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GE Vivid in Service Manual (483 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 12.93 MB

Important Precautions
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Legal Notes
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List of Effected Pages (LOEP)
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Revision History
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Table of Contents
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CHAPTER 1 Introduction

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- Introduction
  27
- Overview
  27
- Icons
  30
- Important Conventions
  30
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    30
    
    Model Designations
    30
    
    Safety Precaution Messages
    30
    
    Standard Hazard Icons
    31
    
    Standard Icons Indicating a Special Procedure be Used
    31
- Safety Considerations
  32
  - Human Safety
    32
  - Mechanical Safety
    32
  - Introduction
    32
  - Electrical Safety
    34
  - Probes
    34
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    35
  - Explosion Warning
    35
- Product Labels and Icons
  36
  - Label Descriptions
    37
  - Product Icons VIVID I N
    37
  - VIVID I N Battery Safety
    39
  - VIVID I N External Labels
    41
  - Rating Labels
    41
- EMC, EMI, and ESD
  42
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    42
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    42
  - CE Compliance
    42
  - Standards Used
    43
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  44
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  44
- Customer Assistance
  45
  - Contact Information
    45
  - Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance
    45
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

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- Overview
  47
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    47
- Console Requirements
  48
  - Unit Environmental Requirements
    48
  - Lighting Requirements
    48
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    48
  - Electrical Requirements
    49
    
    VIVID I N Power Requirements
    49
    
    Inrush Current
    49
    
    Site Power Outlets
    49
    
    Mains Power Plug
    50
    
    Power Stability Requirements
    50
  - EMI Limitations
    50
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    51
  - EMI Prevention/ Abatement
    51
- Facility Needs
  52
- Connectivity Installation Worksheet
  56
  - Site System Information
    56
  - Check List
    58
CHAPTER 3 System Setup

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- Overview
  59
  - Purpose of Chapter 3
    59
- Installation Reminders
  60
  - Average Installation Time
    60
  - Installation Warnings
    60
  - System Acclimation Time
    60
  - Safety Reminders
    61
  - The Tilt & Shock Indicators
    62
    
    Position of the Tilt & Shock Indicators
    62
    
    Tiltwatch and Shockwatch Positions on Transportation Box
    62
    
    Receiving the VIVID I N
    63
    
    Examin All Packages
    63
    
    Is Dammage Apparent?
    63
  - Damage in Transportation
    64
    
    VIVID I N Transportation Box Label
    65
    
    Label Mounted
    65
- Unpacking the Equipment
  66
- Preparing for Installation
  70
- Completing the Hardware Installation
  77
  - Connecting Peripherals
    77
    
    USB Global Modem
    77
    
    Wireless Network Adaptor
    78
    
    DVD/CD-RW Drive
    79
    
    Samsung DVD/CD-RW Drive
    79
    
    DVD/CD-RW Drive Replacement on VIVID I N Systems
    81
    
    Parts to be Ordered
    81
    
    DVD/CD-RW Drive (Older Type)
    82
    
    MOD Drive
    84
    
    Connection Via USB Hub
    84
    
    Connection Directly to the VIVID I N System
    84
    
    USB Memory Stick
    85
    
    Connecting the Black & White Printer
    86
    
    Black and White Printer
    86
    
    Connecting the Digital Color Printer
    87
    
    Configuring Hot Keys to Activate Printing Direct from Control Panel
    88
    
    Configuring Control Panel Hot Keys for Printing
    88
    
    Connecting the Deskjet Color Printer
    89
    
    Deskjet Color Printer
    89
    
    Connecting the VCR
    91
    
    Video Casette Recorder
    91
    
    VGA Adaptor
    91
    
    Video Converter
    91
    
    Video Converter Dip Switches
    92
    
    Video Converter Dip Switch Positions
    92
    
    Single Icon
    94
    
    Confirm Desktop Change
    94
  - Charging the Battery
    95
    
    Setting up the Charger
    95
    
    Battery Charger Unit
    95
    
    Battery Charger LED Indicators and Status
    96
    
    Recharge Time
    96
    
    Recalibration Time
    96
    
    Battery Recalibration
    97
  - Connecting Probes
    98
  - Probe Connection Locking Lever
    98
  - Connecting the ECG
    101
    
