications
    58
    
    Physical Dimensions of LOGIQ™ S7 Expert/Pro
    58
- Facility Needs
  59
CHAPTER 3 Setup Instructions

63
- Overview
  63
  - The Purpose of Chapter 3
    63
- Set up Reminders
  63
  - Average Installation Time
    63
  - Installation Warnings
    64
    
    Moving/Lifting the System
    64
    
    OPIO Position
    64
    
    System Acclimation Time
    64
    
    Brake Pedal Operation
    65
  - Safety Reminders
    65
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  66
- Packing Materials - Recycling Information
  69
- Preparing for Set up
  70
  - Verify Customer Order
    70
  - EMI Protection
    71
- Connection of Auxiliary Devices
  72
- Completing the Set up
  83
  - Connecting the Unit to a Power Source
    83
  - Power on / Boot up
    83
    
    Scanner Power on
    83
    
    Back End Processor Boot up
    84
    
    During a Normal Boot, You May Observe
    85
  - Power off / Shutdown
    87
    
    Scanner Shutdown
    88
  - Transducer Connection
    90
    
    Connecting the Probe
    90
    
    Activating the Probe
    91
    
    Cable Handling
    91
    
    Connecting the CW Pencil Probe
    91
    
    Deactivating the Probe
    91
    
    Disconnecting the Probe
    91
- Printer Installation
  92
- System Configuration
  101
  - System/General Preset Menu
    101
  - External I/O Connectors
    104
- Available Probes
  105
  - Supported Probes
    105
    
    Probe Description
    105
    
    Probe Naming Conventions
    105
- Software/Option Configuration
  108
- Connectivity Setup
  109
  - Connectivity Introduction
    109
    
    The Dataflow Concept
    109
    
    Dataflow Examples
    110
    
    Connection between LOGIQ™ and DICOM Server
    111
    
    LOGIQ™ + PC Within a "Sneaker Net
    111
    
    Stand-Alone LOGIQ™ S7 Expert/Pro
    111
  - Wired Ethernet from LOGIQ™ S7 Expert/Pro to a Workstation
    112
- Crossover Cable
  112
- Configuring Connectivity
  113
  - Overview
    113
  - Structured Reporting
    113
    
    Supported Parameters
    113
  - Connectivity Functions
    114
  - Tcpip
    115
  - Device
    117
  - Service
    118
    
    Adding a Service to a Destination Device
    118
    
    Removing a Service
    118
    
    Changing Parameters for a Service
    119
- Connectivity Setup Worksheet
  120
- Paperwork
  122
  - Product Locator Installation
    122
  - User Manual(S)
    122
CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks

123
- Overview
  123
  - Purpose of Chapter 4
    123
- Required Equipment
  123
- General Procedure
  124
  - System Exterior Visual Check
    124
    
    Physical Abnormalities
    124
    
    Appearance Inspection
    126
  - Mechanical Parts Functional Check
    127
    
    Main LCD
    128
    
    Lcd Arm
    129
    
    OPIO Swivel Lock
    130
    
    Swivel/Brake Lock Caster
    131
    
    Swivel/Brake Lock Caster
    132
  - Power On/Off
    133
    
    Scanner Power on
    133
    
    Sleep Mode Check (R1.X.X)
    135
    
    Sleep Mode Check (R2.X.X or Later)
    136
    
    Complete Power down
    137
    
    Power off / Shutdown Check
    138
  - System Information
    139
    
    Software Version
    139
    
    Service Platform Confirmation
    140
    
    USB Port Test
    141
  - System Integration Checks
    142
    
    OPIO Test
    142
    
    DVD Drive Test
    143
    
    LAN Port Test
    143
  - Peripheral Checks
    144
    
    Black and White Printer Test
    144
    
    CD/DVD Read/Writetest
    144
    
    Color Printer Test
    144
    
    DVR Test (if Equipped)
    144
    
    ECG Test
    144
    
    Gel Warmer Test
    145
    
    Single CWD
    145
  - Mode Transition Checks
    145
    
    B-Mode
    145
    
    General Information
    145
    
    Color Flow-Mode
    146
    
    Pulse Doppler Mode
    146
    
    B/CF/PW Mode
    147
    
    M-Mode
    148
    
    OPIO Interface Check
    150
    
    Board Diagnostics
    154
CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

157
- Overview
  157
- Purpose of Chapter 5
  157
- General Information
  158
- System Exterior
  158
- Operator Panel
  159
- System Options
  162
- System Ports
  162
- Front USB
  164
- Rear USB
  164
- Hdmi
  165
- Rj45
  166
- Minijack
  166
- AC Inlet
  166
- Power on Sequence
  167
- Software Options
  174
- Options
  174
  - Hardware Options
    176
  - Options
    176
  - Regional and Peripheral Options
    178
  - Regional Options
    178
  - Peripheral Options
    178
  - Mechanical Descriptions
    180
  - Physical Dimensions
    180
- LCD Monitor
  180
  - OPIO Positioning
    180
  - Air Flow Distribution
    181
  - Exiting to Windows Desktop
    182
  - Service Platform
    184
  - Introduction
    184
  - Access / Security
    184
  - Local Access
    184
  - How the Customer Enables/Disables Disruptive Mode and VCO
    185
  - Common Service Desktop (CSD)
    186
  - CSD Top Page
    187
  - General Layout
    187
  - Decoding System Temperature and Voltage
    188
  - Error Logs
    190
  - Diagnostics
    190
  - Image Quality
    191
  - Configuration
    192
  - Utilities
    193
  - Disk Defragmenter
    193
  - Replacement
    195
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

