IMV Easi-Scan User manual

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Your complete animal imaging solution
Easi-Scan
Quick Guide
Power On/Off
& freeze
function
Gain Adjust &
navigate through
main menu
Select
To enter main
menu and to
select menu
options.
Place the battery on the scanner and press
it rmly to connect.
Insert Bug goggle connector in to scanner
connector, making sure dots line up. Bug
goggles will power on automatically.
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Your complete animal imaging solution
Easi-Scan
Quick Guide
Main Menu
1. Gain – Adjust the gain using up and down
buttons.
2. Mode – Choose depth of penetration.
a. Detail - Depth – 6cm
b. Foetal sexing – 8cm
c. Ovary/Early – 8cm
d. Late – 12cm
3. Frequency and focal points adjust
automatically.
4. Timer – Records time on the farm in minutes.
5. Ageing – this gives a guideline to aid ageing
of the foetus (CRL & TD).
6. Standby – Prolongs the battery life.
7. Image – Store and review the images.
8. Cattle ID – Data entered here appears on
stored images.
9. Output – Choose the viewing device or USB.
Set up
1. BUGS contrast/ brightness – To adjust
the setting select either “Contrast” or
“Brightness”. The word “Adjust” will appear
alongside the selected option. Use the
Up and Down buttons to adjust the
settings, press the Select button to exit
adjustment mode.
2. Low Battery buzzer – The on screen indicator
will start to blink when the external battery is
nearing the end of its capacity. By switching
the “Low Batt Buzzer” option to on, the
scanner will give an audible indication
when this happens.
3. Grid – Choose the size of the grid on
viewing device.
4. Direction – Orientation of the display relative
to the probe.
5. Video channel – If you use remote monitors
choose the channel on which you want to
see the image.
6. Bluetooth – Switch on Bluetooth to use app
to enter cattle and practice ID.
7. Practice data – Records a practice name
over the image.
8. Revised modes – Switch it on for a wider
trapezoidal image (E4 only).
9. Factory reset – This will reset all settings to
factory defaults, stored images are not
affected.
10. Menu time – Chose how long the menu is
displayed for.
11. Languages – Choose language you want
menu to be displayed in.

Your complete animal imaging solution
Easi-Scan
Quick Guide
Note: All IMV imaging products are to be used
for animal applications only.
Care instructions
The Easi-Scan will be damaged if you:
• Drop it
• Hose it down
• Leave it wet
For a long and happy life:
• Clean immediately after use - before any
debris dries. Use antibacterial wipes to
reduce the need for drying.
• Thoroughly dry the scanner and the battery
before storage or charging.
• Once a fortnight discharge until scanner
automatically switches off, followed by a
complete charge for improved battery life.
• Do not store scanner for extended periods
without occasional exercise.
• Avoid knocking the probe head to prevent
damage to crystal array.
• Avoid iodine based solutions for disinfecting
the scanner.
Specications
The Easi-Scan meets all the essential and safety
requirements of all current relevant European
Directives.
The CE mark on the front label is a symbol of
this conformance. If you require any further
information regarding these directives please
contact us directly. This product is classed as
electronic equipment. At the end of its useful
life it should not be disposed of with general
waste, it should be taken to a recycling point for
electrical/electronic equipment. The crossed-out
wheelie bin symbol is placed on the front label
as a reminder and in conformance with the
European WEEE Directive.
Frequency: Easi-Scan: 4.5 to 8.5 MHZ
Easi-Scan Curve: 3 to 7MHZ
Easi-Scan Microconvex: 5 to
8MHZ
Battery
life:
7 hours with auto standby
mode
Depth
Range:
Easi-Scan / Easi-Scan
Microconvex: 6 – 12cm
Easi-Scan Curve: 8 – 24 cm
Environmental
proong:
Scanner and battery dust
and splash proof
Temperature
range:
-10°C to +40°C or
-14°F to +104°F
For more information/ how to videos/
applications support and clinical
resources please visit our website
www.imv-imaging.co.uk
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