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9.1.3.  Store/Print Set-up ..................................................................................................... 112 
9.1.4.  Miscellaneous Set-up ............................................................................................... 114 
9.1.5.  User Set-up .............................................................................................................. 115 

9.2 Connectivity ....................................................................................................................... 116 

9.2.1.  TCP/IP ..................................................................................................................... 116 
9.2.2.  DICOM .................................................................................................................... 118 
9.2.3.  Network Store .......................................................................................................... 120 

9.3 Maintenance ....................................................................................................................... 122 

9.3.1.  License ..................................................................................................................... 122 
9.3.2.  Version ..................................................................................................................... 122 
9.3.3.  Demo ........................................................................................................................ 123 
9.3.4.  Export/Import ........................................................................................................... 124 

9.4 Screen Adjust ..................................................................................................................... 125 

10  In Between Exams ................................................................................................................ 127 

10.1 Unpacking ........................................................................................................................ 127 
10.2 Transport .......................................................................................................................... 127 
10.3 Storage ............................................................................................................................. 127 

11  Order List ............................................................................................................................. 128 

12  Troubleshooting and Maintenance ..................................................................................... 130 

12.1 Daily Checklist ................................................................................................................. 130 
12.2 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................... 130 
12.3 Maintenance ..................................................................................................................... 131 
12.4 Cleaning the System ......................................................................................................... 131 

12.4.1. Cleaning the System Surface ................................................................................... 132 
12.4.2. Needle Guide Bracket Cleaning and Sterilization ................................................... 132 

13  Specifications ........................................................................................................................ 134 

13.1 Electrical Safety Classifications ....................................................................................... 134 
13.2 Power Supply ................................................................................................................... 134 
13.3 Machine Specifications .................................................................................................... 134 
13.4 Display Specifications ...................................................................................................... 135 
13.5 General Technical Specifications ..................................................................................... 135 
13.6 Operating, Storage and Transportation Environment....................................................... 137 

13.6.1.Operating Environment ............................................................................................. 137 
13.6.2.Storage and Transportation Environment.................................................................. 137 

14  EMC Information ................................................................................................................ 138 

Summary of Contents for Acclarix AX4

Page 1: ...xiejuyan 2019 12 25 09 51 01 Reviewers lijuan 2019 12 25 17 51 54 Reviewers guoweijuan 2019 12 26 16 30 26 Reviewers liuheng 2019 12 25 14 25 34 Reviewers xiongwen 2019 12 26 14 55 23 Reviewers jiwei...

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Page 3: ...able for all system models and configurations This manual is based on the complete set of transducers and features available Therefore some of the contents may not apply to your product If you have an...

Page 4: ...rritories The following features are not available in Canada at the time of release of this user manual Consult your local representatives for the availability of these features Auto IMT measurement A...

Page 5: ...Start an Exam 28 4 2 How to End an Exam 28 4 3 How to Restart an Exam 29 4 4 The Patient Information Page 29 4 5 Modality Worklist 31 5 Imaging 33 5 1 B mode 33 5 1 1 B mode Touch Screen Controls 33 5...

Page 6: ...7 2 Body Mark 67 7 3 Measurements 68 7 3 1 Generic Measurements 70 7 3 2 Application Measurements and Calculations 78 7 4 Patient Information Management 84 7 4 1 Storing Images 84 7 4 2 Reviewing Imag...

Page 7: ...eshooting and Maintenance 130 12 1 Daily Checklist 130 12 2 Troubleshooting 130 12 3 Maintenance 131 12 4 Cleaning the System 131 12 4 1 Cleaning the System Surface 132 12 4 2 Needle Guide Bracket Cle...

Page 8: ...sociated ultrasound transducers The system circuitry generates an electronic voltage pulse which is transmitted to the transducer In the transducer a piezoelectric array converts the electronic pulse...

Page 9: ...e Black 7 Refer to User Manual Background Blue Symbol White 8 Caution 9 Biological Risks 10 CE Marking 11 Authorized Representative in the European Community 12 Disposal method Indicates that the equi...

Page 10: ...served 19 ECG signal input connector reserved 20 Transducer lock 21 Transducer unlock 22 Network port 23 Trademark 24 Direct current 25 Video Output port 26 USB 2 0 port 27 USB 3 0 port 28 Display por...

