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GE Venue R2 Service Manual

GE Venue R2 Service Manual (478 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 75.5 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Overview
26
- Purpose of Chapter 1
  26
Service Manual Overview
27
Important Conventions
31
- Conventions Used in this Manual
  31
- Standard Hazard Icons
  32
Safety Considerations
33
- Introduction
  33
- Human Safety
  33
- Mechanical Safety
  36
- Electrical Safety
  38
- Venue™ Battery Safety
  42
- Patient Data Safety
  42
Dangerous Procedure Warnings
43
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
44
Product Labels and Icons
45
Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
53
EMC, EMI, and ESD
54
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  54
- Compliance
  54
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
  55
- General Caution
  55
Direction 5771498-100, Revision
56
- Contact Information
  56
Customer Assistance
56
Overview
58
- Purpose of Chapter 2
  58
Console Requirements
59
- Unit Environmental Requirements
  59
- Cooling Requirements
  59
- Lighting Requirements
  59
- Time and Manpower Requirements
  59
- Electrical Requirements
  60
- EMI Limitations
  61
- EMI Prevention/Abatement
  62
- Probe Environmental Requirements
  62
- Time and Manpower Requirements
  63
Facility Needs
64
Connectivity Installation Worksheet
70
Overview
74
- Purpose of Chapter 3
  74
Setup Reminders
75
- Average Setup Time
  75
- Setup Warnings
  75
- Safety Reminders
  76
Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
77
- Warnings for Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  77
- Overview
  77
- Unpacking the Shipping Carton
  80
- Unpacking the Shipping Crate
  85
- Physical Inspection
  90
- EMI Protection
  90
Preparing for Setup
91
- Verifying Customer Order
  91
- Physical Inspection
  91
- Component Inspection
  91
- EMI Protection
  94
- Irection Revision Enue Ervice Anual
  94
Completing the Setup
95
- Purpose of this Section
  95
- System Specifications
  95
- Electrical Specifications
  95
- Connections on the I/O Rear Panel
  96
- Connecting Probes
  97
- Power On/Boot up
  99
- Power Shut down
  99
- Complete Power down
  99
Configuration
100
- Purpose of this Section
  100
- Venue™ Configuration
  100
- Service Screen Setup
  114
- Optional Peripherals/Peripheral Connection
  115
- Software Options Configuration
  115
Connectivity Overview
116
- Physical Connection
  116
- Stand-Alone Venue
  116
- Sneaker Net" Environment
  116
- Wireless Connection from Venue™ to DICOM Server
  116
Connectivity Setup
117
Options Setup
125
- Software Options
  125
- USB Flash Card Setup
  125
- Wireless Network Adapter
  125
Insite Default Machine Contact Setup
126
- Time Required
  126
- Preparations
  126
- Setup Procedure
  126
Paperwork after Setup
130
- Installation Acceptance Test Criteria
  130
- 5771498-100, Revision
  130
- User's Manual(S)
  130
- Product Locator Installation Card
  130
Overview
131
- Purpose of Chapter 4
  131
General Procedures
132
- Overview
  132
- Power On/Boot-Up
  133
- Power Shutdown
  136
- Logging on to the Venue™ as "ADM
  140
- Data Management
  140
- Deleting Patient Information
  141
- Cockpit (Monitor) Position Adjustment
  141
- Moving and Transporting the Venue™ Ultrasound Scanner
  141
Functional Checks
144
- Overview
  144
- Performance Checks
  144
- 2D Mode (B Mode) Checks
  144
- M Mode Checks
  145
- PW/CW Doppler Mode Checks
  147
- Probe/Connectors Check
  150
- Cineloop Check
  151
- Audio Check
  152
- Peripheral Checks
  153
- Mechanical Functions Checks
  156
- Electrical Tests
  159
Overview
160
- Purpose of Chapter 5
  160
General Information
161
- Introduction
  161
Options
163
Connectivity
164
5771498-100, Revision
165
- Introduction
  165
- Insite Exc Icon
  165
- Initiating a Request for Service (RFS)
  167
- Insite Exc Definitions
  169
- Exiting Insite Exc
  169
Insite Exc
165
Cockpit (Monitor) Module
170
- General
  170
