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Table of Contents13
Overview39
Purpose of Chapter 139
Contents in Chapter 139
Purpose of Service Manual39
Product Description44
Important Conventions47
Conventions Used in Book47
Standard Hazard Icons48
Product Icons49
Safety Considerations53
Overview53
Introduction53
Human Safety54
Mechanical Safety55
Electrical Safety57
Labels Locations58
Labels on Front of Monitor and Operator Panel58
Labels on Rear of LCD Monitor60
Labels on Front Handle61
Labels Near Connectors on Front62
Label on External I/O63
Labels at AC Mains Inlet and Circuit Breaker64
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 Dimension66
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 767
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 PRO70
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 Dimension for China72
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 for China76
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 PRO for China77
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 Dimension for Korea81
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 PRO for Korea82
Label on Rear Cover - VIVID 7 - Details Descriptions83
Labels on Internal I/O (Inside Scanner)85
Label, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)89
Label, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)90
Label, BEP1, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)91
Label, BEP2, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)92
Label, BEP4 as BEP2 Replacement, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)93
Label, BEP2.2, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)94
Label, BEP4 as BEP2.2 Replacement, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)95
Label, Bep3.X, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)96
Label, Bep3.X with 4D, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)97
Label, Bep4.X, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)98
Label, Bep4.X with 4D, Internal Connections (Int.conn.)99
Label, Disassembly Nester, Part 1 (Left Part of Label)100
Label, Disassembly Nester, Part 2 (Right Part of Label)103
Dangerous Procedure Warnings106
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements107
Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts107
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)108
What Is EMC108
Compliance108
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention108
Customer Assistance109
Contact Information109
System Manufacturer110
Overview111
Purpose of Chapter 2111
Contents in Chapter 2111
General Console Requirements112
Console Environmental Requirements112
Electrical Requirements113
EMI Limitations117
Probes Environmental Requirements119
Time and Manpower Requirements119
Facility Needs120
Purchaser Responsibilities120
Required Facility Needs121
Desirable Features122
Minimal Floor Plan Suggestion122
Networking Setup Requirements123
Purpose of Chapter 3125
Contents in Chapter 3125
Installation Reminders126
Average Installation Time126
Installation Warnings126
Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment128
Overview128
The Post Delivery Checklist129
The Tilt & Shock Indicators130
Unpacking VIVID 7134
Packing Materials - Recycling Information137
Preparing for Setup138
Physical Inspection138
EMI Protection138
Completing the Setup138
System Specifications138
Electrical Specifications139
Connections on the External IO143
Connections on the Patient I/O Panel144
Probe Connection145
Power On/Bootup147
Switching off the Unit151
Configuration152
VIVID 7 Configuration152
Service Screen Setup157
Optional Peripherals/Peripheral Connection160
Available Probes162
Video Specification162
Software Options Configuration163
Connectivity Overview165
Physical Connection165
Direction Fc091194, Revision166
Connectivity Setup - Software V7.X (BT'08), V6.X, V5.X and V4.X166
Introduction166
Contents in this Section166
Compatibility167
Select TCP/IP Set-Up Screen168
Changing the Computer Name, AE Title And/Or Port Number (Port No.)169
Set the Scanner's Network Information - S/W V4.2/V5.2/V6.1/V7.X and Later173
Set the Scanner's Network Information - S/W V4.0/V4.1/V5.0/V5.1/V6.0174
Advanced Settings175
DHCP Configuration176
Set the Remote Archive's Network Information179
Save the New Settings179
Remote Path180
Configurable Remote Path User181
Set up Connection to a DICOM Server in a Network182
Export Configuration194
Create a New Dataflow199
Mapping of Parameters from VIVID 7 to DICOM209
Introduction213
Contents in this Section213
Set the Scanner's Network Information - Software Version V3.X215