Page 11: ...ES 60601 1 IEC Std 60601 2 37 IEC Std 60601 1 6 Certified to CSA Std No 60601 1 No 60601 2 37 No 60601 1 6 The following labels are used on the packaging No Symbol Definition 1 This way up 2 Fragile...

Page 12: ...he system console panel including touch screen track pad and hard keys are IPX1 certified The transducers not including transducer connector is IPX7 certified The footswitch is IP68 certified Do not i...

Page 13: ...d it may lead to decreased battery capacity It is necessary to read the user manual instructions and warning messages carefully Do not touch accessible contacts of electrical equipment and the patient...

Page 14: ...n always use protective gloves when cleaning or disinfecting Read and follow all manufacturer instructions for disinfection agents To avoid infection ensure that expiration date of the disinfecting so...

Page 15: ...hetic The system generates radio frequency energy which may cause interference with other devices in the vicinity If interference is suspected try re orienting or relocating the equipment The use of e...

Page 16: ...iration date Do not use sterile sheaths beyond their expiration date Inspect the transducer connector cable and head periodically Do not use if there is evidence of excessive wear or damage Do not ope...

Page 17: ...posed of or removed from the medical institution for other reasons ensure all patient data are removed from the ultrasound system NOTE The pictures and interfaces in this manual are for reference only...

Page 18: ...details Transducers C5 2Q L12 5Q E8 4Q MC8 4Q L17 7SQ C5 2MQ P5 1Q MC9 3TQ 1 Trolley MT 807 Footswitch Suitcase Multi Transducer Connector MTC Needle Guide Bracket Kit Model Name Description BGK C5 2...

Page 19: ...rt USB Table 3 2 Printer List Many other printers may also work with Acclarix systems To check if your printer works connect it to the system go to Set up Store Print and click the Add button Once it...

Page 20: ...DVD disks Philips CD R 700MB 80min 52x Sony CD RW 700MB 1x 4x Sony DVD RW 4 7GB 120min 2x 1x Verbatim DVD RW 4 7GB 120min 4x Note Only support DVD disk single burning 3 2 System Overview Figure 3 1 A...

Page 21: ...cker while the battery is charging Touch the battery indicator to view the battery power 10 I O Ports Use to connect the I O extend modules Table 3 3 Appearance of the System I O Ports on the left pan...

Page 22: ...d battery separately 2 During long term storage the battery should be charged at least once every 3 months to ensure battery capacity is more than 75 To install the battery 1 Turn off and unplug the s...

Page 23: ...onnecting a Transducer To connect a transducer Figure 3 5 Tansducer Locking Handle 1 Align the connector with the transducer port and carefully push into place 2 Toggle the locking handle to the botto...

Page 24: ...er in its protective carrying case prior to transport Figure 3 7 Unlock the Tansducer Locking Handle CAUTION 1 Do not touch the pins of the transducer connector 2 Broken or bent connector pins can cau...

Page 25: ...the steps described in the Section 12 1Daily Checklist prior to powering on the system To power on 1 Connect the system to a hospital grade power supply or use the battery as the power supply 2 Press...

Page 26: ...firmation dialog box A login information dialog box will be displayed providing access to change user 3 Select Change User and this brings up the system login dialog box 4 Select another user from the...

Page 27: ...ustomization The second line of this field contains the patient name gender age and ID as entered through the Patient Information screen This field also contains data fields for The currently active t...

Page 28: ...Battery 60 80 charged Battery 40 60 charged Battery low symbol in red Battery removed outline in red Battery charging Network status icon The network icons show the connection status of the DICOM Ser...

Page 29: ...lable Printer icon Printer available Wifi icon Wi Fi available See Connectivity Section 9 2 1 for enabling wireless if it is licensed If Wi Fi function is activated clicking on this icon shows a WiFi...

Page 30: ...Preset being used See section 8 for details 3 End Exam Completes an exam without invoking the Patient Information Screen for the next exam See section 4 2 4 Utilities Press this button to display the...

Page 31: ...ppler strip is displayed pressing Update allows switching between live acquisition of the Doppler strip or the reference image See section 5 2 3 for details 14 Cursor Press to hide or display the mous...

Page 32: ...ss to enter or exit Color Mode See section 5 4 for details 23 M Press to enter or exit M Mode See section 5 5 for details Use the trackpad to adjust the M sample line 24 D Press to get the sample line...

Page 33: ...der to open it and access any of the controls within it F TGC The B mode tab has a specialized control for TGC Each slider can be dragged horizontally and individually Dragging vertically down across...

