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  • Page 1 I MAGING YSTEM s5i Imaging System Intravascular Ultrasound Service Manual 1 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 2 Volcano Corporation Europe SA/NV Excelsiorlaan 41, Keiberg Zaventem-Diegem B-1930 Belgium Phone: +32.2.679.1076 Fax: +32 .2.679.1079 © 2005 Volcano Corporation All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Volcano Corporation. 2 of 202...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION....................8 ........................8 RODUCT UPPORT Read and Review Manual before Operation ................8 Technical Support ........................8 Volcano Field Service / Technical Support Centers..............8 ..........................9 ARRANTY ..................... 11 ATENTS AND RADEMARKS Patents............................ 11 Trademarks ..........................
  • Page 4 ONFIGURATION ROCEDURE Connecting and Setting up the Printer................... 58 GE INNOVA C ........... 63 ONNECTIVITY ONFIGURATION ROCEDURE Loading ITU Software for s5i connectivity................63 CHAPTER 6 SOFTWARE RE-INSTALLATION ..............65 ................... 65 PERATING OFTWARE VERVIEW VH D ......................65 I WITH ESCRIPTION ....................
  • Page 5 DMINISTRATIVE OOLS Using Tools.exe ........................158 Accessing the Tools.exe application: .................. 158 – C ..................... 161 VENT ROCEDURE Loading ITU Software for s5i connectivity................. 164 APPENDIX B GENERAL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..........165 ..................... 165 ATHETER PECIFICATIONS 806365-001/001 5 of 202...
  • Page 6 Console Video Display Format ................... 171 Image ........................... 171 Image Sizes........................... 171 Video Inputs and Outputs..................... 171 Composite video out......................171 SVGA output ........................171 Video Out (s5i) ........................171 ....................172 IMENSIONS AND EIGHTS – (TUV C ) ....................172...
  • Page 7 I MAGING YSTEM AMIBIOS Error Beep Codes....................194 Onboard Indicators......................195 G-bit LAN Right LED Indicator ..................195 SATA LED Pin Definitions (JSLED).................. 195 On board LED Pin Definitions .................... 195 DS7/DS8 LED Post Codes ....................195 System Alert LED ....................... 195 APPENDIX H MONITOR USER’S GUIDE ................

  • Page 8: Chapter 1 Introduction

    This chapter contains information on product support, warranty, and patents and trademarks. Product Support Read and Review Manual before Operation Carefully read and review the entire Volcano s5i Service Manual before attempting to service the system. Technical Support For additional s5i Imaging System product support, contact the Volcano Technical...

  • Page 9: Warranty

    (“VOLCANO”) warrants that the Volcano s5 (the “System”) as so delivered, shall materially conform to Volcano’s then current specifications for the System, for a period of one year from the date of delivery. ANY LIABILITY OF VOLCANO WITH RESPECT TO THE SYSTEM OR THE...
  • Page 10 I MAGING YSTEM restrictions contained in this Limited Warranty. Use of unauthorized replacement parts may void the warranty. In all cases, Volcano Corporation will be the sole judge as to what constitutes warrantable damage. 10 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 11: Patents And Trademarks

    The purpose of this service manual is to provide the information necessary to install and service the Volcano Corporation s5i and s5i/GE Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) Imaging System. For clarity the generic term s5i is used to describe common s5i and s5i/GE features. Unique features to the s5i/GE product are called out within the appropriate sections of the manual.
  • Page 12 Backup and Restore This section provides detailed instructions on backing up and restoring the s5i system. Parts Breakout This chapter contains exploded view drawing of the s5i imaging system and system components, and also includes a detailed part list.
  • Page 13 I MAGING YSTEM Field Service Bulletins Index Appendix’s 806365-001/001 13 of 202...

  • Page 14: Chapter 2 Description Of The Product

    The primary protective earth connection for the s5i joystick and control station is through the bedside rail mount. The secondary connection is via a safety ground wire directly to the bedside protective earth system.

  • Page 15: S5I Central Processing Unit (Cpu)

    MAGING YSTEM The s5i video output is intended to be displayed in the exam room preferable on an existing industry standard SXGA (1280x1024) exam room monitor. If the monitor does not have a native pixel resolution of 1280x1024, then the monitor must support aspect ratio correction to maintain mutual compatibility with the s5i system.
  • Page 16 I MAGING YSTEM has four USB interfaces for connecting peripheral equipment. Available USB devices for connection to the CPU include the custom control stations, the joystick, and a color printer. For remote (up to 30 meters) connections to the CPU off-the-shelf USB 1.1 extenders are utilized.

  • Page 17: Isolation Transformer

    100VAC, 120VAC, and 220-240VAC is selected. All required fuses ship with the transformer and the correct fuse must be selected and installed during the system installation. All AC power powered s5i equipment connected to the CPU should be powered from the isolation transformer.

  • Page 18: S5I Control Station

    I MAGING YSTEM s5i Control Station The Control Station contains a simple to use custom IVUS interface with frequently operated functions mapped to contact closure switches. The dome switches are covered with a membrane overlay and they provide a tactile feedback to the operator upon closure.

  • Page 19: S5I Series Control Panel

    YSTEM s5i Series Control Panel The s5i system is managed through the control panel, which is a part of the Control Station. . The system allows multiple control panels to be mounted in both the exam room and/or the control room. The components of the control panel are shown below and...

  • Page 20: Screen Selection Keys

    I MAGING YSTEM Screen Selection Keys There are several screen selection keys on the Control Panel. Control Panel Key Description Illuminates when the system is plugged in. Settings: Change system settings like date and time; also permits setting and editing default configurations.

  • Page 21: Alphanumeric Keyboard

    I MAGING YSTEM Control Panel Key Description Measure Menu: Provides access to measurement options such as diameter, length, and borders. Bookmark: Press while recording a loop to select specific areas of interest. Select (+) key: Press to select tabs, areas, or points. It is similar to left-clicking with a mouse.

  • Page 22: Joystick

    I MAGING YSTEM Joystick The Joystick is a sealed off-the-shelf USB pointing device used to move the cursor on the graphical user interface from the bedside. For more specifications, see Joystick Hardware on page 168. Figure 8 Joystick Joystick Mounting Options The Joystick has a standard bedside rail mounting clamp.

  • Page 23: Control Room Monitor

    Vesa threaded screw holes on the back of the monitor. Control Room Monitor Interface The control room monitor is connected to the s5i CPU using the DVI-D interface. The 3 meter DVI-M to DVI-M cable provided with the installation kit MUST be used. The DVI cable provided by the manufacturer MUST NOT be used and should be discarded.

  • Page 24: Exam Room Monitor

    4 way VGA Video Switch When an existing exam room color monitor is to be shared with the s5i video and there are not any available video inputs, a four way VGA video switch option kit is available.

