DC-40 Training material(Advanced)

Ultrasound Global Technical Support Departmen

t [email protected]
Version:V3.0
NO.:MCS-16008-DC-40

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OTY-12002 （ 3.0 ）
 Differences between DC-N3, DC-40
DC-40 V1.0 is designed based on DC-N3, thire working principle are similar.
Furthermore, DC-40 supports more high-end option functions then DC-N3.

Appearance

Model DC-N3 DC-40 V1.0

Standard configuration: 15’ 15’
Monitor
Optional configuration: 17’ 17’/19’

Touch Screen 无 10.4’

Gel Warmmer 无 Yes

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 Differences between DC-N3, DC-40

Hardwares

Model DC-N3 DC-40 V1.0

Same: CW Board ， 4D-TEE Board ， fans ， battery ， wheels
Different: TR Board (hardware the same, but different firmware), Digital
Main Unit
Board (hardware the same, but different firmware), PC module ， Probe
Board ， Mother Board ， HDD ， IO Board

Power Supply Same: AC-DC Board ， AUX Board

System Different: DC-DC (hardware the same, but different firmware),

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 Differences between DC-40, and DC-40 V2.0 (FHD)
DC-40 V2.0 (FHD) is designed based on DC-40 V1.0, it has optimized appearance design, hardware logical changes, bigger monitor and touch screen, more
probes and function supported, such as Smart Face, Smart Flc, Smart V, and etc.

Appearance

Model DC-40 V1.0 DC-40 V2.0

Standard configuration: 15’
Monitor Standarded 21.5’
Optional configuration: 17’ and 19’

Touch Screen 10.4’’ 13.3’’

Gel Warmmer Yes Yes

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 Differences between DC-40, and DC-40 V2.0 (FHD)

Hardwares

Model DC-40 V1.0 DC-40 V2.0 (FHD)

Same: TR Board, CW Board ， Mother Board, 4D-TEE Board ， fans
， battery ， wheels
Main Unit
Different: Digital Board (hardware the same, but different firmware), PC
module ， Probe Board ， HDD ， IO Board

Power Supply
All the same: AC-DC Board ， AUX Board, DC-DC
System

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 Contents

 System Overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive Maintenance
 Troubleshooting

DC-40 V1.0 DC-40 V2.0

(DC-40 with Full HD)

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 System Overview

 Appearance

 Configuration

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 System Overview-Appearance

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 System Overview-Appearance

SN format (SN Start with)

System model Old version DC-40 DC-40 with Full HD
(DC-40 V1.0) (DC-40 V2.0)
Product Code 2136 2148
DC-33 8T-******** CU1-********
DC-35 8U-******** CU2-********
DC-36 8V-******** CU3-********
DC-38 8W-******** CU4-********
DC-39 8X-******** CT6-********
DC-40 8Y-******** CT7-********
DC-41 9A-******** CU5-********
DC-42 9B-******** CU6-********
DC-43 9C-******** CU7-********
DC-44 9D-******** CU8-********
DC-45 9E-******** CU9-********
DC-40S 9F-******** CV1-********
DC-40 Pro 9G-******** CT8-********
DC-40 Exp 9H-******** CT9-********
DC-40T 9J-******** CV2-********

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 System Overview-Appearance

Monitor

Touch
screen
Louver

Control panel

Handle I/O Panel

Transducer
sockets Power supply
panel
Caster
（ DC-40 V1.0 ）

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 System Overview-Appearance

Monitor

Touch
screen
Louver

Control panel

Handle I/O Panel

Transducer
sockets Power supply
panel
Caster
（ DC-40 V2.0 ）

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 System Overview-Appearance

Power Button Indicators

Battery/AC/Standby/Hard disk

PC keyboard
USB Port

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 System Overview-Appearance

Pencil probe
Mic port
port

USB port

ECG port

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 System Overview-Appearance
S-Video in （ reserved ）
Audio out Audio in
S-Video out
12V, 5V, 3.3V,
display signal
PHV indicator

USB port

VGA port

Ethernet
interface

Video in （ reserved ） Remote

DVI port
Video out

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Standard Configuration
Main unit
Accessories
*Operator’s manuals
*Ultrasound gel
*Ultrasound gel holder
*Probe holder
*System power line
*Dust-proof cover
*Probe ports dust-proof cover
*4D probe port dust-proof cover
*Grounding line
*Tray-B & Tray-S

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Optional Configuration-Hardware Options
No
Item Remarks
.
1 4D module /
2 17’ /19’ LCD module For DC-40 V1.0
3 Wireless Adapter /
4 CW module /
5 Lithium battery 14.8V, 6600mAh
6 ECG module /
7 Foot switch module /
8 Pencil probe Need pencil probe cable and CW board first
9 1D Bar Code Scanners /
10 Needle Guide Bracket /
11 Gel Warmer /

