GE Vivid i release notes
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1. Notebook Intel R Dual Display Clone Extended Desktop Figure 2 Figure 3 4 OK or Apply The question appearing on Figure 4 will display Select OK The dialog box will close and the VGA output will become activated Confirm Desktop Change Your desktop has been reconfigured Do you want to keep If no response is received within 15 seconds these changes will automatically be canceled Uk Cancel Figure 4 Oct 6 2004 6 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Notes 1 When the VGA cable is disconnected and reconnected while the system is ON the VGA output is maintained 2 If system is shut down to standby or Full shut down while the VGA device is connected continuousely the VGA output will appear after system is turned ON 3 If system is shut down to standby or Full shut down and the VGA device is disconnected the VGA output will not appear after turn on and the above procedure will have to be repeated Zoom controlled by depth add to page 31 When ZOOM is activated the DEPTH rocker button may be used to change the magnification factor This can be useful when ZOOM is used in color or Doppler modes Automatic Tissue Optimization ATO add to page 80 ATO provides an automatic optimization of the 2D image by adjusting the gray scale curve Press the 2D GAIN rotary to toggle ATO on or off When activated ATO is displayed in the informa2. Boot up down Issue Description When booting up with a USB memory card connected occasionally the system may lockup Workaround Description Do not use the devices by M System since this failure is only related to these devices RBUG53888 Oct 6 2004 11 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Table 3 Additional Notes and Workarounds This table identifies additional notes and workarounds providing information issues you may encounter while performing scans and offers workarounds for these issues Table 3 Additional Notes and Workarounds Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Category Note Workaround Ref No Archive 1 rather than continue the numbering Stored loops to clipboard are numbered consecutively If an FBUG48336 exam is continued later the loop numbering starts again from Archive defined in User Manual It is possible to continue the same exam only if it is ended and FBUG51477 inserted on the same date Contrary to the 24 hour period Archive Export function does not calculate the required space no workaround correctly When exporting to DICOM or MPEGvue the export function converts the data thus changing file size It will try to estimate the file size after conversion but not always correctly FBUG51497 Configuration Configuration gt dataflow configuration updates only after exiting amp re entering dataf
3. e When battery is discharged further it will reach a point where the system will shut down in an orderly manner The system will perform End Exam as explained above and then do a full system shutdown Using the External VGA monitor output add to page 46 When the system is first turned on it has no signal on its VGA output by default In order to hook up an external monitor or projector proceed as follows 1 Connect the VGA cable to into the VGA socket on the rear panel of the Vivid 2 Press on the three buttons lt CTRL gt lt ALT gt lt Page Erase gt together The dialog window on Figure 1 will appear Intel R 82852 82855 GM GME Graphics Controller Properties Color Schemes Hot Keys Rotation OpenGL Information Settings Colors True Color Screen Area 800 by 600 Retresh Rate 60 Hz Intel R Dual Display Clone v Full Screen No Border dd Extended Desktop Cancel Figure 1 Oct 6 2004 5 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Note In case the VGA cable is not properly hooked up to the rear panel or in case the monitor is not switched on the monitor is not recognized so you may see on display a single icon as in Figure 2 If you improve the connection click OK or Cancel and repeat step 2 above By pressing lt CTRL gt lt ALT gt lt Page Erase gt 3 Select the Intel Dual Display Clone icon as shown on Figure 3 E m or
4. 0 b 38 Table 2 Notes and Workarounds and Feature Limitations This table identifies Notes and Workarounds and Feature Limitations notes where features are unavailable which may result in a loss of some functionality and cause some user inconvenience Category Note Workaround Ref No Annotation Press Bodymark key Select a bodymark Press Page Erase key The bodymark does not disappear This is configurable on the Config Annotation page FBUG53479 Archive Export to remote archive patient details first name last name d o b not updated in remote archive after export with replace flag on REQ47504 Archive Export Issue Description When exporting patients to madia pressing Done prematurely will bring up a message You have no archive access impossible to open patients in local archive You will also find that the patient on the media has been locked by getting fail message destination patient locked Workaround Description When exporting patients to madia after pressing Copy do not hit Done before the copying process has totally finished FBUG57105 ECG Issue Description ECG Lead selection or inversion function is not available Workaround Description Need to swap ECG leads in case the trace needs inversion FBUG49385 MPEGvue Player Measurements in Doppler or M Mode is only possible when sweep is complete non interrupted FBUG57596