  • Page 25: 4-Way Vga Video Switch Mounting Options

    I MAGING YSTEM Figure 12 4-way VGA video switch rear view 4-way VGA Video Switch Mounting Options The 4-way VGA video switch is a desktop unit. It should be positioned so that the operator has easy access the front panel video source selection switches. The...

  • Page 26: Patient Interface Module (Pim)

    PIM Interface The PIM interfaces to the s5i system via a proprietary interface. The PIM to s5i cable is available in two lengths 5 and 30 meters. The s5i system must be correctly configured for the connected PIM cable length. Failure to correctly configure the PIM cable length will result in inaccurate IVUS images and incorrect measurements.

  • Page 27: Printer

    The Printer is a culmination dye transfer color printer which provides high resolution photo quality still shots of the s5i graphical user interface. The Printer is an AC powered unit and is compliant with IEC 60950. For more specifications, see Printer Hardware on page 170.

  • Page 28: Usb Extender

    I MAGING YSTEM USB Extender The USB 1.1 interfaces can be extended over standard Cat5 cable up to a maximum distance of 30 meters (~100 feet). The USB extenders are USB bus powered devices (No Power Adapter Required.) The maximum bi-directional data transfer rate for the extenders is 12 Mbps (1.5MBps).

  • Page 29: Chapter 3 - Theory Of Operation

    – – OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE OF THIS CHAPTER The s5i system as discussed in the field service manual, is an amalgam of components that are brought together to provide the clinician with a distributed Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) system. The imaging element is an ultrasound transducer located at the tip of an IVUS catheter.
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  • Page 33 To reduce frame to frame movement between IVUS images slices resulting from normal cardiac motion. The following diagram depicts the architecture of the s5i workstation. This diagram illustrates that the workstation may have several peripheral I/O devices attached to provide display, user controls and printing.
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  • Page 35: Chapter 4 Pre-Installation

    Objective and Scope of This Chapter This chapter defines the pre-installation requirements for the s5i and s5i/GE IVUS workstations. It provides pre-installation data such as site preparation prior to delivery of an s5i system, product information, environmental and electrical requirements, and some additional planning aids.

  • Page 36: Equipment Heat Output

    A dust free work area (as much as possible). The s5i workstation has vents on its front and back panels for ventilation. When you place the unit on a floor, make sure that objects do not block the vents on either side of the unit (see Figure 18).

  • Page 37: Power Requirements And Considerations

    I MAGING YSTEM Do not place anything on top of your system. FLOW Allow at least 76mm (3 inches) Do not place any of unobstructed space in front equipment to the sides of and behind your CPU. of your CPU that emits warm exhaust air.

  • Page 38: Printer

    (Bussman part number S516-8A) 120VAC-6.3AT (Littlefuse part number 0213 6.3A) 220VAC-3.15AT (Littlefuse part number 0213 3.15A) 230VAC-3.15AT (Littlefuse part number 0213 3.15A) 240VAC-3.15AT (Littlefuse part number 0213 3.15A) Dimensions and Weights-s5i Height, in Width, in Depth, in Weight, lb 16.5 6.75...

  • Page 39: Under Floor Cable Installation

    1 meter (~3 feet.) It is anticipated that the control room under floor conduit exit point will be up to 3 meter (~10 feet) from the desired s5i workstation location. Therefore the recommended maximum under floor cable conduit length is 23 meters (~75 feet.) If the...

  • Page 40: Cat5 Cable(S)

    Workstation Potential Equalization An 8 AWG (3.26mm) green/yellow safety wire is included as part of the s5i 30 meter PIM cable assembly. This cable, when measured without any loops in the wire (loops add inductance), has an approximate impedance of ~0.06 ohm at 60Hz.

  • Page 41: Chapter 5 Installation

    For specific wiring, cables and connections, please consult with your installation team. Unpacking and Assembling the s5i The s5i is shipped in multiple packages on a single pallet. The base system includes: Central Processing Unit (CPU) Isolation transformer...

  • Page 42: Reviewing The Pre-Installation

    0.5 meters (20 inches) of the s5i workstation intended location. The under floor s5i 30 meter PIM cable assembly is installed and the cable has a 1 meter (3 feet) service loop at the intended workstation location.

  • Page 43: Control Room Base Installation Wiring Diagram

    I MAGING YSTEM Control Room Base Installation Wiring Diagram Figure 19 Control room Base Installation Wiring Diagram 806365-001/001 43 of 202...

  • Page 44: Control Room Optional Equipment Wiring Diagram

    I MAGING YSTEM Control Room Optional Equipment Wiring Diagram Printer Keyboard w/Touchpad Desk Top Power cord 3 meters Power cord 1 meter Cat5 to Cat5 to bedside bedside joystick USB 2.0 Control 30 meters 3 meters Station 30 meters...

  • Page 45: Installing The S5I Exam Room Equipment

    PIM installation The PIM is cable is routed under the floor from the s5i workstation to the bedside. The cable should be installed per the pre-installation instructions (see above.) The PIM is normally stored in the PIM Holder but can also be affixed to any ferrous metal surface using the magnet strip on the back of the PIM housing.

  • Page 46: Bedside Joystick

    Bedside ECG connection The s5i system relies on a ECG signal to identify frames for VH processing. Therefore the s5i system must be connected to a patient isolated ECG signal. In many installation the ECG signal is available in the control room and the provided 5 meter ECG cable should be used.
  • Page 47 I MAGING YSTEM Live Roadmap Hemo IVUS or “other” Existing EKG IVUS PIM Type CF Patient Table Sterile Table Live Roadmap Custom EKG cable “other” pre-existing video input video output Volcano Video switch Non-Med AC MAINS IVUS Safety Control Room...
  • Page 48 I MAGING YSTEM Patient Environment Overhead Existing Monitor Rack Patient Table IVUS PIM Type CF Under Floor C-Arm Medically used room GE Matlab Custom Twin-Axial EKG System Volcano IVUS Control GE Video Video ISO AC 19" LCD Station Switch...
  • Page 49 I MAGING YSTEM Live Roadmap Hemo IVUS or “other” Existing EKG IVUS PIM Type CF Patient Table USB IVUS Joystick IVUS USB Control Station Sterile Table Live Roadmap “other” pre-existing video input video output Volcano video switch Non-Med IVUS...
  • Page 50 I MAGING YSTEM Patient Environment Overhead Existing Monitor Rack Patient Table IVUS PIM Type CF Under Floor USB 1.1 C-Arm Extender USB 1.1 Extender Joystick Control Station GE Matlab Custom Twin-Axial EKG System USB 1.1 IVUS Extender ISO AC...

