Mindray Resona I9
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Mindray Resona I9 is a high-performance diagnostic ultrasound system designed to meet the demanding needs of healthcare professionals. With its advanced imaging technologies, comprehensive clinical applications, and user-centric design, the I9 empowers clinicians to achieve卓越的诊断信心. Its exceptional image clarity, AI-powered features, and seamless workflow optimization make it an ideal choice for a wide range of clinical applications, including cardiology, radiology, obstetrics, and gynecology.
Key Features
Advanced imaging technologies for exceptional image clarity
AI-powered features to enhance diagnostic confidence
Comprehensive clinical applications for versatile use
User-centric design for efficient workflow
Ergonomic design for user comfort during extended use
Compact and portable design for easy maneuverability
Customizable settings to meet individual preferences
Remote service capabilities for timely support
Warranty and service support for peace of mind
Pages: 394 Mindray Resona I9 Service manual
Brand: Mindray Category: Print & Scan Size: 19 MB
Languages: English
Table of contents
- 3 Contents
- 10 Revision History
- 11 Intellectual Property Statement
- 12 Applicable for
- 13 Statement
- 14 Responsibility on the Manufacturer Party
- 15 Service Contact
- 16 Safety Precautions
- 16 Symbols
- 16 Meaning of Signal Words
- 17 Warning Labels
- 17 General Symbols
- 19 Safety Precautions
- 19 Electrical Safety
- 20 Mechanical Safety
- 21 Personnel Safety
- 21 Other
- 22 Part I Service Scenarios
- 23 1 Installation
- 23 1.1 Site Preparations
- 23 1.1.1 Environmental Requirements
- 23 1.1.2 Power Supply Requirements
- 23 1.1.2.1 Power specifications
- 24 1.1.2.2 Requirements for the voltage regulator
- 24 1.1.2.3 Grounding requirements
- 24 1.1.3 EMI
- 25 1.1.4 Package Specifications
- 26 1.1.5 Space Requirements
- 26 1.1.5.1 Physical dimensions
- 26 1.1.5.2 Space planning
- 27 1.1.6 Network Requirements
- 27 1.1.7 Confirmation Before Installation
- 28 1.2 System Installation
- 28 1.2.1 Unpacking the Device
- 28 1.2.1.1 Unpacking tools
- 28 1.2.1.2 Unpacking box
- 29 1.2.1.3 Checking the package
- 30 1.2.1.4 Unpacking the Device
- 34 1.2.1.5 Checking unpacked items
- 34 1.2.2 Transporting the Main Unit
- 34 1.2.2.1 Transporting the unpacked main unit
- 35 1.2.3 Installing the Device
- 35 1.2.3.1 Connecting to the Power Cable
- 35 1.2.3.2 Installing the Storage Box
- 36 1.2.3.3 Install the Towelette holder
- 37 1.2.3.4 Installing the Intracavitary Probe Bracket
- 38 1.2.3.5 Installing the Ultrasound Gel Warmer
- 38 1.2.3.6 Installing the DVD Assembly
- 39 1.2.3.7 Installing the Probe Adapter
- 39 1.2.3.8 Connecting the ECG cable
- 40 1.2.3.9 Connecting a probe
- 40 1.2.3.10 Using a dust cover on a probe socket
- 41 1.2.4 Adjusting the System
- 41 1.2.4.1 Adjusting the monitor
- 41 Adjusting the monitor position
- 43 Adjusting the display brightness and contrast
- 43 Testing the monitor
- 45 1.2.4.2 Adjusting the touch screen
- 45 Adjusting the display brightness and contrast
- 45 Testing the touch screen
- 46 1.2.4.3 Adjusting the control panel
- 48 1.2.4.4 Adjusting the casters
- 48 1.2.5 Connecting Peripherals
- 48 1.2.5.1 Connecting a footswitch
- 48 1.2.5.2 Connecting a graphic printer
- 51 1.2.5.3 Connecting a video printer
- 52 1.2.5.4 Connecting a wireless printer
- 52 1.2.5.5 Installing a barcode scanner
- 53 1.2.5.6 Connecting an ultrasound workstation
- 53 1.2.5.7 Connecting the UltraSync system
- 53 1.2.6 Setting System Software
- 53 1.2.6.1 Starting the System
- 54 1.2.6.2 Entering the Doppler screen
- 54 1.2.6.3 Setting hospital information
- 55 1.2.6.4 Setting the system date and time
- 55 1.2.6.5 Setting the system language
- 55 1.2.6.6 Setting the screensaver and standby mode
- 55 1.2.6.7 Setting the video format
- 55 1.2.6.8 Setting custom keys
- 55 1.2.6.9 Setting the printer
- 56 1.2.6.10 Connecting the system to the Network
- 60 1.2.6.11 Connecting a DICOM/HL7 server
- 61 1.2.6.12 Capturing NIC data
- 61 1.2.6.13 Setting an installment plan
- 64 1.2.6.14 Setting the security policy
- 65 1.2.6.15 Connecting to MedSight or MedTouch
- 65 1.2.6.16 Connect the Ultraview
- 66 2 Maintenance
- 66 2.1 Overview
- 66 2.2 Care and Maintenance
- 66 2.2.1 Tools, measuring equipment and consumables
- 67 2.2.2 Regular maintenance items
- 69 2.2.3 System cleaning
- 69 2.2.3.1 Clean the dust-proof net.
