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Components and Functions (Theory)

5-6 LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 – Basic Service Manual

5610739-100 English Rev.10

Common Service Platform

Introduction

The Service Platform contains a set of software modules that

are common to all PC backend ultrasound and cardiology

systems. The Common Service Platform will increase service

productivity and reduce training and service costs.

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Default Chapter16
- Certified Electrical Contractor Statement - for USA Only16
- Damage in Transportation16
- Omission and Errors17
- Service Safety Considerations18
- Legal Notes19
- Trademarks19
- Table of Contents21
Chapter 1 - Introduction29
Overview30
- Contents in this Chapter30
Manual Overview31
- Contents in this Manual31
- Overview31
- Typical Users of the Proprietary Service Manual32
- LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Models Covered by this Manual33
Important Conventions34
- Conventions Used in Book34
- Standard Hazard Icons36
Product Icons38
Labels Locations39
Safety Considerations41
- Contents in this Section41
- Introduction41
- Human Safety41
- Mechanical Safety44
- Electrical Safety46
- Battery Safety48
Dangerous Procedure Warnings50
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements51
Returning Probes and Repair Parts52
EMC, EMI and ESD53
- What Is EMC53
- CE Compliance53
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention54
Customer Assistance55
- Contact Information55
- Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance56
- System Manufacturer56
- Authorized Representative57
Chapter 2 - Site Preparations59
- Contents in this Chapter60
General Ultrasound System Requirements61
- Contents in this Section61
- Ultrasound System Environmental Requirements61
- Electrical Requirements64
- EMI Limitations67
- Probes Environmental Requirements69
- Time and Manpower Requirements69
Facility Needs70
- Contents in this Section70
- Purchaser Responsibilities71
- Required Facility Needs72
- Desirable Features73
- Minimal Floor Plan Suggestion74
- Recommended Floor Plan Suggestion75
- Suggested Floor Plan, Ultrasound System, and Echopac PC in same Room76
- Networking Setup Requirements77
Environmental Dangers80
- Patient Environment IEC60601-1 and ANSI AAMI ES60601-180
Chapter 3 - System Setup81
Overview82
- Contents in this Chapter82
Setup Reminders83
- Average Setup Time83
- Setup Warnings83
Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment86
- Purpose of this Section86
- Contents in this Section86
- Warnings for Receiving and Unpacking86
- Receiving the LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V186
- Unpacking the LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V188
- Packing the Equipment91
Packing Materials - Recycling Information92
Preparing for Setup93
- Verify Customer Order93
- Physical Inspection93
- EMI Protection93
Completing the Setup94
- Purpose of this Section94
- Contents in this Section94
- System Specifications94
- Electrical Specifications95
- Peripheral/Accessories Connector Panel96
- Connecting Probes97
- Powering the System97
System Configuration98
- Purpose of this Section98
- LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 Configuration98
Peripherals Installation99
- Overview99
- Furnished Materials100
- Peripherals Installation Instructions102
Connectivity Setup114
- TCP/IP Screen114
- Network Setup115
- Setup the LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 for DICOM Communications116
  - Network118
- How to Setup and Use a DICOM Image Storage Service119
Option Setup120
- Software Option Installation Procedure120
Paperwork after Setup122
- Contents in this Section122
- User's Manual(S)122
- Product Locator Installation Card122
Chapter 4 - General Procedures and Functional Checks123
Overview124
- Purpose of this Chapter124
- Contents in this Chapter124
- Special Equipment Required124
General Procedures125
- Overview126
- Power On/Boot up127
- Power off131
- Logging on to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1 as "ADM133
- Service Key (Dongle, HASP)134
  - Software135
- Removable Media139
- Archiving and Loading Presets140