  • Page 51: First Power On Procedure

    1. Insure that all intended cables are connected (except the printer USB cable) within the system per the previous wiring diagrams. 2. Energize the s5i workstation by depressing the power on switch on the front of the workstation. 3. Load the physician names into the Physician drop down list if known.
  • Page 52 I MAGING YSTEM 4. Enter the institutions name in the drop down box. Figure 26 Patient Menu -> Load Institution Names 5. Set the system settings per the Institutions preference if known. The default settings are adequate for most installations. Refer to Chapter 6 System Settings section for information on the available system settings.
  • Page 53 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 27 System Settings select Language 7. Set the preferred language. 8. Configure the DICOM network interface per the local IT requirements. Refer to section 6 and Appendix B when configuring the DICOM network interface. 9. Adjust the system mouse speed.
  • Page 54 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 28 Control Panel -> Select configure Mouse 26. Double-click on Mouse. 27. Press the Pointer Options tab. 28. Ensure that Motion, Select a pointer speed is set to one position to the right of center.
  • Page 55 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 29 Mouse Properties -> Select Pointer Speed 29. Press OK. 30. Close the Control Panel. 31. Set Customer Name, Customer ID. 32. Click on the Utility tab of the Field Service Dialog. 33. Set the Customer Name and Customer ID.
  • Page 56 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 30 Service Menu -> Set Customer Name and ID 34. Configure PIM Cable length. 35. Click on the PIM Cable Length tab of the Field Service Dialog. 56 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 57 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 31 Advanced User Field Service Menu -> Select PIM cale length 36. Ensure that the selected PIM cable length matches the PIM cable installed with this system. CATUTION: Incorrect PIM cable length settings can result in incorrect measurements.

  • Page 58: P11 Printer Installation And Configuration Procedure

    Connecting and Setting up the Printer 1. If connected, disconnect the USB cable from the Printer to the s5i workstation. 2. Login to Field Service Dialog. 3. Open the Field Service Dialog (CTRL+ALT+S), press Yes (you are sure).
  • Page 59 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 32 Found New Hardware Wizard -> Search for Software 20. Select No, not at this time. 21. Press Next. Figure 33 Found New Hardware Wizard -> Install the Software 22. Select Install the software automatically.
  • Page 60 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 34 Found New Hardware Wizard -> Select the Software 24. Select the first driver listed. 25. Press Next. Figure 35 Found New Hardware Wizard -> Compatibility 26. Press Continue Anyway. 60 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 61 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 36 Found New Hardware Wizard -> Finish 27. Press Finish. 28. Press the Control Panel button. Figure 37 Control Panel -> Printers and Faxes 29. Double-click on Printers and Faxes 806365-001/001 61 of 202...
  • Page 62 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 38 Printers and Faxes -> Olympus P-11 30. Right-click on OLYMPUS-P11 and Select Printing Preferences. Figure 39 Olypus P11 Printing Preferences -> Edged 31. Ensure that Print Area Edged is selected. 32. Press OK. 33. Turn on Deep Freeze...

  • Page 63: Ge Innova Connectivity Configuration Procedure

    Loading ITU Software for s5i connectivity In order to enable the ITU connectivity feature the ITU software must be updated using the ITU software distributed on the s5i service disk. Refer to GE service note sn4620 INNOVA 2100IG TSM3 UPGRADE PROCEDURE.pdf or CNF0091 – Intelligent Touch Screen Unit (ITU) configuration for installation instructions.
  • Page 64 16. From the Innova DL load an active patient file with a unique test name. 17. At the Inova ITU confirm that the IVUS tab is enabled. 18. On the s5i display, confirm that the active patient name on the s5i Patient screen matches the name loaded into the Innova DL.

