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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | Voluson 730Expert |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Lists all products and their name brands as trademarks of their respective holders.
States the copyright information for the material, from 2003-2008 by General Electric Inc.
Purpose of Chapter 1 and Service Manual.
Provides information required to plan and prepare for installation of a Voluson® 730Expert ultrasound unit.
Outlines console environmental requirements, cooling, lighting, and electrical needs for proper operation.
Details purchaser responsibilities and mandatory site requirements for installation.
Contains information needed to set up the Voluson® 730Expert unit, including receiving, unpacking, and configuring.
Provides important reminders for setup, including installation time, warnings, and system acclimation.
Details the procedure for receiving and safely unpacking the ultrasound unit from its crate.
Covers verifying customer order, performing damage inspection, and system voltage settings.
Describes connection procedures for various auxiliary devices like monitors, printers, and USB devices.
Details connecting the unit to a power source and the power on/boot up sequence.
Provides instructions for installing different types of printers, including manual installation.
Guides through system setup procedures like date/time, language, and peripheral assignments.
Explains how to configure network IP addresses for DICOM and other network connections.
Provides a worksheet to record all necessary connectivity and TCP/IP settings for installation.
Details the importance of keeping documentation and filling out the Product Locator Installation Card.
Covers the general procedure for powering on/booting up and shutting down the system.
Details functional checks for various modes like 2D, M, Spectral Doppler, Color Doppler, and Volume Modes.
Explains Voluson® 730Expert’s system concepts, component arrangement, subsystem functions, Power Distribution System (PDS), and probes.
Provides a general overview of the Voluson® 730Expert system, its operating modes, and medical applications.
Describes the GEF Module containing Front End, Back End processors, and Secondary Power supply.
Explains the block diagram and board descriptions of the Front End Processor.
Details the block diagram and board descriptions of the Back End Processor.
Illustrates internal I/O connections and lists connectors on the main module and PC-part of the GEF.
Describes the electronic subassemblies and functional components of the Operator Control Panel (OCP).
Details monitor adjustment buttons and procedures for monitor calibration.
Lists and describes external I/O panel connectors.
Provides general information about the GEM module and optional peripherals like ECG, DVD/CD, and MO drives.
Explains the power distribution system, including CPN6 and CPN80-81 primary power modules.
Details physical dimensions, monitor tilt/swivel, console positioning, and rotation.
Describes the air flow distribution within the system for cooling.
Introduces the Service Platform for service productivity and access/security levels.
Covers accessing the Service Page, including Auto Tester, Service Viewer, and maintenance reports.
Describes how to test and adjust mechanical capabilities of a scanner that may be out of specification.
Verifies regulatory information and tests required by national law, ensuring they are performed and documented.
Details monitor adjustment procedures, including calibration of degauss, color temp, contrast, brightness, and geometry.
Explains control console rotation and the transport lock mechanism for securing the console.
Provides instructions for adjusting the trackball for smooth mechanical movement.
Addresses issues with automatic Daylight Saving Time adjustments in Microsoft Windows and how to manually set the system time.
Explains how to collect essential system information for malfunction analysis or return to manufacturer.
Details how to check power supply voltages using diagnostic LEDs and a Digital Volt Meter.
Describes how to capture screens and export log files for diagnostics and analysis.
Provides instructions on using the Auto Tester program for recording customer activities and error occurrences.
Lists the minimum configuration requirements for booting and scanning, including cable connections.
Offers troubleshooting trees for common issues like power on problems, image noise, and trackball issues.
Lists various error messages and their corresponding actions or solutions.
Contains replacement procedures for different modules and their subsystems, with manpower, time, and tool indications.
Details the procedure for installing or updating the Ultrasound Application Software (UIS).
Explains how to load user settings like application settings and user programs from a backup.
Guides on loading full system backups, including presets, configurations, and application settings.
Provides steps for upgrading the Service Platform (SSW) software.
Details the procedure for updating the Electronic User Manual (EUM).
Outlines checks to perform after software upgrades to ensure normal system functionality.
Explains how to activate or replace system options using serial codes or option codes.
Describes procedures for transferring patient data and images between systems, including via Sonoview.
Provides step-by-step instructions for replacing the monitor task lamp.
Details the procedure for replacing the probe holder on the trolley.
Guides on replacing the trackball's top fixation ring.
Explains the replacement procedure for digipots and TGC slider controls.
Provides an overview of spare parts available for the Voluson® 730Expert.
Lists and defines abbreviations used throughout the document, related to system components and software.
Organizes renewal parts into functional groups, referencing tables for mechanical and user-accessible parts.
Lists and illustrates housing components and additional console hardware for both GW130 and GW140 trolley types.
Details the components of the User Interface (GEU Top Console), including front handle, keyboard, and hardkey boards.
Lists replacement parts for the monitor, including the base cover, mounting set, and task lamp.
Lists various disk drives like DVD/CD+(R)W and Magneto-Optical Drives (MOD) with their part numbers.
Lists parts related to the Main Power Module (CPN), including power supply modules and fuses.
Details parts for the Main Board Module (GEF), including fans, Front End, and Back End processor components.
Lists available software options and upgrade kits, including CW-Doppler and Real Time 4D Biopsy.
Provides a list and descriptions of various miscellaneous cables, such as audio adapters and USB cables.
Lists optional peripherals and accessories like printers, VCRs, modems, and foot switches.
Categorizes and lists available probes, including 2D, Real-Time 4D Volume, and CW-Pencil probes.
Lists biopsy needle guides compatible with specific probes, including their part numbers and needle diameters.
Describes periodic maintenance inspections and the purpose of the chapter.
Explains the importance of maintenance for quality checks, corrective actions, and regulatory accreditation.
Outlines how often care and maintenance tasks should be performed, based on customer care schedules and usage.
Details preliminary checks and system functional checks for B Mode, M Mode, Doppler, and 3D modes.
Refers to the User Manual for phantom information and quality assurance tests for measurement accuracy.
Covers electrical safety tests based on NFPA 99 and IEC 60601-1 standards, including leakage current limits.
Provides troubleshooting steps for chassis, probe, peripheral, and ECG failures related to leakage current.