- Data Management142
- Backup142
- Restore the Factory Defaults142
- Installation and Setup Procedure for Peripherals142
- Where Are the User Manuals and the Service Manual143
- How to Display or Print the PDF Files from the Manual CD143
- Cleaning the Trackball144
Functional Checks146
- Overview146
- Contents in this Section146
- Preparation146
- Basic Controls147
- Operator Panel147
- Performance Tests148
- B Mode Checks149
- M Mode Checks150
- Color Mode Checks151
- Adjust the Color Mode Controls152
- Select Color M Mode153
- PW Doppler Mode Checks155
- Adjust the PW Doppler Mode Controls156
- Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks157
- Adjust the TVI Controls158
- Basic Measurements158
- Probe/Connectors Check159
- Cineloop Check160
- Preparation160
- Adjust the Cineloop Controls160
- Back End Processor Checks161
- Operator Panel Test161
- Peripheral Checks161
- Turn off Power to LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1161
Power Supply Test & Adjustments162
- Power Supply Test Procedure162
- Power Supply Adjustment162
Application Turnover Check List163
- Software Configuration Checks163
Site Log164
Chapter 5 - Components and Functions (Theory)165
Overview166
- Contents in this Chapter166
Block Diagram and Theory167
- General Information167
- Top Console167
- Block Diagram168
Power Diagram169
- Overview169
- AC Power169
Common Service Platform170
- Introduction170
Chapter 6 - Service Adjustments171
Overview172
- Contents in this Chapter172
LCD Monitor Adjustments173
- Purpose of this Section173
- Monitor Adjustments173
Software Reload174
- Confirm Backups for Patient Data and Presets174
- System Reload Procedure175
Chapter 7 - Replacement Procedures191
Overview192
- Contents in this Chapter192
Warnings and Important Information193
- Warnings193
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts194
Disassembly/Re-Assembly195
- Warning and Caution195
- Tools Needed for Servicing LOGIQ V2/LOGIQ V1196
- Trackball Roller Cleaning197
- 2-Probe Holder (5727508)198
- Paper Tray Kit (5727505)200
- Printer Shelf (5727506)201
Loading the Software203
- Purpose of this Section203
- Customer Provided Prerequisite203
- Data Management - Moving All Images203
- Backing up the Patient Archive and System Configurations204
- Recording Important Settings and Parameters204
- Loading the System Software205
Chapter 8 - Diagnostics/Troubleshooting235
Overview236
- Contents in this Chapter236
Gathering Trouble Data237
- Overview237
- Collect Vital System Information237
- Collect a Trouble Image with Logs238
Screen Capture239
- Button Screen239
- Setting the Store Key to Screen Capture240
- Capturing a Screen241
- Reset the Store Key to Customer's Functionality243
Common Diagnostics244
- Utilities244
- Service Diagnostics249
- OP Panel Interface259
- Restart the System after Diagnostics259
Network Configuration260
- Wire-LAN Network260
List of Abbreviations265
Chapter 9 Renewal Parts Lists266
- AC Power Cord266
- Operator Console Assy267
- Cart267
- Probe and Accessories271
- Peripheral272
- Power Cord274
- Cart with Package274
- Manuals275
Chapter 10 - Care and Maintenance277
Overview278
- Contents in this Chapter278
Warnings279
Why Do Maintenance280
- Periodic Maintenance Inspections280
- Keeping Records280
- Quality Assurance281
Maintenance Task Schedule282
- How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed282
Tools Required284
- Standard GE Tool Kit284
- GE-2 Tool Kit286
- Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment Used for Maintenance287
System Maintenance288
- Preliminary Checks288
- Functional Checks289
- Physical Inspection291
- Optional Diagnostic Checks292
- Probe Maintenance293
- Battery Performance Maintenance295
Electrical Safety Tests296
- Safety Test Overview296
- Leakage Current Limits298
- Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement300
- Grounding Continuity301
- Chassis Leakage Current Test302
- Probe Leakage Current Test304
When There's too Much Leakage Current307
- AC/DC Fails307
- Chassis Fails307
- Probe Fails308
- Peripheral Fails308
- Still Fails308
- New Unit308
- ECG Fails308
- Inspection Paperwork309
- Electrical Safety Tests Log311

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