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Acuson Antares (Printer Installation)
Acuson Antares (Printer Installation)
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Installation Instructions
Peripherals
Printer and VCR Configurations
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Report Printers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Mitigating the Risk of Connecting a Report Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Patient Environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Single Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
CP770 or CP800 Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
UP-D23MD Color Printer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
UP-D55MD Color Printer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
P91 D or P93 D B/W Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
HS-MD3000 VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
SVO9500 VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
Double Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
B/W Printer and Color Printer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
B/W Printer and VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
Color Printer and VCR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95
I/O Module Peripheral Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
Printer I/O Module Cable Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 97
VCR I/O Module Cable Connections. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98
The Peripheral Installation procedure lists the latest peripheral configurations for installa-
tion and describes how to install each configuration for the the following Antares systems:
• ACUSON Antares ultrasound system
• ACUSON Antarespe ultrasound system
• SONOLINE Antares ultrasound system
Install an onboard or offboard single configuration or double configuration on the Antares
peripheral shelf. The peripherals consist of color printers, black and white (B/W) printers,
and VCRs.
The following table lists the onboard peripheral image printers and VCR and their software
version installation types.
Tab. 1 ONboard Peripheral Image Printers and VCRs - Software Installation Types:
Software Versions
v2.1 v3.0 v4.0 v4.0 v4.0
P91 D X X X NA NA
P93 D X X X X X
CP770DW X X X X X
CP800DW X X X1 NA NA
UP-D23MD X X X X X
UP-D55MD NA X X NA X
HS-MD3000 X2 X X X X
SVO9500 X X X NA NA
The following table lists the offboard peripheral report printers and their software version
installation types.
Software Versions
v2.1 v3.0 v4.0 v4.0 v4.0
HP1150 X X X X X
HP2500n X X X X X
HP4050 X X X X X
HP4100 X X X X X
HP4200 X X X X X
HP6122 X X X X X
DeskJet
Before installing report printers, comply with the guidellines in the following sections:
• (Report Printers / p. 8)
• (Mitigating the Risk of Connecting a Report Printer / p. 10)
• (Patient Environment / p. 11)
Report Printers 0
Relevant standards for some non-medical electrical equipment may have limits for enclo-
sure leakage currents higher than required by medical standards. These higher standards
are acceptable only outside the patient environment. It is essential to reduce enclosure
leakage currents when non-medical electrical equipment is to be used within the patient
environment. Measures for reducing leakage current include use of a medically-approved
isolation transformer.
The ultrasound system has printer drivers compatible with non-medical grade report print-
ers. Siemens does not guarantee the performance and safety of any non-medical grade
report printer. Non-medical grade report printers do not fulfill the following safety require-
ments:
• EN 60601-1-1 and IEC 60601-1-1 (Medical Electrical Equipment, Part 1: General Re-
quirements for Safety).
• EN 60601-1-2 and IEC 60601-1-2 (Electromagnetic Compatibility of Medical Devices).
If a non-medical grade report printer is to be used with the ultrasound system, then ensure
mitigation is provided to meet all safety requirements. It is the responsibility of the user to
ensure that the ultrasound system in combination with the non-medical grade report
printer complies with safety requirements.
Always use a medically-approved isolation transformer with a non-medical grade report
printer.
Mitigate risk with regard to the Electromagnetic Compatibility of Medical Devices require-
ment. A non-medical grade device must be designed, manufactured, and certified to meet
the same EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) requirements as the ultrasound system, or
other means must ensure that the overall EMC requirements are met.
Tab. 3 Manufacturers of Medically Approved Isolation Transformers
To fulfill EN 60601-1-1 and IEC 60601-1-1 (Medical Electrical Equipment, Part 1: General
Requirements for Safety) requirements for non-medical peripheral equipment:
The non-medical peripheral equipment must be approved according to any other EN or
IEC standard (EN XXXXX or IEC XXXXX, e.g., equipment complying with EN 60348 and
IEC 60348, EN 60950 and IEC 60950, etc.)
The connection of non-medical peripheral equipment to the ultrasound system must
adhere to the following conditions:
1. Connect the ultrasound system to an AC power outlet within a medically used room
within the patient environment. A patient environment is defined as an area in which
medical examination, monitoring, or treatment of the patient takes place. The patient
environment is located 1.5 meters (or, in Canada and the U.S.A., 1.8 meters [6 feet])
around the patient location.
2. Connect the peripheral equipment AC power cable to a medically approved isolation
transformer.
3. Connect the medically approved isolation transformer to a main AC outlet either inside
or outside the patient environment. The peripheral device and medically approved iso-
lation transformer combination can be located:
- Within the same room as the ultrasound system, or
- In a non-medically used room.