  • Page 65: Chapter 6 Software Re-Installation

    In-Line Digital feature, longitudinal measurements. s5i Software Installation The s5i and s5i/GE systems ship will fully loaded and configured software. The software installation procedure does not need to be executed during a new system installation unless anomalous behavior is encountered.
  • Page 66 Set/Confirm System BIOS settings 1. Press the settings button on the s5i control station and shut down the system. 2. Re-boot the system by depressing the CPU power on button on the front of the CPU. 3. Hit the Delete (Del) key when the Supermicro boot screen appears.
  • Page 67 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 42 Main Tab 6. Ensure that the System Date and System Time are correct. 7. Press the Right Arrow key to open the Advanced tab. Figure 43 Advanced Tab 8. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight CPU Configuration.
  • Page 68 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 44 Advanced Tab CPU Configuration 9. Press the Enter key. 10. Ensure that Hyper-Threading Function is Enabled. Figure 45 Advanced Tab –> Hyper Threading -> Enabled 11. Press the Esc key. 12. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight IDE Configuration.
  • Page 69 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 46 Advanced Tab –> IDE Configuration 13. Press the Enter key. 14. Ensure that Combined Mode Option is S-ATA 1 Channel. Figure 47 Advanced Tab –> Combined Mode Operation –> S-ATA 1st Channel 15. Press the Esc key.
  • Page 70 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 48 Advanced Tab –> Floppy Configuration 17. Press the Enter key. 18. Ensure that Floppy A is Disabled. Figure 49 Advanced Tab –> Floppy A Disabled 19. Ensure that Onboard Floppy Controller is Disabled. 70 of 202...
  • Page 71 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 50 Advanced Tab –> Outboard Floppy Controller Disabled 20. Press the Esc key. 21. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Power Configuration. Figure 51 Advanced Tab –> Power Configuration 22. Press the Enter key.
  • Page 72 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 52 Advanced Tab –> Power Restore OFF 24. Press the Esc key. 25. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight MPS Configuration. Figure 53 Advanced Tab –> MPS Configuration 26. Press the Enter key.
  • Page 73 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 54 Advanced Tab –> Verify MPS Revision 28. Press the Esc key. 29. Press the Right Arrow key to open the Boot tab. Figure 55 Boot Tab 30. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Boot Device Priority.
  • Page 74 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 56 Boot Tab –> Boot Device Priority 31. Press the Enter key. Figure 57 Boot Tab –> Setting Second Boot Device 32. Ensure that the hard drive is the 2 Boot Device. 33. Use the “-“ and “+” to highlight the boot device.
  • Page 75 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 58 Boot Tab –> Setting First Boot Device 36. Press the Esc key. 37. Press the Right Arrow key to open the Security tab. Figure 59 Security Tab 38. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Change Supervisor Password.
  • Page 76 I MAGING YSTEM 40. Enter eson in lower case. Figure 60 Security Tab –> Change Supervisor Password 41. Press Enter Key. 42. Re-enter eson in lower case to confirm the new password. Figure 61 Security Tab –> Confirm New Password 43.
  • Page 77 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 62 Security Tab –> Password Changed 44. Press Enter key. 45. Press the Right Arrow key to open the Exit tab. Figure 63 Exit Tab 46. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Save Changes and Exit.
  • Page 78 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 64 Exit Tab –> Saving Settings 48. Press Enter to confirm OK to Save configuration changes and exit setup. 78 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 79 YSTEM Install/Configure Operating System 1. While the system is re-booting, open the DVD disk drive tray and insert the s5i System Disk, P/N 804255-003 CD 1 of 2. 2. Allow the system to install the Operating system with Bart PE, and it will shut itself off when complete.
  • Page 80 I MAGING YSTEM 5. Enter volcano (all lower case) for both the User name and Password. Figure 66 Enter Username and Password 6. Select Start and then right click on the My Computer icon in the Start Menu. Figure 67 Select My Computer...
  • Page 81 I MAGING YSTEM 7. Select Properties. Figure 68 Select Properties 8. In the Properties menu select the Advanced tab. Figure 69 Select Advanced Tab 806365-001/001 81 of 202...
  • Page 82 I MAGING YSTEM 9. Click on the Settings button in the Start up and Recovery section. Figure 70 Start Up and Recovery Section 10. Un-check the Time to display list of operating systems and Time to display recovery options when needed (in the System Startup Section).
  • Page 83 I MAGING YSTEM 11. Select OK, and then click OK again. 12. Select Start and then left click on the Control Panel icon. Figure 72 Select Control Panel 13. Double Click the Network Connections icon. Figure 73 Network Connection...
  • Page 84 I MAGING YSTEM 14. Right click on the Local Area Connection icon and select Properties. Figure 74 Local Area Connection Properties 84 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 85 I MAGING YSTEM 15. Uncheck File and Printer sharing for Microsoft Networks and then select the OK button. Figure 75 Disable File and Printer Sharing 16. Close the Network Connections menu. 806365-001/001 85 of 202...
  • Page 86 I MAGING YSTEM Install/Configure the s5i Application 1. Insert the Application disk, P/N 804255-002 CD 2 of 2. 2. Select Start and then double click on the My Computer icon in the Start Menu. Figure 76 Select My Computer Icon...
  • Page 87 I MAGING YSTEM 3. Double click on the DVD drive (V:). Figure 77 Double Click DVD Drive 4. Right click on the Setup.exe icon. Select Open. 806365-001/001 87 of 202...
  • Page 88 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 78 Open Meridian2 X.exe 5. The InstallShield Wizard will prepare the install by configuring Windows Installer. 6. At the Volcano s5i – InstallShield Wizard select the Next button. Figure 79 Starting Installation 88 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 89 I MAGING YSTEM 7. Enter the system serial number for the User name. Figure 80 Enter Username and Company 8. Select Next then follow the on screen instructions for a typical install. 806365-001/001 89 of 202...
  • Page 90 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 81 Select Typical Install 9. Continue selecting the Next button, until the Finish button appears. Figure 82 Finish Installation 90 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 91 I MAGING YSTEM 10. Select the Finish button. 11. A command prompt window will open and load the DICOM and DB configurations. Figure 83 Command Line Window 806365-001/001 91 of 202...
  • Page 92 I MAGING YSTEM 12. When loading the configuration has finished, Notepad will open to display the installation results log. Exit Notepad. Figure 84 Close Notepad 92 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 93 I MAGING YSTEM 13. The Command Prompt window will prompt you to Press any key to continue. Press any key. Figure 85 Command Line Window 806365-001/001 93 of 202...

  • Page 94: Install Version 2.2.1 Patch

    I MAGING YSTEM Install version 2.2.1 patch 14. The 2.2.1 patch must be installed just after loading version 2.2 application and before the system reboots. If the system reboots prior to installing version 2.2.1 patch, then DeepFreeze must be turned off in order to install the patch.
  • Page 95 I MAGING YSTEM 16. Double click on the DVD drive (V:). Figure 87 Double Click DVD Drive 806365-001/001 95 of 202...
  • Page 96 17. Right click on the s5. version 2.2.1 patch.exe icon. Select Open. Figure 88 Open s5. version 2.2.1 patch.exe 18. The setup program will ask you to confirm that you wish to install an s5i upgrade, click yes. Figure 89 Confirm s5i upgrade...
  • Page 97 I MAGING YSTEM 19. The s5i InstallShield wizard will ask you to click Next to complete the installation, click Next. Figure 90 Completing the Installation 20. The s5i InstallShield Wizard will inform you that the installation is successful and ask you to click Finish to exit the Wizard, Click Finish.
  • Page 98 Digital card and the revision number of the Digital card that was previously recorded on the Capture System Settings Appendix F saved to local (non s5i) hard drive. Figure 92 Enter Information 23.
  • Page 99 I MAGING YSTEM Restore Boot Order 1. Hit the Delete (Del) key when the Supermicro boot screen appears. Figure 93 Supermicro Boot Screen 806365-001/001 99 of 202...
  • Page 100 I MAGING YSTEM 2. If you are prompted for a password, enter eson. 3. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Boot Device Priority. Figure 94 Boot Device Priority 4. Press the Enter key. Figure 95 Set First Boot Device...
  • Page 101 I MAGING YSTEM 5. Ensure that the hard drive is the 1st Boot Device. 6. Use the “-“ and “+” to highlight the boot device. 7. Press enter to display the device selection options dialog. 8. Ensure that the 2 Boot Device is the DVD-RW.
  • Page 102 I MAGING YSTEM 9. Press the Esc key. 10. Press the Right Arrow key to open the Exit tab. Figure 97 Save Changes 11. Use the Up and Down Arrow keys to highlight Save Changes and Exit. 12. Press the Enter Key.
  • Page 103 If this is a software re-installation then reload the system settings from the previously saved Capture System Settings Appendix F.pdf form. This form was saved to a local (non s5i) service computer hard disk as part of the software re-installation procedure.

  • Page 104: System Settings

    I MAGING YSTEM System Settings The system is shipped with default settings selected and is ready to image. If you wish to change the default settings, press the Settings key on the control panel. The Settings dialog displays. System Defaults System defaults are shown in.

  • Page 105: Image Defaults

    I MAGING YSTEM Image Defaults System defaults are shown in Figure 100. Ring Down Mode Pullback prompt–prompt after recording Show Graticules If you wish to change these settings, do so and then click OK to save your selections. Click Cancel if want to close the dialog without saving your changes.

  • Page 106: Acquisition Rate

    I MAGING YSTEM Acquisition Rate System defaults are shown in Figure 101. Select the Acquisition Rate/Video Loop Length parameters you want to use. The choices for the Eagle Eye Gold or Avanar catheters are: • Maximum: Acquire 30 frames per second for a total of 90 seconds per video loop •...

