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GE LOGIQ V1 User Manual (382 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 38.57 MB

Conformance Standards
5
Certifications
6
Original Documentation
6
Country-Specific Approval
7
Importer Information
7
- Table of Contents
  9
- Getting Started
  13
- Regulatory Requirements
  5
Chapter 1 - Getting Started

14
Overview

14
- Attention
  14
- Principles of Operation
  16
- Intended Use
  16
- Indications for Use
  17
  - Frequency of Use
    17
  - Operator Profile
    17
  - Clinical Applications
    18
- Contraindication
  18
- Prescription Device
  18
- Site Requirements
  19
  - Introduction
    19
  - Before the System Arrives
    20
  - Power Requirements
    20
  - Electromagnetic Interferences
    20
  - Environmental Requirements
    22
  - System Environmental Requirements
    22
  - Operating Environment
    22
- Console Graphics
  23
  - LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 System - an Example
    23
  - LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 System
    24
  - Battery
    25
  - Temperature Requirements
    25
  - Discharge/Charge Cycle
    27
  - View Current Battery Status
    28
  - Battery Icon
    28
  - Low Power Battery Icon
    28
  - Warning Battery Icon
    28
  - Battery Power Low Warning
    29
  - Low Battery Power Warning on Status Bar
    29
  - System Shutdown Warning
    29
  - Battery Error
    30
  - Battery Error Icon
    30
  - Battery Installation
    31
  - Battery Removal
    32
  - AC Adapter
    33
- Peripheral/Accessory Connector Panel
  34
  - Peripherals Connection
    36
  - Printers Connection
    36
  - Other Peripheral Ports Connection
    40
  - Attaching the Security Cable
    42
  - Security Cable
    42
  - LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 with Security Cable
    42
  - Set up Wired Footswitch
    43
  - 3-Footswitch Setting
    43
  - 1-Footswitch Setting
    43
- Control Panel Map
  44
  - Keyboard
    45
  - User Defined Keys
    46
  - Primary Menu Keys
    46
  - User Configurable Key Preset Menu
    46
  - Button Description
    47
  - Mode, Display and Record
    47
  - Measurement and Annotation
    48
- Monitor Display
  49
  - Monitor Display Tour
    49
  - Using the Monitor Display Controls to Manage Images
    50
  - Active Images
    50
  - Delete
    50
  - Next Clipboard Image
    51
  - Clipboard Slide Show
    51
  - Save as Menu
    51
  - Number of Images in Exam
    51
LCD Monitor

52
- Locking/Unlocking the LCD Monitor
  52
- Adjusting the LCD Monitor
  52
- Brightness
  53
- Volume
  54
Moving the System

55
- Before Moving the System
  55
- When Moving the System
  56
- Transporting the System
  56
System Start-Up

57
- Connecting the System
  57
  - Acclimation Time
    58
  - Example Plug and Outlet Configurations
    58
  - System Acclimation Time Chart
    58
  - Connecting to the Electrical Outlet
    59
  - Connect the System to the Electrical Supply
    59
  - To Turn on the System
    60
  - Power On/Off Switch Location
    60
  - Power up Sequence
    61
  - Led
    62
  - LED Indicators
    62
  - Keyboard Backlight
    62
  - Login
    62
  - Power off
    63
  - Sleep Mode (for R1.1.X)
    64
  - Check System Date and Time
    65
  - Check System Date and Time Message
    65
- Connecting the Probe
  66
- Introduction
  66
  - Probe Connection to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1
    67
  - Probe Connector Locking Lever
    67
- Cable Handling
  68
- Disconnecting the Probe
  68
- 2-Probe Port Adapter (Option)
  69
Beginning an Exam

72
Chapter 2 - Performing an Exam

94
Optimizing the Image

94
- B-Mode Controls
  94
- Color Flow Mode Controls
  97
- M-Mode Controls
  99
- M Color Flow Mode
  99
- Doppler Mode Controls
  100
  - Acquiring a 3D Scan
    102
  - 3D Package Options
    102
- Easy 3D Mode (Option)
  102
Other Controls