For additional information and other possible combinations, please refer to the Medical
Electrical Equipment Standard EN 60601-1-1 or IEC 60601-1-1, Annex BBB.7,
Scenario 3c.
Patient Environment 0
Requirements 0
Time required:
• Software setup and configuration: 10 minutes per device
• Single hardware configuration: 30 minutes
• Double hardware configuration: 60 minutes
Tools:
• Pen
• Exacto knife or 1/4-inch hollow punch
• Phillips head screw driver
• Flat head screw driver
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
4. Remove the feet and the shipment locking screw from the bottom of the printer.
a) Point the bottom side of the printer face up.
b) Remove the four screws that secure the feet to the printer and remove the feet.
c) Remove the shipment locking screw.
6. Put the color printer assembly on the peripheral shelf and align the mounting holes of
the color printer with the mounting holes in the mat.
Fig. 5: CP770 Dip Switch Settings to OFF Fig. 6: CP800 Dip Switch Settings
1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF, 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF,
6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-OFF. 6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-ON.
c) Route the other end of the USB cable through the peripheral shelf cable passage to
the I/O module.
9. Install the cover.
a) Put the cover over the printer.
b) Align the four captive screws in the cover with the mounting holes.
c) Tighten the four captive screws.
10. See the Mitsubishi User Instruction to perform the following tasks:
- Load the ink cartridge
- Load the paper tray
- Slide the paper tray into the printer
11. Complete the printer cable connections to the I/O module, see (I/O Module Peripheral
Connections / p. 97).
12. To complete the color printer configuration, see (Printer Setup and
Configuration / p. 99).
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet and to the
printer AC power inlet.
b) Connect the USB cable to the back of the printer.
c) Route the other end of the USB cable through the I/O module cable routing pas-
sage.
(See (1/Fig. 9 / p. 18) for the routing passage location.)
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
NOTE Power on the system prior to loading the ink cartridge. This resets
the gears to their default location, permitting the ink cartridge to be
inserted.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
NOTE In (Fig. 12 / p. 21), the flat side of the bracket is oriented on the left
side of the picture.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet and to the
printer AC power inlet.
b) Connect the USB cable to the back of the printer.
c) Route the other end of the USB cable through the I/O module cable routing pas-
sage.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Put the B/W printer bracket on the B/W printer mounting plate. Use the applicable in-
structions that follow.
Fig. 17: P91 D and P93 D Printer Cables and Dip Switches (P91 D shown)
Pos. 1 Dip Switches
Pos. 2 USB Cable
Pos. 3 AC Power Cord
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
HS-MD3000 VCR 0
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Remove the feet from the bottom of the VCR.
NOTE In (Fig. 21 / p. 28), the front of the VCR is facing the left side of the
picture.
5. Put the VCR assembly on the peripheral shelf by aligning the mounting holes of the
VCR with the mounting holes in the mat.
6. Connect the VCR power cord to the peripheral AC power outlet and to the VCR AC
power inlet.
7. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
8. Route the cables through the I/O panel cable routing passage.
NOTE Do not connect the cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
SVO9500 VCR 0
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Secure the mounting bracket to the peripheral shelf.
3. Put the VCR assembly on the peripheral shelf by aligning the mounting holes of the
VCR with the mounting holes in the mat.
4. Set the VCR switches: 1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF, 5- ON, 6-ON
5. Connect the VCR power cord to the peripheral AC power outlet and to the VCR AC
power inlet.
6. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
7. Route the cables through the I/O panel cable routing passage.
NOTE Do not connect the cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
Double Configuration 0
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a B/W
printer or a color printer installed, remove the printer from the pe-
ripheral shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the printer connected.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for that printer when
the USB cable is reconnected.
Label the USB cable for the correct reconnection to the printer.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
4. Remove the feet and the shipment locking screw from the bottom of the printer.
a) Point the bottom side of the printer face up.
b) Remove the four screws that secure the feet to the printer and remove the feet.
6. Put the color printer assembly on the peripheral shelf and align the mounting holes of
the color printer with the mounting holes in the mat.
Fig. 29: CP770 Dip Switch Settings to OFF Fig. 30: CP800 Dip Switch Settings
1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF, 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF,
6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-OFF. 6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-ON.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cables to the I/O module at this time, un-
less the system previously had one of the printers installed on the
peripheral bay. Then, connect the previously installed printer to
the same port it was connected to before.
