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General| Type | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | GE Healthcare |
| Model | Vivid S60N |
| Touch Panel | Yes |
| Probe Connectors | 4 |
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
| Application | Cardiovascular |
| Portability | Portable |
| Operating System | Windows |
| Imaging Modes | 2D, M-Mode, Color Doppler, PW Doppler, CW Doppler |
| Transducer Frequency Range | 1.5 to 15 MHz |
| Connectivity | DICOM, USB, Ethernet |
| Advanced Imaging | Auto EF |
| Beamformer | Digital |
Policy regarding translation availability for service documentation.
Introduction to the chapter's content and purpose.
Overview of the manual's structure, intended audience, and conventions.
Explanation of conventions used in the manual, including icons and safety messages.
Details important safety precautions for operation, service, and repair of the equipment.
Alerts for potentially hazardous procedures throughout the manual.
Procedures for ensuring service personnel safety during maintenance.
Description and location of labels and symbols found on the ultrasound unit.
Guidelines for returning and shipping equipment and parts, including decontamination requirements.
Information on electromagnetic compatibility, interference, and electrostatic discharge prevention.
Contact information and procedures for obtaining technical assistance and support.
Introduction to planning and preparing the ultrasound system setup.
Details environmental, cooling, lighting, and time/manpower requirements for the console.
Outlines purchaser responsibilities and mandatory site requirements for installation.
Covers requirements for connecting the system to a network, including DICOM and IP settings.
Introduction to system setup procedures, including transportation and unpacking.
Provides average setup times and important warnings for the system setup process.
Instructions for inspecting and unpacking the ultrasound unit and its accessories.
Details steps for verifying the order, performing physical and component inspections.
Covers system specifications, electrical requirements, and peripheral connections for final setup.
Guides through system configuration, including location, date/time, language, and video settings.
Outlines possible physical connection methods for system networking.
Provides instructions for setting up TCP/IP, remote archive, and wireless network configurations.
Details procedures for software options, color video printer, USB flash card, and wireless network setup.
Covers installation acceptance test criteria and user manual verification.
Introduction to general procedures and functional checks for the system.
Covers common procedures like power, data management, and movement safety.
Step-by-step instructions for powering on and booting up the ultrasound system.
Details the procedure for connecting AC power, including checks and safety precautions.
Explains the automatic shutdown sequence when switching the unit off.
Instructions for logging into the system as an administrator for setup and service.
Procedures for securely deleting patient data from the hard drive before disposal or return.
Guidance on adjusting the LCD monitor's position for optimal viewing.
Provides detailed safety and procedural instructions for moving and transporting the system.
Describes procedures for checking major system functions and diagnostic routines.
Details how to perform M-Mode checks, including conventional, anatomical, and curved modes.
Covers checks for Color 2D and Color M-Mode operations.
Instructions for checking and optimizing PW/CW Doppler modes for velocity measurement.
Explains how to perform TVI checks and optimize display settings.
Procedures for checking probes, connectors, and performing leakage tests.
Instructions for connecting ECG harness and checking the signal.
Procedure for checking and using the cineloop function to review recorded images.
Confirms functionality of the Back End Processor after other checks.
Notes that the Operator Panel is checked during system start-up.
Covers checks for articulated arm, operator panel, monitor, and wheel movements.
Introduction to system concepts, component arrangement, and subsystem functions.
Overview of the Vivid S60/S70 system, its capabilities, and main hardware components.
Description of the system's three main sections: User Interface, Main Scanner, and Power Supply.
Details the system's up/down, swivel, tilt, and transport positioning capabilities.
Description of the electronic cage and its main assemblies, including Front End and Back End Units.
Instructions for accessing system modules from the front and rear of the electronic cage.
Details the components of the top console, including monitor, operator panel, and touch screen.
Description of the system's connection panel and external peripheral/accessory connectors.
Overview of the Front End Unit, its modules, and their functions.
Introduction to the Back End Unit, its role as the main system controller, and its modules.
Description of the system's power distribution modules, including AC/DC supply and battery.
Details the system's cooling fans and their locations, and the overall cooling requirement.
Lists and describes internal and external peripherals like printers, footswitches, and storage devices.
Explains that no service adjustments are required for the system.
States that power supply adjustments are not applicable as it is self-regulated.
States that no adjustments are required for the LCD monitor.
States that no adjustments are required for the Touch Screen.
Introduction to tools and software for maintaining image quality and system operation.
Highlights critical safety precautions for performing service and troubleshooting.
Explains how to acquire system data and logs for service analysis and troubleshooting.
Describes how to capture screen images for diagnostic and troubleshooting purposes.
Provides procedures and hints for identifying and resolving noise issues in the system.
Introduction to the chapter's replacement procedures for system parts.
Details procedures for removing and installing various system covers.
Provides procedures for replacing components of the control console, like monitors and touch screens.
Instructions for replacing various internal and external cables.
Details procedures for replacing components within the electronic cage assembly.
Covers replacement procedures for mechanical parts like arms, handles, and wheels.
Instructions for installing Windows OS and Vivid application software.
Procedures for replacing peripheral devices such as DVD drives and printers.
Introduction to the chapter on renewal parts.
List of abbreviations used throughout the renewal parts section.
Provides lists and diagrams of mechanical parts, covers, monitors, operator panels, and cables.
Introduction to care and maintenance procedures, emphasizing performance.
General warnings related to system safety and handling.
Explains the importance of maintenance for safety, dependability, and performance.
Lists the necessary tools and their specifications for servicing the ultrasound scanner.
Covers preliminary checks, functional checks, peripheral/option checks, and cable inspections.
Details electrical safety tests, including leakage current limits and grounding continuity.
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