SAEVO EVUS 8, Owner'S Manual

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8 Using 3D
84 Basic User Manual
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If is highlighted, adjust the sample line by positioning the anchor with the trackball.
7. Select the Menu key and set User Mode , Render Mode , Image Quality , Sweep Angle or Stabilization in the
pop-up menu.
− Select
User Mode
, rotate the
Menu
key or press the ← or → key to select a user mode.
− Select Stabilization , rotate the Menu key or press the ← or → key to enable or disable the stabilization.
− Select Image Quality , rotate the Menu key or press the ← or → key to adjust quality of images.
− Select Sweep Angle , rotate the Menu key or press the ← or → key to adjust the sweep angle of probe.
8. Select the
Freeze
key to display the 3D imaging.
The imaging area of the screen is divided into 3 reference images and a 3D image by default.
FPS 47
D/G 3/1
GN 255
I/P 3/30
PWR 70
FRQ 3-4.8
D 16.5cm
Angle 55
Map 4
Quality H
Surface
View A
A
B
C 3D
View B
View C
3D Image
Figure 8-2 3D Imaging Screen
As the above figure shows,
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View A on the top left shows the image on the X-axis.
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View B on the top right shows the image on the Y-axis.
− View C on the bottom left shows the image on the Z-axis.
− The image on the bottom right shows the 3D image.
− Select the Freeze key again to display the 4D imaging.
− Select Full Disp�2D by pressing the corresponding function key to return to the 3D inactivated mode.
− Select the 3D/4D key on the control panel to exit the 3D imaging mode and return to a real time B-mode.
8�2 Working with 3D Images
You can review, optimize or save 3D images.
8�2�1 Adjusting ROI
You can crop the 3D image by adjusting the ROI on the reference images to remove areas outside from the area of
interest. This feature is suitable for cropping regular reviews.
Perform the following steps to crop a review.
1. Select the
T-ball key to activate the cursor.
2. Move the cursor to the image of View A, View B or View C by using the trackball, and select the
Set
or
Update
key to choose the desired reference image.
3. Crop the image of View A, View B or View C, as shown in Figure 8-3.