    ECG Cables Connected to the ECG Connector Port
    101
    
    ECG Cable Types
    101
  - Connecting the Unit to a Power Source
    102
    
    Connecting the Ultrasound Unit to the Electrical Outlet
    102
    
    Disconnecting the Ultrasound Unit from the Electrical Outlet
    103
  - Switching the System ON/OFF
    104
  - System Exit Dialog Box
    104
- Configuration
  105
  - Configuration Procedures
    105
  - Overview
    105
    
    Enter Location
    106
    
    Hospital and Department Name
    106
    
    Location Name
    106
  - VIVID I N Configuration
    106
    
    Date and Time Adjustments
    107
    
    Language Adjustments
    108
    
    Language Selection
    108
    
    Select Units of Measure
    109
    
    Units of Measure
    109
    
    Open Service Screen
    110
    
    Service Screen (Example)
    110
  - Service Screen Set-Up
    110
    
    Adjust Keyboard Backlight Intensity
    111
    
    Keyboard Light Intensity Adjustment
    111
    
    LCD Display Adjustment and Calibration
    111
    
    Select Keyboard Setup
    111
    
    Regional Options
    112
    
    Languages
    113
    
    Advanced
    114
    
    Add Printer
    115
    
    Add Printer Wizard
    115
    
    Select Add Printer
    115
- Configuring Peripherals
  116
  - Approved Peripherals
    116
  - Network Peripherals (Optional)
    116
  - Virtual Printing (Optional)
    117
  - Printers and Faxes Window
    117
  - Virtual Printer Job Queue Window
    117
  - Resuming Spooled Print Job
    118
- Software Options Configuration
  119
  - Software Option Installation
    119
  - On-Site Configuration
    119
  - System Admin Screen
    119
- Connectivity Setup
  120
  - Connectivity Introduction
    120
    
    Dataflow Naming Convention
    120
    
    Localarchive-MOD Dataflow
    120
    
    Dataflow Examples
    121
    
    Remotearch-Remotehd Dataflow
    121
    
    Examples of Dataflows
    121
    
    Stand-Alone VIVID I N
    122
    
    “Sneaker Net” Environment
    122
    
    VIVID I N and a DICOM Server in a Network
    122
  - Physical Connection
    123
    
    Ethernet Switch Connections
    123
    
    Ethernet Switch Identifications
    123
    
    MDI Button Position Descriptions
    123
    
    Local Network Connection to Echopac PC Workstation
    124
    
    Hospital Network Connection to Echopac PC Workstation
    124
    
    Hospital Network Connections
    124
    
    Local Network Connection
    124
    
    Wireless Network Configuration
    125
    
    Network and Dial-Up Connections
    125
    
    Wireless Network Connection Dialog Box
    126
    
    CISCO_350 Sub-Directory
    126
  - Connectivity Configuration
    128
    
    Select TCP/IP Set-Up Screen
    128
    
    Set the Scanner’s Network Information
    129
    
    Set the Remote Archive’s Network Information
    129
    
    Save the New Settings
    130
    
    Save New TCP/IP Settings
    130
    
    Configuring the VIVID I N and Network PC for Peer-To-Peer Connection
    131
    
    Connectivity Dialog Box - TCPIP Advanced Tab
    131
    
    Local Area Connection Properties
    131
    
    Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties
    132
  - Set up Connection to a DICOM Server in a Network
    139
    
    DICOM Server IP Address Setting on the Scanner
    139
    
    Select Worklist Properties Dialog Box
    140
    
    Search Criterias Window
    141
    
    Search Criterias Window - Updated
    142
    
    DICOM Server’s Properties Dialog Box
    143
  - Setup Connection to HL7 Server in a Network
    146
    
    Configuration of Modality Worklist Services
    146
    
    Identify Dataflow to be Used
    146
    
    Configure the DICOM Worklist Service
    146
    
    Configure Search Criteria: Constrain Query by MRN
    147
    
    Assign DICOM Worklist Name to Dataflow
    147
    
    Configure Search Criteria: Constrain Query by AE Title
    147
    
    Configure the Export to HL7 Path
    148
    
    Troubleshoot Connectivity with the Gateway
    148
    
    Test Connectivity with the VIVID HL7 Gateway
    148
    
    Troubleshoot Connectivity with the VIVID HL7 Gateway
    149
  - Query/Retrieve (Q/R) Setup
    150
    