Set the Remote Archive's Network Information - Software Version V3.X216
Save the New Settings216
Connect to a DICOM Server in a Network - Software Version V3.X217
HL7 Communication Setup - Software V3.X222
Query/Retrieve (Q/R) Setup for Software V3.X226
Introduction233
Contents in this Section233
Compatibility233
Select TCP/IP Set-Up Screen - Software V2.X235
Set the Scanner's Network Information - Software Version V2.X236
Set the Remote Archive's Network Information - Software V2.X237
Save the New Settings - Software V2.X237
Verification of a Connection Set up to Echopac PC - Software V2.X241
Irection Fc091194, Revision IVID Ervice Anual241
HL7 Communication Setup for Software V2.X246
Set up Connection to a DICOM Server in a Network - Software V2.X250
Ethernet Switch / Hub257
Local Network Connection to Echopac PC Workstation258
Hospital Network Connection to Echopac PC Workstation259
Installation Paperwork260
User's Manual(S)260
Product Locator Installation Card261
Post Delivery Check List262
Irection Fc091194, Revision IVID Ervice Anual262
Functional Checks265
Overview265
Purpose of Chapter 4265
Contents in Chapter 4265
Special Equipment Required265
General Procedures266
Overview266
Power ON/ Boot up267
Power Shut down271
Log on to the System as 'ADM276
Using Removable Media278
Labeling Removable Media280
Formatting Removable Media - Software Version V3.X and above281
Formatting Removable Media - Software Version V2.X282
Verifying Removable Media282
Archiving and Loading Presets - Software Version V2.X/V3.X283
Space Management - Software Version V7.X/V6.X/V5.X/V4.X285
Backup - Software Version V7.X/V6.X/V5.X/V4.X288
Moving and Transporting the VIVID 7291
Functional Checks292
Overview292
Contents in this Section292
Preparation292
Basic Controls293
Performance Tests295
Mode (B Mode) Checks296
M Mode Checks303
Color Mode Checks307
Doppler Mode Checks313
Volume Rendering Test319
Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks321
Contrast Checks327
Stress Echo327
Measurements and Multi Image Checks328
Multi Image Checks330
Probe/Connectors Check331
ECG Check332
Cineloop Check333
Back-End Processor Checks337
Peripheral Checks338
Mechanical Functions Checks342
Application Turnover Check List346
Software Configuration Checks346
Power Supply346
Power Supply Test Procedure346
Site Log346
Overview347
General Information348
Introduction348
Signal Flow349
System Configuration and Software349
Operator Panel349
The Electronics349
Block Diagram - Units with Front-End Card Cage, Version 1 (FEP1)350
Block Diagram - Units with Front-End Card Cage, Version 2 (FEP2)351
Front-End Processor (FEP)352
General Description352
Fep1352
Fep2353
Fep's Location in the Unit354
Input Signals354
Bidirectional Signals354
Output Signals354
Fuses, Jumpers, Dip-Switches and Leds354
Transmitter and Receiver Subsystem355
Transmitter Board, TX128-5 (Version Introduced for BT'05)360
Transmitter Board, TX128 (Version Used before BT'05)365
Transducer Bus Boards, XD BUS370
Relay Board (RLY)372
Receiver Board, RX-128377
Beam Former Board(S), BF-64380
Front-End Controller Board, FEC383
Digital Signal Processors Subsystem in Units with FEP1391
RF & Tissue Processor Board, RFT393
Spectrum Doppler Processor Board, SDP398
Image Port (IMP) Board402
Radio Frequency Interface Board, RFI407
Motherboard (Backplane)418
Back-End Processor (BEP)419
BEP Overview419
Irection Fc091194, Revision IVID Ervice Anual419
Introduction420
Signal Flow and Processing420
Location of the Back-End Processor (BEP)421
Back-End Processor (BEP) Block Diagrams422
Back-End Processor (BEP) Descriptions434
Internal Storage Devices441
Back-End Processor (BEP) Inputs441
Back-End Processor (BEP) Outputs443
UPS Battery Description444
Patient I/O (Physio)446
Patient I/O General Description446
Patient I/O Location in the Unit447
Patient I/O - Inputs448
Patient I/O - Outputs448
Internal I/O449
General Description449
Internal I/O - Location in the Unit452
Input Signals to Internal I/O453
Output Signals from the Internal I/O457
Leds on Internal I/O458
Fuses458
Jumpers and Dip-Switches458
Top Console with Monitor and Operator Panel459
General Description459
Monitors461
Operator Panel462
External I/O463
General Description, External I/O463
Location in the Unit464
Input Signals465
Bi-Directional Signals466
Output Signals466
Reset Switch467
Jumpers and Dip-Switches467
Leds467
Video Specifications468
Peripherals469
Internal Peripherals469
External Peripherals469
Modem (Option)470
General Description470
Location in the Unit470
Modem (Option) Inputs/Outputs471
Fuses471
Jumpers and Dip-Switches471
Leds on Modem472
Power Distribution473
