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Ultrasound Diagnostic Instrument
Service Manual
Volume 1
English Version
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ARIETTA 70 Service Manual VOLUME 1
Contents of ARIETTA 70 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 1

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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION page 1-1~1-10 (10 pages)

1-1 Service Manual ································································· 1- 1
1-2 Contents of this Service Manual ············································· 1- 1
1-3 Construction of This Service Manual ······································· 1- 1
1-4 Contents of Each VOLUME/Chapter ······································· 1- 2
1-5 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards ····································· 1- 3
1-6 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards ·································· 1- 3
1-7 Precautions Against Germ Hazards ·········································· 1- 4
1-8 Precautions to ensure safety of software ···································· 1- 4
1-9 Precautions for software safety of maintenance tools ····················· 1- 5
1-10 Precautions regarding handling of patient data ···························· 1- 5
1-11 Preparation to be made before visit customer ······························ 1- 5
1-12 Care to be taken in the Field ·················································· 1- 6
1-13 Handling of PCB ······························································· 1- 6
1-14 WEEE Directive and RoHS Directive ······································ 1- 6
1-15 EMC and EMI ·································································· 1- 7
1-16 System Symbols ································································ 1- 8
Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS page 2-1~2-12 (12 pages)

2-1 Repair work on the description of Service Manual························ 2- 1
2-2 Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual ····················· 2- 6
Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE page 3-1~3-106 (106 pages)

3-1 How to use this Instruction ··················································· 3- 1
3-2 Disassembly Instruction ······················································· 3- 3
1. Parts Identification/Individual Unit Layout ··························· 3- 5
2. Dismounting Flowchart ·················································· 3- 6
3. Removing of Covers, Dust Filters, Rear Handle,
Speaker and Pedal Unit ·················································· 3- 7
4. Removing of Operation Panel [PNL-132*] and
the related parts···························································· 3 - 27
5. Removing of PC Boards and HDD ····································· 3 - 53
6. Removing of Digital Imaging Unit[USM-40*] ,IO and Backplane 3 - 61
7. Removing of Power Supply Unit [EU-6053*],
Breaker and Fuse ·························································· 3 - 68
8. Removing of Physiological Signal Unit [PEU-ARIETTA70*]····· 3 - 69
9. Removing of Monitor [IPF-2101*] ····································· 3 - 71
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10. Removing of Monitor Arm ·············································· 3 - 77

11. Removing of Panel Arm ················································· 3 - 87
12. Removing of Probe Holder, Cable Hook ······························ 3 - 95
13. Removing of Casters ····················································· 3 - 97
14. Removing of B/W Printer, Color Printer and HDD Recorder ······ 3 - 103
Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW page 4-1~4-38 (38 pages)

4-1 System specifications ·························································· 4- 1
4-1-1 System Summary··················································· 4- 1
4-1-2 Beam former ························································ 4- 2
4-1-3 Frame rate ··························································· 4- 2
4-1-4 B-mode ······························································ 4- 3
4-1-5 M-mode······························································ 4- 4
4-1-6 Spectral Doppler ··················································· 4- 4
4-1-7 Color Flow Mapping ·············································· 4- 5
4-1-8 Manual ······························································· 4- 5
4-1-9 Cine Memory ······················································· 4- 6
4-1-10 Data Management ·················································· 4- 6
4-1-11 Measurements and Analysis ······································ 4- 8
4-1-12 Physiological Signal Display
(PEU-ARIETTA70 is required) ·································· 4- 9
4-1-13 Option Function ···················································· 4 - 10
4-1-14 Optional Analysis Functions······································ 4 - 10
4-1-15 General Specifications············································· 4 - 10
4-2 System Configuration ························································· 4 - 12
4-3 System Block Diagram ························································ 4 - 18
4-4 System operation principle ··················································· 4 - 23
4-4-1 System control unit ················································ 4 - 23
4-4-2 Transmission and reception section ····························· 4 - 25
4-4-3 CONT and Backend section······································ 4 - 27
4-4-4 Biosignal display unit PEU-ARIETTA70*(option)··········· 4 - 31
4-4-5 Power supply unit EU-6053 ······································ 4 - 33
4-4-6 Viewing LCD monitor IPF-2101 ································ 4 - 35
4-4-7 PNL-132 operation panel unit ··································· 4 - 37
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Chapter 5 TROUBLE SHOOTING page 5-1~5-58 (58 pages)

5-1 Introduction ··································································· 5- 1
5-2 Precaution ······································································· 5- 1
5-3 Required Tools and Measuring Instruments ························ 5- 2
5-4 Location of the units and modules ··········································· 5- 3
5-5 Default setting and Status indication ·································· 5- 7
5-5-1 PROBE SELECTOR ·············································· 5- 7
5-5-2 Foot SW Stack ······················································ 5- 7
5-5-3 TX ···································································· 5- 7
5-5-4 CWSRV (Option: EU-9163*) ······························· 5- 8
5-5-5 RX ···································································· 5- 8
5-5-6 JUMPER ···························································· 5- 8
5-5-7 DBF ·································································· 5- 8
5-5-8 CONT ································································ 5- 9
5-5-9 CELL ································································ 5 - 11
5-5-10 TVIF(Option: EU-9167*) ········································· 5 - 12
5-5-11 Indepe Stack (Option: EU-9166*) ······························· 5 - 12
5-5-12 Peripheral I/O ······················································· 5 - 12
5-5-13 Physio Sig. Amp (Option: PEU-ARIETTA70*)··············· 5 - 12
5-5-14 Power Supply Unit ················································· 5 - 12
5-5-15 Panel ································································· 5 - 13
5-5-16 Maintenance Dip SW ·············································· 5 - 15
5-6 Power Supply Unit EU-6053** ·············································· 5 - 16
5-6-1 Checking of the output voltages ································· 5 - 16
5-6-2 Operation checks on the power supply unit
EU-6053* by itself ··············································· 5 - 17
5-6-3 Checking of AC Outlet voltage ·································· 5 - 19
5-7 LCD Monitor IPF-2101* ······················································ 5 - 20
5-7-1 Caution for Monitor repairing ···································· 5 - 20
5-7-2 How to judge the dot defect of LCD monitor ·················· 5 - 20
5-7-3 Onscreen display and functions ·································· 5 - 21
5-7-4 Monitor troubleshooting ·········································· 5 - 22
5-8 System start-up failure························································· 5 - 23
5-8-1 Checking the power voltage ······································ 5 - 23
5-8-2 Operation step after turn on the machine ······················· 5 - 23
5-8-3 Operation step after turn off the machine ······················· 5 - 25
5-9 Error messages ································································· 5 - 26
5-9-1 Dialogue message ·················································· 5 - 26
5-9-2 Assist message······················································ 5 - 26
5-10 Network error ··································································· 5 - 27
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5-10-1 Check for hardware and software malfunctions ··············· 5 - 28

5-10-2 Checking the network and DICOM environment ············· 5 - 29
5-10-2-1 Checking the DICOM settings
for the ultrasound machine ···································· 5 - 29
5-10-2-2 Checking the DICOM settings for the image server ······· 5 - 30
5-10-2-3 Checking the DICOM setting for the Worklist server ····· 5 - 33
5-10-2-4 Checking the DICOM printer settings ······················· 5 - 36
5-10-2-5 Checking the DICOM setting
for the SR(Structured Report) server ························ 5 - 39
5-10-2-6 Checking the DICOM setting for the QR server ··········· 5 - 41
5-10-2-7 Checking the DICOM setting for the MPPS server········ 5 - 43
5-10-2-8 Checking the DICOM setting
for the Storage Commitment server ·························· 5 - 45
5-10-2-9 Checking the DICOM settings ································ 5 - 47
5-10-3 Troubleshooting of image storage operations ·················· 5 - 51
5-10-3-1 Association abort due to transfer syntax mismatches ····· 5 - 51
5-10-3-2 Abnormal image display caused by RGB data format ···· 5 - 52
5-10-4 Troubleshooting Worklist operations ···························· 5 - 53
5-10-4-1 “No Worklist” error due to data setting ······················ 5 - 53
5-10-4-2 “No Worklist” error due to search key mismatch ·········· 5 - 53
5-10-4-3 The handling of institution names during
Worklist operations ············································· 5 - 54
5-11 Diagnostic functions ··························································· 5 - 57
5-11-1 Ultra-POST, a CPU self-diagnostic tool ················· 5 - 57
Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK page 6-1~6-30 (30 pages)

6-1 Introduction ····································································· 6- 1
6-2 Precautions ······································································ 6- 1
6-3 Filling out the service report ·················································· 6- 1
6-4 Performance check ····························································· 6- 2
6-4-1 Exterior/mechanism check ········································ 6- 3
6-4-2 Cleaning ····························································· 6- 5
6-4-3 Device information, power supply voltage check ············· 6 - 17
6-4-4 Performance check ················································· 6 - 17
6-4-5 Image quality check ··············································· 6 - 23
6-4-6 Safety check ························································ 6 - 26
ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment check sheet ····· 6 - 28
Revision History of the Service Manual

Revision History of VOLUME 1 ····················································· 1/ 2
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Contents of ARIETTA 70 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 2
Chapter 1 SYSTEM OPERATION
Chapter 2 SCHEMATICS
Chapter 3 SERVICE INFORMATION
Chapter 4 ADJUSTMENT
Chapter 5 PARTS LIST
Revision History of the Service Manual VOLUME 2
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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
APPENDIX
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Chapter 1 Introduction
1-1 Service Manual
This service manual is applicable to ARIETTA 70, ARIETTA 70a, ARIETTA S70, ARIETTA S70a,
ARIETTA V70 and ARIETTA V70a.
The word, ARIETTA70 in the manual is deemed to be ARIETTA 70, ARIETTA 70a, ARIETTA S70,
ARIETTA S70a, ARIETTA V70 and ARIETTA V70a, if the case may be.
This service manual has been prepared for persons in charge of repair at the field.
This service manual is compiled according to the following basic principle. ”For service, pick out a
faulty PCB and replace it with a new PCB.”
Make the best use of this service manual, making also reference to available technical support
information such as “Technical Bulletin”.
* Technical Bulletin, the Technical Notes, and HISTORY of the equipment which are described on this
manual are released for Service Engineer who has taken appropriate training.
1-2 Contents of this Service Manual
The equipment is repaired by PCB replacement. Therefore this service manual does not include the
circuit diagrams of the PCB unit. For the explanation of functions, Block Diagrams and signal list of
each PCB, whose circuit diagram is not included, refer to ”VOLUME 2: Chapter 1 SYSTEM
OPERATION”. The Specification of System and System Block Diagrams are described in “VOLUME
1: Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW”.
However, “Cable Connection Diagram”, “Circuit Diagram of PCB equipped with the panel switches
which are easily exchangeable at the field” and ”Circuit Diagrams composed of general circuit such as
Power Supply unit” are described in ”VOLUME 2: Chapter 2 SCHEMATICS”.
For changes and modifications of as well as additions to specifications, if any, prompt information will
be given to you by means of “APPENDIX Manual Change Information”.
IMPORTANT Always observe the manner specified for replacement, addition, or deletion of
“Manual Change” to prevent missing of necessary information and keeping of
erroneous information.
1-3 Construction of This Service Manual
The structure of Service Manual is as follows:

VOLUME2 is released for Service Engineer who has taken appropriate training.
VOLUME 1
General instructions on carrying out maintenance service, correspondence at the time of trouble,
procedure that is necessary for operation check are described.
VOLUME 2
Detailed information for actual repair work, available service information are described.
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1-4 Contents of Each VOLUME/Chapter
VOLUME 1
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
Describing the purpose of the Service Manual
Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS

Giving information peculiar to the equipment and care to be taken before starting repair work
Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE
Disassembling Procedure illustrates the disassembly and assembly of main components. Be sure to
follow working procedures if specified
Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Describing Specification of System and System Block Diagram; It gives the overview of major
signals flows and mutual communication between the units in the system.
Chapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING
Describing precautions on actual repair work and shows the necessary tools and measuring
instruments. Also, it includes many hints on primary diagnosis and measures to be taken in the
field.
Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK

Describing the procedure of checking for proper operation after repair and provides the forms of
check sheet.
VOLUME 2
Chapter 1 SYSTEM OPERATION
Describing PCB Block diagram and the Signal List, additional detailed explanation to the
“VOLUME 1: Chapter 4 System Overview”.
Chapter 2 SCHEMATICS
Giving the cable connection diagram including all cables used, the circuit diagram of PCB
equipped with switches and the circuit diagram of and Power Supply unit.
Chapter 3 SERVICE INFORMATION

Providing available information about maintenance service
Chapter 4 ADJUSTMENT
Giving guides for adjustment of PCB and units that are required when they are replaced.
Chapter 5 PARTS LIST

The list of mechanical and electrical parts that is possibly required for repair.
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1-5 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards
When disassembling the equipment after checking it for a trouble symptom, give care to the following:
1) Be sure to unplug the equipment before disassembly.
2) Be sure to turn off the main switch on the equipment when removing electrical parts such as PCBs,
probe, and cable.
3) Safety alert symbols
4) The indication used on this equipment and in this service manual has the following meaning
“ Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate
injury. ”
“ A caution message is inserted here. ”
5) Perfectness in grounding, screw tightening, and cover installation is essential. Negligence of it could
cause a possibility of leakage current from outer fitting which may lead to serious damage to a
patient being diagnosed.
1-6 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards
When disassembling the equipment, give care to the following to protect Service Engineer or User from
hazards:
1) Keep the working environment neat.
2) Wear working gloves to protect your hands from getting injured by burrs on the unit and casing.
3) Use only proper tools suited to work being made.
4) Be sure to observe the disassembly procedure shown in VOLUME 2: Chapter 3.
5) Take sufficient care not to damage component with undue load.
6) Be sure to observe equipment is re-assembled properly after disassembly.
7) Use only the specified screws and nuts. Using any other screws and/or nuts would affect not only
mechanical performance, but also electrical performance of the equipment.
8) In case of the equipment has movable unit internally, take sufficient care not to pinch your hands,
ties, wristbands in movable unit. Be sure to zip-up/fasten your fastener and button. Do not put tools
and screws around movable unit.
9) Take care not to touch Fan when covers of equipment are off.
10) Fix the moving part appropriately when you transport or move the machine. If the machine has
transportation position, set this position appropriately.
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1-7 Precautions Against Germ Hazards
1) When it is necessary to touch the equipment, options and/or other peripheral devices at a customer
who uses intracorporeal (transesophageal, transurethral, transvaginal, transrectal) probes that need
sterilization, take special care to protect your hands against germs, irrespective of the usage of the
equipment: whether it is used in the operation room or not.
2) Service tools are subject to germ pollution in hospitals and, therefore, need periodical sterilization.
3) Be careful not to directly touch anything assumable to have germ pollution. If necessary, ask the
customer for effective protection against germs.
4) Be sure to confirm the equipment, options and peripheral devices are washed, disinfected or
sterilized appropriately when you take them back from customer site.
5) In case the equipment radiates X-ray, pay attention to the circumference and take care not exposed
X-ray indiscreetly when the equipment is radiating. You must put a film badge for monitoring the
personal exposure at proper position when you do the repair work.
Whenever grease, oil or other chemicals is used for maintenance service, options and/or peripheral
devices, be sure to clean the equipment and/or devices after service work.
1-8 Precautions to ensure safety of software
OS (Operating System, such as Windows) operation is allowed Service Engineer who has taken
appropriate training. Illegal change on OS or our program files, Illegal copy of file/folder/partition
which NOT instructed, are prohibited.
Computer controlled medical equipment that involves starting up an operating system from an internal
storage drive could become infected with computer viruses.
Such equipment is usually infected via peripheral storage, media or connections to a network.
Examples detailing route of infection
A) Infections caused during upgrades or maintenance by service engineer.
An infected USB memory device was connected.
An infected floppy disk was inserted.
A virus-infected USB hard disk drive was connected to remove data.
B) Infections caused by copying/backing up the preset data or stored images
An infected USB memory device was connected.
An infected floppy disk was inserted.
A virus-infected USB hard disk drive was connected to remove data.
1) Scan all media for viruses before connecting them to or inserting them in the equipment.
2) When an infection is detected, investigate the route of infection and its scope before removing the
virus.
3) Any connections to a network should as far as possible be routed via a firewall.
4) Software, files or services other than those designated by us must not be installed on or uninstalled
from the equipment. Nor must files other than those specified by us be modified or edited.
5) DO NOT connect the internal storage device (hard disk, CF card and so on) to your PC.
It may cause the computer virus infection to the machine.
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1-9 Precautions for software safety of maintenance tools
These maintenance tools refer to the laptop computers and auxiliary storage devices that service
engineers carry around. (Any computer used for creating CD-Rs for installing upgrades is also regarded
as a maintenance tool.) Thus maintenance tools will include laptop computers, floppy diskettes, USB
memory devices, external hard disks, CD-Rs, etc.
1) Perform a virus scan of any tool that will be used to ensure that they are not infected by computer
viruses.
Regularly perform virus scans of maintenance tools.
2) In unavoidable cases when for some reason safety cannot be confirmed, or when an unknown
computer or memory device is connected, be sure to perform a virus check after use.
3) Update with the most recent virus pattern data prior to performing a virus scan.
4) If a virus scan does not remove the cause for anxiety, use another virus scanner to check.
1-10 Precautions regarding handling of patient data
Extreme care must be taken to ensure that data (image data, patient database, DICOM communication
log files) that has been saved to another media during equipment repair and may include patient data is
guarded against leakage, loss and theft. Delete any data that is no longer needed.
1) Work involving use of patient data should be performed in a room that can be locked to prevent
leakage, loss or theft of such data.
2) Such data must be stored in a locked shelf or similar container.
3) If no lockable shelves are available, encrypt the files to reduce possible harm in the event of theft,
leakage or loss.
1-11 Preparation to be made before visit customer
1) When called by a customer on the telephone, note the followings:

 Name of equipment
 Serial number of equipment
 Name of hospital
 Telephone number
 Name of person in charge
 Detail of trouble symptom as far as possible
 State of connection to optional devices
2) Go over the “Technical Bulletin” and “Technical Notes” to see whether the complained trouble can
be mended by means of regular repairing method.
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1-12 Care to be taken in the Field
1) Check for trouble symptoms.

2) Check for connection to optional devices and other peripheral devices.
3) Record structure of the equipment such as Software Version.
4) After working, restore the equipment according to the above mentioned contents of memory if
necessary.
5) After completion of work, put back the peripheral devices to the original condition.
1-13 Handling of PCB
It is our policy that neither repair nor modification of PCBs used for S.M.D. is made in the field as a
rule because of the following reasons:
[REMARKS]
PCB does not need repairing or modifying in the field as a rule.
When handling a PCB, do not touch the IC unless it is necessary.

IC soiled with worker’s hands may cause corrosion. Additionally, foreign particles such as fine solder
dust could be the cause of short-circuited IC lead wires whose pitch is smaller than that of the traditional
ones.
Do not give excessively large shocks to the PCB.

Very thin wiring patterns require extreme care in handling of the PCB.
When replacing the ROM (Read Only Memory) on the PCB, attempting to force the ROM into its
socket would cause the PCB to be subjected to an undue force.
Reuse of chip devices (including resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.) is strictly inhibited.
 CAUTION  When handling a PCB, avoid touching the IC and connector pins on the devices
to prevent ESD (Electro Static Discharge) damage.
A service person should preferably wear an ESD wrist strap correctly grounded
when handling a PCB.
1-14 WEEE Directive and RoHS Directive
About WEEE Directive

Symbol Meaning
Applied to WEEE Directive. Equipment which has this label must be rejected or
recycled by manufacturer.
WEEE(Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment) was adopted Feb 2003 by
European Union. The purpose of this directive is to prevent incidence of waste of
electrical and electronic devices and in order to reduce rejection, “re-cycle”,
“re-use” and/or “re-cycle in other way” are demanded.
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About RoHS Directive

RoHS(Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive was adopted in Feb 2003 by European Union. It
is closely related to WEEE Directive. This directive restricts the use of hazardous materials in various
type of electronic and electrical equipment.
The PCBs (printed circuit boards) inside and other parts use lead-free (Pb free) solder and lead-free
RoHS compliant components.
Principally it is prohibited to do remodeling or adaptation on PC board, except when there is instruction

by Aloka. Use lead-free solder for soldering internal boards, components and cables.
Do not use old solder that contains lead. It has a different melting point from lead-free solder and must
not be used.
 Melting point Eutectic solder around 183 Celsius
Lead free solder around 217 Celsius depends on content ratio
Use the label shown above for products Use the label shown above for products that
containing only RoHS compliant mounted contain some RoHS compliant mounted
components that are soldered using lead-free components that are soldered using lead-free
solder solder.
1-15 EMC and EMI
EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility):

In order to apply EMC standard, following two Electromagnetic interference must have balance and
compatibility.
 EMI (Electro Magnetic interferences): An interferences generated from electronic and electrical
equipment.
 Immunity: Tolerance against external Electromagnetic interferences.
 CAUTION  DO NOT execute unnecessary or un-indicated modifications. It would be a cause

of electromagnetic wave occurrence or/and reduction of Immunity.
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1-16 System Symbols
Symbols used by Aloka are described below, together with reference to IEC publication(s).
No. Symbol Meaning

Danger
1
Carefully read the pertinent items in the operation manual, and handle the
equipment with great care.
ANSI standard Z535.3
IEC60601-1, Attached table D
BS 5378 PART1， Appendix A
2 Biohazard
ISO7000 No.0659
3
Be careful of explosion
4 Be careful of electric shock

5 Be careful of fire
6
Be careful of acoustic power
7 Type BF applied part
IEC60601-1, Attached table D
8 Indicates the ON position of the switch.
IEC60417-5007
9 Indicates the OFF position of the switch.
IEC60417-5008
10 Indicates the STAND BY position of the switch.
IEC60417-5009
11 Alternating current
IEC60417-5032
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No. Symbol Meaning

12 Potential equalization terminal
IEC60417-5021
13 Protected against the effects of continuance immersion in water
Labeled on Foot Switch MP-2345B, MP-2614B
IEC60529
14 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) symbol：
Follow the ESD guide line
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Chapter 2
SERVICE PROCESS
APPENDIX
MN2-2075 Rev.0
Chapter 2 Service Process
2-1 Repair work on the description of Service Manual
The typical processes for the repair work are shown as the Flow Chart on the next page. Do the repair
work according to this procedure. In the case of modification of the Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes
or Upgrade Kit, see the next item 2-2.
Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 2-3. Furthermore, the
Flow Chart and its explanation show the time when each section of service manual are required on
repair work. This is a guide for the usage of service manual.
The service manual is very important for the repair work, especially readjustment and performance
check after completion of repair work. This is to keep the safety and quality of equipment. If you make
them, you have to describe that the treatment has been done according to the applied section of service
manual, on the repair report or the like.
The circled numbers shown in the Flow Chart on next page are corresponded to the procedure number
shown from page 2-3.
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(START)
1 Reception and Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes

Investigation VOLUME 1 Chapter 4, 5
VOLUME 2 Chapter 1, 2, 3
2 Selection and order of VOLUME 1 Chapter 5

Required part(s) VOLUME 2 Chapter 5
History
3 Preparation VOLUME 1 Chapter 2

At your site
At Customer side
4 Confirmation
5 VOLUME 1 Chapter 1, 5
Repair and adjustment VOLUME 2 Chapter 4
6 Operation check VOLUME 1 Chapter 6
7
No
Work as normal?
Yes
8 10
Check by customer Yes
Fill repair report Repair again
Approve by customer
No
9 Present repair report 11 Show comments of the
Demand to repair the prohibition to use on
defective part(s) the equipment
Completion 12 Report to customer