- 70 2.2.3.2 Cleaning the display (touch screen)
- 70 2.2.3.3 Cleaning the trackball
- 71 2.2.3.4 Cleaning the control panel
- 72 2.2.3.5 Cleaning the probe
- 72 2.2.3.6 Cleaning the holders
- 72 2.2.3.7 Cleaning the coupling heater
- 73 2.2.3.8 Cleaning the machine shell
- 73 2.2.3.9 Cleaning peripherals
- 75 2.3 Inspections
- 75 2.3.1 Common inspections
- 75 2.3.2 System Function Inspection
- 77 2.3.3 Inspection of Peripherals and Optional Functions
- 78 2.3.4 Checking Mechanical Safety
- 80 2.3.5 Checking Electrical Safety
- 80 2.4 Software Maintenance
- 80 2.4.1 Viewing System Information
- 81 2.4.2 Logging in to Service Account
- 83 2.4.3 Entering the Windows
- 83 2.4.4 Importing the configuration file after the SSD is replaced
- 84 2.4.5 Recovering the Software
- 84 2.4.6 Rolling back the Software
- 84 2.4.7 Activating the Operating System
- 84 2.4.7.1 Online activation
- 86 2.4.7.2 Telephone activation
- 88 2.4.8 Self-Tests
- 88 2.4.8.1 Maintenance Self-Test
- 94 2.4.8.2 User Self-Test
- 96 2.4.8.3 Test Report
- 98 2.4.9 Log Export and Viewing
- 98 2.4.9.1 Exporting Logs
- 98 2.4.9.2 Viewing Logs
- 100 2.4.10 Optional Software Function Management
- 100 2.4.10.1 Installing optional functions
- 101 2.4.10.2 Uninstalling optional functions
- 101 2.4.10.3 Trying out optional functions
- 101 2.4.10.4 Promoting optional functions
- 102 2.4.11 Preset Data Management
- 102 2.4.11.1 Backing up the preset data
- 102 2.4.11.2 Restoring the preset data
- 103 2.4.11.3 Restoring factory settings
- 103 2.4.12 Patient Data Management
- 103 2.4.12.1 Backing up patient data
- 103 2.4.12.2 Recovering patient data
- 103 2.4.13 Recycle Bin Management
- 104 2.4.14 Transducer test
- 104 2.4.14.1 Creating and Backing Up Baseline Values
- 105 2.4.14.2 Performing Test Regularly
- 105 2.4.14.3 Comparing Test Data
- 106 2.4.15 Probe Check
- 107 3 Repair
- 107 3.1 System Diagnosis and Support
- 107 3.1.1 Indicators
- 110 3.1.2 System Status Indicator
- 112 3.1.3 System Startup Process
- 112 3.1.3.1 System startup process in AC power supply mode
- 113 3.1.3.2 BIOS startup process
- 113 3.1.3.3 Windows startup process
- 114 3.1.3.4 Doppler startup process
- 114 3.1.4 Alarm and Error Information
- 115 3.1.4.1 Battery error
- 116 3.1.4.2 System power voltage error
- 117 3.1.4.3 Temperature error
- 119 3.1.4.4 Fan error
- 119 3.1.4.5 Key error
- 120 3.1.4.6 PHV error
- 122 3.1.5 Error Code List
- 126 3.1.6 Self-test
- 126 3.1.7 Log
- 128 3.2 Troubleshooting of Common Errors
- 129 3.2.1 System Power-up Errors
- 129 3.2.1.1 Involved modules or boards
- 129 3.2.1.2 Information to be collected
- 130 3.2.1.3 Troubleshooting method
- 132 3.2.2 System Startup Errors
- 132 3.2.2.1 Involved modules or boards
- 132 3.2.2.2 Information to be collected
- 133 3.2.2.3 Troubleshooting method
- 134 3.2.3 Image Errors
- 134 3.2.3.1 Involved modules or boards
- 134 3.2.3.2 Information to be collected
- 135 3.2.3.3 Troubleshooting method
- 136 3.2.4 Probe Identification Errors
- 136 3.2.4.1 Involved modules or boards
- 136 3.2.4.2 Information to Be Collected
- 136 3.2.4.3 Troubleshooting method
- 137 3.2.5 Control Panel Errors
- 137 3.2.5.1 Involved modules or boards
- 138 3.2.5.2 Information to be collected
- 138 3.2.5.3 Control Panel Errors
