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Important Precautions3

Revision History12

List Of Effected Pages (Loep)12

Table Of Contents13

Irection Fl091021, Revision 4+10Jun09 Draft Ivid I Nervice Anual26

Dfl091021, R 4+10Jun09 Draft V Sm26

Purpose Of Chapter 127

Purpose Of Service Manual28

Typical Users Of The Service Manual28

Vivid I N Models Covered In This Manual28

System History - Hardware And Software Versions29

Purpose Of Operator Manual(S)29

Important Conventions30

Model Designations30

Safety Precaution Messages30

Conventions Used In This Manual30

Standard Hazard Icons31

Standard Icons Indicating A Special Procedure Be Used31

Safety Considerations32

Mechanical Safety32

Electrical Safety34

Dangerous Procedure Warnings35

Explosion Warning35

Product Labels And Icons36

Label Descriptions37

Product Icons Vivid I N37

Vivid I N Battery Safety39

Vivid I N External Labels41

Rating Labels41

Emc, Emi, And Esd42

Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)42

Electrostatic Discharge (Esd) Prevention42

Ce Compliance42

Standards Used43

Lockout/Tagout (Loto) Requirements44

Returning/Shipping Probes And Repair Parts44

Customer Assistance45

Contact Information45

Phone Numbers For Customer Assistance45

Site Preparations47

Purpose Of Chapter 247

Console Requirements48

Unit Environmental Requirements48

Lighting Requirements48

Time And Manpower Requirements48

Electrical Requirements49

Vivid I N Power Requirements49

Inrush Current49

Site Power Outlets49

Mains Power Plug50

Power Stability Requirements50

Emi Limitations50

Probe Environmental Requirements51

Emi Prevention/ Abatement51

Facility Needs52

Purchaser Responsibilities52

Mandatory Site Requirements53

Site Recommendations53

Recommended Ultrasound Room Layout54

Networking Pre-Installation Requirements55

Unit Connected to Hospital's Network55

Purpose Of The Dicom Network Function55

Dicom Option Pre-Installation Requirements55

Connectivity Installation Worksheet56

Site System Information56

Purpose Of Chapter 359

Installation Reminders60

Average Installation Time60

Installation Warnings60

System Acclimation Time60

Safety Reminders61

The Tilt & Shock Indicators62

Position Of The Tilt & Shock Indicators62

Tiltwatch And Shockwatch Positions On Transportation Box62

Receiving The Vivid I N63

Examin All Packages63

Is Dammage Apparent?63

Damage In Transportation64

Vivid I N Transportation Box Label65

Label Mounted65

Unpacking The Equipment66

Shipping Box For The Vivid In Only66

To Remove The Lid Of The Box66

Contents In Transportation Box When Lid Is Removed67

Shipping Carton Dimensions And Weights67

Unpacking The Wooden Transportation Box68

Unpacked The Vivid I N68

Verifying The Transportation Box Contents69

Physical Inspection69

System Voltage Settings69

Emi Protection69

Preparing For Installation70

Confirming Customer Order70

Component Inspection71

Damage Inspection Checklist71

Damage Inspection Checklist - Vivid I N System71

Front And Side View Of The Vivid In Ultrasound Unit72

Rear View Of The Vivid In Ultrasound Unit73

Connection And Usage Of The Optional Modo Cart74

System Voltage Confirmation75

Safety Rating Plate - Example75

Ensuring Protection From Emi76

Completing The Hardware Installation77

Connecting Peripherals77

Usb Global Modem77

Wireless Network Adaptor78

Dvd/Cd-Rw Drive79

Samsung Dvd/Cd-Rw Drive79

Dvd/Cd-Rw Drive Replacement On Vivid I N Systems81

Parts To Be Ordered81

Dvd/Cd-Rw Drive (Older Type)82

Connection Via Usb Hub84

Connection Directly To The Vivid I N System84