(END)
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Procedure 1 Reception of repair and investigation
Accept the repair request from the customer or distributor. At this time, the following points have to be
confirmed and checked,
• Model name/number, and serial number
• Name of customer (Hospital), address, phone number, and name of person in charge
• Configuration of the connection of peripheral devices
• Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display (if possible)
• Detail of phenomenon appeared on the function of equipment
Make an examination what circuit may be defective as the function of equipment based on the above
information. If you need to know about the basic operation and special information for the maintenance,
refer to the following sections, or ask to the Technical Support,
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING
♦ VOLUME 2 Chapter 1 SYSTEM OPERATION
♦ VOLUME 2 Chapter 2 SCHEMATICS
♦ VOLUME 2 Chapter 3 SERVICE INFORMATION
The reported phenomenon may be the original problem on the equipment. Because, refer to the
Technical Bulletin or the Technical Notes separately issued to check it whether defectiveness or not. If it
has been reported as the original problem, make a work according to the Technical Bulletin or the
Technical Notes.
* The Technical Bulletin and the Technical Notes are released for Service Engineer who has taken
appropriate training.
Procedure 2 Selection of required parts and order
If you find the doubtful circuit, order the necessary parts. Then check the delivery date and decide the
date to visit on the consultation with the customer.
For the selection and order of parts, refer to the following sections
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 5 TROUBLE SHOOTING
♦ VOLUME 2 Chapter 5 PARTS LIST
For the electrical parts such as UNIT, check the history information on the HISTORY of this equipment
separately issued.
* The HISTORY of this equipment is released for Service Engineer who has taken appropriate
training.
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Procedure 3 Preparation of visiting the customer
Check the required tools, measuring devices and parts to be replaced before the visiting the customer.
Then check the special information for the equipment reference with the following section,
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS
Procedure 4 Confirmation of phenomenon
Confirm the appeared phenomenon and condition to happen it with the customer. If you don’t know
about the operation of equipment, refer to the Operation Manual attached to the equipment.
Procedure 5 Repair and readjustment
Repair the defective circuit with the brought parts. For the repair work, read the following section
carefully,
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
And, examine the trouble reason depending on the situation with following section,
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING
The electrical or mechanical readjustment may be requested depending on the replaced parts. Because,
refer to the following section after completion of repair,
♦ VOLUME 2 Chapter 4 ADJUSTMENT
Procedure 6 Operation check
Check the system behavior to keep its condition as same as before in trouble, reference with the
following section. Be sure to do according to the description because check items are depending on the
portion to be treated.
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK
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Procedure 7 Judgment of the operation quality
If the result of “Procedure 6” is passed to the all standards, do the next “Procedure 8”. On the other side,
if not, make a judgment of “Procedure 10”.
Procedure 8 Confirm by customer, make repair report and approve
Reconfirm the solution of trouble phenomenon with the customer. Then make a repair report and obtain
approval of customer.
The repair report shows not only the treatment but also the method of readjustment and operation check.
If they have been done according to the service manual, the followings have to be shown,
“Readjusted according to the VOLUME 2 Chapter 4 of service manual.”
“Checked according to the VOLUME 1 Chapter 6 of service manual, and passed.”
Procedure 9 Presentation of report and order to repair parts
Fill the repair report with necessary item, and present it according to the certain procedure.
If the defective parts that trouble cause included is available to use again by repair, make an order to do.
If you cannot judge whether the part can be used again or not, ask to the Technical Support.
Procedure 10 Judgment of possibility to repair again
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 7”, if the trouble is not solved, judge the possibility to make
the repair work again.
If available, return to “Procedure 5” and continue to work.
If unavailable, go to “Procedure 11”.
Procedure 11 Indication of the prohibition to use
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 10”, if you judge that it is impossible to continue the repair
work at this time, indicate that the equipment is still out of order, and also show the prohibition to use,
on the equipment.
Procedure 12 Report to the customer
Report the reason why the trouble cannot be solved to the customer. Then consult about the plan of next
repair work.
And do the same way from “Procedure 2”.
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2-2 Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual
The typical processes for the upgrade work are shown as the Flow Chart on the next page. Do the
upgrade work according to this procedure. In the case of repair work, see the previous item 2-1.
Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 2-8. Furthermore, the
Flow Chart and its explanation show the time when each section of service manual are required on
upgrade work. This is a guide for the usage of service manual.
The service manual is very important for the upgrade work, especially readjustment and performance
check after completion of upgrade work. This is to keep the safety and quality of equipment.
The circled numbers shown in the Flow Chart on next page, are corresponded to the procedure number
shown from page 2-8.
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(START)
14
1 Selection and order of Technical Bulletin Consultation with

requires parts/kits Technical Notes Technical Support
Installation Procedure
2 Preparation VOLUME 1 Chapter 2

At your site
At customer site
3 Operation Check VOLUME 1 Chapter 6
4
Work as normal? No
10 Do the repair work,

Yes according to item 2-1
5 Upgrade Installation Procedure
6 Operation check Installation Procedure

VOLUME 1 Section 3
VOLUME 1 Section 6
7
Work as normal? No
11
Yes Can recover? Yes
8 Check by customer
No
9 Return unnecessary 12 Show comments of the

parts, and report of prohibition to use on
upgrade.
the equipment
Completion (END) 13 Report to customer
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Procedure 1 Selection of required parts / kits and order
Accept the upgrade request from the customer, distributor or person in charge of sales. At this time, the
following points have to be confirmed and checked to decide the parts and kits,
• Document name that announced the upgrade or kit requested
• Name of customer (Hospital), address, phone number, and name of person in charge
• Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display
Make an examination what parts or kits are required based on the above information. For the selection,
refer to the following document separately issued, or ask to the Technical Support,
♦ Technical Bulletin
♦ Technical Notes
To confirm the detail of upgrade, see the Installation Procedure attached with applied Technical Bulletin
or Technical Notes.
Depending on the upgrade, hardware, or software, the other upgrade may be required. Check it with
the Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes.
Then, confirm the delivery date of required parts or kits, and decide the date to visit on the consultation
with the customer.
* The Technical Bulletin and the Technical Notes are released for Service Engineer who has taken
appropriate training.
Procedure 2 Preparation of visiting the customer
Check the required tools, measuring devices and parts or kits to be used before the visiting the customer.
Then check the special information for the equipment reference with the following section and
document,
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
♦ Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes and/or Installation Procedure
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Procedure 3 Operation check before upgrade
On the basis of work, the upgrade to the defective equipment is prohibited. Because, before upgrade
work, check the behavior of equipment whether normal or not according to following section and
document,
♦ Operation Manual
if not, go to “Procedure 10”.
Procedure 5 Upgrade work
Do the upgrade work according to the following document,

♦ Installation Procedure attached with kit, Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes
Procedure 6 Operation check after upgrade
Check the system behavior to keep its condition as same as before the upgrade, reference with the
following section. Be sure to do according to the description because check items are depending on the
portion to be treated.
♦ VOLUME 1 Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE
♦ Installation Procedure
if not, make a judgment of “Procedure 11”.
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Procedure 8 Confirmation by customer
Reconfirm any functions of equipment with the customer. Then, if need, introduce and explain about the
new functions and specification added by this upgrade.
Furthermore, if need, make a report to be approved by the customer. The report shows not only the
treatment but also the method of operation check. If it has been done according to the service manual,
the following has to be shown,
“Checked according to the VOLUME 1 Chapter 6 of service manual, and passed.”
Procedure 9 Return of unnecessary parts and report of completion
According to the Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes, return the unnecessary replaced or unused parts
as soon as possible if suggested.
And, if the report of upgrade is suggested on the same document, report it with the information required.
Procedure 10 Work for the abnormal behavior of equipment
On the result of judgment in “Procedure 4”, if the equipment does not work normal, solve the problem
according to item 2-1 “Repair work on the description of service manual” shown in this section.
When the problem is solved, return to “Procedure 5” of this item and continue to do the upgrade work.
Procedure 11 Judgment of possibility to recover
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 7”, if the problem has been made by this upgrade, judge the
possibility to recover it.
If available, return to “Procedure 5” and continue to work.
If unavailable, go to “Procedure 12”.
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Procedure 12 Indication of the prohibition to use
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 11”, if you judge that it is impossible to recover at this time,
indicate that the equipment is the out of order, and also show the prohibition to use, on the equipment.
Procedure 13 Report to the customer
Report to the customer that the upgrade has not been completed because of the problem on the upgrade
work. Then make a schedule to fix and complete it
Procedure 14 Asking to the Technical Support
Report to the Technical Support about the happening of problem on the upgrade work, make an
examination to solve and order the additional parts. Before the asking, check the following points,
• Name of kit, or the issue number of Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes showing the upgrade
• Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display
• Indication of equipment such as Upgrade
• Detail of phenomenon appeared on the function of equipment
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Chapter 3
INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE
APPENDIX
MN2-2075 Rev.0
Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble
3-1 How to use this Instruction
Basically follow the instruction below to refer this document.

a) Find the index No. from the part that you need to disassemble.
b) Refer the Disassembling Diagram and Flowchart to start the work from the proper point.
c) Refer the Detailed Procedure when it’s necessary.
In order to proceed the work smoothly, refer this document with keeping the following points in
mind.
1) Index
Index number
· The index number corresponds to the number of Disassembling Diagram and

Flowchart.
2) Flowchart
Number of
Flowchart
· Flowchart represents the flow of disassembling parts/units. It flows from left side to right
side.
· It is necessary that the part/unit at the left side, connected with a line, is already
disassembled when you need to do it on a particular part/unit.
• The number indicated on each part/unit corresponds to the index No. of
Disassembly Diagram.
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3) Disassembly Diagram
Index No.
· It represents the disassembly of parts/units and the circled numbers put on the parts
indicate the order of dismantlement.
· The comment: (Details x-x) under the part name indicates there is Detailed Procedure of
Disassembly x-x in latter part of this document for your reference.
· The description of “BNK3x8 Fe,Ni,3” or like, indicates the type of screws and the number at
the end represents the amount of it.
· The index No. of Disassembly Diagram corresponds to the number of Flowchart.
4). Detailed Procedure of Disassembly
Index No.
Sub-Index No.
· It provides more detailed procedure that could not see in the Disassembly Diagram.
2) The Index No. of Detailed Procedure of Disassembly corresponds to the Index No.
of Disassembly Diagram and the Sub-Index No. corresponds to the number of
(Details x-x).
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3-2 Disassembly Instruction
The Disassembly Instruction is described from next page.

The Disassembly Instruction is composed based on the Flowchart so follow the order of this
chart to disassemble the equipment. The number of Flowchart corresponds to the Index No.
of Disassembly Diagram and Detailed Procedure of Disassembly.
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SSD-ARIETTA70 Disassembling Instruction

1. Parts Identification / Individual Unit Layout
2. Dismounting Flowchart
3. Removing of Covers, Dust Filters, Rear Handle, Speaker and Pedal Unit
4. Removing of Operation Panel [PNL-132*] and the related parts
5. Removing of PC Boards and HDD
6. Removing of Digital Imaging Unit[USM-40*] and Backplane
7. Removing of Power Supply Unit [EU-6053*], Breaker and Fuse
8. Removing of Physiological Signal Unit [PEU-ARIETTA70*]
9. Removing of Monitor [IPF-2101*]
10. Removing of Monitor Arm
11. Removing of Panel Arm
12. Removing of Probe Holder, Holder Base, Cable Hook, Panel locking System and Monitor
Arm Base
13. Removing of Casters
14. Removing of B/W Printer, Color Printer and HDD Recorder
Caution
■ The system must be disassembled only by the qualified personnel.

■ If you tighten the screws/bolts excessively on the plastic covers during the assembling
procedure, this could result to have a crack on them.
■ If the screws/bolts were fixed with anti-loosening, you must redo it when you removed.
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1. Parts Identification / Individual Unit Layout
Monitor
IPF-2101*
Operation Panel
PNL-132*
Physiological
Signal display unit
PEU-ARIETTA70*
US Imaging unit Power supply unit

USM-40* EU-6053*
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2. Dismounting Flowchart
The Disassembling Instruction is composed based on the Flowchart so follow the order of this chart
to disassemble the equipment.
The numbers of Flowchart correspond to the Index No. of Disassembly Diagram and Detailed
Procedure of Disassembly.
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3. Removing of Covers, Dust Filters, Rear Handle, Speaker and Pedal Unit
[ Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Covers
Blind Cap
1
Cover: Arm
2
BNK3×8Fe-Ni
（Detail 3-1）
Cover: Right Pocket

3
（Detail 3-5）
Cover: Right
6
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
Cover: Foot
6 （Detail3-7）
（Detail 3-8）
Dust Filter Cover: Right Base
4 5
（Detail 3-5） BNK3×16Fe-Ni,2
（Detail 3-6）
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Removing of Covers
Cover: Top
9
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
Cover: Upper Back

10
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 2
Dust Filter
2
（Detail 3-2）
Cover: Left Pocket

1
（Detail 3-2）
Cover: Left
4
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
Cover: PEU
6 （Detail 3-4）
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
Cover: Left Base
Cable Clip Cover: Rear Assy 3
5 BNK3×16Fe-Ni,2
8 BNK4×10Fe-Ni,4 （Detail 3-3）
Including Cable Clip

7
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 2
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Removing of Lock Knob, Front Cover and Front Cover Plate
Cover: Front
3
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 6
（Detail 3-11）
Cover: Front(Plate)
2
（Detail 3-10）
Lock Knob
1
（Detail 3-9）
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Removing of Handle Grip, Rear Handle and Speaker cable
Handle Grip
1
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
Rear Handle
2
HB6×12SUS P1, 4
（Detail 3-12）
Speaker Cable
2
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 8
Speaker Fixture
1
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 8
（Detail 3-13）
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Removing of Pedal, Pedal cover and Pedal unit
Pedal Unit
3
BNK4×8Fe-Ni, 2
（Detail 3-16）
Pedal
1
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 3
（Detail 3-14）
Pedal Cover
2
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 3
（Detail 3-15）
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3. Removing of Covers, Dust Filters and Pedal Unit [Details]
3-1 Removing of Arm Cover
①
①With the up-down pedal of operation panel,
raise the operation panel.
Operation Panel
Up-down pedal of operation panel
② Blind Cap, 2
②Unfasten 2 Blind Caps and 2 screws.
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 2
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Arm Cover(Right Side)
③Lift the Arm Cover (Left Side) and the Arm

Cover (Right Side) together, and remove the
lower part of it.
④
④
③
Arm Cover(Left Side)
④Separate the Arm Cover (Left Side) and the

Arm Cover (Right Side) and remove them.
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3-2 Removing of Left Side Pocket、Dust Filter

③
①Pull the Left Side Pocket upward and remove

it.
Lift the Dust Filter and remove it.
NOTE: When installing the Dust Filter, pass the
Left Side Pocket
Dust Filter protrusion of Dust Filter through the lack of
the Left Side Base Cover.
3-3 Removing of Left Side Base Cover
②Unfasten 2 screws and remove 3 hooks,

then remove Left Side Base Cover.
② BNK3×16Fe-Ni, 2
Left Side Base Cover
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Left Side Cover 3-4 Removing of Left Side Cover
①Unfasten 3 screws.
2
Slide the Left Side Cover forward and
remove the hooks followed the procedures
described in figure and remove the Left Side
3
1 Cover.
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
Left Side Cover

NOTE: When installing the Left Side Cover,
insert the hooks followed the procedures
described in figure and slide it backward,
2 and mount it.
1
4
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3-5 Removing of Right Side Pocket、Dust Filter
①Pull the Right Side Pocket upward and

remove it.
Lift the Dust Filter and remove it.
※When installing the Dust Filter, pass the
Right Side Pocket
① protrusion of Dust Filter through the lack of
the Right Side Base Cover.
Dust Filter
3-6 Removing of Right Side Base Cover
②Unfasten 2 screws and remove 3 hooks,

then remove Right Side Base Cover.
② BNK3×16Fe-Ni, 2
Right Side Base Cover
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Right Side Cover 3-7 Removing of Right Side Cover

①
2 Slide the Right Side Cover forward and
remove the hooks followed the procedures
described in figure and remove the Right
3 Side Cover.
1
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
Right Side Cover
NOTE: When installing the Right Side Cover,

2 insert the hooks followed the procedures
described in figure and slide it backward,
and mount it.
1
4
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3-8 Removing of Foot Cover
①Loosen 2 screws and lift the rear of the Foot

Cover.
②Slide the Foot Cover forward and remove the

BNK4×16 Fe-Ni,2
hooks at the tip of it, and remove Foot
Cover.
① ②
②
Foot Cover
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3-9 Removing of Lock Knobs
①Remove 5 Lock Knobs.
NOTE: When installing the Lock Knobs, be

careful to meet the D cut surface of Lock
Knob.
Lock Knobs, 5
①
D-cut
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3-10 Removing of Front Cover(Plate)
①Remove bosses at the bottom of the Front

Cover (Plate) and slide it forward.
Front Cover (Plate)
②
②Remove hooks at the upper of the Front
Cover (Plate).
Front Cover (Plate)
③Pull the Front Cover (Plate) up and remove it.

③
Front Cover (Plate)
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3-11 Removing of Front Cover

①
①Unfasten 6 screws and remove the Front

Cover.
NOTE: When installing the Front Cover, check

the position of bosses at the upper of the
Front Cover and meet them, and mount the
Front Cover.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,6 Front Cover
<Positions of Boss>
Front Cover
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3-12 Removing of Rear Handle
① HB6×12SUS P1, 4
①Unfasten 4 screws and remove the Rear

Handle.
NOTE Rear Handle

NOTE
NOTE: Attention on assembly

Align the parts of Arrow,
Fix the screws.
NOTE:
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BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,8 3-13 Removing of Speaker Fixture
①Unfasten 8 screws and remove the Speaker.
< Attention on assembly >

Pass the Speaker Cable to the ditch.
Speaker Fixture
②Unfasten 8 screws and remove the Speaker

Fixture from Speaker.
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 8
Speaker Yellow (long) of the cable is left.
After mounting in temporary fix, tighten the

speaker to center as seen from front.
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3-14 Removing of Pedal
Pedal
①Unfasten 3 screws and remove the Pedal.
BNK4×8 Fe-Ni,3
3-15 Removing of Pedal cover
①Loosen 2 screws and remove the Pedal

cover.
Pedal Cover
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni,2
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3-16 Removing of Pedal Unit
①Unfasten 2 screws and remove the Pedal.。

When installing, push to direction parts of
Arrow.
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni,2
②Unfasten 4 screws, remove the Pedal.

Pull the wire and rise the Pedal system up the
highest position, Fix the plate of the tip.
BNK4×8 Fe-Ni,4
③Remove the Ball of Wire.
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4. Removing of Operation Panel [PNL-132*] and the related parts

Removing of Operation Panel [PNL-132*] and Related Parts
TGC Knobs, 8
2
JOYSTICK KNOB, 5
LCD Panel
1 2
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 4
（Detail 4-4）
DIAL (SMALL), 4
（Detail 4-1） 2
KNOB (M), 1
KNOB (S), 1 2
2
パネルベースキャップ,2
3
（Detail 4-4）
SW Panel DIAL(LARGE), 1
3 2
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 3 （Detail 4-1）
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
（Detail 4-5）
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Removing of Panel Key Cap and Track Ball
φ18 Key Cap,18

Encoder Sleeve,5
1 1
（Detail 4-2）
Key Caps
1
（Detail 4-2,3）
Track Ball
1
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 2
（Detail 4-7）
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Removing of Panel Case Top and Panel PCBs
Touch Panel Bumper

1
（Detail 4-6）
Panel TGC PCB

EP573900**
4
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
（Detail 4-8）
Panel Case Upper

6
（Detail 4-8）
Panel Control PCB

EP573700**
5
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 5
（Detail 4-10）
Panel PSW PCB
EP574000**
3
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 6
（Detail 4-8）
Panel Control PCB

EP573700**
2
BNK3×6Fe-Ni, 19
（Detail 4-9）
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Chaoter 3 Install/Disassemble
Removing of Panel Case Bottom, Panel PCBs, Key Tops
KEY TOP
1
Translucent Label
Panel Case Lower 2
7
（Detail 4-11）
KEY TOP : FREEZE

1
DIAL HOLDER(SMALL)
4 Panel Frame
3T3×3 Fe-Black-Cut Point
BNK3×6Fe-Ni, 11
6
（Detail 4-12）（Detail 4-11）
PUDDLE
5
（Detail 4-11）
DIAL HOLDER(LARGE)
4
3T3×3 Fe-Black-Cut Point
（Detail 4-12）
Panel Switch PCB

3
BNK3×6Fe-Ni, 19
（Detail 4-12）
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4. Removing of Operation Panel [PNL-133*] and the related parts [ Details ]
4-1 Removing of Dial (Large)
①Pull up the Dial (Large) by hanging the nail

on the flange of it.
Mounting the Dial (Large)
①Adjust The projection of the Dial (Large) to

suit the notch of the Operation Panel, and
mount it.
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4-2 Exchanging of Key Top Sheet

(Round shape type)
①Hang the nail in the ditch of a key cap and

remove it.
Key Cap
Ditch
Ditch
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Key Top Sheet ③Exchange the Key Top Sheet.
Note: Fit the notch of the Key Top Sheet on the

rubber top.
Cap
④Put the cap on the key top.
Note: Fit the notches of the cap to the

projections of rubber sheet when you install
it.
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4-3 Exchanging of Key Top Sheet

(Sector type)
①Hang the nail in the ditch of a key cap and

remove it.
Key Cap
Sector type (small) Sector type (Large)
Ditch Ditch
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キートップシート ③Exchange the Key Top Sheet.

③
Key Top Sheet
Note: Attach the Key Top Sheet to the
appointed place.
④Put the cap on the key top
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4-4 Removing of Operation LCD Panel
①Pull up 5 knobs, to remove them.
②Remove 2 Panel Base Caps, and Unfasten

2 screws from the bottom of the panel base.
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 2
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BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 2 ③Unfasten 2 screws from the back of the

panel base.
④Pull up the Operation LCD Panel forwardly.
⑤Hand the stay on the Operation LCD Panel

to fix the Operation Panel temporarily.
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⑥Unfasten the screw.
⑦Unplug 4 connectors.
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni
⑧Unplug 2 connectors, and remove the LCD

Panel.
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4-5 Removing of Operation SW Panel
①Unfasten 3 screws from the bottom of the

panel base.
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 3
②Unfasten 4 screws.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
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③Unplug 2 connectors, remove the Operation

SW Panel.
4-6 Removing of Touch Panel Bumper
① Remove the Touch Panel Bumper.
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4-7 Removing of Track Ball
①Unplug the connector.
②Unfasten 2 screws, and remove the track

ball.
BNK3×10 Fe-Ni, 2
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4-8 Removing of Panel Case Top
①Remove the Knobs, and Encoder Sleeves.
② Unplug 2 connectors.
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③Unfasten 6 screws, and remove the Panel

Control PCB.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 6
③ Remove 2 Fixing Tapes, and unplug the

connector.
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⑤Unfasten 6 screws, unplug the connector,

and remove the Panel PSW PCB.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 6
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 3
⑥Unfasten 3 screws, and remove the Panel

PSW PCB and Lenses.
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BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 3
⑦Loosen 3 screws.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 3 ⑧Unfasten 3 screws, and remove the Touch

Panel.
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4-9 Removing of Panel Control PCB
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 14
①Unfasten 14 screws, and remove the shield.
②Unfasten 4 screws, and remove the shield.

BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
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③Unplug 4 Connectors.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 6
④ Unfasten 6 screws, and remove the Panel

Control PCB.
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4-10 Removing of Touch Panel
①Unfasten 4 screws, and remove 2 Fixtures.
S3×6 Fe-Ni-EC, 4
②Unfasten 4 screws, and remove the Touch

Panel.
BNK2×6 Fe-Ni, 4
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4-11 Removing of Panel Case Bottom

BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 2
①Unfasten 4 screws, and remove the

Encoders.
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 2
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 15
②Unfasten 15 screws, and remove the PANEL
SWITCH PCB.
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③Remove the Puddle.
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 11 ④Unfasten 11 screws, and remove the Panel

Frame.
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4-12 Removing of Panel Switch PCB
①Loosen 5 screws, and remove 5 Dial

Holders.
3T3×3 Fe-Black-Cut Point, 5
②Release 54 Bosses, and remove the Rubber

Sheet Set.
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5. Removing of PC Boards and HDD [Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of PC Boards and HDD
DBF
EP572500**
8
CELL
EU-9159*/EU-9158*
CONT 12
（Detail 5-6）
EP572600**
9
（Detail 5-4）
TVIF
EP573000**
11
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
HDD
10
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 4
（Detail 5-5）
RX
EP572300**
5 FootSWStack
EP573300**
JUMPER 4
EP572400** BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
2 （Detail 5-3）
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
（Detail 5-2） Probe Selector
USM Cover CWSRV EP572100**
1 EP572900** 3
（Detail 5-3）
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 5（Unfasten） 6
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 25（Loosen）
（Detail 5-1）
TX
EP572200**
7
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5. Removing of PC Boards、HDD [Details ]
① 5-1 Removing of USM Cover
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,5
（Unfasten）
①Unfasten 5 screws and loosen 25 screws,

then remove the shield cover.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,25
（Loosen）
5-2 Removing of JUMPER

①
JUMPER
①Unfasten 2 screws, and remove the
JUMPER.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
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5-3 Removing of Probe Selector
① BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,2
①Unfasten 3 screws, and remove the Fixture.
Fixture
HB4×16 SUS,1
②
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 8
②Unfasten 8 screws from the front of the

chassis.
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③Remove the Probe Selector.
Probe Selector
④
④Unfasten 2 screws, and remove the
FootSWStack.
FootSWStack
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
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5-4 Removing of CONT
①Remove the LAN Cable from Cable Clamp.
LAN Cable
Cable Clamp
②Unplug the connector of the LAN cable.
② LAN Cable
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③Remove the CONT.
③
CONT
5-5 Removing of HDD
①Unfasten the 4 screws, slide the HDD and

remove it.
① BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 4
HDD
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5-6 Removing of CELL

M3 Screws, 2
① （Loosen）
①Loosen 2 screws, and remove the Fixture.
Fixture
②Remove the CELL.
CELL
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6. Removing of Digital Imaging Unit[USM-40*], IO and Backplane

[Disassembly Diagram]
Removing of Digital Imaging Unit [USM-40*], IO and Backplane
UNIT FAN
3
BNK3×30 Fe-Ni, 8
（Detail 6-4）
PeripheralIO
EP572800**
1
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 4
（Detail 6-1）
BACKPLANE ASSY
EP572700**
3
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 23
（Detail 6-3）
USM UNIT
（USM-40*）
2
BNK4×8 Fe-Ni, 3
（Detail 6-2）
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6. Removing of Digital Imaging Unit[USM-40*],IO and Backplane [Details ]
6-1 Removing of PeripheralIO
Cable Clamp
①
①Unplug connector of the FAN cable, and
remove the Cable Clamp.
Connector FAN Cable
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②Unplug three Connectors from PeripheralIO.

