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GE 5329635 Service Manual

GE 5329635 Service Manual (478 pages)

Brand: GE | Category: Medical Equipment | Size: 11.95 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

13
Renewal Parts

20
- CHAPTER 1 Introduction
  
  23
- CHAPTER 9 Renewal Parts
  
  23
  - Overview
    23
  - Purpose of Chapter 1
    23
  - Purpose of Service Manual
    23
  - Typical Users of the Basic Service Manual
    24
  - LOGIQ™ P6/P6 Pro Models Covered by this Manual
    24
  - Purpose of Operator Manual(S)
    24
  - Important Conventions
    25
  - Conventions Used in Book
    25
  - Standard Hazard Icons
    26
  - Product Icons
    27
  - WEEE Label
    29
  - Safety Considerations
    34
  - Introduction
    34
  - Human Safety
    34
  - Mechanical Safety
    34
  - Electrical Safety
    35
  - Label Locations
    36
  - Dangerous Procedure Warnings
    38
  - Lockout/Tagout Requirements (for USA Only)
    38
  - EMC, EMI, and ESD
    39
  - Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
    39
  - CE Compliance
    39
  - Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Prevention
    39
  - Customer Assistance
    40
  - Contact Information
    40
  - System Manufacturer
    41
- CHAPTER 2 Pre-Installation
  
  43
  - Overview
    43
  - Purpose of Chapter 2
    43
  - General Console Requirements
    44
  - Console Environmental Requirements
    44
  - Electrical Requirements
    45
  - EMI Limitations
    47
  - Scan Probe Environmental Requirements
    48
  - Facility Needs
    49
  - Purchaser Responsibilities
    49
  - Required Features
    50
  - Desirable Features
    51
  - Recommended and Alternate Ultrasound Room Layout
    52
  - Networking Pre-Installation Requirements
    53
  - Irection Evision Logiq™ P6/P6 Pro Ervice Anual
    53
- CHAPTER 3 Installation
  
  55
  - Overview
    55
  - Purpose of Chapter 3
    55
  - Installation Reminders
    55
  - Average Installation Time
    56
  - Installation Warnings
    56
  - Safety Reminders
    57
  - Receiving and Unpacking the Equipment
    58
  - Moving into Position
    63
  - Adjusting System Clock
    63
  - Product Locator Installation Card
    63
  - Preparing for Installation
    64
  - Verify Customer Order
    64
  - Physical Inspection
    64
  - EMI Protection
    64
  - Completing the Installation
    65
  - Power On/Boot up
    65
  - Power Off/ Shutdown
    67
  - Transducer Connection
    68
  - System Configuration
    69
  - System Specifications
    69
  - Electrical Specifications
    71
  - On-Board Optional Peripherals
    71
  - External I/O Connector Panel
    72
  - Video Specification
    74
  - Setting VCR (Mitsubishi MD3000) USB Interface
    75
  - Available Probes
    76
  - Software/Option Configuration
    76
  - Connectivity Installation Worksheet
    77
  - Insite IP Address Configuration
    78
  - Loading Base System Software
    78
  - Warnings
    78
  - Paperwork
    79
  - Product Locator Installation
    79
  - User Manual(S)
    79
- CHAPTER 4 Functional Checks
  
  81
- CHAPTER 5 Components and Functions (Theory)
  
  131
  - Overview
    131
  - Block Diagrams and Theory
    132
  - LOGIQ™ P6/P6 Pro Block Diagram
    133
  - Power Diagrams
    139
  - Overview
    139
  - TRANSBOX(AC Power, AP950)
    139
  - APS II (LV Power & HV Power)
    140
  - AC Power Outlet for Peripheral
    141
  - Front End
    141
  - Sysconml
    142
  - Top Console
    143
  - Keyboard
    143
  - LOGIQ™ P6/P6 Pro Monitor
    145
  - P6 ARP II (Rear Panel)
    147
  - Input/Output Signals for Peripheral
    148
  - Cable Connection
    149
  - Overview
    149
  - Internal Cable
    149
  - Peripherals Connection
    150
  - Filters
    151
  - Fans
    152
  - Service Platform
    153
  - Introduction
    153
  - Global Service User Interface (GSUI)
    154
  - Iglobal Service User Interface (GSUI)
    155
  - Service Home Page
    156
  - Error Logs Tab
    157
  - Diagnostics
    159
  - Image Quality
    160
  - Calibration
    160
  - Configuration
    161
  - Utilities
    162
  - Replacement
    163
  - Remote Software/Option Installation and Updates
    164
  - RFS (Service for Request)
    165
  - General
    165
  - System Checkout Procedure
    165
  - Sending RFS Procedure
    168
  - Direction 5245279, Revision 3 Logiq™ P6/P6 Pro Service Manual
    170
- CHAPTER 6 Service Adjustment
  