103
- Zoom
  103
  - Read Zoom
    103
  - Using Read/Write Zoom
    104
  - Write Zoom
    105
- Split Screen
  106
- Freezing an Image
  106
- Activating CINE
  106
- Body Patterns
  107
- Annotating an Image
  108
Scan Coach (Option)

109
- Statement
  109
- Introduction
  111
  - Using Scan Coach (for R1.0.X)
    112
  - Scan Coach Display Description
    120
  - Setting up Scan Coach (for R1.0.X)
    124
  - Setting up Scan Coach (for R1.1.X)
    125
  - Edit Scan Coach Protocol
    126
  - Sonobiometry (AFB) (Option)
    131
  - Sonobiometry Checkboxes
    132
- Using Sonobiometry
  132
Using the Fast Key

135
- Create a Fast Key
  135
- Overview
  135
- Start a Fast Key
  136
- Backup and Restore the Fast Key
  136
Quantitative Analysis (Qanalysis)

137
- Activating Qanalysis
  137
- Exiting Qanalysis
  137
Measurement and Analysis

138
- Introduction
  138
- Location of Measurement Controls
  139
- B-Mode Measurements
  140
  - Distance Measurement
    141
  - Circumference and Area (Ellipse) Measurement
    142
  - Before You Complete the Ellipse Measurement
    142
  - Circumference and Area (Trace) Measurement
    143
  - Trace
    143
  - Open Trace
    144
  - Circumference and Area (Spline Trace) Measurement
    145
  - Edit the Spline Trace
    146
  - Edit Spline Trace
    146
  - Intensity (Echo Level) Measurement
    147
  - To Make an Echo Level Measurement
    147
- Doppler Mode Measurements
  148
  - Velocity
    148
  - TAMAX and TAMEAN
    149
  - Manual Trace
    149
  - Auto Trace
    150
  - To Auto Trace TAMAX
    150
  - Slope (Velocity, Time Interval and Acceleration)
    151
  - Time Interval
    151
  - To Measure a Horizontal Time Interval
    151
- M-Mode Measurements
  152
- Tissue Depth
  152
- Wide Dual Screen Measurements (for R1.1.X)
  154
- Viewing and Editing Worksheets
  155
  - To View a Worksheet
    155
  - Worksheet Display Primary Menu
    155
  - To Edit a Worksheet
    157
  - To Change Data on a Worksheet
    157
  - To Type a Comment on a Worksheet
    157
  - Delete All Worksheet Values
    158
- Defining Hot Keys
  159
- Hot Keys for Measurements
  159
- Clinical Measurement Accuracy
  160
  - Basic Measurements
    160
  - System Measurements and Accuracies
    161
Setting up the Off-Line Paper Printer

162
- After the Exam Is over
  163
- Presets
  164
Chapter 3 - after the Exam Is over

164
- Overview
  164
- System Presets
  165
- Data Backup
  176
  - Backup and Restore
    188
  - Backup Procedure
    188
  - Restore Procedure
    189
  - Backup and Restore Strategy: User-Defined Configurations
    190
  - Preset Synchronization
    190
- Configuring Connectivity
  191
  - Connectivity Functions
    191
  - Anti-Virus Software Note
    192
Electronic Documentation

193
- Accessing Documentation Via a PC
  193
System Data

194
- Features/Specifications
  194
  - Physical Attributes
    194
  - System Overview
    195
System Care and Maintenance

198
- Overview
  198
- Inspecting the System
  199
- Weekly Maintenance
  200
- Cleaning the System
  201
  - System Cabinet
    201
  - Operator Control Panel
    202
  - To Clean the Operator Control Panel
    202
  - Footswitch
    202
  - Trackball
    203
  - Rotate the Retainer
    203
  - Other Peripheral Maintenance
    203
  - Other Maintenance
    204
  - Replacing Illuminated Key Caps/Lamps
    204
  - Battery Replacement and Disposal
    204
- Prevention of Static Electricity Interference
  204
- Disposal
  205
- Troubleshooting
  206
- System Software Updates (Software Download)
  207
- Software Download and Installation
  208
Quality Assurance