197
- Overview
  197
- Purpose of Chapter 6
  197
- Regulatory
  197
- LCD Monitor Adjustment
  198
- Brightness/Contrast
  199
- Brightness
  199
- Contrast
  200
- Gamma
  200
- Mode
  200
- Function
  201
- Scale
  201
- Information
  201
- Memory Recall
  202
- Sbc
  202
- Osd
  203
- Language
  203
- H-Position
  203
- V-Postion
  203
- Half Tone
  203
- Exit
  204
- OSD Control on the Utility Mode (R2.X.X or Later)
  204
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

205
- Overview
  205
- Purpose of Chapter 7
  205
- Collect Vital System Information
  206
- Collecting System Information
  206
- Request for Service (RFS)
  207
- Check Points Voltages
  209
- Visual Check
  209
- Common Power Supply (CPS/CPS2)
  209
- LED for Power Status
  210
- Voltage Measurement Points
  211
- Screen Captures and Logs
  212
- Capturing a Screen
  212
- System Warning/Errors and Logs
  213
- Temperature Warning
  213
- Cause
  213
- What to Do
  213
- Temperature Exceeded Threshold
  213
- Log Message of the High Temperature
  213
- System Voltage Failure
  214
- Cause
  214
- What to Do
  214
- Log Message of the Voltage Error
  214
- Hardware Configuration Error
  215
- Cause
  215
- What to Do
  215
- Log Message of the Invalid Hardware Error
  215
- System Error
  216
- Cause
  216
- What to Do
  216
- Log Message of System Error
  217
- Remote Access to Service Platform
  219
- General
  219
- How the Customer Enables/Disables Disruptive Mode and VCO
  219
- GE Icon and Remote Connection
  219
- Customer Granting Full Remote Access Permission to GE Service Technician
  220
- If GE Service Technician Requests Remote Access Permission
  220
- Common Service Desktop (CSD)
  221
- CSD: Configuration
  221
- Minimum Configuration to Boot/Scan
  222
- Troubleshooting Trees, Instructions and Tech Tips
  223
- System Does Not Boot up
  224
- Noise Disturbs the Image
  225
- Trackball - Impaired Sensitivity
  226
- Printer Malfunction
  227
- Monitor Troubleshooting
  228
  - Overview
    229
  - Returning/Shipping System, Probes and Repair Parts
    231
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

