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Levels of safety precaution messages identified by flag words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE.
Describes important issues for safely servicing the Voluson® 730 scanner.
Explains book conventions, icons, and safety precaution messages used in the manual.
Details safety precautions for operation, service, and repair of the equipment.
Covers Electromagnetic Compatibility, Interference, and Discharge prevention measures.
Provides contact information for assistance with the equipment.
Provides information required to plan and prepare for Voluson® 730 installation.
Details environmental and electrical requirements for the console unit.
Describes purchaser responsibilities and required features for the installation site.
Contains information needed to install the unit, including receiving and unpacking.
Provides procedures for receiving and unpacking the ultrasound system.
Details steps for preparing the system for installation, including connections.
Outlines procedures for completing the installation process.
Provides instructions for installing various printer models with the system.
Guides on customizing system parameters like date, time, and peripherals.
A worksheet for documenting connectivity setup information.
Details the process for configuring network and IP addresses for DICOM.
Information regarding required documentation and manuals.
Provides an overview of the chapter on checking major system functions.
Lists the necessary equipment for performing functional checks.
Outlines the general procedures for conducting functional checks.
Details functional checks for various imaging modes like 2D, M-Mode, Doppler, and Volume.
Guides on verifying software configuration settings and options.
Describes how to check the functionality of connected peripherals.
Details checks for mechanical components like console rotation and brakes.
Information on logging site-specific data and maintenance records.
Provides an overview of the system components and subsystem functions.
Describes the Voluson® 730 system's capabilities, modes, and applications.
Details the GEF Module, containing front-end, back-end processors, and power supply.
Explains the components and block diagram of the front-end processor.
Details the components and block diagram of the back-end processor.
Describes the internal input/output connections and board layouts.
Explains the components and functions of the operator control panel (OCP).
Provides information on the monitor and its adjustment buttons.
Details the external input/output panel connectors and their functions.
Describes optional peripherals like drives, ECG, and their specifications.
Explains the CPN-Module (Primary Power Module) and its functions.
Provides physical dimensions and mechanical details of the system.
Describes the air distribution and cooling system for the scanner.
Details access, security, and tools available on the service page.
Provides an overview of testing and adjusting mechanical capabilities.
Ensures compliance with national laws for regulatory information and tests.
Guides on adjusting monitor settings like color, geometry, size, brightness, and contrast.
Details procedures for rotating the control console and engaging the transport lock.
Provides instructions for adjusting the trackball for smooth running.
Describes setup and tools for maintaining system operation and image quality.
Details how to gather necessary system information for troubleshooting.
Provides procedures for checking various voltage points within the system.
Explains how to capture screens and export logs for analysis.
Guides on utilizing the Auto Tester program for diagnostics.
Specifies the minimum cable connections required for system boot-up.
Provides flowcharts and instructions for diagnosing and resolving issues.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding actions or solutions.
Provides an overview of replacement procedures for system modules.
Details the procedure for loading system backups and configurations.
Guides on upgrading the Electronic User Manual software.
Describes the procedure for replacing the trackball top fixation ring.
Provides an overview of available spare parts for the Voluson® 730.
Lists and explains abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Organizes spare parts into logical groups for easier identification.
Lists parts related to the system housing and console hardware.
Details parts for the user interface, including keyboard, screen, and monitor.
Lists parts for disk drives, including CD-RW and MO drives.
Details parts for the main power module (CPN).
Lists parts for the main board module (GEF), including front and back end.
Lists available options, upgrades, and associated parts.
Lists various cables and adapters used with the system.
Details optional peripherals like printers, VCRs, and their connection sets.
Lists available probes, including 2D, 4D, CW, and Live 3D types.
Provides an overview of Periodic Maintenance (PM) procedures.
Explains the importance of periodic maintenance for system performance.
Specifies the recommended schedule for system servicing and item checks.
Lists the special tools, supplies, and equipment needed for PM.
Details the procedures for performing periodic maintenance on the system.
Provides guidance on using a phantom for quality assurance tests.
Covers electrical safety tests based on NFPA 99 and IEC 60601-1 standards.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive leakage current in chassis, probes, and peripherals.
Levels of safety precaution messages identified by flag words like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE.
Describes important issues for safely servicing the Voluson® 730 scanner.
Explains book conventions, icons, and safety precaution messages used in the manual.
