How to disable disruptive mode on GE Laboratory Equipment?
To disable disruptive mode on the GE Laboratory Equipment, select 'CANCEL'. If a GE Service Technician requests Remote Access Permission, selecting '[Yes]' will enable the 'Disruptive Mode' feature.
General| Type | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LCD |
| 3D/4D Imaging | Yes |
| Connectivity | DICOM, USB, Ethernet |
| Display Size | 19 inches |
| Transducers | Linear, Convex, Phased Array |
| Doppler Modes | Color Doppler, Power Doppler, Spectral Doppler |
| Operating Modes | B-Mode, M-Mode |
| Applications | Abdominal, Cardiac, Obstetrics, Gynecology, Vascular, Musculoskeletal |
| Portability | Cart-based |
| Transducer Ports | 4 |
Details the policy regarding the manual's availability and the user's responsibility for translation services.
Provides an overview of the chapter's purpose and contents.
Describes the structure and contents of the service manual.
Lists the specific models and configurations covered by the manual.
Provides a general overview of the LOGIQ S8/E8 ultrasound system's capabilities.
Explains the icons, labels, and conventions used in the manual.
Explains various graphical icons used to denote hazards.
Describes the purpose and location of safety labels and other information provided on the equipment.
Covers critical safety precautions for operating and servicing the system.
Details precautions related to the mechanical aspects of the system.
Provides safety guidelines for electrical connections and handling.
Outlines safety considerations when using auxiliary devices and peripherals.
Provides safety instructions for the system's lithium-ion battery.
Details the location and purpose of various labels and icons on the system and its components.
Highlights warnings that precede potentially dangerous procedures.
Outlines the requirements for applying Lockout/Tagout procedures for safety.
Provides guidelines for returning or shipping system components and repair parts.
Covers EMC and ESD precautions critical for system performance and safety.
Lists contact details for GE Healthcare support and information.
Provides information for planning and preparing the site for LOGIQ S8 setup.
Details essential requirements for the system's console, including environmental factors.
Outlines the necessary electrical specifications and considerations for system installation.
Discusses susceptibility to and generation of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).
Specifies environmental parameters for probes during operation, storage, and transport.
Outlines the responsibilities of the purchaser in preparing the installation site.
Details mandatory site requirements including power, space, and network connections.
Lists optional site recommendations for optimal setup.
Provides a visual layout suggestion for the system installation area.
Outlines requirements for connecting the system to a network.
Covers safety aspects related to the patient environment and potential environmental hazards.
Defines the patient vicinity safety zone according to UL60601-1 standards.
Defines the patient environment based on IEC and ANSI standards.
Provides information for setting up the LOGIQ S8 system.
Offers practical tips and reminders for a smooth system setup process.
Lists critical warnings and safety precautions to observe during system setup.
Details procedures and warnings for receiving and unpacking the system.
Provides procedures to follow if damage is apparent during transportation.
Explains the purpose and location of tilt and shock indicators.
Illustrates and explains the labels found on the transportation box.
Describes the recommended procedure for unpacking the LOGIQ S8 unit.
Provides information on the recyclability of packing materials.
Covers essential pre-installation steps including order verification and physical inspection.
Details system specifications and guides the final steps of installation.
Details electrical specifications and voltage verification for the LOGIQ S8.
Explains how to connect external I/O devices to the rear panel.
Provides instructions and precautions for connecting ultrasound probes.
Details the procedure for connecting the CW Pencil Probe.
Explains how to connect the TEE probe using the RS-DLP adapter.
Covers the procedures for powering the system on and off, including safety precautions.
Details the process of connecting AC power to the system, including preliminary checks.
Describes the steps for powering on the system and what to expect during the boot process.
Explains the login process and user acknowledgment of regulations.
Outlines options for logging off, shutting down, or exiting the system.
Details the steps for performing a complete system shutdown.
Explains how to put the system into Sleep Mode.
Guides on how to change the user password.
Describes how to create and set password policies for system access.
Explains how to enable and manage disk encryption for data security.
Describes how to configure the LOGIQ S8 system, including initial setup steps.