5. The time for a full charge from 0 to 100 state of charge is 4 5 hours typical Since charging time is non linear it may typically take about 3 hours to charge from 0 to 90 Recalibration Time After prolonged usage of the battery its fuel gauge capacity meter may start to drift At this point the battery may be re calibrated to extend its capacity The recalibration time is about 9 hours for an empty battery and about 14 hours for a fully charged battery A calibration cycle will be faster if the battery is fully discharged to begin with Oct 6 2004 8 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Oct 6 2004 9 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Notes Limitations and Workarounds Table 1 Important to Performance and Data Integrity This table identifies issues that are Important to Performance and Data Integrity Please read and become familiar with the issues in the following table A failure to follow these instructions can result in seriously impaired function Category Issue amp Workaround Ref No Annotations Issue Description FBUG68197 Annotations text arrow or body mark are created on separate RBUG67017 layers When exporting and viewing annotated images on a DICOM viewer or EchoPACPC or when zooming the image on EchoPACPC the position of the annotations on the image may be changed from its ori
6. Basic User Manual p n 2378958 100 rev 02 and address specific concerns related to software version R 4 1 0 b 38 Keep this document with the Basic User Manual and have all users become familiar with its contents and organization before using your system under this software version Oct 6 2004 2 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Table of Contents asapana rasana paa nissa neniun Arasan ANANT 4 Switching off the unit Automatic End 8 1 4 Switching off the unit using the LCD screen 4 Switching off the Unit for trANSPOFt oo ec tee e eee e teeter etre 4 Power monitoring amp battery status nena ane estt tkr EE EEEE EEEE EE Ennn Enans anena ent 5 Using the External VGA monitor OUtpUt 5 Zoom controlled by depth cscri cancedsdvlaee 7 Autom
7. Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Medical Systems Technical Publications Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 CE oes Vividi Release Notes R 4 1 0 b 38 Operating Documentation Copyright 2005 By General Electric Co Regulatory Requirement This product complies with regulatory requirements of the following European Directive 93 42 EEC concerning medical devices This manual is a reference for the Vivid i It applies version R 4 1 0 b 38 software for the Vivid i ultrasound system Oct 6 2004 1 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Revision History Table i 1 Reason for Change Ver 4 1 0 b 38 REV DATE REASON FOR CHANGE Rev 0 October 5 2005 Initial Release Rev 00 Table i 2 List of Effective Pages PAGE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER PAGE NUMBER REVISION NUMBER Please verify that you are using the latest revision of this document Information pertaining to this document is maintained on GPC GE Medical Systems Global Product Configuration If you need to know the latest revision contact your distributor local GE Sales Representative or in the USA call the GE Ultrasound Clinical Answer Center at 1 800 682 5327 or 1 262 524 5698 ATTENTION VIVID i USERS This document contains information concerning the use of your VIVID i ultrasound system Precautions and instructions are included that supplement the
8. atic Tissue Optimization 7 About Measurement results cae eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaecaeaaaaceeeeeeeeeeesaeaaaaaaeteeeeeeeeeeeeanaes 7 Notes Limitations and Workarounds ccccccccssecsseeceeeeecueeeceeeeceseeuenseneseeueeeeussenansenans 10 Table 1 Important to Performance and Data 10 Table 2 Notes and Workarounds and Feature 8 11 Table 3 Additional Notes and 12 Oct 6 2004 3 of 12 Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Addendum to User Manual This section contain a summary of improvements amp modifications included in s w version 4 1 0 b 38 which have not been added yet to the current Vivid User Manual no 2378958 100 Rev 02 Throughout the following document page numbers refer to the above defined user manual Switching off the unit Automatic End exam Add to page 46 When the curr
9. e lid is closed an automatic End Exam is performed as mentioned above Please notice that it may take some extra time before system turns to Standby mode This is due to the transfer of images to the permanent Archive Do not disconnect network cable yet As soon as system is in standby the fan sound will cease and the power monitoring LEDs will blink At this point you may disconnect the network cable from the Vivid Switching off the unit for transport add to page 23 Warning When turning system off for shipment transport or carrying in the Go Pack please turn system to full shutdown Do not ship systems while in Standby to avoide battery depletion and because of danger that lid may open and activate system ON If system turns ON in a closed case there is danger of excessive heat or fire Oct 6 2004 4 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 Warning Turn system to full shutdown and remove battery before lengthy shipment or transport in a package case or Go Pack Power monitoring amp battery status See page 14 The following are additional operation comments e The power status of the system is sampled every 15 seconds This means that there may be a delay of up to 15 sec before the correct power icon is displayed e When battery charge is below a minimal charge of 15 there will be a message on the prompt line below requesting user to perform a proper shutdown