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Optional Configuration-Software Options
No
Item Remarks
.
1 Free Xros M /
2 Free Xros CM /
3 TDI /
4 TDI Quantitative Analysis Need TDI assembly first
5 iScape View /
6 Smart3D /
7 iPage Need 4D assembly first
8 iLive Need 4D assembly first
9 Smart NT /
10 Smart Bladder /

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Optional Configuration-Software Options
No
Item Remarks
.
11 IMT /

12 IVF /

13 Smart OB /

14 Nerve Package /

15 Emergency/Critical Package /

16 Contrast Imaging /

17 Elastography /

18 iScanHelper /

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Optional Configuration-Software Options
No
Item Remarks
.
19 Smart Face V2.0 or higher
20 Smart Volume V2.0 or higher
21 Smart FLC V2.0 or higher

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Optional Configuration-Software Options

No
Item Remarks
.
22 DICOM Basic /

23 DICOM Worklist Need DICOM Basic first

24 DICOM Query/Retrieve Need DICOM Basic first

25 DICOM MPPS Need DICOM Basic first

26 DICOM OB/GYN structured report Need DICOM Basic first

27 DICOM Cardiac structured report Need DICOM Basic first

28 DICOM Vascular structured report Need DICOM Basic first

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Probe Model
Probe Probe Region
Intended use
model type applied
Gynecology, obstetrics, abdominal, vascular,
3C5A Convex Body surface
musculoskeletal, pediatric

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, musculoskeletal,

6C2 Convex Body surface
abdominal, cephalic, cardiac, nerve

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

7L4A(I) Linear o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic, Body surface
orthopedic

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

Body surface
7L4A(II) Linear o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic,
V01.54.00 or higher
orthopedic

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

7L5 Linear o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic, Body surface
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orthopedic
 System Overview-Configuration
 Probe Model

Probe Probe Region

Intended use
model type applied
Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul
L12-3E Linear Body surface
o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic, orthopedic

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

L7-3 Linear Body surface
o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic, orthopedic

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

L14-6 Linear Body surface
o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, muscul

L14-6NE Linear Body surface
o-skeletal, abdominal, cephalic

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Probe Model
Probe Probe Region
Intended use
model type applied

Pediatric, cardiac, abdominal, cephalic,

P4-2 Phased Body surface
transcranial

Pediatric abdomen, pediatric cardiac, neonatal

P7-3 Phased cephalic, neonatal abdomen, neonatal cardiac, Body surface
nerve, orthopedic

V10-4B Convex Gynecology, obstetrics, urology Transvaginal

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Probe Model
Probe Probe Region
Intended use
model type applied

V11-3 Convex Gynecology, obstetrics, urology Transvaginal

Bi-plane
CB10-4E (convex Urology (Prostate, seminal vesicle, bladder) Transrectal
&convex)

Convex
D7-2E Gynecology, obstetrics, abdominal Body surface
(4D)

Pencil
CW5s Deep vascular, cardiac, transcranial Body surface
probe

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 System Overview-Configuration
 Probe Model

model type Intended use Region

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, musculo-skeleta Body surface

L13-3 Linear
l, abdominal, cephalic, orthopedic V02.00.00 or higher

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, musculoskeletal, abdominal, Body surface

C6-2 Convex
cephalic, cardiac, nerve V02.00.00 or higher

Small parts, vascular, pediatric, musculo-skeletal Body surface

7L4B Linear
, abdominal, cephalic, orthopedic V02.00.00 or higher

Bi-plane
Transrectal
6LB7 (convex Urology (Prostate, seminal vesicle, bladder) V02.00.00 or higher
&Linear)
Body surface
D7-2 Convex (4D) Gynecology, obstetrics, abdominal V02.00.00 or higher

Transrectal
DE11-3E Convex (4D) Gynecology, obstetrics, V02.00.00 or higher

Pediatric abdomen, pediatric cardiac, neonatal cephalic, Body surface

P10-4E Phased
neonatal abdomen, neonatal cardiac, nerve, orthopedic V02.00.00 or higher
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 Contents

 System Overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive Maintenance
 Troubleshooting

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 Installation

 Power Supply Requirement

 Environmental conditions

 Unpacking

 Peripheral devices

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 Installation-Power Supply Requirement

 Voltage
100-240V

 Frequency
50/60 Hz

 Power consumption
600VA

Note: If the power supply is unstable, a online UPS is highly recommended. If a

UPS is needed, the consumption is at least 1200VA.