  • Page 107: Archive Defaults

    I MAGING YSTEM Archive Defaults System defaults are shown in Figure 102. 1. Select the information desired including save frames and recorded loops: Measurements Annotations Graticules Figure 102 Settings – Archive Defaults 2. Click the DICOM Configuration Dialog button to display the DICOM settings dialog box and change the settings.

  • Page 108: Vh-Ivus

    I MAGING YSTEM VH-IVUS System defaults are shown in Figure 103. 1. Click VH ON By Default if you want VH to be on when you start the system. 2. Select the Analysis parameters. 3. Adjust the Default Opacity Levels for each parameter. This allows you to customize the type of tissue color to be displayed, for example, you may be most interested in necrotic (red) tissue.

  • Page 109: Chapter 7 System Performance Testing

    Eagle Eye Test Catheter Image Test 1. Locate the Catheter Simulator in the s5i service kit and attach it to the PIM. 2. Compare the image from the Eagle Eye catheter simulator with the printed Catheter simulator reference image, the two images should have the same appearance and overall brightness.
  • Page 110 I MAGING YSTEM 16. Select the Adjust Image button on the display. 17. Adjust the Diameter to 16. 18. Increase the Gain to its maximum value (68). Select the NearVu check box. 19. Verify the collection area is clear of any near field echoes associated with ring down.
  • Page 111 I MAGING YSTEM 13. Left click within the Sagittal view section, and move the cursor up or down until the measurement is 1.0, then left click again (This is now the section of interest) 14. On the right side of the Sagittal view, left click on the Green measure marker and drag it to the beginning of the measurement.
  • Page 112 I MAGING YSTEM 47. Use the up/down arrows labeled NAVIGATE BOOKMARKS Select the other two bookmarks using Case Explorer, and verify the image changes to the selected bookmarks. 48. Use Case Explorer to select, ‘F2Live’. 49. Select the Measure Area radio button on the display.
  • Page 113 I MAGING YSTEM Delete all cases displayed by highlighting the case, selecting the Delete Case button and then selecting Yes, to continue the deletion. Repeat this step until all cases are deleted and the system displays the Patient Information Screen.

  • Page 114: Preventative Maintenance Checklist

    I MAGING YSTEM Preventative Maintenance Checklist SYSTEM SERIAL # : DVD TYPE: PIM SERIAL NUMBER: 0500-0 PRINTER TYPE: MONITOR SERIAL NUMBER: MONITOR TYPE: DIGITAL PCA SERIAL NUMBER: SOFTWARE VERSION: DIGITAL PCA REVISION: DICOM INFO: ITEM INSPECT WORKSTATION FOR PHYSICAL DAMAGE...

  • Page 115: Chapter 8 Troubleshooting

    The Power button for the CPU is the large black button adjacent to the Volcano Logo on the front panel. o When the CPU is operating the power indicator should be lit, the hard drive access indicator may be blinking and all of the system fans should be running.
  • Page 116 I MAGING YSTEM PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS ACTION There is an AC power Verify monitors are connected. Only one of the interruption to the system One of the monitors was disconnected or monitors is There is a video signal not on during boot. Turn both monitors...
  • Page 117 I MAGING YSTEM PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS ACTION horizontally ellipsoid monitor resolution. shaped. Usually caused by pick-up Ascertain offending equipment and shut IVUS display is from extraneous equipment, down if possible. noisy. radiating EMI at the Install Ferrite Toroid on radiating cabling.
  • Page 118 I MAGING YSTEM PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS ACTION Improper media being used Insure only DVD-R media is attempting to Unable to archive to Cases not selected be used. DVD. Software error in finding DVD Insure selected cases are highlighted. drive. Check the CMOS and insure that the Defective DVD drive.
  • Page 119 I MAGING YSTEM PROBLEM DIAGNOSIS ACTION Cabling or extender not fully Insure that the USB cables and the The Trackball does connected extender are properly connected. not work properly. Damaged USB extender Check the Control panel for physical Damaged or defective damage, replace if necessary.

  • Page 120: Chapter 9 System Diagrams And Part Lists

    I MAGING YSTEM System Wiring Diagram 120 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 121: Cpu Wiring Diagram

    I MAGING YSTEM CPU Wiring Diagram 806365-001/001 121 of 202...
  • Page 122 I MAGING YSTEM 122 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 123: (S5I) Part List

    (s5i) Part List Agile PN Description s5iGE IMAGING SYSTEM 806300-003/003 s5iGE PC & SYSTEM Components Kit 806301-013/001 806301001 PC MODULE ASSY 806709001 s5i Control Room Monitor Option Kit 805902001 PATIENT I/F MODULE s5i 806358001 PIM mounting bracket, s5i 806329001 isolation transformer 806395001...
  • Page 124 CA EQUIPOTENTIAL GROUND HAMPDEN PLUG (GE Only) 806389001 USB Extender s5i Software Installation Kit (804255004) 804255002 s5i SOFTWARE APP GHOST INSTALLATION DVD 804255003 s5i SOFTWARE OS GHOST INSTALLATION DVD CPU fan Kit (806809001) 806352001 PC FAN NEON LED 120X120X25MM 12VDC...

  • Page 125: Chapter 10 Removal And Replacement Procedures

    I MAGING YSTEM Safety Precautions Always wear an ESD wrist strap when working with static-sensitive devices and PCAs. Unplug the system prior to disassembly Required Service Tools Standard FSE Tool Kit Avanar Imaging Catheter ESD Kit DVD -RW/R Diskette(s)

  • Page 126: Preparation For Parts Removal / Installation

    Complete the found in Appendix F and save to Capture System Settings Form a local (non s5i) hard drive for post repair system settings restoration. Turn the system off. s5i PC Module Access Cover Removal Unplug the AC power cord to the isolation transformer .Disconnect all cables to/from the s5i workstation:...

  • Page 127: Hard Drive Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Hard Drive Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Use key to unlock front panel and open. Push button to release drive latch. Pull out hard drive.

  • Page 128: Video Board Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Video Board Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Remove the 1 screw that secures board to PC chassis. Gently pull Video Board up and out.

  • Page 129: Analog / Digital Board Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Analog / Digital Board Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Unscrew the 2 screws holding PIM connector onto back panel and remove PIM connector from the back panel.

  • Page 130: Vh Board Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM VH Board Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Unscrew the 2 screws holding PIM connector onto back panel and remove connector. Disconnect PIM cable from VH Board.

  • Page 131: Atx Power Supply Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Installation Align VH Board with receiving end and gently push down in place. Replace the screw securing the VH card to the workstation. Reconnect PIM cable to VH Board. Replace the 2 screws that hold PIM connector onto back panel (see figure above for correct orientation).

