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GE Vivid i Service Manual (740 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 45.83 MB

Table of Contents
15
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

31
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

31
- Overview
  31
- Important Conventions
  35
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    35
- Safety Considerations
  37
  - Introduction
    37
  - Human Safety
    37
  - Mechanical Safety
    37
  - Electrical Safety
    39
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    41
- Product Labels and Icons
  42
- EMC, EMI, and ESD
  51
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    51
  - CE Compliance
    51
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    51
  - Standards Used
    52
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  53
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  54
- Customer Assistance
  55
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    57
  - Console Requirements
    58
  - Unit Environmental Requirements
    58
  - Cooling Requirements
    58
  - Lighting Requirements
    58
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    58
  - Electrical Requirements
    59
  - EMI Limitations
    60
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    61
  - Facility Needs
    62
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    62
  - Mandatory Site Requirements
    63
  - Site Recommendations
    63
  - Networking Pre-Installation Requirements
    65
  - Connectivity Installation Worksheet
    66
  - Check List
    68
CHAPTER 3 System Setup

69
- Overview
  69
- Purpose of Chapter 3
  69
- Installation Reminders
  70
- Average Installation Time
  70
- Installation Warnings
  70
- Safety Reminders
  71
- The Tilt & Shock Indicators
  72
- Damage in Transportation
  74
- Unpacking the Equipment
  77
- Examin All Packages
  78
- Unpacking the Wooden Transportation Box
  79
- Verifying the Transportation Box Contents
  80
- Physical Inspection
  80
- EMI Protection
  80
- Preparing for Installation
  81
- Confirming Customer Order
  81
- Verifying the Transportation Box Contents
  81
- Component Inspection
  82
- Confirming Safelock Cart Voltage Configuration
  87
- System Voltage Confirmation
  87
- Ensuring Protection from EMI
  88
- Completing the Hardware Installation
  89
- Connecting Printers
  89
- Connecting Peripherals
  102
- Charging the Battery
  123
- Connecting Probes
  126
- Connecting the ECG
  129
- Connecting the Unit to a Power Source
  130
- Switching the System ON/OFF
  132
- Mounting the VIVID I N/ VIVID Q N on the Safelock Cart (Optional)
  133
- Mounting the VIVID I N and VIVID Q N on the Safelock Cart
  133
- Direction Fq091013, Revision
  134
  - Adjusting the Safelock Cart Locking Mechanism
    136
  - Configuration
    137
  - Overview
    137
  - VIVID I N/ VIVID Q N Configuration
    138
  - Service Screen Set-Up
    143
  - Configuring Peripherals
    149
  - Software Options Configuration
    152
  - Connectivity Setup
    153
  - Connectivity Introduction
    153
  - Physical Connection
    156
  - Connectivity Configuration
    166
  - Set up Connection to a DICOM Server in a Network
    178
  - Setup Connection to HL7 Server in a Network
    185
  - Query/Retrieve (Q/R) Setup
    188
  - Mpegvue Export Configuration
    195
  - Evue Dataflow Configuration
    200
  - Using Mpegvue/Evue on a Remote PC
    204
  - Storing and Transporting the Unit
    245
  - Safety Precautions for Moving the VIVID I N/ VIVID Q N Unit
    245
  - Transportation Box and Packaging Materials
    245
  - Completing the Installation Paperwork
    246
  - System Installation Details
    246
  - Product Locator Installation
    246
  - Product Locator Installation Card
    247
  - User Manual(S)
    248
CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

249
- Overview
  249
- Purpose of Chapter 4
  249
- Specific Equipment Required
  250
- General Procedures
  251
- Overview
  251
- Power On/Boot-Up
  251
- Power Shut down
  255
- Log on to the System as ADM
  258
- Using Removable Media
  260
- Labeling Removable Media
  263
- Formatting Removable Media
  263
- Verifying Removable Media
  264
- Archiving and Loading Presets
  265
- Functional Checks
  267
- Basic Controls
  267
- Peripherals
  276
- Safelock Cart Functional Tests
  281
- Back End Processor Tests
  282
- System Turnover Checklist
  285
- Software Configuration Checks
  285
- Site Log
  286
CHAPTER 5 Components and Function (Theory)