215
- Introduction
  215
- Typical Tests to Perform
  216
  - Frequency of Tests
    216
  - Phantoms
    218
- Baselines
  219
- Periodic Checks
  219
- Results
  220
- System Setup
  221
- Test Procedures
  221
  - Axial Distance Measurements
    222
  - Lateral Distance Measurements
    223
  - Axial Resolution
    224
  - Lateral Resolution
    225
  - Penetration
    226
  - Functional Resolution
    227
  - Contrast Resolution
    228
  - Gray Scale Photography
    229
- Setting up a Record Keeping System
  230
- Ultrasound Quality Assurance Checklist
  231
Assistance

232
- Supplies/Accessories
  232
Contact Information

235
- Contacting GE Ultrasound
  235
- Manufacturer
  241
- Safety
  243
Chapter 4 - Safety

244
Owner Responsibility

244
- Notice against User Modification
  244
Safety Precautions

245
- Precaution Levels
  245
- Icon Description
  245
- Hazard Symbols
  246
  - Potential Hazards
    246
  - Important Safety Considerations
    247
- Patient Safety
  248
  - Related Hazards
    248
  - Patient Identification
    248
  - Diagnostic Information
    249
  - Mechanical Hazards
    250
  - Scanner and Electrosurgical Units
    251
- Equipment and Personnel Safety
  252
  - Material Safe Data
    256
  - Allergic Reactions to Latex-Containing Medical Devices
    256
- EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
  257
  - EMC Performance
    258
  - General Notice
    261
  - Peripheral Update for EC Countries
    262
  - Peripherals Used in the Patient Environment
    262
  - Declaration of Emissions
    264
  - Declaration of Immunity
    265
  - Essential Performance
    266
- Patient Environmental Devices
  267
  - Acceptable Devices
    268
  - Unapproved Devices
    268
  - Accessories, Options, Supplies
    268
- Acoustic Output
  269
  - Acoustic Output Display Specifications
    269
  - Thermal Index
    269
  - Mechanical Index
    270
  - Changing the Thermal Index Type
    270
  - TI and MI Display Accuracy
    270
  - Controls Affecting Acoustic Output
    270
  - Best Practices While Scanning
    271
  - Acoustic Output Default Levels
    271
- Rohs LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Hazardous Substances
  272
- Name and Concentration of Hazardous Substances
  273
Device Labels

274
- Label Icon Description
  274
- LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 - User Guide
  274
- Label Locations
  280
  - LOGIQ V1 Label Location
    280
  - LOGIQ V2 Label Location
    281
  - LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Label Locations (for China)
    282
  - AC Adapter Label
    283
- Probe Label Explanation
  285
- Probe Box Label
  286
- Probe Label UDI GTIN and Barcode Locations
  286
Chapter 5 - Probes and Biopsy

289
Probe Overview

290
- Ergonomics
  290
- Cable Handling
  290
- Probe Orientation
  291
- Labeling
  291
  - Orientation Mark
    291
  - Displayed Probe Information
    291
- Probe Naming Conventions
  292
- Probe Usage
  292
  - Care and Maintenance
    292
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    293
- Probe Safety
  294
  - Handling Precautions
    294
  - Electrical Shock Hazard
    294
- Special Handling Instructions
  296
  - Using Protective Sheaths
    296
  - Endocavitary Probe Handling Precautions
    297
- Probe Handling and Infection Control
  298
- Probe Cleaning Process
  299
  - Cleaning Probes
    299
  - Probe Immersion Levels
    300
  - Disinfecting Probes
    301
  - Description of Pictogram on Probe Care Cards
    301
- Coupling Gels
  305
  - Planned Maintenance
    306
  - Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
    306
  - Sterile Ultrasound Procedures
    306
Probe Discussion

