GE Vivid S60 User manual

Touch panel
On/Off button
Active mode gain
TGC screen activation
2D Gain
Auto (Auto-tissue, ASO)
Cursor
Scan mode selection:
2D
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4D Control
Multi D Control
Loudspeaker volume ctl
Flex
Zoom
Clear
Depth
P1 (Print, capture)
Freeze & 2D Freeze
Measure & Caliper
Store
M-Mode
Color
PW
CW
Tissue Velocity Imaging
Trackball
Select keys
Update/Menu Key
Trackball Key
Upper Key
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On/Off button
To switch on the unit
Press the On/Off button (2) on the top left of the control
panel.
After initialization the default scanning screen is
displayed.
During the boot-up process the system may require the
user to enter a password to operate it.
By factory Login default, the Operator ID is USR and there
is no need to enter a password.
To switch off the system
Press the on/off button (2) on the top left of the control
panel.
The Exit dialogue window is displayed. Select Shutdown.
The shutdown process takes a few seconds and is
completed when the color of the on/off button changes
from green to amber.
TGC screen activation
The sliders nearest the operator (4) affect the far field.
TGC amplifies returning signals to correct for the
attenuation caused by tissue at increasing depths.
Touch Panel
Touch to select on the touch panel (1).
Rotaries can be rotated or pressed to adjust parameters.
Active mode gain
Rotate (3) to adjust gain in the active mode (2D, M-
Mode, Color, PW/CW, TVI).
2D Gain
When rotated clockwise (5), increases the overall gain
applied to the received echo signals equally for all depth.
Cursor
1. Press Cursor (7) on the control panel. A cursor line is
displayed on the 2D image.
2. Select the cursor type on the Touch panel.
3. With the trackball (9.1) adjust the position of the
cursor line.
4. Activate the desired mode.
M-Mode
2D
Press 2D (8.1) on the control panel to access 2D mode.
1. To access M-Mode from any other scan mode, press
MM (8.2) on the control panel.
2. Use the trackball (9.1) to position the cursor over the
required area of the image.
3. Press Freeze (17).
4. Use the trackball to scroll through the data acquired.
Auto (Auto-tissue, ASO)
Press Auto (6) on the Control panel to activate Automatic
Optimizations (Auto Tissue/Automatic Spectrum
Optimization).
Two Auto Tissue settings are available:
• Soft: optimizes the radial and lateral uniformity and
brightness of the tissue continuously in real-time.
• Sharp: further enhances the image display by optimizing
the gray scale curve.
The Auto Tissue (AT) setting (Soft or Sharp) can be turned
on/off by pressing Auto on the Control panel. The last used
setting is then applied. The Auto Tissue setting is
preserved when switching to 2D duplex mode.
The Auto Tissue settings are only available in live scanning
and cannot be turned off when the image is stored.
Automatic Spectrum Optimization (ASO) is used to
automatically adjust baseline and scale of the PW/CW
spectrum to optimize the spectral display. It will avoid the
display of a folded spectrum and stretch the spectrum
vertically as large as possible. ASO optimization is not
continuous but performed instantaneously each time Auto
is pressed.

CW
1. Press CW (8.5). A scanning screen is displayed with a
Doppler cursor on the 2D mode image and a Doppler
spectrum in the lower part of the screen.
2. Use the trackball (9.1) to position the Doppler cursor
line over the area of interest.
Tissue Velocity Imaging (TVI)
1. While in 2D mode press TVI (8.6) on the control panel.
2. Use the trackball (9.1) (assigned function: Pos) to
position the ROI frame over the area to be examined.
3. Press Set. The instruction Size should be highlighted in
the trackball status bar.
NOTE: If the trackball control Pointer is selected, press Set to
be able to select between Position and Size controls.
4. Use the trackball to adjust the dimension of the ROI.
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Trackball and related buttons
Select keys (9.2):
1. Angle: Sets the cut-planes and crop planes to pre-
defined positions.
2. Pos: Adjusts the ROI position
Update/Menu Key (9.3):
In Freeze: displays a pop-up System menu.
In Live duplex mode (Doppler or M-mode): toggles
Live/Freeze between the 2D image and the spectrum
image.
Trackball Key (9.4):
1. Scroll: scroll through the progress bar to watch the
cine loop frame by frame
2. Angle/Pos
3. Ptr: mouse left key
Upper key (9.5):
Configurable as either a select key, a pointer, an Image
store button, or an Image cursor.
To set the function:
1. Press Utility/Config on the Touch panel
2. Select Imaging/Global
4D Control
1. Enter 4D by pressing the 4D button (10)on the
control panel. The volume acquisition is started.
2. Adjust the desired parameters on the touch
panel.
Multi D Control
1. Press Multi-D (10)on the control panel
NOTE: The Bi-plane screen is displayed.
2. Press Tri-plane or Bi-plane on the touch panel to
activate the corresponding mode.
Loudspeaker volume control
Rotate (11)to adjust the volume level of the integrated
speakers.
PW
Color
1. From an optimized 2D image, press Color (8.3).
2. Use the trackball (9.1) (assigned function: Pos) to
position the ROI frame over the area to be examined.
3. Press Set. The instruction Size should be highlighted
in the trackball status bar.
NOTE: If the trackball control Pointer is selected, press
Trackball to be able to select between Position and Size
controls.
Use the trackball to adjust the dimension of the ROI.
1. Press PW (8.4). A scanning screen is displayed with a
Doppler cursor on the 2D mode image and a Doppler
spectrum in the lower part of the screen.
2. Use the trackball (9.1) to position the sample volume
location over the area of interest.
3. In PW, adjust the Sample Volume.
NOTE: Sample Volume adjustment may affect the Scale,
Frame rate and LV rej. settings.
NOTE: Adjustment of the Sample volume may affect the PRF
(Nyquist limit) settings.