289
- Overview
  289
- Purpose of Chapter 5
  289
- General Information
  290
- Introduction
  290
- Signal Flow
  292
- VIVID I N and VIVID Q N Systems - Block Diagram
  293
- Front End Unit
  294
- General Information
  294
- Front End Unit - Location in the System
  297
- RFI Board
  299
- TR32 Boards (Transmitter/Receiver)
  303
- Probe and MUX (P&M) Board
  306
- Back End Processor
  309
- Introduction
  309
- ETX SBC Central Processing Unit (CPU)
  311
- ETX Base Board
  311
- Hard Disk
  313
- Fan Control
  313
- RTC (BIOS) Battery
  313
- Back End Processor - Location of Components
  314
- Left/Right Speakers
  316
- External Input/Output (I/O)
  317
- Power Supply System
  318
- Electrical Power
  318
- Introduction
  318
- Power Supply Unit Components
  319
- DC Source Selector
  319
- Rechargeable Battery Pack Assy (GPA)
  320
- Monitor and Operator Panel
  322
- Keyboard and Operator Panel
  322
- Keyboard and Operator Panel Components
  323
- ECG Module
  327
- Overview
  327
- ECG Patient I/O Module Specifications
  328
- Isolation
  328
- Ecg/Respiratory Module
  329
- Internal Ecg/Respiratory Board
  329
- External Ecg/Respiratory Interface
  331
- Peripherals
  334
- Introduction
  334
- Cooling System
  336
- General Information
  336
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

337
- Overview
  337
- Purpose of Chapter 6
  337
- LCD Display Adjustments and Calibration
  338
- Contrast Adjustment Procedure
  338
- Brightness Adjustment Procedure
  339
- Testing Your Contrast and Brightness Settings
  339
- Blue Tint Adjustment Procedure
  339
- Blue Tint "2" Adjustment Procedure
  341
- External Monitor Calibration
  344
- Keyboard Adjustments
  346
- Configuring Print Orientation
  346
- Video System Adjustments
  346
- Beamformer Calibration
  346
- Battery Calibration
  347
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

353
- Overview
  353
- Purpose of Chapter
  353
- Diagnostics
  354
- Diagnostic Tools
  354
- Diagnostic Procedure Summary
  354
- Accessing the Diagnostic Test Window
  355
- Diagnostic Test Window Menu Options
  362
- Performing Full System Diagnostics
  371
- Accessing the Full System Diagnostic Options
  372
- Performing Front End (FE) Diagnostics
  376
- Accessing the Front End Diagnostic Options
  377
- Calibration Tests
  377
- Radio Frequency Interface (RFI) Diagnostic Tests
  383
- TR 32 Diagnostic Tests
  398
- Probe and MUX Diagnostic Tests
  413
- Monitoring Tests
  438
- Accessing the Monitoring Diagnostic Test Options
  438
- Performing Back End Diagnostics on the System
  460
- Accessing the Back End Diagnostic Test Options
  460
- Insite Exc
  489
- Service Desktop
  489
- Error Logs Page
  491
- Diagnostics Page
  496
- Image Quality Page
  503
- Calibration Page
  503
- Configuration Page
  504
- Ziputilities Page
  505
- Replacement Page
  517
- PM Page
  517
- Automatic Error Log
  518
- Adding Bookmarks
  518
- Extracting Logs
  518
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

529
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

683
- Overview
  683
- List of Abbreviations
  684
- Mechanical Hardware Parts
  685
- Electronic Parts
  686
- Cables
  689
- Software
  690
- Probes
  691
- Peripherals
  693
- Safelock Cart Parts
  694
- Optional Modo Cart
  696
- Product Manuals
  701
CHAPTER 10 Care and Maintenance

703
- Overview
  703
- Periodic Maintenance Inspections
  703
- Warnings
  704
- Why Perform Maintenance Procedures
  705
- Keeping Records
  705
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  706
- How Often Should Care & Maintenance Procedures be Performed
  706
- Tools Required
  709
- Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment
  709
- System Maintenance
  711
- Preliminary Checks
  711
- Functional Checks
  712
- Input Power Checks
  713
- Cleaning
  714
- Physical Inspection
  717
- Optional Diagnostic Checks
  718
- Probe Maintenance
  719
- Probe Checks
  719
- Probe Handling
  719
- Basic Probe Care
  720
- Probe Cleaning
  720
- Returning and Shipping of Defective Probes
  722
- Electrical Safety Tests
  723
- Safety Test Overview
  723
- GEMS Current Leakage Limits
  724
- Outlet Test Wiring Arrangement - USA & Canada
  725
- Safelock Cart - Grounding Continuity
  725
- Safelock Cart - Chassis Current Leakage Test
  727
- Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage - Lead-To-Ground
  729
- Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage - Lead-To-Lead
  730
- Isolated Patient Lead (Sink) Leakage - Isolation Test
  730
- Probe Current Leakage Test
  732

