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General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Display | High-resolution LCD |
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| RFI Compatibility | Yes |
| Application | Cardiac |
| Imaging Modes | Color Doppler |
| Model | Vivid 4 BT03 |
| Display Size | 15 inches |
| Portability | Portable |
Provides an overview of Chapter 1, covering its purpose, manual structure, and key topics.
Details critical safety precautions for operation, human safety, mechanical, electrical, and probe handling.
Identifies and describes product labels and icons found on the Vivid™ 4 ultrasound unit for operational information.
Covers Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), Interference (EMI), and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) prevention measures.
Provides contact information and guidance for obtaining additional assistance or support resources.
Outlines information required for planning and preparing the installation of the Vivid™ 4 ultrasound unit.
Details environmental, cooling, lighting, and electrical requirements for the ultrasound console.
Specifies mandatory site requirements and provides optional recommendations for the installation environment.
Introduces the installation process for the Vivid™ 4 ultrasound unit, following site preparation.
Provides important reminders and warnings regarding installation time, system acclimation, and safety precautions.
Details procedures for safely receiving and unpacking the ultrasound unit from wooden crates or cardboard cartons.
Guides on confirming customer orders, verifying shipping contents, and inspecting components for installation readiness.
Provides instructions for connecting essential hardware components like the footswitch and peripherals.
Explains how to configure system settings, including display, hospital info, system tabs, archive, annotation, and options.
Details procedures for connecting the unit to various devices like DICOM, EchoPAC servers, and hospital networks.
Provides crucial precautions and procedures for safely storing and transporting the ultrasound unit.
Guides on recording system installation details and product locator information for future reference.
Introduces functional checks for installation, servicing, and periodic maintenance of the ultrasound scanner.
Covers general procedures for power ON/OFF tests, boot-up sequences, and diagnostic power supply tests.
Details basic control checks, keyboard and footswitch tests, and peripheral functionality tests.
Explains image quality tests for various probes, including 2D, CFM, Doppler, and artifacts testing.
Provides a checklist for verifying system configuration settings before returning the scanner to operational use.
Introduces Chapter 5, focusing on block diagrams and functional explanations of electronic circuits.
Provides a general overview of the Vivid™ 4 scanner's capabilities, applications, and signal flow.
Presents system block diagrams for Vivid™ 4 BT03 systems with RFI and RFT configurations.
Details the components of the Front End, including boards like FB, MUX, BF, RFI, FEC, RFT, IMP, and Motherboard.
Describes the components of the Back End Processor (BEP), such as CPU, Keyboard Controller, and various drives.
Lists and describes external peripherals used with the Vivid™ 4 scanner, including VCRs and printers.
Explains the electrical power system, including AC voltage configurations and DC voltage distribution for the system.
Details the Front End cooling system, including dust filter, fans, and airflow management.
Introduces the Service Platform and iLinq interactive features for remote servicing and system configuration.
Introduces Chapter 6, covering service adjustments for the Vivid™ 4 ultrasound unit.
Provides instructions for configuring the input AC voltage and secondary voltage settings for system operation.
Explains the status indicators (LEDs) on the Front End boards and their meanings.
Details the voltage status indicated by LEDs on the Back End Mother Board and measurements for troubleshooting.
Guides on configuring the Vivid™ 4 scanner and VIC to operate with PAL or NTSC video systems.
Covers monitor operation adjustments for contrast and brightness, and image quality calibration procedures.
Explains how to access calibration options for the monitor, beamformer, and video grabbing.
Introduces Chapter 7, focusing on setting up and running diagnostic tools to locate system problems and failures.
Covers diagnostic tools for checking system parts, power supplies, fans, and board functions.
Details procedures for performing Front End diagnostic tests, including Auto Sequence and manual options for various boards.
Explains how to test the functionality of various Back End hardware components, including audio, ECG, keyboard, and media.
Describes the service platform's web-controlled interface for accessing common service components and performing diagnostics.
Explains how the system logs software activity, sequences, and error messages, allowing user comments and screen captures.
Introduces Chapter 8, providing an overview of replacement procedures for system parts.
Details procedures for removing and installing various covers of the ultrasound unit, including side, front, rear, and console covers.
Covers replacement procedures for components within the control console, such as the monitor, keyboard, trackball, and speakers.
Provides instructions for replacing Front End boards like FB, MUX, BF, FEC, RFT, IMP, RFI, and TR4 boards.
Details procedures for replacing Back End Processor components, including drives, cards, power supplies, and modules.
Explains procedures for replacing components in the lower section of the unit, such as AC distribution box, input box, and cables.
Guides on installing or upgrading the Vivid™ 4 system software, including backup and installation procedures.
Covers installation and removal procedures for approved peripherals like VCRs, printers, and other accessories.
Provides an overview of replacement parts available for the Vivid™ 4 ultrasound unit.
Lists and defines common abbreviations used throughout the document for clarity.
Presents lists and diagrams of mechanical hardware, AC system, front end, back end, and cable parts for renewal.
Introduces Chapter 10, detailing Periodic Maintenance (PM) procedures for the scanner and peripherals.
Explains the importance of PM for maintaining system performance, safety, and dependability.
Outlines the recommended schedule for PM procedures, including daily, weekly, monthly, and annual tasks.
Lists special tools, supplies, and equipment necessary for performing periodic maintenance tasks.
Details preliminary checks and system checks to be performed during periodic maintenance.
Covers essential probe care, handling, cleaning, sterilizing, and returning procedures for optimal performance.
Outlines electrical safety evaluation procedures based on NFPA 99 and IEC 60601-1 standards.
Discusses possible causes of excessive current leakage and troubleshooting steps for chassis, probe, and peripheral failures.
Provides templates for Vivid™ 4 Preventative Maintenance Inspection and Electrical Safety Inspection Certificates.
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