232
- Warnings and Important Information
  232
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  233
- System Software - Installation/Upgrade Procedure
  234
- Preparation for Software Loading
  235
- System Software - Installation Procedure
  247
- System Software - Installation Procedure (R2.X.X or Later)
  249
  - Application Software Installation Preparation
    253
  - Application Software Installation
    254
  - Software Installation from Common Service Desktop
    257
  - Software and Functional Checks after Installation/Upgrade Procedure
    261
  - Restore Procedures
    262
  - Ezbackup and Ezmove
    263
  - Option Keys
    264
  - Replacement Front Cover
    265
  - Installation Procedure
    266
  - Replacement Top Cover
    267
  - Installation Procedure
    268
  - Replacement Side Cover
    269
  - Removal Procedure - Side Cover (R)
    271
  - Installation Procedure
    272
  - Replacement Rear Cover
    273
  - Replacement Side Tray & Footrest Cover
    274
  - Removal Procedure - Foot Rest Cover
    275
  - Replacement of Monitor and LCD Arm Plastic Covers
    276
  - Monitor Installation Procedure
    278
  - LCD Arm Plastic Covers Remove Procedure
    279
  - LCD Arm Plastic Covers Installation Procedure
    280
  - Replacement of OPIO and Related Parts
    281
  - Removal Procedure - Trackball Ring
    282
  - Removal Procedure - OP Panel Assy
    283
  - Removal Procedure - an Keyboard
    285
  - Removal Procedure - Trackball
    286
  - Removal Procedure - LCD Touch Panel Assy
    287
  - Removal Procedure - OP Panel Main PWA Assy
    288
  - Removal Procedure - Joystick and Encoder on PWA
    289
  - Installation Procedure
    290
  - Replacement of the Caps for Hardkeys
    291
  - Replacement of Key Caps (by Special Native Language Keys)
    293
  - Replacement Procedure
    294
  - Replacement Checking Procedure
    296
  - Replacement Around ACQ Box
    298
  - Removal Procedure - PIL, GBF128/64, GFS, CPS
    300
  - Removal Procedure - Separating PIL and GBF128/64
    302
  - Removal Procedure - Separating CWD Board from PIL
    303
  - Separating DC4D Unit from CPS (for R1.X.X Only)
    305
  - Installation Procedure
    307
  - Removal Procedure - ACQ Box
    308
  - Removal Procedure - Separating CBP (Backplane)
    309
  - Replacement of CPS2 (R2.X.X or Later)
    310
  - Installation Procedure
    312
  - Replacement of CSI and Fan
    313
  - Installation Procedure
    315
  - Replacement of Rear Handle
    316
  - Replacement of Caster
    317
  - Installation Procedure
    318
  - Replacement of the SOM,HDD and DVR
    319
  - Removal Procedure (R2.X.X or Later)
    322
  - Note on SOM Replacement
    324
  - Note on EEPROM Replacement
    325
  - Accessing EEPROM
    326
  - Initializing EEPROM
    327
  - Modifying Contents of EEPROM (Comexpress VPD)
    329
  - Replacement of Battery (R2.X.X or Later)
    330
  - Installation Procedure
    331
  - Replacement of 4D
    332
  - Replacement of Wireless Lan
    333
  - Installation Procedure
    334
  - Replacement of the Harness Cable, Cable Duct, and OPIO Cable Assy
    335
  - Removal Procedure (Monitor Cable and OPIO Cable)
    337
  - Installation Procedure
    340
  - Replacement of Peripheral Cable Assy
    341
  - Installation Procedure
    342
  - B/W and Color Printer Cables
    343
  - Installation Procedure
    344
  - Replacement of the Probe Holder(Kit), Cable Hook, and Extended Probe Holder
    345
  - Removal Procedure - Cable Hook
    346
  - Removal Procedure - Extended Probe Holder
    347
  - Replacement of AC Cable Holder
    348
  - Replacement of the Peripherals
    349
  - Installation Procedure
    350
  - B/W on Side Cabinet
    351
    
    Installation Procedure
    352
    
    Installation Procedure
    353
  - Color Printer on High Console
    354
  - Installation Procedure
    355
  - Replacement of the Speaker
    356
  - Installation
    357
  - Replacement of the Monitor Arm
    358
  - Installation Procedure
    362
  - Replacement of Drawer
    363
  - Installation Procedure
    364
  - Drawer on High Cabinet
    365
  - Installation Procedure
    366
  - Replacement ECG Module
    367
  - Replacement of UVC
    368
  - Installation Procedure
    370
  - Replacement of DCWD ASSY
    371
- Overview
  373
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

374
- List of Abbreviations
  374
- Parts List Groups
  375
- Plastics Covers (Front/Sides/Rear)
  376
- LCD Monitor
  377
  - Opio
    378
  - Nest Box Parts
    383
    
    Mechanical Parts
    386
    
    Mechanical Parts
    387
  - Options
    388
    
    Optional Peripherals and Accessories
    390
    
    Probes
    391
    
    Power Cord
    394
CHAPTER 10 Care & Maintenance

398
- Why Do Maintenance
  398
- Tools Required
  401
- System Maintenance
  402
- Functional Checks
  403
- Peripheral/Option Checks
  404
- Air Filter Cleaning
  405
- Physical Inspection
  406
- Probe Maintenance
  407
- System Software Updates(Software Download)
  408
- Software Download and Installation
  409
- Using a Phantom
  417
- GEHC Leakage Current Limits
  418
  - Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement - USA & Canada
    420
  - Grounding Continuity
    421
  - Enclosure Leakage Current Test
    422
  - Data Sheet for Enclosure Leakage Current
    423
  - Generic Procedure
    424
  - Type BF Patient Leakage Current Test - Probe
    425
  - Type BF Patient Leakage Current - Mains to Probe
    426
  - When There's too Much Leakage Current
    427
  - New Unit
    428

GE LOGIQ S7 Expert 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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GE LOGIQ S7 Expert Service Manual (435 pages)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Introduction

CHAPTER 2 Site Preparation

CHAPTER 3 Setup Instructions

CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks

CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)

CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

CHAPTER 10 Care & Maintenance

GE LOGIQ S7 Expert Technical Publication (127 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Overview

Content in this Manual

Product Description

Products Covered in this Manual

Chapter 2 - Safety Information

Overview

Important Conventions

Product Icons

Safety Considerations

Label Locations

Dangerous Procedure Warnings

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

Returning Probes and Repair Parts

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Chapter 3 - Site Preparations

Overview

General Ultrasound System Requirements

Facility Needs

Chapter 4 - Care and Maintenance

Warnings

Why Do Maintenance

Maintenance Task Schedule

System Maintenance

Using a Phantom

Electrical Safety Tests

When There's too Much Leakage Current

Ultrasound Equipment Quality Check (EQC and IQC)

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