GE Vivid i User Manual (388 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 8.69 MB

Table of Contents
3
Attention
11
Safety
11
Interference Caution
11
Indications for Use
12
Contraindications
12
Manual Contents
13
Finding Information
13
Conventions Used in this Manual
14
Contact Information
15
Getting Started
17
Introduction
18
Preparing the Unit for Use
19
Site Requirements
19
Connecting the Unit
20
Switching On/Off
28
Moving and Transporting the Unit
32
Moving the Unit on a Cart
32
Transporting the Unit
33
Unit Acclimation Time
33
System Description
34
System Overview
34
Control Panel
35
The Scanning Screen
45
Connecting and Disconnecting Probes
48
Adjusting the Display Monitor
51
Starting an Examination
52
Creating a New Patient Record or Starting an Examination from an Existing Patient Record
52
Selecting a Probe and an Application
56
Assignable Keys and Soft Menu Rocker
59
Using the Assignable Keys Soft Menu
60
Using the Soft Menu Rocker
63
Trackball Operation
64
Trackball Assignment
64
The System Menu
65
Cineloop Operation
66
Cineloop Overview
66
Cineloop Controls
68
Using Cineloop
69
Storing Images and Cineloops
70
To Store a Single Image
70
To Store a Cineloop
70
Using Removable Media
71
Recommendation Concerning CD and DVD Handling
71
Formatting Removable Media
71
Writing on CD or DVD Media
71
Ejecting Removable Media
73
Zoom
73
To Magnify an Image
73
Performing Measurements
73
To Perform Measurements
73
Physiological ECG Trace
74
Connecting the ECG
74
Physio Controls
75
Displaying the ECG Trace
76
Adjusting the Display of the ECG Trace
76
Annotations
77
To Insert an Annotation
77
To Edit Annotation
80
To Erase Annotation
80
Configuration of the Pre-Defined Annotation List
81
Bodymarks
83
Scanning Modes
85
Introduction
86
2D-Mode
87
2D-Mode Overview
87
2D-Mode Controls
89
Optimizing 2D
92
Using 2D
92
M-Mode
93
M-Mode Overview
93
M-Mode Controls
94
Using M-Mode
95
Optimizing M-Mode
97
Color Mode
98
Color Mode Overview
98
Color M-Mode Overview
99
Color Mode Controls
100
Using Color Mode
102
Optimizing Color Mode
103
PW and CW Doppler
104
PW and CW Doppler Overview
104
PW and CW Doppler Controls
105
Optimizing PW/CW Doppler Modes
108
Using PW/CW Doppler Modes
108
Purposely Left Empty
111
For Future Purposes
111
Contrast Imaging
113
Introduction
114
Left Ventricular Contrast Imaging
114
LV Contrast Overview
115
LV Contrast Controls
115
Optimizing LV Contrast
118
Running LV Contrast
118
Measurement and Analysis
119
Introduction
120
The Assign and Measure Modality
121
Starting the Assign and Measure Modality
121
Entering a Study and Performing Measurements
122
Measure and Assign Modality
124
Starting the Measure and Assign Modality
124
Post-Measurement Assignment Labels
125
Cardiac Measurements
127
2D Measurements
127
M-Mode Measurements
131
Doppler Measurements
134
Vascular Measurements
137
B-Mode Measurements
137
M-Mode Measurements
138
Doppler Measurements
139
Measurement Package Configuration
144
Measurement Package Configuration - Example
144
User-Defined Formulas
147
User-Defined Formula - Example
147
About Units
153
Measurement Result Table
155
Minimizing the Measurement Result Table
155
Moving the Measurement Result Table
155
Deleting Measurements
156
Worksheet
157
Overview
157
Using Worksheet
158
Purposely Left Empty
161
For Future Purposes
161
Archiving
163
Introduction
165
Storing Images and Cineloops
166
Storing a Cineloop
167
Storing an Image
167
Saving Stored Images and Cineloops to a Standard Format158
168
Saving Stored Images and Cineloops to a Standard Format
168
Mpegvue/Evue
170
Retrieving and Editing Archived Information
178
Locating a Patient Record
178
Selecting a Patient Record and Editing Data in the Archive
182
Deleting Archived Information
186
Moving Examinations
188
Review Images in Archive
191
Review the Images from a Selected Examination
191
Select Images from the Image List Screen
192
Connectivity
196
The Dataflow Concept
196
Stand-Alone Scanner Scenario
199
A Stand-Alone Scanner and a Stand-Alone Echopac PC Environment