Guides on configuring system location, date, time, and language settings.
Details the process of installing software options using a password or key code.
Provides guidance on connecting optional peripherals and accessories to the system.
Details how to connect the secondary patient monitor, including safety precautions.
Details the connection procedure for the off-board UVC.
Details the connection procedure for the on-board UVC.
Outlines the steps to perform a functional check of the UVC.
Explains how to connect the footswitch and configure its parameters.
Shows the location of the ECG connector on different system versions.
Provides instructions for connecting USB storage devices, including precautions.
Details the procedures for installing and configuring printers for the system.
Details the installation process for Sony UP-D897/D898 printers.
Provides recommended settings for the UP-D897/D898 printer.
Details the installation process for the Sony UP-D25MD color printer.
Explains how to add a printer to the system's configuration.
Guides on configuring the printer to output reports.
Details the steps for setting up a PC printer with the system.
Provides guidance on establishing system connectivity options.
Introduces connectivity options between the system and other devices.
Explains the Dataflow concept for customizing the system's data transfer.
Describes the setup for a stand-alone LOGIQ S8 scanner without network connection.
Explains how to set up LOGIQ S8 with PCs via sneaker net.
Details how to connect the system to a DICOM server in a network environment.
Explains wired Ethernet connection methods to a workstation.
Describes how to establish a connection using the wireless option.
Explains the meaning of network icons displayed on the system.
Provides guidance on establishing system connectivity options.
Lists and describes various connectivity functions available on the system.
Details how to configure TCP/IP settings for system and network connectivity.
Explains how to add, manage, and ping connected devices.
Details how to add and configure services for destination devices.
Provides step-by-step instructions for configuring network storage.
Guides on setting up the system to connect to an InSite server for remote service.
Lists the information required from the IT administrator for InSite setup.
Details the steps for configuring the system for InSite connection.
Guides on configuring the system to connect to the InSite server.
Explains how to configure the agent settings for InSite connection.
Details how to configure advanced settings for the InSite connection.
Explains how to configure the system to submit Request For Service (RFS).
Guides on verifying the InSite connection using the Common Service Desktop.
Explains how to verify InSite connection using Virtual Console Observation.
Provides a worksheet to document connectivity setup details.
Lists all product manuals and documentation related to the LOGIQ S8 system.
Shows an example of the Product Locator Installation Card.
Advises to check for correct User Manuals and their language versions.
Introduces the functional checks for the LOGIQ S8 and their purpose.
Covers general procedures including system cover requirements and power lockout.
Details the procedure for powering on the system.
Explains the login procedure and user acknowledgment.
Outlines options for logging off, shutting down, or exiting the system.
Details the steps for performing a complete system shutdown.
Describes the operating range for adjusting the monitor position.
Explains how to lock the monitor arm for stability.
Details how to adjust the vertical position of the operator panel.
Explains how to adjust the horizontal position (swivel) of the operator panel.
Describes how to lock and unlock the swivel/brake casters.
Explains how to engage the total lock on casters.
Provides comprehensive guidelines and precautions for safely moving and transporting the LOGIQ S8 system.
Details the procedure for physically moving the system, including safety checks.
Provides guidelines for safely transporting the system using vehicles.
Covers procedures for setting up the system after moving it to a new location.
Verifies the version and status of the service platform on R1 to R4 systems.
Describes functional checks to verify system operation and aid in troubleshooting.
Introduces the functional checks for the LOGIQ S8 and their purpose.
Outlines initial steps required before performing functional checks.
Provides a labeled diagram of the system's control panel.
Explains the functions and usage of the trackball and its associated controls.
Suggests optional test phantoms for QA and system testing.
Details the steps and controls used to optimize and verify B-Mode image quality.
Outlines preparations for M-Mode checks, including phantom use and scanner setup.
Outlines preparations for Color Flow checks, including phantom use and scanner setup.
Outlines preparations for PW/CW Doppler checks, including probe connection and scanner setup.
Outlines preparations for TVI checks, including probe connection and scanner setup.
Details how to adjust TVI controls to optimize image quality and reduce noise.
