A detailed Table of Contents and List of Effective Pages begins on Page i. It includes the latest
change date for each page in the manual. Original pages will not have any date in the Contents and
List of Effective Pages or at the bottom of the page. A change bar (
) located in the outside margin
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Advanced Technology Laboratories, Inc.
P.O. Box 3003
Bothell, WA 98041-3003
COPYRIGHTE1992 BY ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY LABORATORIES, INC.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
PRINTED IN USA
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Introduction
Introduction
This manual provides only information
most often needed in the field.
Experienced personnel will be able to use
accompanying performance testing, and
preventive maintenance checklists.
Organization
The manual contains major tab divisions
for diagrams, procedures, adjustments,
fault isolation, configuration supplement,
Operating Notes, Service Bulletins, reference, and parts.
ACTIVE DOCUMENT LIST: lists all active
documents pertaining to the Ultramarkr4
Ultrasound System. Listed are active service bulletins, service manuals, operation
manuals and operating notes.
SERVICEBULLETINS: copiesofall
active service bulletins are included. “Hot
Tips” may be added as they are received
by the CSR.
REFERENCE: for information regarding
interconnecting cables and connectors
used in the Ultramarkr4, as well as other
miscellaneous information.
REPLACEABLE PARTS: illustrated parts
listings of parts commonly replaced in the
field.
REFERENCE: includedareconnector
pinouts, difficult removal/install instructions and other material not suited for inclusion in other manual sections.
DIAGRAMS: includes diagrams of system/
data paths, power distribution, and cabling.
PROCEDURES: contains information on
installation, performance testing, and preventive maintenance.
ADJUSTMENTS:proceduresforfield
authorized adjustments, including adjustment parameters and location diagrams.
FAULTISOLATION: fault isolation information in tabular format.
CONFIGURATION: hardware and software compatibility information for specific
system configurations.
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Manual Usage and Update Information
The Table of Contents and List of Effective
Pages have been combined for this
manual. There is no List of Illustrations or
List of Tables. This will facilitate frequent
updating of the manual and allow TSRs to
easily determine the effective date of referenced information.
The contents of manual change packages
should be inserted as indicated on the
cover sheet attached to the package.
Changed or added pages can be identified
by the change date at the bottom of the
effected page. No change date indicates
the page is an original page. Change bars
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located in the outside margin of the page
denotes the specific part of apage that was
changed at that date. A pointing hand indicates the portion of the figure that has been
changed.
Page numbers are divided into three parts.
The prefix indicates the system. The
middle portion indicates the section within
the major tab. The suffix indicates the
actual page number.
Safety and Precautions
This section provides biological, procedural,environmental,electricaland
mechanical safety information.
WARNING statements identify conditions
or practices that could result in personal
injury or death.
CAUTION statements identify conditions
or practices that could result in equipment
damage.
Biological Safety
CAUTION:
Scanheads must be connected
and selected before turning a system on.
Do not disconnect scanheads while systems are on. Disconnect with power on
only if image has been frozen or if scanhead has been deselected.
CAUTION:
Do not sterilize scanheads with
heat, liquid, gas, or solvents. Do not autoclave or expose to temperatures exceeding 50_C (131_F). Permanent damage
may result.
WARNING:
scanheads prior to cleaning.
WARNING:
ing, and cable before using the instrument. Do
not use damaged transducers.
WARNING:
ment is classified ClassI, TypeB as defined in
IEC Standard 601-1 Safety of Medical Electrical Equipment. Electrical shock protection is
provided byconnecting theinstrument chassis
to safety ground using the 3-wire power cable
provided. This cable must be connected to a
properly grounded receptacle. Do not defeat
the grounding integrity of the equipment.
Disconnect power source and
Inspect the transducer face,hous-
Equipment grounding: This equip-
The assessment of the biological effects of
diagnostic ultrasound on humans is not
complete. Diagnostic ultrasound procedures should be used only for valid reasons, for the shortest period of time, and at
the lowest power settings necessary to
producediagnosticallyacceptable
images.
Procedural Safety
WARNING:
unless another person capable of rendering
first aid is present.
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Do not service or adjust a system
WARNING:
is not properly grounded. The system must be
plugged into a hospital-grade outlet.
WARNING:
power connected. Under certain conditions,
dangerous voltages may exist with power
removed. Disconnect power and discharge
circuits before touching.
WARNING:
qualified service personnel only.Avoid electric
shock and fire hazard by using proper fuses.
CAUTION:
Shock hazards exist if the system
Do not replace components with
Fusereplacement is tobedone by
Verify the system is set to
proper power source voltage and the cart
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C
C
power plug mates with the power receptacle.
WARNING:
introduced by using substituted parts or modified instruments.
WARNING:
mended by ATLmay cause electrical shock or
other unsafe conditions.
CAUTION:
Additionalhazardsmaybe
Using accessories not recom-
Verify circuit boards and components are dry before applying power to
the system.
Electro-Static Precautions
CAUTION:
This equipment contains compoents which are electro-static sensitive.
Proper static procedures, protection and
equipment must be used prior to opening,
and during handling of of this equipment.
Failure to use proper ESD procedures will
causedamagetothese components.Such
damage to components is not covered by
ATL warranties. Refer to General Field
Service Manual, (P/N 4720-0219-01) for
details.
