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Trace 

 

Manually trace an irregular shape. 

 

1.  Touch 

Trace

. A crosshair cursor appears on the image. Touch anywhere on the imaging area to 

drag the cursor to where you want to start measuring and release it.   

2.  Touch anywhere on the imaging area to drag the cursor along the outline of the object to trace.   

 

3.  When the tracing is nearly done, release the cursor and the system completes the loop by drawing 

a line from the current cursor position to the starting point. 

Angle 

 

Measure an angle. 

 

1.  Touch 

Angle

. A crosshair cursor appears on the image. Touch anywhere on the imaging area to 

drag the target cursor to the desired location and release it to set the start point of measurement.   

2.  Touch anywhere on the imaging area to drag the first target cursor to the origin of the desired angle, 

and release it to draw the first line.   

3.  Touch anywhere on the imaging area to drag the second target cursor to create the second line 

extending out from the origin point, and release it to place the end point of measurement. The angle 
between the two lines is then formed. 

 

Calculation Package 

 

Perform a set of predefined measurements based on the scan mode/calculation method you select. 

 

1.  Touch 

Calc 

to open the 

Calculation Package 

menu.   

2.  Touch  a  desired  calculation  method.  The  items  to  measure  display  in  a  list  of  order  under  the 

selected method.   

3.  Touch  the  first  item  and  the  screen  displays  the  corresponding  cursor.  Touch  anywhere  on  the 

imaging area to drag it to perform measurement.   

4.  After  you  have  finished  with  the  measurement,  touch  the  second  item.  The  first  item  is  checked 

automatically 

with the measured result displayed beside it.   

5.  Repeat step 3-4 to perform the rest of the measurements on the list, then touch 

Close

.   

 

Saving and Printing the Image 

 

After adding annotations/measurements to the image, you can save or print the image. 

 

Saving an Image Loop 

 

On the real-time imaging screen, touch 

Save 

to save a default set of frames as an image loop. The saved 

image loop will be displayed in the thumbnail list. 

 

Summary of Contents for T3300v

Page 1: ...Vet Ultrasound System Quick Guide...

Page 2: ...Patient 3 Selecting a Preset 4 Splitting the Imaging Screen 5 Adding Annotations 6 Adding Body Mark 7 Adding Measurements 8 Saving and Printing the Image 9 Reviewing the Image V Using Image Controls 1...

Page 3: ...adily on green after the battery is charged l If the system is turned on the battery indicator lights off 5 Power Indicator Steadily on blue after the system enters Sleep mode 6 MicroSD card slot Inse...

Page 4: ...tilation slots Release excessive heat during operation to keep the system in a safe operating temperature 16 Power input socket Used to connect the system to power 17 Anti theft lock slot Used to lock...

Page 5: ...5 II Transducer...

Page 6: ...6 III Accessories Carrying the System Installing the Transducer Holder...

Page 7: ...7 Connecting the Transducer...

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Page 10: ...he main screen or the user login screen after system startup Press and hold the Power button until the Power off menu appears on the screen then touch OK to turn off the system After turning on the sy...

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Page 13: ...rol settings Scan mode buttons Open the next previous page of the image control settings Freeze button Freeze the current scan Save button Save a default set of image frames as a loop to the system ha...

Page 14: ...ing area displays as common usage Adjust the overall resolution Resolution High Resolution view a clearer yet superficial image General General Resolution view a general resolution image Penetration D...

Page 15: ...ge of the system storage used Storage usage empty Storage usage full Check and manage outgoing queues to the DICOM server DICOM Disconnected DICOM Connected Set current date and time Adjust the volume...

Page 16: ...o the next field To finish and close the keyboard touch 3 The system saves patient information automatically when you touch Start Exam Updating Patient Information 1 During real time scanning touch Pa...

Page 17: ...17 1 On the imaging screen touch Preset All the available presets compatible with the connected transducer display on the Preset screen...

Page 18: ...18 2 Touch the preset to scan and you will be redirected automatically to the real time imaging screen...

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Page 20: ...l When in Review mode touch Show Annot to set whether to show all or the last annotations or to hide them all l To delete annotations including texts and arrows touch Erase Annot to erase the last an...

Page 21: ...xts directly then touch to close the keyboard 3 Touch Set home Label 1 Touch Label A predefined text menu appears at the control panel area 2 Select a text label to place it at the text home position...

Page 22: ...ing Settings BDMK Default BDMK for Application Edit select an option To delete the body mark added touch BDMK Erase Adding Measurements Measurements accompanying ultrasound images supplement other cli...

Page 23: ...option Measuring in B Color Power Modes Distance Measure a distance 1 Touch Distance A crosshair cursor appears on the image Touch anywhere on the imaging area to drag the target cursor to where you w...

Page 24: ...the second line extending out from the origin point and release it to place the end point of measurement The angle between the two lines is then formed Calculation Package Perform a set of predefined...

Page 25: ...rint out the current image Reviewing the Image On the real time or frozen imaging screen flick vertically on the thumbnail list to view the thumbnails of all the saved images loops To further examine...

Page 26: ...window and touch to select multiple images loops as expected To quickly select all images touch Select All To cancel all selections touch Deselect All 3 Touch an action button For example touch Delet...

Page 27: ...27 4 Using Image Controls B mode Image Controls...

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Page 30: ...nd its amplitude or power The frequency shift is determined by the movement of the red blood cells relative to the transducer flow towards the transducer produces a higher frequency signal and flow aw...

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Page 35: ...stem for inspection The system can t read write data from the USB storage device Two USB storage devices are connected to the system at the same time Ensure the USB storage device you wish to read wri...

Page 36: ...s are not correct Turn off the Bluetooth function then turn it back on The Bluetooth module is not functioning Connect another Bluetooth device to the system for inspection DICOM connection failed The...

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