Page 34: ...asound systems Using a trackpad instead of a trackball helps makes the system easier to clean as the area around the trackpad is completely sealed In addition the trackpad supports several other funct...

Page 35: ...The main screen will display the Patient Information Page with the previously entered patient information except for the exam accession number Changing the patient information for one exam will not i...

Page 36: ...t information by pressing Patient Edit Current 4 4 The Patient Information Page The Patient Information Page is used to enter or modify patient demographic data The following figure is an example Figu...

Page 37: ...re than 42W6D is considered invalid and not displayed EDD Estimated Date of Delivery yyyy mm dd or mm dd yyyy EDD is autocalculated when LMP is entered Fetus Enter 1 up to 4 for multiple gestations G...

Page 38: ...all of the demographic fields except for name and ID Input LMP and press Prior Exam to enable the entry of previous OB exam data for fetal trending details This option is only available when an OB pre...

Page 39: ...ecified in the Connectivity Utility See 9 2 2 Typing any text in the Patient Name or ID fields will filter the list to exams that contain the entered text Update Press to query the patient data and up...

Page 40: ...kes and exits M mode See section 5 5 for M mode controls Table 5 1 Mode Control Hard Buttons 5 1 B mode 5 1 1 B mode Touch Screen Controls The following touchscreen controls impact the B mode image Th...

Page 41: ...sts the number of foci is displayed As the number of foci increases image uniformity across depth will increase but the frame rate will decrease Focus Position Focus Position adjusts the depth of the...

Page 42: ...lable in live imaging Panorama The Panorama control invokes the Panorama function See section 5 1 4 for details Image Type B mode supports presets for Detail General and Penetration See section 8 3 1...

Page 43: ...maging 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...

Page 44: ...in yellow font color appears on the bottom of the image and a caution symbol appears on the head of the measurement results 2 IMT measurement is not available on a panorama image Panorama is availabl...

Page 45: ...the transducers However when Invert is pressed the negative velocities are displayed above the baseline Invert does not affect the baseline position Angle Correct Adjust the Doppler scale to account...

Page 46: ...lume upon invoking Doppler acquisition Duplex Triplex This determines if the strip mode and reference image are imaging simultaneously or not In Duplex mode either the Doppler strip or the reference i...

Page 47: ...on the phased array transducer There are two ways to invoke CW Press the CW button on the Doppler touchscreen to switch between PW and CW modes Configure the F1 or F2 programmable hardkey to invoke CW...

Page 48: ...cities moving toward the transducer However when Invert is pressed then negative velocities are above the baseline Invert does not affect the baseline position Angle Correct Adjust the Doppler scale t...

Page 49: ...d and Small are available Volume Volume adjusts the audio volume of the Doppler strip This can be adjusted in pre Doppler to set the initial volume upon invoking Doppler acquisition Table 5 4 CW Mode...

Page 50: ...of Off Low Med and High are available Smooth Filter The smoothness filter determines the spatial filtering that is applied to the Color image Higher filter levels create a smoother image Upward presse...

Page 51: ...ble in live imaging Higher acoustic power numbers correspond to increased color sensitivity and penetration but the ALARA principle should be followed in actual clinical situations Auto Optimization T...

Page 52: ...as well Upward presses move the focus shallower regardless of the U D invert status of the M mode Downward presses move the focus deeper Sweep Speed Sweep adjusts the sweep speed of the M mode strip O...

Page 53: ...port Anatomic M mode 5 6 1 Anatomic M Touch Screen Controls For touch screen controls consistent with those in M mode please refer to section 5 5 1 M mode Touch Screen Controls This section only intro...

Page 54: ...e again to invoke PW TDI mode To use PW TDI mode 1 Press D mode key on the console and use the trackpad to move the sample volume gate to desired position 2 Press TDI mode button on the touch screen t...

Page 55: ...left or right by using the trackpad Also the position size of the VOI can be adjusted by using the trackpad Press Set key to toggle among VOI position VOI size and horizontal line adjusting Figure 5 2...

Page 56: ...keleton or Surface on the Pre 3D touch screen and press Start button or Enter key to start image acquisition During the process of 3D volume sweeping the images swept in VOI box are displayed in the i...

Page 57: ...the position of each slice with respect to the full 3D data set The following table shows the touch screen controls that are available in Volume Imaging Mode Name Control Description Volume Multi slic...

