SERVICE MANUAL Prosound 2 VOLUME 1 English Edition Document Number : MN2-2039 Document Revision : 0 Copyright? ALOKA CO.,LTD. VOLUME 1MN2-2039 Rev.0 ProSound ALPHA2 Service Manual Contents of ProSound 2 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME | Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 Chapter 3 1 12 13 14 15 1-6 17 18 19 1-10 Lu 1-12 1-13 114 1-15 1-16 17 1-18 119 Service Manual Contents of this Service Manual Composition of this Service Manual Contents of each VOLUME/Chapter Precautions Against Electrical Hazards to Service engineer Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards to Service engineer Precautions Against Germ Hazards to Service engineer *+ Precautions for Keeping Electrical Safety -* Precautions for Keeping Mechanical Safety Precautions for Keeping Chemicals Safety Precautions for Keeping Soft wares Safety Precautions to Soft wares safety of maintenance too! ~ Precautions to handling of the patient date Preparation to be Made at Service Center Care to be Taken in the Field Preparation when liquid crystal monitors are exchanged -~ Handling of S.M.D. PCB System Symbols About lead free solder SERVICE PROCESS 21 2.2 Repair work on the description of Service Manual tones Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual +++" INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE Disassembling Procedure(INDEX) How to use this instruction Parts identification/Unit layout Dismounting Flowchart Disassembling (Diagram) eee Disassembling (Detailed procedure) Prosound 2 Installation procedures Disassembling (Notes) 12 PAGE 1 3-17 3-37MN2-2039 Rev.0 ProSound ALPHA2 Service Manual Chapter 4. SYSTEM OVERVIEW Chapter 5 Chapter 6 4-1 System Specification 4.2. System Configuration 5-2 Precautions 5-3. Tools and Measuring Instruments Required 5-4 Location of the units 5-5 Position of Dip Switch and LED on each board * 5-6 IPF-1001 troubleshooting 5-7 System version(program version) 5-9 Troubleshooting of each part 5-10. Error message show on the LCD 6-3. Making Entries in Repair Report 6-4 Performance check 6-4-1 Function Check 6-4-2 Image Quality Check 6-4-3 Safety Check PCB list oa System Block Diagram TROUBLE SHOOTING 5-1 Introduction 5-8 Abnormal gradation due to TEST PRESET is ON PERFORMANCE CHECK 6-1 Introduction 6-2 Attention 6-4-3-1 Introduction 6-4-3-2 Checking Protected Earth Cable for Continuity ~ 6-4-3-3 Leakage current ProSound 2 Check Sheet Revision History of the Service Manual Revision History of VOLUME 1 22 4-1 a7 48 49 513 $17 5-18 521 5:25 61 61 61 62 63 68 6-12 612 6-12 613 614Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 1HN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-1 Service Manual 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” 1-2 Contents of this Service Manual 1 The equipment is repaired by PCB replacement. Therefore this service manval does not include the circuit diagrams of the PCB unit. For the explanation of functions, Block Diagrams and list of each PCB, whose circuit diagram is not included, refer to "Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW”, The Specification of System and System Block Diagrams are described in “Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW”. 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: VOLUME I 1) Introduction. Chapter 1, 2 2) Service Instruction. Chapter 3, 5, 6 3) System Overview .-Chapter 4WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-4Contents of 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.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-5 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards to Serviceman 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 tum off the main switch on the equipment when removing electrical parts such as PCBs, probe, and cable, 3) Safety alert symbols 4) ‘The indication /A\, used on this equipment and in this service manual have 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. 1-6 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards to Serviceman ‘When disassembling the equipment, give care to the following to protect serviceman 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. 1-7 Precautions Against Germ Hazards to Serviceman 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.HN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter | Introduction 1-8Precautions for Keeping Electrical Safety = 1) Be sure to ground the equipment securely. 2) 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. 1-9 Precautions for Keeping Mechanical Safety ‘Take care to the following to prevent the equipment from being damaged or broken during disassembly and reassembly work. 1) Be sure to observe the specified disassembly procedure. 2) Take care not to damage component parts by undue load. 3) Take care not to damage component parts by undue load. 4) 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. - 1-10 Precautions for Keeping Chemicals Safety 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. 1-11 Precautions to ensure safety of software in ultrasound diagnostic equipment Computer controlled medical equipment that involves starting up an operating system from a hard disk drive could become infected with computer viruses. Such equipment is usually infected via auxiliary 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 diskette was inserted. A virus-infected USB hard disk drive was connected to remove data. B) The end user connected an infected USB memory device for presetting, backing up images or copying. ‘An infected floppy diskette 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 ALOKA must not be installed on or uninstalled from the equipment. Nor must files other than those specified by ALOKA be modified or edited.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-12 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, ete. 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) Ifa virus scan does not remove the cause for anxiety, use another virus scanner to check.. 1-13 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 @ 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, 1-14 Preparation to be made at Service Center 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.2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter I Introduction 1-15 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 the contents of the battery backup memory. 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. 1-16 Precautions in replacing LCD monitors 1) Take particular care in installing and removing LCD panels as exposure to strong vibration and shock could result in damage, 2) Do not strike the display, expose it to strong pressure or press sharp objects against it. 3) Remove wristwatches and other metal objects before starting work. Operators must heed this warning to ensure their safety and prevent secondary disasters.NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-17 Handling of S.M.D. PCB It is an Aloka's 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. ‘* CAUTION ¢ — When handling a PCB, avoid touching the IC and connector pins on the i devices to prevent ESD (Electro Static Discharge) damage. I A service person should preferably wear an ESD wrist strap correctly | grounded when handling a PCB. 1 Do not give excessively large shocks to 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, and the following faults may; 1) Damage to PCB intermediate-layer patterns 2) Peeling of chip devices (resistor, capacitor, diode, etc.) 3) Damage to a junction between electrode and internal element of chip devices 4) Peeling of patterns (especially those for mounting the parts) together with chip devices since those patterns are rather fragile compared with PCBs used before 5) Damage to parts on the reverse side in the case of PCBs of both-side mounting type Also, @ PCB mounted improperly or a warped PCB mounted as itis may cause the chip devices to come off and the fine patterns to be cut. Additionally, reuse of chip devices (including resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.) is strictly inhibited because of the following reason: Since the chip devices are lacking in lead wires, such as those found in the traditional component parts, heat given to the PCB will be directly conducted to the inside of chip devices. As a result, a thermal stress will occur due to a difference in thermal expansion coefficient between each chip device and PCB, giving rise of the possibility of cracks inside of or on the surface of chip devices or the possibility of thermal breaking (internal burning). Very thin wiring pattems require extreme care in handling of the PCB Be sure to observe the precautions mentioned above also to prevent the secondary accidents.1-18 System Symbols MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction ‘Symbols used by Aloka are described below, together with reference to IEC publication(s) Symbol Position Various Places Danger Carefully read the pertinent items in the operation ‘manual, and handle the equipment with grate care. ANSI standard 2535.3 1EC60601-1, Attached table D BS 5378 PARTI, Appendix A On the side of probe connector Biohazard ANSI standard 2535.3 1807000 No.0659 BS 5378 PARTI, Appendix A 3 Left side panel | Be careful of explosion Be careful of electric shock Left side panel ANSI standard 2535.3 BS 5378 PARTI, Appendix A Various places Left side panel Be careful of fire BS 5378 PARTI, Appendix A Be careful of acoustic power Indicates the ON position of the switch. 16C60417-5007 Indicates the OFF position of the switch, 18C60417-5008 Indicates the STAND BY position of the switch. 8/0 |\C/O/|- PPS PE > Power switch, 18C60417-5009 Alternating current Rear panel 1BC60417-5032 Footswich | Protected aginst he effects of continuance immersion MP-2345B MP-2614B, 18C60529WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter | Introduction No. Symbol Position Meaning [2 Various places Electrostatic discharge (ESD) symbol A symbol warning of no touching to the pins cropping out. When touching to the pins cropping out or nearing to them, there can be of malfunction or breaking down, of the device by electrostatic discharge. 13 Left side panel This mark indicates this product complies with Directive 93/42/EEC relation to Medical Device.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 Introduction 1-19 About lead free solder Consequently, the PCBs (printed circuit boards) inside and other parts use lead-free (Pb free) solder and lead-free RoHS compliant components. Use the label shown below for products that contain some RoHS compliant mounted components that are soldered using lead-free solder, Use the label shown below for products containing, only RoHS compliant mounted components that are soldered using lead-free solder meets Ld anf 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.Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS Chapter 2MN2-2039 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 3-2 Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 3-3. 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 3-3.NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Provess Demand of repair (START) Reception and Investigation ‘Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes Chapter 5 Selection and order of | Chapter 4 Required part(s) History ® Chapter2 At your site Chapter 4, 5 Chapter 6 ‘Work as normal?” Check by customer Fill repair report Repair again? Approve by customer Show comments of the Demand to repair the prohibition to use on defective part(s) the equipment Report to customer LeemanWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 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, © Chapters SYSTEM OVERVIEW © Chapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING ‘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. fit has been reported as the original problem, make a work according to the Technical Bulletin or the Technical Notes. 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, © Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW(PCB LIST) © Chapter 5 ‘TROUBLESHOOTING For the electrical parts such as UNIT, check the history information on the HISTORY of this equipment separately issued.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 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, © Chapter 1 INTORODUCTION 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 $ Repair and djustment Repair the defective circuit with the brought parts. For the repair work, read the following section — carefully, © Chapter 1 INTORODUCTION © Chapter 2 SERVICE PROCESS ‘And, examine the trouble reason depending on the situation with following section, © Chapters ‘TROUBLESHOOTING ‘The electrical or mechanical readjustment may be requested depending on the replaced parts. Because, refer to the following section after completion of repair, © Chapter 5 ‘TROUBLESHOOTING 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. © Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECKWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 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 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, the customer. Then make a repair report and "Readjusted acconting to the Chapter 5 of service manual.” “Checked according to the 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 AAs 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”.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 2-2 Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual a ‘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 3-1 Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 3-8. 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 3-8.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process ‘Demand of upgrade (START) ion and order of | Technical Bulletin quires parts/kits_| Technical Notes Installation Procedure } © Chanter 6 At customer site Do the repair work, Yes according to item 3-1 ® Installation Procedure © Installation Procedure Chapter 3 Chapter 6 No Can recover? Return unnecessary Show comments of the parts, and report of prohibition to use on the upgrade equipment ‘Completion (END) Report to customer Consultation with ‘Technical Support S$ 1 } i | i | i | | i | i j | i j | | i | | | | i i i i i i i | i | i | i |WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 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 ‘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 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, ot software, the other upgrade may be required. Check it 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. 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, © Chapter! INTRODUCTION © Chapter2 SERVICE PROCESS © Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes and/or Installation ProcedureMW2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process 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, © Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK © Operation Manual Procedure 4 Judgment of the operation quality If the result of “Procedure 3” side, if not, goto passed to the all standards, do the next “Procedure 5”. On the other rrocedure 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. @ Section6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, © Sections DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE © Installation Procedure, Up grade procedure, 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 11”WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process Procedure 8 Confirmation by customer Reconfirm any functions of equipment with the customer. Then, iff 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 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 3-1 “Repair work on the description of service manual” shown in this section. ‘When the problem is solved, retum to “Procedure 5” of this item and continue to do the upgrade work. Procedure 11 Judgment of possibility to recover AAs 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 S” and continue to work. If unavailable, go to “Procedure 12”.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 2 Service Process a 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, om 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 Model name/number, and serial number Configuration of the connection of peripheral devices 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Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE Chapter 3WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble SSD-PROSOUND2 Disassembling Instruction 0. How to use this Instruction 7, Paris Identification / Individual Unit Layout 2. Dismounting Flowchart 3. Removing of Probe holder “4, Removing of Cover, Handie ASSY, Air filter '5, Monitor{iPF-1007], SW Key Top, OSD peb ‘6. Removing of operation Panel [PNL-PROSOUND2], Small parts around the operation Panel 7. Removing of Di imaging unit (USM-33"] 8, Removing of Power supply unit{EU-6041"], Fan 9. Removing of Bottom Cover, Panel click hinge, Panel Cable Cover 10. Removing of Base, main body free stop hinge-click hinge Caution I The system must be disassembled only by the qualified personnel. Ifyou tighten the screws/bolts excessively on the plastic covers during the assembling Procedure, this could result to have a crack on them. I Ifthe screws/bolts were fixed with anti-loosening, you must redo it when you removed.