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GE Versana Balance Basic Service Manual

GE Versana Balance Basic Service Manual (431 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 15.24 MB

Table of Contents

Certified Electrical Contractor Statement - for USA Only
18
Damage in Transportation
18
Omission and Errors
19
Service Safety Considerations
19
Copyrights
20
Legal Notes
20
Proprietary to GE
20
Trademarks
20
Table of Contents
21
Chapter 1 - Introduction

29
- Overview
  30
- Contents in this Chapter
  30
- Manual Overview
  31
- Contents in this Manual
  31
- Overview
  31
- Typical Users of the Proprietary Service Manual
  32
- Purpose of Operator Manual(S)
  32
- Versana Balance Models Covered by this Manual
  33
- Smart Manual Function
  34
- Important Conventions
  35
- Conventions Used in Book
  35
- Standard Hazard Icons
  37
- Product Icons
  39
- Labels Locations
  40
- Rating Plate Location
  40
- Safety Considerations
  42
- Contents in this Section
  42
- Introduction
  42
- Human Safety
  42
- Mechanical Safety
  45
- Electrical Safety
  48
- Dangerous Procedure Warnings
  50
- Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Requirements
  51
- Returning Probes and Repair Parts
  52
- EMC, EMI and ESD
  53
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
  53
- CE Compliance
  53
- Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
  54
- Customer Assistance
  55
- Contact Information
  55
- Phone Numbers for Customer Assistance
  56
- System Manufacturer
  56
- Authorized Representative
  57
- Factory Sites
  57
Chapter 2 - Site Preparations

59
Chapter 3 - System Setup

81
- Overview
  82
- Contents in this Chapter
  82
- Setup Reminders
  83
- Average Setup Time
  83
- Setup Warnings
  83
- Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
  86
- Purpose of this Section
  86
- Contents in this Section
  86
- Warnings for Receiving and Unpacking
  86
- The Tilt Indicator
  87
- Receiving the Versana Balance
  88
- Unpacking the Versana Balance
  94
- Packing the Equipment
  96
- Packing Materials - Recycling Information
  97
- Preparing for Setup
  98
- Verify Customer Order
  98
- Physical Inspection
  98
- EMI Protection
  98
- Completing the Setup
  99
- Purpose of this Section
  99
- Contents in this Section
  99
- System Specifications
  100
- Electrical Specifications
  101
- Peripherals/Accessories Connector Panel
  102
- Connections on the I/O Rear Panel
  104
- Connecting Probes
  104
- Powering the System
  104
- System Configuration
  105
- Purpose of this Section
  105
- Versana Balance Configuration
  105
- Peripherals Installation
  108
- Overview
  108
- Furnished Materials
  109
- Peripherals Installation Instructions
  111
- Connectivity Setup
  148
- EZ Configuration Wizard
  148
- TCP/IP Screen
  164
- Network Setup
  165
- Setup Connection to a DICOM Server
  166
- How to Get the Versana Balance to Recognize Another Device on the Network
  168
- How to Setup and Use a DICOM Image Storage Service
  169
- Dataflow
  170
- Button
  171
- Removable Media
  173
- Miscellaneous
  174
- Bluetooth
  178
- Tricefy
  179
- Option Setup
  182
- Software Option Installation Procedure
  182
- Paperwork after Setup
  185
- Contents in this Section
  185
- User's Manual(S)
  185
- Product Locator Installation Card
  186
Chapter 4 - General Procedures and Functional Checks

187
- Overview
  188
- Purpose of this Chapter
  188
- Contents in this Chapter
  188
- Special Equipment Required
  188
- General Procedures
  189
- Overview
  190
- Power On/Boot up
  191
- Power off
  194
- Check System Date and Time
  196
- Logging on to Versana Balance as "ADM
  198
- Change Password
  200
- Forgot Password
  202
- Service Key (SSA)
  205
- Exit to Windows Desktop from the Versana Balance
  206
- Application Software
  206
- Removable Media
  206
- Backup and Restore Database, Preset Configurations and Images
  206
- Data Management
  215
- Backup
  215
- Restore the Factory Defaults
  215
- Installation and Setup Procedure for Peripherals
  215
- Where Are the User Manuals and the Service Manual
  216
- How to Display or Print the PDF Files from the Manual CD
  216
- Cleaning the Trackball
  217
- Cleaning the Air Filters
  219
- Monitor
  222
- Operator Control Panel
  222
- Disk Encryption/Decryption
  223
- Overview
  223
- Disk Encryption
  224
- Pause Encryption
  229
- Resume Encryption
  230
- Change Encryption Password
  232
- Change Recovery Key
  234
- Unlock with User Entered Key & Recovery Key
  235
- Disk Decryption
  236
- Functional Checks
  237
- Overview
  237
- Contents in this Section
  237
- Preparation
  237
- Basic Controls
  238
- Primary Menu Key Tour
  238
- Performance Tests
  240
- B Mode Checks
  242
- M Mode Checks
  243
- Color Mode Checks
  244
- PW Doppler Mode Checks
  247
- Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI) Checks
  249
- Basic Measurements
  251
- Probe/Connectors Check
  252
- ECG Check
  254
- Cineloop Check
  255
- Back End Processor Checks
  256
- Operator Panel Test
  256
- Peripheral Checks
  256
- Turn off Power to Versana Balance
  256
- Mechanical Functions Checks
  257
- Power Supply Test & Adjustments
  258
- Power Supply Test Procedure
  258
- Power Supply Adjustment
  258
- Application Turnover Check List
  259
- Software Configuration Checks
  259
- Site Log
  260
- My Trainer
  261
- Overview
  261
Chapter 5 - Components and Functions (Theory)