Usb Memory Stick85

Connecting The Black & White Printer86

Black And White Printer86

Connecting The Digital Color Printer87

Configuring Hot Keys To Activate Printing Direct From Control Panel88

Configuring Control Panel Hot Keys For Printing88

Connecting The Deskjet Color Printer89

Deskjet Color Printer89

Connecting The Vcr91

Video Casette Recorder91

Video Converter91

Video Converter Dip Switches92

Video Converter Dip Switch Positions92

Confirm Desktop Change94

Charging The Battery95

Setting Up The Charger95

Battery Charger Unit95

Battery Charger Led Indicators And Status96

Recharge Time96

Recalibration Time96

Battery Recalibration97

Connecting Probes98

Probe Connection Locking Lever98

Connecting The Ecg101

Ecg Cables Connected To The Ecg Connector Port101

Ecg Cable Types101

Connecting The Unit To A Power Source102

Connecting The Ultrasound Unit To The Electrical Outlet102

Disconnecting The Ultrasound Unit From The Electrical Outlet103

Switching The System On/Off104

System Exit Dialog Box104

Configuration105

Configuration Procedures105

Vivid I N Configuration106

Enter Location106

Hospital And Department Name106

Location Name106

Date And Time Adjustments107

Language Selection108

Language Adjustments108

Units Of Measure109

Select Units Of Measure109

Service Screen Set-Up110

Open Service Screen110

Service Screen (Example)110

Adjust Keyboard Backlight Intensity111

Lcd Display Adjustment And Calibration111

Keyboard Light Intensity Adjustment111

Select Keyboard Setup111

Regional Options112

Select Add Printer115

Add Printer Wizard115

Configuring Peripherals116

Approved Peripherals116

Network Peripherals (Optional)116

Virtual Printing (Optional)117

Printers And Faxes Window117

Virtual Printer Job Queue Window117

Resuming Spooled Print Job118

Software Options Configuration119

Software Option Installation119

On-Site Configuration119

System Admin Screen119

Connectivity Setup120

Connectivity Introduction120

Dataflow Naming Convention120

Localarchive-Mod Dataflow120

Dataflow Examples121

Remotearch-Remotehd Dataflow121

Examples Of Dataflows121

Stand-Alone Vivid I N122

"Sneaker Net" Environment122

Vivid I N And A Dicom Server In A Network122

Physical Connection123

Ethernet Switch Connections123

Ethernet Switch Identifications123

Mdi Button Position Descriptions123

Local Network Connection To Echopac Pc Workstation124

Hospital Network Connection To Echopac Pc Workstation124

Hospital Network Connections124

Local Network Connection124

Wireless Network Configuration125

Network And Dial-Up Connections125

Wireless Network Connection Dialog Box126

Cisco_350 Sub-Directory126

Connectivity Configuration128

Select Tcp/Ip Set-Up Screen128

Set the Scanner's Network Information129

Set the Remote Archive's Network Information129

Save The New Settings130

Save New Tcp/Ip Settings130

Configuring The Vivid I N And Network Pc For Peer-To-Peer Connection131

Connectivity Dialog Box - Tcpip Advanced Tab131

Local Area Connection Properties131

Internet Protocol (Tcp/Ip) Properties132

Set Up Connection To A Dicom Server In A Network139

Dicom Server Ip Address Setting On The Scanner139

Select Worklist Properties Dialog Box140

Search Criterias Window141

Search Criterias Window - Updated142

DICOM Server's Properties Dialog Box143

Setup Connection To Hl7 Server In A Network146

Configuration Of Modality Worklist Services146

Identify Dataflow To Be Used146

Configure The Dicom Worklist Service146

Configure Search Criteria: Constrain Query By Mrn147

Assign Dicom Worklist Name To Dataflow147