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 0. 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. 4) Index Jeemoving of Power Supply Unit [EU-6043" & EU-6044"], AC Outlot [JB-2817/-2¢ and AC Distributor [JB-283*] 6 Remavina of PC Raards and VO hoards of [LISM.28"1 ” ~ + The index number corresponds to the number of Disassembling Diagram and Flowchart. 2) Flowchart = nw Te PR HELP FT 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.NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 3) Disassembly Diagram TadexNo.] © ooniss; oon baa33) 5) 22 ame 5g) Some ent Ooms (cq Bind ate PEL) 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 lke, 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. 3. Detailed Procedure of Disassembly smoving of Covers, Foot Switch, USB Cable and Dust Filter moving of Connector Panel Cover Index No. 1 ‘Sub-index No. 4, Loosen one screw to open the connector| panel cover. BNK3"12 Fe, Nit + It provides more detailed procedure that could not see in the Disassembly Diagram. ‘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).WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble arts Identification / Individual Unit Layout USM unit Monitor unit IPF-1001 Power supply unit Probe holder MP-PH-PROSOUND2 PNL-PROSOUND2NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble ‘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. Cie" CE= |Gle= bree eH Ee = ofem, He eoe hf koa =I loHN2-2039 Rev. Chapter 3. Install/Disassemble [ 3. Remove the Probe holder _[ disassemble ] Remove the Probe holder robe holder ASSYNN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3. Install/Disassemble [disassemble ] [ 4. Disassemble the Covers, Handle ASSY, Air filter Handle ASSY @ Heragon socket countersunk head serew 4% 14F NEC, 4 NSB Fe, 1 Disassemble the Cover Handle side Cover.2_~“ 4 ® : Handle top Cover S3xFe NEC, 1 (etate-2) Captive Screw, 3 BNKS*10Fe-Ni, 2 LeDassy. @ BNK3%8 Fe-Ni, 15 ‘easyMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Disassemble the Cover Airter @ Aemaccone (detaa-4) @ -Prce.cabitot Comecor cover ‘Captive Screw, 1 @ Pome senetick (eetaie-6) Tapping screw 3x8 FON, 4 (aetai-s)MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble [Disassemble the MonitorfIPF-1001],SW Key Top.OSD pcb__[ disassemble] Disassemble the Monitor{IPF-1001], SW Key Top, OSD pcb \PF-1004 @® BNK3*8 FeNi 3 @ 220 O80 sv Keyto»_ G BNK3*16Fo-Ni, 2 Spacer, 2NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 6. Disassemble the operation Panel[PNL-PROSOUND2], small parts around the operation panel._[ disassemble ] Disassemble the operation Panel Operation Panel unt @ CNKG*6 FEN, 2 (eetai2) @ lean (aotai6-1)WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install Disassemble Disassemble the small parts around the operation Panel oO Operation Panel unit STC knob, 6 @ coaarein? (cae : Paneluppercover QA ieotens)_ G ® .,_testemald_ Gy Panel cushion, 2 o@——_i___* Rubber Key sh Caetai8-4) @ BNK3*8 Fe-Ni, 4 © anol Cover fixing plate BNK3x6 Fei, 4 Panel main peb 'BSB-S05E, 4 BNK3x6 Fei, 23 Encoder fixing plato, 2 aria Tapping screw 2x8 PENI, 2 (detail) @ amseasn rut, 2 tooth lock washer, 2WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 7. Disassemble the USM uni{USM-33)] __[ disassemble ] Disassemble the USM unit{USM-33*] ‘BNK3*8 FeNNi, 22 NK3*B Fei 1 Hexagon Post(0-SUB) Inch sized/16(4.8mm), 2 ‘ASB-SIIE,2 ‘ASB-S10E. 3 Pos: BF EP546500"" ‘BSE-ST7.7E, 10 POB:Back End EPs40700" ® CNKGHOF ON, 6 ASB-313E, 3 Pep hag plate (5 ENK3*8 Fei BNK3*12 Fei,wN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 8. Disassemble the Power unit[EU-6041*], Fan [disassemble ] Disassemble the Power unit(EU-6041*], Fan een iO) Rowe Cable one CNKG=G FeNi 3 ® BNKGWB Fe? | aaiea {unt pce EPsaes00" ENKExTOFON, 1 CNKIK6 Fe 5 (Protective earth termina: NA Fe, 1 sw4 SUS, 1 PW4FeNi 1 CO-EU-60t1-5, 1 ‘Tooth look washer B4S-Fe-N, 1 (aetais-2) B Tapping screw S*10F EN 4 uN2Pos @ aon BSBSHE, 5WN2~2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 9. Disassemble Bottom Cover, Panel hinge, Panel Cable Cover _[ disassemble ] Disassemble the Bottom Cover, Panel hinge, Panel Cable Cover Panel right hinge ASS) BNKS=10FeNLEC, 5 HB4*14SUS-EC,2 Gy Panel Cable Cover 'B Tapping screw 3KBFeNi, 1 (detalo-t) uname 'BNK@*10Fe-NFEC, 2 HB4*14SuS-EC, 2MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 InstallDisassemble 10. Disassemble the Base, Main body hinge [disassemble ] Disassemble the Base, Main body hinge @ anveeruehnoge BNK@*10 FeNVEG, 3 HB414SUS-EC, 2 (etal 10-1) Mon boty ran nga, fenna~8 Fe, 3 @ Waite fr Ha 145US-EC, 1 HB4*108US-EC, 6 (deta10-2)NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 3. Removing Probe holder _ [detailed ] 3-1 Removing of Probe holder @Pulling a knob at Probe holder and move the probe holder to up side. (CW wise) to release catch hole2 from Guide pin2. @Probe holder slide to the front side to release the catch holet from Guide pintWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble Fixing of Probe holder © Adjust the catch hole1 of Probe holder to Guide pint which located fron side. after that, Probe holder slide to rear side to fix Guide pin1 in the catch hole. Guide pint Probe holder (@Probe holder rotate to CW(Clockwise) around Guide pint as a central pivot and put a Guide pin2 in to the catch hole2. catch hole2MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 4 Procedures for removing covers, handle assembly and air fiter [Detailed procedures] 4-4 Procedure for removing LCD assembly Remove the surrounding screws and tilt the LCD monitor 30° backwards to remove the LCD assembly. @Remove PNG3. [Top of equipment]WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter’ Install/Disassemble [Top of equipment] renee! Front of equipment Precautions in removing the LCD assembly @Make sure that cables and cores do not protrude beyond the plate end (indicated by red dotted line) [Inside LCD monitor] @Make sure that the LCD monitor OSD cable is above the lower end of the PCBs (red line) 20Front of equipment MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter Install/Disassemble @Route the two cables around the metal notch, (to prevent cable pinching) @Place the CBLO1 (thick) cable facing the front of the equipment and in front of the CBLO4 (thin) cable. Stack the connectors, [Top of equipment] @Be sure not to damage the CBLOI cable. 21WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble Hexagon socket head cap screw S4*14Fe. ‘EC, 4 4-2 Procedure for removing handle assembly @Remove the handle side cover and the screws (and the screws on the rear side). 4-3 Procedure for removing handle cover open the handle cover in the direction of the arrows and remove it from the display assembly. 22NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 4-4 Procedure for removing air filter cover Press the two tabs. (Pull the filter rearwards to remove it 4-5 Procedure for removing power cable hook Remove the four screws on the inside. B titanium screws 3x8 FeNi,4 eeWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 4-6 Procedure for removing connector cover Slide the cover in the direction indicated.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 6. Removing of Operation panel [PNL-PROSOUND2], and small parts of panel [detailed ] 6-1 Removing of table cushions @Pull the cushion straight. Point of assemble the table cushion Panel front end side (Panel top side) at above image. o @ Mount the short side to operation panel end side, (Longer side to panel axis side) 1 1 Panel behind(axis) side (Panel bottom side) at aboveMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 6-2 Removing of operation pane! unit. = CNK3%6 Fe-Ni, 2 @Remove the table cushions, then remove the screws. @Pull up the front of panel at fast, then slide it to rear side to release.BNK3*8 Fe-Ni, 1 HN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 InstallDisassemble @Remove screw and release the earth cable. @Remove P501. Point of assemble the P501 @At the left image, one turn the cable to CCW(counter clockwise), after that connect P501.NN2-2039 Rev. 0 CChapter3 Install/Disassemble 63 ixing of trackball cable @Fold a cable of track ball as left image. 6-4 Fixing of rubber key sheet. @ Press the back side of a projection rubber Gu Rubber key sheet | to sure projection neck over the PCB. To press is you should better use stick (diameter approx. 1.5mm) \ Switch POBMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 7. Removing of [USM-33] _[detalled] 7-1 Removing of cable @Remove the screw of anchor mount of cable. @remove two connectors. @BNK3*12 Fe-Ni, 1WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble 8. Removing of Power supply unit{EU-6041"], Cooling FAN _ [detailed] cBLOs 8-1 Point of removing Power supply unit @Fix the position of CBLO1 and CBLO4 as a left image to avoid conflict with CBLO2. CNK3»8Fe-Ni, 2 82 Removing of Plate nut of AC IN OF the screw and remove plate nut.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter’ Install/Disassemble N4Fe-Ni, 1 SW4 SUS, I PW4 Fe-Ni, I CO-EU-6041-5 Washer B4S-Fe-Ni, 1 8-3 Removing of grounding terminal @Remove the nut and remove the grounding terminal 84 Wiring of FAN cable @ Place the cooling FAN cable as a left image and avoid conflict with FAN. blade. 32WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 9, Procedures for removing bottom cover, panel hinges and panel cables [Detailed procedures] 9-4 Procedure for removing panel cable cover @ Remove screws and the panel cable cover @Remove the left panel hinge. B ftanium serews 3x8 FenNi 1 CBLOZ Routing CBLO2 @ P501 @Route CBLO2 as shown in the figure. 100 mm —_——_WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 710. Procedures for removing base and hinges [Detailed procedures] 10-1 Procedure for routing CBLO7 [Hinge side] Place the CBLO7 between the horizontal plane and the opening for installing the power supply. Arm side] Install CBLO7 facing downwards.MUN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble HB4x10SUS-EC , 6 ] 10-2 Procedure for removing base Remove screws and the right and left armsWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Rev. SSD-PROSOUND 2 ##{t3:48 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES OM EARBIS, SSD-PROSOUND 2 OMRSOM, BHORALL TOMAS. BRL: ISAKS(N—(HOPUHABTSCL) This installation procedure is provided for reference in installation of SSD-PROSOUND 2 Tool required: Phillips screwdriver (Provide it beforehand) HAREM Sb, DRRSIS, REMIT SO CRELTECCE, Note) Keep the cushion and the belt and the packing bag, etc. for reusing it when transporting the SSD-PROSOUND2. A 3% B RBOBRHERS ARBAMSNS, S RACKET SHRORRAG SSUES, WRRRBORRAHIKLS. BS PMF ORS, WARMABLORTSCE, BEAN LMBUNOAT 3 MBs, MUAIFLEUCE, ZX CAUTION IN This system must be installed only by the qualified personnel. I§ The environmental conditions for the place of installation of the SSD-PROSOUND 2 system and the specifications of the power supply must satisfy the requirements stated in the ‘operator's manual. ll See the operator's manual for the connection of the probe. Hi Do not install optional equipment of other models. Total Page : 12 MS5-5039MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble HRRVAR [List of Accessory Parts ~ FRONREAM HOTU SPHBLTHE. Check to assure all he belowisted accessory parts to have been included in the shipping case. & % a # a & No. Parts Name Appearance Quantity 4 FoF 1 Probe Holder dset (MP-PH-PROSOUND2) wv 2 | Bay—I0 __ fl Power Cable IIAP HI-FI 3 | Echo Copier Control Cable 1 (AUW1-100) RAS User Manual 4 Safety Instruction — 1 set How to Use Measurement 5 | mite — Son ieene 1 6 | aaeee = A Installation Procedures REAR as ‘i Test Certificate MS5-5039WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Dsassemble Rev.1 1. BARORYALAR 41. Removing of Packing material 2. FO-PRIF ORY 2. Installation of Probe Holder 3. ERT —FILORRAR 3. Cable Connection Procedure 4, Operation method of Operation panel 4, PARAL, S=SA ORD os ; and Monitor moving 5. Transfer method of 5. 3 ead SSD-PROSOUND2 MS5-5039WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble PAHORYALAR ARIES ARLES Rev.1 Removing of Packing material - —hOIRYALI Removing of Operation Panel Protection sheet DRE SAILORS hE EIS EFA t. @Lift and remove the protection sheet of the operation panel upwards. Protection sheet KAA RORUALBI Removing of Panel Pad © ETF ~ Packing Tape ONAL AE TH SRAT—-FEMM Fe. @Remove the packing tape which is fixing the panel pad. RAWAIE Panel Pad MS5-5039MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Dsassemble Rev.1 QiR TE NAILED LEAL ARIE TIL SF EPRAASIFAE THO RUAT @Open operation panel a little, then slide the panel pad to the center and remove it. RRILOE Panel Pad boyd /LHRF—FORYMHLAIR Removing of Trackball Packing Tape Dh yA ILE ILI TO BAREF FERRI t. @Remove the 2 packing tape which is fixing the trackball Packing Tape MS5-5039WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Rev.t Installation of Probe Holder EV—-RFORYHtAH Installation of Jelly-bottle Cup Fa-FANS Probe Holder - DEV-BtOMBERLERBT, FOI AN a WEICARTRUTTS. @insert the jelly-bottle cup into the probe holder by pushing the side of the jelly-bottie cup. ey-RIt Jelly-bottle Cup ree Completion drawing MS5-5039BAKE 1 Guide pint WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Rev.1 ORMMM OAKEY 1IcFO—-PHLIFOF WRASRDETRAAAT ARSE, FLT RA ISAREY 1 BBL. @uJbin the transformed hole 1 of probe holder to the guide pin 1 of the front side of SSD-PROSOUND2, and slide the probe holder to backward and insert the guide pin 1 into the transformed hole 1 FO-FhyF Probe Holder HaFey2 Guide pin 2 Hake 1 Guide pin 1 MS5-5039 ALS R ARSE HILAIRE 2E Lao. @Tum the probe holder downward centering on the guide pin 1, and Insert the guide pin 2 into the transformed hole 2.WN2~2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Rev.t Jo: LY ORY ALA Removing of Probe Holder OFO—-PAIIO YAS VGA, EAAIE ELIF, SUVR2EAAFEY 2 DONT, QIO-PHNFEREM MSAD ARSE. FIL LRA EHIFEY 1 DONT. DLift probe holder upward by pulling the protuberance of a probe holder, and remove the transformed hole 2 from the guide pin 2. @Slide the probe holder to the front of 70: ‘SSD-PROSOUND2 and remove the Probe Holder Protuberance transformed hole 1 from the guide pin 1. Hakev2 OD FR2 Guide pin2 Transformed hole 2 FWRI Guide pint = @ Transformed hole 1 MS5-5039MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble ‘7—JWVOWKAK Cable Connection Procedure ‘Screw, 1 ORLE 1 RAL THER REMITS. @Unfasten the screw and open the connector window. HR ‘Connector Window QBOEINK7—F NERS S. KIS—IET AT—F Vs RIET @Connect the cables as in the figure. 