Page 58: ...ate the top left point move the trackpad and a box is displayed Press Set to locate the lower right point of the box These two radio buttons switch the size of the eraser To use eraser to cut move the...

Page 59: ...ion review function After this button is activated the 3D volume is hidden and two perpendicular lines appear on the selected quadrant These two lines are color matched with the other 2 MPR quadrants...

Page 60: ...shows the slice location in the basis slice with 0 being the middle slice Control Name Description A B C These three radio buttons determine which slice is the required parallel slice These three choi...

Page 61: ...slices displayed Tint Select multi slice tint Options of Gold Sepia Blue Ice and Clear are available Smooth Adjust smoothness of A B C slices Higher filter levels create a smoother image Upward presse...

Page 62: ...n X Rotation Y Rotation Z Zoom and Gain Figure 5 64D Volume Sweeping Image As shown in figure above image in the left is A slice and image in the right is the live 4D volume rendering 5 8 6 4D Cine Du...

Page 63: ...keys configured in Set up page See Section 9 1 1 General Set up and Section 9 1 3 Store Print Set up for details and a thumbnail labeled as 3D or 4D is displayed at the right side of the display scre...

Page 64: ...Intra operative Musculoskeletal Peripheral Vascular 5 MC8 4Q Micro Convex Pediatric Abdominal Neonatal including abdominal and cephalic Musculoskeletal Peripheral Vascular 6 P5 1Q Phased Array Adult...

Page 65: ...the transducer head and the transducer connector Transducer connector Connects the transducer to the ultrasound imaging system 6 3 Transducer Cleaning and Disinfecting Transducers should be cleaned an...

Page 66: ...step 4 to step 7 9 Inspect the transducer to ensure that there is no damage The transducer should be disposed of properly when any damage is found WARNING 1 Unplug the transducer from the system prior...

Page 67: ...cting then a new sterile cloth is required for the disinfection step Disinfecting by Immersion 1 Disconnect the transducer from the system 2 Wear protective gloves to prevent infection 3 Clean and dry...

Page 68: ...to solutions Transducers can be submerged to but not including the strain relief of the transducer array Do not immerse or soak any part of a transducer in any cleaning material not listed in the reco...

Page 69: ...ant manufacturer to rinse the transducer 7 Wipe off the water on the transducer with a dry sterile cloth Leave the transducer to air dry 8 Inspect the transducer to ensure that there is no damage WARN...

Page 70: ...ansducers under high temperature The temperature should be below 45 C 2 To avoid damaging the device the disinfection method is limited to regular maintenance of devices in hospitals Disinfecting inst...

Page 71: ...into the sheath 3 Pull the sheath over the transducer and cable until the sheath is fully extended 4 Secure the sheath using the bands or clips supplied with the sheath 5 Check and eliminate bubbles b...

Page 72: ...hows controls available while the Comment function is active Table 7 1 gives an overview of these controls Figure 7 1 Comment Touch Screen Button Description Home Set the cursor in a pre defined locat...

Page 73: ...o display an arrow at the current cursor location 3 Press the ArrowSize button to adjust the arrow size if necessary 4 Move the arrow to the desired location Note that while the arrow is being moved t...

Page 74: ...tion Delete Delete the graphics on the image area Angle Rotates the transducer icon on the bodymarker graphic Exit Press to exit the body mark function Table 7 2 Body Mark Touch Screen Description Add...

Page 75: ...you perform measurements on a live or frozen image The Measure function is invoked by pressing the Measure hard key on the console Figure 7 3 shows an example touchscreen for Measure There are two typ...

Page 76: ...n the top left corner of the image field by default the system supports changing the display position of the result window by dragging it To change the display position of result window 1 Press Cursor...

Page 77: ...user manual by using Workflow A You can go to Utilities Set up System General page to configure the measurement workflow by checking or unchecking Set to Enter checkbox See section 9 1 1 for details...

Page 78: ...ea or Circumference is not the default measurement select Circ Area from the touchscreen If Ellipse is not the default tool press Tool Options to switch to Ellipse 3 Move the caliper to the desired lo...

Page 79: ...ss the Set key to place that point and create a new caliper Move that to one end of the angle 5 Press the Set key to place that end and create a new caliper Move that to the other end of the angle Pre...

Page 80: ...rst Ellipse and creates the second Ellipse tool 7 Repeat step 3 6 to complete the second Ellipse and allow you to begin another measurement To measure Stenosis with Traces 1 Invoke the Measure Functio...