- Auxiliary Display (AD) Module
  175
- Speaker
  175
External Input/Output
176
Front End Unit
177
- General Information
  177
- Front End Interfaces
  178
- Signal Flow
  178
- Front End Power Supply (T-FEPS)
  179
- Front End (T-CFE) Board
  179
- Probe Selection Board (T-PSB)
  180
Back End Processor
181
- Introduction
  181
- Back End Processing (BEP) Module
  181
- BEP Block Diagram
  183
- Back End Interface (BIB) Board
  184
- Solid State Hard Drive
  184
System Power Distribution
185
- Introduction
  185
- AC Distribution
  185
- DC Power Distribution
  185
- System Power Management
  186
- Rechargeable Battery Pack
  186
Cooling System
188
- General Information
  188
Peripherals
189
- Internal Peripheral
  189
- External Peripherals
  189
Common Service Desktop
190
- Purpose of this Section
  190
- Irection Revision Enue Ervice Anual
  190
- Contents in this Section
  190
- Introduction
  190
- Ilinq Interactive Platform Features
  190
- Common Service Desktop (CSD)
  191
Overview
193
Power Supply Adjustments
193
Cockpit (Monitor) Adjustments
193
Articulated Arm Movement Adjustments
194
Overview
198
- Purpose of Chapter 7
  198
Service Safety Considerations
199
Service Tools
200
- Visual Guide
  200
- System Diagnostics
  200
Gathering Troubleshooting Data
202
- Purpose of this Section
  202
- Contents in this Section
  202
- Collect Vital System Information
  202
- Collect a 'Trouble Image' with Logs
  202
Noise Troubleshooting
206
- Purpose of this Section
  206
- Contents in this Section
  206
- Introduction
  206
- Overview of Types of Noise
  206
- Different Power Outlet
  208
- Different System
  208
- Different Location
  208
- Disconnect External Cables
  208
- Irection Revision Enue Ervice Anual
  208
Audio Troubleshooting
209
- Purpose of this Section
  209
- Audio Troubleshooting Procedure
  209
Probes Not Recognized Troubleshooting
213
- Purpose of this Section
  213
- Probes Not Recognized Procedure
  213
System Does Not Turn on Troubleshooting
214
MPB Diagnostics Failure Troubleshooting
220
- Purpose of this Section
  220
- MPB Diagnostics Procedure Troubleshooting
  220
Overview
221
- Purpose of Chapter 8
  221
- Visual Guide
  221
Accessories - Replacement Procedures
222
- Basic Storage Basket/Large Storage Basket Replacement Procedure
  222
- Power Cable Holder Replacement Procedure
  223
Covers - Replacement Procedures
224
System Modules- Replacement Procedures
244
Electronic Boards- Replacement Procedures
286
Mechanical Parts- Replacement Procedures
298
Cables - Replacement Procedures
328
Peripherals Replacement/Installation Procedures
384
Operating System and Application Software Loading Procedures
404
Functional Checks to be Performed after Replacement Procedures
436
- General Overview
  436
Overview
440
- Purpose of Chapter 9
  440
List of Abbreviations
441
Main Assemblies and Sub Assemblies
442
Renewal Parts Lists and Diagrams
443
- Mechanical Hardware Parts
  443
- Covers
  446
- System Power Distribution
  448
- Cockpit (Monitor) Parts
  450
- Etower
  451
- Probes
  454
- Software
  454
- System Power Cables
  455
- Accessories
  456
- Optional Peripherals
  457
- 5771498-100, Revision
  457
- ECG Parts for Venue R2 Only
  458
Overview
459
- Care and Maintenance Inspections
  459
- Purpose of Chapter 10
  459
Warnings
460
Why Do Maintenance
461
- Keeping Records
  461
- Quality Assurance
  461
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  461
Tools Required
463
- Tools Required for Servicing the Venue
  463
System Maintenance
464
- Preliminary Checks
  464
- Functional Checks
  465
- Physical Inspection
  467
- Cleaning
  468
- Probe Maintenance
  470
- Probe Related Checks
  470
- Probe Handling
  470
- Basic Probe Care
  471
- Probe Cleaning
  471
- Returning and Shipping of Defective Probes
  472
Electrical Safety Tests
473
- Overview
  473
- Safety Test Overview
  473
- Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement - USA and Canada
  475
- Grounding Continuity
  476

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