Configure Search Criteria: Constrain Query By Ae Title147

Configure The Export To Hl7 Path148

Troubleshoot Connectivity With The Gateway148

Test Connectivity With The Vivid Hl7 Gateway148

Troubleshoot Connectivity With The Vivid Hl7 Gateway149

Query/Retrieve (Q/R) Setup150

Query/Retrieve Setup On The Vivid In150

Select Query Retrieve150

Query/Retrieve Workflow151

Select Query/Retrieve's Properties151

Dicom Query/Retrieve Properties152

Change Search Criterias153

Select Search Criterias153

Query/Retrieve Verification154

Check The Dicom Query/Retrieve Workflow155

Test (Check) Passed155

Test (Check) Failed156

Mpegvue Export Configuration157

Preparations157

Configuring The Vivid I N For Mpegvue Export158

Evue Properties159

Evue Properties Dialog Box159

Exporting To Mpegvue160

Export Dialog Box160

Evue Dataflow Configuration162

Configuring The Vivid I N For Evue Dataflow163

Connectivity - Dataflow Tab Selected163

Using Mpegvue/Evue On A Remote Pc166

Installing Mpegvue On A Remote Pc166

Manually Setting The Network Pc For Evue Import169

User Accounts Dialog Box169

Local Users And Groups Dialog Box170

New User Dialog Box170

Evue_Import Properties Dialog Box172

Permissions For Evue Import Dialog Box173

Select Users, Computers, Or Groups Dialog Box173

Manually Stopping The Firewall On The Network Pc176

Stopping An External Service Firewall178

Administrative Tools Dialog Box178

Services Dialog Box179

Stopping The Firewall On Windows Xp Service Pack 2180

Windows Firewall Dialog Box180

Un-Installing Mpegvue On A Remote Pc181

Uninstall Mpegvue - Stage 1181

Deleting All Files183

Using Mpegvue Viewer On A Remote Pc184

To Read Mpegvue Exams Stored On Other Media184

Mpegvue Patient List184

Mpegvue Screen185

Selecting An Image186

Stopping & Running The Cine-Loop186

Selecting A Different Patient186

Exporting Images Or Loops From Mpegvue186

Performing Measurements On Mpegvue Images187

Saved Worksheets187

Reports (.Chm Files)187

Using Mpegvue Over E-Mail188

Sending A Full Examination By E-Mail188

E-Mail Address Window189

Enter Password Window189

Sending Message To Outbox Progress Window190

Sending An Image By E-Mail191

Sending The Mpegvue Player Software By E-Mail193

First Time Receipt Of Mpegvue Player Software And Images By E-Mail193

Warning Message194

Managing And Viewing Exams Received195

Mpegvue Startup Menu195

Get New Exams By E-Mail196

Start Mpegvue Screen196

List Of Studies Found In Inbox197

Password Window198

Message Showing Exams Being Deleted From Inbox198

Receiving And Viewing A Partial Examination199

View Previous Exams From E-Mail200

Activate E-Vue200

Using Patient Manager201

Mpegvue Patient Manager Window201

Exams Selected202

Using Mpegvue Player209

Image Review Window210

Storing And Transporting The Unit212

Transportation Box And Packaging Materials212

Completing The Installation Paperwork213

System Installation Details213

Product Locator Installation213

Product Locator Installation Card214

User Manual(S)215

General Procedures And Functional Checks217

Purpose Of Chapter 4217

Specific Equipment Required218

General Procedures219

Power On/Boot-Up219

Connecting Mains Power To The Vivid I N Ultrasound Unit219

Mains Power Connector - Rear Panel220

Turning The System On221

On/Off Button On Control Panel221

Start-Up Progress Bar For Vivid In222

Power Shut Down223

Standby Mode224

Complete Power Down225

Log On To The System As Adm226

Logging On To The System As Adm 1 Of 2226

Using Removable Media227

Install Mo Disk In Mo Drive228

Eject And Remove Mo Disk From Mod Drive228