Page 81: ...can display the following results the actual results shown will depend on the preset Vel PG 4 If you want a caliper pair press the Set key to place the caliper and add the second half of the caliper...

Page 82: ...e is not the default measurement select Trace from the touchscreen If Spline is not the default tool press Tool Options to switch to Spline Trace can be done by placing several points to create a spli...

Page 83: ...efault measurement select Auto Trace from the touchscreen The trace waveform s automatically appear If any maximum related results are enabled then the maximum value waveform is displayed on the Doppl...

Page 84: ...Move the second caliper to position the ED point 5 Press the Set key to complete RI measurement or press the Switch key to switch between moving the first or second caliper 6 The RI measurement can di...

Page 85: ...each with its own set of measurements calculations and report OB including multiple fetuses Abd Vascular Cardiac Gynecology Small Parts Urology Pediatric including Neonatal Please see the Advanced Use...

Page 86: ...e trackpad to adjust the size of ROI box 5 Press Update key again to confirm the size of ROI box 6 Use the trackpad to move the ROI box to desired measurement location and then the system automaticall...

Page 87: ...MT measurement can only be activated on a frozen image 2 Select the Right or Left Near or Far vessel wall and vessel segment before generating IMT measurement otherwise the measurement results may not...

Page 88: ...int D caliper to a new desired position if necessary 7 Press Set key to complete the measurement See Chapter 6 Cardiac in advanced manual for the detailed Simpson measurement and calculation results a...

Page 89: ...Auto OB measurement 1 Invoke B mode 2 Freeze the image when a standard fetal image is got 3 Press Measure key on the console 4 Select the desired measurement item BPD HC HUM or FL on the touch screen...

Page 90: ...e connects the osseous acetabular convexity to the labrum acetabulare Line C Roof Line connects the lower edge of the iliac bone to the osseous acetabular convexity is the angle between baseline and r...

Page 91: ...a static image is stored 2 The store starts with the press of the button and continues for the configured length of the clip or until the clip store is interrupted The following events can cause the c...

Page 92: ...th the Set key on the trackpad Overlay Display Show or hide overlay icons on thumbnail images Remove Deleted Permanently remove all deleted images Delete Delete the highlighted image A deleted image i...

Page 93: ...current exam in the order they were stored Images can be placed into the Select Set by highlighting them and pressing the Select key on the touchscreen Pressing the Show Selected button will then disp...

Page 94: ...in this field The filter applies to all fields For example typing Ab into the filter will show exams that either have that text in either the patient name or in the Exam preset By default the filter...

Page 95: ...the selected study can be accessed on the touch screen A study can also be send to a DICOM server saved to a USB device or DVD drive or deleted If the study has been copied to either a server or to a...

Page 96: ...he patient database screen Select the exam s from the list shown and select the FTP server from the list of currently configured destinations Saving a study to USB or DVD If a USB flash drive or DVD i...

Page 97: ...ed and within manufacturing specification The specialist performing a biopsy procedure must be aware of potential external factors when performing an invasive procedure 4 Do not freeze the system when...

Page 98: ...rench Loosen knob 2 all the way prior to installing the bracket on the transducer Step 3 The transducer has a small circular dimple on one side of the transducer and a rectangular ridge on the other s...

Page 99: ...robe Step 1 Take the needle guide bracket kit out of the package Check to make sure it is the correct kit for the endocavity transducer see table 3 2 and inspect it carefully for any damage See figure...

Page 100: ...ng the bracket over the head of the probe ensure that the three fixing claws of the bracket catch in the notches at the probe tip turn the lock clockwise as the arrow direction shown in Figure 7 21 an...

Page 101: ...edle button on touch screen A needle touch screen UI is displayed Press Enable button to active the Needle Guide function 2 Press Double Line button to switch double line and single line as the Needle...

Page 102: ...calibration Figure 7 24 Needle Guide Calibration Touch Screen To calibrate the guide line 1 Assemble the needle guide bracket on the transducer and use the transducer to image a water bath or needle g...

Page 103: ...n The following parameters can be adjusted when it is active Enable Enables or disables Needle Visualization L R press to display the angle line on left side or right side of the image field Shallow M...

Page 104: ...ow Transducers Exam Presets and Application Presets are related For simplicity this shows just a few of the items that are on the real system In this example the C5 2Q and the E8 4Q both have an OB Ex...

Page 105: ...xam preset can also be selected from the patient page typically at the beginning of an exam A drop down list of presets associated with the current transducer is shown near the top of the screen Selec...