3Pass the Echo copier control cable through ditch. Ia—se 7 He —F IL Echo Copier Control Cable (LI—3E 7 OTF RIT Pass the Echo copier control cable through ditch. MS5-5039WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Rev.t QFROMBAIR EL, RABIES. @Caryy out wiring in accordance with the chart below. $2GRE Recorder ‘SSD-PROSOUND 2 REMOTE PRINTER ee VIDEO IN, VIDEO OUT ‘Connector Pane! $82:310 WRESIA FITS IRR TER ~ACIN Connect with the insulated transformer (option) [PTUs900-tW(100V systom)/ PTU4000-2012005ysem)) @O7-F ERRLIR, MEAL TLE Be @After connecting the cables, close the connector window and tighten the screw. ‘Connector Window MS5-5039MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble Operation method of Operation panel and Monitor movi 48% ILOMMEBE Operation method of Operation panel 4, TENA IL, DIRE HILO Rime HS RTE TILE BAK, QIN ALO Seine LIF CHRP NNAILE FACS, SR PENA ILEPAC OBIS, E—SOMSEBL THDFALSE CEL Hold the tip of the operation panel and open it. @Lift the tip of the operation panel and close it. 3 3When closing the operation panel, return tit RIES of the monitor to the original position before Operation Panel closing the panel E=S5]M OWE Operation method of Monitor moving DELSOLMEHOTHILbSH. EBORE BETS. (VASP 30", F 10") Tit the monitor by moving the upper part of it, and adjust it at desired angles (The tilt angle: up: 30°,down: 10°) MS5-5039WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/Disassemble 5. Transfer method of SEOeMAE SSD-PROSOUND2 EOBHAK Transfer method of SSD-PROSOUNDZ KRECBHT OHI, T= FOMSEBL KR PERAILEALSS jefore moving SSD-PROSOUND2, return tit of the monitor to the original position and close the operation panel. OMFELIZATIFSH, MEOPREHS, K BEM Li tBatS, @Slide the handle upwards, lift ‘SSD-PROSOUND2 by holding center at the handle and move. JO=“I7—FJ_ @IO-FRUGRT—F ABREN THOR Probe Cable Blk, DORI —-JILI97IBSTITHY SRECEHTS. IDI 7 ig BA CR VIEL TY SRETIS. @in case the probe cable and power cable exists, before moving SSD-PROSOUND2, twist up the cables to the cable hook as in the figure. XXIn case of the probe cable, bend cable at the middle, and twist up cable to the hook Fa-F7—F Power Cable MS5-5039NN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble Disassembling (Notes) aeNN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Install/DisassembleHIN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install)Disassemble GAIN KNOB STC KNOB To CLEAN UPMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Install/Disassemble TRACK BALL CABLE L-TB-13 DHCDF-8/36-P1.00-BT14 GAIN (L-RE-7) MENU (L-RE-7) Connect to J101 Connect to J102Chapter 4 SYSTEM OVERVIEW Chapter 441 Equipment specifications Scanning system Operating modes Simultaneously loaded probes Operating modes, WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapterd System Overview Written precautions ‘These specifications for “Ver. 2“ describe equipment characteristics when used with normal combinations of sofware and hardware, Thus the functional specifications described here may not be available when only the software requirements are met. Electronic linear Convex scanning B, BB, BM, M Electronic probes 2 B, BIB, BM, M M mode display _ Moving bar display Scanning speed: Can be set to one of 7 levels (1, 1.5, 2, 3,4, 6, 8 See/Plane) Diagnostic distance 3 ~ 24 em (Each probe has restrictions on diagnostic distance) Display mode Probe frequency Electronic systems ‘Transmission frequency Electronic systems ‘Transmission format ‘Transmission voltage Electronic systems ‘Transmission power control Electronic linear: B, B-Zoom, 2B, B/M, .M, *FAM. Electronic convex: B, B-Zoom, 2B, , B/M, M, *FAM. *FAM is for Ver. 2.0 and later versions and only after Freeze 4 types (high, resolution, standard and penetration) ‘Adjustable to image frequency 2.14, 2.5, 3.0, 3.75, 5.0, 6.0, 7.5, 10.0, 13.0MHz. (Each probe has frequency restrictions) Single transmission Burst transmission (only dual polarity transmission, ‘number of waves: max. 2) Harmonic Extended ‘Max. #80V Control of transmission voltage via console operations Monitoring of transmission voltage ‘The CPU monitors transmission voltage values to enable Focus system ‘Transmission: Reception: Reception adder method Reception method termination of transmission and shutting down output of transmission power in the event of trouble. Digital focus (max. 4 levels) + audio lens Digital format dynamic focus + audio lens Digital adder Conforms to reception apodization Simultaneous reception Monochrome: Max, 2-directionsWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapterd System Overview Image quality adjustment BGain MGain STC Contrast AGC FIC Frame correlation Smoothing (B) Post processing View Gamma Scanning line density 30-90 4B 330 dB from B Gain setting S-level slide control 16-levels Blevels On/Off control (M only) 16-levels (monochrome) ‘Smooth type: 4-levels (Low, Mid], Mid2, High) Horizontal Smooth : (Off, Low, High) 5 types (linear, slopel, slope?, slope’, reject) ‘View gamma 5 types (linear, A, B, C, D) Changes with display setting) (diagnostic distance, zoom Relief 4 types (Off + 3 levels, B, M) = Image Frequency Select 4 types (resolution, STD1, STD2, penetration) piu ‘Image gradation Monochrome: 8-bit, 256-levels Number of displayable scan lines Max. 1024 lines (with frame correlation off) Display memory ‘Monochrome: 512 x 512% 8 bit x 4 planes Cine Memory ‘Monochrome: 65536 x 512 * 8 bit Image display synchronization ‘method Ultrasonic frame synchronization Ping-pong method, can be tured On/Off Cine memory function Cine Memory Maximum scan lines 65536 Scroll memory Maximum scan lines 2048 Store memory Review max. 999 pages ~ Image display function i/* mode horizontal display Provided Bode image Zoom Write zoom provided (read zoom available only in freeze mode) Position movement Yes Horizontal and vertical flipping Yes M mode image No Request function (changes display mode after freeze) ‘Yes Data storage and output Format of stored still images Storage media DICOM_RLE Lossless BMP, JPEG ‘Compact flash card‘Management of patient data Internal patient database Displayed information Automatic display Character entry Graphic display Measuring functions Language Basic B mode measurements Basic M mode measurements Obstetrical measurements Gynecologic measurements Cardiac function measurements Left ventricular analysis, Bmode M mode B mode M mode Urology department ‘measurements Other measurements Report functions Wk2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter System Overview Entry of patient information and storage in equipment ‘Management of images stored for each patient Date, time, imaging frequency, image direction mark, diagnostic distance, gain, contrast, frame rate, transmission voltage (% indication), focus mark, BSA/GWP/PSA, preset name, audio output (MI, TI) Hospital name, patient number (ID), patient name, patient age, sex, height, weight, body area, gestational ‘week, comment (can be manipulated using track ball) annotation text (can be manipulated using track ball), sonographer Range mark, time mark, puncture guide line (with depth indication), ‘body mark (user settable), cursor (with sample gate, M-window and angle mark), cine scale English Distance, surface and boundary length, angle, volume, stenosis rate, ratio, histogram and bone angle ‘measurements Distance (amplitude), time, heart rate, speed and stenosis rate measurements Gestational week measurement, fetal weight measurement, amniotic fluid index measurement, AE pocket, twin and triplet handling, fetal cardiac functions, graph function Uterine, thickness of endometrium, cervix, ovary and follicle measurements, Pombo( wall), Teichholzwall), Gibson(wall), Single Plane Ellipsoid, Bi-plane Ellipsoid, Bullet, Simpson, Modified Simpson Pombo(wall), Teichholz(wall), Gibson(wall) Lax(wall), SAX, APX Mitral valve, Aortic valve, Tricuspid valve, Pulmonary valve Prostatic volume, seminal vesicle, bladder capacity, testicular volume, kidney volume, thickness of renal cortex and adrenal measurements Peripheral vein analysis (stenosis rate measurement), histogram measurement, congenital hip dislocation measurement Materal measurement report, _ gynecological measurement report, cardiac function measurement report, urology department measurement, report output functionMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter4 System Overview VO signals Data input and output ~ USB USBI.1 TypeA (LowS.: 1.5Mbps / FullS.: 12MBps) (One of the 2 ports provided is available for user operations) RS-232C ALK-3 communications (D-Sub 9-pin) 1 system Analog and video YO ‘Monochrome video printer composite output 2 systems Control signal (Prin/Busy) 1 system TV monitor 10.4-inch LCD Monitor resolution: VGA Power supply Power supply voltage 100 V system 100-120 V AC #10% 200 V system 200-240 V AC+10% (PTU: 1900* W is used as an option) Power consumption 100 VA Cabinet dimensions Width:430 mm, Depth with panels installed: 250 mm Height: 400 mm Depth with panels removed: 500 mm. Weight: 8.0 kg or less (equipment only) Classification according to protection against electrical shock: Class 1 equipment Classification according to degree of protection against electrical shock: BF type equipment only Operating environment Ambient temperature +10 t0 40°C. : Relative humidity 30 to 75% Atmospheric pressure 700 to 1060 hPaHN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapterd System Overview Major optional equipment Photographic equipment Monochrome video printer (analog) $SZ-310 Po3* Foot switch MP-2345B 3-pedal foot switch MP-2614B Isolating transformer unit (same as SSD-900 isolating transformer) PTU 1900 1 W (100 V system, white) PTU 1900 2 W (200 V system, white)4-2 MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapterd System Overview ‘System configuration This ultra sound diagnostic system (ProSound 2) is comprised of the following ur Cabinet PSC-141* Video storage unit USM-33* Main panel PNL-PROSOUND2 Observation monitor IPF-1001 Optional equipment Monochrome printer (analog) SSZ-310, P93* Foot switch MP-2345B 3-pedal foot switch MP-2614B Software option None System block diagram ‘The following pages provide a list and a system block diagram of all the PCBs (except those in the power supply unit and external options) in this system,List of ProSound 2 PCBs__Ver.1.0.0, _Ver.1.0.7 ProSound 2 Unitmodule | PCB model Name Description ‘Main body PSC-141 Main Panel PNL-PROSOUND2 Operation panel serially connected tothe host | Probe connector, probe switch, HVS (high voltage switch), probe code Elan probe transmission cei, variable voltage power supply circuit eee cael pera for transmission circuits, circuits for protecting reception circuits, channel reduction circuits, initial stage PreAmp, variable gain amplifier (VGA is a unit that adjusts ‘signal level to suit BeamFormer input), HVS control, channeling reduction control, generation of electronic probe transmission | trigger, voltage detection circuit ‘AD, digital delay circuit, 16-channel control, digital beam processor, EPS46500** | RXBF frame correlation, line correlation, space filter, voltage supervision circuit, PreSTC generation, correlation memory B mode mass memory with eapacity 10 store and control US line 65536 records, scan converter (2-dimensional interpolation), video memory (to | store 2048 records for M mode), video encoder, output to LCD monitor and we peripheral equipment, CPU for controlling the entire system, flash memory eee eee card for generating characters and graphics and storing the programs that run the system, compact flash cards for storing data, USB hub function, Ethemet port, secondary power startup control circuit, video signal distribution, interface for peripheral units, foot switch connector | Viewing LCD monitor IPE-1001 10.4-inch LCD monitor Power Supply unit, EU-6041 AC inlet, UNI, UN2, +12 V cooling fan P5469 | UNI | AC inlet, fuse, DC output, +3.3 V generator circuit -5'V generator circuit, 12 V generator, #90 V stabilizer circuit | mpsage | UN2 —_| PEC cireuit (PFC high frequency control circuit: +380 V DO), generating eee | #5 Vstb DC, +12 VDC, +5 V DC and +90 V DC from +380 V O-A8y GE02-2NN motazaag waisks puoidey,Probe (Option) Linear Convex Ethernet TITLEUSB Menory USI-158 System block WN2-2039 Rev. 0 CChapter4 System Overview use 1 wan seamrre Bus Bridge vu BF ctrl Tat [ine] Frane 1 |eorr_| [eorr for oF Sean Conv Denod Jf LOG [Siena { Process| x Bean Process sorau soa icine)_Ff scrot) S/P converter |[ Dela (Beseriatizer) || Ade Rx Bean Forner wu E rs-2a00 Power tr Ctrl Switch SORA ‘cen, mV! ctr fe NTSC/PAL | | x E604 ‘POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM tse ProSound 2 soration Unit | TU PROSOUNDZ. | Panel AL Prosouno| Foot SW (oerian) Lo T1001 aw Printer (PT 0M ReSR naChapter 5 TROUBLESHOOTING Chapter 5S41 5-2 MWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting Introduction ‘This trouble shooting makes integral part of the Service Manual. And it has been prepared for the persistent purpose of providing for repairing guidelines. ‘What has been described herein, moreover, is subject to the prerequisite for repair to be made by replacing a PCB. Precautions To prevent a new problem (secondary disaster) from taking place in the process of trouble shooting as described herein, every engineer concerned should duly take the following precautions: 1) Never remove any part ftom the electric system, including PCB, probe, cable, ete, before powering off the equipment. 2) Do not proceed to a disassembly of equipment without observing the established disassembly procedure, Be careful enough for wrongly disassembling the equipment would damage or break itdown, 3) To make certain of a voltage and/or a signal waveform, it is necessary to thoroughly know the specification and handling procedure relating to a measuring instrument employed 4) To ground a measuring instrument probe or the like, it is naturally necessary to know where a signal to determine is grounded. Before using the instrument, moreover, make certain for which the grounding terminal is intended, analog, al, alternating current, direct current, high voltage or low voltage. eoce eee ee eee ee eee eee J@CAUTION® Failure to ground properly might result in an incapability of observing any 1 accurate voltage or waveform or in a probability of burning out the 1 1 ‘measuring instrument or ultrasound diagnostic equipment or both. 1 5) Do not fit a measuring instrument probe or the like to a measuring point before turning off the ultrasound diagnostic equipment. 1 | @CAUTION® To determine an especially high voltage it might rupture a circuit in i I the ultrasound diagnostic equipment. Besides, it might endanger an 1 I engineer or engineers concerned. 1MN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting 6) To replace or repair a PCB, make certain of its compatibility, ete, in accordance with the “History of SSD-Prosound2’ If a wrong ROM should be mounted on a PCB, employ the ROM originally employed in the user's equipment or select an appropriate one in accordance with the History. @CAVTION@ Ifan incompatible PCB should be inserted into the equipment, there are possibilities that the equipment may be burt out. If such incompatible PCB ‘moreover, it should be fully noted that another problem might take place ' ' ' : i should remain inserted in the equipment after completion of a repair, ! 1 newly. ' 1 I 1 1 1 7) Without definitively knowing that failure has taken place, do not unnecessarily change any controls and/or switches on a PCB from their original settings. To determine whether or not a problem is the failure, see Chapter 6 "Performance Check" fa readjustment is required, see Chapter 5"Troubleshooting," j @CAUTION® An unnecessary change of controls'or switches settings might bring about 1 anew problem, probably making the equipment unrepairable. 8) While you are shooting trouble in accordance with the present procedure, it may be necessary to consult with Technical Support. In such a case, provide at least the following information: i) Equipment model number, ii) Equipment serial number, iii) History of equipment (repairs and/or modifications so far made), and software version, and iv). Specific problem situations (Send a photo or photos.)WN2~-2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting, Pray Fig6-1 ‘The Configuration On Display To give an explanation about the situations of a problem, it is necessary to clarify to which it relates out of the elements composing the scene, while referring to the illustration given above. Related component elements may be roughly classified as follows: © Ultrasound Image : An ultrasound tomographic image; its contour varies with an image mode, a probe, etc. © = Memory Area A full size of memory required to display an ultrasound image. © Gray Scale An indicator of image gradients; its pattern varies with a setting of enhancement, gamma or the like. © Character A component of the text relating to a hospital name, ID, automatic display, et. © Graphic ‘A.component of scale marks, active marks, body marks, etWN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting $3 Tools and Measuring Instruments Required ‘The tools and measuring instruments, which are required for a repair on a standard basis, are as follows: 1) Oscilloscope Sensitivity SsmVidiv. Frequency band DC~SOMHz ‘Maximum input voltage: 400V or more 2) Multi Meter Class: 0.5 class Range + ACY, DCV, DCA, 2 3) Test Piece: Made by RMI (Radiation Measurements, INC.) RML-412 or RMI-403GS 4) Probe Convex uST-9137MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter § Troubleshooting 5-4 Schematic layout of unit USM unit Monitor unit IPF-1001 Power supply unit PNL-PROSOUND2WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter $ Troubleshooting 5-5 Location of PCB DIP switches and LEDs ‘The following drawings show DIP switch and LED location on PCBs. EP5464 MODEL Pi. P2it, Sel dolsRUMSK. eadRF 4 VIAL Y FORE SWI : 2-30FF 2 ite ie tite = Vi a aE i jae thrigga 1-UMigeagt = ihMonti EL EP5467 8. SM Mt9 Sil ET SS MEINE 4) RIMESMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting LED1: Power control status Off: The 5 V standby voltage is not provided, or it is provided but the power switch on the operation panel is not set to On. On: The power switch on the operation panel is tumed on and the system is powered up, This LED is connected to the power control IC (IC8). This IC receives the power supply On signal, outputs the startup signal to the power supply unit and turns on the LED. Flashing: Indicates the state lasting from when the power supply is tumed off on the operation panel and until the power supply is actually turned off ‘When IC8 receives the power supply Off signal, it outputs a ShutDown request to the CPU and causes the LED to flash. The CPU returns a Shut_Down_Done signal for data save. IC8 outputs a power Off signal to the power supply unit to turn off the unit, The LED flashes at this time. When the power switch is held down, the IC8 tums off the power supply unit without waiting for the ‘Shut_Down_Done signal In this period, the LED flashes for about 4 seconds LED2—LEDG6: These are status LEDs for the USB hub. LED2~LEDS: Currently not used (do not go on) LED6: When a USB memory card is inserted, the LED senses the USB hub (IC44) and lights. LED7, LED8: These are CPU direct status LEDs and are normally off. (One or both LEDs light during halt, standby, reset and other conditions. ‘They light to indicate that the CPU for some reason is not running even though power is provided. LEDS Indicates that the system is operating normally. This LED goes on and off repeatedly during periodic tasks. Regular flashing indicates that the system is operating normally. LEDIO ights to indicate file access. This LED lights at the start of file access using middleware in a file library function and goes off when access ends. It flashes during USB, CF and CD access. Software that makes direct calls to the middleware and does not cause the LED to light need to be handled with care, LEDIL Indicates the A drive is being mounted This LED lights when a volume has been successfully mounted in removable device number 1 Itnormally lights when a USB memory device is inserted. It goes off when a USB memory device is removed. LEDI2 Indicates the B drive is being mounted. This LED lights when a volume has been successfully mounted in removable device number 2. It normally lights when the second USB memory device is inserted, It goes off when a USB memory device is removed.