Unplug Connector, unfasten 2 screws and
remove the LAN Cable.
Connector
②
LAN Cable Connector
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,2
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③Unfasten 4 screws, remove the

PeripheralIO.
③ BNK3×6 Fe-Ni,4
6-2 Removing of USM Unit
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni,4
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②Unfasten 3 screws, remove the USM Unit.
※Be careful don’t pull force the FAN Cable of

routed to the backward.
BNK4×8 Fe-Ni,3
②
FAN Cable
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6-3 Removing of BACKPLANE ASSY
①Unfasten 23 screws, Remove the

BACKPLANE ASSY.
CNK3×8 Fe-Ni,23
①
BACKPLANE ASSY
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BNK3×30 Fe-Ni,8 6-4 Removing of FAN
① Unfasten 8 screws, Remove the FAN.
NOTE: Clamp the FAN Cable with the Cable

Clamp fixed to the USM unit in the figure.
Cable Clamp
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7. Removing of Power Supply Unit [EU-6053*], Breaker and Fuse

[Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Power Supply Unit [EU-6053*] , Breaker and Fuse
Power Supply Unit

EU-6053*
4
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni, 6
SUB POWER SUPPLY CABLE

3
Fuse
5
Breaker Fixture
1
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
Lock Fittings
2
BNK4×30 Fe-Ni, 2
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8. Removing of Physiological Signal Unit [PEU-ARIETTA70*]

Removing of Physiological Signal Unit [PEU-ARIETTA70*]
PEU UNIT
1
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 3
※Refer Installation Procedure（MS5-5148)
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Removing of Physio Sig. Amp
PEU Unit Top Cover

1
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 21
XM4Z-0011,4
CO-PEU-AR70-B
3
S2.6×6, 4
CO-PEU-AR70-A
CO-PEU-AR70-C 2
4 S3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
S2.6×6 Fe-Ni, 4
PCB: Physio sig. Amp

EP573100**
5
BNK3×6 Fe-Ni, 4
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9. Removing of Monitor [IPF-2101*] [ Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Monitor [IPF-2101*]

Refer to “Detail 9-5. Recovery of the monitor display”, when the
contents which should be displayed on the monitor have been
displayed on the operation panel.
Cover: Rear
1
Monitor Unit BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
3 （Detail 9-1）
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni-EC, 6
（Detail 9-2）
Monitor Module
6
（Detail 9-4）
Cover: Monitor Handle

4
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni, 2
（Detail 9-3）
Cover: Escutchen
5
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 10
（Detail 9-4）
Cover: Rear (Lower)

2
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
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9. Removing of Monitor [Details ]
9-1 Removing of Monitor Back Cover

Monitor
①Slide the lever of monitor rear to leftward (view

① from the front), turn the monitor downwards.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,4
Back Cover ②Fasten 4 screws, remove the Back Cover.

②
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9-2 Removing of Monitor
①
①Fasten 2 screws, remove the Lower Cover.
Lower Cover
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,4
DVI Cable ②
②Unplug the DVI Cable.
③Remove the Cable Clamp.
③ Cable Clamp
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④ Power Cable
④Unplug the Power Cable.
⑤ Fasten 1 screw, remove the Grounding

Clamp.
Grounding Clamp
⑤
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,1
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni-EC,2
（Loosen） ⑥
⑥Loosen 2 screws and unfasten 4 screws at

backward, slide the Monitor and remove it.
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni-EC,4
（Unfasten）
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9-3 Removing of Handle
① Unfasten 2 screws, remove the Handle.
Handle
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni,2
9-4 Removing of Escutcheon
① Unfasten 10 screws, remove the

Escutcheon.
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni,10
Escutcheon
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9-5 Recovery of monitor display
①Abnormal display, showing the monitor display on the touch panel, is caused in cases the
equipment is started without detection of the monitor as listed below. In case of the
abnormal display, follow the “Recovery of the monitor display” below.
・Abnormal display of the monitor

A) The equipment is started without connection with the monitor (including misconnection of
the cables) at the time of assembly or delivery.
B) The equipment is started without connection with the monitor (including misconnection of
the cables) at the time of replacement of the monitor with the optional monitor.
C) The equipment is started without connection with the monitor (including misconnection of
the cables) at the time of replacement of broken monitor.
D) The equipment is started without detection of the monitor due to failed parts (monitor, BE
substrate, cable, or connector).
・Recovery of the monitor display

Normal setting is made automatically by the display recovery software. Follow the procedure below.
1. Shut down the equipment and connect the monitor in cases A)～C)
In case D), specify the failure part, and repair or replace the part after shut down.
2. Restart the equipment. After the equipment logo is displayed on the touch panel, the display
recovery softewared is activated. While processing for approximately 20 seconds, the
monitor and the touch panel are both blacked out, or processing display is shown on both
screens. Do not operate the equipment until the equipment is completely started up.
3. Shut down the equipment because the display is displaced from the monitor immediately
after the recovery.
4. Restart the equipment. After starting up, confirm monitor and touch panel are correctly
displayed, and finish recovery procedure.
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10. Removing of Monitor Arm [ Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Monitor Arm
Monitor Arm Assy

1
HB4×12SUS-EC, 4
(Detail 10-10)
Cover: SECONDARM(U)
8
Cover: TILT(Upper) No Screws, fitness
Cover: TILT(Lower) 12 (Detail 10-5)
11 No Screws, fitness
CNK3×8, 4 （Detail 10-9） Cover: BASETILT(Left)
（Detail 10-9）１0
BK3×6, 2
Cover: (Detail 10-8)
SECONDSHAFT (Right) Cover:
6 SECONDSHAFT(Left)
BK3×6, 1 7
（Detail 10-4） BK3×6, 1
(Detail 10-6)
Cover:
BASETILT(Right)
9
BK3×6, 2
（Detail 10-7）
Cover:
SECONDARM(Left)
Cover: 5
FIRSTARM(Right) CNK3×8, 2
2 （Detail 10-3）
CNK3×8, 2
(Detail 10-1)
Cover:
FIRSTARM(Left)
Cover: SECONDARM(Right) 3
4 CNK3×8, 2
CNK3×8, 2
(Detail 10-2) （Detail 10-1）
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10. Removing of Monitor Arm [Details ]
10-1 Removing of First Arm Cover

①
CNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
②
②Remove the First Arm Cover.
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10-2 Removing of Second Arm Cover (Right)

①
①Raise to top the Second Arm, unfasten 2
screws from bottom.
※Pass the driver from the gap of the figure.
CNK3×8Fe-Ni, 2
②Remove the Second Arm Cover (Right).
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10-3 Removing of Second Arm Cover (Left)

①
①Raise to top the Second Arm, unfasten 2
screws from bottom.
※Pass the driver from the gap of the figure.
CNK3×8Fe-Ni, 2
②Remove the Second Arm Cover (Left).
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10-4 Removing of Second Shaft Cover (Right)

①
①Unfasten 1 screw, remove the Second Shaft
Cover (Right).
BK3×6Fe-Ni, 1
10-5 Removing of Second Arm Cover (U)
①Remove the Second Arm Cover (U).
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10-6 Removing of Second Shaft Cover (Left)

①
①Unfasten 1 screw, remove the Second Shaft
Cover (Left).
BK3×6Fe-Ni, 1
10-7 Removing of Base Tilt Cover (Right)
①Unfasten 2 screws, remove Base Tilt Cover

(Right).
BK3×6Fe-Ni, 2
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10-8 Removing of Base Tilt Cover (Left)

①
①Unfasten 2 screws, remove Base Tilt Cover
(Left).
BK3×6Fe-Ni, 1
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10-9 Removing of Tilt Cover

①
①Unfasten 4 screws from Bottom.
CNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
②Remove the Tilt Cover.

②
※When mounting, it is confirmed that the

arrangement of the cable is as shown in the
figure.
Be careful the cable is firmly along the tilt
unit, and not slack
Tilt cross –sectional view
confirm slack in the cable to the redline of

the figure.
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10-10 Removing of Monitor Arm

①
①Unfasten 2 screws, remove the Monitor Arm
Base Cover.
S3×8Fe-Ni, 2
②Remove the Power Cable and DVI Cable.
Power Cable
DVI Cable
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③
③Unfasten 4 screws, and remove the Monitor
Arm.
HB4×12SUS-EC, 4
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Chapter 3 Install/Dosassemble
11. Removing of Panel Arm [Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Panel Arm
Panel Arm Assy

1
HB6×20SUS_P=1, 6
(Detail 11-6)
Cover: ARM(T)
3
HB3×6SUS, 2
(Detail 11-1)
Cap×2
2
No Screws, fitness
(Detail 11-1)
Cover: BASEPANEL
6
BNK3×6, 2
（Detail 11-4）
Cover: ARM(L)
5
Cover: ARM(R) BNK4×10, 2
4 (Detail 11-2)
BNK4×10, 2
(Detail 11-3)
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11. Removing of Panel Arm [Details ]
11-1 Removing of Arm Cover (T)

①
①Remove 2 Caps.
Cap, 2
②Unfasten 2 screws.
HB3×6SUS, 2
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③
③Down the panel Arm to the lowest position.
④Slide Cover to backward , and remove it.
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11-2 Removing of Arm Cover (L)

①
①Pull the panel arm up the highest position,
unfasten 2 screws.
BNK4×8Fe-Ni, 2
②Pull out the Arm cover (L) to front lower

side.
※When installing, hook the Arm cover (L)

securely to the inside of the shaft.
hook of the shaft
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11-3 Removing of Arm Cover (R)

①
①Pull the panel arm up the highest position,
unfasten 2 screws.
Pull out the Arm cover (R) to front lower side.
※Mounting method Arm cover (L) same.
BNK4×8Fe-Ni, 2
11-4 Removing of Base Panel Cover
①Pull up the Base Panel Cover, unfasten 2

screws and remove it.
BNK3×Fe-Ni, 2
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11-5 Removing of Wire

①
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 1
②Unfasten 1 screw from rightward.
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 1
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③
③Unfasten 2 screws from frontward.
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
④Unfasten 2 screws from frontward.
BNK4×8Fe-Ni, 2
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11-6 Removing of Panel Arm

①
①Unfasten 6 screws, remove lift up the Panel
Arm.
HB6×20SUS_P=1, 6
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12. Removing of Probe Holder, Cable Hook [ Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Probe Holders, Cable Hook
Hook Holder (Right Side)

５
MP-PH-AR70-2
Jelly Holder (Left)
10
MP-PH-AR70-5
Jelly Holder (Right)
8
MP-PH-AR70-6
Back Holder Base (Left)

11 Back Holder Base (Right)
MP-FX-132-1-L 9
MP-FX-132-1-R
BNK4×16Fe-Ni, 2
BNK4×16Fe-Ni, 2
Hook Holder(Left Side)

7
MP-PH-AR70-4
Hook Holder(Left Front)

6
MP-PH-AR70-3 Hook Holder(Right Front)
4
MP-PH-AR70-1
Roller Cable Hook, 2
1
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 4
Cable Hook Front / Side, 4

Cable Hook Spacer, 4 2
BNK3×10Fe-Ni, 4
3
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Removing of Holder Base
Monitor Arm Base Monitor Arm Base Cover

7 6
HB6×12 SUS, 4 S3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
Panel Locking System

2
HB4×8 SUS, 4
Handle Back Cover

3
BNK3×8 Fe-Ni, 4
Holder Base
5
HB6×12 SUS P=1, 4
Tray
1
BNK4×10 Fe-Ni, 4
Panel Locking Lever
4
S3×8 Fe-Ni, 2
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13. Removing of Casters [ Disassembly Diagram ]
Removing of Casters
Caster: Rear, 2
①
Caster: Front, 2
①
N16, 2 N16, 2
W16, 2 W16, 2
(Detail 13-1)
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13. Replacing of the Front Caster [ Details ]
13-1 Removing of Front Caster
※Before working , lock operation panel and

casters.
①At this time , loosen the nut.

※Use a socket wrench as tool.
※Socket size is the opposite side 24mm.
Nut
① Jack up a device at the position of the

figure.
※Raise a device by approx. 40mm.
Put a jack in
this position
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Nut
Washer
① Unfasten Nut and Washer, remove the

Front Caster.
13-2 Installing the Front Caster
① ① ①Thread the axis of the Front Caster,

install the washer and Nut.
※The Front Caster makes a lock state.

※The washer and nut is reusable.
② Fasten the Nut temporarily.
③ Take down a device.
④ Fasten the Nut regularly.
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13-3 Removing of Rear Caster
※Before working , lock operation panel and

casters.
①At this time , loosen the nut.

※Use a socket wrench as tool.
※Socket size is the opposite side 24mm.
Nut
② Jack up a device at the position of the

figure.
※Raise a device by approx. 40mm.
Put a jack in
this position
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Nut
Washer
③ Unfasten Nut and Washer, remove the Rear
Caster.
13-4 Installing the Rear Caster
①Thread the axis of the Rear Caster, install

the washer and Nut.
※The Rear Caster makes a lock state.

※The washer and nut is reusable.
② Fasten the Nut temporarily.
③ Take down a device.
④Fasten the Nut regularly.
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14. Removing of B/W Printer, Color Printer and HDD Recorder

B/W Printer
Removing of One-device
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
One-device Mounting Rack (70/60)

BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 8
②
※Refer Installation Procedure：

MP-FX-AR70-20(MS5-5172)
B/W Printer、Color Printer、HDD Recorder

HDD RECORDER
Removing of 3-device
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
②
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
③
2-device / 3-device Mounting Box （S）

S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
④
3-device Mounting Rack (70)

BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑤

MP-FX-AR70-41(MS5-5174)
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Removing of 2-device
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2 ②

S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③

BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12 ④
MP-FX-AR70-31/-32(MS5-5166)
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
②
2-device / 3-device Mounting Box（M）

S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③

BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12 ④
P-FX-AR70-40(MS5-5173)
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
HDD RECORDER
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
②
2-device /3-device Mounting Box （S）

S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③

BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
④
MP-FX-AR70-31/-32(MS5-5166)
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B/W Printer、Color Printer、HDD Recorder

Removing of Side Mount B/W Printer
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
②
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
Side Mount BW Printer Mounting Rack (70)
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
④
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑤

MP-FX-AR70-36/-37/-38(MS5-5170)
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
①
2-device / 3-device Mounting Box （M）
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
②
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
Side Mount BW Printer Mounting Rack (70)
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2 ④
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑤

MP-FX-AR70-36/-37/-38(MS5-5170)
HDD RECORDER
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2 ①
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
②
2-device / 3-device Mounting Box （M）
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 4
④
Side Mount BW Pronter Mounting Rack (70)
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
⑤
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12 ⑥
MP-FX-AR70-36/-37/-38(MS5-5170)
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RVS、B/W Printer、Color Printer

Removing of RVS
RVS Mounting Rack
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4 ①
Magnetic Position Sensor Unit
②
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
④
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑤
MP-FX-AR70-33/-34/-35(MS5-5167)
RVS Mounting Rack

BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
①
②
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
④
Color Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2 ⑤
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑥
MP-FX-AR70-33/-34/-35(MS5-5167)
RVS Mounting Rack
BNK3×8Fe-Ni, 4
①
②
S4×10Fe-Ni, 4
③
B/W Printer
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
④
HDD RECORDER
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 2
⑤
BNK4×10Fe-Ni, 12
⑥
MP-FX-AR70-33/-34/-35(MS5-5167)
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Chapter 4
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
APPENDIX
MN2-2075 Rev.1
Chapter 4 System Overview
4-1 System specifications Notes about expression:

The comments like “Ver.2~” in this document generally means the level
of system in combination of software and hardware. Therefore, some of
specification below may not be applied if only the software is
compatible.
4-1-1 System Summary

Scanning System Electronic linear scanning
Electronic convex scanning
Electronic sector scanning
Electronic Radial scanning
Electronic convex sector scanner (3D) scanning
(SOP-ARIETTA70-4, EU-9163 are required)
Independent probe (EU-9166 is required)
Operating mode B
M (includes FAM)
D (PW Doppler, CW Doppler, HPRF PW, Dual Gate
Doppler)
Color Flow
Power Doppler (Directional Power Doppler)
eFlow (Directional eFlow)
RT-3D (SOP-ARIETTA70-4, EU-9163 are required)
Panoramic View (SOP-ARIETTA70-1 is required)
Freehand 3D (SOP-ARIETTA70-37 is required)
Real-time Tissue Elastography
(SOP-ARIETTA70-43 is required)
Real-time Virtual Sonography
Image Display mode B, 2B, 4B
M, B/M
D, B/D
B(Flow), B(Power Doppler), B(eFLOW), 2B(Flow),
4B(Flow)
2B(Power Doppler), 4B(Power Doppler)
2B(eFLOW), 4B(eFLOW), M (Flow), M (Power Doppler),
M (eFLOW), B(Flow)/M (Flow),
B(Power Doppler)/M(Power Doppler),
B(eFLOW)/M (eFLOW), B(Flow)/D, B(Flow)/Dual,
B(Power Doppler)/D, B(Power Doppler)/Dual,
B(eFLOW)/D, B(eFLOW)/Dual, B(Flow)/D simultaneous
real-time display (Triplex mode), B(Power Doppler)/D
simultaneous real-time display (Triplex mode),
B(eFLOW)/D simultaneous real-time display (Triplex
mode), B/B(Flow) simultaneous real-time display (Dual
Flow), B/B(Power Doppler) simultaneous real-time
display (Dual CF), B/B(eFLOW) simultaneous real-time
display (Dual Flow)
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D.S.D.(Dynamic Slow-motion Display)

(Real-time image/Slow-motion image, side by side display,
SOP- ARIETTA70-57 is required)
Panoramic View ( SOP-ARIETTA70-1 is required)
Intermittent trigger mode
(CHM-ARIETTA70 is required)
Monitor mode(Fundamental image/Intermittent CHI
image, side by side display)
(CHM-ARIETTA70 is required)
TDI (Tissue Doppler Imaging)
RT-3D (4D) (Request function: In multi-mode display, it
is possible to select one mode for full screen display.）
Real-time Tissue Elastography
Real-time Biplane (Display real time image in 2
cross-sections in biplane probe, Probe dependent)
4-1-2 Beam former

Transmission CPWG (Compound Pulse Wave Generator)
Programmable waveform transmission
Chirp wave transmission
Reception Multi processing high-speed digital beam former
12-bit A/D converter (4096 gray levels)
A/D Sampling Frequency: 31.25[MHz]
Parallel processing: Up to 4 directions
Transmission/Reception method of Harmonics
Reception frequency: 1.0-18.0 MHz
Transmission/Reception method of pulse modulation
Chirp Pulse modulation
Compound Broadband Pulse transmission
Tissue Adaptive Technology Sound speed adjustment: 26 steps
Automated sound speed adjustment
Focusing Transmission: Multi-stage transmission focus of up to 4
stages out of 16 stages (probe dependent)
Reception: PixelFocus
Broad Focusing
4-1-3 Frame rate

Max. More than 405 frames/sec
* Depends on probes and various settings
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4-1-4 B-mode
Display Gray Scale 256 levels
Scanning area 100% to 25%, 1 degree step
Zoom HI zoom (real-time image):
Max. Up to 0.5 cm display image
The maximum magnification is 8.
PAN zoom (real time and frozen image):
Max. Up to 0.5 cm display image
The maximum magnification is 8.
Depth range selections 0.75/1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5/3.0/3.5/4.0/4.5/5.0, 1 cm intervals
from 5.0 to 24 cm , and 2cm intervals from 24cm to 40cm
(probe dependent)
Longitudinal and lateral inversion, Rotation by 90 degrees (probe dependent)
Gain 80 dB range (Gain and Dynamic range can be changed
after freezing)
Echo enhancement 8steps
Texture 2 steps(Smooth/Sharp), not available in M-mode
Persistence 8steps, including Off
TGC (time gain control) Gain versus depth curve control: 8 slide controls
TGC curve memory function
LGC (lateral gain control) Gain versus angle curve control: 8 sectors (Sector probes
only)
Dynamic range 40-90 dB
Gray map 8 types, changeable after frozen
AGC 4steps
Receiving filter 3 steps
View gamma 4types
Spatial Compound Imaging (by selected linear and convex sector probes)
Trapezoidal scan (possible by selected linear probes)
B steer function This function enables you to use oblique function not only
Flow/ Power Doppler mode but B mode.
Coded Function (Probe dependent) Transmitting and receiving of coded ultrasound pulse
increase energy and provides high S/N Image without
degradation of spatial resolution.
Adaptive Imaging HI REZ function 8 steps
Adaptive imaging is the technique to generate optimum
image with changing filter characteristic depending on
input signal. This technique which installed this ultrasound
diagnostic scanner reduces speckle noise on B-mode
images and provides uniformly and high contrast images.
Auto-optimizer (Optimization of gain, sound velocity adjustment)
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4-1-5 M-mode
Sweep method Moving bar
Sweep speed 300.0, 200.0, 133.3, 100.0, 66.7, 50, 40.0 mm/sec
Gain B-gain ±30 dB
Dynamic Range 40 dB-90 dB
AGC 4 steps
FAM (Free Angular M-mode) (SOP-ARIETTA70-5 is required)
4-1-6 Spectral Doppler

Display Power spectrum
Real-time Doppler Auto Trace
Doppler methods PW (Pulsed Wave) Doppler
HPRF (High Pulse Repetition Frequency) PW Doppler
Dual Gate Doppler (Probe dependent)
This is a function which displays Doppler Spectrums of
two different sample points simultaneously. Supported
combinations are PW/PW, TDI/TDI, and PW/TDI.
This function is beneficial for functional evaluations of
heart failures and phase analysis. For example, E/e'
measurements can be performed in a single scan.
CW (Continuous Wave) Doppler
Reference frequencies (probe dependent)
Maximum 3 frequencies
PW: 1.8, 2.1, 2.5, 3.1, 3.5, 3.9, 4.5, 5.2, 5.7, 6.3, 7.8, 8.9,
10.4 MHz
CW: 1.7, 2.0, 2.1, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 5.0 MHz
Analysis rate PW: 0.06 to 20 kHz
CW: 1.1 to 40 kHz
Max. velocity range PW/HPRF: ±1.25 cm/sec to ±401.04 cm/sec
CW: ±24.81 cm/sec to ±802.08 cm/sec
Base line shift Adjustable in real-time and frozen
Steerable CW Doppler probe dependent
Steered linear scanning Max. ±30 degrees, changeable at 5 degrees interval
Auto angle Correction
Spectrum inversion
Angle correction Available up to 80 degrees (Pre-settable, changeable after
freezing), Auto angle correction, Warning function
available
Sample volume size for PW Doppler 0.5 - 20 mm, changeable in 0.5mm, 1.0 mm step
Wall motion filter 12steps, 1/16 of PRF is Max.
Doppler gain 60dB variable, adjustable in real-time and frozen.
Dynamic Range 40-90dB 1dB steps, (changeable after freezing)
Black-and-white inversion changeable after freezing
Auto-Optimizer Optimization of gain, velocity range and baseline shift
CW auto noise reduction (Adaptive Noise Rejection)
Audio output 2 channels
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4-1-7 Color Flow Mapping

Color area size Variable from 100% ~ 25%, continuously
Steered linear scanning Max. ±30 degrees (Probe dependent), changeable at 5
degrees interval
Line density Up to 8 steps
Auto-Optimizer Optimization of gain
Velocity
Display patterns Velocity (derived from mean Doppler frequency shift),
Velocity + variance, Variance
Max. velocity range ±0.63cm/sec ~ ±401.04cm/sec
Reference frequency (Probe dependent)
1.8, 2.1, 2.5, 3.1, 3.5, 3.9, 4.5, 5.2, 5.7, 6.3, 7.8, 8.9, 10.4
MHz
Pulse repetition frequency 0.03 ~ 19.7 kHz
Gradation ±127 levels for velocity (red and blue)
64 levels for variance (green)
Color Inversion Normal, Invert
Smoothing 3 steps, adjustable in real-time and frozen
Wall filter 3 steps
Persistence (Color) 8 steps
Wall Motion Reduction Off + 3 steps
Packet Size 3 levels
Base line shift (Color) Up to double velocity (±127 steps)
Color coding 30 kinds
Power Doppler
Display patterns Power Doppler, Directional Power Doppler
Gradation 256 levels
Non-display of B/W image Possible in ROI
Smoothing 3 levels
eFLOW
Display patterns eFLOW, Directional eFLOW
Pulse repetition frequency 0.03 ~ 19.7 kHz
Gradation 256 levels (±127 levels for directional)
Non-display of B/W image Possible in ROI
Advanced wall motion reduction
Smoothing 3 levels
TDI (Tissue Doppler Imaging)
Function Available
4-1-8 Manual
It is applicable to browse instruction manual on this system.
On-board operation manual(English / Japanese)
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4-1-9 Cine Memory

Cine search and loop display (in B mode)
ECG time phase display is possible
Capacity B mode: Max. 19,000 frames.
M and D modes: Max. approx. 300 seconds.
4-1-10 Data Management

Image data
Format
Multiple-frame (moving) image DICOM (Raw, MJPEG)
PC Format(AVI) (AVI CODEC, WMV, MJPEG,
MSMP4V2)
Single-frame (still) image DICOM (Non-compressed, RLE, RGB(Plane/Pixel),
JPEG)
PC Format (Tiff, Bmp, JPEG)
Image acquisition mode
Real-time multi-frame image acquisition (Raw, Image)
Post ECG: Max. 10cardiac cycles (R-R)
Pre ECG: Max. 10 cardiac cycles (R-R)
Post Time: Max. 90 seconds
Pre Time: Max. 16 seconds
Manual: Raw data: Max. 150 seconds
Image data: Max. 180 seconds
Cine loop high-speed data transfer (Raw, Image)
It is possible to selectively store data of arbitrary section in
the Cine Memory.
Simultaneous output to multiple media
It is possible to output still image data to multiple of
storage media include network and printers at the touch of
a button.
Image data management tool
Image viewer Compatible with DICOM and PC-format images
Simultaneous display of stored and real-time images is
possible (Compare mode)
Thumbnail display of stored images (1-36 images)
Check mark is put on a transferred image
Image zoom, rotation, inversion
1:1 replay (main unit HDD or DICOM storage data)
DVD-RAM
CD-R
USB memory
USB HDD
Re-storing to media, transfer
Adjustment is possible on the reconstructed Raw-data
image (gain, dynamic range, gamma curve type, and color
coding in Color flow mapping mode)
Measurement data
It is possible to store measurement data in the main unit hard disk
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Patient data
Displayed information Conforms to DICOM 3.0 standard
Patient information ID (up to 64 characters), Name (up to 64 characters,
including middle name), Birthday, Sex, Age, Height,
Weight, Occupation
Study information Procedure ID, Accession, Study ID, Study Description
Referring physician, Reporting Phys, Sonographer
Data storage media
Main unit hard disk Usable space: Up to about 100 GB (About 72,000 still
images are storable.)
USB memory
USB HDD
CD-R
DVD-RAM
Network interface (DICOM format) 10 BASE/T or 100 BASE/TX, (automatically switched)
DICOM network communication (SOP-ARIETTA70-10 is required)
Conformity to DICOM service class Ultrasound image storage SCU
Ultrasound multi-image storage SCU
Storage media FSC/FSR
Print management SCU
Modality worklist management SCU
(For details, please refer to the DICOM Conformance
Statement issued by Hitachi Aloka Medical, LTD.)
Modality performed procedure step (MPPS) SCU
Storage Possible to store patient information directly to DICOM
file server
Print Possible to printout images with DICOM compatible
printer directly
Work list management Retrieval of patient and reservation information from
hospital information system (HIS)
NOTE: The HIS needs to be compatible with DICOM
standard supplement 10. The HIS network and the
DICOM network need to be linked.
Router setting possible
Compatible with SR (Structured Report) for OB, cardiology, vascular and abdominal
measurements (SOP-ARIETTA70-21 is required)
Query/Retrieve (SOP-ARIETTA70-59 is required)
Compatible with ED(Evidence Documents)
Profile
IHE (Integrated Healthcare Enterprise)
SWF (Scheduled Work Flow)
PIR (Patient Information Reconciliation)
Security measures
User authentication function is available.
3 Types of user authority can be set.It is possible to set
whether password is required or not at the start of
operation.
Teaching file can be made
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4-1-11 Measurements and Analysis