Details steps to perform a functional check of the SWE option.
Explains what a cineloop is and how it's used.
Guides on performing distance, tissue depth, and circumference/area measurements.
Verifies the integration of system components, including the operator panel.
Details how to test the operator panel's controls and display functions.
Guides on testing the DVD drive's read/write capabilities.
Outlines how to test the LAN port for network recognition.
Provides instructions for safely connecting probes, including handling precautions.
Provides instructions for safely connecting probes, including handling precautions.
Details connecting TEE probes with the RS-DLP adapter.
Explains ECG capability and how to perform checks using cables or a simulator.
Checks the functionality of various peripherals like DVR, printers, and media drives.
Guides on testing the hardware DVR functionality.
Guides on testing the software DVR functionality.
Outlines steps to test the black and white printer functionality.
Outlines steps to test the color printer functionality.
Details how to test the CD/DVD drive's read/write capabilities.
Describes how to test the gel warmer functionality.
Guides on testing the Continuous Wave Doppler (CW) function.
Guides on performing a visual inspection of the system's exterior components.
Instructs to check the system exterior for loose or cracked parts.
Details how to check for the presence and condition of system labels on R1-R3 models.
Guides on checking the system's appearance and product labels.
Verifies the mechanical operations of the system, including monitor and casters.
Outlines the procedure for testing the Extended Battery option.
Details how to test the 3D/4D option, including probe preparation.
Refers to a specific section for Volume Navigation functional checks.
Describes tests for the FibroScan module, including LED checks and probe interaction.
Lists checks for date, time, location, language, and printer key assignments.
Lists checks for date, time, location, language, and printer key assignments.
Covers testing and adjusting the system's power supply.
Instructs to run the System Voltage test.
States that power supplies are self-regulated and have no adjustments.
Provides a template for recording site maintenance and service information.
Explains system concepts, component arrangement, and subsystem functions.
Provides general information about the LOGIQ S8 system and its operating modes.
Illustrates and labels the exterior components of the R1, R2, and R3 system models.
Illustrates and labels the operator panel controls for R1-R3 and R4 and later models.
Shows the location of probe ports on the system.
Illustrates various system options and their locations on the chassis.
Shows the location and types of USB ports on the system and OPIO.
Illustrates and describes the connectors on the rear panel of the system.
Explains the sequence of events during system power-up.
Describes the effects of a power loss on the system and its components.
Describes the software versions used on the LOGIQ S8 based on Windows Embedded.
Lists and describes available software options for different system revisions.
Lists available hardware options and their compatibility across different software revisions.
Lists optional peripherals, including printers, that can be connected to the system.
Explains the air flow path through the system for cooling.
Lists all product manuals and documentation related to the LOGIQ S8 system.
Highlights the key differences between the LOGIQ S8 and LOGIQ E8 systems.
Describes how to test and adjust mechanical system capabilities that may be out of specification.
Details how to adjust the settings of the 19" LCD monitor using the digital control panel.
Guides on adjusting settings for 22" OLED and 23" wide monitors.
Explains the Volume Navigation system calibration and its purpose.
Details the setup process for Volume Navigation calibration, including phantom placement and magnetic distortion testing.
Guides on measuring initial accuracy to evaluate calibration effectiveness.
Provides detailed steps for performing the Volume Navigation calibration procedure.
Describes tools and software for maintaining image quality and system operation, including diagnostics.
Explains different access and security levels within the Service Platform.
Explains remote access technology for diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Describes how customers grant remote access permission to GE service technicians.
Explains how to acquire problem images and system data for service analysis.
Details the necessary information to collect for analyzing malfunctions or returned systems.
Explains how to configure the system to submit Request For Service (RFS).
Details how to capture screen images and collect system logs for troubleshooting.
Provides instructions on capturing and analyzing network logs using specialized tools.
Describes the features and functions of the Common Service Desktop (CSD).
Explains how to view and interpret system error logs using the Log Viewer.
Details how to perform common service components and diagnostics tests.
Explains how to verify image quality within the system.
Provides information on viewing and modifying device information and configurations.
Describes various common utilities for system management and troubleshooting.