9. Install the color printer cover/black and white printer mounting plate assembly.
a) Route the B/W printer USB cable and power cable up through the hole in the B/W
printer mounting plate.
b) Put the printer cover over the printer.
c) Align the four captive screws with the fasener holes cut into the mat.
d) Tighten the captive screws.
10. Set the B/W printer dip switches to:
- P91 D settings: 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, and 4-OFF
- P93 D settings: 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-ON, and 4-OFF
11. Put the B/W printer bracket on the B/W printer mounting plate. Use the applicable in-
structions that follow.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
NOTE Power on the system prior to loading the ink cartridge. This resets
the gears to their default location, permitting the ink cartridge to be
inserted.
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a B/W
printer or a color printer installed, remove the printer from the pe-
ripheral shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the printer connected.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for that printer when
the USB cable is reconnected.
Label the USB cable for the correct reconnection to the printer.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
4. Put the color printer feet into the mounting bracket cut-outs.
5. Connect the color and B/W power cables to the Antares AC outlet.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet and to the
color printer AC power inlet.
b) Connect the B/W printer AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet
and route the cable through the color printer top cover.
c) Connect the USB cable to the back of the color printer.
d) Route both of the USB cables through the I/O module cable routing passage.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time, unless
the system previously had this printer installed.
NOTE Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
11. See the Sony User Instruction to perform the following tasks for the color printer:
- Load the ink cartridge
NOTE Power on the system prior to loading the ink cartridge. This resets
the gears to their default location, permitting the ink cartridge to be
inserted.
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a B/W
printer or a color printer installed, remove the printer from the pe-
ripheral shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the printer connected.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for that printer when
the USB cable is reconnected.
Label the USB cable for the correct reconnection to the printer.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet and to the
printer AC power inlet.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time, unless
the system previously had this printer connected.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
5. Connect the B/W printer AC power cable into the Antares peripheral AC power outlet.
Route the other end of the power cable through the color printer cover.
6. Route the B/W printer USB cable through the I/O panel cable routing passage.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
NOTE Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
8. Put the B/W printer bracket on the B/W printer mounting plate. Use the applicable in-
structions that follow.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the back of the P91 D/P93 D printer.
b) Connect the USB cable to the back of the P91 D/P93 D printer.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Fig. 42: UP-D55M Color Printer and P91 D or P93 D B/W Printer - Double Configuration
a) Put the B/W cover over the P91 D/P93 D printer.
b) Tighten the captive screws (of the B/W printer cover) through the mounting bracket,
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a B/W
printer installed, remove the B/W printer from the peripheral shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the B/W printer. There-
fore, the same USB port must be used for the B/W printer when the
USB cable is reconnected.
Fig. 43: HS-MD3000 VRC/P91 Dor P93 D B/W Printer - Double Configuration
Pos. 1 VCR bracket
Pos. 2 VCR
Pos. 3 VCR Cover with B/W printer plate
Pos. 4 B/W printer with bracket attached to the bottom of the printer (Bracket not shown)
Pos. 5 B/W printer cover
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
3. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
6. Put the VCR assembly on the peripheral shelf and align the mounting holes of the VCR
bracket with the mounting holes in the mat.
a) Connect the power cable to the VCR AC power inlet and to the lower peripheral AC
power outlet.
b) Connect the printer power cable to the upper peripheral AC outlet.
8. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
NOTE Do not connect the cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
9. Route the B/W printer power cord and USB cable through the cable channel in the VCR
cover.
10. Route the other end of the VCR cables through the I/O module cable channel.
11. Route the other end of the B/W printer USB cable through the I/O module cable chan-
nel.
12. Put the B/W printer bracket on the B/W printer mounting plate. Use the applicable in-
structions that follow.
Fig. 52: VCR Cover with Black and White Mounting Plate
Pos. 1 VCR Cover
Pos. 2 Black and white printer mounting plate
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a B/W
printer installed, remove the B/W printer from the peripheral shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the B/W printer. There-
fore, the same USB port must be used for the B/W printer when the
USB cable is reconnected.
1. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
2. Secure the mounting bracket to the peripheral shelf.
3. Put the VCR assembly on the peripheral shelf by aligning the mounting holes of the
VCR with the mounting holes in the mat.
4. Set the VCR switches:
- Set the dip switches: 1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF, 5- ON, 6-ON.
5. Connect the VCR power cord to the peripheral AC power outlet and to the VCR AC
power inlet.
6. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
7. Route the cables through the I/O panel cable routing passage.
NOTE Do not connect the cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
channel.
d) Put the cover over the VCR.
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a col-
or printer installed, remove the color printer from the peripheral
shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the color printer.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for the color printer
when the USB cable is reconnected.