  175
  - Overview
    175
  - Purpose of this Chapter 6
    175
  - Regulatory
    175
  - Monitor Adjustments
    176
  - Brightness and Contrast
    176
  - Monitor Arm Locking
    177
  - Trackball Cleaning
    178
- CHAPTER 7 Diagnostics / Trouble Shooting
  
  179
  - Overview
    179
  - Purpose of Chapter 7
    179
  - Collect Vital System Information
    180
  - Gathering Trouble Data
    180
  - Overview
    180
  - Collect a Trouble Image with Logs
    181
  - Check and Record the P2 Key Function
    182
  - Screen Captures
    182
  - Setting the P2 Key to Screen Capture
    183
  - Capturing a Screen
    184
  - Reset the P2 Key to Customer's Functionality
    185
  - Diagnostics
    186
  - Check and Record the P2 Key Function
    187
  - Screen Captures
    187
  - Setting the P2 Key to Screen Capture
    188
  - Capturing a Screen
    189
  - Reset the P2 Key to Customer's Functionality
    190
  - Diagnostics
    191
  - Common Diagnostics
    192
  - Utilities
    192
  - PC Diagnostics (Non-Interactive Tests)
    193
  - PC Diagnostics (Interactive Tests)
    197
  - FRU Test
    198
  - DTRX64II Assy
    203
  - LED Descriptions
    203
  - P3RLY Assy (LOGIQ™ P6/P6 Pro PRO)
    203
  - PI128 II Assy (LOGIQ™ P6/P6 Pro)
    203
  - SYSCONML Assy
    203
  - APS II Assy
    204
  - System Does Not Power on / Boot up
    205
  - Trouble Shooting Tree
    205
  - System Does Not Boot
    206
  - Noise in Image
    209
  - Unable to Scan
    210
  - Trackball
    211
  - Monitor Troubleshooting
    212
  - Purpose of Chapter 9
    221
  - List of Abbreviations
    426
  - Monitor
    428
  - Keyboard
    430
  - Covers
    432
  - Nest
    434
  - Body
    436
  - Power
    438
  - Cables
    440
  - Options
    443
  - Software
    444
  - Probes
    445
  - Peripherals
    446
- CHAPTER 10 Care and Maitenance
  
  447
  - Overview
    447
  - Periodic Maintenance Inspections
    447
  - Purpose of Chapter 10
    447
  - How Often Should Care & Maintenance Tasks be Performed
    448
  - Keeping Records
    448
  - Maintenance Task Schedule
    448
  - Quality Assurance
    448
  - Why Do Maintenance
    448
  - Standard GE Tool Kit
    450
  - Tools Required
    450
  - Special Tools, Supplies and Equipment
    452
  - Preliminary Checks
    453
  - System Maintenance
    453
  - Functional Checks (See also Chapter 4)
    454
  - Cleaning
    455
  - Input Power
    455
  - Physical Inspection
    456
  - Optional Diagnostic Checks
    457
  - Probe Maintenance
    457
  - Electrical Safety Tests
    458
  - Safety Test Overview
    458
  - GEMS Leakage Current Limits
    459
  - Outlet Test - Wiring Arrangement - USA & Canada
    460
  - Grounding Continuity
    461
  - Chassis Leakage Current Test
    463
  - Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage-Lead to Ground
    465
  - Isolated Patient Lead (Sink) Leakage-Isolation Test
    468
  - Isolated Patient Lead (Source) Leakage-Lead to Lead
    468

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