Details safety precautions for operation, service, and repair of the equipment.
Covers Electromagnetic Compatibility, Interference, and Discharge prevention measures.
Provides contact information for assistance with the equipment.
Provides information required to plan and prepare for Voluson® 730 installation.
Details environmental and electrical requirements for the console unit.
Describes purchaser responsibilities and required features for the installation site.
Contains information needed to install the unit, including receiving and unpacking.
Provides procedures for receiving and unpacking the ultrasound system.
Details steps for preparing the system for installation, including connections.
Outlines procedures for completing the installation process.
Provides instructions for installing various printer models with the system.
Guides on customizing system parameters like date, time, and peripherals.
A worksheet for documenting connectivity setup information.
Details the process for configuring network and IP addresses for DICOM.
Information regarding required documentation and manuals.
Provides an overview of the chapter on checking major system functions.
Lists the necessary equipment for performing functional checks.
Outlines the general procedures for conducting functional checks.
Details functional checks for various imaging modes like 2D, M-Mode, Doppler, and Volume.
Guides on verifying software configuration settings and options.
Describes how to check the functionality of connected peripherals.
Details checks for mechanical components like console rotation and brakes.
Information on logging site-specific data and maintenance records.
Provides an overview of the system components and subsystem functions.
Describes the Voluson® 730 system's capabilities, modes, and applications.
Details the GEF Module, containing front-end, back-end processors, and power supply.
Explains the components and block diagram of the front-end processor.
Details the components and block diagram of the back-end processor.
Describes the internal input/output connections and board layouts.
Explains the components and functions of the operator control panel (OCP).
Provides information on the monitor and its adjustment buttons.
Details the external input/output panel connectors and their functions.
Describes optional peripherals like drives, ECG, and their specifications.
Explains the CPN-Module (Primary Power Module) and its functions.
Provides physical dimensions and mechanical details of the system.
Describes the air distribution and cooling system for the scanner.
Details access, security, and tools available on the service page.
Provides an overview of testing and adjusting mechanical capabilities.
Ensures compliance with national laws for regulatory information and tests.
Guides on adjusting monitor settings like color, geometry, size, brightness, and contrast.
Details procedures for rotating the control console and engaging the transport lock.
Provides instructions for adjusting the trackball for smooth running.
Describes setup and tools for maintaining system operation and image quality.
Details how to gather necessary system information for troubleshooting.
Provides procedures for checking various voltage points within the system.
Explains how to capture screens and export logs for analysis.
Guides on utilizing the Auto Tester program for diagnostics.
Specifies the minimum cable connections required for system boot-up.
Provides flowcharts and instructions for diagnosing and resolving issues.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding actions or solutions.
Provides an overview of replacement procedures for system modules.
Details the procedure for loading system backups and configurations.
Guides on upgrading the Electronic User Manual software.
Describes the procedure for replacing the trackball top fixation ring.
Provides an overview of available spare parts for the Voluson® 730.
Lists and explains abbreviations used throughout the manual.
Organizes spare parts into logical groups for easier identification.
Lists parts related to the system housing and console hardware.
Details parts for the user interface, including keyboard, screen, and monitor.
Lists parts for disk drives, including CD-RW and MO drives.
Details parts for the main power module (CPN).
Lists parts for the main board module (GEF), including front and back end.
Lists available options, upgrades, and associated parts.
Lists various cables and adapters used with the system.
Details optional peripherals like printers, VCRs, and their connection sets.
Lists available probes, including 2D, 4D, CW, and Live 3D types.
Provides an overview of Periodic Maintenance (PM) procedures.
Explains the importance of periodic maintenance for system performance.
Specifies the recommended schedule for system servicing and item checks.
Lists the special tools, supplies, and equipment needed for PM.
Details the procedures for performing periodic maintenance on the system.
Provides guidance on using a phantom for quality assurance tests.
Covers electrical safety tests based on NFPA 99 and IEC 60601-1 standards.
Troubleshooting steps for excessive leakage current in chassis, probes, and peripherals.
General| Category | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| 3D/4D Imaging | Yes |
| Imaging Modes | B-mode, M-mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, 3D/4D |
| Power Supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Applications | Obstetrics, Gynecology, Cardiology |
| Transducer Types | Convex, Linear, Phased Array, Volume |
| Dimensions | 150 cm (H) |
| Operating Temperature | 10°C to 40°C |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
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