Acclarix AX4 Diagnostic Ultrasound System User Manual
Imaging
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Table 5-2 B-mode Touch Screen Controls
5.1.2. Dual Imaging
Dual Imaging displays images side by side on the screen. During real-time imaging when Dual
imaging is enabled, the active image is displayed in real-time and the other image is frozen.
Dual image display is invoked by pressing the
Dual
button on the B-mode touch screen. . Each
single press of Dual during real-time imaging activates the image on one side and the image on
other side becomes frozen. When both images are frozen, each single press of Dual toggles
between the two images, but does not change the frozen status of the system.
In Dual mode, Press the
Single
button on the touch screen to display the currently active side of
image as a single image.
Dual Exit
Exit Dual using any of the following:
Pressing the Quad button.
Pressing the B, M, D hard key.
Pressing the 3D, 4D button.
Transducer change, preset recall, or new exam.
Color Doppler
is available during dual imaging.
5.1.3. Quad Imaging
Quad Imaging displays images in four quadrants on the screen. During real-time imaging when
Quad imaging is enabled, the active image is displayed in real-time and other images are frozen.
Quad imaging is invoked by pressing
Quad
button on the B-mode touch screen.
Quad
button is a
one-shot button. Each single press of
Quad
during real-time imaging activates one of the four
images in the following order: from top left image to e top right image, then to bottom left image
and bottom right image. Each single press of
Quad
during frozen status switches among the four
images in the order described above, but does not change the frozen status of the system.
Quad Exit
Exit Quad using any of the following:
Pressing the B, M, D hard key.
Pressing the Dual button
Pressing the 3D, 4D button
Transducer change, preset recall, or new exam.
Color Doppler
is available during Quad imaging.
Acoustic power
Adjusts the acoustic output power of the activate transducer and is
only available in live imaging. Higher acoustic power numbers
correspond to increased sensitivity in the image with improved
penetration, but the ALARA principle should be followed in actual
clinical situations.