10. ent examination is finished the user should perform End Exam before entering details of a new patient The End Exam function will move all of the images and other data to a permanent location in the local archive or the remote archive if so configured After ending the exam the current patient details will not appear on screen because the system will be disengaged from any particular examination data The state of the system now is such that there is no current active patient Ending the exam automatically The user may shut the system off or put it into standby mode see page 19 either with the on off button or by closing the lid without performing End Exam In such a case the system will automatically perform End Exam this may take some time since the system is moving ALL of the stored images to a permanent location in the Archive Note In case you turn system off see page 19 while connected to a remote Archive please wait until all images have been transferred to the remote archive before pulling out the network connection cable In case the connection was terminated before all data was stored remotely the images will remain stored in a buffer on the local hard disk Upon the next turn on of the system there would be a sequence of dialog boxes to allow user to assign those left over buffered images to a particular patient Switching off the unit using the LCD screen lid add to page 20 When th
11. ginal location Workaround Description Under these conditions since the annotation may have shifted from its original position do not base any medical interpretation from the specific positioning of the annotation over the image Archive Multiple Issue Description FBUG62015 exams on same date 1 Bein direct store mode FBUG67022 Create new patient and make the first exam RBUG67017 3 Add new exam 4 Select the first exam and Begin Exam 5 When you try to store an image a warning massage pops up to inform the user that the image will be stored in today s last exam 6 End exam select all to save all images 7 When you recall the last exam there are two problems A the first image is duplicated B the last image is not stored Workaround Description This loss amp duplication occurs only when the Direct Store flag is enabled This flag is disabled by default and should never be enabled Doppler PW Issue Description FBUG56219 In all cardiac probes in Doppler PW When using HPRF with multiple gates there may be strong tonal noise Workaround Description When this happens press the HPRF button to disable multi gated HPRF mode This will normally reduce tonal noise Doppler PW Tonal noise represented by horizontal lines occasionally appear in FBUG45889 PW Doppler spectrum no workaround Oct 6 2004 10 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1
12. low FBUG48960 Doppler Issue Description disappears Workaround Description Press Update again so as to have live Doppler spectrum Pressing Freeze will not lose the spectrum Scan in Doppler mod Press Update so that 2D is live and spectrum is in Freeze Press Freeze the Doppler spectrum FBUG55135 probe Doppler Pedof Issue Description Using a Pedof pencil probe Occasionally you may wish to increase the gain but no reaction occurs Workaround Description Gain is updated only after freeze unfreeze FBUG56073 Oct 6 2004 12 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0
13. tion window About Measurement results display add to page 110 Note Be aware of the following Measurement results display By default the system always displays absolute values for parameters measured in Doppler This means that values from above and below baseline will all be displayed as positive results For Cardiac this behavior cannot be changed For non Cardiac the Absolute Value setting can be turned off in Config gt Meas Text gt Advanced by setting the attribute Absolute Value to Off For calculated parameters the system uses signed values in calculation formulas and displays the absolute value of the result Oct 6 2004 7 of 12 Vivid Release Notes Direction 2414370 100 Rev 0 Vivid i Draft Ver 4 1 0 b 38 External Battery Charger A new feature There is a new standalone desktop smart battery charger with the added ability to recalibrate the battery s fuel gauge when detected to be out of calibration The User s Manual for this charger is enclosed with the charger s package Battery Bay Calibration Button Status Window LED Indication The status of the battery is indicated by the LEDs visible in the status window He Green Flashing Battery Charging 8 Green Solid Battery Fully charged He Blue flashing Battery in Calibration mode 9 Blue Solid Battery fuel Gauge Calibrated He Red Flashing Battery fuel Gauge in need of recalibration 9 Red Solid Error Recharging Time
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