Installing Dvd/Cd Into Dvd/Cd Drive228

Eject Device Menu228

Eject And Remove Dvd/Cd From Dvd/Cd Drive229

Labeling Removable Media229

Formatting Removable Media229

Verifying Removable Media230

Archiving And Loading Presets230

Archiving Presets To An Mo Disk231

Saving Presets Vivid I N231

Loading Presets From An Mo Disk232

Loading Presets Vivid232

Functional Checks233

Basic Controls233

Alphanumeric Keyboard Test233

Alphanumeric Keyboard Test - Recommended233

External Keyboard Test Vivid234

Trackball Test - Recommended236

System Id Test237

System Id Test - Recommended237

Cw Test - Recommended237

Visual Test - Recommended238

Vcr Test - Recommended239

B/W Printer Test - Recommended239

Back End Processor Tests240

Phono Test - Recommended240

Mod Test Vivid I N - Recommended240

Dvd/Cd Writer Test241

Plug And Scan Test243

Plug And Scan Test - Recommended243

System Turnover Checklist244

Software Configuration Checks244

Software Configuration Checklist244

Components And Function (Theory)247

General Information247

Front And Side View Of The Vivid I Nsystem248

System Configuration And Software249

Operator Panel249

Vivid I N Systems - Block Diagram250

Front End Unit251

Scanner Subsystem251

Front End Subsystem251

Vivid I N System Block Diagram Showing Location Of Front End251

Front End Block Diagram252

Front End Unit - Location In The System253

Bottom Assembly Showing Location Of Front End253

Keyboard Assembly In Opened Position253

Bottom Assembly Showing Position Of Boards254

Tasks Performed By The Rfi Board255

Watchdog And Power On Reset255

Boot-Up Of Dsp And Firmware255

Fpga Download256

Pci Connection256

Rfi Board Connectors257

Rfi Board Connector Locations257

Rfi Board - Input Dc Voltages258

Probe Management258

Tr32 Boards (Transmitter/Receiver)259

Tr32 Board Block Diagram259

Connectors On Tr32 Board - Upper View259

Connectors On Tr32 Board - Bottom View260

Tr32 Board Connectors260

Tr32 Board - Input Dc Voltages260

Tr32 Board - Stacked Connectors261

Probe And Mux (P&M) Board262

Probe And Mux Board - Block Diagram262

Probe And Mux Board Connector Locations263

Probe And Mux Board Connectors263

P & M Board Input Dc Voltages264

Back End Processor265

Location Of Bep In Bottom Assembly265

Vivid I N Back End Processor - Block Diagram266

Abbreviations And Definitions267

Etx Sbc Central Processing Unit (Cpu)267

Etx Base Board267

Overview Of Etx Base Board Functions267

Vga Interface268

Cardbus Interface268

Etx Base Board - Block Diagram268

Location Of Fan Board In The Bottom Assembly269

Back End Processor - Location Of Components270

Views Of The Back End Processor (Bep)270

Bep Connectors271

Connectors On The Bep271

Bep Input Dc Voltages272

Left/Right Speakers272

External Input/Output (I/O)273

Vivid I Nsystem - Rear Panel Connections273

Power Supply System274

Electrical Power274

Power Supply Unit Components275

Critical Temperature Sensor275

Vivid I N Power Supply Unit Components - Block Diagram275

Dc Source Selector276

Dc Source Selector Connectors276

Rechargeable Battery Pack Assy (Gpa)277

Recommended Storage Conditions Of Battery Pack278

Monitor And Operator Panel279

Keyboard And Operator Panel279

Vivid I N System — Keyboard And Operator Panel Layout279

Vivid I N Keyboard — Block Diagram280

Keyboard And Operator Panel Components281

Power On/Off Button281

Alphanumeric Keyboard281

Key And Backlight Illumination282

Power Interface282

Keyboard Connectors283

Lcd Display Unit283

Keyboard Module Connectors283

Lcd Display - Flex Cable Connection To Bep283