- 140 3.2.6 Display and Relevant Errors
- 140 3.2.6.1 Involved modules or boards
- 141 3.2.6.2 Information to Be Collected
- 141 3.2.6.3 Display errors
- 143 3.2.7 IO Port System Errors
- 143 3.2.7.1 Involved modules or boards
- 144 3.2.7.2 Information to be collected
- 144 3.2.7.3 Troubleshooting
- 147 3.2.8 CW Errors
- 147 3.2.8.1 Involved modules or boards
- 147 3.2.8.2 Information to be collected
- 147 3.2.8.3 Troubleshooting
- 147 3.2.9 4D Errors
- 147 3.2.9.1 Involved modules or boards
- 148 3.2.9.2 Information to be collected
- 148 3.2.9.3 Troubleshooting
- 149 3.2.10 ECG Errors
- 149 3.2.10.1 Involved modules or boards
- 149 3.2.10.2 Information to be collected
- 149 3.2.10.3 Troubleshooting
- 150 4 Upgrade
- 150 4.1 Upgrading Operating System and Ultrasound Application Software
- 150 4.1.1 Obtaining the Software
- 150 4.1.2 Upgrade Method
- 150 4.2 Upgrading Software Optional Functions
- 150 4.2.1 Upgrade Method
- 151 4.3 Upgrading Hardware Optional Functions
- 151 4.3.1 Hardware Function List
- 155 4.3.2 Upgrade Method
- 155 4.3.2.1 Upgrading the gel warmer
- 155 4.3.2.2 Upgrading the intracavitary probe bracket
- 155 4.3.2.3 Upgrading the towelette holder
- 156 4.3.2.4 Upgrading ECG
- 156 4.3.2.5 Upgrading the Pen Transducer Cable
- 156 4.3.2.6 Upgrading the DVD assembly
- 156 4.3.2.7 Upgrading the WiFi module
- 156 4.3.2.8 Upgrading the iClear+ Dongle function
- 157 4.3.2.9 Upgrading the iVocal function
- 157 4.3.2.10 Upgrading the 4D/TEE module
- 157 4.3.2.11 Upgrading the CW assembly
- 157 4.3.2.12 Upgrading the Battery module (2h/4h)
- 157 4.3.2.13 Upgrading the Fusion Imaging system with trolley
- 157 Install the magnetic transmitter trolley
- 159 Install the magnetic navigation generator/controller assembly
- 163 4.3.2.14 Upgrading the fusion imaging kit
- 163 4.4 Upgrading the Probe and Needle Guide
- 164 Part II General Information
- 165 1 Product Specifications
- 165 1.1 Product Overview
- 165 1.1.1 Intended Use
- 166 1.1.2 System Appearance
- 168 1.1.3 Supported Peripherals
- 169 1.2 Technical Specifications
- 169 1.2.1 Physical Specifications
- 169 1.2.2 Electrical Specifications
- 169 1.2.3 Environmental Specifications
- 170 1.2.4 Display Specifications
- 170 1.2.4.1 Main display
- 170 1.2.4.2 Touch screen
- 171 2 Product Principle
- 171 2.1 Overall Architecture of Hardware System
- 174 2.2 Frontend Unit
- 175 2.2.1 Probe Board
- 177 2.2.2 Frontend Board
- 179 2.2.3 PHV Board
- 180 2.2.4 CW Board
- 181 2.2.5 4D&TEE Board
- 183 2.2.6 ECG
- 184 2.3 Backend Unit
- 188 2.3.1 USB Distribution Scheme
- 189 2.3.2 Specifications and Solutions for Video Extension
- 190 2.4 Power Supply Unit
- 192 2.4.1 Power box assembly
- 193 2.4.2 Battery module
- 195 2.4.3 Distribution of System Power Supply and Supported Functions
- 196 2.4.4 Timing Sequence of System Power-on and Power-Off
- 196 2.4.4.1 AC power-on
- 196 2.4.4.2 Battery power-on
- 197 2.4.4.3 AC power-off
- 197 2.4.4.4 Battery power-off
- 197 2.4.4.5 Standby
- 198 2.4.4.6 Waking up from standby by pressing a key
- 199 2.5 UI Unit
- 201 2.5.1 Control Panel
- 202 2.5.2 IO Board
- 203 2.5.3 Main Display Assembly
- 203 2.5.4 Touch Screen Assembly
- 205 3 Probe and Needle Guided Bracket
- 205 3.1 Probe