Overall AC Power Distribution473
AC Controller475
DC Power479
TX Power Supply483
Mechanical Descriptions487
General Description, Top Console on VIVID 7487
Transporting VIVID 7488
Location in the Unit489
General Description, Top Console on VIVID 7 PRO491
Location in the Unit VIVID 7 PRO491
Air Flow Control492
General Description492
Location in the Unit492
Software Overview493
Introduction493
System Software493
Application Software493
Software Patches493
Service Platform493
Connectivity Theory494
Introduction494
The Dataflow Concept494
New Dataflows495
Dataflow Examples496
Sneaker Net" Environment497
Direct Connection from VIVID 7 to an Echopac PC Workstation497
Irection Fc091194, Revision IVID Ervice Anual497
VIVID 7 and a DICOM Server in a Network497
Product Manuals497
Service Platform498
Introduction498
Ilinq Interactive Platform Features498
Global Service User Interface (GSUI)499
System Logs500
Restart VIVID 7 after Diagnostics500
LCD Monitor Adjustments502
Overview502
Cautions and Warnings502
Access to Adjustments502
Degaussing the CRT Monitor503
Adjusting the Crt's Contrast and Brightness504
Front-End Alignment Procedure (Beamformer Calibration)506
Introduction506
When to Use this Procedure506
Front-End Alignment Procedure507
Direction Lock and Brake Adjustment509
Front Caster Brakes Adjustment Procedure509
Direction Lock Adjustment Procedure510
Rear Brakes Adjustment512
Diagnostics/Troubleshooting513
Overview513
Purpose of this Chapter513
Contents in this Chapter513
Service Tools Overview514
Service Software Tools514
Special Service Tool514
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ515
Error Message(S) During Start up515
Service Safety Considerations516
Gathering Troubleshooting Data517
Overview517
Collect Vital System Information517
Collect a Trouble Image with Logs518
Diagnostics Tools519
Diagnostic Procedure Summary519
Common Service Diagnostic Interface (GSUI)520
Error Logs523
Diagnostics Screen Overview538
Image Quality544
Calibration545
Configuration547
Utilities548
Replacement558
Home559
Exit from Diagnostics559
Common Diagnostics560
Common Diagnostics - Utilities561
PC (Back-End Processor) Diagnostics, Non-Interactive Tests563
PC (Back-End Processor) Diagnostics, Interactive Tests569
Acquisition Diagnostics575
Acquisition Diagnostics Introduction575
Calibration Screen576
System Test578
General Recommendations to Troubleshoot Noise Issues586
EMI Prevention/Abatement587
Replacement Procedures589
Overview589
Definitions of Left, Right, Front and Back590
Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts591
Warnings591
Side Covers (with Bumpers) Replacement Procedure592
Manpower592
Tools592
Preparations592
Side Covers Removal Procedure592
Side Covers Installation Procedure593
Verification - Functional Checks593
Upper Rear Cover (Filter Cover) Replacement Procedure594
Manpower594
Tools594
Upper Rear Cover Removal Procedure594
Upper Rear Cover Installation Procedure594
Verification - Functional Checks594
Front Cover Replacement Procedure595
Manpower595
Tools595
Preparations595
Front Cover Removal Procedure595
Front Cover Installation Procedure595
Verification - Functional Checks595
Air Filter Replacement Procedure596
Manpower596
Tools596
Filter Removal Procedure596
Filter Installation Procedure596
Verification - Functional Checks597
Lower Rear Cover Replacements Procedure598
Manpower598
Tools598
Preparations598
Lower Rear Cover Removal Procedure598
Lower Rear Cover Installation Procedure598
Verification - Functional Checks599
Introduction600
Preparations before Software Re-Installation600
Customer Provided Prerequisite601
Tools Provided with Unit or after an Upgrade601
Preparations602
Backup - Software Version V7.X/V6.X/V5.X/V4.X606
Record SW Option Keys - Software Version V7.X/V6.X/V5.X/V4.X621
Restore Patient Archive/System Config. - Software V7.X/V6.X/V5.X/V4.X625
Verification - Functional Checks625
Introduction626
Preparations before Software Re-Installation626
Verification - Functional Checks641
Introduction642
Prepare MO Disk for Patient Archive - Software Version V2.X648
Backup of Patient Database & User Presets - Software Version V2.X649
Record Standard Printer IP and Port Settings - Software Version V2.X654
Restore Standard Printer IP and Port Settings - Software Version V2.X666
Verification - Functional Checks667
BEP Filter Assembly Replacement Procedure668
Manpower668
Tools668
Preparations668
BEP Filter Removel Procedure668
BEP Filter Installation Procedure668
Verification - Functional Checks669
AC Power Replacement Procedure670
Manpower670
Tools670
Preparations670
AC Power Removal Procedure671