Ecg Patient I/O Module284

Ecg Patient I/O Module - Block Diagram284

Ecg Patient I/O Module Specifications285

Black & White Digital Printer286

Dvd/Cd Reader And Cd Writer (Dvd/Cdr-W)286

Magneto-Optical Drive (Mod)286

Wireless Network Adapter287

Cooling System288

Air Flow Through The Vivid I N Ultrasound Scanner288

Service Adjustments289

Lcd Display Adjustments And Calibration289

Lcd Display Calibration Screen290

Contrast Adjustment Procedure291

Brightness Adjustment Procedure291

Lcd Display - Contrast Adjustment291

Lcd Display - Brightness Adjustment291

Testing Your Contrast And Brightness Settings292

Blue Tint Adjustment Procedure292

Lcd Display - V Watermark Adjustment292

Lcd Display - Blue Tint Adjustment292

Deactiving The Screen-Saver When Using The Dvd293

Keyboard Adjustments294

Video System Adjustments294

Beamformer Calibration294

Battery Calibration295

Recommendations - Battery Calibration Procedure295

Performing The Battery Calibration Procedure296

Battery Calibration Wizard296

Diagnostics/Troubleshooting301

Diagnostic Tools302

Diagnostic Procedure Summary302

Accessing The Diagnostic Test Window303

Diagnostic Test Window303

Vivid I N Diagnostics Test Window And Menu Options304

Vivid I N Diagnostics Test Window305

View Log Dialog Box307

Adc Test - Viewing Report308

Diagnostic Test Window Menu Options309

Full System Test (Fe And Bep)309

Performing Full System Diagnostics310

Accessing The Full System Diagnostic Options311

Full System (Fe And Bep) Test311

View Test Log - Full System Test (Bep And Fe)313

Calibration Tests315

Dc Offset Calibration315

Dc Offset Calibration Test315

View Test Log - Dc Offset Calibration316

Dc Offset Verification318

Dc Offset Verification Test318

View Test Log - Dc Offset Verification Test319

Replacement Procedures321

External Component Replacement Procedures322

Battery Replacement Procedure322

Battery Removal Procedure322

Closing Vivid I N Lcd Cover322

Battery Installation Procedure323

Hard Disk Replacement Procedure324

Hard Disk Removal Procedure324

Removing The Screws From The Rear Panel324

Removing The Hard Disk324

Hard Disk Installation Procedure325

Control Panel And Keyboard Replacement Procedure326

Control Panel And Keyboard Removal Procedure326

Removing The Fastening Screws From The Bottom Assembly326

Removing The Control Panel And Keyboard327

Disconnecting The Control Panel/Keyboard Cable327

Control Panel And Keyboard Installation Procedure328

Keycap Removal Procedure329

Keycap Installation Procedure329

Keycap Replacement329

Trackball Removal Procedure330

Trackball Installation Procedure330

Atgc Slider Keycap Removal Procedure331

Atgc Slider Keycap Installation Procedure331

Atgc Slider Keycap Replacement331

Atgc Rotary Knob Removal Procedure332

Atgc Rotary Knob Installation Procedure332

Ecg Module Assembly Removal Procedure333

Ecg Module Assembly Installation Procedure333

Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Replacement Procedure334

Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Removal Procedure334

Removing The Hinge Screws334

Rear Cover & Latch Assembly Installation Procedure335

Lcd Display Cover Hinges Replacement Procedure336

Lcd Display Cover Removal Procedure336

Lcd Flex Cable Connected To Bep336

Lcd Display Hinges Secured To Base Assembly - Location Of Screws337

Hinges Secured To Lcd Display Cover - Location Of Screws338

Hinges Removed From Lcd Display Cover338

Lcd Display Cover Installation Procedure339

Bottom Assembly Replacement Procedure340

Bottom Assembly Removal Procedure340