307
- Introduction
  307
- Probe Indications for Use
  308
- Application
  308
- Probe Features
  309
- Specifications
  309
- Slice Thickness Specification
  311
- Probe Illustration
  312
  - Convex Probe
    312
  - Convex Probe Illustration
    312
  - Linear Probe Illustration
    312
  - Sector Probe Illustration
    313
Biopsy Special Concerns

314
- Precautions Concerning the Use of Biopsy Procedures
  314
Preparing for a Biopsy

316
- Displaying the Guidezone
  316
  - Biopsy Guidezones Example
    316
  - Biopsy Guide Availability
    317
- Preparing the Biopsy Guide Attachment
  319
  - Fixed Needle Biopsy Guide Assembly
    320
  - To Prepare the Endocavitary Probe for Use
    320
  - Installing the Sheath
    321
  - Endocavitary Probe with Sheath
    321
  - Biopsy Guide Preparation
    322
  - Disposable Biopsy Guide 5 Degree Angle
    322
  - Reusable Biopsy Guide
    322
  - Multi Angle Biopsy Guide Assembly
    323
  - Pull up and Push down the Pin
    323
  - Probe/Bracket Alignment
    324
  - Applying Sanitary Sheath
    325
  - Snap the Needle Guide
    325
  - Releasing the Needle
    328
- Biopsy Needle Path Verification
  328
- Release the Needle from Assembly
  328
- The Biopsy Procedure
  329
- Post Biopsy
  330
Surgery/Intra-Operative Use

331
- Preparing for Surgery/Intra-Operative Procedures
  331
  - Applying Sterile Sheath
    332
  - Using Onboard Help
    333
- Overview
  334
Chapter 6 - Using Onboard Help

339
Onboard Help

339
- Getting Started
  339
  - Power Cord Connection
    339
  - Console Buttons
    340
  - Probe Connection
    340
  - Facility Name Set-Up
    341
- System Setting
  341
  - Date/Time Set-Up
    342
  - Enable Options
    343
  - Language Selection (for R1.0.X)
    344
  - Language Selection (for R1.1.X)
    346
  - User Preset Set-Up (for R1.0.X)
    352
  - User Preset Set-Up (for R1.1.X)
    354
  - Back Panel Ports
    357
- Peripheral Connection
  357
  - Connectivity - Wireless or Direct Connect
    358
  - Connect to a Printer
    363
  - Dicom Setting
    365
  - Back-Up/Restore the Patient Information
    368
  - Software Version
    370
- Maintenance
  371
  - Contact GE Service
    373
  - Insite
    374
  - Index
    377

GE LOGIQ V1 Basic Service Manual (317 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 34.52 MB

Certified Electrical Contractor Statement - for USA Only
16
Damage in Transportation
16
Omission and Errors
17
Service Safety Considerations
18
Legal Notes
19
Trademarks
19
Table of Contents
21
Chapter 1 - Introduction

29
Overview

30
- Contents in this Chapter
  30
Manual Overview

31
Important Conventions

34
- Conventions Used in Book
  34
- Standard Hazard Icons
  36
Product Icons

38
Labels Locations

39
Safety Considerations

41
- Contents in this Section
  41
- Introduction
  41
- Human Safety
  41
- Mechanical Safety
  44
- Electrical Safety
  46
- Battery Safety
  48
Dangerous Procedure Warnings

50
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements

51
Returning Probes and Repair Parts

52
EMC, EMI and ESD

53
- What Is EMC
  53
- CE Compliance
  53
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
  54
Customer Assistance

55
- Contact Information
  55
- Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance
  56
- System Manufacturer
  56
- Authorized Representative
  57
Chapter 2 - Site Preparations

59
- Contents in this Chapter
  60
General Ultrasound System Requirements

61
Facility Needs

70
Environmental Dangers

80
- Patient Environment IEC60601-1 and ANSI AAMI ES60601-1
  80
Chapter 3 - System Setup

