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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | Vivid E80 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the service manual and the models it covers.
Details conventions, icons, and safety messages used throughout the document.
Outlines crucial safety precautions for operating and servicing the equipment.
Highlights potentially dangerous procedures and mandatory warnings.
Specifies essential procedures for energy control and power lockout.
Provides guidelines for the proper return and shipment of probes and parts.
Explains EMC and the system's compliance with emission and immunity standards.
Details essential precautions to prevent damage from electrostatic discharge.
Provides contact information and procedures for obtaining customer support.
Details environmental and operational requirements for the ultrasound system.
Specifies the necessary electrical installations and power outlet requirements.
Discusses susceptibility and generation of Electromagnetic Interference (EMI).
Provides tips and rules for preventing and abating EMI.
Details operational and storage temperature requirements for ultrasound probes.
Outlines purchaser responsibilities and requirements for the installation site.
Lists recommended features for an optimal ultrasound facility setup.
Provides a suggested minimal floor plan layout for the ultrasound system.
Presents a recommended floor plan layout for the ultrasound system.
Illustrates a floor plan with the ultrasound system and EchoPAC PC.
Details the information required to configure DICOM network functionality.
Describes environmental hazards and patient vicinity standards.
Provides crucial setup warnings and reminders before system installation.
Details procedures for safely receiving and unpacking the ultrasound system.
Explains the function of tilt and shock indicators for transportation monitoring.
Provides instructions for examining packages upon delivery.
Outlines the procedure to follow if damage is apparent upon delivery.
Describes the step-by-step process for unpacking the ultrasound system.
Provides information on the recyclability of packing materials.
Details essential steps for preparing the system before final setup.
Guides through the final steps to complete the system setup.
Lists the electrical specifications for the Vivid E80/E90/E95 models.
Details connections for Ethernet and USB Flash Card on the rear panel.
Describes connections for ECG and Heart Microphone on the front panel.
Provides an introduction to connecting various types of ultrasound probes.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting an ultrasound probe.
Step-by-step instructions for safely disconnecting an ultrasound probe.
Covers system configuration settings including location and date/time.
Procedure for entering location details like hospital and department.
Instructions for adjusting the system's date and time settings.
Guide to selecting the preferred language for the UI and manuals.
Instructions for selecting measurement units and video format.
Details on how to access and set up the service screen.
Instructions for configuring the alphanumeric keyboard layout.
Procedure for adding a printer to the system.
Lists and describes approved internal and external peripherals.
Guide to installing and configuring software options using keys.
Provides an overview of the system's physical connection methods.
Details methods for connecting the system via wired Ethernet.
Covers compatibility and setup procedures for system connectivity.
Instructions for navigating and viewing network settings on the TCP/IP screen.
Procedure for modifying the AE Title and Port Number settings.
Guides on configuring the system for DHCP network usage.
Details configuring network information for connecting to a remote archive.
Information regarding the product locator installation card.
Covers general procedures including power operations and system checks.
Steps for connecting AC power, including preliminary safety checks.
Procedure for powering on the ultrasound system and observing boot sequence.
Details the automatic shutdown sequence and available exit options.
Step-by-step guide for performing a complete power down of the system.
Instructions on how to create custom presets for system operation.
Covers various functional checks for system modes like 2D, M-Mode, and Color.
Guidance on optimizing the 2D mode display using various controls.
Details on M-Mode overview, usage, and optimization techniques.
Explains Color Mode overview and how to use color imaging features.
Covers PW/CW Doppler modes, their overview, and usage instructions.
Explains TVI mode, its overview, and how to use and optimize it.
Procedure for checking probes and their connections to the system.
Instructions for performing an ECG check on the ultrasound system.
Details on checking the cineloop functionality for image sequences.
Information on checking the functionality of the Back End Processor.
Procedure for testing the functionality of the system's operating panel.
Includes checks for printers and other system peripherals.
Steps for testing printer installation and connectivity at the Windows level.
Covers checks for mechanical functions like panel movement and casters.
Provides an overview of the system and application software.
Details the InSite ExC feature for remote service and support.
Describes the different states and icons associated with InSite ExC.