    Query/Retrieve Setup on the VIVID in
    150
    
    Select Query Retrieve
    150
    
    Query/Retrieve Workflow
    151
    
    Select Query/Retrieve’s Properties
    151
    
    DICOM Query/Retrieve Properties
    152
    
    Change Search Criterias
    153
    
    Select Search Criterias
    153
    
    Query/Retrieve Verification
    154
    
    Check the DICOM Query/Retrieve Workflow
    155
    
    Test (Check) Passed
    155
    
    Test (Check) Failed
    156
  - Mpegvue Export Configuration
    157
    
    Preparations
    157
    
    Configuring the VIVID I N for Mpegvue Export
    158
    
    Evue Properties
    159
    
    Evue Properties Dialog Box
    159
    
    Exporting to Mpegvue
    160
    
    Export Dialog Box
    160
  - Evue Dataflow Configuration
    162
    
    Configuring the VIVID I N for Evue Dataflow
    163
    
    Connectivity - Dataflow Tab Selected
    163
  - Using Mpegvue/Evue on a Remote PC
    166
    
    Installing Mpegvue on a Remote PC
    166
    
    Manually Setting the Network PC for Evue Import
    169
    
    User Accounts Dialog Box
    169
    
    Local Users and Groups Dialog Box
    170
    
    New User Dialog Box
    170
    
    Evue_Import Properties Dialog Box
    172
    
    Permissions for Evue Import Dialog Box
    173
    
    Select Users, Computers, or Groups Dialog Box
    173
    
    Manually Stopping the Firewall on the Network PC
    176
    
    Stopping an External Service Firewall
    178
    
    Administrative Tools Dialog Box
    178
    
    Services Dialog Box
    179
    
    Stopping the Firewall on Windows XP Service Pack 2
    180
    
    Windows Firewall Dialog Box
    180
    
    Un-Installing Mpegvue on a Remote PC
    181
    
    Uninstall Mpegvue - Stage 1
    181
    
    Deleting All Files
    183
    
    Using Mpegvue Viewer on a Remote PC
    184
    
    To Read Mpegvue Exams Stored on Other Media
    184
    
    Mpegvue Patient List
    184
    
    Mpegvue Screen
    185
    
    Selecting an Image
    186
    
    Stopping & Running the Cine-Loop
    186
    
    Selecting a Different Patient
    186
    
    Exporting Images or Loops from Mpegvue
    186
    
    Performing Measurements on Mpegvue Images
    187
    
    Saved Worksheets
    187
    
    Reports (.CHM Files)
    187
    
    Using Mpegvue over E-Mail
    188
    
    Sending a Full Examination by E-Mail
    188
    
    E-Mail Address Window
    189
    
    Enter Password Window
    189
    
    Sending Message to Outbox Progress Window
    190
    
    Sending an Image by E-Mail
    191
    
    Sending the Mpegvue Player Software by E-Mail
    193
    
    First Time Receipt of Mpegvue Player Software and Images by E-Mail
    193
    
    Warning Message
    194
    
    Managing and Viewing Exams Received
    195
    
    Mpegvue Startup Menu
    195
    
    Get New Exams by E-Mail
    196
    
    Start Mpegvue Screen
    196
    
    List of Studies Found in Inbox
    197
    
    Password Window
    198
    
    Message Showing Exams Being Deleted from Inbox
    198
    
    Receiving and Viewing a Partial Examination
    199
    
    View Previous Exams from E-Mail
    200
    
    Activate E-Vue
    200
    
    Using Patient Manager
    201
    
    Mpegvue Patient Manager Window
    201
    
    Exams Selected
    202
    
    Using Mpegvue Player
    209
    
    Image Review Window
    210
- Storing and Transporting the Unit
  212
  - Transportation Box and Packaging Materials
    212
- Completing the Installation Paperwork
  213
  - System Installation Details
    213
  - Product Locator Installation
    213
- Product Locator Installation Card
  214
  - User Manual(S)
    215
CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