Basic measurements
B-mode Distance, Dist-trace, Area/Circum, Volume, Hip J Angle,
Histogram, Angle, B.Index
M-mode Length, Time, Heart Rate, M.VEL, M.Index
D-mode D.VEL, ACCEL, RI, Time, P1/2T, Heart Rate, D.Caliper,
D.Index (Caliper), D.Index (Trace), Mean.VEL., PI,
D.Trace, Steno Flow, Regurg Flow, Real-time Doppler
auto trace
B/D mode Blood Flow
B(Flow) mode Flow Profile (SOP-ARIETTA70-7 is required)
Application measurements
Obstetrical measurements & calculations
Gestational age, Fetal weight,
Fetal Doppler measurements, Fetal cardiac function
measurements, AFI (Amniotic fluid index), Cervical
length, Supports multiple gestations, Growth analysis
function (display of past measurement data), Automated
NT Measurement(SOP-ARIETTA70-42 is required)
Gynecological measurements & calculations
Uterus measurements,
Endometrial thickness measurements,
Cervical measurements, Ovary measurements,
Follicular measurements (Volume measurements by 3-axis
measurements are possible.),
Urinary bladder measurements, Uterine artery, Ovarian
artery measurements
Cardiac analysis
B mode LV Volume measurements, Area-length, BP-ellipse,
Simpson (Disc), Modified Simpson (Automatic heart
cavity trace is possible.(3-point)), Bullet, Pombo,
Teichholz, Gibson, Valve area measurements (AVA,
MVA), LA/AO, Ratio, Right ventricle measurements,
LV myocardial mass, IVC (inferior vena cava)
measurements
M mode Pombo (wall), Teichholz (wall), Gibson (wall), Mitral
valve measurements, LA/AO measurements, Tricuspid
valve measurements, Pulmonary valve measurements,
IVC (inferior vena cava) measurements
D- mode LVOT (left ventricle outflow tract) flow, RVOT (right
ventricle outflow tract) flow, Trans-mitral flow,
Regurgitant flow (AR, PR, MR, TR), Stenotic flow (AS,
PS, MS, TS), Pulmonary vein flow, Coronary flow, TDI
PW
B(Flow)/D mode PISA measurements
B TDI mode Asynchrony analysis for CRT
Vascular analysis
Carotid artery CCA (common carotid artery), ICA (internal carotid
artery), ECA (external carotid artery), BIFUR (Bifurcation
of carotid artery), VERT (Vertebral artery), % Stenosis
area, % Stenosis diameter, IMT (Intima-media thickness)
Measurements, Automated IMT measurements
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(SOP-ARIETTA70-38 is required), Measurements of

arteries in extremities (Lower extremity artery flow, Upper
extremity artery flow), Stenotic rate (% Stenosis area, %
Stenosis diameter), Transit time of Vessel Flow
measurements(TVF) (SOP-ARIETTA70-47 is required),
Measurements of veins in extremities (Lower extremity
venous flow, Upper extremity venous flow),
Trans-cranial blood flow measurements
Urological measurements & calculations
Prostate volume (PSA volume, PRS Slice volume),
Bladder volume, Seminal vesicle, Testicle volume, Renal
volume, Renal cortical thickness, Renal pelvis
measurement, Renal artery Doppler measurements
(pulsatility index, resistance index)
Small parts measurements & calculations
B-mode Lesion (Breast), D/W ratio, NT distance, Thyroid volume,
Isthmus Thickness
D-mode Breast Doppler flow, Thyroid Doppler flow
B(Flow) mode Flow Histogram
Abdominal measurements & calculations
B-mode Gall bladder, Common bile duct, Liver, Pancreas, Kidney,
Spleen, SOL (Space Occupying Lesion), Vessel diameter
(aorta, portal vein), Stenotic rate (diameter, area)
D-mode Abdominal aortic flow, Renal flow, Portal vein flow, Shunt
flow
B/D mode Flow volume
Report Functions Obstetrical report, Gynecological report, Cardiac function
report, Vascular report, IMT (Intima-Media Thickness)
report, Urological report, Abdominal measurement report,
Small parts report
It is possible to recall past measurement reports.
Examination data history can be plotted on the report.
Direct printout of each report is possible with an optional
PC printer. Output of measurement values in CSV file is
possible.
Hot Key function It is possible to assign measuring functions to the alphabet
keys on the keyboard.
Measurements on VCR playback image
Possible (manual calibration)
User’s calculation 30 equations can be set for each application,
User-assignable terms(60 words possible)
Font size of measurement result Possible to change in 3 kinds
4-1-12 Physiological Signal Display (PEU-ARIETTA70 is required)

Displayed information ECG, PCG, Pulse wave, breathing waveform
ECG synchronized display Available for one phase
Detect regular pulse from arrhythmia(RRp/RRpp)
Display position Continuously variable (both in B and M modes)
Bar graph display for breathing waveform
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4-1-13 Option Function

PC Printer It is possible to printout OB/GYN, cardiology, PV, small
parts and urology report screens including ultrasound
images directly with an external PC printer.
RT-3D (4D) (SOP-ARIETTA70-4, EU-9163 are required, Probe
dependent)
Automated Volume Measurement (AVM)
(SOP-ARIETTA70-20 is required, Probe dependent)
Traced Volume Measurement (TVM)
Spatio-temporal Image Correlation (STIC)
Multi Follicle Volume(MFV) (SOP-ARIETTA70-20 is required, Probe dependent)
4Dshading (SOP-ARIETTA70-51 is required, Probe dependent)
Freehand 3D (SOP-ARIETTA70-37 is required, Probe dependent)
Real-time Tissue Elastography (SOP-ARIETTA70-43 is required, Probe dependent)
Strain Ratio measurement (Not applicable on USA)
Strain Histogram (SOP-ARIETTA70-60 is required, Not applicable on
USA)
Automated IMT Measurement (SOP-ARIETTA70-38 is required)
Automated NT Measurement (SOP-ARIETTA70-42 is required)
Panoramic View (SOP-ARIETTA70-1 is required)
CHI (Contrast Harmonic Imaging) (CHM-ARIETTA70 is required, Probe dependent)
Real-time Virtual Sonography (EZU-RV3S, SOP-ARIETTA70-62, L-CABLE-940-12
and EZU-RVF1 are required, Probe dependent)
EyeballEF (SOP-ARIETTA70-58, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required,
Probe dependent)
EyeballEF function cannot be activated on ARIETTA 70a.
4-1-14 Optional Analysis Functions

eTRACKING (Echo Tracking) (SOP-ARIETTA70-11, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required)
FMD (Flow Mediated Dilatation) (SOP-ARIETTA70-16, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required)
WI (Wave Intensity) (SOP-ARIETTA70-34, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required)
TDI analysis (SOP-ARIETTA70-13 is required)
Contrast Echo analysis (CHM-ARIETTA70 is required)
Stress Echo analysis (SOP-ARIETTA70-15, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required)
2D Tissue Tracking (2DTT) (SOP-ARIETTA70-49, PEU-ARIETTA70 are required)
4-1-15 General Specifications

Acoustic Power 0 ~ 100%, 5% step
Preset Function 100 kinds (Max. 10 kinds per each probe)
Preset contents storable in USB memory
Q.S.S.(Quick Scanning Selector)
Image modifying parameters (e.g. Gain, frequency,
depth) of your choice can be registered (Up to 4 sets
per preset). These parameters can immediately be
registered and selected by touch panel during
examinations.
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Characters and graphic displays

Character input area ID(Can be corrected after exam), name, age, sex, retained
text
Input is possible with virtual keyboard on LCD panel
Automatic Annotation Labeling 800 words (User registration is possible.)
Body mark 38 kinds are available per each region. 8 regions+1 user
are able to register. Body mark editor to create user’s body
mark: Available
Probe mark 4 kinds
Display position changeable
Fetal body mark rotatable
Assist line display Probe dependent
Menu control 10.4-inch color TFT LCD touch panel
Active Probe Ports For electronic scanning probes: 5 (4 active, 1 parking)
For independent probes: 1 (EU-9166 is required)
Input/Output Signals
Data Input/Output USB 2.0 : 9 channel(Main unit 6+ Operation Panel 3)
Digital Video Input/Output DVI-D digital : 2 channel(Output 1, Input1)
Resolution: SXGA(1280 x 1024)
Analog Video Input/Output EU-9167 is required
Output Color composite (BNC): 1 channel
Y/C: 1 channel
Input Y/C: 1 channel
Others Audio (L/R): 2 channel (Output 1, Input 1)
Viewing Monitor
21.3 inch IPS-Pro display Resolution: UXGA(1,600 x 1,200)
Backlight: LED
Tilt and swivel are possible.Height adjustment and swivel
together with operation panel
Safety Regulation IEC 60601-1 Ed.3.0: 2005
Class I, Type BF
Environmental Requirements
In Operation
Temperature +10 to +40 degrees C
Relative Humidity 30 ~ 75% (non condensing)
Atmospheric pressure: 700 ~ 1060 hPa
Altitude Up to 3000 meter
In Storage/transportation
Temperature -10 ~ +50 degrees C
(0 ~ +50 degrees C for mechanical probes)
Relative Humidity 10 ~ 90% (non condensing)
Atmospheric pressure: 700 to 1060 hPa
Power Requirement 100 ~ 120/ 200 ~ 240V ±10%, 50 or 60 Hz,
Max. 900 VA (with optional recorders connected)
Max. 580 VA (main unit only)
Dimensions 535 mm (W) × 790 mm (D) × 1300 ~ 1750 mm (H)
Weight 117 kg (main unit only)
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4-2 System Configuration
This ultrasound diagnostic machine (ARIETTA 70) consists of those units below
Main Body PSC-150
Ultrasound main unit USM-40
Frontend part (Tx/Rx, Digital Beam Former)
CONT part
Backend part
Power supply unit EU-6053
Main panel PNL-132
Viewing LCD monitor IPF-2101
Standard software
Real Time Doppler Auto Trace
eFlow
Spatial Compound
Trapezoidal scan
AIP
Optional devices
Physiological signal display unit PEU-ARIETTA70
CW & 3D unit EU-9163
Analog video signal output unit EU-9167
Independent probe connection unit
EU-9166
Alphanumeric keyboard unit EU-9165
Real-time Virtual Sonography EZU-RV3S
L-CABLE-940-12
EZU-RVF1
Foot switch MP-2345B
3-channel Foot switch MP-2819
Junction Box for HI VISION Probe
JB-293*
Junction Box for ProSound LN/CV Probe
JB-294*
Junction Box for ProSound Sector Probe
JB-295*
Jelly warmer JW-3000 (Mounting kit is required)
MP-FX-AR70-2-R or MP-FX-AR70-2-L
Peripheral devices (option)

Color Digital Printer
UP-D25MD (Sony), CP30DW (Mitsubishi)
B/W Digital Printer
UP-D897/X898MD (Sony), P95DW (Mitsubishi)
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DVD recorder
Sony HVO-500MD/HVO-550MD (Ver. 1.2.0 or later)
DVI-D connection
(PM-AR70-H003 and MP-FX-AR70-28 are required)
Software Options
Contrast Harmonic Imaging software CHM-ARIETTA70
Panoramic View software SOP-ARIETTA70-1
Real Time 3D software SOP-ARIETTA70-4 (EU-9163 is required)
Free Angular M software SOP-ARIETTA70-5
Flow Profile measurement software SOP-ARIETTA70-7
DICOM network communication software
SOP-ARIETTA70-10
eTracking software (Ver. 1.2.0 or later) SOP-ARIETTA70-11
(PEU-ARIETTA70 is required)
TDI analysis software SOP-ARIETTA70-13
Stress Echo software SOP-ARIETTA70-15
FMD software (Ver. 1.2.0 or later) SOP-ARIETTA70-16
3D volume measurement software SOP-ARIETTA70-20
DICOM Structured Report software SOP-ARIETTA70-21
Wave Intensity software (Ver. 1.2.0 or later)
SOP-ARIETTA70-34
Freehand 3D software SOP-ARIETTA70-37
IMT auto measurement software SOP-ARIETTA70-38
STIC software SOP-ARIETTA70-41
(EU-9163 and SOP-ARIETTA70-4 are required)
NT auto measurement software SOP-ARIETTA70-42
Real-time Tissue Elastography software SOP-ARIETTA70-43
TVF software SOP-ARIETTA70-47
McAfee Embedded Control software SOP-ARIETTA70-48
(PM-AR70-S001 is required)
2D TT Analysis software SOP-ARIETTA70-49
4D shading software SOP-ARIETTA70-51
(EU-9163 and SOP-ARIETTA70-4 are required)
CW software SOP-ARIETTA70-55 (EU-9163 is required)
Tissue Doppler Image software SOP-ARIETTA70-56
Dynamic Slow-motion Display software SOP-ARIETTA70-57
EyeballEF software(Cannot be activated on ARIETTA 70a)
SOP-ARIETTA70-58
DICOM QR software SOP-ARIETTA70-59
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Real-time Tissue Elastography Strain Histogram software
SOP-ARIETTA70-60
Real-time Virtual Sonography software SOP-ARIETTA70-62
(EZU-RV3S, L-CABLE-940-12, and
HMC-EZU-RVF1 are required)
Picture in Picture software SOP-ARIETTA70-63 (EU-9167 is required)
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Optional Probes
Electronic Convex probes
Application Model Notes

Abdominal C41 -
Neonatal Cephalic C42 -
Abdominal C35 -
Abdominal C251 -
Abdominal UST-9130 Ver.2.1.0 ~
Junction Box JB-294* is necessary
Abdominal C22P -
Abdominal C25P -
Transvaginal C41V1 -
Transvaginal C41B Ver.2.0.0 ~
Transrectal C41RP -
Transrectal CC41R -
Intraoperative C42K -
Intraoperative C42T -
Intraoperative UST-9132I Ver.2.0.0 ~
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Electronic linear probes

Small Organ L34 -
Peripheral Vessel L441 -
Small Organ L55 -
Small Organ L64 -
Intraoperative L46K -
Intraoperative L44LA Ver.2.0.0 ~
Intraoperative L43K Ver.2.0.0 ~
Laparoscopic UST-5418 Junction Box JB-294* is necessary
Intraoperative UST-5550 Ver.2.0.0 ~
Intraoperative UST-5310 USA only
Intraoperative UST-5311 USA only
Intraoperative EUP-O54J Ver.2.0.0 ~
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Electronic phased array sector probes

Cardiac Adult S12 -
Cardiac Pediatric S31 -
Intraoperative S31KP -
Cardiac, TEE S3ESEL Ver.2.0.0 ~
Cardiac Adult, TEE UST-5293S-5 Junction Box JB-295 is necessary
Cardiac Adult, TEE UST-52126 Junction Box JB-295 is necessary
Cardiac, TEE UST-52119S Ver.2.0.0 ~
Junction Box JB-295 is necessary
RT-3D (4D) Probes

* SOP-ARIETTA70-4 and EU-9163 are required

Fetal VC34 -
Small Organ VL54 -
Transvaginal VC41V -
Bi-plane Probe

Transrectal C41L47RP
Convex -
Linear
Independent CW Doppler Probes

* EU-9163 and EU-9166 are required

Cardiac Adult UST-2265-2 -
Cardiac Adult UST-2266-5 -
Electrical Radial Probes

Transrectal R41R -
Transrectal R41RL Ver.2.0.0 ~
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4-3 System Block Diagram
There are the lists of all PCB/unit and the system block diagram mentioned from the next page.
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ARIETTA70 Unit PCB No. PCB name Description
Main body PSC-150

PANEL CONTROL Overall control of the operation panel and control of the touch panel LCD
Main panel PNL-132 EP5737
PCB display section
EP5738 PANEL SWITCH PCB Operation panel switch section, trackball, and interface with the option
keyboard
EP5739 PANEL TGC PCB TGC section

EP5740 PANEL PSW PCB Power switch, acoustic power, new/end patient, probe, menu switch
Ultrasound main unit EP5721 PROBE SELECTOR Probe switching, special probe function control, and probe code interface
EP5722 TX Transmission focus control, optional waveform transmitter
Low-noise preamplifier, variable gain amplifier, and high-speed analog/digital
EP5723 RX
converter
EP5724 JUMPER Probe selector board - Signal connection between TX and RX boards
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The reception signal has phasing added and is output. The transmission signal
is generated from the transmission focus data. Also equipped with a standard
EP5725 DBF clock generation circuit for transmission timing, amplifier control circuit for
the Rx board, and an analog/digital / digital/analog voltage reference
generation circuit.
Processing of the RF signal output from the USP and the Doppler baseband
signal output from the CWS, control of the ultrasound transmission and
reception sequence, processing of biological data output from the body unit,
EP5726 CONT
ultrasound image data and graphic signal overlay, startup and stopping
sequence control, all hardware control interfaces, Video Clip/RT-3D/RF data
DMA transmission
EU-9159(2CELL) Software processing of the IQ signal received by the CONT board (black and
white, color flow, and Doppler beam processing, cine memory, scan
or CELL
conversion, brightness adjustment) and output to the CONT board as RGB
EU-9158(1CELL) data for display
EP5728 Peripheral I/O External input/output connector (network, USB)
EP5727 Backplane Motherboard
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ARIETTA70 Unit PCB No. PCB name Description
Viewing LCD Monitor IPF-2101 19-inch wide LCD monitor

DC: +5 VSB, +5.3 V, -5.1 V, -12 V, +12 VA, +12 VB, +12 VC, ±100 V for
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Power Supply unit EU-6053 Power Supply unit transmission amplifier, and insulated AC 100 V or AC 200 V systems
provided for peripheral devices
[Op] Physiological
PEU-ARIETTA70 EP5509 Physio Amp. Biosignal (ECG, PCG, Pulse, Resp) amplifier, biosignal A/D
signal display unit
STCW reception signal A/D, Tx & Rx (quadrature detection) and A/D for
[Op] CW & 3D Unit EU-9163 EP5729 CWSRV
IND probe, 3D probe motor control
[Op] Independent Probe
EU-9166 EP558701 Indepe Staqck Connector board for independent probe connection
connection unit
[Op] Analog video
EU-9167 EP5730 TVIF Y/C signal output, Composite signal output
signal I/O unit
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4-4 System operation principles
4-4-1 System control unit

 General purpose CPU module on the CONT board (COM Express)
The operation of the device as a whole is controlled by the general-purpose CPU module
(COM-Express) located on the CONT board. The CPU module runs a general-purpose
operating system and controls the SATA-HDD on the CONT board and the display of the
liquid crystal monitor and operation panel. Furthermore, it communicates with the FPGA on
the CONT board via PCI Express and with the CELL board via gigabit LAN. It
communicates with the operation panel through serial communication (USB).
On the HDD,
 ARIETTA70 diagnostic system application programs
 Firmware for the boards and units in the system
(At the time of system startup, the contents are compared and in those cases where
there are discrepancies, transmission to each device from the HDD is done
automatically)
 Sending waveform data for the sending circuit for each probe
 Focus data for the transmission/reception circuit for each probe
 Parameter data for the scan converter for each probe
 Presets, images, and patient database data
and the like are stored.
In the case of board-specific data, the CPU sends the data to each board from the hard disk
as necessary, even when the device is operating.
 The microprocessor and CPLD on the CONT board primarily carry out system power control.
Operation using standby power, and control of the main power ON/OFF sequence for the
diagnostic system by the operation panel or the signal from the application.
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4-4-2 Transmission and reception section

The transmission and reception section is configured by:
one probe selector board (probe connector section)
one TX board (optional waveform transmission section, CW transmission section)
one RX board (Pre AMP section)
one DBF board (Digital Beam Former section, transmission waveform generation section)
as an option, one CWSRV board (STCW reception section, independent transmission and
reception section, 4D switch control section).
 Probe connector section
A board having 4 probe connectors installed that can connect to electronic probes (electronic
sector, electronic linear, and electronic convex) and one probe connector for connecting an
independent probe [option]. In addition, a FootSW connector is also installed on this board.
The electronic connectors have been changed from the previous ProSound and Hivision
types and a change has been made to the small type connector used by Noblus. In addition,
in order to make use of the existing ProSound and Hivision probes, a JB-BOX has been
made available and able to be connected.
 Optional waveform transmission section, CW transmission section

On one TX board, an optional waveform transmission circuit and a dedicated CW
transmission circuit are installed.
The transmission waveform for transmitting ultrasound waves other than STCW are
generated by the DBF board and sent to the TX board as low voltage analog signals. The
signals that have been sent are amplified by the high voltage wide band linear amplifier and
output as the transmitted signal.
The STCW waveform is also generated by the DBF board and sent to the TX board as
continuous pulse data. This signal is used and the transmission signal is output by the CW
pulse transmission circuit. Incidentally, CW voltage used by the CW pulse transmission
circuit is generated on the TX board.
 Pre AMP section

The received signal is amplified by the LNA (Low Noise preAmplifier) on the RX board
and in order to match the input level of the A/D of the stage prior to the Digital Beam
Former section, is further amplified by the VGA (Variable Gain Amplifier). The amplified
received signal is A/D converted and sent to the DBF board as a LVDS signal.
The STCW received signal is amplified by the LNA on the RX board and that signal is sent
to the CWSRV board.
 Digital Beam Former section

The A/D converted reception signal on the RX board is sent to the Ultra BE (Ultrasound
Broadband Engine) as a LVDS signal. The transmitted reception wave signal is phased,
output as IQ complex signal data and sent to the CONT board.
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 Transmission waveform generation section

Ultra BE (Ultrasound Broadband Engine) generates the transmission waveform. The
transmission waveforms for transmitting ultrasound waves other than STCW are D/A
converted, amplified, and sent to the TX board as low voltage analog signals. The STCW
waveforms are sent to the TX board as continuous pulse data.
 STCW reception section, independent transmission and reception section

The received signal sent from the Pre AMP section is quadrature detected and phase aligned
with the local oscillator signal generated by the STCW FPGA. The signals of I and Q of
each channel that have been quadrature detected are added, amplified and made two I and Q
signals. After that, they are sent to the CONT board following each type of filter processing
and A/D conversion.
In addition, a dedicated independent probe transmission and reception circuit is installed on
the CWSRV board and the reception signal is amplified, band limited, quadrature detected,
and sent to the STCW reception section on this board.
 4D scanner control section

On the CWSRV board, circuits are installed for the control of other 4D scanner mechanical
operations (reciprocating motion).
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4-4-3 CONT and Backend section

The CONT and Backend section is configured by:
one CONT board (overall ultrasound diagnostic system control section "COM-Express," RF
signal processing section, video processing section the overlays the
ultrasound information and graphics and outputs to the monitor,
interface section for various peripheral devices, transmission and
receiving signal timing and control signal generation section, power
ON/OFF control section), and
one Backend board (Beam Processor section, cine memory section, post processing section
including a scan converter, elastography processing section, RT3D
2D image processing section, EFV data processing section).
In addition, as an option,
one TVITF board (peripheral device and analog video signal input and output section)
can also be incorporated.
 RF signal processing section

The RF signal output from DBF and the post-detection Doppler data output from the
CW&Servo board undergo the following processes at the RF signal processing unit of the
CONT board.
 B/W signal: RF gain processing (short-distance gain correction, TxGain, STC,
LGC), ExPHD, VBPF, detection, magnitude, LPF
There are two systems of the same circuit to carry out parallel
processing (maximum of 8 directions) on black and white receiving
signals.
 Flow signal: RF gain processing (short-distance gain correction), pulse compression,
quadrature detection, LPF
There are two systems of the same circuit to carry out parallel
processing (maximum of 4 directions) on Flow receiving signals.
 PW signal: RF gain processing (short-distance gain correction), quadrature
detection, LPF, sample gate addition
EDA (Expanded Doppler Analysis):
To increase the display quality of PW Doppler, this device divides
sample gate into multiple segments (maximum of 8 divisions), and
then adds it after carrying out simultaneous parallel processing of I/Q
signal data.
 Illustration signal: RF gain processing (short-distance gain correction), quadrature
detection, LPF
 CW signal: LPF, thinning processing
 eTracking signal:BPF, zero cross detection and tracking processing after over-sample
processing
Eventually, the I/Q signal (in case of B/W signal, envelope signal) and eTracking data are
converted to the designated format, and then sent to the Backend board.
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 Beam Processor section

The I/Q signal output from the CONT board is used by the high-speed processing on the
Backend board and the following software processing is performed.
 B/W signal: AGC, Relief, 3-line correlation, Edge Optimize,
Spatial Compound, frame correlation, FAM
 Flow signal: Wall Filter, line correlation, flow gain, frame correlation, Smoothing
 Doppler signal: Wall Filter, FFT, MSE processing, Doppler autotrace
After that, the processed data are sent to the post-processing section on the Backend board.
In addition, software processing including elastography, RT3D 2D image processing, and
EFV data conversion processing is also done with the Backend board.
 Cine memory section

