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1-9
Chapter 1 Safety
CAUTION:
X
The system has been designed for 100-120VAC and 200-240VAC; you should select the input
voltage of printer and VCR. Prior to connecting a peripheral power cord, verify that the voltage
indicated on the power cord matches the voltage rating of the peripheral device.
X
An isolation transformer protects the system from power surges. The isolation transformer
continues to operate when the system is in standby.
X
Do not immerse the cable in liquids. Cables are not waterproof.
X
The auxiliary socket outlets installed on this system are rated 100-120V and 200-240V with
maximum total load of 200W. Use these outlets only for supplying power to equipment that is
intended to be part of the ultrasound system. Do not connect additional multiple-socket outlets
or extension cords to the system.
X
Do not touch SIP/SOP and the patient simultaneously. There is a risk of electric shock from
leakage current.
ESD
Electrostatic discharge (ESD), commonly referred to as a static shock, is a naturally occurring
phenomenon. ESD is most prevalent during conditions of low humidity, which can be caused by heating
or air conditioning. During low humidity conditions, electrical charges naturally build up on individuals,
creating static electricity. An ESD occurs when an individual with an electrical energy build-up comes in
contact with conductive objects such as metal doorknobs, le cabinets, computer equipment, and even
other individuals. The static shock or ESD is a discharge of the electrical energy build-up from a charged
individual to a lesser or non-charged individual or object.
CAUTION:
X
The level of electrical energy discharged from a system user or patient to an ultrasound system
can be significant enough to cause damage to the system or probes.
X
Always perform the pre-ESD preventive procedures before using connectors marked with the
ESD warning label.
−
Apply anti-static spray on carpets or linoleum.
−
Use anti-static mats.
−
Ground the product to the patient table or bed.
X
It is highly recommended that the user be given training on ESD-related warning symbols and
preventive procedures.
- WARRANTY 2
- Safety Requirements 8
- Declarations: 9
- Read This First 10
- If You Need Assistance 11
- Revision History 12
- Table of Contents 13
- Chapter 3 Starting Diagnosis 14
- Chapter 6 Image Managements 15
- Chapter 7 Utilities 16
- Chapter 8 Maintenance 17
- Chapter 9 Probes 17
- Chapter 1 19
- Indication for Use 21
- Safety Signs 22
- Chapter 1 Safety 23
- [Label 1. ID label] 24
- Electrical Safety 26
- Mechanical Safety 35
- Safety Note 36
- Biological Safety 37
- Applying ALARA 38
- Direct Controls 38
- Indirect Controls 39
- Receiver Controls 39
- Additional Considerations 40
- Output Display Features 40
- Mechanical Index (MI) Display 41
- Thermal Index (TI) Display 41
- 2D-mode Controls 43
- Color and Power Controls 44
- M-mode and Doppler Controls 44
- Sample Volume Depth 45
- Application 45
- Related Guidance Documents 46
- - (0.23 alf) 47
- -(0.069 lf) 47
- Systematic Uncertainties 49
- Environmental Protection 51
- Introduction 53
- Specications 55
- Product Conguration 57
- Adjusting Brightness 58
- [Figure 2.2 Control Panel] 59
- Chapter 2 Introduction 61
- [Figure 2.4 keyboards] 62
- Adjusting Control Panel 63
- [Figure 2.5 Console] 64
- [Figure 2.6 Rear Panel] 65
- Power Connection Part 66
- Peripheral Devices 67
- N N 68
- [Figure 2.9 Probe Connector] 69
- Accessory 70
- Starting Diagnosis 71
- Power Supply 73
- Probes & Applications 74
- Probe Setting Change 75
- Editing Bodymarker 76
- Add Bodymarkers 77
- Delete Bodymarkers 77
- Back to default Bodymarker 77
- Delete all Bodymarkers 77
- Save Bodymarkers 77
- Calc Sequence 78
- Patient Information 79
- Registering a New Patient 80
- [Figure 3.5 Search] 83
- Modifying Patient Information 85
- Diagnosis Modes 87
- Basic Use 90
- Frequency 91
- Harmonic 92
- Basic Modes 93
- Starting 2D Mode 94
- 2D Mode Menu 94
- [Figure 4.2 2D Post] 96
- [Figure 4.3 2D Post Edit] 97
- 2D Mode Softmenu 98
- [Figure 4.4 M Mode] 99
- M Mode Screen 100
- M Mode Menu 100
- M Mode Softmenu 101
- Color Doppler Mode 102
- C Mode Screen 103
- C Mode Menu 103
- Operation Manual 104
- C Mode Softmenu 105
- Power Doppler Mode 106
- PD Mode Menu 107
- PD Mode Softmenu 107
- PW Spectral Doppler Mode 108
- Sample Volume 109