14. Put the color printer assembly on the peripheral shelf and align the mounting holes of
the color printer with the mounting holes in the mat.
15. Set the color printer dip switches as follows:
Fig. 67: CP770 Dip Switch Settings to OFF Fig. 68: CP800 Dip Switch Settings
1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF, 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF,
6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-OFF. 6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-ON.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cables to the I/O module at this time, un-
less the system previously had one of the printers installed on the
peripheral bay. Then, connect the previously installed printer to
the same port it was connected to before.
17. Remove the feet and the shipment locking screw from the bottom of the VCR.
a) Point the bottom side of the VCR facing up.
b) Remove the four screws that secure the feet to the VCR.
c) Remove the feet.
18. Secure the mounting bracket to the VCR.
a) Put the mounting bracket on the VCR.
b) Align the mounting holes.
c) Secure the bracket to the bottom of the VCR.
24. Complete the VCR and printer cable connections to the I/O module, see (VCR I/O Mod-
ule Cable Connections / p. 98).
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a col-
or printer installed, remove the color printer from the peripheral
shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the color printer.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for the color printer
when the USB cable is reconnected.
9. Cut the fastener holes into the rubber mat of the peripheral shelf.
See (Peripheral Shelf Mounting Hole Locations / p. 95) for the mounting hole locations.
10. Return the mat to the peripheral shelf.
11. Align the fastener holes of the mounting bracket to the holes in the peripheral mat.
12. Put the plastic paper tray on the bracket, aligning the dashed line with the front edge of
the bracket.
13. Position the printer on the peripheral shelf.
a) Put the color printer on the plastic paper tray and bracket.
b) Align the printer so the back panel contacts the two sheet-metal tabs. The front
sheet-metal tabs should sit in the grooves on the bottom of the printer, a few centi-
meters from the front panel.
Fig. 72: CP770 Dip Switch Settings to OFF Fig. 73: CP800 Dip Switch Settings
1-OFF, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF, 1-ON, 2-OFF, 3-OFF, 4-OFF,5-OFF,
6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-OFF. 6-OFF, 7-OFF, and 8-ON.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cables to the I/O module at this time, un-
less the system previously had one of the printers installed on the
peripheral bay. Then, connect the previously installed printer to
the same port it was connected to before.
17. Position the VCR on the VCR bracket and color printer. Align the rear feet of the VCR
against the tabs of the retaining bracket.
b) Align the four captive screws in the cover with the mounting holes.
c) Do not tighten the four captive screws.
a) Connect the power cable to the VCR and to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet.
b) Connect the AUDIO IN left and right channel cables to the back of the VCR.
c) Connect the AUDIO OUT left and right channel cables to the back of the VCR.
d) Set the VIDEO and S VIDEO switches to the on position.
e) Connect the VIDEO in/out cables to the back of the VCR.
f) Connect the S VIDEO in/out cables to the back of the VCR.
g) Connect the USB cable to the back of the VCR.
h) Connect the RS232 C cable to the back of the VCR.
20. Tighten the four captive screws to secure the cover.
21. Install the back peripheral cover and tighten the four screws.
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a col-
or printer installed, remove the color printer from the peripheral
shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the color printer.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for the color printer
when the USB cable is reconnected.
tion.
14. Put the VCR assembly on the peripheral shelf and align the mounting holes of the VCR
bracket with the mounting holes in the mat.
16. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
17. Route the other end of the VCR cables through the I/O module cable channel.
NOTE Do not connect the VCR cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
NOTE (Fig. 94 / p. 85) does not show the VCR with the VCR cables con-
nected. However, the VCR cables were connected in a previous
steps, see (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98).
a) Connect the printer power cable into the upper peripheral outlet
b) Connect the printer USB cable to the back of the printer
21. Route the other end of the printer USB cable through the I/O module cable channel.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
NOTE Power on the system prior to loading the ink cartridge. This resets
the gears to their default location, permitting the ink cartridge to be
inserted.
UP-D55MD / HS-MD3000
Installation Summary
1. Adjust the height of the monitor/control panel.
Press the height adjustment knob to set the monitor/control panel to the highest
position.
NOTE When performing this upgrade on a system that already has a col-
or printer installed, remove the color printer from the peripheral
shelf.
Do not disconnect the USB cable from the I/O module. The system
has previously configured the USB port for the color printer.
Therefore, the same USB port must be used for the color printer
when the USB cable is reconnected.
tion.
11. Attach the printer bracket to the bottom of the color printer.
a) Connect the AC power cable to the Antares peripheral AC power outlet and to the
printer AC power inlet.
