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GE FQ000040 Service Manual

GE FQ000040 Service Manual (698 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 25.03 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
19
CHAPTER 1 Introduction

33
CHAPTER 2 Site Preparations

33
- Overview
  33
  - Purpose of Chapter 1
    33
- Service Manual Overview
  34
- Important Conventions
  37
  - Conventions Used in this Manual
    37
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    38
- Safety Considerations
  39
  - Introduction
    39
  - Human Safety
    39
  - Mechanical Safety
    41
  - Electrical Safety
    43
  - VIVID Q N Battery Safety
    47
  - Patient Data Safety
    48
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  49
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  50
- Product Labels and Icons
  51
  - Universal Product Labels
    51
  - Label Descriptions
    52
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  55
- EMC, EMI, and ESD
  56
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    56
  - CE Compliance
    56
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    56
  - General Caution
    57
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    61
  - Console Requirements
    62
  - Unit Environmental Requirements
    62
  - Cooling Requirements
    62
  - Lighting Requirements
    62
  - Time and Manpower Requirements
    62
  - Electrical Requirements
    63
  - EMI Limitations
    64
  - Probe Environmental Requirements
    65
  - Facility Needs
    66
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    66
  - Mandatory Site Requirements
    67
  - Site Recommendations
    67
  - Networking Pre-Installation Requirements
    69
  - Connectivity Installation Worksheet
    70
  - Check List
    72
CHAPTER 3 System Setup

73
- Overview
  73
- Purpose of Chapter 3
  73
- Installation Reminders
  74
- Average Installation Time
  74
- Installation Warnings
  74
- Safety Reminders
  75
- The Tilt & Shock Indicators
  76
- Damage in Transportation
  78
- Unpacking the Equipment
  80
- Examine All Packages
  81
- Unpacking the Wooden Transportation Box
  82
- Verifying the Transportation Box Contents
  83
- Physical Inspection
  83
- EMI Protection
  83
- Preparing for Installation
  84
- Confirming Customer Order
  84
- Verifying the Transportation Box Contents
  84
- Component Inspection
  85
- Confirming Safelock Cart Voltage Configuration
  90
- System Voltage Confirmation
  90
- Ensuring Protection from EMI
  91
- Completing the Hardware Installation
  92
- Connecting Printers
  93
- Connecting Peripherals
  106
- Charging the Battery
  127
- Connecting Probes
  130
- Connecting the ECG
  133
- Connecting the Unit to a Power Source
  134
- Switching the System ON/OFF
  136
- Mounting the VIVID Q N on the Safelock Cart (Optional)
  137
- Mounting the VIVID Q N on the Safelock Cart
  137
- Adjusting the Safelock Cart Locking Mechanism
  140
- Configuration
  141
- Overview
  141
- VIVID Q N Configuration
  142
- Service Screen Set-Up
  147
- Configuring Peripherals
  153
- Software Options Configuration
  156
- Connectivity Setup
  157
- Connectivity Introduction
  157
- Physical Connection
  160
- Connectivity Configuration
  170
- Set up Connection to a DICOM Server in a Network
  182
- Setup Connection to HL7 Server in a Network
  189
- Query/Retrieve (Q/R) Setup
  192
- Mpegvue Export Configuration
  199
- Evue Dataflow Configuration
  204
- Using Mpegvue/Evue on a Remote PC
  208
- Storing and Transporting the Unit
  251
- Safety Precautions for Moving the VIVID Q N Unit
  251
- Transportation Box and Packaging Materials
  251
- Completing the Installation Paperwork
  252
- Installation Acceptance Test Criteria
  252
- System Installation Details
  252
- Product Locator Installation
  252
- Product Locator Installation Card
  253
- User Manual(S)
  254
CHAPTER 4 General Procedures and Functional Checks

255
- Overview
  255
- Purpose of Chapter 4
  255
- Specific Equipment Required
  256
- General Procedures
  257
- Overview
  257
- Power On/Boot-Up
  257
- Power Shut down
  261
- Log on to the System as ADM
  264
- Using Removable Media
  266
- Labeling Removable Media
  269
- Formatting Removable Media
  269
- Verifying Removable Media
  270
- Archiving and Loading Presets
  270
- Functional Checks
  273
- Basic Controls
  273
- Peripherals
  278
- Safelock Cart Functional Tests
  282
- Back End Processor Tests
  283
- Image Testing
  286
- Mode (B Mode) Checks
  286
- M Mode Checks
  287
- Color Mode Checks
  288
- PW/CW Doppler Mode Checks
  290
- Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks
  291
- Probe/Connectors Check
  292
- System Turnover Checklist
  293
- Software Configuration Checks
  293
- Site Log
  294
CHAPTER 5 Components and Function (Theory)