AC Power Installation Procedure672
Verification - Functional Checks673
DC Power Replacement Procedure674
Manpower674
Tools674
Preparations674
DC Power Removal Procedure675
DC Power Installation Procedure676
Verification - Functional Checks676
TX Power Replacement Procedure677
Manpower677
Tools677
Preparations677
TX Power Removal Procedure678
TX Power Installation Procedure678
Rear Casters Replacement Procedure679
Manpower679
Tools679
Preparations679
Rear Casters Removal Procedure680
Rear Casters Installation Procedure682
Front Casters Replacement Procedure683
Manpower683
Tools683
Preparations683
Front Casters Removal Procedure684
Front Casters Installation Procedure687
Front Bumper Replacement Procedure688
Manpower688
Tools688
Preparations688
Front Bumper Removal Procedure688
Front Bumper Installation Procedure688
Brake Pedal Replacement Procedure689
Manpower689
Tools689
Direction Lock Pedal Replacement Procedure690
Manpower690
Tools690
Direction Lock Replacement Procedure690
Brake Pedal and Direction Lock Assembly Replacement Procedures691
Manpower691
Tools691
Preparations691
Brake Pedal and Direction Lock Removal Procedure691
Brake Pedal and Direction Lock Installation Procedure692
Verification - Functional Checks692
Contents in Chapter 9698
Definitions of Left, Right, Front and Back698
List of Abbreviations699
VIVID 7 Models and Hardware/Software Compatibility703
Software706
Software Version V5.X708
Software Patches712
Printer Drivers712
Plastic Parts, Console, Top and Front713
Plastic Parts, Airduct Cover and Cover Boxes715
Plastic Parts, External Covers and Bumpers, Left, Right and Rear716
Frogleg and Swivel Arm717
Console Lock718
Introduction718
Console Lock - VIVID 7/VIVID 7 Dimension719
Console Lock - VIVID 7 PRO720
Gas Spring721
Fan Assembly722
Operator Panel723
Introduction723
Operator Panel-Version 3723
Operator Panel-Version 1723
Operator Panel-Common Parts729
Monitor Assembly730
LCD Monitor730
CRT Monitor731
Casters732
Brake Assembly733
Introduction734
Front-End Processor Version 2 FRU Parts736
Front-End Processor Version 1 FRU Parts740
Back-End Processor743
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 4.3 (BEP4.3)743
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 4.2 (BEP4.2)745
FRU Parts for BEP4 as Replacement for BEP2.0749
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 3.2 (BEP3.2)751
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 3.0 (BEP3.0)753
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 2.2 (BEP2.2)754
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 2 (BEP2)755
FRU Parts for Back-End Processor Version 1 (BEP1)756
AC Power Parts757
Input /Output Modules758
Peripherals759
Peripherals Compatibility759
Printers, Internal761
Network Printers762
Digital Video Disc Recorder (DVR)763
Video Cassette Recorders (Vcrs)763
USB Flash Card (USB Drive)763
Footswitch764
Modem Option764
ECG Cables774
Physio TX Parts775
Probes776
Supported Probes and Software Versions - BT'08777
Supported Probes and Software Versions - BT'06779
Supported Probes and Software Versions - BT'05781
Supported Probes and Software Versions - BT'04783
Probe Service Parts786
Other Probe Part(S)786
Options787
Overview787
Options - VIVID 7 Dimension/VIVID 7/VIVID 7 PRO - BT'04, Software V4.X791
Options - VIVID 7/VIVID 7 PRO - BT'03, SW V3.X794
Kits795
Service Kits795
VIVID 7 Upgrade Kits796
Language Kits798
Parts List for Bumper Kit, Frogleg799
Parts Lists for Column Cover Kit800
Accessory Boxes, VIVID 7 / VIVID 7 PRO801
Accessory Box - Delivered with System801
Accessory Box - SERVICE V7, US803
Product Manuals804
Overview804
Care & Maintenance819
Overview819
Periodic Maintenance Inspections819
Important Warnings820
Why Do Maintenance820
Keeping Records820
Quality Assurance820
Maintenance Task Schedule821
How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed821
Tools Required823
Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment823
System Maintenance824
Preliminary Checks824
Input Power826
Cleaning827
Physical Inspection828
Optional Diagnostic Checks829
Probe Maintenance829
Using a Phantom830
Electrical Safety Tests830
Safety Test Overview830
GEHC Leakage Current Limits831
Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement - USA & Canada832
Grounding Continuity832
Chassis Leakage Current Test834
Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage-Lead to Ground835
Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage-Lead to Lead836
Isolated Patient Lead (Sink) Leakage-Isolation Test837
Probe Leakage Current Test839
When There's too Much Leakage Current842

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