NOTE Do not connect the USB cable to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the printer cover.
Fig. 104: MD3000 VCR Bracket for the Mounting on the UP55-MD
a) Put the mounting bracket on the VCR.
b) Align the mounting holes.
c) Tighten the captive screws that secure the bracket to the bottom of the VCR.
14. Put the VCR assembly on the color printer.
15. Connect the AC power cord to the upper peripheral AC power outlet and to the VCR AC
power inlet. (The color printer is connected to the lower power outlet.)
16. Connect the VCR cables. See (VCR I/O Module Cable Connections / p. 98) for details.
17. Route the other end of the VCR cables through the I/O module cable channel.
NOTE Do not connect the cables to the I/O module at this time.
Use cable ties to neatly bundle excess cable length. Excess cable
will be stored under the VCR cover.
Usethe following two tables and “Printer and VCR Mounting Hole Locations” figure to
determine which mounting holes to cut out for the peripheral configuration being installed.
The two tables list which holes to cut from the mat. The hole locations are numbered for
easy identification. The location of the mounting hole cut-outs are shown in the following
figure.
Tab. 6 Single Configurations
Complete the cable connections to I/O module from the B/W printer, color printer, or VCR.
The following figure shows the I/O module cable connections for all peripherals.
This procedure assumes that the printers were installed on the system before installing
software. Software version 4.0 has installation and configuration requirements that differ
from previous software releases. There are two different installation and configuration pro-
cedures. Use the following table to identify which procedure to use.
Tab. 8 Software Version 4.0 Printers
1. When installing multiple printers on a system with v4.0, install the CP800 first.
2. CP800 is not supported on systems configured with the RM-165 PCB.
Use the peripheral software setup instructions that match the software version running on
the Antares system.
• Software version 2.1 release runs on Windows 2000
• Software version 3.0 release runs on Windows 2000
• Software version 4.0 release runs on Windows XP OS
NOTE When installing two printers and one of them is the CP800, install
the CP800 printer first.
CP800 Installation 0
NOTE When installing two printers and one of the printers is the CP800,
install the CP800 first.
NOTE The system briefly displays a message indicating that the Smart
Cable is installing.
4. Press the Presets button. The system displays the Presets menu.
5. Select Service. The system displays the System Information, Service Options, Re-
mote Access Options, and Video panes.
NOTE Select a USB port that has not yet been assigned to a printer (usu-
ally USB001, but could be USB002 or USB003). Once a USB port
has been assigned to a printer, it cannot be re-assigned to a differ-
ent printer without first uninstalling and re-installing the USB port
resource.
13. If not already selected, select Mitsubishi from the “Manufacturers” list and Mitsubishi
CP800DW (LPT) from the “Printers” list.
15. If the “Use Existing Driver” window displays, select Keep existing driver (recom-
mended).
17. Verify the name displayed in the Printer Name field is Mitsubishi CP800DW (LPT).
24. If there are no more printers to install, continue to (Reboot System / p. 122).
NOTE When installing two printers and one of them is the CP800, install
the CP800 printer first.
NOTE The system briefly displays a message verifying that the printer is
installing.
- For B/W printers: connect the printer USB cable to J5B on the I/O panel. Reference
(9/Fig. 108 / p. 97).
- For color printers: connect the printer USB cable to J5A on the I/O panel. Reference
(10/Fig. 108 / p. 97).
NOTE The system briefly displays a message indicating that the printer
is installing. If there are problems trying to install the printer, ref-
erence (Printer Troubleshooting / p. 143).
The report printers automatically install and configure during the software installation. The
following steps allow the user to install a printer manually (if problems are encountered
during the software installation) or if the user is adding the printer to an existing, working
system.
5. Press the Report key or select the Report icon. The system displays the Patient Re-
port screen.
6. Select Print Report. The system prints the report.
- Compare the printed report to the information on the screen.
- If the report did not print properly, see (Printer Installation Troubleshooting / p. 143)
and if necessary (Restoring Plug-and-Play Resources / p. 145).
7. If there are no more printers to install, continue to (Reboot System / p. 122).
SW v4.0 0
CP800 Installation 0
NOTE The CP800 is not supported on systems with the RM-165 hardware.
NOTE When installing two printers and one of them is the CP800, install
the CP800 printer first.
NOTE The system briefly displays a message indicating that the Smart
Cable is installing.
4. The system detects the printer and displays the “Found New Hardware Wizard” screen.
a) If not already selected, select the Install the software automatically (recom-
mended) check box.
b) Select Next. The system installs the USB software automatically.
c) Verify the installation was successful.