With previous systems, hardware based cine memory has been mounted on the board but
with this system, a portion of the DIMM memory that is mounted on the Backend board is
used as a ring buffer and implements the cine memory.
The ultrasound image cine data (including the real-time black and white, color, and static
image review region; also used for post-freeze FAM) and the biosignal cine data (including
the black and white and FMD biosignals and biosignal applied static image review region)
are stored in the cine memory and same cine memory is shared by function.
 Scan converter section, post-processing section

The RF data that are called up from the cine memory are converted into a display format
while two dimensional interpolation is added on the Backend board. For the two
dimensional interpolation, the appropriate 4-point or 8-point data of the pixel perimeter are
used and the interpolation is done. The data count for interpolation use is selected and set
depending on the probe and display mode. The scan conversion frame rate is fixed at 60 Hz.
In addition, with the data after scan conversion, gain processing (post-freeze gain processing
is also done here) and dynamic range gamma conversion processing are done for each
display mode and, after verification of the ultrasound image priority order, converted into
RGB image data and sent to the CONT board.
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 Video signal processing section

The RGB image data from the Backend board and the character and graphic data from the
COM-Express on the CONT board (including gray scale bar and color scale bar) undergo
compound processing at the video processing unit, and digital RGB data of 1280 × 1024
size is output to the observation monitor as an image display. The data are output to the
observation monitor through the digital-output DVI-D connector of the peripheral I/O board.
Furthermore, the RT3D/EFV data from the Backend board is sent to COM-Express
(software) on the CONT board. After software processing, the data are output from the
CONT board to the observation monitor as character and graphic data.
In addition, the RGB data of 1280 × 1024 size that underwent compound processing is
output from the digital-output DVI-D connector of the peripheral I/O board as external
recording device.
When there is a TV-ITF unit (option) on the CONT board, the TVITF board performs
resolution conversion (down conversion) on the RGB data from the CONT board. After
digital/analog conversion by the video encoding circuit, analog video signals (composite × 1,
Y/C × 1) are output to peripheral recording devices.
Furthermore, analog video signals (Y/C input × 1) from peripheral recording devices are
input and undergo analog/digital conversion by the video decoder circuit. Next, the signal
undergoes resolution conversion (up conversion), the character and graphic data undergo
compound processing at the CONT board, and then the signals are externally output and
played back on the observation monitor.
The signal input and output of peripheral recording devices are carried out from the
connector on the Peripheral I/O board.
 Transmission and reception signal timing and control signal generation section.
The ultrasound transmission/reception timing is generated by the timing control section on
the CONT board, and the transmission sequence is controlled based on the beam table and
beam sequence specified in the software.
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4-4-4 Biosignal display unit PEU-ARIETTA70* (option)

The biosignal display unit is configured by a biosignal amplifier and A/D section and the each
ECG, RESP, PCG, and PULSE signal is amplified and A/D converted and is sent to the CONT
board as serial data.
HUM R-WAVE
ECG/RESP R-SIGNAL
Filter Detect
ISOLATIOR
ECG AMP
A/D
MUX PHYSIO DATA
RESP AMP
AD CONT
PCG
MUX_SEL
PCG AMP
PULSE
DC-DC
PULSE AMP Converter
R-WAVE
DCIN R-SIGNAL
Detect
ECG DCIN
A/D DCIN DATA
ECG DCIN AMP MUX
PULSE DCIN DCIN AD CONT
PULSE DCIN AMP DCIN MUX SEL
Block Diagram of the Physiosignal display unit PEU-ARIETTA70
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4-4-5 Power supply unit EU-6053

The commercial power that has been supplied from a power cable that has been connected to the
AC IN is branched to the AC-DC converter section (AC/DC) and the insulated AC power output
section (AC/AC).
The AC-DC converter section outputs standby power and other DC voltages.
The standby power is output depending on the commercial power connection and the other DV
voltages and insulated AC output are output in accordance with the control signal that has been
input from J120.
As a protection feature, when the power supply fan does not rotate and in those cases where there
excessive internal heat, PSU_ERR is output to the system and it waits for a cutoff by a control
signal. In addition, for each output voltage, in those cases where excessive current, excessive
voltage, or short circuit has been detected, everything but the standby power is cut off. For latch
protection, the power input is terminated by a brief cutoff. The cutoff is needed until the standby
power is depleted. The preservation of the standby power output is an automatic reset type. It is
reset when the failure is resolved.
Incidentally, the overall system power ON/OFF is controlled as below via the CONT.
 Power ON sequence
1) When the breaker SW is turned ON, +5 Vsb is output and the power-SW on the panel
turns orange.
2) When the power-SW is pressed, the power-SW changes to white together with a beep
sound and the power ON sequence begins.
3) The CONT requests a power supply start from the power supply unit EU-6053*.
4) The power supply unit begins the supply of electricity to each section and after the power
output has been fully launched, a PWR_OK signal is transmitted to the CONT.
5) The system (OS and application programs) starts.
 Power OFF sequence

1) When the power-SW is pushed, the power-SW changes to flashing white together with a
beep sound and the OS shutdown execution is entered.
2) The CONT, which has detected the shutdown completion, transmits a power OFF signal to
the power supply unit EU-6053* and the power other than the +5 Vsb is turned OFF.
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AC IN AC/DC J120
J800 ±200 V floating
200 V_ONx
±5.1 VL, ±12 VL, ±100 V,

J801
J805
+5.1 VS1, +12 VC1, ±12 V,
EMC
+12 VP, +5.1 VS1P
Filter
LV_ONx Back
Circuit
Plane
Protector Inrrash
Current ±75 V
limiter 75 V_ONx
+5 Vsb, Stand-by
J850 +5 Vsbbk,
Battery buck-up
Stand-by
Batt (option)
BTT_ENx
J851
PSU_ERRx
Voltage check
Latching Fault Protection J810
Over Current PANEL/
Over Voltage Monitor
Short Circuit
Temperature
Error Detect J820 FAN for
J821 Rack
12 VC1+12 VL
AC/AC AC Poly switch (F502)
12 Vf FAN_SIG 1, 2
on/off FAN for
Poly switch (F503) J823
relay
J824 Power
Supply
Fuse (F1) FAN_LOCK
J801 Isolated
VOLTAGE Transformer VOLTAGE J802 AC-out
Selector (with Thermal cutoffs) Selector J803 0 to 320 VA
Switch (S1) Switch (S2) J804
Block Diagram of the Power Supply unit
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4-4-6 Viewing LCD monitor IPF-2101

The observation LCD monitor IPF-2101 is a 21.3 inch size color LCD monitor that takes
the digital video signal (DVI) input from the diagnostic system. The input voltage is DC
+12 V and does not have audio speakers installed.
Incidentally, in those cases where the display resolution input from the main diagnostic
system unit is lower than the UXGA (1600 × 1200) display resolution, there is a built-in
resolution conversion capability using an IC in the monitor.
In addition, as an OSD control capability, it is possible to adjust the Brightness, Contrast,
Back Light, Scaling, and Color Temperature from the system main unit.
A filter is not utilized by this monitor.
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4-4-7 PNL-132 operation panel unit

The PNL-132 operation panel is comprised of a top and bottom unit.
The data are transmitted to the software in conformance with the key switch, rotary encoder, TGC
volume, trackball, and other inputs selected on the operation panel. In addition, each LED is
controlled by the main unit software.
DVI
Post
Monitor 12 V 5V PWR PNL PNL HDD USB comm.
12 V 5 V LVD STB SW# MNT# RST# ACC# (480 Mbps)
J530 J500 J501
LVDS PWRSW circuit 5V

3.3 V Reset circuit
J203.3 V LVDS CNT
LCD BUF
LPW
REG J510
3V J511
Touch J21 12,5 V SYS J512
panel *Select
PWM
0-VCC BL Electronic
RST#
USB comm.
USB port
J23
BLON I/F VR USB (480 Mbps)
TYPE HUB ×3
TP TGC J560
J22
I/F CPU mode setting
12 Gel-warmer
LCD mode setting JWDET
5 V, 3 V, 5 VSTB FSW ×8
KEY × 5 Level JWV
Conv
TGC
PSWLED i
5 V, TGC
×2
8 8 TGC LED
KEY LED
×8 × 8 ×4
J4 J1
PSW PCB Slide VR
DET ×8
RE
IS_RST Illumination
×1
intensity
256 KBit Sensor
E2PROM Infrared
light
Board ID CPLD receptor
/Rev 5 V, 12 V (PNLCNT1) 256 KBit
J1 J3 5 VSTB
SYSRST# E2PROM
Power J2 J1 J92
switch Board ID
board J2 J1 /Rev
J101 J102 KEYSW TGC PCB DET
J103 J104 X25 Board ID
5V 3V
J105 /Rev REG
CompaSW ×20KEY/STS
rator
SCAN DISK LED
SW ×5
SW ×6 DRV circuit
RE 256 KBit
Joy
×6 E2PROM
stick 6 nWR
nRD
5 D0-7 PCM
RE ×5
5 A0-7 Board ID
CPLD /Rev
nCS0
(PNLCNT2) V
SYSRST# JTAG USB I2C D/A
5V 3 (CH3)
Trackball TP IN CPU
I2C (CH1) I2C (CH0) SCI6
L-TB-18
STS
256 Kbit
256 KBit 12 MHz E2PROM FSW LED
J100 ×4
E2PROM ×8
J93
KEY LED LED BEEP J91 J94 J90
(White) DRV Control board
KEY LED LED PS/2

SW PCB Serial Mainten
(Orange) DRV Illumination OCD
5V BOOT ance
Full keyboard Port Serial
Switch board J503 Port
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(Inter-board signal flow)
Post
・ 12 V power supply
Gel-warmer
・ Connection detection
signal
・ Short circuit detection
signal
・ Each power switch board information ・ TGC signal
and signal ・ Illumination intensity signal
・ PS/2 communications signal
・ Board type, revision, S/N
・ Remote control signal
・ Connection information ・ Board type, revision, S/N
・ LED rank information ・ LED rank information
・ LED brightness correction value ・ LED brightness correction
information value information
TGC board
Control ・ TGC lamp flashing signal
Board ・ Storage information
・ Power switch signal
・ Reset signal ・ Key signal
・ HDD lighting signal (In the board) ・ Rotary encoder signal
・ Key signal ・ Touch panel signal
・ Rotary encoder ・ Connection detection signal
signal ・ Board type, revision, S/N
・ Key lamp lighting ・ LED rank information
・ LED lamp lighting control data signal
Switch board ・ Key input information data ・ LED brightness correction
・ Board information value information
・ Encoder count information data
・ Type information
Power
UI bus ・ Revision information
(In the board) ・ Power switch lamp lighting switch
・ S/N information
・ Key signal signal
・ Sound source control
・ Rotary encoder signal ・ Key lamp lighting signal Board
signal
・ Key lamp lighting ・ Storage information
signal
・ Board information ・ LVDS video signal
・ Type information ・ BL brightness control Touch panel
・ Revision information signal signal
・ S/N information ・ BL lighting control signal
LCD
・ LED rank information ・ LCD type information +
・ LED brightness ・ LCD connection Touch panel
correction value information
information ・ Key signal
・ Joy stick signal
・ Rotary encoder signal Joy stick
Rotary encoder
(×5)
・ Control signal, information
Trackball
・ Operation signal, information
・ Status, trackball information
・ Status lighting information
・ Key lamp lighting control signal
PS/2
・ PS/2 communications Full keyboard
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Chapter 5
TROUBLE SHOOTING
APPENDIX
MN2-2075 Rev.0
Chapter 5 Troubleshooting
5-1. Introduction
This troubleshooting is a part of the Service Manual that is produced for providing a direction of repair
work. The description in this chapter is based on replacing PCB and unit.
5-2. Precaution
Please pay attention to the following instructions when you repair an equipment with referring this
troubleshooting in order to avoid occurring unnecessary trouble.
1) When you remove any of electrical part, like PCB, probe, cable, you should turn of the power of
the equipment.
When you remove parts that are biased by “standby power”, unplug the power cable from the
mains or turn off the circuit breaker and confirm that the power switch on the operation panel is off
the light.
2) When you disassemble an equipment, be sure to follow the disassembling procedure in order to
avoid damaging the equipment by disassembling it incorrectly.
3) To check/measure voltages and/or waveforms, you should be familiar with the specification and
handling of the measuring instrument.
4) When grounding a test probe of a measuring instrument or any other instrument, you need to know
the locations where measured signal grounds are. Be sure to identify the type of ground (analog,
digital, AC, DC, high voltage, or low voltage) before using it.
 CAUTION  If a ground of test probe is not connected to the correct ground, it may not
be possible to observer the correct voltage value or waveform, or the
relevant measuring instrument and/or the ultrasound diagnostic equipment
may burn out.
5) Be sure to turn off the power to the ultrasound diagnostic equipment before connecting a test probe
of any measuring instrument to a measuring test point.
 CAUTION  In particular, when measuring high voltages, a circuit in the ultrasound

diagnostic equipment may be damaged. In addition, operator safety may
be compromised.
6) Before replacing or repairing a PCB, determine the compatibility or other information of PCBs
following the “Software/Hardware History”.
 CAUTION  Inserting an incompatible PCB into the equipment may cause it to burn
out.
7) Avoid changing the setting of a variable resistor or switch on a PCB unless you are sure the
relevant component is faulty.
See "VOLUME 1: Chapter 6, Performance Check" to determine whether the relevant component is
faulty.
See "VOLUME 2: Chapter 4, Adjustment" if readjustments are required.
 CAUTION  Changing a variable resistor or switch without any reason may produce a
new problem, making it impossible to repair.
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8) As you proceed with the troubleshooting as instructed here, you may need to consult with the
technical support. In such a case, provide at least the following information.
i) Model name of the equipment
ii) Serial number of the equipment
iii) History (repairs and upgrades) of the equipment and software version
iv) Description of the problem (send photos if necessary)
IMPORTANT When you contact the technical support, be sure to send the System
Information file to allow the technical support to make a correct decision
regarding the equipment information. To determine failure symptoms,
obtain an image or video of the equipment and send it with the description.
5-3. Required Tools and Measuring Instruments
Standard tools and measuring instruments that are required for repair are:
1) Oscilloscope
Sensitivity : 5mV /div.
Frequency range : DC~50MHz
Maximum input voltage : 400V or more
2) Multi-meter
Class : 0.5 class
Mode : ACV, DCV, DCA, Ω
3) Test Phantom
Made by Gammex RMI
Gammex 403GS or equivalent
4) Probes
Convex : C251
Electronic sector : S12
5) ECG (EKG) simulator

EKG-101(Made by Fukuda electronics) or equivalent
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5-4. Location of the units and modules
It is summarizing the locations of each unit and module that belongs to the main body in the figure
below. In the case of actual maintenance (repairing and/or upgrading), refer to the Disassembling
Instruction and the Parts List.
Monitor
IPF-2101*
Operation Panel
PNL-132*
Physiological
signal display unit
PEU-ARIETTA70*
Digital imagingunit Power supply unit

USM-40* EU-6053*
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 Image processing unit (USM-40*)

The PCB layout of USM-40* is shown below for your reference.
Left Side View
Rear Front
/EU-9158*
EU-9159*
Cell
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CONT board
Do not remove/disassemble the CPU unit on the CONT board (EP572600**) that is mounted on it.
 EP572600**
CPU
Disassembling
and/or replacement
is not possible
It is possible to check the MAC address on the

CONT board. (It is displayed in the Maintenance
menu as well)
1 : For CELL communication

2 : For external LAN
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Analogue Video signal I/O unit (EU-9167*) （Option）

The analog video signal output board (TVIF) is installed on the CONT.
Default setting of input/output video format is set to NTSC

When you need to change it to PAL, refer to the installation procedure.
Physiological Signal Display unit (PEU-ARIETTA70) （Option）

Refer to the figure below for the location of PCB in the unit.
Physio Sig. Amp

EP573100**
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5-5 Default setting and Status indication
There are some DIP switches and JP (Jumper connector) on a PCB that are for setting the initial
configuration and changing specification among various regional requirements. If the setting of them
were not in the state that is instructed, this will cause not only incorrect behave of the equipment but
some damage on it. These settings should not be altered unless you are instructed except for
maintenance purpose.
Several PCB have LED mounted on it and you could recognize the status of operation on the board
and surmise a defect of it as well. There are two type of LED indication that one is indicating the
status of the circuit independently, the other is observing the status between the board and other unit so
that it isn’t necessarily telling a problem in the board that is mounted.
This section describes the locations of LED and the statuses.
5-5-1 PROBE SELECTOR

EP572100**
LED1(Red): It lights immediately after starting the equipment (Starting configuration)
It will be off when the configuration of EP5721 is done.
There is no DIP switch or jumper connector
EP572100**
A-side
B-side
LED1
5-5-2 Foot SW Stack

EP573300**
There is no LED, DIP switch or jumper connector.
5-5-3 TX
EP572200**
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5-5-4 CWSRV (OPTION: EU-9163*)

EP572900**
5-5-5 RX
EP572300**
5-5-6 JUMPER
EP572400**
5-5-7 DBF
EP572500**
LD1(Red): It lights immediately after starting the equipment (Starting configuration)
It will be off when the configuration of EP5725 is done.
There is no DIP switch or jumper connector
LED1
EP572500**
B-side
A-side
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5-5-8 CONT
EP572600**
LED1(Green): Normal：”A” (It is combined with LED2 indicating 2 digit code; 7 segmental
display: Upper digit）
It indicates the status of booting sequence on BIOS/CPU.
LED2(Green): Normal：”0” (It is combined with LED1 indicating 2 digit code; 7 segmental
display： Lower digit)
It indicates the status of booting sequence on BIOS/CPU.
LED3(Green): Normally off; indicating “non-reset” status
It indicates the resetting status of PCIe from COMe module.
LED4(Green): Normally on; Indication “configuration is done”
It indicates the configuration status of FPGA(U8).
LED5(Green): Normally on; Indication “configuration is done”
It indicates the configuration status of FPGA(U32).
LED6(Green): Normally off; indicating “non-reset” status
It indicates the resetting status of PCIe from CELL module.
LED7(Green): Normally on; indicating “running”.
It indicates the status of firmware that is implemented on CELL module.
LED8(Green): Normally on; indicating non-reset status
It indicates the resetting status of CELL module.
LED9(Green): It is on when “Power Down” is done, and vice versa when it isn’t done.
It indicates the status of power supply on CELL module.
LED10(Green): Normally blink; indicating “running”.
It indicates the status of processor (U20) mounted on the module.
LED11(Green): Normally blink; indicating “normal”.
It indicates the status of timing processor on FPGA (U32).
LED12(Green): Normally off; indicating “lock”
It indicates the status of “PLL LOCK” (PCIe reference clock) of COMe
LED13(Green): Normally off; indicating “L0” status (Link established).
It indicates the status of LTSSM on COMe PCIe.
LED14(Green): Normally off.
It indicates the status of “Link Width” on COMe PCIe.
LED15(Green): Normally off; indicating “PLL lock” and “LTSSM L0”.
It indicates the status of “PLL LOCK” (PCIe reference clock) of CELL and
LTSSM status of PCIe
LED16(Green): Normally off
It indicates the status of “Link Width” on CELL PCIe.
LED17(Green): It blinks 8 times at the booting and PCIe reset (COMe).
LED on; indicating the command is being processed.
LED off; indicating that is waiting for new command.
It indicates the status of microcomputer for DMA controller
LED18(Green): It blinks 16 times at the booting and PCIe reset (CELL)
LED on; indicating the command is being processed.
LED off; indicating that is waiting for new command.
It indicates the status of microcomputer for FE controller
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LED19(Green): It indicates the status of PN_ON that is passed to power supply from CONT
LED on： indicating the system is turned OFF (PS_ON is inactive)
LED off： indicating the system is turned ON (PS_ON is active)
LED20(Green): Normally off. It is for debugging
* When the base clock sig. for CONT (EP5726) isn’t provided from DBF (EP5725), all
LED11~LED18 blink. Otherwise the LEDs behave as described above.
U95 (DIP SW): #1 to #4 shows the board revision. #5 to #8 are "OFF" (fixed).
In the following picture, only #2 is ON and the board revision is "B."
U95
Normal operation Circuit breaker ON

LED 3 off LED 3 off
LED 4 on LED 4 off
LED 5 on LED 5 off
LED 6 off LED 6 off

LED 7 on LED 7 off
LED 8 on LED 8 off
LED 9 off LED 9 off
LED 10 blink LED 10 off
LED 11 blink LED 11 off

LED 12 off LED 12 off
LED 19 off LED 19 on

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5-5-9 CELL
EU-9159*/EU-9158*
LED1 (Yellow): Cell Application
It is on at booting and freezing the image.
LED2 (Red): HW Error
It is on when it detects hardware error.
LED3 (Green): 3.3V AUX
It is on when 3.3V_AUX is running.
LED4 (Orange), CR5~10 (Green):These are for debugging.
BACKPLANE side
LED1
LED2
LED1
LED3
LED3 LED3
LED4
Freeze off Freeze on
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5-5-10 TVIF (OPTION: EU-9167*)

EP573000**
5-5-11 Indepe Stack (OPTION: EU-9166*)

EP558701**
5-5-12 Peripheral I/O

EP572800**
5-5-13 Physio Sig. Amp (OPTION: PEU-ARIETTA70*)

EP573100**
5-5-14 Power Supply Unit

EU-6053*
There is a LED that indicates the soundness of output voltages of the power supply unit
aggregately. When one of the voltage becomes lower than threshold, it goes off.
Output threshold
+5Vsb 2V
+12VC1 8V
+5.1VS1 3V
+12V 8V
-12V -8V
+12V 8V
+5.1VS1P 3V
+75V 50V
-75V -50V
+100V 50V
-100V -50V
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5-5-15 Panel
PNL-132*
Operation Panel checks itself at booting and if it detected a problem, certain keys on it will blink
rapidly for indicating the problem.
(1) Flash memory abnormality
The orange LEDs of the Freeze key and B mode key flash rapidly.
(2) SRAM abnormality
The orange LEDs of the Freeze key and Dual key flash rapidly.
(3) I2C bus abnormality
 In case there is a problem with the I2C (channel 0) itself
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key and TGC0 flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the illumination intensity sensor
 In case there is a problem in communication with the LCD electronic potentiometer
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and TGC6 flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the sound source electronic
potentiometer
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and TGC7 flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the trackball
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key and TBF flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the maintenance memory
(EEPROM)
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and update flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the control board information
memory (EEPROM)
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and AUTO flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the switch board information
memory (EEPROM)
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and REC flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the power switch board information
memory (EEPROM)
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and PRINT flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem in communication with the TGC board information memory
(EEPROM)
 The white LEDs of the Freeze key, M, and STORE flash rapidly.
(4) Panel controller abnormality
In case there is a problem with the panel controller (CPLD) register access
 In case there is a problem with the PNLCNT1
 The Freeze key LED and the white LED of B flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem with the PNLCNT2
 The Freeze key LED and the white LED of PROBE flash rapidly.
(5) Trackball ball detection state abnormality
 In case there is a problem with the trackball ball detection state (lack of sensitivity, no
ball)
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key and TBF flash rapidly.
(6) Key scan bus abnormality
 In case there is a problem with the bus for the key scan
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key and U1 flash rapidly.
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(7) Device connection abnormality

In those cases where device connection recognition cannot be done
 Switch board
 The orange LED of MENU flashes rapidly.
 Power switch board
 The orange LED of REVIEW flashes rapidly.
 TGC board
 The orange LED of U4 flashes rapidly.
 LCD
 The orange LED of NEW PATIENT flashes rapidly.
 Touch panel
 The orange LED of END EXAMPLE flashes rapidly.
 Joy stick rotary encoder
(MENU1 RE) > The orange LED of the PW key flashes rapidly.
(MENU2 RE) > The orange LED of the Elasto TDI key flashes rapidly.
(MENU3 RE) > The orange LED of the CF key flashes rapidly.
(MENU4 RE) > The orange LED of the eFlow key flashes rapidly.
(MENU5 RE) > The orange LED of the U3 key flashes rapidly.
 Trackball
 The orange LED of TBF flashes rapidly.
(8) Memory storage abnormality
 In case there is a problem such as the destruction of the stored contents of the
maintenance memory (EEPROM)
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key, CW, and UPDATE flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem such as the destruction of the stored contents of the control
board information memory (EEPROM)
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key, CW, and AUTO flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem such as the destruction of the stored contents of the switch
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key, CW, and REC flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem such as the destruction of the stored contents of the power
switch board information memory (EEPROM)
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key, CW, and PRINT flash rapidly.
 In case there is a problem such as the destruction of the stored contents of the TGC
 The orange LEDs of the FREEZE key, CW, and STORE flash rapidly.
(9) Option keyboard communications abnormality
 In case there is a problem in the option keyboard PS/2 communication state
 The orange LED of the U2 key flashes rapidly.
(10) Gel-warmer power abnormality
 In case there is a problem with the power supply of the connected gel-warmer (short
circuit and the like)
 The orange LED of DEPTH flashes rapidly.
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5-5-16 Maintenance Dip SW

Toggling the maintenance switch on the Peripheral I/O (EP572800**) board will provide the
function below.
SW1 SW2
 Dip SW setting
SW1: Panel Test
Toggling enable/disable of “CTRL+ALT+DEL” and/or “F10”
on the full keyboard (PS2)
 OFF: Disable (Default setting）
 ON: Enable
SW2: Monitor
Select the video signal that is displayed on the monitor
 NORM: Video output from VP block (Default)
 MAINTE: Video output from CPU module
(For BIOS and Windows booting display)
 Important  When you set the SW1; ON then, ”Enter” and “UNDO” switch on the
Operation Panel will blink continually.
UNDO Enter
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5-6 POWER SUPPLY UNIT EU-6053*
It is to describe the information about the Power Supply unit.
5-6-1 CHECKING OF THE OUTPUT VOLTAGES