265
- Block Diagram and Theory
  267
- General Information
  267
- Block Diagram
  268
- Common Service Desktop
  269
- Introduction
  269
Chapter 6 - Service Adjustments

271
- Contents in this Chapter
  272
- Preset Region
  273
- Region Presetting Procedure
  274
- Monitor Adjustments
  275
- Purpose of this Section
  275
- Brightness and Contrast
  276
Chapter 7 - Diagnostics/Troubleshooting

279
- Contents in this Chapter
  280
- Gathering Trouble Data
  281
- Overview
  281
- Collect Vital System Information
  281
- Collect a Trouble Image with Logs
  282
- Screen Capture
  283
- Capturing a Screen
  283
- Capturing a Screen with Service Key
  285
- System Warning/Error and Logs
  287
- Temperature Warning
  287
- Temperature Exceeds Threshold
  287
- System Voltage Failure
  288
- Hardware Configuration Error
  288
- System Error
  289
- Common Service Desktop
  290
- Purpose of this Section
  290
- Disruptive Mode
  291
- Color Statuses
  292
- Licenses
  292
- Home
  294
- For more Information, See
  302
- FRU Status
  302
- Graphs
  303
- System Status
  304
- Home
  304
- Network Configuration
  309
- Remote Access
  315
- Service Diagnostics
  319
- Troubleshooting
  329
- Console Troubleshooting
  329
Chapter 8 - Replacement Procedures

331
- Warnings and Important Information
  333
- Warnings
  333
- Returning/Shipping Probes and Repair Parts
  334
- Disassembly/Re-Assembly
  335
- Warning and Caution
  335
- Tools Needed for Servicing Versana Balance
  336
- Overview of Versana Balance
  337
- Loading the Software
  339
- Purpose of this Section
  339
- Customer Provided Prerequisite
  339
- Data Management - Moving All Images
  339
- Backing up the Patient Archive and System Configurations
  340
- Restoring up the Patient Archive and System Configurations
  340
- Recording Important Settings and Parameters
  341
- Data Backup
  341
- Loading the System Software
  348
Chapter 9 - Renewal Parts

377
- Contents in this Chapter
  378
- List of Abbreviations
  379
- Renewal Parts Lists
  380
- Operator Console Assy
  380
- Probe
  382
- Peripheral
  383
- Power Cord
  385
- Manuals
  387
Chapter 10 - Care and Maintenance

391
- Contents in this Chapter
  392
- Warnings
  393
- Why Do Maintenance
  394
- Preventive Maintenance Inspections
  394
- Quality Assurance
  394
- Maintenance Task Schedule
  395
- How Often Should Maintenance Tasks be Performed
  395
- Tools Required
  397
- Standard GE Tool Kit
  397
- Tool Kit
  399
- Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment Used for Maintenance
  400
- System Maintenance
  401
- Preliminary Checks
  401
- Functional Checks
  402
- Physical Inspection
  405
- Optional Diagnostic Checks
  406
- Probe Maintenance
  407
- Electrical Safety Tests
  410
- Safety Test Overview
  410
- Leakage Current Limits
  412
- Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement
  414
- Grounding Continuity
  415
- Chassis Leakage Current Test
  416
- Probe Leakage Current Test
  418
- When There's too Much Leakage Current
  421
- AC/DC Fails
  421
- Probe Fails
  422
- Peripheral Fails
  422
- Still Fails
  422
- New Unit
  422
- Inspection Paperwork
  423
- Ultrasound Inspection Forms
  423
- Electrical Safety Tests Log
  425

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