Bottom Assembly Installation Procedure341

Lcd Display Frame Replacement Procedure342

Lcd Display Frame Removal Procedure342

Removing The Screw Caps From The Lcd Display Frame342

Removing The Securing Screws342

Lcd Display Frame Installation Procedure343

Removing The Lcd Display Frame343

Internal Component Replacement Procedures344

P&M (Probe And Mux) Board Replacement Procedure344

P&M (Probe And Mux) Board Removal Procedure345

Removing The Screws That Secure The P&M Board To The Rfi Board345

Loosening The Screws From The P&M Board345

Removing The Probe And Mux Board From The Bottom Assembly346

P&M (Probe And Mux) Board Installation Procedure346

Tr32 And Rfi Boards Replacement Procedure347

Loosen Screws That Secure Tr32 And Rfi Boards To Bottom Assembly347

Removing The Screws348

Disconnecting The Pci Cable From The Rfi Board348

Disconnecting The Dc Power Supply349

Accessing The Rfi And Tr32 Boards349

Removing The Rfi And Tr32 Boards From The Bottom Assembly350

Removing The Rfi Board From The Tr32 Boards350

Separating The Two Tr32 Boards From Each Other351

Tr32 And Rfi Boards Installation Procedure352

Bep Replacement Procedure353

Bep Removal Procedure353

Disconnecting Cables From The Bep354

Removing The Screws From The Bep355

Removing The Bep From The Bottom Assembly355

Bep Installation Procedure356

Hvps Replacement Procedure358

Hvps Removal Procedure358

Disconnecting The Dc Power Supply Cables358

Loosening The Screws On The Dc Power Supply359

Removing The Dc Power Supply359

Hvps Installation Procedure360

Fan Replacement Procedure361

Fan Removal Procedure361

Removing The Screws From The Fan Assembly361

Disconnecting The Speaker Cable361

Removing The Fan Assembly362

Disconnecting The Fan Cable From The Bep362

Fan Installation Procedure363

Speaker Assembly Replacement Procedure364

Speaker Assembly Removal Procedure364

Speaker Assembly Installation Procedure364

Lcd Display Replacement Procedure365

Removing The Screws From The Lcd Display365

Disconnecting The Lcd Flex Ribbon Cable366

Removing The Lcd Display366

Lcd Display Installation Procedure367

Selecting Setlcdtype Utility368

Set Lcd Type Dialog368

Selecting Lcd Type Installed On The System369

Lcd Flex Cable Replacement Procedure370

Lcd Flex Cable Removal Procedure370

Flex Cable Replacement Procedure372

Connecting The Flex Cable To The Lcd Rear Panel372

Adhering Kapton Tape On The Lcd Rear Panel Connector373

Microphone Assembly Replacement Procedure374

Microphone Assembly Removal Procedure374

Releasing The Microphone374

Disconnecting The Miniature Plug374

Microphone Assembly Installation Procedure375

Software Loading376

Software Installation/Upgrade Procedure Overview376

Vivid I N Software Upgrade From Version Bt06 To Bt09377

Vivid I N Software Upgrade (Bt06 To Bt09) Procedure379

Vivid I N Software Re-Installation/Upgrade382

Setting The Bios388

Bios Main Tab388

Setting The Bios Advanced Parameters389

Bios Advanced Parameters Screen389

Bios Advanced Chipset Control Parameters390

Bios Advanced Pci/Pnp Parameters390

Bios Advanced Memory Cache Parameters391

Bios Advanced I/O Device Configuration Parameters392

Bios Advanced Keyboard Features Parameters392

Bios Advanced Hardware Monitor Parameters393

Bios Advanced Watchdog Settings393

Bios Advanced Display Control Parameters394

Bios Advanced Miscellaneous Parameters395

Additional Bios Settings396

Bios Security Parameters396

Bios Power Parameters397

Bios Boot Parameters397

Bios Exit Screen398

Bios Firmware Update399

Bios Update In Progress400