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 5 Troubleshooting LEDI3 Indicates the F drive is being mounted. It lights when a CD-R device has been successfully mounted. Italso lights when a CD-R drive cable is connected to the USB connector. It goes off when the cable is disconnected. LEDI4 Not used LEDIS Not used LEDIG Indicates that a system error has occurred This LED lights when @ CPU exception triggers an emergency shutdown. It indicates that the system has stopped due to some error.JODEL EP5480 wore 2, 2229 eFEARTERORE BAO23 99%. MUMEIS E> EARL CHR SROMLET SED TASS IELONEET SE 9, RECRIS 7 yah SRMMUME FSRURA EERE)pane J401 ie Beate leas fener e) re aenep isdaten ie BJ GND | ano | GNo | GND | cNo |+8Vsb] eno | ano | eno | cvo | MIN TOV A +5V GND = 0-8 680-2 Sunooysaygnouy csavdeyWN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting. 5-6 IPF-1001 Troubleshooting This document is used to instruct service technician for troubleshooting. 1.Electronics performance 2.1 Power Supply -Input Voltage :DC12V - Current (max) 124 - Power Consumption 2 <24W 2.2 Signal Interface Digital Visual Interface and Pin Assignment (DVI) oO LESS Pin 1 TMDS Data 2+ Pin6 TMDS Data 2- Pin2 TMDS Data I+ Pin7 ‘TMDS Data 1- Pin3_ TMDS Data 0+ Pin 8 TMDS Data 0- Pind GND Pind GND Pin 5 TMDS Clock + Pin 10 TMDS Clock- 2.3 DC 12V Input ——, 1 28 1 Hot (DC12v) 2 Retun(GND)WN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting LCD Module Block * 1 DC Input DVI Input Figure 1 Replaceable parts (Modules) name and typeMN2~2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting 2. Checking flow chart 21 No display Cireuit is short ? Check Cables are OK ? Replace the LCD unit. Replace the LCD Cheek Inverter is OK? unit. Failure? Scale driver /Panel Replace the LCD unit. Check the panel is OK? Replace the LCD unit. Replace the LCD unit. Replace the LCD unit.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting 22 Display abnormal Input signal is normal? OK y Color is Normal? NG y OK Replace the LCD unit, unit. Check the Replace the LCD NG is normal ? Check DVI cable and DVI ignal system, ok grayscale OK Replace the LCD | unit. Replace the LCD unit,MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting. 5-7 Equipment version (program version) Use the steps below to view information on your system. [steps] @ [MENU] — [6 (Next Menu)] — [6 (Next Menu)] —- [6 (NextMenu )]| ~» 2 (Preset Set-Up)| — [CTRL] + [S] (Press simultaneously) @ Press [4 (SYSTEMi)| @ Press [14 (Exit Menu) | to exit. + Example showing equipment version Serial No.00010 MAC Address: 000185610004 -Software- System: 4" os: tee Database: ~"".*(ddmmm) PCP: **-*.".*(ddmmm) ‘Note: Enter 2-digit mamerals (01 to 31) for dd (date), 3 alphabetic characters such as Jan, Feb, .. Nov or Dee for mmm (month). ddmmm indicates the data updated by Database or Pept. 1 Initializing equipment Use the steps below to initialize the system. This operation does not change serial number or destination so they need not be set again, 2 Resetting the system [steps] @ [MENU] — [6 (Next Menu)] — [6 (Next Menu)] —- [6 (NextMenu)]—+ ( Set-Up] @[CTRL] + [R] (Hold down simultaneously) > [SET] > Power Off > Power On — Check that the B image is displayed in the correct image format. — Power off Note: Use the Standby switch (I) on the operation panel to tun the power Off. ‘Note that it will take 1 or 2 minutes for the power to be tumed off after switch is pressed so do not disconnect the power cable before the system has shut down.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter5 Troubleshooting 5-8 When image tone is abnormal due to TEST PRESEST Example 1 Example 2 Display PRESET and check items. Follow the steps below to correct a TEST PRESET that is displayed as shown below. Example 3 Example 4WN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting Figure 1 ‘To tum Off, open [Test Preset] and change [ON] to [OFF] Figure 2WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter5 Troubleshooting This returns the image to normal (image quality) to normal and it is displayed normally also in the PRESET LIST.WN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting 5-9 Trouble shooting of each part. 5-9-1) Power supply unit When the power supply cable is connected to an AC line, a continuous “Stand-by” (+5 Vsb) voltage is output. Before removing or installing the PCB and unit listed below, be sure to disconnect the AC power cable. BEM Operation panel Power supply (EU6041) It takes at least 30 seconds to discharge the 380 V in the PCBs when using the EU6041 power supply. 5-9-2) Fuse ‘There is a fuse on the power supply PCB (soldered) that cannot be replaced by the user. 5-9-3) About BEM Power Control Processor +5 V standby (+5 Vstb) voltage is supplied to monitor the power switch. ‘System Processor 200 MHz Compact Flash (CF512M-4D60) Capacity: 512 M RTC & Battery (M4T32-BR12SH1 ) Lithium battery Service life: 7 years uUsB USB 1.1(Max.12 Mbps) : 1 port available (a total of 2 ports)MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter5 Troubleshooting 5-9-4) System start-up AC Input EP5465 EP5469 5-9-5) System shutdown AC Input [ EU-6041 ‘5Vstb EP5465 PNL-2* Operation panel geet yey = Switch On (a minimum of 200 ms access) tart-up (Power On) PNL-2" coun Operation panel Shutdown (Power Off)MN2-2039 Rev. 0 ChapterS Troubleshooting 5-9-6) Start up trouble There is no means to check the startup sequence on the monitor. Check the following. Does any error message appear? LCD monitor status Does the LCD menu appear? Does the ALOKA logo appear? The ALOKA logo appears > No signal input appears. No video signal is output from BEM. Operation panel status Does the Power LED light? Lights > The power circuit is On. It does not light > The power supply and the panel are Off. Does it light yellow or orange? Yellow > System operating status Orange > System standby status Do other panel keys light? Does the disk access LED flash? 5 - 23WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapters Troubleshooting 5-10 Error message show on the LCD screen at the system boot up. Shimptom “hrdfFrontAlteraF pgaConfig No Filter Process FPGA Configuration File” 1.-After the user turn on the system, It’s not boot up. 2.-The LED’s of the operation panel keys blinking all the time from GREEN color to ORANGE. 3.-The following error message displayed on the LCD monitor. hrdfFrontAlteraFpgaConfig No Filter Process FPGA Configuration File Solution Exchange to the new CF card Cause FPGA data which in the CF card got damage , and that data loaded every boot up time in to device which in the Front End parts hrdfFrontAlteraFpgaConfig hrd : Hardware {Front : Flash Front End Altera : deveice name Foga : FPGA Config : configuration Estimated cause of data damage * Power failure happen during system access to CF card. * Force power off by press the standby switch on the operation panel continually 4sec. or more during system access to CF card. * Accidentially removed AC power cable during system access to CF card.Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK Chapter 661 6-2 63 MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK Introduction “Performance Check” describes the items to be confirmed for the maintenance of an equipment quality and safety under the circumstances referred to below. Once a repair work has been done, Once an improvement, for a problem or the like, has been made, Once a change as to upgrade the functions and/or specifications has been made, ‘When a periodic inspection is made. Attention T@ CAUTION @ During the disk access, DO NOT tum the system power off. Ifyou turn thet t system power off during the disk access, All ora part of data on the internal CF t card will be destroyed. 4 Unless otherwise specified, this performance check must be conducted with all coverings attached in place and under the following environments: © 30 minutes or more have passed after throwing the stand-by switch ON. © IfDICOM network is used, it should be connected properly. If the performance check specified herein should be conducted after a repair, an improvement or an upgrade, make certain of the following: © All the PCBs removed are reconnected properly. © All the connectors removed are reconnected properly. © The replaced ROM and others are mounted in place on a printed circuit board. ‘The power pin, in particular, should NEVER be mistaken for the GND pin. ‘The unnecessary ROM is NOT left behind inside the equipment. Tool, measuring probe, and the like are NOT left behind inside the equipment. Optional components and grounding cable are properly reconnected ‘Screws and the like are NOT left behind inside the equipment. Making Entries in Repair Report Upon completion of the check, enter findings thereof in such a form as repair report or the like. And present it to the user. Keep a copy thereof in custody,MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, 6-4 Performance Check Those items which are covered by a performance check vary, in principle, with what is done for the operation requiring the check. In accordance with the chart given below, identify an item or items required (those marked with @ in the chart). And check cach of the items so marked. ‘The terms referred to in the chart, meanwhile, are defined, respectively, as follows: - Power supply unit Power supply unit, Isolation Transformer and Power switch, = Other unit Units other than Power supply unit. (CHECK ITEM Check Requiring Operation Function| me Safety REMARKS |Replacing pars inside power supply unit. ° ° @ _|inctuding PCB replacement. [Replacing the power supply unit asa whole | © . Replacing parts inside physiological signal | . fg _[Pisitem is not applicable to display unit [Prosound 2 [Replacing physiological signal display unit | . |This item is not applicable to las a whole [Prosound 2 [Replacing a PCB in units other than thatthe | . labove. [Replacing parts on PCB in other units. ° ° Including ROM replacement. IReplacing units other than that referred to . . Hincluding a probe and scanner. labove as a whole. [Performance check before the upgrade or . . limprovement [Periodic inspection ° . ° What be checked in each of the check items, meanwhile, is given on the pages described below, to which you are requested to refer. Funetional Check. Image Quality Check Safety Cheek. Item 6-4-1 from Page 6-3 and on .~ Item 6-4-2 from Page 6-10 and on Item 6-4-3 from Page 6-13 and on * Refer to the Electrical Safety Check Manual: MN2-0205 to check safety. If a specified performance or rating should be found unsatisfied as a result of the check, the equipment should be deemed failed. Now, refer to “Chapter 5 Troubleshooting” to dissolve the failure.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK 6-4-1 Functional check Using the operation panel of the equipment, you can check the operative condition of the function corresponding to each panel switch. (Prepare) : Connect UST-9137, or UST-5551 on Probe connector! or Probe connector? 1) Operation panel and Cooling fan Standby switch “LED of Standby switch (") illuminate orange, When connect AC power cable to AC power line. LED of Standby switch illuminate green, When press Standby switch. (F and also LED of prosound logo plate which located on behind of operation panel should illuminate and cooling fan which located back of must be rotate, “Date and Time must be correct. 2)Probe selector ‘The following functions must operate normally. Untrasound image must be display the correct probe format of connected probe and there are no echo ‘gap on that ultrasound image, when connect probe(s) no each probe connector1, 2. 3)Image display function (Use UST-9137, Preset: Abdomen) ‘The following functions must be operate normally. @DEPTH & RANGE In B mode, the image display magnification must be increased or reduced by DEPTH/RANGE.. @INVERT(UMAGE DIRECTION) In B mode, the image display must be flip horizontal by [IMAGE DIRECT J switch. @z00M When you select the ZOOM switch in B mode and turn the rotary encoder, the image must be reduced or magnified (CW: clockwise: Magnify, CCW: counterclockwise: Reduce). The position must be moved (vertically, horizontally) with the trackball. @SCAN AREA When you select the SCAN AREA switch in B mode and tum the rotary encoder(RE) in counterclockwise(CCW), the scan area must be narrowed and the frame rate must be increase. You must be able to steer within the maximum sight with the trackball(TB). ©M CURSOR ‘The cursor must be displayed when you select the CURSOR. switch in B/M mode, When you operate the TB, the cursor direction must catch up with it in real time and M-MODE must be displayed corresponding to the cursor position.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK @SWEEP SPEED At the B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, SWEEP SPEED must be change 7 steps as “1, 1.5, 2,3,4, 6, 8” by SWEEP SPEED. Also Valu of SWEEP SPEED show Ssec. after change it on the right enf of screen. [Procedure] BM | — MENU] — [6 (NEXT MENU) | — [5 (SWEEP SPEED) — [2@0w)] © [3Gight) @SEARCH ‘After freezing in B/M mode, searching for the M image with the TB and searching for the B image with the RE must be possible. [Procedure] BM | — [FREEZE] — [SEARCH] — Tum the RE to CW or CCW. + Move TB to Left or Right. DATE/TIME Date and time must set correctly. And also must show the correct date and time, after power ON,OFF [Procedure] oT] — (CNEXT MENT) — [6 NEXT MENU) — [O(NEXT MENT) 1 4 (Date Time) | —> [2 (Date Set) ] + Type date by full key. (Sei) ] + [MENT] —- Must show the date which you typed in. 1 @ (MENU ] — [6(NEXTMENU)] — [6(NEXTMEND)] — [6 (NEXT MENU) — [4 Date Time} + Type time by full > [6(Se)] + [MENT] — Must show the time which you typed in. ® Tumon the power again, after tum off. —+ Time and Date must updated and show correct. 4) Image adjustment function The following functions must operate normally. @B GAIN, MGAIN + In B/M mode, both gains must be adjusted by turning the GAIN control knob. ‘The GAIN display must change from 30 to 90. * The gain display for M-mode is depend on preset setting of GAIN(M). BIM | + GAIN knob SetBGAIN6O— “mGaINy [A] @[¥_]WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK @stc “The gains of the B mode image must be adjusted corresponding to their depths. When all the STC controls are centered, they must be free of excessive variations in sensitivity. Set to Maximum Depth by Depth / Range — STC knob all together move to left al. + STC Knob move to right one by one from top. = STC knob move to center. ACOUSTIC POWER *On the B-MODE, DVA (Driving Voltage Amplitude) should control by ACOUSTIC POWER. + Value of DVA must change 0~ 100%. [Procedure] “acoustic Power” [A] # [V. @FRAME CORRELATION AtBIM-MODE, FREEZE OFF, select the FRAME CORRE function in the menu. ‘The level of frame correlation must be stronger, when change 00—+15. [Procedure] [em] — [MENU] — [2RAMECORRE)] — 2a] » Gap @CONTRAST(B, M) + At B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, CONTRAST of M mode must be adjusted by CONTRAST SW. “Display of M CONTRAST must change 01~CI6. “Display of B CONTRAST must change CO1~C16. [Procedure] BIM | — [MENU] — [3 (CONT Control) ] — (20am) ] [3 1) J . — [6 (Next page) ] > [2 4B) ] # (308) @AGC(B, M) *AtB/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, AGC must be adjusted by AGC function in the menu, Must be change the value of AGC(M) OFF(no indication) and, AO1~ AIS. Must be change the value of AGC(B) OFF(no indication) and, AO1~ AIS. [Procedure] [BM] — [MENU] — [4 (AGC Control) ] — [2 Ge) ] & Bae) — [é(Nextpage)] + Baw]MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, @sMOoTH(B) At BM-MODE. FREEZE OF condition, Must be change the value of B mode and smoothness of image with 00~07. [Procedure] [BM] -- [MENU] — [5 (SMOOTH (By | + [3 Gigh)] # [2 Cow) @LINE DENSITY(B) AtB-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, flame rate of B mode must be change, when change the LINE DENSITY Low —> Medium — High by LINE DENSITY function in the menu. [Procedure] 1B] (GEE) (cet the RANGE/DEPTH to deepest.) 