Normally you can check the status of output voltages by the LED indication described in the
section 5-5-14. But in case if you need to measure the value of them, refer the table below. Be
sure to follow the conditions below when you measure the voltages.
 Connecting a probe (Electric linear/convex/sector).
 The equipment stays powered on more than 30 minutes.
 Measure the AC OUTLET voltage without a load.
Check Point
GN Output Voltage Standard
Connector No. Pin
D
2 1 +5.1VL +4.85V ~ +5.35V
J851 3 1 +12VL +11.4V ~ +12.6V
(Voltage Check) 5 1 -5.1VL -5.35V ~ -4.85V
6 1 -12VL -12.6V ~ -11.4V V
B1 A1 +12VP +11.4V ~ +12.6V
B2 A2 +12VP +11.4V ~ +12.6V
J810
B3 A3 +12VP +11.4V ~ +12.6V
(PANEL)
B4 A4 +5.1VS1P +4.85V ~ +5.35V
B5 A5 +5.1VS1P +4.85V ~ +5.35V
J820 (Rack_FAN) 2 1 +12Vf +10.85V ~ +11.97V
J821 (Rack_FAN) 2 1 +12Vf +10.85V ~ +11.97V
J823 (PC_FAN) 2 1 +12Vf +10.85V ~ +11.97V
J824 (PC_FAN) 2 1 +12Vf +10.85V ~ +11.97V
J820 J821 J823 1 2 3

1 1
J824 1 2 3
2 2
3 3
J810
A B
1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
5 5
J851
3 6
LED 2 5
1 4
Backside of
equipment
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5-6-2 OPERATION CHECKS ON THE POWER SUPPLY UNIT EU-6053* BY ITSELF

Since the equipment provides power control, power is not supplied to the boards and the
equipment does not start if a failure occurs in part of control paths. If you encounter this problem,
you can check the operations of the power supply board to identify whether or not it was caused
by the power supply board.
 Instruction
1. Turn off the power to the equipment and turn off the circuit breaker and then, confirm
the power LED on the operation panel turns off.
2. Remove the covers to pull the power
supply unit EU-6053* out from USM
unit. Circuit Breaker
3. Take the EU-6053* out of the
system's main unit and reconnect the
circuit breaker and the power cable.
Power cable
J120
4. Short pin 1 (GND) and pin 4 (ALL_ONx) of J851 connector (Voltage Check).
J851
3 6
2 5
1 4
GND ALL_ONx
5. Turn on the circuit breaker for the equipment. As the power supply unit starts by itself,
power voltage is supplied. Check the voltage of each check terminal J120 referring to
the below section.
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J120
Check Point
Output Voltage Standard
Connector No. Pin GND
P1 GND +12VC1 +11.4V ~ +12.6V
P4 GND +5.1VS1 +4.8V ~ +5.4V
P7 GND +5Vsb +4.5V ~ +5.5V
P8 GND +5Vsbbk +4.5V ~ +5.5V
P10 GND -12V -12.6V ~ -11.4V
P12 GND +12V +11.4V ~ +12.6V
P14 GND -5.1VL -5.4 V ~ -4.8V
P16 GND +5.1VL +4.8V ~ +5.4V
J120
P18 GND -12VL -12.6V ~ -11.4V
P20 GND +12VL +11.4V ~ +12.6V
D6 A6 -100V -105V ~ -95V
D8 A6 -75V -78V ~ -72V
D10 A6 +75V +72V ~ +78V
A10 A6 +100V +95V ~ +105V
D18 A16 -200V -210V ~ -190V
A18 A16 +200V +190V ~ +210V
6. After measuring voltage, turn off the circuit breaker and assemble the equipment by
reversing way from step 2) through 5).
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5-6-3 CHECKING OF AC OUTLET VOLTAGE
Check Point
Output Voltage Standard
Connector No. Note
J801
J802
Switched AC input voltage +/-10%
J803
J804
* Switched = No output with “Standby” condition
J801 J803
J802 J804
Location of AC Outlet AC Outlet connectors
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5-7 LCD MONITOR IPF-2101*
This section provides information regarding the LCD monitor.
5-7-1 Caution for Monitor repairing

When you have a failure on LCD monitor, it should be replaced by LCD monitor module or
whole LCD monitor, and DO NOT replace with the internal PC board or any parts on LCD
monitor.
If you disassemble the LCD monitor in the field, we could not accept for monitor repairing
regardless in the warranty or not.
In addition, please be careful about the handling of LCD panel because there is the following
characteristic on it.
 The LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) monitor has been manufactured with extremely high
precision, but there are some cases where screen pixels are black or constantly lit in one
color. Note that this is due to the characteristics of the LCD monitors, and is not a defect.
Please refer to description on the next section about the how to judge it.
 When LCD monitor displays the images for a long time, an afterimage comes out and may
let you shorten life of the liquid crystal panel. Please use screensaver and so on to avoid
these.
 Prevent an LCD screen from being injured by a hard thing or a sharp thing (a needle, pin).
 When the LCD monitor gets too strong vibration and/or shock, it causes some damage and
the trouble of the screen part. Please carefully handle with it during the installation,
disassembling and transportation of LCD monitor.
 DO NOT block up the vent part, avoid the installation on the side of heat generator, and
please install it in the good place of the ventilation as much as possible.
 Do not use the LCD monitor in locations exposed to direct sunlight or well-light because
temperature inside of monitor will be increased or it will be difficult to see the image on the
monitor.
5-7-2 How to judge the dot defect of LCD monitor

Our Q.A. established the standard for a judgment of LCD dot defect. It allows “0 bright dot”,
“7 or less single dark dots”, “3 or less double dark dots”, “double dark dots should not be
within a circle of 2cm in diameter”, “total number of dark dots (single and double) should
be 7 or less”. When dots are exceeded than this, the monitor is recognized as faulty.
 Definitions
Dot Defect: A defect occurs in a pixel that one of the R, G, B color sell get abnormal
display.
1 picture element
(1 pixel)
Each R, G, B sell is
called “dot”.
Bright dot: A defect that the dot is always displayed in brighter color (White, red,
green, blue, purple, light blue, yellow) on the LCD screen when it displays
“black” or dark color.
You can check it during the start-up of the machine (When the LCD is
black) or in the PRESET screen (Dark background).
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Dark dot: A defect that the dot always displayed in darker color (Red, green, blue,
purple, light blue and yellow) or it doesn’t light at all on the LCD screen
when it display “White” or brighter color. You can check it with “EXT”
screen or a test pattern display (If available).
 Procedure and the environmental conditions

All LCD monitors are inspected with the procedure and the environmental conditions below.
You should follow this procedure and the conditions when you check the dot defect because
you would make a misjudgment if you did it outside the range of these conditions.
Distance: View the screen visually at about 30 to 40 cm from the surface of
LCD monitor.
Viewing angle: View the screen from the front perpendicularly against the surface of
LCD monitor (Vertically within +/- 10 degrees and horizontally
within +/- 10 degrees).
Surrounding light: Light the room with a fluorescent light (Day light type) at 300 to 500
lux (It is regular luminance of office room, factory etc.).
Room temperature: 20 to 25 degree Celsius (68 to 77 degree Fahrenheit)
IMPORTANT There is tighter standard applied at the production of LCD module,

especially for “bright dot” is strictly checked at the factory.
IMPORTANT This standard is applied independently of the resolution (Number of
pixels) of the LCD monitor.
5-7-3 Onscreen display and functions

This section describes items displayed on the onscreen display (OSD, function to display and
manipulate the display settings screen on the screen) of this monitor.
The monitor brightness and contrast can be changed from the operation panel via software on this
machine. It is also possible to change monitor settings by removing the cover on the rear side of
the monitor and operating the OSD control switches.
MENU
- +
▲ OSD control switches location (IPF-2101*)
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(a) MENU button:

Every time this button is pressed, the operation
selection changes in the following order:
Brightness → Contrast → Backlight →
Save&Exit.
(b) + (plus) button
Increase the value of the selected item.
(c) – (minus)
Decrease the value of the selected item.
If the displayed OSD menu is not used, it is exited automatically.
5-7-4 Monitor troubleshooting

If you have trouble with the monitor, refer to the following flow chart.
1. Monitor does not display anything.
Is the backlight lit? No Is the power supply cable No Connect the power
properly connected? supply cable properly.
Yes Yes
Is the DVI cable

properly connected?
No
Connect the DVI cable properly.
Yes
Supposed to DVI cable disconnection
or connector malfunction.
Is the operation panel
properly worked?
No Confirm the ultrasound

Yes
machine is properly start-up.
Supposed to failure on the monitor IPF-2101*

Confirm the no display with connecting general
PC monitor if possible.
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5-8 System start-up failure
If the system does not start or locks up during startup, refer to this section, and then perform repair work.
5-8-1 Checking the power voltage

First of all, check the output voltage of the power supply with referring section 5-6. If the power
lamp of the operation panel does not light up, refer to the “Operation checks on the Power Supply
by itself” in this chapter, and then check for the failure on the power supply itself.
Note that if the power cable of the machine is connected and the breaker on the rear side of the
machine is “ON”, +5V standby voltage (+5Vstb) is constantly supplied to the machine. If +5Vstb
is being supplied normally, the power switch on the operation panel lights up with orange color,
which is referred to as the standby condition.
5-8-2 Operation step after turn on the machine

When the power switch is pressed in the standby condition, the machine starts, following the
start-up sequence listed on the next and following pages. Displayed information at the LCD
monitor depends on the setting of the maintenance Dip SW. For details about the maintenance
Dip SW, see Section 5-5-16.
If the machine does not start-up, first check at which step in the start-up process the machine stops.
Next, troubleshoot corresponding to the step at which the machine stopped.
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 Start-up sequence and screen display at normal condition (ARIETTA70)

Touch panel screen display Operation panel
Start-up
# Monitor display In normal mode In maintenance mode Panel switch Power
process
(SW2: NORM) (SW2: MAINTE) except Power SW SW
1 Turn circuit None None None OFF Lights in
breaker ON Orange
2 Turn Power SW Lights in

ON White
3 Starting BIOS Sequentially lights in

Starting white → in orange
Backend unit
5 loading and
starting OS
7 Starting Logon
process
8 Starting ultrasound application

Hardware initialization
System initialization
Memory initialization
Language configuration
Starting various internal tasks
Starting the communication with
operation panel
9 Reading All OFF

connected
probe
10 Reading Lighting switch

connected depending on
probe starting pspf.exe
11 Starting
transmission
Starting
monitor of Tx
voltage
12 loading Displaying *1
completion of ultrasound
measurement image
module
*1: Lighting Freeze switch in orange, Freeze is “ON”.
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5-8-3 Operation step after turn off the machine

When the power switch is pressed while the machine is running, the machine shuts down,
following the shutdown sequence listed on the next and following pages. Displayed information
at the LCD monitor depends on the setting of the maintenance Dip SW. For details about the
maintenance Dip SW, see Section 5-5-16.
If the machine does not shutdown, first check at which step in the shutdown process the machine
stops. Next, troubleshoot corresponding to the step at which the machine stopped.
 Shutdown sequence and screen display at normal condition
Touch panel screen display Operation panel
In maintenance Panel switch
# Shutdown process Monitor display In normal mode Power
mode except Power
(SW2: NORM) SW
(SW2: MAINTE) SW
Displaying
Lights in
1 Machine is running ultrasound
White
image
Sequentially Blinking in
Turn Power SW OFF light in white → White
2 Starting shutdown Lights off for
process some LEDs on
full-keyboard
Shutdown Lights in
4 All OFF
completed Orange
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5-9 Error messages
There are two types of messages are displayed on the equipment, the one is “dialogue message” and
the other is “assist message”. Some messages are used for indicating non-error information.
5-9-1 Dialogue message

It indicates an error/problem occurred during the operation. The equipment becomes inoperable
while the message is displayed.
5-9-2 Assist message

It indicates instructions for operation. It doesn’t interfere the panel operation.
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5-10 Network error
If there is a network error (DICOM communication error), see the following, and then perform repair
work.
1. Check for hardware and software failures
Follow the procedure in the section 5-10-1, and check that the network function on the Backend
unit and network function on the operating system are working normally. If an error is found,
replace the Backend unit or hard disk drive.
2. Checking the network environment

Run a ping test for the network connection destination (DICOM image server, hub/router,
peripheral computers, and so on), and check communication.
If there is no communication, see the section 5-10-2, and check that there are no errors in the
network settings of the ultrasound diagnostic machine itself. Next, check for problems in the
settings of the connection destination network device.
 Reference  For the ping test, use the network protocol named ICMP. Depending on the
computer settings, it is possible to set no response to echo requests in the ICMP
protocol.
If there are no problems with the DICOM function, and the ping test is
unsuccessful, there are no particular problems for usage.
If there are no problems with any of the settings, check with the network administrator of the
facility for unplugged network cables (LAN cables) and problems with hubs, routers, and
connection destination network devices.
If infrequent network problems are occurring, see 5-10-5 and then acquire and check the
communication data (packets) on the network. Consult with our technical support regarding
analysis of acquired data, and so on.
3. Checking the DICOM environment

Run a C-Echo test on the network connection destination DICOM device, and check
communication.
If there is no communication, see 5-10-2, and check that there are no errors in the DICOM settings
of the ultrasound machine itself. Next, check for problems in the settings of the connection
destination DICOM device.
 Reference  For the C-Echo test, a service called Verification for DICOM communication is
used. Depending on the connection destination DICOM device, this service
may not be supported, and may not respond to C-Echo.
If there are no problems with the DICOM function, and the C-Echo test is
unsuccessful, there are no particular problems for usage.
4. Interpretation mismatch in DICOM communication

DICOM communication may fail because of interpretation differences for the DICOM
specifications of communication destination DICOM devices. In such cases, see 5-10-3 through
5-10-4, and then perform troubleshooting.
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5-10-1 Check for hardware and software malfunctions
Check that the BE unit network function and operating system network function are operating
normally.
1. CHECKING THE BE unit
See 5-11, and then use the CPU self-diagnostic tool to diagnose the hardware. If this function
does not find any errors in the “PCI Network”, the network function installed in the Backend
unit is operating normally.
2. Checking the network function on the OS

Check that the computer and ultrasound machine are connected by a network cable (cross
cable) using a peer to peer connection, and then check that the network function is operating
normally.
While any network settings for the ultrasound machine and computer are acceptable, the
following is a basic connection example.
(1) Configure the ultrasound machine and computer network settings as follows.
超音波診断装置 PC
IP address 192.168.100.1 192.168.100.2
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
(1) Use a network cable (cross cable) to directly connect the ultrasound machine and
computer.
Cross cable
IP: 192.168.100.1 IP: 192.168.100.2
(2) Perform a ping test from the ultrasound machine to the computer (or vice versa). If a
response is received without issue, the operating system network function is operating
normally.
 Reference  Depending on the computer network settings, it is possible to obtain no
response to echo requests for ping command.
If the ping test fails from the ultrasound machine but succeeds from the
computer, there are no problems.
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5-10-2 Checking the network and DICOM environment
5-10-2-1 Checking the DICOM settings for the ultrasound machine

(1) Basic setting
In the “DICOM-Store,Send” section under “Common Preset”, check that the settings for the
ultrasound machine itself are configured correctly.
Items
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the ultrasound machine. (maximum 16 characters)
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the ultrasound machine. (maximum 16
characters)
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number used by the ultrasound machine for DICOM
communication. This port is used to receive data from external sources (an
inbound port). (value from 0 to 2349)
 Obtain an IP address a DHCP server / Use the following IP address:
To automatically obtain the device IP address, select “Obtain an IP address a DHCP
server”. To use a fixed IP address, select “Use the following IP address”, and then
configure the section below manually.
- IP Address: Specify the IP address of the ultrasound machine.
- Router1/Router2: Configure this setting when the DICOM device to which you want to
connect is situated on a network address other than that of the
ultrasound machine. Otherwise, leave the fields blank.
- Subnet Mask: Specify the subnet mask of the ultrasound machine.
Test function
 [Local Ping] Send a ping command to the loopback address.
Message Examination results
Ping check to **** successful. Shows the TCP/IP is operated.
Ping check to **** failed. Shows that TCP/IP failed to operate.
Contact your system administrator (IT
personnel) for the hospital network.
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5-10-2-2 Checking the DICOM settings for the image server

(1) Basic settings
In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Server/Worklist” – ”DICOM Storage”,
check that the image server settings are configured correctly.
At this window, up to five image servers can be configured. However, it is possible to send images
to the specified server only.
Items
 Connect: Select one button from [Remote1] to [Remote5] to configure the server to be
used.
 Appl. Entry: Specify the AE title of the image server.
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the image server.
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the image server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the image server for DICOM
inbound port).
Test function
 [Remote Ping] Send a ping command to the server (Remote1 to 5) specified under Connect,
and check that TCP/IP is performed correctly.
Ping check to **** successful Show that there is a response for echo reply on ICMP
from image server. Generally, this is a guide that
network connection with a server is currently
established correctly.
Ping check to **** failed. Show that there is NO response for echo reply on
ICMP from image server. If the server has forbidden
sending an echo reply, there is no problem in this case.
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 [Remote C-ECHO] Send a C-echo command to the server (Remote1 to 5) specified under
Connect, and check that the DICOM communication function is
running.
メッセージ結果
Echo check to **** Show that there is a response for echo reply on DICOM
successful. communication from image server. Generally, this is a
guide that DICOM communication with a server is
currently established correctly.
Echo check to **** failed. Show that there is NO response for echo reply on
DICOM communication from image server. If the
server does not support verification service, there is no
problem in this case.
(2) Data format settings

In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Common” – ”Send to Storage” , check
that the settings for the format of data to be sent to the image server are configured correctly.
[Send to Storage]
 Photometric: Configure the storage format when sending color images over the network.
RGB This is color data. Specify the color of each pixel using its RGB
value.
Monochrome2
Black and white image data
 JPEG Q Factor (50 - 99):
Configure the compression rate of images when JPEG Baseline is selected as
the transfer syntax. The smaller the number, the higher the compression and
the lower the image quality. (value from 50 to 99)
 DICOM+Raw: When you store image in DICOM format, select presence of Raw image
data with it.
On Present
Off Not present
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 Window Center/Window Width:

Configure the brightness width(Window Width) and center value (Window
Center) when DICOM image with Monochrome 2 format is send. These are
used for the reference values on the DICOM Viewer when it adjusts the
brightness automatically.
The value for Windows Center sets to between 0 and 255, and Window
Width sets between 1 and 256. And the value of Window Center is less than
Window Width. In addition, if there is no value for these, both attribute
Windows Center (0028, 1050) and Window Width (0028, 1051) are not
attached to DICOM image.
(3) RGB data format settings

Only when sending RGB data, check that the settings are configured correctly under “DICOM
Planar Configuration” in the System preset.
 DICOM Planar Configuration:

Specify the Planar Configuration of the RGB Data.
Pixel RGB data is classified by pixel
Plane RGB data is classified by RGB plane
The following example is for 4x4 pixel RGB data.
In the case of Pixel

Pixel(0,0) Pixel(1,0) R G B
R=255 R=0 pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel
G=0 G=255 (0,0) (1,0) (0,1) (1,1) (0,0) (1,0) (0,1) (1,1) (0,0) (1,0) (0,1) (1,1)
B=0 B=0
255 0 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 0 255 0
In the case of Plane
Pixel(0,1) Pixel(1,1) R G B R G B R G B R G B
R=0 R=0 pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel pixel
G=0 G=0 (0,0) (0,0) (0,0) (1,0) (1,0) (1,0) (0,1) (0,1) (0,1) (1,1) (1,1) (1,1)
B=255 B=0
255 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 255 0 0 0
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5-10-2-3 Checking the DICOM settings for the Worklist server

(1) Basic settings
In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Server/Worklist” – “Worklist” , check
that the settings for the Worklist server are configured correctly.
The Worklist server can be configured separately from the image server. Confirm that the Box is
checked when you use it.
Items
 Appl. Entry: Specify the AE title of the Worklist server.
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the Worklist server.
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the Worklist server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the Worklist server for DICOM
inbound port).
Test function
 [Worklist Ping] Send a ping command to the Worklist server, and check that TCP/IP is
performed correctly.
from worklist server. Generally, this is a guide that
ICMP from worklist server. If the server has forbidden
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 [Worklist C-ECHO] Send a C-echo command to the Worklist server, and check that the
DICOM communication function is running.
Echo check to **** Show that there is a response for echo reply on
successful DICOM communication from worklist server.
Generally, this is a guide that DICOM communication
with a server is currently established correctly.
DICOM communication from worklist server. If the
(2) Worklist search key settings

Select “New Patient” – “Setup” – “Worklist” . Check that the search keys to be sent to the
Worklist server are configured correctly.
Check that the check boxes of search keys to be sent to the Worklist server are selected.
 Patient ID  Modality
 Patient Name  Scheduled Station AE Title
 Accession Number  Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date
 Requested Procedure ID
If “Scheduled Procedure Step Start Date” is selected, check that the examination date to be
searched is configured correctly.
 Today:
 Today +/- 1 day:
 This week: Sunday to Saturday
 Specified date from ** To **: Term from the "from" field date to the "to" field date
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(3) Other Worklist-related settings

Select “New Patient” – “Setup” – “Other” . Check that the settings related to the Worklist are
configured correctly.
Check that the check boxes of items to be used are selected.

 Use Requested Procedure/Scheduled Procedure Step Description for Study/Series
Description.
If this check box is selected, the content of the Requested Procedure Description (RP
Description) and Scheduled Procedure Step Description (SPS Description) obtained
from the Worklist server are transferred to the Study Description and Series
Description.
Data that acquired from Transfer to

worklist server Study Description Series Description
Both RP Description Both RP Description
RP Description
and SPS Description and SPS Description
Only SPS Description SPS Description Only SPS Description
Only RP Description RP Description Only RP Description
 Comply to VistA
If this check box is selected, Worklist operations comply with VistA, the electronic
health record system of the United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
With this setting, examination orders obtained from the Worklist server are all
displayed on the Worklist window, regardless of the “Patient ID”, “Patient Name”, or
“Accession Number” entered as search keys.
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5-10-2-4 Checking the DICOM printer settings

(1) Basic settings
IN THE "Preset Setup" - "SystemPreset" - "DICOM" - "Printer", check that the DICOM printer
settings are configured correctly.
At this window, up to five DICOM printers can be configured. However, it is possible to send
images to the specified printer only.
Items
 Model Name: Specify the name of the printer to be used in the settings. If the name does not
appear in the list, use General.
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the DICOM printer. (Max. 16 characters）
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the DICOM printer. (Max. 16 characters）
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the DICOM printer.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the DICOM printer for DICOM
inbound port).
Test function
 [Ping] Send a ping command to the specified DICOM printer, and then check that
TCP/IP is performed normally.
from DICOM printer. Generally, this is a guide that
network connection with a printer is currently
ICMP from DICOM printer. If the printer has forbidden
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 [C-ECHO] Send a C-echo command to the specified DICOM printer, and check that the
DICOM communication function is running.
successful DICOM communication from DICOM printer.
Generally, this is a guide that DICOM
communication with a printer is currently
DICOM communication from DICOM printer. If the
printer does not support verification service, there is
no problem in this case.
(2) Detailed settings

At the Review window, press ”▼” – “Printer Property” – “DICOM Printer” to display the
screen for detailed setting, like number of prints, for DICOM printer
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[DICOM Printer]
Items
 Model Name: Select the DICOM printer to be configured.
 Num of Copies: Specify the number of copies.
 Medium type: Specify the print medium.
 Film size: Specified the print page size.
 Orientation: Specify the orientation of the print page.
Landscape
Portrait
 Display format: Specify the displayed format when printing multiple images on a single
page.
 Magnification: Specify the type of magnification processing.
 Smoothing: Specify the type of smoothing processing.
 Trim: Specify the white space.
No: No white space between images.
Yes: Specify the white space between images when printing multiple
images on a single page.
 Configuration: Enter the configuration information of the printer.
 Appl. Entity: Display the AE title of the DICOM printer.
 Printer priority: Specify the priority of the print process.
 Destination: Specify the film address.
 Min density: Specify the minimum brightness for printing.
 Max density: Specify the maximum brightness for printing.
 Border density: Specify the brightness of the image border.
 Empty density: Specify the brightness of areas not containing an image.
 Image Polarity: Specify the polarity of the print image.
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5-10-2-5 Checking the DICOM settings for the SR (Structured Report) server
(1) Basic settings
IN THE "Preset Setup" - "SystemPreset" - "DICOM" - "SR", check that the SR server settings are
Up to two SR servers can be configured. However, it is possible to send SR files to the specified
server only.
Items
 Connect: Select one button from [Remote1] to [Remote2] to configure the SR server to
be used.
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the SR server. (Max. 16 characters)
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the SR server. (Max. 16 characters)
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the SR server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the SR server for DICOM
inbound port).
 SR Auto Creation:
When set to ON and the New Patient switch is pressed after an examination,
an SR file is created based on the results of the automatic measurement, and
then the file is sent to the server.
When set to OFF, an SR file is not created automatically. With this setting,
you must manually create an SR file based on a report page if a SR file is
necessary.
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Test function
 [Ping] Send a ping command to the server (Remote1 or 2) specified under Connect,
from SR server. Generally, this is a guide that network
connection with a server is currently established
correctly.
ICMP from SR server. If the server has forbidden
 [C-ECHO] Send a C-echo command to the server (Remote1 or 2) specified under

Connect, and check that the DICOM communication function is running.
successful DICOM communication from SR server. Generally,
this is a guide that DICOM communication with a
server is currently established correctly.
DICOM communication from SR server. If the server
does not support verification service, there is no
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5-10-2-6 Checking the DICOM settings for the QR server

