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Version 1.06.1 du 29/07/2016      

     Réf :  CD MA User Manual Imago EN 1.06.docx 

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SUMMARY 

 

 

1. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................ 3

 

 

2. IMAGO STRAPS INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................ 3

 

 

3. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................................................. 4

 

3.1

 

P

ROBE INFORMATION

 ......................................................................................................................................... 4

 

3.1.1 Probe types and corresponding applications ............................................................................................. 4

 

3.1.2 Handling of probes ..................................................................................................................................... 4

 

3.1.3 Ultrasound coupling gel ............................................................................................................................. 4

 

 

4. GETTING STARTED ........................................................................................................................................ 5

 

4.1

 

C

ONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION OF PROBES

 ........................................................................................................ 5

 

4.2

 

S

TARTING OF THE DEVICE

 ..................................................................................................................................... 5

 

 

5. PRESENTATION OF THE DEVICE .................................................................................................................... 6

 

5.1

 

K

EYBOARD DESCRIPTION

 ...................................................................................................................................... 6

 

5.1.1 « Simplified » Interface .............................................................................................................................. 6

 

5.1.2 “Normal” Interface

 .................................................................................................................................... 7

 

5.2

 

K

EYBOARD FUNCTION

 ......................................................................................................................................... 8

 

5.2.1 « Simplified Interface ................................................................................................................................. 8

 

5.1.3 Way to move from one Interface to the other. ........................................................................................ 15

 

 

6. CONNECTION OF PERIPHERALS .................................................................................................................. 17

 

 

7. CLEANING AND DISINFECTION INSTRUCTIONS ........................................................................................... 18

 

7.1

 

C

LEANING AND DISINFECTION OF THE DEVICE

 ......................................................................................................... 18

 

7.2

 

C

LEANING AND DISINFECTION OF PROBES

 .............................................................................................................. 18

 

 

8. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS OF USE...................................................................................................... 19

 

Summary of Contents for Imago

Page 1: ...Version 1 06 1 du 29 07 2016 R f CD MA User Manual Imago EN 1 06 docx Page 1 sur 20 User Manual Version 1 06 1 Imago reference 90 1945 User Manual reference 70 2607...

Page 2: ...GETTING STARTED 5 4 1 CONNECTION AND DISCONNECTION OF PROBES 5 4 2 STARTING OF THE DEVICE 5 5 PRESENTATION OF THE DEVICE 6 5 1 KEYBOARD DESCRIPTION 6 5 1 1 Simplified Interface 6 5 1 2 Normal Interfac...

Page 3: ...trap that will go around behind the neck 1 body strap elastic that will go around the body Please here are the following steps to follow 1 Open the 3 plastic connecting parts of the peripherals on the...

Page 4: ...ical probe 5 MHz this rectal probe is used for gynaecology and also abdominal small parts 3 1 2 Handling of probes Warning The probe is fragile and requires proper handling care and cleaning Transduce...

Page 5: ...Take the connector out of the device and store the probe in an appropriate place protected from shocks Warning Before disconnecting the active probe make sure to freeze the image When starting the dev...

Page 6: ...part SETTINGS SYSTEM activate or not Right Handed Warning do not use any metal parts even pens or motions that could scratch or damage the touch screen 5 1 1 Simplified Interface When we start the dev...

Page 7: ...g the unit on 3 pages are available you always start on page 2 below center as default setting When image is frozen 2 pages available Simply slip your finger right to left or left to right in order to...

Page 8: ...ee below P1 P2 P3 allows to access easily to pre registered Presets either factory or user s ones Settings access to user s set up Review to vizualise images and clips saved Distance to make measureme...

Page 9: ...ach animal has its own specific tables Patient The patient key allows you to record patient data save animal date and scroll the patient list this menu will allow you to start an exam on a patient War...

Page 10: ...nd the number of scrolls to Refresh Tools AUTOSELECT AutoSelect Frequency and Focus If activated the Focus will move automatically according to depth DISTANCE If In Sequence is activated a new distanc...

Page 11: ...Handed Left Handed System change the date or time format About software version and manufacture date Factory activate or deactivate the factory mode only for ECM Auto Freeze in standard mode Never is...

Page 12: ...s from the Protocol Items list will be included in the user protocol by clicking on the corresponding box Protocol name can be modified by typing the new name in the text field located in the lower le...

Page 13: ...e picture Distance It is possible to make measurements between two points on the screen without having to freeze the picture Press Distance and position the cursor with the touchpad Press Valid to sta...

Page 14: ...tations Allows you to write annotations on a frozen picture or choose an annotation that you have previously recorded in the settings menu Settings Preset the machine to your own convenience and have...

Page 15: ...equence this key allows the user to play the cineloop image by image forward this key allows the user to play the cineloop image by image remind List allows to return to the videos list Review mode Ba...

Page 16: ...very Preset P1 P2 P3 Preset Factory or your own regulations that you have beforehand registered Once marked Presets to click SAVE then to throw the simplified mode by ticking on SIMPLIFY Attention the...

Page 17: ...ser Manual Imago EN 1 06 docx Page 17 sur 20 6 Connection of peripherals The Imago equipment can be connected to several peripherals like TURN ON OFF CHARGE LED BATTERY POWER SUPPLY COMPOSITE VIDEO US...

Page 18: ...onents of the device Check the list of specified agents carefully In order to ensure proper cleaning and disinfection please follow the following procedure WARNING Do not use alcohol or other strong c...

Page 19: ...ttery this must be stored with a charge of between 15 and 50 and a temperature 30 C 86 F The device is designed to be operated with a relative humidity range from 10 to 95 including condensation The d...

Page 20: ...06 1 du 29 07 2016 R f CD MA User Manual Imago EN 1 06 docx Page 20 sur 20 Manufacturer s address Distributor s address ECM Echo Control Medical 126 bd de la R publique F 16000 Angoul me Tel 33 5 45...

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