2) [MENU ] — [6 (NEXT MENU) | ~ [6 (NEXT MENU) | — [1 (LINE DENNSITY} —[2 (LOW Density) | + [7 (Medium Density) | — Flame rate of _B image must not change. —{_3 Medium Density) | — [4 (high Density} = = Flame rate of B image must be slow. 3{CE) Get the RANGE/DEPTH to shallowest,) 4) [MENU] — [6 (NEXTMENU) | — [6 (NEXT MI [2 COW Density] — [3 (Medium Density] — Flame rate of _B image must be slow. — [B(Medium Density) ]— [4 (high Density) — Flame rate of B image must not change. 1 (LINE DENNSITY), @VIEW GAMMA At the B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, contrast of B mode image must be change with LINEAR CURVE — GAMMA A > GAMMA B — GAMMA C — GAMMA D by change the VIEW GAMMA in the MENU. [Procedure] B] — [MENU ] — [6 (NEXT MENU) | — [6 (NEXT MENU) | — [2 (View Gamma) — [2 Cinear Curve) ] + [3 (Gamma A)] + [4 (Gamma B)] + [5 (Gamma C] ~ (6(Gamma D} @rTc At the B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, Image should be like a line drawing by FTC(M) function in the MENU. [Procedure] BM] — [MENU] — [6 (NewMenay] — [6 (New Menu — (BTC Control) ON] » (ZOFF 3 Confirm on the M mode image that, ON/OFF of FTC function by change ON/OFF of control ‘momentary.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK RELIEF At the B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, RELEF must be changed OFF > LOW — MEDIUM + HIGH, by RELIEF funetion in the menu. [procedare] (BM) = [MENU] — (ENetient)] + (CNetven) — GRE ‘Control)) — [B@OowMy | @ [4 (Medium(My | [5 Hight | » [2 (Of) — [FLOWERY] » [A iMedumiBy] + (SoEKED] & [ZOA] (DIMAGE/FREQUENCY “At the B/M-MODE, FREEZE OFF condition, must be changed the transmission frequency of B-MODE by IMAGE/FREQ Switch. ‘Transmission frequency is up, 4 steps of transmission frequency. [Procedure] B]—> IMAGE/FREQ [A ] — Transmission frequency must be up. ‘Transmission frequency is down, Must be available the ([B]— — MaGEVFREQ [V ] — Transmission frequency must be down. 5) TISSUE HARMONIC ECHO EXTENDED PHD image (Condition) A proper image must be shown withthe probe placed on the abdominal On the Tissue Harmonic Echo, +The artifact should be minimum level inthe image. Character of Transmutation frequency should display in white back 6) PRESET +Enter the PRESET, No. 1, in the DISP-B screen, “DISPLAY MODE” set to “B/M”, After that system must show B/M mode when you select and set PRESET, No. 1. — (6 Giext Nenu 6 (Next Menu) | —> [6 (Next Menu) (2 reeset Ser-Up) | ® [GGET-UP MENU) | + [DISPLAY] show DISPLAYiscreen. @By TB and select [DISPLAY MODE ] , press [ SET ] show “Select Display Mode” screen. @By TB and select [ B/M } then press [SET] , setup to B/M mode. ©By TB and select { EXIT ] then pres(SET ] — [7 (Exit Menu) | , exit from menu screen. Confirm that Mode changed to B/M mode from B mode.NN2-2039 Rev. 0 ‘Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, 7) MEASUREMENT functions ‘The following measurement functions must operate normally. @ DISTANCE DISTANCE measurement function must operate normally. 8) FOOT SWITCH (OPTION: With the MP-2345* or MP-2614* connected) Operation of the functions assigned by the preset must be possible, 9) Extemal video out (OPTION: UP-897* recommended) Before making the following checks, check that the photographing unit is connected properly. © When you press the photographing unit Rec switch set by the preset, the same image as displayed on the monitor must be recorded. The recorded image must be free of skew, tilt, and image missing. serial port System can send data via serial communication port. [Procedure] @ Use RS-232C cross cable and connect this system (Prosound2) and PC(which installed that serial data receivable software) PRESET 2 | (OBST: preset which can illuminate the "REPORT SW”) Set to OBST preset. ID] — type 1D — [ID] exit 1D screen Start the data receiving application at the PC side. [REPORT] — [1 Fane List) ] — Move by TB and select [ Sending Data SET] — by TB and select [YES] then [SET] button press and start send data. Confirm that, ID which typed in @ must display on the PC side after success the @1e6ee6 8 communication.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK @ USB port A type. System can store image via USB type A port. [ Procedure] @ FREEZE the image. @ (MENT) — [6(NEXTMENU)] — (Tore media) ] - [3 (Media) ] Set the store destination to USB port. @ Puta USB thumb drive memory to USB type A port. @ (1D) — type “USBI” as an ID —> [1D ] press Id and fix it ® Press [STORE ] button, the message “Image stored in memory.” appear on the monitor and image must stored in USB memory. © After D~©, Confirm that Stored image in USB memory by enter the REVIEW screen, [FREEZE — REVIEW|—- move the cursor to More Search by TB. > SET] > system show “SEACH SCREEN” — Move cursor to | which shown right side of “Device Name” by TB.—> press [SET] , change the “Device Name” from “Master Disk” to “Remove Disk”. > move cursor to ID area by TB. — SET] — [DEL — [SET] — move cursor to “Search”. — [SET] + The ID(USB1) which typed in at Procedure @~®), It must displayed at the search result area (upper part) of the “REVIEW” SCREEN. ® Confirm the LAN function, (This Function check is applicable only software V2.0.0 and higher system ) Confirm with the ping command from PC side and also ping from prosound2 to PC. You can set IP address and ping, even DICOM funetion is Lock (not apply SOP yet)WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, 6-4-2 Image Quality Check To ensure the quality of ultrasound images, check should be made by using a test piece or a similar object. 1) Image Quality © TOTAL IMAGE QUALITY (Use UST-9137) Setting : Preset: Abdomen, B-Mode, STC: center, CONTRAST: 4, GAIN: set to proper level, @B image (Condition) : A proper image must be shown with the probe placed on the abdominal. * @ ‘The liver counter and vessel wall image must be displayed smoothly. There is not a noise, unevenness, an unnecessary writing on the image. Condition: 8 mode, GAIN set to proper level, STC at center, CONTRAST 4 A proper image must be shown with the probe placed on the abdominal and cardiac region. The liver counter and vessel wall image must be displayed smoothly. There is, ‘not a noise, unevenness, an unnecessary writing on the image. Check on all probes in use. © COIN CHECK Confirm that the focus points change smoothly from F to FA or vice versa. Condition: 8 mode, DEPTHIRANGE set to deepest level Apply a thin film of jelly to the probe, put a thin metallic pin on the probe in right angle to the probe length direction, and move the pin slowly on the surface. Perform this once for focus F1 only and also once for F4 only. Confirm that US image does not have the echo gap(s), or does not appear on two or ‘more locations. Confirm that variable aperture is acting normally. Confirm that on all probe connectors.2) Total Performance test Use the probe: UST-9137 for this test. © Total Sensitivity Wi2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK Use a test phantom, RMI MODEL 403GS or an equivalent, confirm the following items on B mode. Conditions Probe: Range(cm): DVA(%: Gain: STC: Display Mode Image Freq. (MHz) THE Line Density Preset: Gain: UST-9137 7 100 40 All Max B 3.15 OFF High Abdomen 55 © Its possible to observe actual echo deeper than 13.6 em, ‘Transducer & Test Panton RMI model 4036S, 11 Measured point on B mode imageMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK © Resolution Use a test phantom, RMI MODEL 403GS or an equivalent, confirm the following items on B mode. Conditions (For checking axial resolution) Preset: General Frequency: High Fundamental) Beam Processing Single Frame Rate Low Acoustic Power: 9% ste: All at the center Gain: 30 Depth Range: 4om * Put the probe on a test phantom as the scanning plane crosses the target perpendicularly. Conditions (For checking lateral resolution) Frequency: High (ExPHD) Gain 0 * Set other items the same as “For axial resolution” © Axial resolution 2mm or less © Lateral resolution 3 mm or less ‘axial Resolution Target Group Transducer B es. Measured point on B mode image ‘Test Phantom RMI model 4036}WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK 6-4-3 Safety Check ‘When you do the Safety Check, refer to the Electrical Safety Manual, MN2-020S. In this section, the descriptions are specific explanation for ProSound 2. J@ IMPORTANT @ The Safety Check is the test in order to check the electrical safety perfomance of the equipment. Test method and standard is different depend on the Classification for the degree of protection against surrges. In case of ProSound 2, the Classification for the degree of protection against surrges is in the categpry “Type BF Applied P: 6-4-3-1 Introduction ‘The safety check is performed base on IEC 60601-1 - General requirements for Safety, 6-4-3-2_ Checking Protected Earth Cable for Continuity Measuring between protective earth terminal of power cable and screw on the monitor cover, oon ProSound 2. This screw power cableMN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, 6-4-3-3 Leakage current IMPORTANT @ As ProSound 2 has CFcard drive inside, when you measur earth leakage current by using the leakage current tester that has automatic, ‘measurement function such as “HIOKI 3156 LEAK CURRENT HiTESTER”, do not use this automatic function. Because this function automaticaly change the polarity of input voltage during the equipment is running. It will cause the damage on the CF card, ‘Therefore when you measure the leakage current with above tester, change the measurement condition after turing the equipment Off manually. © Earth Leakage Current Barth leakage current must measure with STAND-BY condition, © Enclosure Leakage Current (a) (Between the enclosure and the earth) Enclosure leakage current (a) must measure between top cover of the unit and the earth. © Enclosure Leakage Current (b) (Between the enclosures) Enclosure leakage current (b) must measure between top cover of the unit and the monitor. © Patient Leakage Current There is no supplemental information about this. © Patient Leakage Current III There is no supplemental information about this.MN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6PERFORMANCE CHECK ProSound 2 CHECK SHEET (Checked by| No. Check item Check item 1 | 2 | Remarks [6-4-1 [Functional Check 1)[Operation panel and cooling fan. [Standby switch LED 2) [Probe selector [Probe selector 3)]image display function ‘image Adjustment function DENSITY@®) [VIEW GAMMA _ lF RELIFE [IMAGE / FREQUENCY ~ 5[TISSUE HARMONIC ECHO O|PRESET 7)|MEASUREMENT functions [DISTANCE ®|FOOT SWITCH (OPTION) 9)]Extemal video out [BAW printer [Serial port ~ : |USB port type A r ILAN port = limage quality check D]Image quality 2)|Total performance check [Resolution [Total image quality 15WN2-2039 Rev. 0 Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK, ProSound 2 CHECK SHEET (Checked by] No. ‘Check item Check item 1 | 2 | Remarks [6-4-3 |Safety check T|Checking Protected Earth Cable for Continuity 2)[Measuring an Insulation Resistance 3) [Earth leakage current |Normal condition [Singie fauit condition Lae “)|Enclosure leakage current (a) [Normal condition [Sing tion ne eee : 3)) Enclosure leakage current (b) [Normal condition \Single fault condition “ 6)[Patient leakage current I [Normal condition [pc lac an [Single fault condition [pc lac 7)[Patient leakage current I1 Introduction 2. Revision History of VOLUME | This is the revision history of this service manual. ProSound 2 Service Manual VOLUME | Revision History MIN2-2039, Rev.0 ProSound 2 Service Manual VOLUME 1 Revision History Rev.| Date Revisions Contents Pages Note [31-Oct-08 Ist issue 112ProSound2 SERVICE MANUAL ALOKA CO.,LTD. Head Quater : 6-22-1 Mure, Mitaka-Shi, Tokyo, Japan. Issued by: TOKYO WORKS, Medical System Engineering Depertment Printed by ALOKA Technical Service Co., Ltd. Medical System Service Section 6-2-1 Mure, Mitaka-Shi, Tokyo, Japan. Telephone : +81-422-45-6567 Facsimile +81-422-45-5227 VOLUME 1SERVICE MANUAL Prosound 2 VOLUME 2 English Edition Document Number : MN2-2037 Document Revision : 0 Copyright” ALOKA CO.,LTD. VOLUME 2MN2-2037 Rev.0 ProSound 2 Service Manual Contents of ProSound 2 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 2 PAGE Chapter 1 SYTSTEM OPERATION 1-1 System control unit : 1 12 T9/Rx unit see 17 1-3 Digital Imaging Unit an 1-4 Power supply unit 1:16 1-5 Viewing LCD monitor IPF-1001 seseteeteenees 1-20 Chapter 2. SCHEMATICS Connection Diagram 21 USI-158 Cables 23 Operation Panel PNL-PROSOUND2 2-10 PANEL PCB 21 PANEL-STC PCB 221 Power Supply EU-6041 2-24 Power Supply UNI PCB EP5469 225 Power Supply UN2 PCB EPS468 2-29 Chapter 3. SERVICE INFORMATION 3-1. Introduction 34 3-2 Use with Crack of CTRL key 34 3-3 Maintenance Menu 38 3-3-1 Method of starting Maintenance Menu 38 3-3-2 Function of System-1 os see 39 3-3-3 Function of System-2 sere 3-1 3-3-4 Function of Up Grade sietieeees 3-12 3-3-5 Function of INFORMSTION vee 3-13 3-3-6 Function of DB Manage, teteeeees 3-14 3-4 Confirm method of Device version(Program version) 31S 3-5 Inputisetting of serial number cies 3.17 3-6 Setting of IPF-1001 pretense 3-18 3-7. Inducing ground setting method fete 3-19 3-7-1 Setting of Probe Group teeters 3-20 3-7-2 Setting of OB Measurement 3-20 3-7-3 TV specification setting es 3-20 3-7-4 Initialization of device sees 3-20 3-8 System reset method verte 3-20 44MN2-2037 Rev.0 ProSound 2 Service Manual 3-9 Software install method to CF card 3-9-1 Preparation equipment 3-9-2 USB thumb drive for the installation is made form the installation mode. 3-9-3 Jt installs it from USB thumb drive for the installation to CF in the device. 3-9-4 Confirming the operation 3-9-5 End of work 3-10 Method displaying TEST Pattern 3-10-1 Setting method 3-11 Directory structure and each file in CF card 3-12 Type name of battery Chapter 4. ADJUSTMENT 4-1 Introduction Chapter 5 PARTS LIST 5-1 Contents of the Parts List 5-2. Application of the Parts List 5-3 Outline of the Parts List 5-4 Explanation of Parts List 5-5 Attention 5-6 Parts List Revision History of the Service Manual Revision History of VOLUME 2 214 3-21 3.21 3.21 3-22 3-22 3-22 3-23 3-23 3-25 3.31 41MN2-2037 Rev.0 ProSound 2 Service Manual Contents of ProSound 2 SERVICE MANUAL VOLUME 1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Chapter 2 SERVICE PROC! Chapter 3 INSTALL/DISASSEMBLE, Chapter 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYTSTEM OPERATION Chapter 5. TROUBLE SHOOTING Chapter 6 PERFORMANCE CHECK Revision History of the Service Manual 3/4Chapter 1 SYSTEM OPERATION Chapter 122037 Rev. 0 Chapter! System Operation 4 System operation principle 4-1 System control unit BEM board (MPU) The MPU (general-purpose computer) on the BEM PCB controls the whole system. The BEM PCB comprises the CPU, with its u-kTRON operating system, the sean converter, and the video processor. The CPU controls the entire system and the CF cards and USB. ‘The MPU communicates with the front end PCBs via the SH (CPU) bus and the local bus and communicates with the main panel via serial communications. ‘The actual system is run by the programs stored in flash memory on the BEM PCB, ‘The Compact Flash card on the BEM PCB store the following programs. Initial Program Loader: The program loader at startup ALOKA appreciation: A ProSound? program ‘Version Up program: Updater program FPGA data: Field programmable gate array Probe data*: Transmission voltage control data for each probe, focus data and puncture guideline drawing data. * However, probe data is not stored in flash memory. > User data: Preset data, initial configuration setup and serial numbers. vyvvyv ‘The CPU transmits probe specific data from the Compact Flash card to each PCB as required also when the system is running, Main panel unit PNL-PROSOUND2¢ (operation pane! unit) The main panel loads operation panel switches, controls, full keyboard, track ball and other information to the CPU PCB via the Bus Bridge using serial communications, ‘The following addresses and data buses are provided to control the address bus and data bus, Local bus: This bus is generated by the SH bus on the BEM PCB and is used for front end control Front end DMA bus: This bus controls the front end. It is repeatedly synchronized with ultrasound waves and transmits data during blank periods. Rx parameter bus: This bus corresponds to a conventional UAT bus. It is used for clock and timing signals required by ultrasound wave signal transmission, ‘The timing signal is generated by RXBF. DBF local bus: This bus controls the Digital Beam Former unit. It is repeatedly synchronized with ultrasound waves and is used for DMA ‘transmission of control signals and transmission of reception focus data from BEM.