- 213 3.2 Needle Guided Brackets
- 219 4 Field Replaceable Unit
- 220 4.1 8.1 Explosive View
- 221 4.2 Assembly Explosive View
- 221 4.2.1 Monitor Assembly (A0)
- 222 4.2.2 Monitor Support Arm Assembly(B0)
- 223 4.2.3 Main Control Panel Assembly(C0)
- 229 4.2.4 Control Panel Support Arm Assembly(D0)
- 230 4.2.5 Main Unit Body Assembly(E0)
- 239 4.2.6 Base Assembly(F0)
- 239 4.2.6.1 Non-Central brake configuration
- 240 4.2.6.2 Center brake configuration
- 241 4.2.7 Cable(G0)
- 243 4.2.8 Fusion Imaging Assembly (H0)
- 245 5 Structure and Assembly/Disassembly
- 245 5.1 System Structure
- 245 5.2 Preparations
- 245 5.2.1 Tools Required
- 246 5.2.2 Personnel Requirement
- 246 5.2.3 Assembly/Disassembly Requirements
- 246 5.3 Assembly/Disassembly
- 247 Sketch
- 247 5.3.1 Monitor
- 247 5.3.1.1 Display cable cover
- 247 Precautions
- 247 Tools required
- 247 Fixtures required
- 248 Specific steps
- 248 5.3.1.2 Monitor assembly
- 248 Precautions
- 248 Tools required
- 248 Fixtures required
- 248 Specific steps
- 249 5.3.2 Monitor Support Arm
- 249 5.3.2.1 Monitor support arm assembly
- 249 Precautions
- 250 Tools required
- 250 Fixtures required
- 250 Specific steps
- 252 5.3.2.2 Covers of Monitor Support Arm
- 252 Precautions
- 252 Tools required
- 252 Fixtures required
- 252 Specific steps
- 253 5.3.3 Control Panel Console
- 253 5.3.3.1 Probe holder
- 253 Precautions
- 253 Tools required
- 253 Fixtures required
- 253 Specific steps
- 254 5.3.3.2 Gel warmer
- 254 Precautions
- 254 Tools required
- 254 Fixtures required
- 254 Specific steps
- 255 5.3.3.3 Ultrasound gel warmer holder
- 255 Precautions
- 255 Tools required
- 255 Fixtures required
- 255 Specific steps
- 255 5.3.3.4 Intracavity probe holder
- 255 Precautions
- 255 Tools required
- 255 Fixtures required
- 255 Specific steps
- 256 5.3.3.5 DVD assembly
- 256 Precautions
- 256 Tools required
- 256 Fixtures required
- 256 Specific steps
- 256 5.3.3.6 Control panel assembly
- 256 Precautions
- 257 Tools required
- 257 Fixtures required
- 257 Specific steps
- 258 5.3.3.7 Battery indicator board
- 258 Precautions
- 258 Tools required
- 259 Fixtures required
- 259 Specific steps
- 259 5.3.3.8 2" trackball
- 259 Precautions
- 259 Tools required
- 259 Fixtures required
- 259 Specific steps
- 260 5.3.3.9 Trackball key board
- 260 Precautions
- 260 Tools required
- 260 Fixtures required
- 260 Specific steps
- 261 5.3.3.10 Encoder caps
- 261 Precautions
- 261 Tools required
- 261 Fixtures required
- 261 Specific steps
- 262 5.3.3.11 B/C/M/PW mode encoder board
- 262 Precautions
- 262 Tools required
- 262 Fixtures required
- 262 Specific steps
- 263 5.3.3.12 Zoom/Angle encoder board
- 263 Precautions
- 263 Tools required
- 263 Fixtures required
- 263 Specific steps
- 264 5.3.3.13 General encoder board
- 264 Precautions
- 264 Tools required
- 264 Fixtures required
- 264 Specific steps
- 265 5.3.3.14 Programmable key
- 265 Precautions
- 265 Tools required
- 265 Fixtures required
- 265 Specific steps
- 267 5.3.3.15 Hardkeys of control panel
- 267 Precautions
- 267 Tools required
- 267 Fixtures required
- 267 Specific steps
- 269 5.3.3.16 15.6" touch screen
- 269 Precautions
- 269 Tools required
- 269 Fixtures required
- 269 Specific steps