81
Overview

82
- Contents in this Chapter
  82
Setup Reminders

83
- Average Setup Time
  83
- Setup Warnings
  83
Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment

86
Packing Materials - Recycling Information

92
Preparing for Setup

93
- Verify Customer Order
  93
- Physical Inspection
  93
- EMI Protection
  93
Completing the Setup

94
- Purpose of this Section
  94
- Contents in this Section
  94
- System Specifications
  94
- Electrical Specifications
  95
- Peripheral/Accessories Connector Panel
  96
- Connecting Probes
  97
- Powering the System
  97
System Configuration

98
- Purpose of this Section
  98
- LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Configuration
  98
Peripherals Installation

99
- Overview
  99
- Furnished Materials
  100
- Peripherals Installation Instructions
  102
Connectivity Setup

114
- TCP/IP Screen
  114
- Network Setup
  115
- Setup the LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 for DICOM Communications
  116
  - Network
    118
- How to Setup and Use a DICOM Image Storage Service
  119
Option Setup

120
- Software Option Installation Procedure
  120
Paperwork after Setup

122
- Contents in this Section
  122
- User's Manual(S)
  122
- Product Locator Installation Card
  122
Chapter 4 - General Procedures and Functional Checks

123
Overview

124
- Purpose of this Chapter
  124
- Contents in this Chapter
  124
- Special Equipment Required
  124
General Procedures

125
- Overview
  126
- Power On/Boot up
  127
- Power off
  131
- Logging on to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 as "ADM
  133
- Service Key (Dongle, HASP)
  134
  - Software
    135
- Removable Media
  139
- Archiving and Loading Presets
  140
- Data Management
  142
- Backup
  142
- Restore the Factory Defaults
  142
- Installation and Setup Procedure for Peripherals
  142
- Where Are the User Manuals and the Service Manual
  143
- How to Display or Print the PDF Files from the Manual CD
  143
- Cleaning the Trackball
  144
Functional Checks

146
- Overview
  146
- Contents in this Section
  146
- Preparation
  146
- Basic Controls
  147
- Operator Panel
  147
- Performance Tests
  148
- B Mode Checks
  149
- M Mode Checks
  150
- Color Mode Checks
  151
- Adjust the Color Mode Controls
  152
- Select Color M Mode
  153
- PW Doppler Mode Checks
  155
- Adjust the PW Doppler Mode Controls
  156
- Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks
  157
- Adjust the TVI Controls
  158
- Basic Measurements
  158
- Probe/Connectors Check
  159
- Cineloop Check
  160
- Preparation
  160
- Adjust the Cineloop Controls
  160
- Back End Processor Checks
  161
- Operator Panel Test
  161
- Peripheral Checks
  161
- Turn off Power to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1
  161
Power Supply Test & Adjustments

162
- Power Supply Test Procedure
  162
- Power Supply Adjustment
  162
Application Turnover Check List

163
- Software Configuration Checks
  163
Site Log

164
Chapter 5 - Components and Functions (Theory)

165
Overview

166
- Contents in this Chapter
  166
Block Diagram and Theory

167
- General Information
  167
- Top Console
  167
- Block Diagram
  168
Power Diagram

169
- Overview
  169
- AC Power
  169
Common Service Platform

170
- Introduction
  170
Chapter 6 - Service Adjustments

171
Overview

172
- Contents in this Chapter
  172
LCD Monitor Adjustments

173
- Purpose of this Section
  173
- Monitor Adjustments
  173
Software Reload

174
- Confirm Backups for Patient Data and Presets
  174
- System Reload Procedure
  175
Chapter 7 - Replacement Procedures

191
Overview

192
- Contents in this Chapter
  192
Warnings and Important Information

193
- Warnings
  193
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  194
Disassembly/Re-Assembly

195
- Warning and Caution
  195
- Tools Needed for Servicing LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1
  196
- Trackball Roller Cleaning
  197
- 2-Probe Holder (5727508)
  198
- Paper Tray Kit (5727505)
  200
- Printer Shelf (5727506)
  201
Loading the Software