  • Page 132: Intake Fan Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Intake Fan Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Using both hands, pull up on front panel until it loosens. Move tab (see Figure 111 below) and remove front panel.

  • Page 133: Atx Fan Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM ATX Fan Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Unscrew the 2 screws that connect the fan to the PC. Disconnect plug. Separate fan from bracket by unscrewing the 2 screws with a #0 Philips screwdriver...

  • Page 134: Pc Fan Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM PC Fan Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Open Tabs and remove fan and bracket. Remove the 3 screws that hold the fan to the bracket.

  • Page 135: Dvd-R Drive Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM DVD-R Drive Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Remove the 4 screws holding the drive in. Disconnect the 2 cables attached to the drive.

  • Page 136: Internal Pim Cable Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Internal PIM Cable Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Disconnect PIM cable from VH board. Remove the 2 screws connecting PIM cable to back panel. Remove old PIM cable from PC.

  • Page 137: Fuses Removal / Installation

    I MAGING YSTEM Fuses Removal / Installation Removal Perform steps outlined in section Preparation for Parts Removal / Installation on page 126. Insert a small, flat object (flat head screwdriver, key, etc.) into the slot (see below) and pop out fuse.

  • Page 138: Appendix A Field Service Mode

    YSTEM Field Service User Guide – Release s5i 2.2 When the s5i system is acquiring images or reviewing a case, you can bring up the Field Service dialog with Ctrl-Alt-S. There are six pages available: Hardware, Filter, Catheter, Software, Card Status, and Utility. You can tab through different pages in the field service dialog.
  • Page 139 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 118 shows the screen display when one test pattern is running. Figure 118 Running Test Pattern There are two kinds of test patterns. General test patterns: 1. Select a test pattern macro from the pull-down menu.
  • Page 140 I MAGING YSTEM List of Test Patterns: testpattern_caltone.mcr By verifying only the following rings show up on screen, it checks that cal tone function can be enabled correctly. [Left image] Osm/Osc should be turned off by default. [Right image] If Osm/Osc is selected, there will be a low level shade of gray in the background.
  • Page 141 I MAGING YSTEM testpattern_deadpixels_black.mcr testpattern_deadpixels_white.mcr These two test patterns are used for visual detection of any dead pixel on monitor. Figure 121 dead pixels test patterns testpattern_FOCUS.mcr This stationary test pattern uses Eagle Eye setting, and Diameter=20mm. This verifies that all operations from FOCUS FPGA and downstream of FOCUS FPGA are working for 20 MHz operation (Eagle Eye, Avanar and PV-018 catheters).
  • Page 142 I MAGING YSTEM testpattern_palette.mcr This stationary test pattern verifies that the 256 colors used in IVUS images are displayed correctly on system. (0~9: reserved overlay colors, 10: mask, 11~239: grayscale, 240~255: ChromaFlo) Figure 123 palette.mcr test pattern testpattern_PV82F_sim.mcr The two images alternate at 12fps and should show a visible flicker.
  • Page 143 I MAGING YSTEM testpattern_SCAN.mcr The test pattern toggles at a rate of 30fps which results in the animal’s eyes blinking at a rate of 15 times per second. This test pattern can be used to detect gross frame rate degradation (frame drops) within the video subsystem.
  • Page 144 I MAGING YSTEM testpattern_tiger.mcr This stationary test pattern allows visual discrimination of brightness and contrast. Figure 127 tiger.mcr test pattern vessel_FOCUS.mcr This stationary image is acquired off human subject in a patient study. Stent and plaque are visible in image. Data are loaded into RAWDAT buffer to test FOCUS FPGA.
  • Page 145 I MAGING YSTEM vessel_SCAN.mcr Same as above, but with ring down subtracted, and loaded to a different stage of processing (SCINBUF). Figure 129 vessel_SCAN.mcr 806365-001/001 145 of 202...

  • Page 146: Filter Page

    I MAGING YSTEM Filter Page This page shows the filter information. BP filters for normal operation will be in slots 0 (for 20 MHz) and 1 (for 10 MHz). LP filters for normal operation will be located in slots 8 (for In-Phase) and 9 (for Quadrature).

  • Page 147: Catheter Page

    I MAGING YSTEM Catheter Page This page shows the catheter information. To reconfigure the catheter, select the type of catheter, press the Run button. The Run button will be grayed out until the reconfiguration process is done. The status edit box shows whether the reconfiguration is successful or not.

  • Page 148: Software Page

    DLLs, and executable files. The ExecutionMgr.exe is the main application executable for s5i. In this example of Revision, 1,1,0,285, the first two parts are the release number. So this would be release 1.1. The last number is the build number (285 In this case).
  • Page 149 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 133 Software Bottom of the Page 806365-001/001 149 of 202...

  • Page 150: Card Status Page

    I MAGING YSTEM Card Status Page The card status page displays the internal Voltage and temperature information. The Voltage information includes PIM Supply Voltage 5V, PSW Supply Voltage 5V, Voltage Cap+, Voltage Cap-, Supply voltage 2.5V, MC Supply Voltage 1.8V, and MC Supply Voltage 2.5V.

  • Page 151: Utility Page

    I MAGING YSTEM Utility Page Figure 135 Utility Page Advanced User Not Signed in The utilities page allows you to run utility tools to diagnose problems and record the problems. The utility tool includes three sections: Advanced user sign in, tools, and advanced tools.
  • Page 152 I MAGING YSTEM The Sign in user name is: fieldservice; password is: eson After entering the user name and password do not hit the Enter button, you must instead click on the Sign in button. Hitting the Enter key aborts the Sign in process.

  • Page 153: Field Service Login At Startup

    As the system boots up, watch for the Volcano logo and start tapping the F8 key on the keyboard or the Settings button on the console. Do not start before the Volcano Logo appears.

  • Page 154: Tools Section

    I MAGING YSTEM deactivated by clicking Cancel. When using the advanced tools a single click is required to launch tools from the advanced menu. A double click may cause the application to lose focus. If this occurs, use the Alt Tab controls to regain the appropriate focus.
  • Page 155 I MAGING YSTEM Dr. Watson: Dr. Watson detects information about system and program failures and records the information in a log file in the event of a program error. Figure 138 Field Service -> Dr. Watson Windows Explorer: A powerful file management tool.
  • Page 156 I MAGING YSTEM Control Panel: Provides access to the Windows Control Panel. Figure 140 Field Service -> Control Panel Computer Management: Provides access to Windows Computer Management. Figure 141 Field Service -> Computer Management 156 of 202 806365-001/001...
  • Page 157 I MAGING YSTEM Notepad: Allows access to Notepad to create, edit and save *.txt files. Figure 142 Field Service -> NotePad 806365-001/001 157 of 202...