- 270 5.3.3.17 Rear tray
- 270 Precautions
- 270 Tools required
- 270 Fixtures required
- 270 Specific steps
- 271 5.3.3.18 PC keyboard
- 271 Precautions
- 271 Tools required
- 271 Fixtures required
- 271 Specific steps
- 272 5.3.3.19 Small Keyboard Carrier Assembly
- 272 Precautions
- 272 Tools required
- 272 Fixtures required
- 272 Specific steps
- 273 5.3.3.20 Slide
- 273 Precautions
- 273 Tools required
- 273 Fixtures required
- 273 Specific steps
- 274 5.3.3.21 Probe cable hook
- 274 Precautions
- 274 Tools required
- 274 Fixtures required
- 274 Specific steps
- 274 5.3.3.22 Control panel handle
- 274 Precautions
- 274 Tools required
- 274 Fixtures required
- 274 Specific steps
- 275 5.3.3.23 Control handle
- 275 Precautions
- 275 Tools required
- 275 Fixtures required
- 275 Specific steps
- 276 5.3.3.24 Control panel adapter board
- 276 Precautions
- 276 Tools required
- 276 Fixtures required
- 276 Specific steps
- 277 5.3.4 Control Panel Support Arm
- 277 5.3.4.1 Support arm of the control panel
- 277 Precautions
- 277 Tools required
- 277 Fixtures required
- 277 Specific steps
- 279 5.3.5 Main Unit Body Assembly
- 279 5.3.5.1 Front cover assembly
- 279 Precautions
- 279 Tools required
- 279 Fixtures required
- 279 Specific steps
- 280 5.3.5.2 Dust-proof net
- 280 Precautions
- 280 Tools required
- 280 Fixtures required
- 280 Specific steps
- 281 5.3.5.3 Main unit module
- 281 Precautions
- 281 Tools required
- 281 Fixtures required
- 281 Specific steps
- 281 5.3.5.4 Front cover of main unit module
- 281 Precautions
- 281 Tools required
- 281 Fixtures required
- 282 Specific steps
- 282 5.3.5.5 Digital board&CPU assembly
- 282 Precautions
- 282 Tools required
- 282 Fixtures required
- 282 Specific steps
- 283 5.3.5.6 GPU assembly
- 283 Precautions
- 283 Tools required
- 283 Fixtures required
- 284 Specific steps
- 284 5.3.5.7 SSD card
- 284 Precautions
- 284 Tools required
- 285 Fixtures required
- 285 Specific steps
- 285 5.3.5.8 Front-end board
- 285 Precautions
- 285 Tools required
- 285 Fixtures required
- 285 Specific steps
- 286 5.3.5.9 PHV board
- 286 Precautions
- 286 Tools required
- 286 Fixtures required
- 286 Specific steps
- 287 5.3.5.10 4D/TEE board
- 287 Precautions
- 287 Tools required
- 287 Fixtures required
- 287 Specific steps
- 287 5.3.5.11 CW board
- 287 Precautions
- 287 Tools required
- 287 Fixtures required
- 287 Specific steps
- 288 5.3.5.12 Power box
- 288 Precautions
- 288 Tools required
- 288 Fixtures required
- 288 Specific steps
- 289 5.3.5.13 Battery module
- 289 Precautions
- 289 Tools required
- 289 Fixtures required
- 289 Specific steps
- 289 5.3.5.14 Lithium battery
- 289 Precautions
- 289 Tools required
- 290 Fixtures required
- 290 Specific steps
- 291 5.3.5.15 Battery management board
- 291 Precautions
- 291 Tools required
- 291 Fixtures required
- 291 Specific steps
- 292 5.3.5.16 Battery cooling fan assembly
- 292 Precautions
- 292 Tools required
- 292 Fixtures required
- 292 Specific steps
- 293 5.3.5.17 Cover of probe board
- 293 Precautions
- 293 Tools required
- 293 Fixtures required
- 293 Specific steps
- 294 5.3.5.18 ECG module
- 294 Precautions
- 294 Tools required
- 294 Fixtures required
- 294 Specific steps
- 295 5.3.5.19 Probe Assembly