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- Overview
  217
  - Purpose of Chapter 4
    217
  - Specific Equipment Required
    218
- General Procedures
  219
  - Power On/Boot-Up
    219
  - Connecting Mains Power to the VIVID I N Ultrasound Unit
    219
  - Overview
    219
    
    Mains Power Connector - Rear Panel
    220
    
    Turning the System on
    221
    
    On/Off Button on Control Panel
    221
    
    Start-Up Progress Bar for VIVID in
    222
    
    2D Screen
    222
  - Power Shut down
    223
    
    Standby
    223
    
    Logoff
    223
    
    Shutdown
    223
    
    Standby Mode
    224
    
    Complete Power down
    225
  - Log on to the System as ADM
    226
  - Logging on to the System as ADM 1 of 2
    226
  - Using Removable Media
    227
    
    Install MO Disk in MO Drive
    228
    
    Eject and Remove MO Disk from MOD Drive
    228
    
    Installing DVD/CD into DVD/CD Drive
    228
    
    Eject Device Menu
    228
    
    Eject and Remove DVD/CD from DVD/CD Drive
    229
  - Labeling Removable Media
    229
  - Formatting Removable Media
    229
  - Verifying Removable Media
    230
  - Archiving and Loading Presets
    230
    
    Archiving Presets to an MO Disk
    231
    
    Saving Presets VIVID I N
    231
    
    Loading Presets from an MO Disk
    232
    
    Loading Presets VIVID
    232
- Functional Checks
  233
  - Basic Controls
    233
    
