What to do if I want to setup a static IP address on my GE LOGIQ e R4?
To set up a static IP address, uncheck the 'Enable DHCP' option and then enter the static address in the 'IP-Address' box, as well as the appropriate Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.
What to do if P3 Key is not set to USB Quick Save on GE LOGIQ e R4?
If the P3 Key is not set to USB Quick Save, select 'USB Quick Save' from the list. Then, press the [>>] button to add this selection to the Printflow View section.
General| Type | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Imaging Modes | B-Mode, M-Mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler |
| Connectivity | DICOM, USB, Ethernet |
| Model | LOGIQ e R4 Series |
Provides an overview of the introduction chapter, manual purpose, and typical users.
Details icons, safety precaution messages, standard hazard icons, and product icons used in the manual.
Covers human, mechanical, electrical, battery safety, and dangerous procedures/LOTO requirements.
Explains Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), CE Compliance, and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) prevention measures.
Provides contact information for customer assistance, system manufacturer, and factory sites.
Outlines information needed to plan and prepare for the installation of the ultrasound unit.
Details console environmental requirements, electrical specifications, and power requirements.
Covers recommended room layout, required and desirable features, and networking requirements.
Details requirements for configuring DICOM network functions and pre-installation information.
Provides information needed to install the unit, including receiving, unpacking, and testing.
Step-by-step instructions for receiving and unpacking the ultrasound system.
Covers verifying the order, physical inspection, and EMI protection before installation.
Details procedures for powering on/booting up, powering off/shutdown, and connecting probes.
Covers system specifications, electrical specs, approved peripherals, cables, connectors, and available probes.
Guidance on customizing system settings, software options, and DICOM connectivity.
Instructions on loading the system software, referring to DVD or USB methods.
Details procedures for checking major functions, diagnostics, and power supply adjustments.
Covers power on/boot up, power off/shutdown, archiving, monitor adjustments, and LOTO.
Verifies date, time, location, language, printer key assignments, and option status.
Ensures proper operation of peripherals like B/W printer, color printer, DICOM, footswitch, ECG, and DVD.
Explains system concepts, component arrangement, subsystem function, PDS, and probes.
Presents system block diagrams and theoretical explanations of key components and interfaces.
Details AC power, battery charging, air flow distribution, and fan components.
Describes software modules common to systems, GSUI, service login, and access/security levels.
Describes how to test and adjust the scanner, with optional tests for error checking.
Instructions on adjusting monitor brightness and volume using keyboard controls.
Explains how to set up and run tools for maintaining image quality and system operation.
Provides methods to capture trouble images and vital system information for analysis.
Details how to save images directly to USB memory using Print Keys.
Describes how to capture screen presentations using Print Keys and saving them.
Explains how to enter the GSUI, select GE Service, and manage access/security levels.
Covers utilities, PC diagnostics (interactive and non-interactive), and system restart after diagnostics.
Details network configuration (Wire-LAN, Wireless LAN) and Insite II configuration steps.
Describes replacement procedures for modules and subsystems.
Covers warnings, cautions, and procedures for removing/replacing the Handle Assy (FRU No. 313).
Provides methods for loading system software via DVD or USB memory stick.
Outlines required functional tests after replacing a Field Replaceable Unit (FRU).
Provides an overview of available spare parts for the LOGIQ e/LOGIQ e Vet/LOGIQ i/Vivid e.
Lists and defines common abbreviations used in the manual, like FRU, LCD, KBD.
Lists ACDC Power Pack and Cable parts, detailing model coverage and replacement information.
Illustrates and labels the main components of the operator console assembly.
Details part numbers for various LCD assembly components like the screen, front cover, and back cover.
Illustrates keyboard assembly components and lists part numbers for keyboards and trackballs.
Details components of the bottom assembly, including boards, fans, HDD, and CMOS battery.
Lists spare parts specific to LOGIQ e Vet systems for USA, differentiating by color scheme.
Provides a wiring diagram illustrating connections between main components like LCD, KBD, and fans.
Lists components for the isolation cart, including wheels, transformers, handles, and cable kits.
Illustrates and lists components for the enhanced version of the isolation cart.
Lists various accessories and kits, including battery packs, DVD-RW drives, printers, and USB devices.
Details available probes, their specifications, and compatibility with various system models.
Determines that no periodic maintenance inspections are mandatory but QA programs may require tasks.
Explains the importance of keeping records and having a quality assurance program for scanners.
Specifies frequency for cleaning probes, inspecting cables, console checks, and leakage current tests.
Lists specific tools and supplies required for maintenance, including DVM, anti-static kits, and phantoms.
Covers preliminary checks, functional checks, input power inspection, cleaning, physical inspection, and diagnostics.
Details electrical safety standards, chassis leakage current, probe leakage current, and outlet wiring tests.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting AC/DC fails, enclosure fails, probe fails, and peripheral fails.
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