Describes the features and access levels of the Service Desktop for R4.2.5x systems.
Explains how to control interruptions to operation using Disruptive Mode.
Lists available options with Service Basic Access, including HOME and Utilities.
Explains how home configurations vary depending on the purchased service level.
Displays general information about the LOGIQ S8 system configuration.
Provides information about the installed software versions and application status.
Shows information about probes connected to the LOGIQ S8, including status and serial numbers.
Lists various utility configurations and related information.
Allows changing the password for specified user types, with data loss warnings.
Provides methods for viewing and setting up automatic or manual data file transfers.
Explains how to delete files and folders from the D:\Service directory.
Provides a way to collect system logs and place them in the D:\Service directory.
Displays network traffic and provides tools to capture network logs for analysis.
Provides functionality to view SSA key details, status, and restore licenses.
Displays third-party software licenses used as part of the service platform.
Allows viewing and managing software options and their details.
Explains how to edit and configure agent settings for remote service.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting common system issues and shortcut keys.
Offers a flowchart for troubleshooting system boot-up issues.
Provides steps for troubleshooting image noise issues.
Offers a flowchart for troubleshooting trackball sensitivity issues.
Provides a flowchart for troubleshooting printer malfunctions.
Guides on troubleshooting issues with the 19-inch monitor.
Provides troubleshooting steps for the Universal Video Converter.
Offers troubleshooting steps for issues related to the 4D option.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues related to the Power Assistant option.
Details troubleshooting steps for issues with the Extended Battery option.
Addresses troubleshooting for password policies, disk encryption, and virus protection.
Provides steps to troubleshoot slow response rates in DICOM server connections.
Offers methods for troubleshooting EMI issues, including prevention and abatement.
Provides solutions for common connectivity issues with the system.
Addresses issues related to user group management and right control in R4 systems.
Provides an overview of renewal parts and accessories for the system.
Lists and describes optional peripherals, including printers, available for the system.
Details various probes available for the system, including part numbers and applications.
Lists various power cords and their part numbers for different regions and voltage requirements.
Introduces the chapter on care and maintenance for the scanner and peripherals.
Provides essential safety warnings for system maintenance.
Explains the importance of maintaining records and quality assurance programs.
Specifies the recommended frequency for servicing and items requiring attention.
Lists special tools, supplies, and equipment needed for periodic maintenance.
Covers preliminary checks and system functional checks for maintenance.
Details system functional checks for B-Mode, Color Flow, Doppler, and other modes.
Checks the functionality of peripherals and optional hardware.
Provides steps for inspecting the mains cable and its connectors.
Suggests viewing error logs and running diagnostics for system checks.
Provides guidelines for general cleaning and appropriate disinfectant agents.
Details the procedure for cleaning the system's air filters to prevent overheating.
Instructs to check the system exterior for loose or cracked parts and labels.
Provides guidance on probe care, handling, and cleaning to prevent damage.
Outlines electrical safety tests based on industry standards for medical equipment.
Specifies leakage current limits for system operation based on voltage configurations.
Details how to test electrical outlets for proper grounding and wiring arrangement.
Explains how to measure ground wire resistance for electrical safety.
Measures current flow from the chassis to ground under normal and fault conditions.
Measures current flow from isolated ECG leads to ground, simulating patient contact.
Tests leakage current between ECG lead combinations.
Measures leakage current from isolated patient leads to ground.
Measures current flow from probes to ground through a patient during scanning.
Tests sink leakage current by applying mains voltage to the probe's insulation barrier.
Measures current flow from e-TRAX Needle sensor to ground through a patient.
Measures leakage current flow from mains to the CF Applied part.
Provides troubleshooting steps for issues related to excessive leakage current.
Troubleshooting steps for chassis failures related to grounding and connections.
Guides on isolating probe failures by testing with different probes.
Troubleshooting steps for peripheral failures, focusing on grounds and connections.
Provides isolation steps by removing peripherals to monitor leakage current.
Instructs to inspect ECG cables for damage or poor connections.
Advises to download and use the latest versions of EQC and IQC forms.
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