Provides definitions for InSite ExC states like Disruptive and Non-Disruptive.
Step-by-step guide to initiating a service request through InSite ExC.
Procedure for properly exiting the InSite ExC remote connection.
Provides a general overview of the Vivid E80/E90/E95 ultrasound system.
Illustrates the system's block diagram showing key components and connections.
Describes the signal flow and data processing within the ultrasound system.
Details system configuration storage and software loading process.
Describes the user interface and controls on the operating panel.
Overview of the system's electronics divided into FEP and BEP card cages.
Lists the various scanning modes supported by the Vivid E80/E90/E95.
Describes the components and features of the top console assembly.
Details the electrical connections between the top console and the system.
Explains the locking mechanism for the console and its operation.
Provides a detailed diagram and description of the operating panel controls.
Describes the illumination states of the control panel keys.
Information about the location and function of the alphanumeric keyboard.
Describes the main console structure and the components it houses.
Details the air flow components and software control for temperature management.
Describes the casters, brakes, and pedal mechanism functions.
Provides cautions and warnings related to LCD monitor adjustments.
Instructions for accessing and adjusting LCD and touch screen backlight.
Guides on adjusting the LCD's brightness and contrast settings.
Highlights safety considerations, including DANGER and WARNING messages.
Describes how to acquire trouble images and system data for analysis.
Procedure for collecting screen captures and log files for troubleshooting.
Explains how to capture screen images for diagnostic purposes.
Addresses common troubleshooting issues like XY Lock and Z Movement.
Procedure for testing the XYZ Motor Controller and its lock function.
Provides critical warnings and essential information before performing replacements.
Guidelines for returning equipment, including decontamination requirements.
Specifies tasks requiring two-person assistance for safety and efficiency.
Lists the required tools and hardware for servicing the ultrasound system.
Instructions for loading software from a USB Flash Drive (UFD).
Procedure for system setup after software has been loaded.
Covers replacement procedures for side, top, front, and rear covers/bumpers.
Procedures for replacing the LCD monitor and its associated arm assembly.
Steps for removing and installing the upper operating panel/touch panel assembly.
Details replacement procedures for lower operating panel components.
Procedure for removing and installing the system's trackball.
Instructions for replacing the alphanumeric keyboard assembly.
Procedure for replacing the wagon AN drawer sheet metal assembly.
Covers replacement of speaker, bulkhead, handle, and palm rest assemblies.
Details replacement procedures for XY and Z mechanisms and control assembly.
Procedures for replacing main console components like fan assembly and main cable.
Instructions for replacing rear casters, front casters, and pedal mechanisms.
Details replacement of FEP card rack components like relay, transmitter, and receiver boards.
Covers BEP replacement, including HDD and software installation procedures.
Procedure for removing and installing the main power supply unit.
Steps for removing and installing the patient I/O module.
Covers replacement of peripherals like DVD drive and printers.
Instructions for replacing internal cables, including TwinAx PCIe cable.
Provides a list of abbreviations used throughout the renewal parts section.
Lists available software packages and their part numbers.
Details part numbers and descriptions for system covers and bumpers.
Lists parts for the main monitor, LCD arm, and operating panel.
Provides part numbers for various alphanumeric keyboards.
Lists part numbers for loudspeakers and bulkhead components.
Lists replacement parts for the XYZ mechanism and related components.
Details part numbers for main console components like fan tray and handles.
Lists part numbers for casters, wheels, and pedal mechanism components.
Lists replacement parts for the FEP card rack, including boards.
Details replacement parts for the BEP, including graphics cards and PSU.
Lists the part number for the main power supply unit.
Lists the part number for the Patient I/O module.
Lists replacement peripherals including DVD drive and printers.
Lists part numbers for mains power cables for various regions.
Lists part numbers for internal system cables.
Lists part numbers for various ECG cable sets and leadwires.
Lists parts for the Physio TX system, including microphones.
Lists replacement probes categorized by type: sector, linear, convex, Doppler.
Lists available system options, including DVD drive and footswitch.
Discusses periodic maintenance and customer quality assurance programs.
Explains the importance of maintenance for quality assurance and accreditation.
Provides a schedule for recommended maintenance tasks and intervals.
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