The system displays the following screen when the installation was successful:
The system displays the following screen when the installation was not successful:
d) Select Finish.
The “Found New Software Wizard” closes.
5. Press the Presets button. The system displays the Presets menu.
6. Select Service. The system displays the System Information, Service Options, Re-
mote Access Options, and Video panes.
10. If not already selected, select the Local printer attached to this computer check box.
Verify Automatically detect and install my Plug-and-play printer is not selected.
NOTE Select a USB port that has not yet been assigned to a printer (usu-
ally USB001, but could be USB002 or USB003). Once a USB port
has been assigned to a printer, it cannot be re-assigned to a differ-
ent printer without first uninstalling and re-installing the USB port
resource.
14. If not already selected, select the MITSUBISHI from the Manufacturer list,
CP800DW (LPT) from the Printers list and select Next. The “Use Existing Driver” win-
dow displays.
15. If the Use Existing Driver screen displays, select Keep existing driver (recommend-
ed).
17. Verify the name displayed in the Printer Name field is Mitsubishi CP800DW (LPT).
NOTE If the test page did not print or If errors occurred during the instal-
lation, see (Printer Troubleshooting / p. 143).
NOTE When installing two printers and one of them is the CP800, install
the CP800 printer first.
NOTE The system briefly displays a message verifying that the printer is
installing.
- For B/W printers: connect the printer USB cable to J5A on the I/O panel. Reference
(10/Fig. 108 / p. 97).
- For color printers: connect the printer USB cable to J5B on the I/O panel. Reference
(9/Fig. 108 / p. 97).
NOTE The system may briefly displays a message indicating that the
printer is installing. Select Next and/or Finnish (depending on the
printer).
Some printers install the USB support automatically.
If there are problems trying to install the printer, reference (Printer
Troubleshooting / p. 143).
NOTE If the first installation attempt of the USB printer will fail. Discon-
nect the printer(s) USB cable from the I/O panel and start the pro-
cedure from step 2.
b) Select Service.
c) Select Configure Local Printer. The system displays the printer screen.
d) Right-click Mitsubishi P91DW (LPT) and select Properties.
e) Select the Ports tab.
f) Make sure Enable bidirectional support is not checked.
g) Select Ok.
7. If there are no more printers to install, continue to (Reboot System / p. 122).
1. With the Antares system powered off, connect the parallel cable to J1 of the I/O module
parallel printer port and the back of the printer. See (Fig. 108 / p. 97) to locate the paral-
lel printer port.
2. Power on the printer.
Allow the Antares system to complete the boot sequence to imaging mode.
Wait for the printer to indicate it is ready (indicator light or display message).
3. Power on the Antares system.
4. The system checks for new hardware and displays the following message:
New Hardware has been detected.
Allow the new hardware installation to complete.
5. Select Next.
Allow the installation to complete and then select Ok.
6. Register a patient in the Patient Registration screen.
a) Press the Patient key or select the Patient Registration icon. The system displays
the Patient Registration screen.
b) Enter patient information into the screen fields and select Ok.
7. Press the Report key or select the Report icon. The system displays the Patient Re-
port screen.
8. Select Print Report. The system prints the report.
- Compare the printed report to the information on the screen.
- If the report did not print properly, see (Printer Installation Troubleshooting / p. 143)
and if necessary (Restoring Plug-and-Play Resources / p. 145).
9. If there are no more printers to install, continue to (Reboot System / p. 122).
Reboot System 0
Perform a system reboot only after completing the installation of all printers.
Print/Store Setup 0
After the DICOM store and print devices are configured and the system has been reboo-
ted, it is necessary to configure the Print and Store key assignments. The Print/Store
Setup permits the following configuration of the Antares Print and Store keys:
• Automatic transfer of static images, either at the “End of exam” or “During exam”.
• Automatic transfer of static images, either at the “End of exam” or “During exam”.
• Automatic print routing, based on the image type.
• Storing images as Secondary Capture (global setting).
• Burning graphics into pixel data (global setting).
The Print and Store keys on the control panel can be configured to do print only, print and
store, or store only, regardless of the graphic on the button. The graphics located at the
top of the print/store presets screen represent the buttons on the control panel, not the
function of the button.
Perform the Restore Factory Printer Settings function when configuring print settings for
the first time. Perform the Restore Factory Settings function for configuring print and store
settings for the first time.
Fig. 132: Presets > Service > Restore Printer Factory Defauts
2. Restore factory settings:
a) Select Print/Store.
b) Select Restore Factory Settings.
Configure the routing for different image types to specific printers and storage devices.