Page 106: ...r that preset o Configure which Comment Measure or Bodymarker presets are associated with each exam preset Press Comments to configure the pre defined text of each comment preset Press Body Mark to co...

Page 107: ...mode you want to edit for the current exam preset The example shows the B mode tab selected The image mode is divided into two sections Parameters that have one value for each preset are shown on the...

Page 108: ...t one of the pre defined application measurement packages to be the default measure for the preset 8 3 1 4 Selecting Default Comments Preset Comments Select one of the pre defined comments presets to...

Page 109: ...ts area and press Set 2 Press Delete in touch screen to delete the selected comment Creating a Group of Comments 1 Move the cursor over the intended comment then press and hold the Enter button The se...

Page 110: ...press Comment on Unfreeze If this option is enabled the Comment function goes away when the system is unfrozen and comes back again with the next freeze Manually exiting the function causes it to rema...

Page 111: ...he trackpad to a desired position and press Set To move it to another page move the trackpad over page up or down icons Set a Default Bodymarker for a Preset Select a bodymarker from pre defined graph...

Page 112: ...s shown along the left side and the grid of buttons to the right show the current content of the selected preset The touch screen display shows a library of all possible measurements that can be added...

Page 113: ...ggle it in or out of the selected preset Figure 8 13 Measure Preset touch screen Editing an Existing Measurement in a Measure Preset 1 Select the preset you want to customize from the list along the l...

Page 114: ...Acclarix AX4 Diagnostic Ultrasound System User Manual Presets 107 Figure 8 14 Measurement Option 8 3 4 1 General Settings Figure 8 15 Measurement General Settings...

Page 115: ...timated Fetus Weight select an equation for the Estimated Fetus Weight calculation Growth Curves Display set single or quad curves as the default display format for the Growth Curves Default GA displa...

Page 116: ...See section 8 3 2 Body Mark Supports edits of Body Mark presets See section 8 3 3 Measure Support edits of Measure presets See section 8 3 4 System setup is used to configure parameters that are unre...

Page 117: ...anging the system date please contact EDAN serviceman Date Set freely Set the system date Time Format 12 AM PM 24 hh mm ss Set the time format Time Set freely Set the system time format H M S Auto Fre...

Page 118: ...sure Unit mm cm mm2 cm2 mm3 cm3 Set the default unit of distance area and volume measurement Set to Enter Set whether to use the Set key to complete measurement Hide non intra operative indicator for...

Page 119: ...creen Time Limit for Exam Restart 0 12h 24h 48h 72h You can define the time limit for restarting exam Only exams within the time limit can be restart If 0 is selected no exam can be restart Patient Na...

Page 120: ...internal hard disk in 4D mode This option is only displayed when any one of Store 1 Store 2 and Alt Store keys is configured to store clip Compression Lossless Low Medium High Set the image compressio...

Page 121: ...ine Optimize scale Baseline or not when press auto button in PW mode US Support Set whether the server in USA or in China will be connected when using the Remote Support function Checking US support w...

Page 122: ...it users and can view all exams in the patient database There are two pre defined administrator users called Admin1 and Admin2 Operator users can only edit their own user information change their own...

Page 123: ...g network transmissions 2 Patient data transmitted by the system is not encrypted Please ensure the physical security of the network by trying the following measures a Install IDS Intrusion Defense Sy...

Page 124: ...set these automatically If you chose Manually Entered IP then contact your network IT manager for the appropriate settings Wireless Settings Enable Wireless This will turn the wireless radio on off No...

Page 125: ...DHCP then your network router will set these automatically If you chose Manually Entered IP then contact your network IT manager for the appropriate settings 9 2 2 DICOM This screen configures DICOM...

Page 126: ...ced report or Comprehensive report according to the report type your PACS system requires Data Configuration this determines whether a report with All Results or with only Summary Results will be sent...

Page 127: ...d then regularly every hour On Start of Exam Updates when the patient page is displayed at the start of each exam Comment Source Modality Worklist can fill the ultrasound comments section from the ser...

Page 128: ...that server selected then Ping A successful Ping means that the system can communicate with the FTP server at a low level basically that the two computers see each other As a security measure some se...

Page 129: ...one time in the valid period of three months If a feature is so licensed the expiration date is also shown Press Import button to import a license file from a USB external storage device Press Revert...

