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Image Modes
10-22
B Gray Map and THI Gray Map
Click [B Gray Map] or [
THI Gray Map
] on the left field to enter the settings of gray map, as
shown in the figure below
.
R
efer to the relevant B Mode chapter fo
r adjustment of post
processing curves.
The system can store 8 differ
ent post processing maps, which are selectable through the
image menu.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Safety Precautions
16
Overview
27
Intended Use
27
Product and Model Code
27
Product Specifications
28
Imaging Modes
28
Environmental Conditions
28
External Dimensions and Weight
28
System Configuration
29
Standard Configuration
29
Probes and Needle-Guided Brackets Available
29
Options
31
Peripherals Supported
32
System Introduction
33
Introduction of each Unit
33
I/O Panel
35
Power Panel
36
ECG Panel
37
Control Panel
38
Symbols
42
Set-Up & Connections
44
System Set-Up
44
Connecting Power Cord & Protective Grounding
44
Connecting the External Power Supply
44
Protective Grounding
45
Equipotential Terminal
46
Positioning Control Panel and Monitor
47
Connecting / Disconnecting a Transducer
48
Connecting a Transducer
48
Disconnecting a Transducer
49
Connecting / Removing a USB Memory Device
49
Installing a Graph / Text Printer
50
Installing a Video Printer
51
Connecting a Footswitch
53
Power on / off
55
Powering on the System
55
Powering off the System
57
Basic Screen and Operation
58
Basic Screen
58
Information Area
58
Image Parameter and Menu Area
60
Image-In-Image Thumbnail
60
Image Area
60
Thumbnail Area of Images Saved
61
Body Mark Area
61
Area of Help Information and Cursor Icon
61
Soft Menu Area
61
System Status Area
62
Measurement Result Area
62
Basic Operations of Screens
62
Patient Information
64
To Start an Exam
64
New Patient Information
64
Retrieve Patient Information from Istation
68
Retrieve Patient Information from Worklist
69
Pause Exam & Continue Exam
71
Pause Exam
71
Continue Exam
71
End Exam
71
Activate Exam
72
Cancel an Exam
72
Anonymous Patient Exam
72
Exam Types
73
Introduction of Exam Types
73
Selecting Transducer and Exam Type
74
Setting Exam Types
75
Exam Selection
75
Exam Configuration
76
User-Defined Exam Types
77
Image Modes
79
Switching between Image Modes
80
Image Adjustments
81
B Mode
82
M Mode
86
Color Mode
89
Power / Dirpower Mode
92
PW/CW Doppler Mode
92
Image Magnification
97
Izoom (Full-Screen Zooming)
97
Image Parameter Preset
98
Special Imaging Modes
101
Overview
102
Note before Use
108
4D Setup
109
Enter/ Exit 3D/4D
112
Smart3D
112
Static 3D
129
Iscape
130
Enter or Exit Iscape
131
Capture Images
131
Review the Extended Image
131
Review the Captured Images Frame by Frame
132
Save and Open Images
133
Free Xros M
133
Free Xros M Settings
133
Enter/ Exit Free Xros
134
Imaging
134
Free Xros M Image Parameters
134
Cine Review
136
Entering / Exiting Cine Review
136
Cine Review in the B or C Mode
136
Manual Cine Review
136
Auto Cine Review
137
Cine Review in the M or D Mode
137
Linked Cine Review
137
Setting Region of Auto Review
138
Saving Cine
138
Cine Setup
139
Setting Cine Length
139
Setting Cine Memory Split
139
Measurements
140
Basic Operations
140
Entering Measurement Status
140
Measurement Result and Help Information
141
General Measurements
141
General Measurements - 2D
141
General Measurements - M Mode
142
General Measurements - Doppler
142
Application Measurements
143
Comments (Annotations)
144
Entering / Exiting Comments
144
Comment Menu
144
Comment Text Library Menu
144
Soft Menu for Comments
145
Adding Comments
146
Typing Comment Characters
146
Adding a Comment Text
146
Adding an Arrow
147
Moving Comments
147
Modifying (Editing) Comments
147
Modifying (Editing) Characters
147
Modifying (Editing) Arrows
148
Deleting Comments
148