    Alphanumeric Keyboard Test
    233
    
    Alphanumeric Keyboard Test - Recommended
    233
    
    External Keyboard Test VIVID
    234
    
    Trackball Test - Recommended
    236
    
    System ID Test
    237
    
    System ID Test - Recommended
    237
    
    CW Test - Recommended
    237
    
    Visual Test - Recommended
    238
  - Peripherals
    239
    
    VCR Test
    239
    
    VCR Test - Recommended
    239
    
    B/W Printer Test - Recommended
    239
  - Back End Processor Tests
    240
    
    Phono Test - Recommended
    240
    
    MOD Test VIVID I N - Recommended
    240
    
    DVD/CD Writer Test
    241
    
    Plug and Scan Test
    243
    
    Plug and Scan Test - Recommended
    243
- System Turnover Checklist
  244
  - Software Configuration Checks
    244
  - Software Configuration Checklist
    244
- Site Log
  245
  - Components and Function (Theory)
    247
  - General Information
    247
  - Front and Side View of the VIVID I Nsystem
    248
  - Signal Flow
    249
  - System Configuration and Software
    249
  - Operator Panel
    249
  - Electronics
    249
  - VIVID I N Systems - Block Diagram
    250
  - Front End Unit
    251
  - Scanner Subsystem
    251
  - Front End Subsystem
    251
  - VIVID I N System Block Diagram Showing Location of Front End
    251
  - Front End Block Diagram
    252
  - Probe & MUX
    252
  - Front End Unit - Location in the System
    253
  - Bottom Assembly Showing Location of Front End
    253
  - Keyboard Assembly in Opened Position
    253
  - Bottom Assembly Showing Position of Boards
    254
  - RFI Board
    255
  - Tasks Performed by the RFI Board
    255
  - Watchdog and Power on Reset
    255
  - Boot-Up of DSP and Firmware
    255
  - FPGA Download
    256
  - PCI Connection
    256
  - RFI Board Connectors
    257
  - RFI Board Connector Locations
    257
  - RFI Board - Input DC Voltages
    258
  - Probe Management
    258
  - Mechanism
    258
  - TR32 Boards (Transmitter/Receiver)
    259
  - TR32 Board Block Diagram
    259
  - Connectors on TR32 Board - Upper View
    259
  - Connectors on TR32 Board - Bottom View
    260
  - TR32 Board Connectors
    260
  - TR32 Board - Input DC Voltages
    260
  - TR32 Board - Stacked Connectors
    261
  - Probe and MUX (P&M) Board
    262
  - Probe and MUX Board - Block Diagram
    262
  - Probe and MUX Board Connector Locations
    263
  - Probe and MUX Board Connectors
    263
  - P & M Board Input DC Voltages
    264
  - Back End Processor
    265
  - Location of BEP in Bottom Assembly
    265
  - VIVID I N Back End Processor - Block Diagram
    266
  - Abbreviations and Definitions
    267
  - ETX SBC Central Processing Unit (CPU)
    267
  - ETX Base Board
    267
  - Overview of ETX Base Board Functions
    267
  - VGA Interface
    268
  - Cardbus Interface
    268
  - ETX Base Board - Block Diagram
    268
  - Hard Disk
    269
  - Fan Control
    269
  - RTC Battery
    269
  - Location of Fan Board in the Bottom Assembly
    269
  - Back End Processor - Location of Components
    270
  - Views of the Back End Processor (BEP)
    270
  - Upper View
    270
  - Lower View
    270
  - BEP Connectors
    271
  - Connectors on the BEP
    271
  - BEP Input DC Voltages
    272
  - Left/Right Speakers
    272
  - External Input/Output (I/O)
    273
  - VIVID I Nsystem - Rear Panel Connections
    273
  - Power Supply System
    274
  - Electrical Power
    274
  - Power Supply Unit Components
    275
  - Critical Temperature Sensor
    275
  - VIVID I N Power Supply Unit Components - Block Diagram
    275
  - DC Source Selector
    276
  - DC Source Selector Connectors
    276
  - Rechargeable Battery Pack Assy (GPA)
    277
  - Recommended Storage Conditions of Battery Pack
    278
  - Monitor and Operator Panel
    279
  - Keyboard and Operator Panel
    279
  - VIVID I N System — Keyboard and Operator Panel Layout
    279
  - VIVID I N Keyboard — Block Diagram
    280
  - Keyboard and Operator Panel Components
    281
  - Power ON/OFF Button
    281
  - Alphanumeric Keyboard
    281
  - TGC Sliders
    281
  - Key and Backlight Illumination
    282
  - USB Hub
    282
  - Power Interface
    282
  - Keyboard ID
    282
  - Keyboard Connectors
    283
  - LCD Display Unit
    283
  - Keyboard Module Connectors
    283
  - LCD Display - Flex Cable Connection to BEP
    283
  - ECG Module
    284
  - ECG Patient I/O Module
    284
  - ECG Patient I/O Module - Block Diagram
    284
  - ECG Patient I/O Module Specifications