(1) Basic settings
In the "Preset Setup" - "SystemPreset" - "DICOM" - "QR", check the QR server settings are
Up to five QR server can be configured. It is possible to exchange the configured server from
the “Import” screen. The radio buttons are for selecting the server when you do Ping and
C-ECHO checking.
Items
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the QR server. (Max. 16 characters)
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the QR server. (Max. 16 characters)
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the QR server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the QR server for DICOM
communication. This port is used to receive data from QR server to the
equipment.
* Precaution
The reception TCP port# for “C-MOVE” DICOM communication is fixed to 2350. This port#
can be changed by the procedure below.
(1) Refer to 5-10-43: The handling of institution names during Worklist operations, run
Windows explorer.
(2) Create a file F:\UDE\pc_data\usdir\QR_LocalPort.ini and edit the contents of it as described
below.
Write the number you want to use at “port#”.
[QR]
LocalPort=port#
(3) Change the Port# in SystemPreset - DICOM – Common, “Ultrasound Equipment” to
temporal number and save it.
(4) Re-boot the equipment.
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(5) Change the Port# again in SystemPreset - DICOM – Common, “Ultrasound Equipment” to
the value that is originally set at (3) then, save it.
Test function
from MPPS server. Generally, this is a guide that
Ping check to **** failed. Show that there is NO response for echo reply on ICMP
from MPPS server. If the server has forbidden sending
an echo reply, there is no problem in this case.

successful DICOM communication from MPPS server. Generally,
DICOM communication from MPPS server. If the
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5-10-2-7 Checking the DICOM settings for the MPPS server

(1) Basic settings
IN THE "Preset Setup" - "SystemPreset" - "DICOM" - "MPPS/Commitment", check that the
MPPS server settings are configured correctly.
Up to two MPPS servers can be configured. However, it is possible to send MPPS data to the
specified server only.
Items
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the MPPS server. (Max. 16 characters)
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the MPPS server. (Max. 16 characters)
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the MPPS server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the MPPS server for DICOM
inbound port).
Test function
from MPPS server. Generally, this is a guide that
Ping check to **** failed. Show that there is NO response for echo reply on ICMP
from MPPS server. If the server has forbidden sending
an echo reply, there is no problem in this case.
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successful DICOM communication from MPPS server. Generally,
DICOM communication from MPPS server. If the
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5-10-2-8 Checking the DICOM settings for the Storage Commitment server
(1) Basic settings
IN THE "Preset Setup" - "SystemPreset" - "DICOM" - "MPPS/Commitment", check that the
Storage Commitment server settings are configured correctly.
Up to two Storage Commitment servers can be configured. However, it is possible to send Storage
Commitment data to the specified server only.
Items
 AE Title: Specify the AE title of the Storage Commitment server.
 Station Name: Specify the computer name of the Storage Commitment server.
 IP Address: Specify the IP address of the Storage Commitment server.
 Port#: Specify the TCP port number to be used by the Storage Commitment server
for DICOM communication. This port is for receiving data from Storage
Commitment server.
 Transaction Limit:
Specify the expiry period for Transaction UID used with Storage
Commitment. When a value is set, this value becomes the expiry period.
When “Unlimited” is set, there is no expiry period.
Note that when the expiry period has been exceeded, a “Transaction UID
expired” message is displayed.
 Reference  Storage Commitment generates two types of communication:

N-ACTION, a commitment request sent from the machine to the server,
and N-EVENT-REPORT, a commitment result sent back to the machine
from the server.
If a commitment request is sent successfully, the machine waits for the
result from the server. However, the result may not be sent back because
of server trouble or another reason. In consideration of such cases, a
commitment request is regarded as rejected after a certain amount of time,
and the request must be sent again. This amount of time is configured
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using the Transaction Limit setting.
 Retries: For Storage Commitment, configure the number of background retries before
displaying an error message. The operations of the settings are listed below.
0 When a sending retry fails, an error message is displayed
immediately. If “Retry” in the message box is selected, a retry is
sent immediately. When Retries set to “0”, the interval specified
for Retry Interval is not applied.
1~99 No error messages are displayed for retries up to the specified
number, and retries are sent automatically. For example, if
Retries is “2”, no error message is displayed for the first two
failed retries. A message is displayed after the third failed retry.
Note that if “Retry” is selected in the message box, no message
is displayed for the next two retries.
Unlimited No error message is displayed for failed sending retries, and
retries are sent until a retry is successful.
Test function
from Storage Commitment server. Generally, this is a
guide that network connection with a server is
currently established correctly.
ICMP from Storage Commitment server. If the server
has forbidden sending an echo reply, there is no

successful DICOM communication from Storage Commitment
server. Generally, this is a guide that DICOM
communication with a server is currently established
correctly.
DICOM communication from Storage Commitment
server. If the server does not support verification
service, there is no problem in this case.
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5-10-2-9 Checking the common DICOM settings

Check that the common items for the DICOM functions (service) are configured correctly.
(1) DICOM communication timeout

In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Detail” , check that the “Time Out”
setting is configured correctly.
 Timeout: Configure the communication timeout in seconds. (Set a value from 1
to 1000.) This setting applies to all DICOM communication except for
QR. Timeout setting for DICOM QR is configured in INI file.
(2) Retry interval after failed DICOM communication

In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Detail” , check that the “Retry
Interval” settings are configured correctly.
 Retry Interval: Configure the retry interval for image and SR storage, Storage
Commitment, and DICOM printing. When “Power On” is set, data is
resent only when the power is switched on.
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(3) Private tag for image storage and transmission

In the “Preset Setup” – “SystemPreset” – “DICOM” – ”Common” , check that the “Private
Tag” setting is configured correctly.
 Private Tag: Specify the attachment method for private tags (Hitachi Aloka tag
information)
None: Do not attach private tags to DICOM files to be output.
Put into File. Attach private tags to DICOM files to be output media
only.
Put into Network.
Attach private tags to DICOM files to be sent to the
image server only.
Put into Both. Attach private tags to DICOM files to be sent to media
and DICOM files to be sent to the image server.
Put into File + DICOMDIR
Attach private tags to DICOM files and DICOMDIR
file to be output to the media
Put into All. Attach private tags to DICOM files and DICOMDIR
file to be output to the media and DICOM files to be
sent to the image server.
 Reference  It is necessary to configure to add the private tags on the DICOMDIR file,
if you copy the Volume data (RT-3D) as DICOM format and will load it
on the machine.
 Attach Thumbnail:
Setting of how to create the thumbnail data.
Off: Create thumbnail data only in the data folder.
On： Create thumbnail data both in the data folder and
DICOMDIR.
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(4) Data set information for image storage and transmission

In the “New Patient” – “Series/Image Information” , and then check the “Data set” settings.
These settings are retained even if the machine power is switched off.
 Region Calibration:
Specify whether to include Ultrasound Region Calibration Module
(0018,6011) of each image in the image information.
When “ON”, the information is included. When “OFF”, the
information is not included.
 Full attribute: Specify whether to include the following tag information.

When “ON”, the information is included. When “OFF”, the
information is not included.
Tag VR Attribute Name
(0008,0012) DA Instance Creation Date
(0008,0013) TM Instance Creation Time
(0008,0014) UI Instance Creator UID
(0008,0081) ST Institution Address
(0008,1010) SH Station Name
(0008,1040) LO Institutional Department Name
(0018,1000) LO Device Serial Number
(0018,5000) SH Output Power
(0018,5022) DS Mechanical Index
(0018,5024) DS Bone Thermal Index
(0018,5026) DS Cranial Thermal Index
(0018,5027) DS Soft Tissue Thermal Index
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(5) Support for middle names of patients and others

Brows “New Patient” – “Option” – “Other”. Check that the middle name support is
Check that the check boxes of items to be used are selected.

 Use separate boxes for “Patient name” and “Referring Physician name”.
When this check box is selected, Patient Name and Referring Phys field input is
separated into Family, Given, and Middle.
without check mark with check mark
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5-10-3 Troubleshooting of image storage operations
To resolve DICOM communication problems, it is necessary to acquire DICOM communication

logs from the maintenance menu, and then determine the cause of the problem from the logs. This
section describes how to handle problems from various causes.
For the method to acquire DICOM logs, see “Volume 2: Chapter 3, Service information”. When it
is necessary to analyze the logs, add the machine information to the acquired logs, and then
contact our technical support.
5-10-3-1 Association abort due to transfer syntax mismatches
During association for typical DICOM communication, the server (SCP: Service Class Provider)
selects the transfer syntax it can receive from the transfer syntax list provided by the machine
(SCU: Service Class User), and then data sending starts using this transfer syntax. However, some
servers cannot receive data even when the machine sends data using the transfer syntax specified
by the server. In addition, data transfer using a particular transfer syntax may be required.
In such cases, it is possible to apply limitations to the transfer syntax proposed by the machine. On
the Ver.1, See the following section, and then change the settings. From Ver.2, it is possible to
apply this limitation from Maintenance screen, see the “Volume 2: Chapter 3, Service
information” for more details.
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5-10-3-2 Abnormal image display caused by RGB data format
As mentioned in the section 5-10, there are two types of RGB data formats: Pixel and Plane.
Some DICOM servers and viewer software use only one of these data formats. As a result, data
structures may be disturbed and images may not be displayed correctly.
The following example show abnormal display due to a Planer Configuration recognition error
when the following image was sent to the DICOM server. When such an image is displayed by a
server or viewer software, see the section 5-10, and then change the Planer Configuration
settings.
[Image sent to the DICOM server]
[Example of an image displayed abnormally by a server or viewer software]

(1) Pixel data mistakenly displayed as Plane
(2) Plane data mistakenly displayed as Pixel
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5-10-4 Troubleshooting Worklist operations
To resolve DICOM communication problems, it is necessary to acquire DICOM communication

logs from the maintenance window, and then determine the cause of the problem from the logs.
This section describes how to handle problems from various causes.
Note that for Worklist operations, it is difficult to determine the cause of a problem from the
DICOM communication logs only. For details, see the description for each item.
For the method to acquire DICOM logs, see “Volume 2: Chapter 3, Service information”. When
it is necessary to analyze the logs, add the machine information to the acquired logs, and then
contact our technical support.
5-10-4-1 "No Worklist" error due to date setting
When a Worklist is acquired with default

settings, the machine AE title and "US" as the
modality and the current date is sent as the
search key as the search conditions from the
machine. If the date of the machine differs from
the current date, the “No Worklist” message is
displayed, and the Worklist cannot be acquired.
Check whether the date set on the machine is
correct.
For details regarding search keys, see

“WORKLIST REQUEST IDENTIFIERS” in the DICOM Conformance Statement.
5-10-4-2 “No Worklist” error due to search key mismatch
As mentioned above, when a Worklist is acquired with default settings, the machine AE title and
"US" as the modality and the current date is sent as the search key as the search conditions from
the machine. However, in some cases no worklist is acquired, and a "No Worklist" message is
displayed because there is no data matching the search conditions with these search keys,
depending on the Worklist server.
In such cases, check the search key necessary to acquire the Worklist by asking the person
responsible for the Worklist server. Next, see the section 0, and then change the search key to be
sent from the machine.
Note that the search key required by the Worklist server cannot be checked using the DICOM
communication logs. You must always ask the person responsible for the Worklist server.
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5-10-4-3 The handling of institution names during Worklist operations
You can specify whether to request the “Institution Name, (0008,0080)” in the Worklist by
manually overwriting the settings file in the machine.
When the name is not requested (default setting), the Hospital Name of the machine is added to
the image tag. When the name is requested, the institution name acquired from the Worklist is
added to the image tag, and the Hospital Name set on the machine is overwritten by the acquired
value. However, if the acquired value is “Null”, Hospital Name is not overwritten by the value
acquired from the Worklist.
To request the Institution Name in the Worklist, use the following procedure to change the settings
file.
1. Open the Preset screen.
2. Press Ctrl and [S] key at the same time on the

full keyboard, the password dialogue will be
open.
3. Type “moani” in the password dialogue.
4. Maintenance menu is displayed. Then select “Other” in the tree pane.
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5. Press Ctrl and [T] key at the same time on the full keyboard, the setting item “Disable Task
Manager” will appear. Then select “Enable”.
6. Press Ctrl, Shift and ESC keys at the same

time on the full keyboard then run
Windows Task Manager.
Select ”Application” tag and click on
[New Task…] button.
7. Type “explorer” in the “Open” box of Create

New Task window. Then click on [OK] button.
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8. Open the file “C:\UDE\pc_prog\measure.ini” with notepad.
9. Search the description of[IDWorklist] in the measure.ini file.
10. Edit the description of “InstitutionInfo =” to 1 under [IDWorklist] part.

11. Confirm that the description is as below then, then save the file.
;----------------------------------------------------
[IDWorklist]
AutoAccession = 0 ; *****
InstitutionInfo = 1 ; *****
AppendCaseData = 1 ; *****
PQNullCheck = 0 ; *****
;(0008,0005)SpecificCharacterSet *******
;CharSet = ISO_IR 100
; ISO_IR 100*******
; ISO_IR 6
12. When you don’t need to request “Institution Name” to Worklist server, return the
description that you edited to the following.
InstitutionInfo = 0
Then save the file.
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5-11 DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTIONS
This section provides information regarding the diagnostic functions.
5-11-1 ULTRA-POST, A CPU SELF-DIAGNOSTIC TOOL

The CPU board is equipped with Ultra-POST, a function to perform a simple check of CPU board
hardware. Ultra-POST is BIOS-level software, and it can check the devices on the CPU board.
This section describes how to use the UltraPost diagnostic tool.
 Preparation
Prepare the PC USB full-keyboard.
 Procedure
1. To access the maintenance switch, remove the rear cover.
2. Set maintenance Dip SW1 to “ ON”
and Dip SW2 to “ MAINTE”.
3. Connect the PC USB full-keyboard.

4. Switch the circuit breaker off, and then on again.
5. Start the machine. press the F10 key on the PC USB full-keyboard.
6. The message to the right appears on
the LCD monitor.
If this message does not appear, and the operating system starts, after the ultrasound
image is displayed, turn the machine off and on in the usual manner, and then perform
Step 5. again.
7. On the PC USB full-keyboard, press the “Ctrl” and “T” keys simultaneously.
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8. If the key input is recognized correctly, the message “OK” appears. Ultra-POST starts,
and the following window appears.
9. After the software starts, the check starts automatically. The test finishes in about 5
minutes. If there are no particular problems, the message “Test Passed” appears. If there
is a problem with the hardware, the message “Test Failed” appears, and a device with
the problem is highlighted in red.
10. The “Test Failed” test result indicates that there is some kind of hardware error on the
Backend board.
11. After the test has finished, switch off the power switch on the operation panel, and
return the machine to its original state.
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PERFORMANCE CHECK
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Chapter 6 Performance Check
6-1 Introduction
This performance check indicates the items to check to maintain the quality and safety of the device for
the following conditions.
 When repair work has been performed
 When modifications have been performed, such as defect countermeasures
 When update work has been performed to, for example, improve performance and specifications
 Periodic inspections and similar work
Before carrying out this check, refer to page 6-3 and prepare the tools and other items necessary for the
objectives.
6-2 Precautions
 Caution  When the disk light ( ) of the operation panel of the ultrasound diagnostic
equipment is on, do not switch off the power of the ultrasound diagnostic equipment.
If the power is switched off when the hard disk is being accessed, some or all of the
data written to the disk may be corrupted.
Unless otherwise instructed, carry out this performance check with all covers attached and under the
environment indicated below.
 After setting the power switch to ON, wait 30 minutes or more.
 If you will use the DICOM network, connect appropriately.
After completing repairs, modifications, and upgrades, check the following items before you carry out
this performance check.
 Removed PCBs have all been reconnected normally.
 Removed connectors have all been reconnected normally.
 No tools, probes of measurement instruments, or other items have been left inside the device.
 The earth cables for option devices, network cables, and other items have been reconnected
appropriately.
 No screws have been left inside the device.
6-3 Filling out the service report
After completing the check, write the results on the service report and other forms, and then present
them to the user. Furthermore, retain a copy.
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6-4 Performance check
Fundamentally, the items that should be carried out as a performance check depend on the content of
work that requires the items. In accordance with the following chart, identify the necessary items (items
in the chart marked by ), and then carry out the check for each item. Some words in the chart are
defined below.
[Power supply unit] .............. Power supply unit, isolation transformer, power supply switch
[Other units] ......................... Power supply, biosignal display unit, and units other than PCBs
Check item
Work that must be checked Remarks
A B C D E F
Part replacement, modification, or No target work for this
upgrade of the power supply unit machine
interior
Replacement of the entire power
  
supply unit
Part replacement, modification, or Includes PCB
upgrade of the biosignal display unit    exchange within unit
interior
Replacement of the entire biosignal
 
display unit
Replacement of PCBs inside units
 
other than those mentioned above
Part replacement, modification, or Includes ROM
upgrade on the PCB inside units    replacement
other than those mentioned above
Replacement of an entire unit not Includes probes and
  
mentioned above scanners
Operation check before modification
  
or upgrade work
Periodic inspections      
The content of each check raised in the check items are described starting from the pages listed below.
See these pages for more details.
A. Exterior/mechanism check...................... From Section 6-4-1
B. Cleaning .................................................. From Section 6-4-2
C. Device information/power supply voltage check From Section 6-4-3
D. Function check ........................................ From Section 6-4-4
E. Image quality check ................................ From Section 6-4-5
F. Safety check ............................................. From Section 6-4-6
*Carry out this check by following the Electrical safety test implementation manual (MN2-0204)
If the result of the check indicates that designated operations or standards are not met, the device is
judged to be malfunctioning. See "Volume 1: Chapter 5 Troubleshooting" to deal with the malfunction.
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6-4-1 Exterior/mechanism check

Check, for example, the exterior, mechanisms, and other operation conditions, and check for loose
screws.
1) Exterior check
 The exterior is free of adhered foreign matter, scratches, rust, deformations, and soiling.
 At the location of fastening screws (visible sections on the exterior), the screws have
been tightened completely.
 Nameplates and so on are not coming off.
2) Mechanism check
 Operation panel
･ The operation panel can be moved up and down from the top to bottom edge and
operates smoothly without any unusual noise.
･ The operation panel can be turned left and right to the maximum width and operates
smoothly without any unusual noise.
･ The operation panel can be turned to the left and right and turns and locks smoothly at
5 locations.
Operation panel turning lock positions
 Monitor
The monitor operates within the movable range without any unusual noise.
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 Monitor arm
･ The 1st axis (bottom), 2nd axis (middle), 3rd axis (top), tilt axis, pivot mechanism, and
arm lock of the monitor arm operate smoothly without any unusual noise.
3rd axis
2nd axis
Arm lock
1st axis
Figure: Monitor arm unit Figure: Tilt axis Figure: Pivot mechanism
 Casters
･ All casters can be locked and unlocked smoothly without any unusual noise.
･ When the casters are unlocked, the device moves smoothly without any unusual noise.
･ When the front wheels are locked, the caster locks are applied securely.
･ When the rear-wheel rotation is locked, the casters do not rotate.
･ When the rear-wheel turning is locked, the device does not turn.
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6-4-2 Cleaning
 Caution  Do not sterilize the device with chemical solution or gas. The device may be
damaged.
 Caution  Do not splash liquid on the device surface or interior. This may cause electric
shock or a short circuit.
1) Disassembly
Switch off the power supply of the device, check the condition of the interior and exterior of
the device, and then clean the device as necessary. When you disassemble the device, refer to
"Volume 1: Chapter 3 Installation/disassembly".
 Caution  Do not clean using alcohol or other organic solvents or commercial

liquid-crystal cleaners.
2) Operation panel, exterior, probe holder, and foot switch

Wipe with a soft dry cloth. If the device is very dirty, use the following procedure to clean the
device.
a) Soak a soft cloth in a neutral solvent diluted with water, and then wring the cloth
well.
b) Wipe gently with the cloth to remove dirt.
c) Wipe off the cleanser.
3) Monitor
Soak a soft cloth or gauze in water, wring it well, and then wipe the device gently.
4) Gel-warmer
a) Remove the yellow silicon rubber from the gel-warmer.
b) Rinse with water or wipe away the dirt.

When rinsing
Rinse away the dirt with running water. When, for example, sonogram gel has adhered,
use a sponge or gauze, and then rinse with water. Next, wipe away the water with a clean
cloth.
When the item is very dirty
Soak a soft cloth in a neutral solvent diluted with water, and then wring the cloth well.
Wipe gently with the cloth to remove the dirt, and then wipe away the cleanser.
c) Dry naturally.
d) Insert the yellow silicone rubber into the inner side of the gel-warmer.
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If the yellow silicone rubber cannot be inserted well

The yellow silicone rubber can be inserted more easily by placing it on the sonogram gel
bottle.
5) Dust filters
Pull the left and right storage pockets upwards to remove them.
Pull both the left and right filters to the outside.
Use a vacuum cleaner to remove dust and rinse the filters with running water. Remove excess
water and then dry the filters in a well-ventilated location. After confirming the front and back
surfaces of the filters, attach the filters at their original position, and then attach the storage
packets. (Push the filters all the way inside.)
6) Trackball
Rotate the ring counterclockwise, and then remove the trackball from the operation panel.
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Remove the trackball from the ring, and then wipe the trackball with a soft cloth.
Clean the support balls (3) and sensors (2) with a cotton swab. If it is difficult to remove dirt,
apply a very small amount of neutral solvent to the cotton swab before cleaning.
(1) Support balls (2) Sensors

After cleaning, attach the trackball to the ring, and then attach the ring and trackball to the
operation panel.
7) Device periphery, power supply plug

Remove dust and moisture. If the device is used in a dusty location, ventilation worsens and
the temperature inside the device becomes unusually high. A very moist location may cause a
device malfunction or short circuit.
In addition, if the power supply plug is left inserted in an outlet for a long time, dust may
accumulate gradually in the space between the outlet and plug. If this dust turns moist, a
spark discharge may be generated between the poles of the plug (tracking phenomenon). In
particular, if the plug is left inserted incompletely, the poor connection increases the level of
probability of the tracking phenomenon due to the synergistic affect with the generation of
heat. To avoid this issue, remove a plug that has been inserted into the outlet for a long time,
and then clean the plug. For example, wipe the plug well with a dry cloth to remove dirt.
8) Probes
The cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization methods differ by probe. Refer to the
documentation included with the probe.
9) MP-PH-AR70-8 transvaginal/transrectal probe holder

This optional probe holder stores a transvaginal/transrectal probe. When necessary, use the
following procedure to remove and clean the holder.
a) Pull the hook (1) in the direction of the arrow, and then lift up to release the hook.
Next, pull the hook (2) in the direction of the arrow, and then lift up to release the
hook. Next, remove the transvaginal/transrectal probe holder.
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b) Wipe with a soft dry cloth. When there is a lot of dirt, soak a soft cloth in a neutral
solvent diluted with water. Wring the cloth well, and then wipe gently with this cloth
to remove the dirt. Finally, wipe off the cleanser.
When rinsing with water, rinse away the dirt with running water. For example, when
gel has adhered to the probe holder, use a sponge or gauze, and then rinse with water.
Next, wipe away the water with a clean cloth.
c) At position of (1), align and insert the probe holder. Align the position of the hook
(2), and then push until it makes a sound. Next, align the position of the hook (3).
Push until you hear a sound and attach the transvaginal/transrectal probe holder.
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10) MP-PH-AR70-8 transvaginal/transrectal probe holder adapter

This optional probe holder stores a transvaginal/transrectal probe. When necessary, use the
following procedure to remove and clean the holder adapter.
a) Remove the back side of the adapter, and then remove the front side to remove the
adapter.
b) Wipe with a soft dry cloth. When there is a lot of dirt, soak a soft cloth in a neutral
solvent diluted with water. Wring the cloth well, and then wipe gently with this cloth
to remove the dirt. Finally, wipe off the cleanser.
When rinsing with water, rinse away the dirt with running water. For example, when
gel has adhered to the adapter, use a sponge or gauze, and then rinse with water.
Finally, wipe off the water.
c) Align the projection of the adapter with the hole of the probe holder, and then insert
the projection. Next, attach the back side of the adapter to the probe holder to attach
the adapter.
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11) Printers and other peripheral devices

If the SSZ-D310 or SSZ-D710 is connected, follow the steps below to clean each head, roller,
and exterior cover.
a) SSZ-D310
Follow the steps below to clean the SSZ-D310.
a) Thermal head position/cleaning location
For the thermal head position and
cleaning location, see the image to the
right.
Open the media door. The thermal head is
attached to the bottom side of the panel
unit (indicated by the yellow dotted line).
Expanded view of
dirty location
Cleaning
Confirm the dirty locations, and then clean location
using a cleaning sheet or ethyl alcohol.
Thermal head
b) Cleaning using a cleaning sheet
Use the cleaning sheet included with the
printer accessories for cleaning.
Set the printed side of the cleaning sheet
down, and then align the bottom edge of
the sheet with the depression.
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While keeping the cleaning sheet in

position, close the media door.
Press the jog dial, and then rotate it until

"CLEAN" is displayed.
Press the jog dial again to display "CL:
OK".
After confirming the display, press the jog

dial to clean the heating unit as the
cleaning sheet moves.
*Try cleaning using the cleaning sheet 5
or 6 times.
c) Cleaning with ethyl alcohol

* Before you wipe the thermal head, always set the power switch of the
printer to "OFF".
Expanded view of
The cleaning positions are the same as dirty location
when cleaning with a cleaning sheet (as Cleaning
indicated by the yellow box). location
To prevent internal disconnections, take

care not to rub strongly at the area in the
red box.
Thermal head
Apply ethyl alcohol to a cotton swab. At

the section in the figure, move the swab
back and forth several times in the
direction of the arrows.
Do not rub too strongly when you clean.
In addition, take care not to strongly
touch the wiring mold inside.
* A paper cutter is attached at the locations of the block arrows, so take care
not to touch it when cleaning.
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At the same time, wipe the platen roller

gently using alcohol.
* You can rotate the platen roller and
wipe the entire circumference by
pressing the FEED button. (At this
time, set the power supply switch of
the printer to "ON" before
performing this step.)
* After the wiped surface has dried
completely, rotate the roller, and wipe
another section.
* Never rotate the platen roller with your hand. Platen roller
b) SSZ-D710
Follow the steps below to clean the SSZ-D710.
a) Thermal head position/cleaning location
The thermal head is located near the
middle section inside the printer. You can
access it through the opening on the
bottom surface of the printer.
Thermal head
b) Cleaning by using a cleaning cartridge/sheet (mainly used for dealing with poor
quality printing)
Prepare the cleaning cartridge and
protective sheet.
* The cleaning cartridge is included with
the accessories of the printer unit.
Cleaning cartridge
* One protective sheet is included with the print paper of the
color print pack.
This sheet protects from soiling the
print surface of paper when inserting
paper in the paper supply tray. The
protective sheet is removed after print
paper has been inserted in the paper
supply tray. However, do not discard
this sheet because it is used for
cleaning. Store it along with the
cleaning cartridge. Protective sheet
Install the protective sheet (cleaning sheet).
With the back side (side with no printing)
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facing up, insert the protective sheet into

the paper supply tray.
Install the cleaning cartridge. Taking care

not to mistake the top and bottom sides,
set the cartridge in the correct direction.
Press the "EXEC" button to start cleaning.