  • Page 158: Field Service Administrative Tools

    I MAGING YSTEM Field Service Administrative Tools Using Tools.exe This application gives field service the option to shut down the system gracefully, turn DeepFreeze on and off, and to execute system commands in DOS mode (at the Command Prompt).
  • Page 159 This button will show the current status of Deep Freeze. This button will open the Dos Command window. Turn Off This button will shut down the computer. If the s5i application is running, click end now to terminate the application. Restart.
  • Page 160 I MAGING YSTEM Task Manager This button will open the Windows Task Manager. Task Bar This button will open the Windows Task Bar. DVD-ROM Setup: This control is used to configuring an external USB 2.0 DVD writer. PIM Setup: This control is an alternative method to set the PIM cable length.

  • Page 161: Event File - Copy Procedure

    5. In the Event Viewer window select the Action button and highlight Save Log File As… 6. Save the log file in the My Documents folder as “s5i event log serial number 068XXXXX001.evt where XXXXX corresponds to the system’s unique serial number.
  • Page 162 I MAGING YSTEM Figure 146 NeroStartSmart.exe 10. Double click on the NeroStartSmart.exe file. 11. Select Make Data CD or Make Data DVD depending on available media. Figure 147 Nero Application 12. In the Select Files and Folders window single click on Add and add the event log to the disc contents by double clicking on the event log previously saved in the My Documents folder.
  • Page 163 14. In the Nero Express Window select Next. 15. In the Nero Express window select Burn. 16. Wait for disk write to complete. 17. Eject the CD or DVD and send it to Volcano Field Service at: Volcano Corporation 2870 Kilgore Road...

  • Page 164: Loading Itu Software For S5I Connectivity

    The s5i integration page contains the information needed to configure the s5i to communicate with a properly configured Innova Angiography system. The Innova IP Address, Innova IP Port and ITU Interface IP Port should be entered into the s5i to configure the Innova IVUS interconnectivity feature set.

  • Page 165: Appendix B General Technical Specifications

    I MAGING YSTEM Catheter Specifications Imaging Catheters Transducer type: Piezoelectric Frequency: 10 MHz for Visions PV 8.2F 20 MHz for Avanar, Eagle Eye Gold, Visions PV .018 360° view, multi-element solid state array transducer Lumen characteristics: coaxial, guide wire lumen...

  • Page 166: Cpu Hardware

    I MAGING YSTEM CPU Hardware The s5i CPU is housed in a Supermicro CS733i Chassis with a Supermicro X6DAL-XG motherboard installed. • Supermicro CS733i chassis o Mechanical Medium Tower Workstation Weight with all accessories less than 18,2 kg (40 lbs.) Material: Steel, Aluminum, and Plastic Front Facing Panel Finish: Black Powder coat on Metallic surfaces and Black Plastic.

  • Page 167: Isolation Transformer Hardware

    Control Station Hardware The Control Station is housed in a custom plastic enclosure and utilizes the same membrane control panel as the Volcano s5i tower (roll around cart) system. There are no field serviceable components within the Control Station. Control Station •...

  • Page 168: Joystick Hardware

    I MAGING YSTEM o The control station meets the fluid ingress requirements of IEC529 IPX0 when configured for NORMAL USE and when covered by a sterile drape. • EMI/RFI o Complies with IEC 60601-1-2 requirements • .Cooling o .Convection •...

  • Page 169: 4-Way Vga Video Switch Hardware

    I MAGING YSTEM o Weight: With stand: 9 kg (19.8 lbs.) Without stand: 6.3 kg (13.8 lbs.) o Material: Plastic o Mounting: Manufacturer supplied stand Optional wall mounted swing arm kit • EMI/RFI o Class B part 15 FCC compliant •...

  • Page 170: Pim Hardware

    IEC 60601-1-2 class A compliant • .Cooling o .Convection • Power o Custom DC-DC power supply from s5i o IEC 60601-1 type CF defibrillator proof applied part • Input/Output o PIM to s5i interface o Volcano synthetic aperture catheter interface.

  • Page 171: Video

    Image Mode Image Area (in pixels) Max IVUS 750 x 750 Video Inputs and Outputs Composite video out 2 BNC video output connections (s5i only) VGA Output connector SVGA output Standard computer monitor VGA output Video Out (s5i) • VGA/DVI...

  • Page 172: Dimensions And Weights-S5I

    Depth, cm Weight, kg 39.6 16.2 Controller Monitor 43.2 Patient Interface 17.75 Module Power – s5i (TUV Certified) Systems Input: 100V~ 120 V~ 220-240V~ 50/60Hz, 600VA Computer Workstation Input: 100-240V~ 50/60Hz, 250VA Fusing Use Agency approved fuses only, 250V. The transformer has an internal thermal resettable fuse.

  • Page 173: Recording Devices

    I MAGING YSTEM Recording devices Hardcopy Digital Photo printer DVD writer in CPU Remote USB DVD Burner 806365-001/001 173 of 202...

  • Page 174: Classifications

    I MAGING YSTEM Classifications Per IEC 60601-1-2:2001, the Volcano s5 has these classifications: Type of Protection against Electric Shock Class I Degree of Protection against Electric Type CF, defibrillation proof Shock Degree of Protection against the Harmful Ordinary Ingress of Water...

  • Page 175: Environmental Conditions

    DICOM Image Storage Saving patient cases to DVD: The archived images are stored in DICOM format with Volcano s5 system acting as a File Set Creator (FSC), following the guidelines in the 2004 DICOM 3.0 specification. The DICOM images will be stored using the Ultrasound Application Profile STD-US- SC-MF-DVD, using the UIDs in the following table.

  • Page 176: Accessories And Replacement Parts

    Accessories and Replacement Parts Olympus P-11 printer paper and 804206-002 ink cartridge kit AC Power Cable, 120V 804409-001 AC Power Cable, 240V 01089 Volcano s5 Operator’s Manual 804209-001 Catheters Visions PV 8.2F (over-the-wire) K8888900 Visions PV .018 K8886700 Avanar F/X K8885700 Eagle Eye™...