    285
  - Sample Rate
    285
  - Bandwidth
    285
  - Isolation
    285
  - Printers
    286
  - Black & White Digital Printer
    286
  - DVD/CD Reader and CD Writer (DVD/CDR-W)
    286
  - Magneto-Optical Drive (MOD)
    286
  - Wireless Network Adapter
    287
  - Cooling System
    288
  - Air Flow through the VIVID I N Ultrasound Scanner
    288
  - Service Adjustments
    289
  - LCD Display Adjustments and Calibration
    289
  - LCD Display Calibration Screen
    290
  - Contrast Adjustment Procedure
    291
  - Brightness Adjustment Procedure
    291
  - LCD Display - Contrast Adjustment
    291
  - LCD Display - Brightness Adjustment
    291
  - Testing Your Contrast and Brightness Settings
    292
  - Blue Tint Adjustment Procedure
    292
  - LCD Display - V Watermark Adjustment
    292
  - LCD Display - Blue Tint Adjustment
    292
  - Deactiving the Screen-Saver When Using the DVD
    293
  - Keyboard Adjustments
    294
  - Video System Adjustments
    294
  - Beamformer Calibration
    294
  - Battery Calibration
    295
  - Recommendations - Battery Calibration Procedure
    295
  - Performing the Battery Calibration Procedure
    296
  - Battery Calibration Wizard
    296
  - Diagnostics/Troubleshooting
    301
  - Diagnostic Tools
    302
  - Diagnostic Procedure Summary
    302
  - Accessing the Diagnostic Test Window
    303
  - Diagnostic Test Window
    303
  - VIVID I N Diagnostics Test Window and Menu Options
    304
  - View Log
    305
  - VIVID I N Diagnostics Test Window
    305
  - View Log Dialog Box
    307
  - ADC Test - Viewing Report
    308
  - Diagnostic Test Window Menu Options
    309
  - Full System Test (FE and BEP)
    309
  - Performing Full System Diagnostics
    310
  - Accessing the Full System Diagnostic Options
    311
  - Full System (FE and BEP) Test
    311
  - View Test Log - Full System Test (BEP and FE)
    313
  - Calibration Tests
    315
  - DC Offset Calibration
    315
  - DC Offset Calibration Test
    315
  - View Test Log - DC Offset Calibration
    316
  - DC Offset Verification
    318
  - DC Offset Verification Test
    318
  - View Test Log - DC Offset Verification Test
    319
  - Replacement Procedures
    321
  - External Component Replacement Procedures
    322
  - Battery Replacement Procedure
    322
  - Battery Removal Procedure
    322
  - Closing VIVID I N LCD Cover
    322
  - Battery Installation Procedure
    323
  - Hard Disk Replacement Procedure
    324
  - Hard Disk Removal Procedure
    324
  - Removing the Screws from the Rear Panel
    324
  - Removing the Hard Disk
    324
  - Hard Disk Installation Procedure
    325
  - Control Panel and Keyboard Replacement Procedure
    326
  - Tools
    326
  - Control Panel and Keyboard Removal Procedure
    326
  - Removing the Fastening Screws from the Bottom Assembly
    326
  - Removing the Control Panel and Keyboard
    327
  - Disconnecting the Control Panel/Keyboard Cable
    327
  - Control Panel and Keyboard Installation Procedure
    328
  - Keycap Removal Procedure
    329
  - Keycap Installation Procedure
    329
  - Keycap Replacement
    329
  - Trackball Removal Procedure
    330
  - Trackball Installation Procedure
    330
  - ATGC Slider Keycap Removal Procedure
    331
  - ATGC Slider Keycap Installation Procedure
    331
  - ATGC Slider Keycap Replacement
    331
  - ATGC Rotary Knob Removal Procedure
    332
  - ATGC Rotary Knob Installation Procedure
    332
  - ECG Module Assembly Removal Procedure
    333
  - ECG Module Assembly Installation Procedure
    333
  - Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Replacement Procedure
    334
  - Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Removal Procedure
    334
  - Removing the Hinge Screws
    334
  - Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Installation Procedure
    335
  - LCD Display Cover Hinges Replacement Procedure
    336
  - LCD Display Cover Removal Procedure
    336
  - LCD Flex Cable Connected to BEP
    336
  - LCD Display Hinges Secured to Base Assembly - Location of Screws
    337
  - Hinges Secured to LCD Display Cover - Location of Screws
    338
  - Hinges Removed from LCD Display Cover
    338
  - LCD Display Cover Installation Procedure
    339
  - Bottom Assembly Replacement Procedure
    340
  - Bottom Assembly Removal Procedure
    340
  - Bottom Assembly Installation Procedure
    341
  - LCD Display Frame Replacement Procedure
    342
  - LCD Display Frame Removal Procedure
    342