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter! System Operation CPS control bus: It is synchronized with the front end DMA and is used for transmission of channel reduction control data. VGA control bus: It is synchronized with the front end DMA and is used for transmission of VGA (variable gain amplifier) control data, HYS control bus: It is synchronized with the front end DMA and is used for transmission of HVS (high voltage switch) control data Status read bus: It is repeatedly synchronized with ultrasound waves and is used for transmitting probe data, PSEL reduction data, TxRx revision data to the RXBF. ADC control bus: This bus is used to control the AD converter from the CPU. ‘On the BEM, there is a bus bridge between the SH bus and the local bus that the CPU uses to access the transmitter unit. This connection between the two busses, which occurs only when the CPU accesses the transmitter unit, prevents CPU noise from leaking into the transmitter unitFH BEM EPs467 use Hub Ethemet LAN CTRL Us6 11 cree ® as) SaBE (Operation Panel . PNL-PROSOUND2 Gao a0 Pict BridgeWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter System Operation } g it ge )|ae Interface jas Fa vemey | /EE ie sel | | i| a pt [on RTC a ‘ADC Control Bus th \ Vv LOCAL BUS DA 16], AD [247 ProSound 2 System Control anProSound 2 PCB list _(1/2) Applicable S/N: MOOIO1 ~ ProSound 2 Unit PCB No. PCB name Description 1 Main body PSC-143 Main panel PNL-PROSOUND2 ‘Operation pancl with track ball connected to the CPU via serial wansmission. | P5480 | PANEL Mode keys, fll keyboard and interface PCB Ep5487__| PANEL-STC STC slide control EPS464 | TRX Probe switching. HVS contol and probe code interface using across point switch to reduce 32 ch to 16 ch, 16-ch preamplifier circuit, VGA circuit, probe transmiscion control circuit and tanstission voltage monitor circuit ePs46s | RXBF ‘AID conversion of received echo signals, RX signal shaping (digital dlay/adder| circuit) RX signal processing (VBPF straight etection/LOGisignal processing), BIW beam processing iterline interpolation/frame correlation, transmission circuit transmission high voltage application, DBF unit contro | P5467 | BackEnd Scan converter, VPU, MPU, BUS bridge, startup/end contol Mass memory for B/W with capacity to store and control US line 65536 records. Parameter generated by scan converter for 2D interpolation, basic DIU clock generation, B/W line interpolation, frame correlation, scan converter (2D interpolation), video memory, B/W data and graphic signal overlay, conversion of infernal RGB video to DVI and output to monitor. Generation of analog ‘video (composite) from internal video signals. System overall control, graphic data generation, start up of operating system and application programs from CF card, storage of user data, startup/end sequence control, +3.3 V generation, (DVI, USB, network), (analog video, RS-232C transmission) woneisdo masks padeyy O°A8y 1802-2NNProSound 2 PCB list_(2/2) Applicable SIN: MO0101 ~ ProSound 2 [_unit_] PCBNo. PCB name Description Viewing LCD monitor | IPF-1001 10.4 Inch TFT Progressive LCD monitor (VGA640~480) Power supply unit EU-6041* | Power Supply unit_| AC: 100 V AC or 200 V AC system input EPs469__| UNI DC:+5.1 V, 45.0 V, #12 V, transmission HV (480 V/250 V), HVS (£100 V) EPS468__| UN2 uuopaiadg wisks [radon 0-A8y 2£02-2NNWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 System Operation 4-2. THIRK unit To/RX unit consists of; ‘TRX pcb which combined Probe Connector part and Tx/Rx part. RXBF peb which have “Digital Beam Former part” and “Beam Processor part” Probe Connector part and ‘Tx/Rx part both in TRX peb. ‘The TRX board has connectors for electronic probes (Linear, Convex probe) and it is equipped with HVS (High Voltage Switch) that selects the channels of ‘ansmission/reception from the entire transducers when Linear/Convex probe is connected, This board has the control of HVS. ‘The +90V from the power supply is adjusted to +80V with the power supply circuit for the ‘transmitter then, transmits the ultrasound for electronic probes based on the control signals from RxBF board and the transmission trigger signals (Delayed Triggers) The received echo passes “Channel Reduction circuit”, and it amplified by “Pre Amp cireuit”, then it go through “Variable Gain Amp”. (VGA circuit) in order to adjust the signal level to the A/D converter at the input of the Rx BF board. Digital Beam Former (DBF) part in RXBF pcb. The reception signal (analog) passed from “Variable Gain Amp”. is converted to digital signal. Then the signal for each channel is delayed in accordance with the Rx focus data and added into an ultrasound beam, > The delay is processed digitally as a readout from FIFO memory is delayed by processing clock etc., that makes it possible to have accurate delays continuously. (Dynamic reception focusing). It also has the functionality that it adjusts the ‘weighting of each reception signal continuously that makes the Rx beam sharper. This is digital signal so that it makes possible to do parallel processing by time sharing operation. Then it is able to improve the frame rate. Rx Pixel Focusing (Rx continuous dynamic focusing) Delay-Depth Delay + deal delay —— Analog Beam former — Digital Beam former Depth > It implements two RXBF boards that cor Adder. > This system does not have the trouble that shows brightness difference in every lem depth caused by one of the Rx focus boards (Delay and Adder circuit), like SSD-650, 1200, and 2000 et. of 16ch circuitry each as the Delay & ‘Beam Processor part in RXBF pcb. Bema Processor part receives the RF signal from DBF part then the processing of RF signal is applying VBPF; in order for picking up the frequency component that matches upWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter 1 System Operation to the depth of the US image. After that processing of ExPHD is done, ifit selected. ‘The RF signal is interpolated (Line interpolation), and then it uses the signal that has gone through the RF processing then, applying detection, logarithmic compression, AGC, Relief and Contrast processing. There are 2 channels of the same circuitry in order for realizing the parallel processing. Then, spatial filtering, Frame Correlation, and send the data to DIU part via Bus LVDS. ‘Tx & Rx part also has the following circuitry: ‘The generator of control signal for Rx signal, such as Pre STC and STC signal. ‘Timing/Control signal generator for Tx/Rx unit Voltage detecting circuit, Voltage monitoring circuitConvex or Line \ » - eu . I © fregpen | K tal ws vexctt [ESAs rescton| freee uf ey citeWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapterl System Operation — | fEFoaeE AREF oon | + aaeeer Pol an >{ Sancta oer comet J} |Og | oe I i oh Raia Ii Esti a fS TxRx Unit Tx/Rx module Digital Beam Former DBP moaule Spatial Filter & Frame correlation module BLOCK DIAGRAM | 4/4Wi2-2037 Rev. 0 CChapterl System Operation 4-3 Digital Imaging Unit The digital imaging unit is comprised of the following units and has the characteristics described below. ACPU that controls the entire ultrasound diagnostie system ‘Mass memory for storing ultrasound data Scan converter for converting ultrasound data for output to an LCD monitor Interface between peripheral devices > 2D interpolation scan converter > RGB €> NISC/PAL codec through digital processing ‘Mass memory unit ‘The right side and left side for storing B images each has a mass memory with a capacity of 65536 records (lines) that is used for real-time display, cine memory search, store and review. Video memory for M images can store 2,048 records siya Mass Memory for oF pm 5B mode (Right side) EAM ft Mass Memory for nT 8 mode (Laft side) uu fT Video Memory for M mode EE TT .. $ (illu l hnWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter! System Operation Scan converter unit Data from the mass memory undergoes 2D interpolation for conversion to a display format and is loaded into a display memory (video memory). Pixel of Video Memory » £4 | eo UST q ’ (om Mass Memory) — | | 7) wenoeren PEAOLIeLOdO . “te | a Ll 0 RRIF US scanning line US scanning line US scanning line “1 #2 8 2D interpolation using 4 points ‘Video process unit Gray scale bar and heart mark is added, display priority is determined, monochrome images are enhanced and after combined processing of characters/graphics and ultrasound images the data is output as image display data to a monitor for observation. After RGB is converted to DVI signals and output as digital signals (DVI-D) from PCB connectors to the monitor. Signals to peripheral equipment are down scan converted, undergo digital to analog conversion before being supplied as composite video signals Signals to external printers are output by PCB connectors. cru ‘The CPU controls the entire ultrasound diagnostic system. ‘The CPU controls the system and is connected to the transmitter unit via the local bus. It is also connected to the pane! unit through serial communications. ‘Timing unit ‘The BEM PCB generates the TV display timing. It also generates vector data for 2D interpolation.[eee Few Wt, = ae oe ot , | CPU part | susie | ¥ vieMN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chaptert System Operation | oe L_# Snes Digital Imaging Unit BLOCK DIAGRAM |1/1WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter System Operation 4-4 Power supply unit ‘The EU-6041 power supply unit is comprised of Unit 1 EP546900 and Unit 2 EP546800 and supplies the system with the required power. When the circuit breaker is On, BEM and the operation panel are continuously supplied with +5 ‘Vstb and when BEM notifies that the POWER switch on the operation panel has been pressed, all other units are supplied with power to start up the unit. The next page shows a block diagram of the power supply unit for ProSound2. © Power control unit The microcontroller in the power control unit controls power on and off as described below. > Power On sequence 1) When the circuit breaker is tumed on, only +5 Vstb is provided and the POWER switch on the operation panel lights orange (standby status). 2) Pressing the power switch on the operation panel in standby status causes the power switch to light green. The BEM PCB senses that the POWER switch has been pressed and outputs a “High” PWR_ON signal to the power supply unit. 3) The power supply unit receives the PWR_ON signal from the BEM PCB and outputs all power supplies other than the +5 Vstp supplies. > Power Off sequence 1) When the POWER switch is pressed, the BEM PCB senses this event and requests the software to prepare for shutdown. Upon receiving this request, the software, if ready for shutdown, gives the BEM PCB permission to shut down the system. The software displays ‘Shutdown in progress” on the observation monitor until it is ready for shutdown, 2) When the BEM PCB receives permission to shut down from the software, it outputs a “Low” PWR_ON signal to the power supply unit. 3) When the power unit receives the “Low” PWR_ON signal from the BEM PCB, it shuts down all power supplies except the +5 Vstb supply and causes the power switch to light orange to indicate standby status. Holding down the POWER switch for 4 seconds or more when the system is running causes the power to be forcibly tumed off when detected. 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Use the switches on the front panel to adjust brights This LCD monitor (VGA, 640 x 480 display) is a T , contrast and backlighting, progressive type display. IPF-1001 12.V DC Input DVI Input Part names and functions NO Name Description ‘A_|LCD PANEL | LCD panel B_| Inverter Inverter a | ‘CPU, AD, 12 V DG, Filter/Fuse, DVD Receiver, | oc | pce Scale Driver, ALOKA Logo generated by this | | PCB which appears on the LCD to indicate | video signal input. D_| Key Pad | Menu Key PCB _TDA (0-79) Relay (x40) TDB (0-79) PIDA(O-6) PIDB(O-5) DIP PCB Rev. 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(Not supported in Ver 1.0) ‘These functions are enabled only in a specific screen or under a specific condition.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter’ Service Information 1) CTRL +0() Function: Opens the Initial Config & System Preset screen, Method: Press CTRL +0 in the Preset Setup screen, eaeMN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 2) CTRL +P Function: Terminates continuous printout from video printer. Method: Press CTRL. + P during continuous printout. 3) CTRL + R (Ver. 1.0) Function: Press CTRL + R key in the Preset Set-Up menu, However, Initial Config & System Preset Control are excluded. ‘Method: Press CTRL + R in the Preset Setup screen. coon eaSset Rec be initialized a 5 ty 3 3 rf g This initializes all preset data and the fetal development table Like SSD-1000, all data is deleted However, serial number, Probe Group setting, 0B measurement settings and TV specification settings remain,WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 4) CTRL +R (Ver. 2.0 to) ‘Method: Press CTRL + R in the Preset Setup screen, Pearerie ty then eee heroin Select any of the following combinations to perform the next initialization. [+] Preset & Back Up Data (all set presets and stored data) [*] Patient DB & Store Data (patient database and stored image data) [*] Trend Data (The data used for plotting past statistic data on matemnity growth curves is deleted.)wi2~2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 5) CTRL + S This function is not released to users. Function: Open the maintenance menu, Method: Press CTRL + S in the Preset Setup screen. ©) CTRL+T Function: This function can be used to identify settings that have been changed and retum them to their original setting (toggle operation). Method: Press CTRL + T key in any Preset register screen.WN2~2037 Rev. 0 CChapter3 Service Information 7) CTRL +3 Function: This combination opens the IPS edit screen when the IPS edit function is set to On. Method: CTRL + "0” (O) changes the “IPS” setting in Initial Config & System Preset to “ON.”WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 8) CTRL+7 Function: Opens the Equipment Conditions screen. (Not supported in Ver 1.0). Method: ‘Message screen * This function is not supported in Ver. 1.0.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-3. Maintenance menu ‘The maintenance menu contains functions that assist service engineers in performing repairs and making inspections and functions for making software upgrades. This function is not available to pepe coo Seecoeeooos eee 1 Note: The power must be tumed off to disable the maintenan : after using the maintenance functions. 3-3-1 Starting up the maintenance menu 1) Press the Menu switch and choose Next > Next > Next > Preset Set-Up switch, 2) Open the Preset List. 3) Press CTRL.+S. (Open the Maintenance Set-Up screen.) Set-Up screen Model: The model name of the system appears. Serial No.: The serial number of the system appears. MAC address: To connect to Ethernet, a unique ID number assigned to the system appears (Media Access Control Address)MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-3-2. System-1 function Press the System-1 switch in the Set-Up screen, Serial No, MAC address - Software - System Operating system Database PCPE 1) System-1 screen ‘System serial number This indicates that the serial number is M0001. ‘The MAC address is generated from the serial number This is the overall system version, It indicates Ver. 1.0.7. The version of the operating system. It indicates Ver. 1.0.0. : This is the version for probe parameters. The version indicated here is 1.0.0 (12 Mar). This is the PC platform version. The version indicated here is 1.0.7 (13 May).WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information = Probe - No.l: Indicates the probe model connected to the No. 1 probe connector and the code. "N.C." (Not connected) here shows that no probe has been connected. No.2: Indicates the probe model connected to the No. 2 probe connector and the code. Here we can sec that UST-945B or UST-974-5 is connected and that the probe code is the “3C” following “0x03.” [SSB] —: Pressing this button outputs a text file of the displayed content to an enteral memory device (USB memory or USB-FDD). Pressing this button updates displayed data to the most recent version, Since connection status for probes are not automatically updated when replaced, an update operation will update and display connection status,WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-3-3 System-2 function Press the System-2 switch in the System-I screen. 1) _System-2 screen This screen shows the level of the hardware used by the system. PC Connect: It shows the model names, rev’ connected PCBs, mt, firmware version and other information ofNN2-2037 Rev. 0 ‘Chapter3 Service Information 3-3-4 Up Grade function Press the Up Grade switch in the System-1 sereen. 