203
Chapter 8 - Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

235
Overview

236
- Contents in this Chapter
  236
Gathering Trouble Data

237
- Overview
  237
- Collect Vital System Information
  237
- Collect a Trouble Image with Logs
  238
Screen Capture

239
- Button Screen
  239
- Setting the Store Key to Screen Capture
  240
- Capturing a Screen
  241
- Reset the Store Key to Customer's Functionality
  243
Common Diagnostics

244
- Utilities
  244
- Service Diagnostics
  249
- OP Panel Interface
  259
- Restart the System after Diagnostics
  259
Network Configuration

260
- Wire-LAN Network
  260
List of Abbreviations

265
Chapter 9 Renewal Parts Lists

266
- AC Power Cord
  266
- Operator Console Assy
  267
- Cart
  267
- Probe and Accessories
  271
- Peripheral
  272
- Power Cord
  274
- Cart with Package
  274
- Manuals
  275
Chapter 10 - Care and Maintenance

277
Overview

278
- Contents in this Chapter
  278
Warnings

279
Why Do Maintenance

280
- Periodic Maintenance Inspections
  280
- Keeping Records
  280
- Quality Assurance
  281
Maintenance Task Schedule

282
- How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed
  282
Tools Required

284
System Maintenance

288
- Preliminary Checks
  288
- Functional Checks
  289
- Physical Inspection
  291
- Optional Diagnostic Checks
  292
- Probe Maintenance
  293
- Battery Performance Maintenance
  295
Electrical Safety Tests

296
- Safety Test Overview
  296
- Leakage Current Limits
  298
- Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement
  300
- Grounding Continuity
  301
- Chassis Leakage Current Test
  302
- Probe Leakage Current Test
  304
When There's too Much Leakage Current

307
- AC/DC Fails
  307
- Chassis Fails
  307
- Probe Fails
  308
- Peripheral Fails
  308
- Still Fails
  308
- New Unit
  308
- ECG Fails
  308
- Inspection Paperwork
  309
- Electrical Safety Tests Log
  311

GE LOGIQ V1 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 V1 User Manual (382 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Getting Started

Overview

LCD Monitor

Moving the System

System Start-Up

Beginning an Exam

Chapter 2 - Performing an Exam

Optimizing the Image

Other Controls

Scan Coach (Option)

Using the Fast Key

Quantitative Analysis (Qanalysis)

Measurement and Analysis

Setting up the Off-Line Paper Printer

Chapter 3 - after the Exam Is over

Electronic Documentation

System Data

System Care and Maintenance

Quality Assurance

Assistance

Contact Information

Chapter 4 - Safety

Owner Responsibility

Safety Precautions

Device Labels

Chapter 5 - Probes and Biopsy

Probe Overview

Probe Discussion

Biopsy Special Concerns

Preparing for a Biopsy

Surgery/Intra-Operative Use

Chapter 6 - Using Onboard Help

Onboard Help

GE LOGIQ V1 Basic Service Manual (317 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Introduction

Overview

Manual Overview

Important Conventions

Product Icons

Labels Locations

Safety Considerations

Dangerous Procedure Warnings

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements

Returning Probes and Repair Parts

EMC, EMI and ESD

Customer Assistance

Chapter 2 - Site Preparations

General Ultrasound System Requirements

Facility Needs

Environmental Dangers

Chapter 3 - System Setup

Overview

Setup Reminders

Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment

Packing Materials - Recycling Information

Preparing for Setup

Completing the Setup

System Configuration

Peripherals Installation

Connectivity Setup

Option Setup

Paperwork after Setup

Chapter 4 - General Procedures and Functional Checks

Overview

General Procedures

Functional Checks

Power Supply Test & Adjustments

Application Turnover Check List

Site Log

Chapter 5 - Components and Functions (Theory)

Overview

Block Diagram and Theory

Power Diagram

Common Service Platform

Chapter 6 - Service Adjustments

Overview