Boot-Up Screen After Completion Of Bios Update401

Formatting And Partitioning The Hard Disk - Automatic Procedure402

Formatting And Partitioning The Hard Disk - Manual Procedure404

Partition Magic Screen405

Operations Menu405

Full Re-Ghost And Software Installation408

Installing Software Only From Dvd410

Start Application Screen411

Start Software Installation Message411

Installing Software Only Or Patch415

Vivid I Nsoftware Roll-Back Procedure416

Software Roll-Back Procedurevivid I N 1 Of 2416

Performing A Complete System Back-Up418

Database Merge418

How To Restore User-Defined Presets418

Modo Cart Components Replacement421

Replace The Cable Clips422

Removing The Cable Clips422

Installing The Cable Clips422

Pinch Together The Cable Clips422

Fuses Replacement423

Fuses - Removal Procedure423

Open Fuse Protection On Rear Of Transformer423

Change Fuses Of Isolation Transformer423

Fuses - Installation Procedure424

Replace The Isolation Transformer425

Removing The Isolation Transformer425

Remove Screws425

Disconnect The Ground Cable425

Installing The Isolation Transformer426

Replace The Wheels427

Removing The Wheels427

Installing The Wheels427

Screw Off The Wheels427

Renewal Parts429

List Of Abbreviations430

Mechanical Hardware Parts431

Electronic Parts432

Optional Modo Cart439

Modo Cart - Replacement Parts439

Vivid I N Spare Part Kits440

Product Manuals443

Care And Maintenance445

Periodic Maintenance Inspections445

Why Perform Maintenance Procedures?447

Quality Assurance447

Maintenance Task Schedule448

Tools Required450

Special Tools, Supplies And Equipment450

Specific Requirements For Care & Maintenance450

System Maintenance452

Preliminary Checks452

System Preliminary Checks452

System Checks453

System Functional Checks453

Peripheral/Option Checks454

Input Power Checks454

Mains Cable Inspection454

Ge Approved Peripheral/Hardware Option Functional Checks454

General Cleaning455

Vivid I N System - General Cleaning456

Probe Maintenance459

Probe Checks459

Probe Handling459

Basic Probe Care460

Probe Cleaning460

General Probe Cleaning Instructions461

Cleaning And Sterilizing Probes Used Externally462

Cleaning & Sterilizing Procedure For Probes Used Externally462

Cleaning And Sterilizing Probes Used Internally462

Returning And Shipping Of Defective Probes463

Electrical Safety Tests464

Safety Test Overview464

Gehc Current Leakage Limits465

Chassis Current Leakage Limits - Accessible Metal Surfaces465

Typical Outlet Tester466

Grounding Continuity467

Ground Continuity Test467

Meter Procedure467

Dale 600 - Ground Continuity (Systems With Modo Cart)468

Dale 600 Ground Continuity Test468

Chassis Current Leakage Test469

Generic Procedure469

Vivid I Nvivid I Ndata Sheet For Chassis Source Current Leakage470

Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage – Lead-To-Ground471

Test Circuit For Measuring Non-Isolated Patient Leads471

Data Sheet For Ecg Current Leakage473

Maximum Allowance Limit For Ecg Lead Leakage Test To Ground473

Maximum Allowance Limit For Ecg Lead Isolation Sink Test473

Typical Data Sheet For Ecg Lead-To-Lead Test473

Probe Current Leakage Test474

Set Up For Probe Current Leakage Test474

Vivid I Nno Meter Probe Adapter Procedure475

Check Without Probe Adapter475

Data Sheet For Transducer Source Current Leakage476

Typical Data Sheet For Transducer Source Current Leakage Test476

Excessive Current Leakage477

Possible Causes Of Excessive Current Leakage477

Chassis Fails477

Vivid I N Inspection Certificates478

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