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GE Voluson S10 User Manual

GE Voluson S10
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Technical Publication
Ultrasound System
Common Service Information
Direction Number: Direction 5444964-100 English
Rev. 5
BASIC SERVICE DOCUMENTATION.
COPYRIGHT GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY.
© 2013-2018 General Electric Company. All Rights Reserved.

Table of Contents

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GE Voluson S10 Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryUltrasound System
Imaging Modes2D, 3D, Color Doppler, Power Doppler
Transducer Ports4 active ports
ApplicationsObstetrics, Gynecology, Abdominal, Vascular, Small Parts
Data ManagementUSB ports
Advanced Imaging TechnologiesHDlive
PortabilityCart-based system
Operating SystemProprietary
ConnectivityEthernet, USB

Summary

Revision History

List of Effective Pages (LOEP)

Lists all effective pages in the document, including revision status.

Important Precautions

Translation Policy

Chapter 1: Overview

Content in this manual

Outlines the topics covered in the manual, organized by chapter.

Product Description

Provides a general overview of the Ultrasound System's capabilities and architecture.

Products Covered in this Manual

Lists all the GE Ultrasound system models and products covered by this manual.

Chapter 2: Safety Information

Overview of Safety Information

Introduces the content of the safety information chapter and its key sections.

Important Conventions

Explains conventions, symbols, and safety precaution messages used in the manual.

Product Icons

Describes icons used on the product and in the service information.

Safety Considerations

Details critical safety precautions for operation, service, and repair of the system.

Label Locations

Provides information on product label locations and their importance for servicing.

Dangerous Procedure Warnings

Highlights warnings for procedures that may be potentially dangerous.

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO)

Explains the requirements and procedures for applying Lockout/Tagout.

Returning Probes and Repair Parts

Details requirements and procedures for returning probes and repair parts.

Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)

Discusses EMC, its impact, and compliance requirements for the Ultrasound System.

Chapter 3: Site Preparations

Overview of Site Preparations

Introduces the chapter on site preparation and lists its key sections.

General Ultrasound System Requirements

Details the general environmental and electrical requirements for installing the Ultrasound System.

Environmental Specifications for Ultrasound System

Covers cooling requirements and lighting considerations for the Ultrasound System installation.

Electrical Requirements for the Ultrasound System

Details the electrical requirements, varying by mains voltage and equipment in use.

Electrical Requirements for Console Ultrasound Systems

Lists the contents for console system electrical requirements and provides Invenia ABUS specifications.

Electrical Requirements for Laptop Ultrasound Systems

Details electrical requirements for LOGIQ laptop models, including adapters and docking carts.

Electrical Requirements for Handheld Ultrasound Systems

Details electrical requirements for handheld Venue Series systems, including docking stations.

Electrical Requirements for Ultrasound Workstations

Provides electrical requirements for EchoPAC PC and LOGIQworks workstations.

Site Electrical Setup (Circuit Breaker, Outlets, Power Cable)

Specifies site electrical requirements including circuit breaker, outlets, and power cable.

EMI Limitations

Discusses Ultrasound system susceptibility to Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) and potential sources.

EMI Prevention and Abatement

Provides details on preventing and abating EMI, including rules and specific actions.

Facility Needs

Outlines the purchaser's responsibilities and facility requirements for site preparation.

Required Facility Needs

Outlines essential facility requirements, including power, door opening, and spacing.

Desirable Features

Lists features that are beneficial but not mandatory for the facility.

Chapter 4: Care and Maintenance

Overview of Care and Maintenance

Outlines mandatory care and maintenance responsibilities and recommended procedures.

Warnings

Lists critical warnings related to power, board handling, covers, and contamination before repair.

Why Do Maintenance?

Emphasizes the importance of maintaining records for corrective and routine maintenance.

Maintenance Task Schedule

Explains that the Customer Care Schedule specifies service frequency and items needing attention.

System Maintenance

Details preliminary and functional checks, covering operating modes and system components.

Peripheral and Option Checks

Outlines functional checks for GE approved peripherals and hardware options.

Mains Cable Inspection

Provides instructions for inspecting the mains cable and its connectors for damage and proper attachment.

Optional Diagnostic Checks and Logs

Describes how to view error logs and run diagnostics for system checks.

Physical Inspection

Details physical checks of the system, including labeling, covers, panel, and display.

Cleaning Procedures

Refers to the User Manual for instructions on system cleaning and air filter cleaning.

Probe Maintenance

Provides warnings and cautions for probe maintenance, cleaning, and disinfection.

Using a Phantom

States that Phantom use is not required for Care and Maintenance, but can be used for QA tests.

Electrical Safety Tests

Lists the topics and measurements covered in the Electrical Safety Tests section.

Safety Test Overview

Explains electrical safety tests based on IEC standards and LOTO procedures.

Leakage Current Limits

Summarizes acceptance limits and test conditions for leakage currents based on IEC standards.

Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement (USA and Canada)

Describes testing outlets for proper grounding and wiring using an outlet tester.

Grounding Continuity

Details the procedure for measuring ground wire resistance from the plug to exposed metal parts.

Chassis Leakage Current Test

Defines Enclosure Leakage current test and its purpose in verifying power line isolation.

Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage–Lead to Ground

Defines the test measuring current flow to ground from isolated ECG leads, simulating a patient connection.

Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage–Lead to Lead

Refers to a table for recording patient lead to lead leakage current measurements.

Isolated Patient Lead (Sink) Leakage-Isolation Test

Details the procedure for sink leakage-isolation tests for probes.

Probe (Source) Leakage Current Test

Defines the test measuring current flow from probes through a grounded patient during scanning.

Troubleshooting: Too Much Leakage Current

Provides troubleshooting steps for AC/DC fails, chassis fails, probe fails, and other issues.

Ultrasound Equipment Quality Check (EQC and IQC)

Advises contacting a GE Service Representative to perform Equipment and Image Quality Checks.

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