Environmental Safety
WARNING:
presence of flammable gases or anesthetics
or in an oxygen enriched environment (i.e., in
an explosive atmosphere). An explosioncould
result.
Do not operate a system in the
cancauseittobecomemechanically
unstable.
CAUTION:
Do not use esters or ketone
solutions to clean parts. Discoloration (or
worse) will result.
System Safety Symbology
Document IEC601-1, International Electrotechnical Commission: Safety of Medical Electrical Equipment, classifies patient
connections according to whether the
outer enclosure is grounded or floating
(non-conducting). The classifications are
shown below.
Groundedchassis.Protection
against electrical shock is provided
by connection of chassis to the
safety ground (IEC601-1 Type B).
Isolatedpatientconnection(IE
601-1 Type BF).
Isolatedpatientconnection(IE
601-1 Type CF).
I and O on circuit breaker and
power switch represents ON and
OFF, respectively.
This symbol identifies safety note.
!
Be sure you understand the function of this control before using it.
Drip-proof hand-held appliance
Mechanical Safety
CAUTION:
Use caution when transporting
the system over uneven surfaces, including entry to or exit from elevators.
WARNING:
equipment specified by ATL, on the system.
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Stacking equipment, other than
(trans-ducerassembly).This
instrument may be safely handled
with wet hands.
Identifies protective earth ground
(located next to ground stud on the
rear panel).
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The following are internal symbols (for reference only):
Identifies the point where the system safety ground is fastened to
the chassis.
Identifies high voltage components operating above 1000 Vac
or 1500 Vdc.
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SCANHEADS
ACQUISITION GROUP
(A1-A4) BEAMFORMER
A1 RF Select PCB (S1)
* NO ACTIVE CIRCUITRY, JUST ROUTES SCANHEAD SIGNALS
TO FRONT END PCB (VIA CHABIN CABLES TO RF SELECT PCB
TO CENTER SECTION OF 3-PIECE MB)
A1 Doppler Pulser PCB (S2)
* VARIABLE AMPLIFIER FOR EXCITATION XMT PULSES FROM
PULSE PROCESSOR FOR MECHANICAL SCANHEADS IN CW AND
PULSED DOPPLER MODES
A2 Beamformer Front End PCB
* T/R SWITCHS BLOCK PULSERS FROM REACHING TGC
AMPLIFIERS AND BEAMFORMER FOCUS PCB
* HIGH VOLTAGE MUX SWITCHES (HV16'S). ROUTE PULSERS
Figure 1C-3. UM-4 Human Factors Cart (HFC) Cabling Diagram
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Figure 1C--4.UM-4A (OB) Cabling Diagram
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1CCabling
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Figure 1C--5.UM-4CV Cabling Diagram
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1CCabling
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Figure 1C--6.UM-4PV Cabling Diagram
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1CCabling
Figure 1C--7.UM-4A (Full Feature) and 4A
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PLUS
Cabling Diagram
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Section 2APre-Installation Requirements
2A--1Introduction
The purpose of this evaluation is to ensure
a trouble-free installation and to assist the
customer in providing an environment that
supports the reliable performance o f an
ATL ultrasound system. This document is
intended to guide you through a comprehensive inspection that ensures all physical,electricalandenvironmental
conditions are appropriate for optimum
system operation.
NOTE:
Some parts of this section include
policies, equipment requirements, and
procedures that may apply only to U.S.
field use. For dealers, affiliates, or other
authorized service personnel who do not
use the domesticU.S. servicedocuments,
use your equivalent document, where
applicable.
NOTE:
CIDshould bepresentedto,and
reviewed with, the primary service contact and made accessible to both the
equipment user and the CSR.
Inaddition,systemspecifications
(
Ta b l e 2 A -- 1
) are included at the end of
this section to assist in evaluating the site.
2A--2Required Materials
Tool Kit
x
DVM
x
Oscilloscope
x
ONEAC Line Viewer
x
Three-pronged Outlet Tester
x
Measuring Tape
x
ATLGeneralServiceManual
x
(4720-0219-01)
ATL Power Primer (4760-0215-XX)
x
Power Line Data Sticker (4765-0247-XX)
x
Site Evaluation FSR (4765-0298-XX)
x
x
InstallationPlanningManual
(4765-0001-XX)
Two documents are used exclusively with
the site evaluation program.
x
A comprehensive Site Evaluation FSR is
used to accurately record and document
all pertinent customer information as
well as the actual site findings. It accommodates evaluating two sites.
x
The Customer Information Directory
(CID) is a resource document that
enables the customer to more easily
communicate with ATL. It also serves as
a convenient file for keeping FSRs, MAs
and other pertinent documentation. The
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2A--3Initial Customer Contact
In notifying you of a pending new system
delivery, the Customer Support Center
(CSC) will give you as much lead-time as
possible. Although it is our goal to perform
an on-site inspection thirty days or more
prior to system installation, it is not always
possible. For those accounts in which
travel is excessive or costly, or in the event
that you are given less than three weeks
notice before system delivery, exercise
good judgement in determining if you will
do a site evaluation prior to installation. In
either case, conduct some of the site eval-
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