1) Up Grade screen Ie Up Data Save ‘The following data can be batch saved to an external medium. + All PRESET settings, patient data, inspection data and data stored in the system 1-2 Back-Up Data Restore ‘The Back-Up Data Save function makes it possible to restore data stored on external ‘media to the system, 1)3 Version Up USB or FD (floppy disk) can be used to update software versions. PRESET and other settings and Package Software mask/unmask Settings stay the same after a version up operation, 1-4 Package software Enter the floppy disk key to read in the data to unmask or mask the package software * Prosound2 does not contain package software (SOP) settings in V1MIN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-3-5 Information function Information is a function specifically designed for service engineers. This function is not available to users. Press Next Page and press the Information switch. 1) Information screen Information 2: This function shows current power control related data on the sereen, Auto Test: This is a function for running tests from a PC via RS-232C. As an example, by running a program on a PC key operations following a specific order ean be repeated and the key log can be obtained as a log file via RS-232C Remote: Switches the system to remote control mode to enable or disable remote control of the system. Log: Obtains log files.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 SECTION 11 Service Information 3-3-6 DB Manage function Press the DB Manage switch. 1) DB Manage screen [Database Reconstru This function reconstructs the patient database based on image information,WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-4 Method for confirming unit version (program version) Use the following steps to confirm version numbers. [steps] [MENU] — [6 (Next Menu] —- [6 (Next Menu) — [6 (NexiVienu)] + [2 (Preset Set-Up)] — [CTRL] + [S] (press simultaneously) @Press [4(SYSTEMA)] to view unt version. @Atter confirming, press [1 (Exit Menu) ] to exit the screen. Example showing version of an actual unit Serial No.00010 MAC Address: 000185610008 -Software- System: **-*.4.* os: eee Database: **-*.*.*(ddmmm) PCP: + *.*(ddmmm) (Note: Enter 2-digit numerals (01 to 31) for dd (date), 3 alphabetic characters such as Jan, Feb, ‘Nov or Dee for mmm (month). ddmmm indicates the data updated by Database or Pep. Serial No, A unit serial number of “M01234e" is entered and displayed as “01234.” MAC Address: MAC (Media Access Control address) is a number generated from the serial number and used for identifying devices on a network. System This is the overall system version, os The version of the operating system. Database This is the version for probe parameters. PCPE This is the PC platform version.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 CChapter3 Service Information 3-5 Entering and setting the serial number Connect the UST-9137. ‘Tum the power on and enter the serial number according to the following steps. [steps] @ [MENU] —- [6 (Next Menu)] — [6 (Next Menu)] —- [6 (NextMenu)] — 2 (Preset Set-Up)] — [CTRL] + [S] (Prss simultaneously) @Move the cursor to the Serial No input field and press [SET]. @Enter the Serial No and press [SET] to confirm. ‘Note: Be sure to enter the Serial No correctly as it is difficult to make later corrections. * An incorrectly entered Serial Number may cause the following problems. Duplicate MAC addresses may be generated. ‘It may not be possible to properly connect to a network. * Failure to enter a Serial Number may lead to the following problems. Sending images to a network ends in an error and prevents transmission. Previously used SOP cannot be used. @Make sure that the Macaddress has been automatically entered correctly. (For details, see below) ©Press [1 (Exit Menu)] to exit the Set up screen. Note: The Mac address is assigned as described below. @D isa 12-digit alphabetic string. ® _ The leftmost 7 digits are a fixed 0001856. @® The 8" digit from the left is a1 @ The4 digits on the right are hexadecimal notation for the serial number. (itis automatically calculated from the entered Serial No.) Example sho ig how to check MAC address If the serial number is M01234C, ignore the M and the C. Enter “01234.” ‘The MAC address becomes “00018561042.” “000185” indicates ALOKA and is a fixed value. “6” is “PS6,”" “PS2” is for our corporate group. “1” is for ProSound "04D2" is the hexadecimal for “1234,” which has been prefixed by “0”.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-6 Setting IPF-1001 Setup the LCD monitor. All LCD monitor settings canbe performed by pressing the (M) switeh to open the Setup sereen and perform the settings as described below. Brightness 2 t Contrast 2 t Backlight 5 ot Exit { Setup screen Press(M)-> J or ( and set Brightness to Press(M) — @) or Gand sot Contrast to 2.” Press(M)-+ or CB) and set Backlight to's.” Press (ih) (Ext) o eat the Setup screen,WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter’ Service Information 3-7 Method for setting destination Set as required depending on destination. The table below lists the items and destination settings that should be set. Destination | _ProbeGroup | OBMeasurement | TV Type For Japan DoMEst | __JSUM _nrsc_ | __vi.00 Export toNTSC region| Export USA base Nrsc_ | vi00 | | Export to PAL region Export __HANSMAN | PAL V1.0.0~ | A.A. destination USA_ USAbase | NISC v1.0.0 {__ Destination ProbeGroup _| OBMeasurement_| TV Type __| Power Limit2 |____ For Japan DOMEST J : NTSC ON 4 | #1: VL07~ Export to NTSC region Export | __USA base NTSC on 4 | tt: VLO7~ ExporttoPAL region | ___Export HANSMAN PAL ont | vio AA. destination USA [usa base NTSC on | tt vio {Steps} @MENU | - [6 (Next Menu) | — [6 (Next Menu) | — [6 (Next Menu) | — (2 (Preset Set-Up)] -- [CTRL] + [0] Press simultaneously) The “Initial configuration & System Preset Control” screen appears. @Atter setting and checking, press [2 (System Page-1) | to exit. The “Initial configuration & System Preset Control” screen appears where all destination settings can be made. ‘The next page describes Probe Group, OB measurement and TV specification settings.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 ‘Chapter3 Service Information 3-7-1 Probe Group setting Set probe group as required by each destination. [Steps] Use the track ball to move the cursor to the Probe Group and use [SET] or [MARK REF] to confirm. @ Select DOMEST, Export or USA probe group depending on the destination and use [SET] or MARK REF to confirm. 3-7-2 OB Measurement setting Make OB Measurement setting as required by destination. [Steps] Use the track ball to move the cursor to OB Measurement and use [SET] or [MARK REF] to confirm, and use [SE @®Select the setting as required by the destination from the ‘Jor[MARK REF) to confirm. 3-7-3. TV specification setting Set NTSC or PAL for the external Video signal output specification as required by the destination, [Steps] @ Use the track ball to move the cursor to TV Type and use [SET] or [MARK REF ] to confirm. @Select NTSC or PAL as required by the destination and use [SET] or [MARK REF] to confirm. @Press [1 (Exit Menu)] to exit the INITIAL CONFIGURATION screen. 3-7-4 Initializing the unit ‘When all items from 1 to 11 have been confirmed, use the steps below to initialize the unit This operation does not change serial number or destination so they need not be set again. 3-7-5 Power Limit2 setting This item was added from Ver.1.0.7. 3-8 System reset steps [Steps] [MENU] — [6 (Next Menu)] -- [6 (Next Menu)] — [6 (Next Menu)] — [2 (Preset Set-Up} [CTRL] + [R] (Press simultaneously) —» [SET] — Power Off — Power On » Make sure that the image in screen B screen has the correct image format. — Power Off Note: Press the Standby switch’ ‘Note that it takes about I or 2 minutes for the system to be shut down after the switch is pressed. Do not on the operation panel to turn the power off. disconnect the power cable before the unit has been shut down.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 (Chapter3 Service Information 3-9 Installing software from a CF card ‘The following sections describe how to use CD-R, DVD or other media for SSD-Prosound2 to create a USB memory device for installation to install software on the CF card in the system, 3-9-4 Required equipment + PC: Use a general-purpose computer, not available to an indiscriminate number of people to reduce the likelihood of virus infection, capable of copying files from a CD-R or DVD to USB. + CD-R, DVD and other media: CD-R or DVD that contain MFS-PROSOUND2-0 is available as a separately purchased upgrade kit + USB memory: A 512 MB USB memory device that can be formatted using FAT32. ‘SSD-PROSOUND? system unit: The PCBs, power supply and LCD monitor of the unit should work normally and not be affected by connection or assembly problems and should be able to start up without a hitch, 3-9-2 Creating installation USB memory device from install model © Insert the USB memory device in the PC. @® Format the USB memory device using FAT32 to delete all files and directories (including hidden ones) ® Connect the install model to the PC ® Copy the entire content of the install model to the USB memory device. * Use the copy function provided by the operating system to copy files and directories without changing their structure.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-9-3 Installing software from the installation USB memory device to the internal CF card @ Make sure that power plug of the SSD-PRSOUND2 unit is disconnected from the wal outlet and that the unit is powered down, ® Connect the power plug ofthe SSD-PROSOUND2 to its designated wall out ® Connect the installation USB memory device created according to the instructions in section 3 to the USB connector on the right front pane! ofthe nit @ Press the power ewitch 0) on the SSD-PROSOUND? panel to start it up ® Software installation will start automatically. Wait uni the following soreen appears. na cor LOKA ES mu Cee Se net ennas down the unit © Press the power switch (1) on the SSD-PROSOUND? panel to start it up. 3-9-4 Operation check © Press the [PRESET ] button and set preset to “Abdom.” ® Choose [MENU ] — [6 (Next Menu) | — [6 (Next Menu) ] — [6 (NextMenu) | + [2 (Preset Set-Up) ] to open the Preset menu @® Press [Ctrl] + [S] to open the service menu. @ Make sure that the software version in the service menu matches the system version listed in the documentation supplied with the separately purchased upgrade kit and service pack. © Make sure that the serial number is correct. © Make sure that the system configuration is correct. 3-9-5 Ending installation To complet the instalation process, press the POWER switeh (1) and make sure that the unit is powered down.WN2~2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 310 Displaying TEST Pattern ‘The SSD-PROSOUND? has a "TestPattern” function in the menu that enables BEM to display a test pattern on the LCD screen. 310-1 Set up procedure open the Preset setup menu. @select Menu Edit from Next Page. @©Use the cursor to select an unassigned button and use the Set button to assign TestPattern to it. @BExit the Preset mode, select TestPattern from the menu and press Display On to display itWN2-2037 Rev. 0 CChapter3 Service Information 3-11 CF card directory structure and card files The following describes the directory structure and file types used on a CF card. The following is an example for Version 1.0.0. FILE-FOLDER NAME BYTE ATTRIBUTE DATE TIME VoL_200803281 130 < Dir > —-—— 2008/06/20 13:16:10 bssd Dir > R-—= 2008/06/20 13:16:44 | F pedata < Dir > R-—— 2008/06/20 13:16:50 | | Fparamem < Dir > R— 2008/08/20 13:16:56 paramem Parameter memory | | | 073,02000025.FDAP.000 36,884 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55, 073° ++1++Prosound 6 02:0 +++++0++ Electric Probe 25++++++Probe Code UST-586-5/5820-5/587I-5 FDAP Parameter of transmission Voltage limitation | | | + 073.02000025_PNcP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 PNCP Parameter of Puncture guide line graphios | | | 07302000025 PRBP.000 5,922 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 PRBP Parameter of probe for transmission, Focus, Circulation of Ml, TI | |} 073 02000028 FDAP.000 36,884 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55, | | +.073,02000028 PcP.000 310 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | +073 02000028 PREP.o00 5,922 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 28 «++++-Probe Code UST-5044-3.5/5049-3.5 | | | +073,02000024.F0.AP.000 36,884 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | + 073.0200002 PNCP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | 073,0200002A PREP.000 5,922 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 2A «+++ ++Probe Code UST-5711-7.5 | | | 073.0200002E FDAP.000 36,884 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 ! | | 073.0200002E_PNCcP.000 310 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55, | | + 073.0200002E PREP.00O 5,922 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 2E -+++++Probe Code UST~5512U-7.5/556I-7.5/556T-7.5 S56TU-7.5/660-7.5, | | | 073.02000031_FDAP.000 36,884 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | + 073.02000031_PricP.000 310 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 ! | | + 073,02000031_PRBP.000 5,922 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 31 -++++-Probe Code UST-935N-5 | | +073.02000033_FDAP.000 36,884 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | 073.02000033_PNcP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | +073,02000033_PRBP.000 5,922 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 33 «+++ + Probe Code UST-934N-3.5 | | | + 073.02000034.F&AP,000 36,884 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 {| | /073,02000034 prcP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | + 073.02000034 PREP.000 5,922 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 34 ++++++Probe Code UST-9137 || | -073.02000036.FoAP.000 36,884 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | -073,02000036_prucP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 || | + 073.02000036.PREP.000 5,922 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:56MN2-2037 Rev. 0 ‘Chapter3 Service Information FILE ~ FOLDER NAME BYTE ATTRIBUTE DATE TIME 36 -++++ Probe Code UST-5551 | | | 073.0200003¢.FDAP.000 36,884 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | +073.0200003¢_PNGP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | }073.0200003¢_PREP.000 9,922 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:56 3C +++++-Probe Code UST-945B-5/974-5 | | | [073.0200003p FDAP.000 36,884 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | 073.0200003D_PNcP.000 310 R-~A 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | }073.0200003D.PRBP.000 5,922 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:56 3D «-+++-Probe Gode UST-94B-3.5 | { | + 073.0200003E_FDAP.000 36,884 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | +073.0200003E encP.000 310 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 || +073.0200003E.PREP.000 5,922 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 3E --+++-Probe Code UST-981-5/9111-5 | 1 | F073.tang00par 62 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 073 lang00.par Probe type(UST, ASU, Convex, Linear, PAMEC,SEC,RAD.IND) | | | 073_LANGOI.PAR 118 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 073_LANGOI.PAR Probe No(9137, 5551, 5820/586/587/588, 5044 3.5, 5711 7.5, 5512U/856/660 7.5, 935N 5, 934N 3.5, 945B/974 5, 944B 3.5, 981/911) | | | +073. MANAGE.PAR 10 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | }073.SEARCHPAR 198 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 | | | $073.VERPAR 20 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:56 073. VERPAR VERSION information 00-1.0.0(12Mar) | | Fpredet < Dir > R— 2008/06/20 13:16:54 Predef Preset default LL 1 xaos < Dir > R--- 2008/06/20 13:16:54 Xa071 Prosound6 | 11 | Fpreabddp.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | LL 1 Fpreabehfdat 1,244 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | | 1 | Fpreabdomendat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | 1 1 | Fprecardiac.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I | | | Fprecarctid.dat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 11 [| Fpre.comdat 9,466 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 LLL | Feregyndat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 [1 1 1 F pre _gynty.dat 1,244 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 11 1 1 Fere.hinint.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | 1 | bere intes.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 IL | | Fpre.kidney.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 Il 1 | Fereobstdat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 1 1 | | Fpreobsttv.dat 1,244 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | 1 | | Fpreope.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 || | | Fpreorthope.