- [Figure 4.8 HPRF] 110
- Chapter 4 Diagnosis Modes 111
- Baseline 112
- Combined Modes 113
- Changing Menu 114
- Dual Mode 115
- 3D Mode 116
- Acquiring a 3D Image 117
- [Figure 4.9 3D View] 118
- 3D Image Optimization 119
- Position 120
- Magnication 121
- Cut Mode 121
- [Figure 4.16 Multi planar] 122
- Measurements And 125
- Calculations 125
- Measurement Accuracy 127
- Ultrasound Velocity 128
- Doppler Signal Adjustment 128
- Aliasing 128
- Calculation Equation 128
- Human Error 128
- 2D Mode 129
- Doppler Mode 129
- Measurement Accuracy Table 130
- PW Spectral Doppler Mode 131
- Basic Measurements 132
- Distance Measurement 133
- 2D Distance (Trace) 134
- 2D Hip Joint 135
- M Distance 136
- Doppler Velocity 136
- Doppler Velocity (A/B) 137
- Doppler Trace 137
- 2D Ellipse 138
- Area = , (a, b: Axis) 139
- 22D Trace 139
- Volume Measurement 140
- Distance + Ellipse 141
- Things to note 142
- Softmenu 143
- Common Measurement Methods 144
- Limited Trace 145
- Manual Trace 145
- Volume Flow Measurement 146
- Stenosis Measurement 147
- OB Calculations 148
- Measurement Menu 149
- Automatic Calculation 152
- AFI (Amniotic Fluid Index) 152
- GYN Calculations 153
- Cardiac Calculations 155
- Vascular Calculations 160
- Urology Calculations 163
- 3 Distance 164
- 3 Distance * Factor 165
- Ellipsoid 165
- Sum of 20 Disks 167
- Fetal Echo Calculations 168
- Report 171
- Viewing Report 172
- Editing Report 172
- Comment 172
- Printing out Report 172
- Exporting Report 172
- Graph Function 173
- Viewing Graph 174
- Viewing History 174
- Image Managements 175
- CINE / LOOP 177
- How to Review Images 178
- Speed (%) 179
- Annotating Images 180
- Autotext 181
- Deleting Text 181
- Exiting Text Mode 181
- [Figure 6.4 Body Marker Mode] 182
- Entering Body Marker 183
- Deleting Body Marker 183
- Exiting Body Marker Mode 183
- [Figure 6.5 Indicator Mode] 184
- Deleting Indicator 185
- Exiting Indicator Mode 185
- Saving Images 186
- Transferring Images 186
- Printing Images 188
- Recording Images 188
- SONOVIEW 189
- [Figure 6.7 Exam View] 190
- Selecting Exam 191
- Searching Exam 191
- View Exam 191
- Deleting Exam 191
- Exam Export 191
- [Figure 6.8 Exam Export] 192
- Exam Backup 193
- Exam Restore 193
- Using USB Flash Memory 194
- Using ODD 194
- [Figure 6.9 DICOM Send] 195
- [Figure 6.10 Exam Review] 196
- Exam Information 197
- Opened Exams 197
- Close Exam 197
- Exam Search 197
- Using Preview 198
- Printing 198
- DICOM Send (Optional) 199
- DICOM Printing (Optional) 199
- Magnication 200
- Distance 201
- Ellipse 202
- Closing SONOVIEW 203
- Utilities 205
- Chapter 7 206
- Setting System 207
- Institution 208
- Language 208
- Boot up caps lock status 209
- Autotext Set 209
- Display 210
- [Figure 7.5 System – Misc.] 212
- Thumbnail 213
- Set / Exit Key Setup 213
- Trackball Speed 213
- Setting Measurements 214
- General 215
- Doppler 216
- [Figure 7.9 Measure - Report] 218
- [Figure 7.10 Measure – OB] 219
- [Figure 7.11 New Preset] 220
- [Figure 7.12 Graph] 221
- [Figure 7.13 Backup/Restore] 222
- Fetal Echo 223
- Cardiac 224
- Urology 225
- Vascular 226
- Setting DICOM (Optional) 227
- Setting DICOM Information 228
- Network Setup 228
- Print Server Information 230
- Worklist Server Settings 232
- Scheduled Station AE Title 233
- Start Date 233
- Deleting DICOM Server 234
- Testing DICOM Server 234
- DICOM Log 234
- Setting Option 236
- Setting Peripheral Devices 237
- Printer 2 238
- Information 239
- Utility 240
- [Figure 7.27 Biopsy Edit] 241
- Monitor Calibration 242
- [Figure 7.29 Preset] 243
- [Figure 7.30 Miscellaneous] 244
- [Figure 7.31 Histogram] 244
- Maintenance 245
- Operating Environment 247
- System Maintenance 248
- Disinfections 249
- [Figure 8.1 Fuse replacement] 250
- Cleaning The Air Filters 251
- Accuracy Check 252
- Data Maintenance 253
- Software 254
- Chapter 9 255
- Probes 257
- TI Table 259
- Ultrasound transmission Gel 260
- Probe Precautions 261
- Electric Shocks 262
- Cleaning 269
- [Figure 9.1 Disinfection] 270
- Biopsy 271
- Using the Biopsy Kit 272
- Needle Guide Alignment 273
- Cleaning 274
- Disinfection 274
- Assembling the Biopsy Kit 276
- C2-5Biopsy Guide (Metal) 278
- C2-8Biopsy Guide 280
- CN2-8 Biopsy Guide 282
- L5-12/60 Biopsy Guide 284
- LE5-12 Biopsy Guide 286
- LN5-12/40 Biopsy Guide 288
- LN5-12 Biopsy Guide 290
- EC4-9, EVN4-9 Biopsy guide 292
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