Page 130: ...ion 7 4 3 2 Using a computer create a folder named Demo under the folder Ultra_Image on the USB external storage device 3 Move the exported images to the Demo folder 4 Connect the USB external storage...

Page 131: ...ct a specific preset Each type of preset can be expanded using the arrow graphics on the left side This allows you to export import any subset of any type of preset 4 Press Export button to begin the...

Page 132: ...t button to begin the import process Note Import of System Logs is not supported Figure 9 12 System Import Screen 9 4 Screen Adjust The brightness and contrast of the monitor and touch screen in the s...

Page 133: ...Acclarix AX4 Diagnostic Ultrasound System User Manual Utilities 126 Figure 9 13 Screen Adjust Screen...

Page 134: ...ories before moving it to another location CAUTION 1 Switch off the ultrasound system Unplug the AC adapter from the power source and secure the power cable 2 Remove the transducer and place them in a...

Page 135: ...mmended for use on the ultrasound system Part Name Part Number Transducer E8 4Q 02 01 211392 Transducer P5 1Q 02 01 213916 Transducer L17 7SQ 02 01 211857 Transducer C5 2Q 02 01 212622 Transducer MC8...

Page 136: ...rasound System User Manual Order List 129 Footswitch double button 01 10 027323 Suitcase 01 56 466102 Multi Transducer Connector MTC 83 63 560232 NOTE The part name may vary depending on context but t...

Page 137: ...taminants Check after the system is switched on Visually check the on screen display and lighting Verify that the monitor displays the current date and time and there isn t any error message Verify th...

Page 138: ...listed in this manual Others may cause damage not covered by warranty reduce product lifetime or cause safety hazards Always dilute according to the manufacturer s instructions Unless otherwise specif...

Page 139: ...ater after cleaning until no visible cleaning agent remains 4 Dry the system in a ventilated and cool place NOTE 1 Make sure the system is free of gel and any other visible residue 2 Use a soft dry cl...

Page 140: ...hen any damage is found 12 4 2 2 Sterilization 1 Wear sterile protective gloves to prevent infection 2 Disconnect the bracket from the transducer and remove all visible residues from the bracket using...

Page 141: ...quipment not suitable for use in the presence of a flammable gas According to the mode of operation Continuous operation According to the grade of EMC CISPR 11 Group 1 Class A Standards Compliance EN...

Page 142: ...DI DPDI Single Dual Quad B B PDI DPDI Dual Live B PDI DPDI PW triplex mode PW Mode B PW Update B PW duplex simultaneous B C PW Update B C PW B PDI DPDI PW triplex mode CW Mode B CW B C CW B PDI DPDI C...

Page 143: ...ode generic measurement Distance Slope Time HR D mode generic measurement Velocity RI Time PI Heart Rate Auto Trace PG1 PG2 S D V Acceleration PHT VTI PGmax PGmean TAMax AT DT PS ED MD Annotations Pat...

Page 144: ...3 6 1 Operating Environment Temperature 0 C 40 C 32 F 104 F Relative humidity range 15 RH 95 RH non condensing Atmospheric pressure range 860 hPa 1060 hPa 13 6 2 Storage and Transportation Environment...

Page 145: ...rence in nearby electronic equipment RF emission CISPR 11 Class A The system is suitable for use in all establishments other than domestic establishments and those directly connected to the public low...

Page 146: ...1 kV for line to line 2 kV for line to ground 1 kV for line to line 2 kV for line to ground Mains power quality should be that of a typical commercial or hospital environment Power frequency 50 60Hz...

Page 147: ...ed no closer to any part of the system including cables than the recommended separation distance calculated from the equation applicable to the frequency of the transmitter Recommended separation dist...

Page 148: ...d If the measured field strength in the location in which the systemis used exceeds the applicable RF compliance level above The system should be observed to verify normal operation If abnormal perfor...

Page 149: ...1700 1990 GSM 1800 CDMA 1900 GSM 1900 DECT LTE Band 1 3 4 25 UMTS Pulse modulation b 217 Hz 2 0 3 28 1845 1970 2450 2400 2570 Bluetooth WLAN 802 11 b g n RFID 2450 LTE Band 7 Pulse modulation b 217 Hz...

Page 150: ...maximum output power of transmitter W Separation distance according to frequency of transmitter m 150 kHz to 80 MHz P d 2 1 80 MHz to 800 MHz P d 2 1 800 MHz to 2 7 GHz P d 3 2 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0...

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