- 295 Precautions
- 295 Tools required
- 295 Fixtures required
- 295 Specific steps
- 295 5.3.5.20 IO board
- 295 Precautions
- 295 Tools required
- 295 Fixtures required
- 296 Specific steps
- 296 5.3.5.21 Wireless network card
- 296 Precautions
- 296 Tools required
- 296 Fixtures required
- 296 Specific steps
- 297 5.3.5.22 4G module
- 297 Precautions
- 297 Tools required
- 298 Fixtures required
- 298 Specific steps
- 298 5.3.5.23 Hard disk
- 298 Precautions
- 298 Tools required
- 298 Fixtures required
- 299 Specific steps
- 299 5.3.5.24 U-shaped cover of main unit
- 299 Precautions
- 299 Tools required
- 299 Fixtures required
- 299 Specific steps
- 300 5.3.5.25 Rear lower cover of main unit
- 300 Precautions
- 300 Tools required
- 300 Fixtures required
- 300 Specific steps
- 301 5.3.5.26 Rear upper cover of main unit
- 301 Precautions
- 301 Tools required
- 301 Fixtures required
- 301 Specific steps
- 302 5.3.5.27 Rear handle of main unit
- 302 Precautions
- 302 Tools required
- 302 Fixtures required
- 302 Specific steps
- 302 5.3.5.28 System motherboard
- 302 Precautions
- 302 Tools required
- 303 Fixtures required
- 303 Specific steps
- 306 5.3.5.29 Left speaker
- 306 Precautions
- 306 Tools required
- 306 Fixtures required
- 306 Specific steps
- 307 5.3.5.30 Right speaker
- 307 Precautions
- 307 Tools required
- 307 Fixtures required
- 307 Specific steps
- 308 5.3.5.31 Probe connection board
- 308 Precautions
- 308 Tools required
- 308 Fixtures required
- 308 Specific steps
- 309 5.3.5.32 Middle cover of main unit
- 309 Precautions
- 309 Tools required
- 309 Fixtures required
- 309 Specific steps
- 312 5.3.6 Base of main unit
- 312 5.3.6.1 Power input module
- 312 Precautions
- 312 Tools required
- 312 Fixtures required
- 313 Specific steps
- 314 5.3.6.2 Main unit fan assembly
- 314 Precautions
- 314 Tools required
- 314 Fixtures required
- 314 Specific steps
- 315 5.3.6.3 Brake spindle assembly
- 315 Precautions
- 315 Tools required
- 315 Fixtures required
- 315 Specific steps
- 316 5.3.6.4 Caster (central brake)
- 316 Precautions
- 316 Tools required
- 316 Fixtures required
- 316 Specific steps
- 317 5.3.6.5 Caster (non-central brake)
- 317 Precautions
- 317 Tools required
- 317 Fixtures required
- 317 Specific steps
- 318 5.3.7 Cables
- 318 5.3.7.1 Display cables
- 318 Precautions
- 318 Tools required
- 318 Fixtures required
- 318 Specific steps
- 322 5.3.7.2 Main unit cable set
- 322 Precautions
- 322 Tools required
- 322 Fixtures required
- 322 Specific steps
- 325 5.3.7.3 Pencil probe cable
- 325 Precautions
- 325 Tools required
- 326 Fixtures required
- 326 Specific steps
- 327 6 Function and Performance Check
- 327 6.1 Description
- 327 6.2 Device Status Check
- 327 6.2.1 Running Status
- 327 6.2.2 Operating Environment Conditions
- 328 6.3 Routine Check
- 328 6.3.1 Check Process
- 328 6.3.2 Check Items
- 328 6.3.2.1 Checking the control panel
- 330 6.3.2.2 Checking the display
- 331 6.3.2.3 Checking the touch screen
- 332 6.3.2.4 Checking DVD-R/W
- 332 6.3.2.5 Checking peripherals
- 333 6.3.2.6 Checking the ECG function
- 333 6.3.2.7 Checking the I/O port
- 334 6.4 Function Check
- 334 6.4.1 Check Process
- 334 6.4.2 Check Items
- 334 6.4.2.1 Image modes