Deleting Comment Characters, Texts or Arrows
148
Deleting a Recently-Added Character, Text or Arrow
148
Delete Word
148
Deleting All Comments (Characters, Texts or Arrows)
149
Comment Preset
149
Font Size and Arrow Size
149
User-Defined Comments
150
Body Marks (Pictograms)
153
Entering / Exiting Body Mark Mode
153
Categories of Body Marks
153
Soft Menu for Body Marks
153
Adding Body Marks
154
Moving Body Marks
155
Deleting Body Marks
155
Body Mark Preset
155
Preset Exam Type Body Mark Preferences
156
User-Defined Body Marks
157
Patient Data Management
160
Patient Information Management
160
Enter Patient Information
160
Patient Information Setting
160
Image File Management
161
Memory Media
161
Image File Formats
161
Image Storage Preset
162
Saving Images to the System
162
Quickly Saving Images to USB Flash Drive
163
Quickly Saving Full Screen Image to the System
164
Thumbnails
164
Image Review and Analysis
164
Ivision
166
Sending Image File
168
Report Management
169
Patient Data Management (Istation)
170
Viewing Patient Information
170
Searching a Patient
171
Patient Data Management
171
Examinations
172
Network Storage
173
Network Storage Setting
173
Network Storage
174
Print Task Management
174
Backing up and Erasing Files through DVD Drive
175
Task Manager
176
Reviewing the AVI Files
178
Admin
178
Access Setting
178
Setting Access Control
178
System Login
178
Add/ Delete a User
179
Modify Password
181
Parameter Setup
183
Entering / Exiting Setup
183
System Setup
183
Exam Mode Preset
186
Image Parameter Preset
186
Comment Preset
186
Body Mark Preset
186
Measurement Preset
186
Soft-Key and Menu Preset
187
Peripheral Setup
189
Network Preset
193
Manage Settings
193
Exporting Setup Data
193
Importing Setup Data
193
Maintenance
193
System Information
194
Probes and Biopsy
195
Probes
195
Name and Function of each Part of the Probe
198
Procedures for Operating
201
Wearing the Probe Sheath
204
When the Immersion Method Is Used (for 6LB7 and 6LE7)
205
Probes Cleaning and Disinfection (or Sterilization)
209
Storage and Transportation
212
Biopsy Guide
212
Needle-Guided Brackets
214
Names of Parts
214
Entering or Exiting Biopsy Menu
235
Displaying Biopsy Guide Lines
235
Verifying the Biopsy Guide Line
236
Removing the Needle-Guided Bracket
237
Clean and Sterilize the Needle-Guided Bracket
239
Storage and Transportation
241
Disposal
241
Ecg
242
ECG Connection
242
Displaying ECG Signal
243
ECG Triggering
243
Triggering Mode
244
Real & Trigger
244
ECG Review
244
Exiting ECG
244
Setting ECG
244
Image Recording
246
VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)
246
Setup
246
Record
246
Replay
247
DVR (Digital Video Recorder)
249
Setup
249
Entering/Exiting DVR
249
Record
250
Data Management
251
Video Replay
252
Non-Programmable Record and Replay
254
System Maintenance
255
Daily Maintenance
255
Cleaning the System
255
Routine Backup of the System Hard Disk
257
Maintenance Checks by Service Engineer
257
Consumables and Periodic Part Replacement
258
Troubleshooting
258
Acoustic Output
260
Concerns with Bioeffects
260
Prudent Use Statement
260
ALARA Principle (as Low as Reasonably Achievable)
260
MI/TI Explanation
261
Basic Knowledge of MI and TI
261
MI/TI Display
262
Acoustic Power Setting
262
Acoustic Power Control
263
Acoustic Output
264
Derated Ultrasonic Output Parameters
264
Differences between Actual and Displayed MI and TI
264
Measurement Uncertainty
265
References for Acoustic Output and Safety
265
Measurement Accuracy
266
Safety Classification
267
Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration
268
Appendix Adicom
273
Appendix B Remote Control and Net Update
301
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Brand
Mindray
Model
DC-3
Category
Medical Equipment
Language
English
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