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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | Venue Fit |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Specifies the direction number and revision for the service manual.
Indicates that this section pertains to operational documentation.
States that the service manual is only available in English and translation is the customer's responsibility.
Warns about dangerous voltages present in the equipment requiring extreme caution.
Advises using Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) to reduce the risk of injury.
Lists trademarks and their respective holders.
States copyright information for the publication.
Provides an overview of the chapter's content and purpose.
Outlines the manual's structure, including contents and typical users.
Explains conventions used, including model designations, icons, and safety messages.
Details safety aspects like human, mechanical, and electrical safety, plus battery and data safety.
Highlights potentially dangerous procedures requiring adherence to warnings.
Outlines the procedures for Lockout/Tagout to ensure safety during service.
Describes universal product labels and provides label descriptions.
Introduces site preparation requirements and the chapter's purpose.
Details environmental, cooling, lighting, and time/manpower requirements for the console.
Covers power, inrush current, outlets, plug, stability, EMI, and probe environmental needs.
Outlines purchaser responsibilities, required facility needs, and floor plans.
Details requirements for stand-alone, connected, and DICOM network setups.
Provides a worksheet for gathering network information for setup.
Introduces system setup and the chapter's purpose.
Provides setup reminders, warnings, acclimation time, and safety advice.
Details warnings, overview, and procedures for unpacking the system.
Covers visual inspection, voltage settings, and EMI protection during setup.
Covers order verification, component inspection, and damage checklist.
Details system specifications, dimensions, mass, and acoustic noise level.
Covers electrical specs, I/O rear panel, network connection, and probe connections.
Provides procedures for connecting and disconnecting ultrasound probes.
Details procedures for powering the system on, shutting it down, and complete power down.
Covers system configuration, purpose, Venue Fit configuration, and EZ Wizard.
Details service screen setup, approved peripherals, and their connection.
Covers software option introduction, installation, and remote check.
Explains physical, stand-alone, wired, and wireless connection methods.
Covers TCP/IP, MAC addresses, wireless setup, and proxy/DNS/WINS configuration.
Details QView setup, troubleshooting, AE Title changes, and TLS configuration.
Covers security LDAP configuration and RSVP remote connectivity setup.
Covers software options and USB flash card setup procedures.
Details installation acceptance criteria, user manuals, and product locator cards.
Provides an overview of general procedures and functional checks.
Covers power operations, warnings, login procedures, and data management.
Details data management, backup, and deletion of patient information.
Covers system preparation, safety, and procedures for moving and transporting.
Details functional tests for image quality, probes, peripherals, ECG, and mechanics.
Provides general information and details on the mechanical design of the system.
Describes the system design, including the main unit and cart.
Details UI components like LEDs, power button, and battery status indication.
Explains the system's electronic components: Back End, C-FEB, M-PSB, and Display.
Covers power supply, distribution, system monitoring, and cooling system details.
Details peripherals, options, connectivity overview, setup, and remote connectivity.
Provides an overview and purpose for the service adjustments chapter.
Explains that there are no service adjustments for the AC/DC power supply.
Introduces diagnostics and troubleshooting, outlining the chapter's purpose.
Details safety precautions to be observed during diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Covers acquiring trouble images, system data, running diagnostics, and RFS.
Explains RSVP Service Desktop, disruptive mode, color status, and InSite status.
Covers utilities for logs, file deletion, password change, licenses, network capture, options, and agent configuration.
Provides procedures and hints for identifying and resolving noise issues.
Covers requesting and transferring data to a loaner system for repairs.
Provides an overview and general preparations for replacement procedures.
Details procedures for replacing internal components like battery, kickstand, covers, and fans.
Covers replacement of cart components: casters, cable guides, ECG, PSU, and printer.
Details software installation, update, reload, backup, and recovery procedures.
States the chapter's purpose and lists abbreviations used in the manual.
Provides an overview of the system and cart components.
Lists mechanical hardware, covers, system parts, cart parts, probes, software, cables, and peripherals.
Provides an overview of care and maintenance and the chapter's purpose.
Explains why maintenance is important and provides a task schedule.
Covers preliminary checks, functional checks, physical inspection, cleaning, probes, and electrical safety tests.
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