- 340 6.4.2.2 Basic measurement
- 340 6.4.2.3 Cine review
- 341 6.4.2.4 Probe identification and switching
- 342 6.4.2.5 Image management
- 343 6.5 Performance Test
- 343 6.5.1 Test Procedure
- 343 6.5.2 Test Items
- 344 6.5.2.1 Transverse resolution
- 344 6.5.2.2 Axial resolution
- 345 6.5.2.3 Maximum detection depth
- 346 6.5.2.4 Axial geometric positioning accuracy
- 347 6.5.2.5 Lateral geometric positioning accuracy
- 348 6.5.2.6 Dead zone
- 350 Part III Appendix
- 351 1 Electrical Connection Diagram
- 352 2 Description of Self-test Items
- 352 2.1 Z0101 CPU System Temperature Monitoring
- 353 2.2 Z0201 HDD Test
- 353 2.3 Z0301 Test of Communication Between CPU and MF FPGA
- 354 2.4 Z0302 Test of Communication Between MF FPGA and EC ARM
- 354 2.5 Z0303 ADC Voltage Test
- 354 2.6 Z0304 Rear End Voltage Monitoring Test
- 355 2.7 Z0305 Fan Monitoring Test
- 355 2.8 Z0306 Loudspeaker Test
- 356 2.9 Z0307 Microphone Port Test
- 357 2.10 Z0308 Network Port Test
- 357 2.11 Z0309 MF FPGA Memory Bank Test
- 358 2.12 Z0310 Digital Board Temperature Test
- 358 2.13 Z0311 Wireless Function Test
- 358 2.14 Z0312 4G Module Communication Test
- 359 2.15 Z0401 Main Display I2C Communication Test
- 359 2.16 Z0402 Main Display SN Test
- 360 2.17 Z0403 Main Display Configuration Test
- 360 2.18 Z0404 Main Display Brightness Control Test
- 361 2.19 Z0405 Display Automatic Brightness Adjustment Test
- 362 2.20 Z0501 Slave Display I2C Communication Test
- 362 2.21 Z0502 Slave Display Brightness Control Test
- 363 2.22 Z0601 Touch Screen USB Communication Test
- 363 2.23 Z0602 Touch Screen Function Test
- 364 2.24 Z0701 Control Panel USB Communication Test
- 365 2.25 Z0702 Key, Encoder, and Trackball Function Self-test
- 365 2.26 Z0703 Key and Trackball LED Self-test
- 366 2.27 Z0704 Programmable Key Function Self-test
- 367 2.28 Z0801 Test of ARM Communication Between MF FPGA and PHV Monitor
- 367 2.29 Z0802 PHV Programmable Power Voltage Test
- 368 2.30 Z0803 PHV Output Fixed Power Voltage Test
- 368 2.31 Z0901 CPU and DSP FPGA Communication Self-test
- 369 2.32 Z0902 DSP FPGA and PM ARM Communication Test
- 369 2.33 Z0903 Frontend Board Voltage Monitoring Test
- 370 2.34 Z0904 DSP FPGA Memory Bank Test
- 370 2.35 Z0905 AFE Test Mode Test
- 370 2.36 Z0906 RF Chip SPI Test
- 371 2.37 Z1001 DSP FPGA and 4D&TEE Board Communication Test
- 371 2.38 Z1002 TEE Angle Sensor Signal Test
- 372 2.39 Z1003 TEE Temperature Sensor Signal Test
- 372 2.40 Z1004 4D Drive Circuit Power Voltage Test
- 373 2.41 Z1101 DSP FPGA and ECG board Communication Test
- 373 2.42 Z1102 ECG Board Self-test
- 374 2.43 Z1201 DSP FPGA and Probe Board FPGA Communication Self-test
- 374 2.44 Z1202 Hall Signal Test
- 374 2.45 Z1301 CW board Position Detection
- 375 2.46 Z1302 CW Board SPI Port Test
- 375 2.47 Z1901 MF FPGA and Battery Management ARM Communication Test
- 376 2.48 Z1902 Battery I2C Connection Self-test
- 376 2.49 Z1903 Battery Test
- 378 3 Electrical Safety Maintenance
- 391 4 Phantom Usage Illustration
- 391 4.1 Ultrasound Phantom Model KS107BD
- 392 A.1 Ultrasound Phantom Model KS107BG
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Frequently Answers and Questions
What are the environmental requirements for installing the I9?