2. Assign the routing for specific ultrasound image types to the Print and/or Store keys.
Use the following table to determine assignments:
Tab. 9 Image Type Routing
BW Selecting a printer from the drop-down menu sends black and white
images to the printer selected.
Selecting a storage device from the drop-down menu sends black
and white images to the printer selected.
Color Doppler Selecting a printer from the drop-down menu sends color images to
the printer selected.
Selecting a storage device from the drop-down menu sends color
images to the printer selected.
Tinted Selecting a printer from the drop-down menu sends tinted images to
the printer selected.
Selecting a storage device from the drop-down menu sends tinted
images to the printer selected.
2D Ref Selecting a printer from the drop-down menu sends images with
color in the 2D portion of PW Doppler to the printer selected.
Selecting a storage device from the drop-down menu sends images
with color in the 2D portion of PW Doppler to the printer selected.
Misc. Selecting a printer from the drop-down menu sends secondary cap-
tures (screen captures) images to the printer selected.
Selecting a storage device from thre drop-down menu sends sec-
ondary captures (screen captures) images to the printer selected.
NOTE Images are always stored to the local database when either the
Print or Store key is pressed, regardless of the Print/Store config-
uration.
Configure Print 0
After configuring a DICOM or local peripheral print device, assign image types to a desti-
nation printer, configure transfer types, and set the printed page composition.
3. For each device in the Printer column (1/Fig. 135 / p. 128), make the following selec-
tions from the related drop-down menus:
- Auto Transfer: defines when to transfer static images.
- Layout: defines the number of images per film sheet.
- Media Size: defines the size of the media.
- Orientation: defines the orientation of the media.
NOTE Do not restore factory settings if this screen is already set up for
onboard printers and it is necessary to add a DICOM printer. If this
is the case, skip step 2 and proceed to step 3.
4. Select Printer or System for the Formatted by option (2/Fig. 135 / p. 128).
a) Printer: Assigns the DICOM printers to perform composition and formatting. This is
the default setting. This setting is typically more efficient, allowing smaller blocks of
data to be transferred over the network, and consuming less ultrasound system
CPU resources.
b) System: Assigns the ultrasound system to perform page composition and format-
ting. This provides uniformity across different printers, and in some cases results in
very large blocks of data being transferred to the printer.
5. After setting the print routing, select Save to save the settings. All changes are discard-
ed unless the Save button is selected.
NOTE If the Print or Store key is not configured for printing, then all the
drop-down menus under that key icon should be set to empty.
Configure Store 0
To configure local printers to the Store key, reference the (US03-103.843.01 / Configure
Store) section of System Configuration.
HS-MD3000 Configuration 0
When installing a Mitsubishi HS-MD3000 VCR for use with an Antares, it is necessary to
optimize the presets for the best playback image quality. Select these presets using the
front panel display and controls on the VCR.
The configuration instructions describe how to set up the following preset menus on the
HS-MD3000 VCR:
• <Menu 1>
• <Menu 2>
• <Menu 3>
• <Menu 4>
• Hidden Menu
Control Function
Menu To access the VCR preset menus, press the Menu button on the front
panel of the VCR. The first press of the Menu button displays
<MENU 1>. Each press of the Menu button changes the menu
sequentially to the next menu. The sequential order of menus is:
<MENU 1>, <MENU 2>, <MENU 3>, <MENU4>, <ELAPSED TIME>;
and exit the VCR menus.
Stop + Play To enter the “Hidden Menu”, simultaneously press and hold STOP
and PLAY for at least ten seconds.
Jog/Adjust Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to select an item within a menu.
Turn to the right for a higher numbered setting. Turned to the left for a
lower numbered setting.
Frame/ Field - Press the Enter button to edit a menu value. Then turn the Jog dial to
Enter select a different value. Press Enter again to save the change.
Menu 1 Settings
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
1. Press MENU for approximately two seconds. The VCR displays 101:00.
2. Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to select each value within <Menu 1>.
3. Verify that each menu item value displays correctly. The following table lists the correct
settings:
Tab. 11 <Menu 1>
Menu 2 Settings
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
1. Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to select each value within <Menu 2>.
2. Verify that each menu item value displays correctly. The following table lists the correct
settings:
Tab. 12 <Menu 2>
Menu 3 Settings
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
When <Menu 3> is selected the VCR displays 301:00. <Menu 3> is used to set the clock;
it is not necessary to set the clock.Press the MENU button to continue to <Menu 4>.
