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Why is the image quality degrading on my GE Vscan Air?
If you experience degrading image quality with your GE Medical Equipment, it could be due to a damaged transducer or dead elements. In this case, contact GEHC Service.
Why am I getting an electric shock from the GE Medical Equipment probe?
If you are experiencing electric shock from the probe of your GE Medical Equipment, it could be due to dropping the probe. In this case, contact GEHC Service.
Why am I not able to disinfect my GE Vscan Air properly?
If you are unable to properly disinfect your GE Medical Equipment, it may be due to uneven surfaces, cracks, or uneven joint parts. In this case, contact GEHC Service.
General| Battery Life | Up to 50 minutes of scanning |
|---|---|
| Type | Handheld Ultrasound |
| Display | Via mobile device (not included) |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Probe Type | Dual-probe |
| Charging Time | Approximately 2 hours |
| Charging | USB-C |
| Water Resistance | IP67 |
| Transducer Type | Phased Array and Linear Array |
| Imaging Modes | Color Doppler |
| Operating System | Android, iOS |
| Storage | Via mobile device (not included) |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Android and iOS devices |
Provides a general introduction to the Vscan Air user manual and its documentation.
Highlights important safety considerations and warnings before using the Vscan Air system.
Provides details on how to contact GEHC Ultrasound for support and information.
Introduces the safety measures to be taken before operating the Vscan Air ultrasound system.
Outlines the owner's responsibilities to ensure safe operation and maintenance of the Vscan Air system.
Details crucial safety considerations for patient, personnel, and equipment safety.
Details the compliance of the Vscan Air with EMC regulations and provides guidance on its use.
Explains acoustic output parameters and their real-time display features like TI and MI.
Describes the purpose of safety labels and other important information provided on the equipment.
Lists all items included in the Vscan Air CL shipment box contents for user verification.
Details operational, nonoperational, and storage/transport environmental requirements for Vscan Air CL.
Provides an overview of the Vscan Air CL device, its components, and the Vscan Air App functionality.
Provides information on the Vscan Air CL probe's battery, specifications, and charging methods.
Guides the user through the initial setup, including app installation and account creation.
Allows adjustment of scan settings like centerline marker, TGC control, and preview mode.
Allows configuration of Modality Worklist Server, DICOM Image Server, and Network Shared Folder.
Explains how to protect exam and patient information by enabling a data access PIN.
Describes how to manage user accounts, including deleting them.
Provides access to user manuals, knowledge centers, and contact information for support.
Allows users to run diagnostics tests and send logs for troubleshooting purposes.
Describes the left panel of the Vscan Air interface, including presets and menu options.
Covers general scanning recommendations, use of gel, probe orientation, and imaging modes.
Explains how to perform distance and ellipse measurements on frozen images using the Vscan Air app.
Details how to share images, videos, and exams via different methods like DICOM and Network Shared Folder.
Explains optional digital features like MyDeviceHub, MyRemoteShare, and MyImageCloud.
Outlines the importance of regular care, maintenance, and safety inspections for the Vscan Air CL.
Provides recommendations and procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the Vscan Air CL probe and display device.
Guides on how to upgrade app software and Vscan Air CL probe software.
Offers solutions for common connectivity issues between the Vscan Air CL and mobile devices.
Guides on accessing and running diagnostic tests for the Vscan Air probe.
Lists and explains probe errors like overheating, low battery, critical voltage, and connectivity issues.
Introduces privacy and security considerations for Vscan Air usage.
Discusses network requirements and protocols for secure Vscan Air operation.
Details how to protect the system by maintaining software and OS, and avoiding incompatible software.
Explains the types of personal information collected and how it is used and disclosed.
Details the physical dimensions, weight, and transducer specifications.
Details acoustic output indices, parameters, and reporting tables.
Provides guidance on determining measurement error and developing uniform techniques.
Lists clinical applications and anatomical evaluations supported by the Vscan Air transducers.