Temperature: 10°C to 30°C (50°F to 86°F), Humidity: 30% to 75%, Atmospheric pressure: 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
What power supply requirements does the I9 have?
Voltage: 100-240VAC, Frequency: 50/60Hz, Power: 600VA
What are the space requirements for the I9?
Minimum space required: 1.5m (length) x 1.5m (width) x 2.2m (height)
How do I connect peripherals to the I9?
Connect peripherals to the appropriate ports on the back of the main unit, such as the USB ports, video output ports, and network port.
How do I perform regular maintenance on the I9?
Refer to the Maintenance section of the service manual for detailed instructions on regular maintenance procedures, including cleaning, inspections, and software updates.
Questions & Answers
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What components comprise the I9 Series Diagnostic Ultrasound System's user interface?
The I9 Series Diagnostic Ultrasound System's user interface consists of a control panel, a main display assembly, and a touch screen assembly.
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How to configure DSP Channels?
Information about configuring DSP Channels is not available in this document.
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What are the TX/RX channels of the Mindray Resona I9?
The document does not contain specific information about the TX/RX channels of the Mindray Resona I9. Therefore, this information cannot be provided.
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What are the TX/RX channels for the Mindray Resona I9?
The document does not contain specific information about the TX/RX channels of the Mindray Resona I9. Therefore, a direct answer to this question cannot be provided.
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What is the safety classification of the ECG module on the I9 Series Diagnostic Ultrasound System?
The ECG module is categorized as a Type-BF applied part.
How should the ECG cable for the ECG module be connected?
The ECG cable should be connected to the lead connector on the physiological signal unit panel, located behind the control panel of the ultrasound system.
What safety precaution is critical when using ECG leads with the module?
It is critical to use only the ECG leads provided with the module, as using other leads may result in electric shock.
What self-tests are available for the ECG module?
The system includes self-test items Z1101, which tests communication between the DSP FPGA and the ECG board, and Z1102, a dedicated ECG board self-test.
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How to verify the installation and functionality of the ECG module?
Connect the ECG cable to the physiological signal unit panel. Verification can be performed via basic operations or by running maintenance self-tests Z1101 (for communication) and Z1102 (for board self-test).
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Can the device export data and perform biopsy procedures?
Yes, the device supports DICOM/HL7 connectivity, allowing you to export images, reports, and patient data to other systems. The device also includes a dedicated biopsy mode, providing you with guidance and tools for biopsy procedures.
Can the device record and playback images and provide information on acoustic output?
Yes, the device is equipped with a DVR recording feature, enabling you to capture and review images and videos for diagnostic purposes. The device also includes information on acoustic output, helping you understand the safety and effectiveness of the ultrasound beam.
Can the device perform measurement and patient data management?
Yes, the device can perform various measurements, such as distance, area, volume, and angle calculations, as well as trace and profile measurements. The device also has patient data management capabilities, allowing you to store, retrieve, and edit patient information.
How to use the iVocal feature?
Connect the iVocal microphone device to the USB port of the ultrasound system. Click the microphone icon and speak into the microphone. The system will then conduct operations based on the recognized voice.
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What is the difference between the 'Image', 'Classic', and 'Standard' settings for image size in the system settings?
These settings determine the layout and display of the ultrasound image for printing. 'Image' prints the image with colored measurement information. 'Classic' displays the image without colored measurement information, showing the WMS score mode of stress echo numerically. 'Standard' displays all measurement results of each item for printing and allows the report to choose and print multi-fetus data simultaneously.
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