Menu 4 Settings
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
1. Turn the JOG dial to the left or right to select each value within <Menu 4>.
2. Verify that each menu item value displays correctly. The following table lists the correct
settings:
Tab. 13 <Menu 4>
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
1. Simultaneously press and hold STOP and PLAY for at least ten seconds. The VCR dis-
plays PC: 2.
If PC: 2 is not displayed, turn the JOG dial until PC: 2 is displayed.
2. Press the ENTER button to set the change and continue to the next Hidden Menu item.
3. Verify that each menu item value displays correctly. The following table lists the correct
settings:
Tab. 14 Hidden Menu
NOTE A menu item cannot be exited if the menu item is flashing. Press
the Enter button as needed to stop the menu item from flashing.
SVO9500 Configuration 0
When installing a Sony SVO9500 VCR for use with an Antares, it is necessary to optimize
the presets for the best playback image quality. Select these presets using the front panel
display and controls on the VCR.
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
NOTE This procedure assumes the VCR displays default settings. If the
setting has been changed, the VCR will display the newest set-
tings.
NOTE A menu item cannot be exited if the menu item is flashing. Press
the Enter button as needed to stop the menu item from flashing.
4. Press the VCR key to toggle between the record and the pause functions.
The VCR key illuminates when the Record function is active.
If the test page does not print, refer to the following list for possible causes:
• The printer is connected to AC power.
• The printer is powered on.
• The printer cable is securely connected to the system. When using a parallel cable,
tighten the locking screws.
• The printer is not out of paper and/or ribbon.
• The printer is On Line (On Line light is illuminated).
If the printer is still not functioning, consult the following table:
Tab. 18 Printer Installation Troubleshooting
A driver can be installed for a plug-and-play resource only once. At which time Windows
marks that resource as used.(A used resource displays as a grayed-out device on the
hardware list.) If a printer is not recognized and cannot be installed, the resource may
need to be restored. The device must be deleted and the plug-and-play function re-initi-
ated.
NOTE After restoring the plug-and-play resources, the USB cable must
be disconnected and reconnected to initiate the plug-and-play in-
stallation.
b) Select Go.
c) Select Next.
d) Right-click My Computer, then select Properties > Hardware > Device Manager.
e) Select the View pull-down menu.
f) Select Show hidden devices and expand Printers.
g) Select the printer for deletion. Right-click the selected printer and select Uninstall.
h) Confirm deletion of printer.
i) Expand Universal Serial Bus controllers, then select the appropriate printing sup-
port for the printer to be deleted.
j) Confirm deletion of USB Printing Support.
Repeat steps 3 for each USB Printing Support device entry from the list in turn.
There is a ‘USB Printing Support’ device for the USB to parallel cable, which is in-
stalled as a separate device. All USB Printing Support devices should be removed
to free up resources.
4. Close the Service screen.
Printers may now be installed according to the specific installation procedure in this
document.
Report Printers 0
The following steps manual printer installation if problems are encountered during the
software install process or if add a printer to an existing, working system.
NOTE If the printer is unplugged or removed from the system, refer to the
(Restoring Plug-and-Play Resources / p. 145) for the printer unin-
stall procedure.
1. Power on the report printer and permit printer to initialize, illuminating the “Ready” light.
2. Connect the USB cable between the printer and the Antares:
a) Connect one end of the USB cable into the USB port on the back of the printer.
b) Route the cable through the peripheral cable passage.
c) Connect the other end of the USB cable into a USB port on the I/O panel.
3. The system will detect the printer and display the “Found New Hardware Wizard” win-
dow.
a) If not already selected, select the Install the software automatically (recom-
mended) check box.
1. Connect the parallel cable between the printer and the Antares:
a) Connect the parallel cable into the parallel printer connector on the I/O panel and
secure with the locking screws.
b) Route the cable through the peripheral cable passage.
c) Connect the other end of the parallel cable into the parallel connector on the back of
the printer and lock it down with the clips.
2. Power on the Report Printer on.
Wait until the printer displays Ready on the front panel.
The system detects the printer and displays the “Found New Hardware Wizard”
window.
a) If not already selected, select the Install the software automatically (recom-
mended) check box.
b) Select Next. The system installs the USB software automatically.
c) Select Finish.
The “Found New Hardware Wizard” closes and the system returns to imaging.
3. Press the Patient button. The system displays the Patient Registration screen.
4. Register a patient and select Ok.
5. Press the Report button. The system displays the Patient Report screen.
6. Select Print Report.
7. Compare the printed report to the information on the screen.
The Plug-and-play procedure assumes the system is booted to imaging. Perform the fol-
lowing steps for each printer to install; one printer at a time.
1. Connect the AC power cable between the printer and the Antares peripheral outlet.