  - Removing the Screw Caps from the LCD Display Frame
    342
  - Removing the Securing Screws
    342
  - LCD Display Frame Installation Procedure
    343
  - Removing the LCD Display Frame
    343
  - Internal Component Replacement Procedures
    344
  - P&M (Probe and MUX) Board Replacement Procedure
    344
  - P&M (Probe and MUX) Board Removal Procedure
    345
  - Removing the Screws that Secure the P&M Board to the RFI Board
    345
  - Loosening the Screws from the P&M Board
    345
  - Removing the Probe and MUX Board from the Bottom Assembly
    346
  - P&M (Probe and MUX) Board Installation Procedure
    346
  - TR32 and RFI Boards Replacement Procedure
    347
  - Loosen Screws that Secure TR32 and RFI Boards to Bottom Assembly
    347
  - Removing the Screws
    348
  - Disconnecting the PCI Cable from the RFI Board
    348
  - Disconnecting the DC Power Supply
    349
  - Accessing the RFI and TR32 Boards
    349
  - Removing the RFI and TR32 Boards from the Bottom Assembly
    350
  - Removing the RFI Board from the TR32 Boards
    350
  - Separating the Two TR32 Boards from each Other
    351
  - TR32 and RFI Boards Installation Procedure
    352
  - BEP Replacement Procedure
    353
  - BEP Removal Procedure
    353
  - Disconnecting Cables from the BEP
    354
  - Removing the Screws from the BEP
    355
  - Removing the BEP from the Bottom Assembly
    355
  - BEP Installation Procedure
    356
  - HVPS Replacement Procedure
    358
  - HVPS Removal Procedure
    358
  - Disconnecting the DC Power Supply Cables
    358
  - Loosening the Screws on the DC Power Supply
    359
  - Removing the DC Power Supply
    359
  - HVPS Installation Procedure
    360
  - Fan Replacement Procedure
    361
  - Fan Removal Procedure
    361
  - Removing the Screws from the Fan Assembly
    361
  - Disconnecting the Speaker Cable
    361
  - Removing the Fan Assembly
    362
  - Disconnecting the Fan Cable from the BEP
    362
  - Fan Installation Procedure
    363
  - Speaker Assembly Replacement Procedure
    364
  - Speaker Assembly Removal Procedure
    364
  - Speaker Assembly Installation Procedure
    364
  - LCD Display Replacement Procedure
    365
  - Removing the Screws from the LCD Display
    365
  - Disconnecting the LCD Flex Ribbon Cable
    366
  - Removing the LCD Display
    366
  - LCD Display Installation Procedure
    367
  - Selecting Setlcdtype Utility
    368
  - Set LCD Type Dialog
    368
  - Selecting LCD Type Installed on the System
    369
  - LCD Flex Cable Replacement Procedure
    370
  - LCD Flex Cable Removal Procedure
    370
  - Flex Cable Replacement Procedure
    372
  - Connecting the Flex Cable to the LCD Rear Panel
    372
  - Adhering Kapton Tape on the LCD Rear Panel Connector
    373
  - Microphone Assembly Replacement Procedure
    374
  - Microphone Assembly Removal Procedure
    374
  - Releasing the Microphone
    374
  - Disconnecting the Miniature Plug
    374
  - Microphone Assembly Installation Procedure
    375
  - Software Loading
    376
  - Software Installation/Upgrade Procedure Overview
    376
  - VIVID I N Software Upgrade from Version BT06 to BT09
    377
  - VIVID I N Software Upgrade (BT06 to BT09) Procedure
    379
  - VIVID I N Software Re-Installation/Upgrade
    382
  - Setting the BIOS
    388
  - BIOS Main Tab
    388
  - Setting the BIOS Advanced Parameters
    389
  - BIOS Advanced Parameters Screen
    389
  - BIOS Advanced Chipset Control Parameters
    390
  - BIOS Advanced PCI/PNP Parameters
    390
  - BIOS Advanced Memory Cache Parameters
    391
  - BIOS Advanced I/O Device Configuration Parameters
    392
  - BIOS Advanced Keyboard Features Parameters
    392
  - BIOS Advanced Hardware Monitor Parameters
    393
  - BIOS Advanced Watchdog Settings
    393
  - BIOS Advanced Display Control Parameters
    394
  - BIOS Advanced Miscellaneous Parameters
    395
  - Additional BIOS Settings
    396
  - BIOS Security Parameters
    396
  - BIOS Power Parameters
    397
  - BIOS Boot Parameters
    397
  - BIOS Exit Screen
    398
  - BIOS Firmware Update
    399
  - BIOS Update in Progress
    400
  - Boot-Up Screen after Completion of BIOS Update
    401
  - Formatting and Partitioning the Hard Disk - Automatic Procedure
    402
  - Formatting and Partitioning the Hard Disk - Manual Procedure
    404
  - Partition Magic Screen
    405
  - Operations Menu
    405
  - Full Re-Ghost and Software Installation
    408
  - Installing Software Only from DVD
    410
  - Start Application Screen
    411
