Olympus EU-ME2 Quick Reference Manual

QUICK-REFERENCE GUIDE – BASIC CONTROLS
Connecting Ultrasound Endoscopes
ACTIVE switch
Power switch
Ultrasound connector
Socket1
Lever
With mechanical scanning scopes
Video Source
VIDEO SOURCE key Image on monitor
Switch
Press the VIDEO SOURCE key on the keyboard and switch US and EVIS.
* EVIS operation can be controlled by the LCD touch panel on the keyboard.
Mode Selection
Ultrasound connector
Socket2
Lever
With electronic scanning scopes
LCD touch panel
MODE buttons (LCD)
Contrast Harmonic EUS
Elastography
MODE keys
Pulse Wave Doppler
FLOW mode
B mode
Insert mechanical scanning scopes in the left socket (SOCKET1)
1
or electronic scanning scopes in the right socket (SOCKET2)
and turn the lever clockwise to tighten the endoscope connector.
Press the power switch and confirm that the power indicator
2
(green light) is lit.
* Please confirm either the power switch or ACTIVE switch is turned off
when the scope is being disconnected.
* It takes approximately one minute to start up EU-ME2.
* You can change scopes by turning off the ACTIVE switch, which has
eliminated the hassle of turning off EU-ME2.
ID Input
ID INPUT key
Press the ID INPUT key and the Patient Data screen appears
1
on monitor (above).
2 Enter all the necessary data and click OK to proceed.
* ID input is mandatory to save data after examinations.
* ID input is not available when using the CV-290, CV-190, or CV-180.
ID input should be made through these-video system centers.
Press the "B," "FLOW," and "PW" keys on the keyboard to select B
1
mode, FLOW mode, and Pulse Wave Doppler Mode.
Press the "CH-EUS" and "ELST" buttons to select between
2
CH-EUS mode and Elastography Mode.
* Switching is not possible in FREEZE Mode. Select modes in live mode.
* Refer to the separate sheet regarding FLOW mode selection (COLOR
FLOW, POWER FLOW, and H-FLOW).
* The Mode menu on the LCD touch panel is displayed at the upper right
corner of each main screen (shown after unfreezing).
* The Mode menu on the LCD touch panel may not appear in some models.
Patient Data screen on the monitor