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What to do if I want to setup a static IP address on my GE LOGIQ e R6?
To set up a static IP address, uncheck the 'Enable DHCP' option and then enter the static address in the 'IP-Address' box, as well as the appropriate Subnet Mask and Default Gateway.
What to do if P3 Key is not set to USB Quick Save on GE Medical Equipment?
If the P3 Key is not set to USB Quick Save, select 'USB Quick Save' from the list. Then, press the [>>] button to add this selection to the Printflow View section.
General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | LOGIQ e R6 Series |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the chapter's content and purpose. Introduces the manual's scope.
Details conventions used in the book, including icons and safety precaution message levels.
Covers crucial safety precautions for operation, human, mechanical, electrical, and battery safety.
Explains Electromagnetic Compatibility, CE Compliance, and Electrostatic Discharge prevention.
Provides contact information for technical support and identifies system manufacturer and factory sites.
Provides information required to plan and prepare for installation, including facility and electrical needs.
Details console environmental, electrical requirements, power specifications, and inrush current.
Describes recommended ultrasound room layouts and purchaser responsibilities for site preparation.
Provides information needed to install the unit, including receiving, unpacking, and preparing the facility.
Details the process of receiving, checking for damage, and unpacking the ultrasound system components.
Provides instructions on how to pack the equipment, typically in reverse order of unpacking.
Covers steps before installation: verifying customer order, physical inspection, and EMI protection.
Guides through the final installation steps: powering on, booting up, and shutting down the system.
Details system specifications, electrical configurations, approved peripherals, and connector panels.
Provides procedures for checking major functions, diagnostics, and power supply adjustments.
Lists the necessary equipment, specifically transducers, for performing functional tests.
Details the general steps for powering the system on and off, including boot-up and shutdown sequences.
Explains how to save and load system presets, ensuring data preservation before software reloads.
Provides an overview of the control panel and softMenu key functions for system operation.
Covers preparations and operational panel controls for the B-Mode imaging function.
Details the operational panel controls and softMenu key functions for M Mode imaging.
Explains preparations and operational panel controls for the Color Flow Mode imaging function.
Covers preparations and operational panel controls for Doppler Mode imaging, including PW and spectral Doppler.
Details the procedure for activating and exiting the Continuous Wave Doppler (CWD) mode.
Guides on performing distance, tissue depth, circumference, and area measurements.
Provides instructions on connecting and disconnecting probes, including safety precautions.
Explains how to activate CINE, move between frames, and adjust playback speed for recorded loops.
Details procedures for formatting media, backing up, restoring, archiving images, and creating emergency repair disks.
Outlines checks for date, time, location, language, and printer key assignments for software configuration.
Describes how to check the functionality of peripherals like printers, footswitches, and ECG.
Explains system concepts, component arrangement, subsystem function, PDS, and probes.
Presents system block diagrams and explains the function of key components and ASICs.
Explains the AC power system, including its tasks, input range, and circuit breaker functionality.
Introduces the service platform software modules common to ultrasound systems, improving service efficiency.
Describes the Log Viewer, its categories, color-coding for severity, and log entry details.
Covers diagnostic execution, reports, and user diagnostic pages, with detailed info in Chapter 7.
Describes how to test and adjust the scanner, noting these tests are optional for error checking.
Provides procedures for adjusting the monitor's brightness and volume using keyboard shortcuts.
Describes how to set up and run tools for maintaining image quality and system operation.
Explains the importance of capturing trouble images and system logs for manufacturer analysis.
Details how to save images directly to USB memory using Print Keys, focusing on P3/P2 key functions.
Guides on capturing screen presentations, checking Print Key functions, and saving screens.
Explains how to enter the global service user interface and log in as GE Service.
Covers utilities like Disruptive Mode and System Shutdown within the diagnostic menu.
Details network configuration for wired and wireless LAN, and Insite II configuration steps.
Describes replacement procedures for various modules and subsystems within the system.
Provides warning and caution notes for disassembly and re-assembly, including handle Assy replacement.
Details methods to load system software using DVD or USB memory stick, including backup recommendations.
Explains how to reload the correct preset region after system software loading is complete.
Guides on checking option strings after software loading to ensure activation and proper working.
Instructs on checking if the system correctly recognizes probes after software loading.
Ensures that all connected peripheral devices are functioning correctly.
Outlines required functional tests based on the Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) being replaced.
Provides an overview of spare parts available for the LOGIQ e/LOGIQ e Vet/LOGIQ i/Vivid e systems.
Lists common abbreviations used in the manual, such as Assy, Ctrl, FRU, KBD, LCD, etc.
Details part replacements using 'Replaced By' column and lists equipment models covered in this chapter.
Illustrates the operator console assembly, identifying major components like LCD and Keyboard Assy.
Provides detailed diagrams and part numbers for the LCD assembly components.
Shows diagrams of the keyboard assembly and its various components, including trackball and key assemblies.
Illustrates the components of the bottom assembly, including various boards, fans, and HDD.
Lists spare parts specific to LOGIQ e Vet systems for the USA, distinguishing between color schemes.
Illustrates the wiring diagram showing connections between major assemblies like LCD, KBD, and fans.
Details components of the isolation cart, including wheels, transformers, handles, and cable kits.
Illustrates components for the enhanced version of the isolation cart.
Lists various accessories and kits, including battery packs, DVD-RW drives, printers, and USB devices.
Lists available manuals and quick start guides for different LOGIQ and Vivid models and software versions.
Lists probes compatible with LOGIQ e, Vivid e, and LOGIQ i systems, including their part numbers and frequencies.
Determines that no mandatory periodic maintenance inspections are required, but customer programs may differ.
Explains the importance of maintenance for safety, dependability, performance, and gaining accreditation.
Specifies how often tasks should be performed, assuming average patient load and mobile unit use.
Lists special tools, supplies, and equipment needed for care and maintenance, including specific requirements.
Outlines preliminary checks, functional checks, peripheral/option checks, input power, and cleaning procedures.
Details electrical safety tests conforming to IEC 60601-1, focusing on leakage current and patient safety.
Provides troubleshooting steps for AC/DC fails, enclosure fails, probe fails, peripheral fails, and new unit failures.