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | | | | Fpreprostatdat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | 11 1 Feresmpart.dat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | 1 1 | Feresys.dat 30 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | | | Fpretestt.dat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 | | 1 | Fpre.testdat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 1 11 1 Fere.test3.dat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 3 - 26WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information FILE ~ FOLDER NAME BYTE ATTRIBUTE DATE TIME | 1 | | Fpretest4dat 1,244 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:55 [1 1 | ‘preveindat 1,244 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:55 11 | 4 xao73 < Dir > R--~ 2008/06/20 13:16:54 x2073 Prosound2 | pre abd dp.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I pre_abd hfdat 1,254 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | } preabdomen.dat 1,254 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 | f precardiac.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | f pre carotid.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I } pre.comdat 9,466 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I b pre gyndat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 F pre gyntv.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | b pre hipint dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | pre intes.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 ! F pre-kidney.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 l f preobst.dat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | | | | | | | | | | | | | | F pre_obsttv.dat ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | | pre.ope.dat ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | “A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 I A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | “A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:54 | ‘A 2008/06/20 13: t | | | pre.orthope.dat. f pre_prostat.dat b pre.smpart.dat | pre.sys.dat t pre.test!.dat | pre test2.dat F pre.test3.dat k pre.test4.dat L pre veindat 1,254 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:54 regsdt < Dir > R~ 2008/08/20 13:16:52 | diufpe73.801 273,840 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 } diufog73.802 48 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:51 } fltpre73.rboF 856,076 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:51 I fenfoe73.801 1,546,492 R—-A 2008/06/20 19:16:51 |} frnfog73.B02 20 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:52 |_| VbpFilter 0.datout 5,248 R—-A 2008/06/20 19:16:52 VbpFilter_O.datout Variable band pass filter + VbpFitter_1.datout + VbpFitter_10.datout F VbpFilter.11.datout } VbpFilter_12.datout ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 ‘A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 I [ | | |} VbpFitter.13.datout 5,248 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 [1 |b VbpFitter14.datout 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53, | | | VbpFilter-15.datout 5,248 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 | | |b VbpFiter_16.datout | | | F VbpFitter_17.datout 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 | | | F VbpFitter_18.datout 5,248 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 | | | | VbpFilter.19.datout 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53, | | | F VbpFilter2.datout 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 deelWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter’ Service Information FILE ~ FOLDER NAME BYTE ATTRIBUTE DATE TIME | |} VbpFitter 20.datout | | F VbpFitter.21.datout | | VbpFitter_22.datout | | VbpFitter.23.datout | | F VbpFitter.24datout | |} VbpFitter 26.datout | | VbpFilter.26.datout | | VbpFilter.27.datout | |} VbpFitter.28.datout | | VbpFilter.29.datout | |} VbpFilter3.datout | | F VbpFitter.30.datout | |} VbpFitter.31.datout | | F VbpFitter4.datout | | F VopFilter.5.datout | | VbpFitter.6.datout | | VbpFitter.7.datout | | VbpFiiter 8.datout | | © VbpFilter_9.datout | Usrom ROM Date of Ultra sound system | | | romo00s.dat | | ‘vupmsg 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53, 5,248 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 2008/06/20 13:16:53 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53, 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R~A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:53 5,248 R~A 2008/06/20 13:16:53 < Dir > R—- 2008/06/20 13:16:52 2 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 < Dir > R— 2008/06/20 13:16:50 vumsg Messages which displayed at version up screen | |: MseBARI.bmp lee + MsgBAR2.bmp I MseBAR3.bmp i } MsgBarBoxt.bmp I / MsgBarBox2.bmp | | Msg6E.bmp | | E MsgCFEr0.bmp It | MsgCFEr1.bmp tt | MsgCFEr2,.bmp | + MsgCFEr3.bmp tl } MsgCFErd.bmp | + MsgCFEr5.bmp | | EMsgGFEr6.bmp It | MsgCFEr7.bmp tl | MsgCFEr8.bmp Vt | MsgCFEr9.bmp | | PMsgCFErAbmp || EMsgCFErB.bmp i | MsgCFErC.bmp | | FMsgCOPY.bmp | | MsgEnd.bmp, | + MsgFE.bmp I MsgIPL.bmp. 138 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 294 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 294 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 149,622 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 18,294 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 4,854 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 1,014 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 1,014 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 1,014 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 19:16:50 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 1,014 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 28,854 R—A 2008/08/20 13:16:50 7,974 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 9,654 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 4,854 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 103,266 R—-A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 4,854 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 4,854 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 28FILE - FOLDER NAME + MsgPCPF.bmp } MsgPicture.bmp | MsgReset.bmp + MsgSame.bmp } MsgStratbmp. \ MsgVUP.bmp po.prog PC program || Fiplver.ini | 1 bisp.s 1 | Fpepein! | 1 F pepfdate.ini pepfdate. | | Fpeptver.ini pepfver:i [1b vupverini MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information BYTE ATTRIBUTE DATE TIME 4,854 RA 2008/08/20 13:16:50 921,654 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 102,534 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:60 9,094 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 95,814 R--A 2008/06/20 13:16:50 4,854 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:50 < Dir > R-—~ 2008/06/20 13:16:44 12 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 109,410 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 1,237 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43, 14 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 POPF date Information 2071225151413 8 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 i POPF Version Information 00-1.05 23 RA 2008/06/20 13: 43 vupver.ini VerUp program version information 00.1.0.0 2071225181534 | | xa071.B01 | | xa071vup.B01 xa071vup.BO1 Version up Program | Fosver.ini Version up of OS |“ sysveriini System version information k pepfairi versionup ini 7,375,520 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:43 617,044 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:49 8 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 8 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 562 RA 2008/06/20 13:16:43 7,803 R—A 2008/06/20 13:16:43 10 FOLDERs and 163 FILEs 12,988,907 Byte. 29WN2-2037 Rev. 0 CChapter3 Service Information 3-12 Parts number of battery. BATTERY (for RTC) : M4T32-BR12SH1 Same as below SSD-500 Battery on EP519900 CPU SSD-3500 Battery on EU-9090 CPU Prosoundé6 Battery on EP538900 CPU Sie sow W Bf MATo2-BRa7Si71 TIMEKEEPER® “Stas cu 3 a RTC(Real time clock)IC : M48T35AV-10MHL 3 - 31MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter3 Service Information 3-13 Power OFF To avoid damage of files in the OF card, Please follow below. 1) You should “Turn OFF the POWER" by standby switch (") on the operation panel. 2) Never remove the AG power cable during the “Start Up” or “Turn OFF”. 3) Never press the standby switch (') on the operation panel to “Turn OFF the POWER” during the “Start Up” If you need “Turn OFF the POWER”, wait until system complete start up, after that press the standby switeh (1) to “Turn OFF the POWER” 4) After change the setting destination, Turn OFF will take One or Two minutes, Never remove the AG power cable during Turn OFF. 5) After change the Initial configuration or System Preset Control, Tun OFF will take One or Two minutes, Never press the standby switch (I) during Turn OFF.Chapter 4 ADJUSTMENT Chapter 4WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter¢ ADJUSTMENT 7 4-1 Introduction ProSound 2 is fully digitized machine, so there is no part requires to be adjusted at the field.Chapter 5 PARTS LIST Chapter 5WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter $ Parts List 5-1 Contents of Parts List Parts are separately shown as each portion of equipment. When you find the part, firstly choose the portion the part belonged, then open the page suggested with “INDEX” MAIN BODY ‘SEE INDEX 01 USM UNIT ‘SEE INDEX 04 POWER SUPPLY UNIT ‘SEE INDEX 03 OPERATION PANEL SEE INDEX 02 ‘SCREW / SMALLPARTS 7 LABEL SEE INDEX 05MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter 5 Parts List 5-2 Appliance of Parts List This Parts List consists of the parts for technical service and maintenance. Therefore, the parts model name (PARTS No.) is only valid to the technical support. When you order the parts shown in the List, please apply to our technical support section. You are supposed to understand well that it is not valid to refer any of the description in this document for other purpose than maintenance. 5-3 Outline of Parts List This Parts List shows many parts which are selected for the tec I support and maintenance, and ‘made with the illustrations and Lists. These parts are selected based on the guidelines below, ° ° ° ° ° For the surface of the equipment such as Cover and Connector Machinery and things to be broken without difficulty Operation panel including the Knob and Switch Cables Excluding one soldered to the other part directly PCB Please refer to the History which has been issued separately, because almost of the PCBs have the revisions. ‘The things to be replaced frequently such as the variable resistor for the panel Things to be needed additionally for the technical support,WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter 5 Parts List 5-4 Explanation of Parts List ‘This Parts List is divided into some blocks (INDEX), and each block consists of the illustration and list. eT aT Sa RTE a= Ea) ‘\ poy J [UNIT \ ‘SIN MAIN BODY uses \ oo 1* _Az00876 SAP.1700.01-01_ COVERTOP. (2) Arz0026_PSC-116#7 INTERMEDIATE DECK COVER ~6200030 2° Arz0027 PSC-116#7B INTERMEDIATE DECK COVER 6200031~ ‘CABLE:J705607 [Range of sel rubs 10 aply Part rumber for each tem Part Goce (curently not usec) [Speciation or cach ter tam number inked to crawing For OPTION 3 21* 120033 PSC-116#8 PROBE HOLDER INDEX ‘The INDEX number represents individual Parts List (illustrations and Lists) that is divided into several parts that correspond to the blocks in the illustration of whole equipment at the beginning UNIT ‘The name of this block (or unit) indicated by INDEX. If the same block or unit will be revised, it will be distinguished with this and next S/N SN If the same block or unit will be revised, it will be distinguished with UNIT, and this shows the beginning of production change. Item Relation numbers between illustration and List. If the item number were in brackets "()", this may not be available. Instead, please choose the substitution shown with the same item number. to each part, However, itis not in use. Code Code number app! Partnumber This is the part number. Serial Number Applicable serial numbers. If it shows “S00xx~ “, the part is available to the serial number or after. On the other hand, “~xxxxx" means that is valid to the serial number and before. No description ‘means itis serial number independent, Spec. The specification, some differences on shipment, and the other remarks are shown.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter 3 Parts List 5-5. Attention Do not use previous versions of Parts List. The part number may be changed between previous and current version even with the same parts You therefore need to use the current one. Refer to the “History” information for ordering of PCB. This Parts List does not mention the PCB revision (Or it would not be the latest). Therefore, when you order a PCB, please consult to the “History” information issued separately. Any part that is not described in this parts list will not be provided.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter S Parts List : 5-6 Parts List ‘The Parts List is shown from next page that is arranged by the order of “INDEX”. Please refer to the figure in the page 10-1 for the location in the equipment.MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List 01 | MAIN BODY usI-158" SINMN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List [sm usI-158" 01 [ MAIN BODYwN2~2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List, ilo 1 | MAIN BODY PSC-143"NN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List 01 | MAIN BODY Psc-143" SIN WOKLBEBADESEGL, Including Label @) Excluding cushion)MN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List 01 | MAIN BODY PSC-143** SINWN2-2037 Rev. 0 _ INDEX ]DEScRIPTION nT [sw 02 MAIN BODY, ust-157 cation 1 nae Probe holder -COVER(1) Purple cover I SRP OO Probe holder -ASSY@) Body PECTS) Gastion fan 7 SPOT Probe holder -ASSY(3) as 5 SAP PSE OT-O FRONT-COVER AP PSOLOE HANOLEASSY 7 SPLOT WANDLE-COVERG) : top - i RO TANOLE COVER) Tae —_—_ 3 AP PSEOT OA ‘SW Key top for O50 sch 70 SAP PSEOEIO OSE : a ii ‘SAPPSIOL-AL BACK-COVER-ASSY ~ : = Fe SAP-PS2-O1-12 ‘CONNECTOR-WINDOW 3 SPP FILTER COVER a ‘SAP-PS2-O1-14 ‘AIR FILTER 7 z rT ‘SAP-PS2-01-15 PROBE-CABLE-HOOK 16 SAPPSLOLIS POWER-CABLE-HOOK 7 ‘SAP-P52-01-17 BASE a = a 18 SAP-PS2-01-18 ‘ARM({) : POWER Switch side B SAP PSO ARNG) STC ide TREE Free sop hinge ~ rr CRED ick Finge DB ‘SAP-PS2-01-22 USB-COVER 3 ‘SAP-PS2-01-23 BOTTOM-COVER a wi CxES Panel ek Finge(i) Pry ‘SAP-P52-01-25 PANELCABLE-COVER ~ 26 SAPPSEOT IE FINGEASSY)MIN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter Parts List [INDEX DESCRIPTION junit [sin W PSC-143(16) ‘Cushion(2) 3 TPF-1001 Viewing monitor unit including OSD pcb, SW key top 2 ‘SAP-PS2-01-25 ‘Logo plate (prosound) 30 TPF-100icomplete cD-complete ASSY (with escutcheon, handle)WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapter5 Parts List 02 | OPERATION PANEL PNL-PROSOUND2 | S/N Operation Pane! OORIDE BA x @aaee 2X Incudng GIOSOTOOVO, Excluding.WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List ‘SIN PNL-PROSOUND2 02 | OPERATION PANEL Including Slide Variable Resistor STC AS4RYya— LestWN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List DESCRIPTION OPERATION PANEL| sav USE-15-PANEL (Operation Panel unit ‘SPAS ‘SPaiad ‘SP4i45 Ure 13 ‘With out cable URET With cable and connecter EPS48000"" EPS48700"" PNL-PROSOUND2(2) PNL-PROSOUND2(4) Tit supply ey pak 0 mde partindepndenty DHCOF-8/36-Pi.00-BTi4 Cable for Track bal ‘SAP-PSZ-O2-i2 Title plate = (prosounda) ‘SAP-PSZ-O2-13, Panel upper cover : purpleN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List 03 | POWER SUPPLY PARTS EU-6041* ‘SINN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List INDEX 03 DESCRIPTION POWER SUPPLY PARTS) UNIT sn “F% peserption TEE T EU-6041* Power Supply unit Input — ACL00~AC240V (CO-EUEO4I-D-01CS Cable harness (with Fan, cable, connector P5) = 3 EPSa6800" ower supply UN2 PCB 4 EPS46900"" Power supply UNi PCB 5 2i5002xEP FUSE (Fi, F2) with lead T2.0A/250VMN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List [04 [usi-33 UNIT USM-33*WN2-2037 Rev. 0 Chapters Parts List INDEX DESCRIPTION USM-33 UNIT| ONT sav PCB: TRX Refer the History Information to order. PCB : BF Refer the History Information to oder. 3 EPS46700"* CE : BEM(Back end module) Refer the History information to order. a or aay ‘Software NOT aMN2-2037, Rev.0 ProSound 2 Service Manual VOLUME 2 Revision History 1 Introduction This is the revision history of this service manual. 2. Revision History of VOLUME 2 ProSound 2 Service Manual VOLUME 2 Revision History Note ‘ontents Pai 112ProSound 2 SERVICE MANUAL ALOKA CO.,LTD. Head Quater : 6-22-1 Mure, Mitaka-Shi, Tokyo, Japan. Issued by: TOKYO WORKS, Medical System Engineering Depertment Printed by: ALOKA Technical Service Co., Ltd. Medical System Service Section 6-22-1 Mure, Mitaka-Shi, Tokyo, Japan. Telephone : +81-422-45-6567 Facsimile: +81-422-45-5227 VOLUME 2