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Zoom
Display zoom
1. Rotate the Zoom knob clockwise (13). The resulting
magnified image appears in the acquisition window.
An un-magnified image is displayed in the right
corner showing the outlined zoomed region.
2. Use the trackball (9.1) to position the zoom area
over the desired portion of the image.
3. To turn off the Display zoom, rotate the Zoom knob
counter clockwise.
High Resolution zoom
1. Press the Zoom knob (13).
2. Use the trackball (9.1) to position the zoom area
over the desired portion of the image.
3. Increase size as desired by turning the Zoom knob
clockwise.
4. Press Zoom one more time to turn off the HR zoom.
Clear
Press Clear (14)on the control panel. The text annotation
is erased. If text annotation contains a yellow portion,
typed previously, and a green portion which is the
currently typed text, the first press on Clear erases green
text. A second press erases the yellow text.
Depth
Rotating the depth knob (15) sets the maximum (far field)
distance that will be imaged. Decreasing the depth may
allow higher frame rates.
To print an image:
1. Press P1 (16)on the Control panel.
The image displayed on the screen is printed on the
printer, depending on the key assignment configuration.
P1 button configuration:
NOTE: The P1 button on the Control panel can be
configured to perform several actions (e.g. Video Print,
Laser print, DICOM storage...etc.).
1. Press Utility/Config on the Touch panel
2. Select the Connectivity category and Additional
outputs subgroup
3. In Button field select P1
4. Select an output device in the Available output field
and press the Right arrow button to assign the
device to the selected button
5. Adjust the device specific parameters and select OK
6. Adjust the image specific parameters
P1 (Print, Capture)
Freeze & 2D Freeze
1. Press Freeze (17).
The left and right markers are displayed on either
side of the last detected heart cycle on the ECG
trace.
2. Press 2D
The selected heart beat is played back.
3. Press 2D to freeze the cineloop.
4. Use the trackball to scroll through the acquisition
and find the sequence of interest.
5. Adjust Cycle Select and Num Cycles on the touch
panel.
6. In Freeze, press Set left or Set right to set the
corresponding cineloop boundary to the current
frame.
7. Adjust Left marker and Right marker to trim or
expand the cineloop boundaries.
8. Press 2D to run the cineloop and Store to store the
cineloop or Freeze to return to live scanning.
NOTE: Cineloop storage can be configured to store heart cycles
with additional time before and after the R-wave and to
display a preview before storage ( ‘Global imaging settings’)

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Measure
1. Press Measure (18)on the control panel.
The Measurement menu is displayed, showing the
measurement category for the current application.
To change Measurement category:
1. Select the heading in the Measurement menu and
choose another category.
NOTE: This can also be done from the Touch panel.
To perform measurements from a study:
1. Select the study (folder) in the Measurement menu.
NOTE: This can also be done from the Touch panel.
2. Perform the measurement. Follow the instructions
displayed on screen
Caliper
1. Press Caliper (18)on the Control panel and
select the desired measurement tool.
2. Perform the measurement. Follow the
instructions displayed on screen.
Store
Storing an image:
1. While scanning in any mode, press Freeze.
2. With the trackball, scroll through the cineloop and
select the required image.
3. Press Store (19)
Storing a cineloop:
1. While scanning, press Store.
2. If desired, select and adjust the cineloop to store
using the cineloop controls on the touch panel.
3. Press Store (19) to save the cineloop.
NOTE: The system can be configured to perform either
• Retrospective storage: while scanning press Store to
store
the last elapsed defined number of cycles/seconds.
• Prospective storage: while scanning press Store to
start storage of the forthcoming defined number of
cycles/ seconds.
The user can also configure the system to preview the
cineloop before storage or save the cineloop directly.
To configure the cineloop storage go to ‘Global imaging
settings’ .
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