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2 System Overview

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• When a saving is completed, a thumbnail is showed in the Thumbnail area.

2.14.2 Frozen image storage

In frozen mode, Select [Pro Capture] / [Retro Capture] on the touch screen.

After the cine is successfully saved, there is a thumbnail displayed on the screen.

2.15 Setting Cine Length

NOTE:

The system ends up saving if the cine length goes beyond the maximum value.

2.15.1 Live capture

Prospective Cine Length

Prospective cine duration: set the time that the user Selects [Prospective] as the start time. The

system proceeds saving the cine.

• With the ECG disabled: Select [Cine] tab, and use [Time (Pro)] to adjust it.

• With the ECG enabled: Select [Cine] tab. Select [Saving type (Post)] to choose the type of the

saving time and the cardiac cycles. Use [Time (Post)] or [Cycle (Post)] to adjust it.

Retrospective Cine Length

Retrospective cine duration: set the time that user Selects [Retro] when playing the first frame of

the image. It also refers to saving the cine or cycles retrospectively.

• With the ECG disabled: Select [Cine] tab, and use [Time (Retro)] to adjust it.

• With the ECG enabled: Select [Cine] tab. Select [Saving type (Retro)] to choose the type of the

saving time and the cardiac cycles. Use [Time (Retro)] or [Cycle (Retro)] to adjust it.

2.15.2 Freeze storage setting

The first frame of the image starts when the user Selects [Freeze] at the first time. The system saves

the cine in the auto review scope retrospectively.

Select [Freeze] to freeze the image. Use [Time (Retro)] to set the cine time of retrospective saving

in frozen status under Cine page, or mark the start frame in the auto review scope to set the cine

time of retrospective saving in frozen status.

TIP:

It is only available to save the cine retrospectively in the frozen status.

2.16 Symbols and Warning Labels

This system uses the symbols and warning labels listed in the following table to describe the

important information and potential hazards.

The warning labels use the same signal words as those used in the operator’s manual. Read

operator’s manual carefully before using the system.

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