  • Page 177: Standards And Regulations

    I MAGING YSTEM Standards and Regulations The s5 Family of Intravascular Ultrasound Imaging Systems complies with the requirements of these standards and requirements: Medical electrical equipment – General requirements for safety EN 60601-1:1990 + A1:1993 + A2:1995 IEC 60601-1:1988 + A1:1991 + A2:1995 Medical electrical equipment –...
  • Page 178 3 V/m 3 V/m equipment should be used no closer to any part of IEC 61000-4-3:2002 Frequency Range Frequency Range the s5i, including cables than the recommended Including A1:2002 80MHz - 1GHz, 80MHz - 1GHz, separation distance 1GHz - 2.5GHz 1GHz - 2.5GHz...
  • Page 179 3 A/m If image distortion occurs, it may be Including A1:2001 necessary to position the 50Hz, 60Hz 50Hz, 60Hz s5i further from sources IEC 61000-4-8:1993 of power frequency magnetic fields or to Including A1:2000 install magnetic shielding. The power (Power Frequency...
  • Page 180 AC power quality should be that of a typical Including A1:2001 100% dip 100% dip hospital environment. If 10 msec 10 msec the user of the S5I IEC 61000-4-11:1994 5000 msec 5000 msec requires continued operation during AC Including A1:2002 60% dip...
  • Page 181 I MAGING YSTEM COMPLIES WITH THE COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 93/42/EEC 806365-001/001 181 of 202...

  • Page 182: Symbols

    I MAGING YSTEM Symbols Complies with the Council Directive 93/42/EEC Power Off Power On Attention, Consult Accompanying Documents Power On/Off Patient Interface Module (PIM) Connector Output Signal Equipotentiality This device is protected against the voltages of defibrillation Input for the catheter connector...

  • Page 183: Appendix C- Dicom

    The intravascular ultrasound images from your Volcano s5 can be sent to a network within a hospital or clinic, or to a network of health care providers. Sending images to a remote computer using a standardized format may be able to provide physicians with quicker access to medical information for more rapid diagnoses and treatment decisions.
  • Page 184 Volcano s5 system. IP Address: Enter the network Internet Protocol (IP) address for the system. Subnet Mask: The Volcano s5 systems use the Subnet mask to determine if communication with the remote host needs to be routed through a gateway. If so, enter the the Subnet mask for the system’s sub network.
  • Page 185 Storage Servers Select Server: Select a DICOM Store Server. Multiple Servers may be configured on the Volcano s5 system. This drop down contains the list of configured servers. The currently selected server will be used for subsequent configuration changes and will also be the server that receives DICOM images from the s5 system during an Archive to Network operation.
  • Page 186 Storage Servers–Network Settings Host Name: This field contains the remote computer’s host name that the Volcano s5 system will be sending DICOM images. If you are adding a new server, enter the host name of the server here. IP Address: This field contains the Internet Protocol (IP) address that the Volcano s5 system will be sending DICOM images.

  • Page 187: Worklist Servers Configuration

    JPEG Medium Quality o JPEG High Compression Check Button: This button is used to test the connection between the Volcano s5 DICOM SCU and the remote DICOM Storage SCP. The connection is tested using the DICOM C-ECHO service (Verification class).

  • Page 188: Worklist Server - Network Settings

    I MAGING YSTEM Worklist Server - Network Settings The following network parameters are configurable for the each defined Remote DICOM Storage SCP Server Hostname: Computer Hostname of the remote device. If you are adding a new server, enter the host name of the server here.

  • Page 189: Worklist Server - Dicom Scp Settings

    S5 DICOM Conformance Statement The s5 DICOM Conformance Statement can be found in Appendix J. The s5 and s5i systems share the same DICOM conformance statement. To download the latest s5 DICOM Conformance Statement Please follow the below URL: http://www.volcanocorp.com/files/pdf/s5_DCS.pdf...

  • Page 190: Appendix D Glossary

    “stacking” hundreds of cross-sectional intravascular ultra- sound images. GE ITU-(Innova Touch Screen)-The GE ITU is a touch screen device that can connect to and control the Volcano s5i system. The following s5i functions are mapped to the GE ITU: Home/(live),...
  • Page 191 YSTEM Sensitivity: During ChromaFlo imaging, blood/ luminal flow rates can vary from 4 cm/sec up to 110 cm/sec. The Volcano s5 is equipped to display in color 5 viewable flow ranges. This capability is accessed via the Sensitivity control available on the Adjust Image menu. There are 5 selections: Sensitivity 1 for high flow rate vessels and Sensitivity 5 for low flow rate vessels.

  • Page 192: Appendix E- Field Service Bulletins

    I MAGING YSTEM – – 192 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 193: Appendix F Capture System Settings

    I MAGING YSTEM Click his link to open a PDF form that should be used to capture the system settings prior to performing a software installation. 806365-001/001 193 of 202...

  • Page 194: Appendix G Mother Board User's Guide

    I MAGING YSTEM ’ ’ Motherboard Audible and Visual Alarms BIOS Error Beep/Post Codes During the POST (Power-On Self-Test) routines, which are performed each time the system is powered on, errors may occur. Non-fatal errors are those which, in most cases, allow the system to continue the boot- up process.

  • Page 195: Onboard Indicators

    I MAGING YSTEM Onboard Indicators G-bit LAN Right LED Indicator LED Color Definition No Connection GREEN 100 MHz ORANGE 1 GHz SATA LED Pin Definitions (JSLED) Pin # Definition No Connection Intel 6300ESB SATA Activity LED Intel 6300ESB SATA Activity LED...
  • Page 196 I MAGING YSTEM SuperMicro X6DAL-XG Mother Board Click this link to open the complete manufacturer’s motherboard users guide. 196 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 197: Appendix H Monitor User's Guide

    I MAGING YSTEM ’ ’ Click this link to open the monitor manufacturer user’s guide. 806365-001/001 197 of 202...

  • Page 198: Appendix I Printer User's Guide

    I MAGING YSTEM ’ ’ Click this link to open the printer manufacturer user’s guide. 198 of 202 806365-001/001...

  • Page 199: Appendix J S5 Dicom Conformance Statement

    I MAGING YSTEM The s5 and s5i systems share the same DICOM conformance statement. To download the latest s5 DICOM Conformance Statement Please follow the below URL: http://www.volcanocorp.com/files/pdf/s5_DCS.pdf Click this link to open a PDF copy of the latest s5 DICOM conformance statement as of the release of this service manual.

  • Page 200: Index

    I MAGING YSTEM image store, 175 server, 175 specifications, 175 dimensions, 38 accessories, 176 display key, 20 acoustic reference, defined, 190 advanced settings, 67 advanced tab, 67 annotation, 21 ECG cable, 39 electrical safety, 174 EMC Statement, 174 entering patient information, 51...
  • Page 201 I MAGING YSTEM DVD drive, 173 thermal printer, 173 requirements joystick power, 37 interface, 22 room, 35 mounting Options, 22 responsibility of purchaser, 35 overview, 22 restore AC power configuration, 71 ring down, 20 room requirements, 35 keyboard, 21...
  • Page 202 I MAGING YSTEM weights, 38 Windows Explorer. See Explorer wiring diagram, 43, 44 warranty, 9 202 of 202 806365-001/001...

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