297
- Overview
  297
- Purpose of Chapter 5
  297
- General Information
  298
- Introduction
  298
- Signal Flow
  300
- VIVID Q N Systems - Block Diagram
  301
- Front End Unit
  302
- General Information
  302
- Front End Unit - Location in the System
  305
- RFI Board
  306
- TR32 Boards (Transmitter/Receiver)
  311
- Probe and MUX (P&M) Board
  314
- Back End Processor
  317
- Introduction
  317
- ETX SBC Central Processing Unit (CPU)
  319
- ETX Base Board
  319
- Hard Disk
  321
- Fan Control
  321
- RTC (BIOS) Battery
  321
- Back End Processor - Location of Components
  322
- Left/Right Speakers
  324
- External Input/Output (I/O)
  325
- Power Supply System
  326
- Electrical Power
  326
- Introduction
  326
- Power Supply Unit Components
  327
- DC Source Selector
  327
- Rechargeable Battery Pack Assy (GPA)
  328
- Monitor and Operator Panel
  330
- Keyboard and Operator Panel
  330
- Keyboard and Operator Panel Components
  331
- ECG Module
  335
- Overview
  335
- ECG Patient I/O Module Specifications
  336
- Isolation
  336
- Ecg/Respiratory Module
  337
- Internal Ecg/Respiratory Board
  337
- External Ecg/Respiratory Interface
  339
- Peripherals
  342
- Introduction
  342
- Cooling System
  344
- General Information
  344
CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustments

345
- Overview
  345
- Purpose of Chapter 6
  345
- LCD Display Adjustments and Calibration
  345
- Keyboard Adjustments
  353
- Configuring Print Orientation
  353
- Video System Adjustments
  353
- Beamformer Calibration
  353
- Battery Calibration
  354
CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

359
- Overview
  359
- Purpose of Chapter
  359
- Diagnostics
  360
- Diagnostic Tools
  360
- Diagnostic Procedure Summary
  360
- Accessing the Diagnostic Test Window
  361
- Diagnostic Test Window Menu Options
  368
- Performing Full System Diagnostics
  377
- Accessing the Full System Diagnostic Options
  378
- Performing Front End (FE) Diagnostics
  382
- Accessing the Front End Diagnostic Options
  383
- Calibration Tests
  383
- Radio Frequency Interface (RFI) Diagnostic Tests
  389
- TR 32 Diagnostic Tests
  404
- Probe and MUX Diagnostic Tests
  419
- Monitoring Tests
  444
- Accessing the Monitoring Diagnostic Test Options
  444
- Performing Back End Diagnostics on the System
  466
- Accessing the Back End Diagnostic Test Options
  466
- Automatic Error Log
  495
- Adding Bookmarks
  495
- Extracting Logs
  495
CHAPTER 8 Replacement Procedures

507
CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts

647
- Overview
  647
- List of Abbreviations
  648
- Mechanical Hardware Parts
  649
- Electronic Parts
  650
- Cables
  652
- Software
  653
- Probes
  654
- Peripherals
  656
- Safelock Cart Parts
  657
- Optional Modo Cart
  659
- Product Manuals
  664
CHAPTER 10 Care and Maintenance

665
- Overview
  665
- Periodic Maintenance Inspections
  665
- Warnings
  666
- Why Perform Maintenance Procedures
  667
- Keeping Records
  667
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  668
- How Often Should Care & Maintenance Procedures be Performed
  668
- System Maintenance
  671
- Preliminary Checks
  671
- Functional Checks
  672
- Input Power Checks
  673
- Cleaning
  674
- Physical Inspection
  677
- Optional Diagnostic Checks
  678
- Probe Maintenance
  679
- Probe Checks
  679
- Probe Handling
  679
- Basic Probe Care
  680
- Probe Cleaning
  680
- Returning and Shipping of Defective Probes
  682
- Electrical Safety Tests
  683
- Safety Test Overview
  683
- GE Current Leakage Limits
  685
- Outlet Test Wiring Arrangement - USA & Canada
  686
- Safelock Cart - Grounding Continuity
  686
- Safelock Cart - Chassis Current Leakage Test
  688
- Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage - Lead-To-Ground
  690
- Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage - Lead-To-Lead
  691
- Isolated Patient Lead (Sink) Leakage - Isolation Test
  691
- Probe Current Leakage Test
  693
- Excessive Current Leakage
  696
- Possible Causes of Excessive Current Leakage
  696

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