What to do if GE Medical Equipment has network connectivity issues?
If you are experiencing network connectivity issues with your GE Medical Equipment, activate the tool by pressing ALT+N and follow the choices displayed on the screen.
General| Power Requirements | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Type | Ultrasound System |
| Application | Vascular |
| Transducer Types | Convex, Linear, Phased Array |
| Imaging Modes | B-mode, M-mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
Provides an overview of the chapter's content and manual structure, including warnings.
Explains conventions used in the book, including safety precaution messages and icons.
Details crucial safety precautions for operation, service, and repair of the equipment.
Covers Electromagnetic Compatibility, Interference, and Electrostatic Discharge prevention.
Provides contact information and resources for customer support and assistance.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content and its purpose for installation planning.
Details environmental and electrical requirements for the ultrasound system.
Outlines purchaser responsibilities and required features for the installation site.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content and installation procedures.
Covers important reminders, warnings, and average installation times.
Details procedures for safely receiving and unpacking the ultrasound equipment.
Covers pre-installation checks including order verification, physical inspection, and EMI protection.
Provides steps for powering on, booting up, and shutting down the system.
Guides through initial system configuration, including settings and specifications.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on checking scanner functions.
Lists the necessary equipment for performing functional checks.
Details general procedures for powering on/off and system checks.
Covers checks for date, time, location, language, and printer key assignments.
Details functional checks for peripherals like printers, VCR, and video status.
Provides procedures for checking CRT, monitor cable, and monitor S/W Assy functions.
Details validation procedures for the main keyboard and its components.
Covers checks for operator I/O movement, cover parts, task lamp, and casters.
Describes functional check procedures for various internal boards like RLY, LMT, PMP, and BEP.
Provides a template for recording site-specific maintenance and problem information.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on system concepts and components.
Gives general information about the LOGIQ™ 5 scanner's capabilities and signal flow.
Presents the system's overall block diagram, illustrating component interconnections.
Describes the components and functions of the system's front-end electronics.
Details the components and functions of the Backend Processor (BEP).
Describes the components and functions of the top console, including the keyboard.
Details the external input/output signals for peripherals connected to the rear panel.
Provides diagrams and explanations of the system's AC power distribution.
Explains the air flow distribution and filters within the scanner for cooling.
Describes the software modules and user interface for service operations.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on testing and adjusting the scanner.
Ensures compliance with national laws for regulatory information and tests.
Details procedures for adjusting DC output voltages on the LV Unit.
Describes how to rewrite probe data for troubleshooting image sensitivity issues.
Provides procedures for adjusting monitor contrast and brightness, and LCD settings.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on setting up and running diagnostic tools.
Details a troubleshooting tool for investigating network connectivity issues.
Describes how to capture trouble images and system data for analysis.
Explains how to capture screen presentations for online support or documentation.
Provides access to diagnostic tools via a web-based user interface.
Details top-level menu choices under Common Diagnostics for running tests.
Explains how to run and interpret LOGIQ5-specific diagnostic tests.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on replacing modules and subsystems.
Covers general procedures for disassembling and reassembling the system.
Details procedures for removing and replacing monitor components like CRT Assy and covers.
Provides procedures for removing and replacing keyboard components.
Details procedures for removing and replacing various external covers of the system.
Describes procedures for removing and replacing structural body components.
Details procedures for removing and replacing various Printed Circuit Board assemblies.
Provides procedures for replacing components within the PC Block (BEP).
Details procedures for removing and replacing components within the power block.
Describes the procedure for loading the full system software.
Provides steps for installing the base software load image from CD.
Details procedures for performing full system data backup and restore.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on renewal parts for LOGIQ™ 5.
Lists and defines abbreviations used throughout the renewal parts sections.
Lists part names, numbers, quantities, descriptions, and FRU information.
Illustrates and lists parts for the operator console assembly.
Illustrates and lists parts for the monitor assembly.
Illustrates and lists spare parts for the keyboard block.
Illustrates and lists replacement covers for the system.
Illustrates and lists parts for the body block assembly.
Illustrates and lists various Printed Circuit Board assemblies.
Illustrates and lists parts for the PC Block assembly.
Illustrates and lists parts for the power block assembly.
Lists various options, peripherals, and cables for the system.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content on system care and maintenance.
Explains the importance of maintenance for quality assurance and system performance.
Outlines the recommended frequency for care and maintenance tasks.
Lists special tools, supplies, and equipment needed for care and maintenance.
Details system checks, including preliminary checks and functional tests.
Provides information on using a phantom for quality assurance tests.
Covers electrical safety tests based on NFPA 99 and IEC 60601-1 standards.
Addresses troubleshooting steps for excessive leakage current issues.
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