After confirming that "CLEAN EXEC" is
displayed on the LCD, press the "EXEC"
button.
Head cleaning starts and "CLEANING"

appears on the LCD.
When "FINISHED" appears, the process
is complete. Discard the ejected protective
sheet after 4 or 5 uses.
* Store the cleaning cartridge because it
will be used later.
c) Cleaning with ethyl alcohol (for dealing with poor printing and poor paper
supply) Securing
On the bottom surface of the printer,
remove the bottom panel and service Bottom
cover. l
* Remove the paper supply tray and
ribbon cartridge, and then turn the
printer over.
* Loosen the 2 screws securing the
bottom panel, and then remove the
bottom panel.
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* Remove the screw (3×6), and then slide Service cover

and remove the service cover in the Screws
direction of the arrow.
Platen roller
* There is a thermal head and platen
roller inside.
Thermal head
Wipe the head heating unit with ethyl

alcohol.
* Apply alcohol to a cotton swab, and
then wipe several times in the
directions of the arrow.
* As indicated by the dotted line, there is
a wire pattern at the front. Take care
not to rub strongly here.
Next, clean the platen roller.

* Apply ethyl alcohol to a cotton swab,
and then wipe several times in the
directions of the arrow. Because the
rollers rotate, wipe over the entire
circumference.
* After the alcohol dries, attach the
service cover and bottom panel.
Confirm that printing is carried out
normally.
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When a paper jam has occurred, also wipe

the paper supply rollers/paper ejection
rollers with alcohol as well.
* Remove the paper supply tray and look
at the interior from the direction of the
arrow.
* As shown in the figure below, the paper ejection rollers and paper supply rollers
can be seen. Apply alcohol to a cotton swab and then clean the rollers.
Paper ejection rollers
Paper supply rollers
d) Cleaning by using the cleaning cartridge/cleaning plate (mainly used to deal

with poor paper supply)
Prepare the cleaning cartridge and
cleaning plate.
* The cleaning cartridge is included with
the accessories of the printer unit.
Cleaning cartridge
* The cleaning sheet is packaged with the
printer accessories shipped at the end of
2012 or later.
This plate is used to clean paper supply
roller dirt and adhered matter caused by
usage conditions and prevent paper
supply errors and poor quality printing.
Cleaning plate
* Printers shipped at the end of 2013 and
later have the sticker shown in figure to
the right and are equipped with an
automatic cleaning function. Therefore,
a cleaning plate is not included in the
packaging. Printers equipped with this
function do not need cleaning using the
cleaning plate.
Identifying the presence of the
equipped automatic cleaning function
Remove the paper supply tray.
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If print paper remains in the paper supply tray insertion section, remove the print
paper.
Insert the cleaning plate into the paper supply tray in the direction shown in the
figure.
If the separation plate of the paper supply
tray is standing, lower it.
With the label side of the cleaning plate
facing up, set the black pad on the inner
side of the tray and insert the cleaning
plate.
Insert the paper supply tray into the printer until you hear a click.
Attach the cleaning cartridge to the printer.

When the ink ribbon is attached, remove it
before inserting the cleaning cartridge.
If the cleaning cartridge is attached to the
printer and the ribbon door is closed, the
following message appears on the LCD.
[CLEAN EXEC]
Press the "EXEC" button.
Cleaning of the interior rollers starts. (The
cleaning operation takes about 30
seconds.)
During cleaning, the following message
appears on the LCD.
[CLEANING]
The paper supply tray is ejected

automatically.
The following message appears on the
LCD, and the paper supply tray is ejected
automatically.
[WAIT]
If the following message subsequently

appears on the LCD, the cleaning
operation is finished.
[CHK PAP 51]
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* The ALARM light switches on (or

flashes), but this is a normal operation.
* The paper supply tray may eject, but
this is a normal operation.
Remove the cleaning cartridge and paper supply tray.

* Do not discard the cleaning plate. Store it because it can be used again.
6-4-3 Device information, power supply voltage check

1) Checking the device, probes, and option devices
Check the following items: the serial number and machine ID of the main unit, the model
name and serial number of attached probes, and the model name and serial number of option
devices.
2) Checking the software version
While referring to the "Volume 2: Chapter 3 Service information" service manual, check the
software version displayed on the maintenance screen.
3) Checking the AC input power supply
Check the AC input power supply.
4) Checking the power supply voltage
See the "Volume 1: Chapter 5 Troubleshooting" service manual and check the power supply
voltage.
6-4-4 Performance check
Check the operation conditions of each function according to the operations listed for each item.
1) Checking the date and time
Confirm that the date and time displayed automatically are correct.
2) Operation panel
a) Make sure that all lighting devices of the operation panel switch on when the device is
started.
b) By touch, make sure that there is no catching or wobbling in any of the operations,
including those of operation panel switches, encoder, trackball, and TGC slide dials.
c) Make sure there are no unusual noises during operation.
3) Probe selector
a) When probes are connected to the probe connectors of PROBE 1 through 5, the display
format of connected probes is displayed, and the display is normal with no ultrasound
scan omissions in the image.
b) UST-5293S-5 angle operation and angle display (when option: JB-295 is connected)
When the UST-5293S-5 probe for Prosound is connected, the rotary plane mark angle
display of the main display tracks the rotary change operation of the probe handle.
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4) B mode
a) Basic image quality, convex
When probe C251 is connected, and the probe is touched to the body under the
following conditions, B mode of abdominal tissue is displayed. Organ outlines, vascular
walls, and other items are displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness
unevenness, noise, or unnecessary writing in the image.
<Conditions>
- Connector: PROBE 1
- Application Preset: Adult Abdomen
- B Gain: Arbitrary
- TGC: All center (no setting outside center for TGC memory)
- Dynamic Range (B): Near 70 dB (acceptable at preset default)
b) Basic image quality, selector

When probe S12 is connected, and the probe is touched to the body under the following
conditions, B mode of the heart is displayed. Organ outlines, vascular walls, and other
items are displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness, noise,
or unnecessary writing in the image.
<Conditions>
- Application Preset: Adult Heart
- B Gain: Arbitrary
c) Basic image quality, linear

When probe L64 is connected, and the probe is touched to the body under the following
conditions, B mode of superficial tissue is displayed. Organ outlines, vascular walls, and
other items are displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness,
noise, or unnecessary writing in the image.
<Conditions>
- Application Preset: Carotid
- B Gain: Arbitrary
d) Acoustic Power
If the Acoustic Power rotary encoder is rotated to the left, the Acoustic Power automatic
display value on the main display drops, and the initial ultrasound weakens.
If the Acoustic Power rotary encoder is rotated to the right, the Acoustic Power
automatic display value on the main display rises, and the initial ultrasound strengthens.
5) Color Flow mode
a) Basic image quality: color flow
When probe C251 is connected, and the probe is touched to the body under the
following conditions, Color Flow mode of the abdominal tissue is displayed. Blood flow
is displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness, noise, or
unnecessary writing in the image.
The B mode image does not change by switching Color Flow mode ON and OFF.
<Conditions>
- Application Preset: Adult Abdomen
- B Gain: Arbitrary
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- CF Gain: Arbitrary
- Velocity Range (Color): Arbitrary
- Flow ROI size and location: Arbitrary
- Color Map: Preset Default
b) Acoustic power: color flow

･ If the Acoustic Power rotary encoder is rotated to the left, the Acoustic Power
automatic display value on the main display drops, and the sensitivity of the Color Flow
image weakens.
･ If the Acoustic Power rotary encoder is rotated to the right, the Acoustic Power
automatic display value on the main display rises, and the sensitivity of the Color Flow
image strengthens.
6) PW Doppler mode
a) Basic image quality: PW
conditions, PW Doppler mode of the heart is displayed. PW Doppler outlines are clear
and displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness, noise, or
<Conditions>
- B Gain: Arbitrary
- Sample volume size and location: Arbitrary
- Baseline Shift (D) location: Arbitrary
- Velocity Range (D): Arbitrary
- D Gain: Arbitrary
b) Acoustic Power: PW
automatic display value on the main display drops, and the sensitivity of the PW
Doppler waveform weakens.
automatic display value on the main display rises, and the sensitivity of the PW Doppler
waveform strengthens.
c) Checking Audio Volume

When "Audio Volume" is changed from the touch panel menu, the Doppler volume
changes. There is no noise at the maximum and minimum volumes.
7) DMA transfer (when EU-9163 and SOP-ARIETTA70-4 are installed)

･ After connecting probe VC34 and checking the 4D image on the main screen using Preset:
Obstetrics 3D, with the probe left in mid-air, the 3 orthogonal planes and 4D image are
displayed with stable volume and no image loss or unnecessary writing.
･ There is no extreme shaking in the 3D image.
･ Setting Freeze to "ON" stops in the oscillator in the center position of the mechanical scan
of the VC34 oscillator, and setting Freeze to "OFF" starts the mechanical scan.
･ An appropriate B mode appears after completion of 4D mode.
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・Check the above in all probe connectors.

<Conditions>
- Connector: PROBE1,2,3,4
- Application Preset: Obstetrics 3D
- Acoustic Power: Arbitrary
8) Checking the external input and output

a) Checking the LAN connector
It is possible to communicate without issue when carrying out an actual-machine
communication test (DICOM PING) against a network connected PC or DICOM server.
b) Checking the USB ports
When a USB storage device is connected to J320 of the main unit I/O unit, the media
free-space appears in the status area at the bottom edge of the examination screen of the
monitor. Carry out the same check for J321 through J325.
c) Checking monitor communication
The brightness of the main display changes with a monitor backlight operation of the
touch panel.
d) Checking the foot switch (when MP-2345B, MP-2614B, or MP-2819 is connected)
When the foot switch is connected to the main unit, the functions operate as assigned.
e) Checking the voltage of the service outlets
When the output voltage of service outlets J801 through J804 are measured using a
digital multi-meter with the power supply of the main unit on, the value is ±10% of the
measured value of AC input voltage at no load.
When the output voltage of one of service outlets J801 through J804 is measured using a
digital multi-meter with the power supply of the main unit off, the value is 20 V or less
at no load.
9) Biosignal unit (when PEU-ARIETTA70 is installed)

･ When the ECG cable is connected to the body, and the ECG Display setting is ON, the
ECG waveform and automatic display of HEART RATE appear on the main display.
･ When R-Wave Beep is set to "ON" using the following procedure, a beep sounds with each
R wave of the ECG waveform.
<Procedure>
Probe → Preset Setup
→ Use the trackball to move the cursor to "Region" in the left-side tree on the screen →
Enter
→ Use the trackball to move the cursor to "Physiology" in the "Menu" tree → Enter
→ Use the trackball to move the cursor to the check box of "R-Wave Beep" → Enter (box
is selected)
→ Use the trackball to move the cursor to "Save" at the bottom of the screen → Enter
→ Use the trackball to move the cursor to "Close" at the bottom of the screen → Enter
*After the check, use the same procedure to clear the "R-Wave Beep" check box.
･ The ECG Sense setting is controllable from 0 through 30, the baseline of the ECG wave
display is fixed, and the amplitude only can be changed.
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10) CW Doppler unit (when EU-9163 and SOP-ARIETTA70-55 are installed)

a) Basic image quality: CW
conditions, CW Doppler mode of the heart is displayed. CW Doppler outlines are clear
and displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness, noise, or
<Conditions>
- B Gain: Arbitrary
- D Gain: Arbitrary
b) Acoustic Power: CW
automatic display value of the main display changes from H to M to L, and the
sensitivity of the CW Doppler waveform weakens.
automatic display value of the main display changes from L to M to H, and the
sensitivity of the CW Doppler waveform strengthens.
11) IND probe connection unit (when EU-9163 and EU-9166 are installed)
a) When probe UST-2265-2 is connected, and the probe is touched to the body under the
following conditions, CW Doppler mode of the heart is displayed. CW Doppler outlines
are clear and displayed with good connections, and there is no brightness unevenness,
noise, or unnecessary writing in the image.
<Conditions>
- B Gain: Arbitrary
- D Gain: Arbitrary
b) Acoustic Power: CW
automatic display value of the main display changes from H to M to L, and the
sensitivity of the CW Doppler waveform weakens.
automatic display value of the main display changes from L to M to H, and the
sensitivity of the CW Doppler waveform strengthens.
12) DVI-D in/out
When there is a peripheral device connected via DVI-D, the connected device shows the
same image as the main display.
13) Y/C in/out and Audio in/out (when EU-9167* is installed)
To check the Y/C input and output, connect the SSZ-709 or other analog color printer using a
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Y/C cable. When setting Freeze at the maximum CF Gain in B Color Flow mode, the printout
is the same as the monitor display.
When there is a peripheral device connected using the Audio input/output, audio is recorded
to the connected device. Furthermore, when audio is played back on the connected equipment,
the audio is played back on the device.
14) Composite out (when EU-9167* is installed)
To check the composite signal output path, connect the SSZ-709 or other analog color printer
using a BNC cable. When setting Freeze at the maximum CF Gain in B Color Flow mode, the
printout is the same as the monitor display.
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6-4-5 Image quality check

To check the quality of the ultrasound image, carry out a check using a test piece or similar item.
1) Image quality
 Overall image quality
Conditions: B mode, GAIN arbitrary, TGC center, Dynamic Range near 70 dB
When implementing observation on the midsection or heart, an appropriate image is
obtained. Organ outlines, vascular walls, and other items are displayed with good
connections. There is no unevenness, noise, or unnecessary writing in the image.
When the TGC slider dial was set to the front-stage center, there is no shade variation in
the ultrasound B mode image.
Implement observation of the midsection or heart in B/D (PW) or B/D (CW) mode.
A normal Doppler image is obtained. No side band noise appears.
Implement observation of the midsection or heart in B-Flow mode.
A normal flow image is obtained. There are no extreme changes in black and white
images by switching Flow to ON and OFF.
Check using all connected probes.
 Coin check
Conditions: B mode, PRESET: arbitrary
Carry out an inspection by switching the focus between the shallowest section and
deepest section. Apply a thin coating of gel on the oscillator surface of the probe. Touch a
fine metal rod at a right angle to the longitudinal direction of the probe. If the rod is
moved slowly on the surface top, the ultrasound scan appears and moves as shown below.
Perform once at the shallowest focus section and once at the deepest focus section.
Make sure there are no ultrasound scan omissions or displays in 2 or more locations.
Check using all connected probes and all probe connectors.
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2) Overall performance test

Carry out the following test using probe C251.
In this section, apply the probe to the upper section of the ultrasound phantom RMI MODEL
403GS or an equivalent item and perform an actual visual ultrasound scan inspection.
 Overall sensitivity
Using the following settings, check that you can see an actual ultrasound of 14.2 cm or
greater.
Setting conditions:
PRESET: General
Mode: B-Mode
THI: OFF
Frequency: FND-2.0P
Line Density: 4
Depth Range: 24 cm
TGC: All-stage center position (TGC memory not
used)
B Gain: 70
Probe
Ultrasound
phantom
RMI model 403GS
Tomographical image of
measurement-point display section
(using probe C251)
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 Resolution
At the following settings, confirm that the distance resolution is 2.0 mm or less and the
direction resolution is 3.0 mm or less.
Distance resolution
Setting conditions:
PRESET: General
Mode: B-mode
THI: OFF
Frequency: FND-5.0R
Line Density: 2
TGC: All-stage center position (TGC memory not
used)
Acoustic Power: 10%
B Gain: 60
Monitor the resolution target of the phantom with a depth range of 4.0 cm.
Set the probe so that the B mode section is at a right angle to the target.
Direction resolution
Setting conditions:
PRESET: General
Mode: B-mode
THI: OFF
Frequency: FND-5.0R
Line Density: 2
TGC: All-stage center location
Acoustic Power: 10%
B Gain: 60
Monitor the resolution target of the phantom with a depth range of 4.0 cm.
Set the probe so that the B mode section is at a right angle to the target.
Probe
Ultrasound phantom
RMI model 403GS
Tomographical image of measurement point display

section (this image by F37)
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6-4-6 Safety check

Before you carry out the safety check, refer to the separate Electrical safety test implementation
manual (MN2-0204). The content of this section is a supplementary explanation of the section
specialized for the ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment.
 Important  The safety test identifies the quality of the electrical safety performance of the
device. The test methods and standard values of the safety test differ depending on
the category of degree of protection against electric shock.
In the case of the ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment, the
category of degree of protection against electric shock corresponds to "BF-type
applied part".
Note that when the safety check is carried out in Japan, it is based on JIS T 0601-1.
1) Checking the conduction of the protective earth wire
Measure between the protective earth terminal edge of the power supply plug of the
ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment and the following locations.
Power supply
cable
Fixing screw on the backside cover of the LCD monitor

(bottom left when viewed from the rear of the device)
2) Checking the insulation resistance value

There are no supplementary items.
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3) Leakage current
 Important  The ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment is equipped

with an internal hard disk. When you measure the leakage current using a
leakage current meter that has an automatic measurement function, such as the
HIOKI 3155, do not use the automatic switching function for power supply
polarity. Instead, start devices fully one by one, switch off the power of the
device, change the measurement conditions of the leakage current meter, and
then perform the measurement.
 Ground leakage current
Perform the measurement in the STAND BY condition.
 Contact (external leak) current

Measure the leakage current flowing from the exterior of the device to the ground (a) and
the leakage current flowing within the exterior of the device (b).
 Exterior leakage current (a)

Measure the leakage current flowing from the device top panel to the ground
 Exterior leakage current (b)

Measure the leakage current flowing between the device top panel and the palm rest
section at the front of the operation panel.
 Patient leakage current I

Measure the leakage current flowing from the patient contact section to the ground.
 Patient leakage current III

After adding a current of [rated voltage + 10% of rated voltage] to the probe unit,
measure the leakage current flowing from the device main unit to the ground.
 Patient measurement current (carried out only when the PEU-ARIETTA70 is connected)
Measure between the black lead and red lead/green lead bundle of the ECG cable.
To leakage current meter (black Test probe)
Black
To leakage current meter (red Test probe)
Red
Green
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ARIETTA70 ultrasound image diagnostic equipment check sheet 1/3

Confirmation
mark
No. Inspection item Details 1 2 Remarks
6-4-1 Exterior/mechanism check

1) Exterior check Condition of exterior
Condition of screws
Condition of nameplates, etc.
2) Mechanism check Up/down operation of operation panel
Left/right turning operation of
operation panel
Left/right turning lock operation of
operation panel
Operation of monitor
Monitor arm tilt axis, pivot
mechanism, and arm lock operation
Caster operation, lock operation
6-4-2 Cleaning
1) Disassembly
2) Operation panel
Exterior
Probe holder
Foot switch
3) Monitor
4) Gel-warmer
5) Dust filters
6) Trackball
7) Device periphery, power supply
plug
8) Probes
9) Transvaginal/transrectal probe
holder
10) Transvaginal/transrectal probe
holder adapter
11) Printers and other peripheral
devices
6-4-3 Device information, power
supply voltage
1) Device/probes/option devices
2) Software version
3) AC input voltage
4) Power supply voltage
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Confirmation
mark
6-4-4 Performance check

1) Date/time
2) Operation panel Illumination devices
Switch
Encoder
Trackball
TCG slide dials
3) Probe selector Probe-connector connections
(when JB-295 is connected) Angle display of USTT sector probe Option
4) B mode Basic image quality, convex
Basic image, selector
Basic image, linear
Acoustic Power
5) Color Flow mode Basic image quality: color flow
Acoustic power: color flow
6) PW Doppler mode Basic image quality: PW
Acoustic Power: PW
Audio Volume
7) DMA transfer Option
8) Checking the external input and Checking the LAN connector
output
Checking the USB ports
Checking monitor communication
Checking the foot switch Option
Checking the voltage of the service
outlets
9) Biosignal unit Option
10) CW Doppler unit Basic image quality: CW Option
Acoustic Power: CW Option
11) IND probe connection unit Basic image quality: IND probe Option
Acoustic Power: CW Option
12) DVI-D in/out
13) Y/C in/out and Audio in/out Y/C in/out Option
Audio in/out Option
14) Composite out Option
6-4-5 Image quality check
1) Image quality Overall image quality
Coin check
2) Overall performance test Overall sensitivity
Resolution, distance resolution
Resolution, direction resolution
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Confirmation
mark
6-4-6 Safety check

1) Checking the conduction of
the protective earth wire
2) Checking the insulation
resistance value
3) Leakage current Ground leakage Normal condition
current Single malfunction
condition
Exterior leakage Normal condition
current (a) Single malfunction
condition
Exterior leakage Normal condition
current (b) Single malfunction
condition
Patient leakage Normal Direct
current
current I condition
Alternating
current
Single Direct
current
malfunction
Alternating
condition current
Patient leakage
current III
Patient Normal Direct Option
current
measurement condition
Alternating
current current
(measured only Single Direct Option
when body unit is current
malfunction
Alternating
connected) condition current
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Revision History of the Service Manual
APPENDIX
MN2-2075 Rev.1
ARIETTA 70 Service Manual VOLUME 1 Revision History
1 Introduction
This is the revision history of this service manual.
2 Revision History of VOLUME 1
Ultrasound Diagnostic Instrument ARIETTA 70 Service Manual VOLUME 1 Revision History
Revisions
Rev. Date Note
Contents Pages
0 08-Dec.- 2014 1st issue
1 29-Oct.- 2015 Revision updated on Cover replaced Volume 1 Cover
Contents in Volume 1 replaced 1/6~6/6
Added the information to section “1-1 Service
Manual” replaced 1-1
Added the information for the EU-9158 replaced 3-53
4-1 System Specifications, 4-2 System
Configuration, 4-3 System Block Diagram
Updated due to additional specification on Ver.2
replaced 4-1~4-22
Added the information to section “5-4 Location of
the units and modules” replaced 5-4
Added the information to section “5-11 CELL”
replaced 5-11
Added the information to section “7) DMA
transfer” and corrected an error replaced 6-19~6-20
Revision history of Volume 1 replaced 1/2~2/2
Revision and addrees updated on rear cover
replaced Volume 1 Rear cover
1/2
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ARIETTA 70 Service Manual VOLUME 1 Revision History
(Blank page)
2/2
Service Manual Volume 1
Products R&D Depertment 1, Medical Systems Engineering Division 1

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Contents of ARIETTA 70 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 1

Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION page 1-1~1-10 (10 pages)

Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS page 2-1~2-12 (12 pages)

Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE page 3-1~3-106 (106 pages)

10. Removing of Monitor Arm ·············································· 3 - 77

Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW page 4-1~4-38 (38 pages)

Chapter 5 TROUBLE SHOOTING page 5-1~5-58 (58 pages)

5-10-1 Check for hardware and software malfunctions ··············· 5 - 28

Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK page 6-1~6-30 (30 pages)

Revision History of the Service Manual

Contents of ARIETTA 70 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 2

Chapter 1 SYSTEM OPERATION

Chapter 3 SERVICE INFORMATION

Chapter 5 PARTS LIST

Revision History of the Service Manual VOLUME 2

1-1 Service Manual

1-2 Contents of this Service Manual

1-3 Construction of This Service Manual

The structure of Service Manual is as follows:

1-4 Contents of Each VOLUME/Chapter

Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS

Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK

Chapter 3 SERVICE INFORMATION

Chapter 5 PARTS LIST

1-5 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards

1-6 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards

1-7 Precautions Against Germ Hazards

1-8 Precautions to ensure safety of software

1-9 Precautions for software safety of maintenance tools

1-10 Precautions regarding handling of patient data

1-11 Preparation to be made before visit customer

1) When called by a customer on the telephone, note the followings:

1-12 Care to be taken in the Field

1) Check for trouble symptoms.

1-13 Handling of PCB

When handling a PCB, do not touch the IC unless it is necessary.

Do not give excessively large shocks to the PCB.

1-14 WEEE Directive and RoHS Directive

About WEEE Directive

About RoHS Directive

Principally it is prohibited to do remodeling or adaptation on PC board, except when there is instruction

1-15 EMC and EMI

EMC (Electro-Magnetic Compatibility):

 CAUTION  DO NOT execute unnecessary or un-indicated modifications. It would be a cause

1-16 System Symbols

No. Symbol Meaning

4 Be careful of electric shock

ANSI standard Z535.3

BS 5378 PART1， Appendix A

7 Type BF applied part

IEC60601-1, Attached table D

8 Indicates the ON position of the switch.

9 Indicates the OFF position of the switch.

10 Indicates the STAND BY position of the switch.

No. Symbol Meaning

2-1 Repair work on the description of Service Manual

1 Reception and Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes

2 Selection and order of VOLUME 1 Chapter 5

3 Preparation VOLUME 1 Chapter 2

6 Operation check VOLUME 1 Chapter 6

Completion 12 Report to customer

Procedure 1 Reception of repair and investigation