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 Installation-Environmental conditions

 Storage and Transportation Environment

 Ambient temperature: -20℃ ~ 55℃

 Relative humidity: 30% ~95% (no condensation)

 Atmospheric pressure: 700 hPa ~ 1060 hPa

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 Installation-Environmental conditions
 Operating Environment

Ambient temperature for different parts:

0℃ ~ 40℃ for unit and probes( except 4D probe) ;

10℃ ~ 40℃ for D7-2E probe.

Relative humidity: 30% ~85% (no condensation)

Atmospheric pressure: 700 hPa ~ 1060 hPa

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 Installation-Environmental conditions
 Requirements for Space

 Place the system with accessories in a proper position so that users can
operate it conveniently. Maintain a clearance of 20cm around the
system, so that heat can radiate effectively.

 Place the system in the environment where ventilation is good or air-

conditioned.

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 Installation-Environmental conditions
 Requirements for Position

Do not install the system in the following positions:

 Heat source
 High-humidity
 Flammable gas
 Intense magnetic field (e.g., a transformer nearby)
 High-frequency radio wave

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 Installation-Unpacking
 Unpacking
Before unpacking, please confirm if package is OK, if
any damage on package, please take detailed photos as evidence;
Select enough space to unpack and confirm the items in
package according to packing list;
After unpacking, please confirm if the appearance of machine
is OK, if not, please contact Mindray and feedback the photos
about machine and package.

If color indicator turn Red

Attention about
Please remember to take photos! package

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 Installation-Unpacking

 Dimension:
1330~1480mm(H) ×803mm(D) ×600mm(W)
 Net weight: about 69 Kg
 Gross weight: about 79 Kg
 Package size: 1400mm(H)×1000mm(D)×660mm(W)

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 Installation-Unpacking
 Unpacking

2 、 Remove the package upwards

1 、 Cut the
belts

If the height of th
e room is not enou
gh, you can do like 2-
1 and 2-2 steps.
2-1 、 Clamp the plastic 2-2 、 Open the package
locking clip and pull it
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 Installation-Unpacking
 Unpacking

3 、 Loosen the strainer 4 、 Take out LCD protecting foam

6 、 Carry the machine off the pallet

5 、 Take out accessories/probes box
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 Installation-Unpacking
 Probe holder

Click button to
pull out

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 Installation-Unpacking
 Connect Power Cord and adjust angle

Adjust the Angle

of the display

Adjust the Angle

of the touch screen

Power cord

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Fix intracavity probe bracket

Fix the intracavity probe bracket adapter with two M4×12 screws :
Fix the intracavity probe bracket with two M4×12 screws :

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Connect probe

Before connecting or disconnecting probe, we should freeze the

image or power off system firstly. For not used sockets, we
should cover it with probe dust-proof cover.

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Connect USB Foot Switch

1 、 Connect USB port.

2 、 Preset function in system preset.

USB

Print Freeze

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Connect USB Printer

USB

1 、 Connect the data cable to the USB port on the system.

2 、 Connect the power cord to an appropriate power supply that is well
grounded.

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Connect B/W Video Printer

1 、 Take off the cover of compartment under the control

panel.
2 、 Plug the AC power cord hidden in the compartment to
the AC input port of the printer.
3 、 Analog B/W video printer: Connect the video signal
cable in the compartment to the VIDEO IN port on the
printer, and connect the Remote control cable to the
Remote port on the printer.
4 、 Digital B/W video printer:connecte USB cable in the
compartment to the printer.
5 、 Place the printer in the compartment,make the foot
pad be locked in the limit convex band of the main u
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nit front cover.

 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Connect B/W Video Printer

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 Installation-Peripheral devices
 Printer
Printer Driver Service
Connection Key config
model Needed? setting
Graph/text
USB cable & Power cable Yes /
printer
Analog Remote cable& Video
No
printer cable& Power cable Route:
Digital Print
USB cable & Power cable Yes
printer Preset- Route ：
Print System Preset-Key
Network Network (with cable or Service configure
Yes
printer wireless) via IP address

DICOM Network (with cable) via

No
printer DICOM standard

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 Contents

 System Overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive Maintenance
 Troubleshooting

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 Software

 iStation
 Setup
 Maintenance
 Make recovery
 Specific software

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 Software-iStation
Press the <F2> key on the keyboard to enter iStation menu.

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 Software-iStation
 Patient data export
 Send Exam
Send patient files to external location, allowing file format changed to
PC format (JPG, BMP, AVI, TIFF, DCM)
The format changed files can’t be imported back.

