Philips iE33 - Setting the Default Transducer and Preset; Clinical Options and Tissue Specific Presets; Quick Save Presets

Setting the Default Transducer and Preset
You can set a default transducer and Tissue Specific preset so that each time
the system is turned on, that transducer and preset are initiated automatically.
The system selects the default transducer regardless of which receptacle it is
connected to. If the default transducer is not connected when the system is
turned on, the system initiates the transducer connected to the left-most
connector and the first available preset for that transducer.
1. Touch Preset/Transducer.
2. Select the transducer and preset that you want as the default selections.
3. Touch Set Default. The system displays a message that confirms your
selections.
Clinical Options and Tissue Specic Presets
Clinical options are broad areas of medical study. Within each clinical option,
there are Philips Tissue Specific presets for specific areas of study. For example,
within the Adult Cardiology clinical option, the Tissue Specific presets are Adult
Echo, Contrast, Contrast Low MI, and Contrast LVO. The Preset/Transducer
touch screen lists the available clinical option/Tissue Specific preset combinations
for the selected transducer.
You specify how the system will be set up for operation by selecting a clinical
option/Tissue Specific preset. The more specific you are about your intended
use of the system, the more you can benefit from Tissue Specific Imaging.
Quick Save Presets
Quick Save presets provide a quick way to set imaging parameters to the values
you prefer for a specific exam type. Using the Quick Save feature, you can define
presets for any combination of clinical option, preset, and transducer. A Quick
Save preset stores the primary imaging mode and settings that are active when
you create the Quick Save preset.
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