  - Start Software Installation Message
    411
  - Installing Software Only or Patch
    415
  - VIVID I Nsoftware Roll-Back Procedure
    416
  - Software Roll-Back Procedurevivid I N 1 of 2
    416
  - Performing a Complete System Back-Up
    418
  - Database Merge
    418
  - How to Restore User-Defined Presets
    418
  - Modo Cart Components Replacement
    421
  - Replace the Cable Clips
    422
  - Removing the Cable Clips
    422
  - Installing the Cable Clips
    422
  - Pinch Together the Cable Clips
    422
  - Fuses Replacement
    423
  - Fuses - Removal Procedure
    423
  - Open Fuse Protection on Rear of Transformer
    423
  - Change Fuses of Isolation Transformer
    423
  - Fuses - Installation Procedure
    424
  - Replace the Isolation Transformer
    425
  - Removing the Isolation Transformer
    425
  - Remove Screws
    425
  - Disconnect the Ground Cable
    425
  - Installing the Isolation Transformer
    426
  - Replace the Wheels
    427
  - Removing the Wheels
    427
  - Installing the Wheels
    427
  - Screw off the Wheels
    427
  - Renewal Parts
    429
  - List of Abbreviations
    430
  - Mechanical Hardware Parts
    431
  - Electronic Parts
    432
  - Cables
    434
  - Optional Modo Cart
    439
  - Modo Cart - Replacement Parts
    439
  - VIVID I N Spare Part Kits
    440
  - Product Manuals
    443
  - Care and Maintenance
    445
  - Periodic Maintenance Inspections
    445
  - Warnings
    446
  - Why Perform Maintenance Procedures?
    447
  - Quality Assurance
    447
  - Maintenance Task Schedule
    448
  - Tools Required
    450
  - Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment
    450
  - Specific Requirements for Care & Maintenance
    450
  - System Maintenance
    452
  - Preliminary Checks
    452
  - System Preliminary Checks
    452
  - System Checks
    453
  - System Functional Checks
    453
  - Peripheral/Option Checks
    454
  - Input Power Checks
    454
  - Mains Cable Inspection
    454
  - GE Approved Peripheral/Hardware Option Functional Checks
    454
  - General Cleaning
    455
  - VIVID I N System - General Cleaning
    456
  - Probe Maintenance
    459
  - Probe Checks
    459
  - Probe Handling
    459
  - Basic Probe Care
    460
  - Probe Cleaning
    460
  - General Probe Cleaning Instructions
    461
  - Cleaning and Sterilizing Probes Used Externally
    462
  - Cleaning & Sterilizing Procedure for Probes Used Externally
    462
  - Cleaning and Sterilizing Probes Used Internally
    462
  - Returning and Shipping of Defective Probes
    463
  - Electrical Safety Tests
    464
  - Safety Test Overview
    464
  - GEHC Current Leakage Limits
    465
  - Chassis Current Leakage Limits - Accessible Metal Surfaces
    465
  - Typical Outlet Tester
    466
  - Grounding Continuity
    467
  - Ground Continuity Test
    467
  - Meter Procedure
    467
  - Dale 600 - Ground Continuity (Systems with Modo Cart)
    468
  - Dale 600 Ground Continuity Test
    468
  - Chassis Current Leakage Test
    469
  - Generic Procedure
    469
  - VIVID I Nvivid I Ndata Sheet for Chassis Source Current Leakage
    470
  - Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage – Lead-To-Ground
    471
  - Test Circuit for Measuring Non-Isolated Patient Leads
    471
  - Data Sheet for ECG Current Leakage
    473
  - Maximum Allowance Limit for ECG Lead Leakage Test to Ground
    473
  - Maximum Allowance Limit for ECG Lead Isolation Sink Test
    473
  - Typical Data Sheet for ECG Lead-To-Lead Test
    473
  - Probe Current Leakage Test
    474
  - Set up for Probe Current Leakage Test
    474
  - VIVID I Nno Meter Probe Adapter Procedure
    475
  - Check Without Probe Adapter
    475
  - Data Sheet for Transducer Source Current Leakage
    476
  - Typical Data Sheet for Transducer Source Current Leakage Test
    476
  - Excessive Current Leakage
    477
  - Possible Causes of Excessive Current Leakage
    477
  - Chassis Fails
    477
  - Probe Fails
    477
  - VIVID I N Inspection Certificates
    478

GE Vivid in 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

GE Vivid in 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

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Table of Contents

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CHAPTER 3 System Setup

CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

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CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

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