200
VIVID I User's Manual
202
A Scanner and Echopac PC in a Direct Connect Environment
202
A Scanner and Echopac PC in a Network Environment
206
A Scanner and a DICOM Server in a Network
208
Export/Import Patient Records/Examinations
219
Exporting Patient Records/Examinations
219
Importing Patient Records/Examinations
226
Disk Management
230
Configuring the Disk Management Function
231
Running the Disk Management Function
233
Data Backup and Restore
236
DICOM Spooler
242
Starting the DICOM Spooler
242
Report
245
Introduction
246
Creating a Report
247
Working with the Report Function
247
To Print a Report
250
To Store a Report
250
Retrieving an Archived Report
251
Deleting an Archived Report
251
Direct Report
252
Creating Comments
252
Creating Pre-Defined Text Inputs
253
Report Designer
254
Accessing the Report Designer
254
Report Designer Overview
254
Designing a Report Template
257
Saving the Report Template
267
To Exit the Report Designer
268
Report Templates Management
268
Configuration of the Template Selection Menu
269
Export/Import of Report Templates
270
Probe Overview
274
Supported Probes
274
Probe Labelling
277
Probe Orientation
277
Probe Integration
279
Connecting the Probe
279
Activating the Probe
279
Disconnecting the Probe
280
Care and Maintenance
281
Planned Maintenance
281
Inspecting the Probe
282
Cleaning and Disinfecting Probes
283
Probe Safety
286
Electrical Hazards
286
Mechanical Hazards
286
Biological Hazards
287
Introduction
290
Printing
291
To Print an Image
291
Specifications for Peripherals
292
Presets and System Setup
293
Introduction
294
Starting the Configuration Package
297
To Open the Configuration Package
297
Overview
298
Imaging
299
The Global Setup Sheet
299
Application
301
Application Menu
304
Measure Text
306
The Measurement Menu Sheet
306
Configuration of the Measurement Menu
310
The Advanced Sheet
312
Parameter Configuration
312
The Modify Calculations Sheet
313
Parameter Configuration
313
Report
314
The Diagnostic Codes Sheet
315
The Comment Texts Sheet
316
VIVID I User's Manual
316
Connectivity
319
Dataflow
320
Additional Outputs
328
Tools
330
Formats
331
Tcp/Ip
336
System
337
The System Settings
337
About
339
Administration
340
Users
341
Unlock Patient
344
System Care and Maintenance
346
Inspecting the System
346
Cleaning the Unit
347
Prevention of Static Electricity Interference
349
System Self-Test
351
System Malfunction
351
Introduction
355
Owner Responsibility
356
Important Safety Considerations
357
Notice against User Modification
357
Regulatory Information
358
Standards Used
358
Device Labels
359
Label Icon Description
359
Classifications
362
Acoustic Output
363
Definition of the Acoustic Output Parameters
363
Acoustic Output and Display on the VIVID I
363
Alara
364
Safety Statement
365
System Controls Affecting Acoustic Output
365
Patient Safety
367
Patient Identification
367
Diagnostic Information
367
Mechanical Hazards
368
Personnel and Equipment Safety
369
Explosion Hazard
369
Electrical Hazard
369
Biological Hazard
370
Pacemaker Hazard
370
Electrical Safety
371
Device Classifications
371
Internally Connected Peripheral Devices
371
Internally Connected Battery
371
External Connection of Other Peripheral Devices
371
Allergic Reactions to Latex-Containing Medical Devices
372
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
373
Environmental Protection
375
System Disposal
375

GE Vivid i 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 Vivid i Service Manual (740 pages)

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 Introduction

CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

CHAPTER 3 System Setup

CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

CHAPTER 5 Components and Function (Theory)

CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

CHAPTER 10 Care and Maintenance

GE Vivid i User Manual (388 pages)

Table of Contents

GE Vivid i 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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