Quickstart Battery-Powered Standby Mode; Bp9-4 Transducer Imaging; Imaging With The Bp9-4 Transducer - Siemens ACUSON X300 User And Reference Manual

QuickStart Battery-Powered Standby Mode

(Available only on the ACUSON X300 PE 7.5 system)
(Supplement to QuickStart Feature (Battery-Powered Standby Mode), System Setup,
Chapter 3, Instructions for Use)
The QuickStart battery pack charges whenever the ultrasound system is connected to a power
outlet, including when the system is powered on, powered off, or in standby mode. The Battery
LED on the Input/Output panel blinks when the battery is charging.

BP9-4 Transducer Imaging

(Available only on the ACUSON X300 PE system)

Imaging with the BP9-4 Transducer

(Replaces this topic in the Instructions for Use, Chapter 7, page 7-7)
The BP9-4 transducer supports the functions and controls that are available in 2D-mode,
M-mode, Color, and Doppler. The BP9-4 also supports SieScape panoramic imaging.
You can activate the live dual format during 2D imaging with the BP9-4 transducer. Live dual
format displays both the transverse image and the sagittal image in real-time.
When you have acquired an image, you can change the orientation of the image, make
measurements and calculations, annotate with pictograms or text, or perform a biopsy or
puncture procedure.
Note: During live dual format, you cannot change the orientation of the image.
To
Select the active scan plane
(sagittal or transverse)
Activate live dual format
Deactivate live dual format
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Do This
Note: This action is not available during live dual format.
 Press the toggle switch on the handle of the transducer.
The ultrasound system identifies the active scan plane of the transducer with a
graphical icon (a scan plane symbol) on the image screen.
Example of the scan plane symbol for the sagittal (S) plane.
Example of the scan plane symbol for the transverse (T) plane.
 Press the LiveBiPlane soft key.
The sagittal plane always displays on the left side of the screen.
 Press the LiveBiPlane soft key.
The system displays the transverse image as a full-screen 2D image.
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