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 Software-iStation
 Patient data export
 Backup Exam
Copy all data of non-activated patient exams to external location
(CD/DVD, removable devices) without changing file format.
Exported data(Original format) can be restored back to local database

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 Software-Setup

Press the <F10> key on the keyboard to enter Setup menu.

Print configured

Preset data management

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 Software-Setup
System Preset-Region

Preset language and time

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 Software-Setup
System Preset-General

Preset image size

Display Setting Open or close screen saver

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 Software-Setup
System Preset-Image

Preset default probe

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 Software-Setup
System Preset-Key Config

Preset trackball and key

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 Software-Setup
System Preset-Admin

Access control preset

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 Software-Setup
Exam Mode

Exam mode for probe

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 Software-Setup
Measure

Measure item added

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 Software-Setup
 Print Preset-Print Service

Add Printer service

② Input the service name

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 Software-Setup
Print Preset-Print Service

③
Select the Printer and Configure

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 Software-Setup
Print Preset-Print Driver

Add Digital & Report Printer

Printer supported list

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 Software-Setup
 Print Preset-Image Setting

Only available for digital printer

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 Software-Setup
Network Preset-Local TCP/IP

Wired network

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 Software-Setup
Network Preset-Local TCP/IP

Wired or Wireless

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 Software-Maintenance
Maintenance-Option

Directly click on the Activate trial button is OK.

Customer has a free 90 days trial for each option.
Need key file to install optional function. Key file is unique,
related with S/N and MAC address(CPU module)
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 Software-Maintenance
About-About

MAC address

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 Software-Maintenance
About-About Detail

Application software version

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 Software-Maintenance

 Login as service
 When Access Control is disabled: press “ctrl”+“/” to pop up the Login
dialogue box, select Service as the user name.
 When Access Control is enabled: click on the access control icon on
the right bottom corner on screen, then click change user, the login
dialogue box will appear, press “ctrl”+“/” to show the hidden users,
select Service to login.
Password: elan0817

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 Software-Maintenance
Maintenance-Other

User account

Export Log and Load Factory

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 Software-Maintenance
Maintenance-Other

Service account

Access to recover application

software only

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 Software-Specific software
 MedSight ( Support iOS system only )

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 Software-Make recovery

 Recovery types
 Recover operating system and application software together.
 Recover application software only.

 Preparations
 Get a safe USB disk, minimum 2G space, FAT32 format, only one
partition (you can also use disk to do the recovery).
 Get software package.

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 Software-Make recovery

 Recovery procedure
 Step One - Data Backup
 Step Two – Make the Recovery USB Flash Drive
 Step Three –Software Recovery
 Step Four – Verification

For more detailed steps, please refer to System Recovery Guide.

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 Contents

 System Overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive Maintenance
 Troubleshooting

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Hardware

Part 1 Schematic Diagram of System Hardware

Part 2 Main Hardwares Location

Part 3 Ultrasound Front-End Unit

Part 4 Ultrasound Back-End Unit

Part 5 Peripherals

Part 6 Power Supply Unit

Part 7 Others

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Hardware
 Schematic Diagram of System Hardware
SATA USB Secondary
switching display
Drive Main display
SATA
5V board
Speaker
5V USB 5V
Ultrasound
signal
Comm&control Audio
VGA 12V DVI Hard
Power supply
Control disk
Clock panel ECG
board
12V 5V SATA
12V
5V
WiFi PCIE
IO board DC
module

Mother board Probe board

Battery
Battery
Connecting
Back-end
Board unit
EDC_12V EDC_12V DC DC DC
Power supply unit
AC
Transmitting/
AC-DC board DC-DC board Digital board
receiving board Front-end unit

AC IN AC AC OUT
Auxiliary output 4D&TEE CPU
board CW
AC OUT board Module
Board

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Hardware
 Main Hardwares Location

 Disassemble left/right cover. Left/

right cover is buckle design, no sc
rew.

 Use screw driver to push the buckl

e inward from the semicircle gap a
t the bottom of cover then use the
screw driver to pry the cover up
then the cover could be taken out.

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Hardware
 Main Hardwares Location

The left side of DC-40

Output Fan
TR Board

AD-DC
module

DC-DC Board Digital Board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit

 Probe Board

 T&R Board

 CW Board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit

Transmitting/Receiving Board Mother Probe Board

Board
Probe
socket A

64
Transmit Probe
Transmittin ting socket B
64CH 64CH 128CH Electric
g/Receiving Data To relay
FPGA 128CH Probe
socket C
64
Receivin
g
Probe
Clock socket D
Control
clip
5.7V、+100V
PWR 12V、-100V
Power
supply Control

Ultrasound
signal

Comm&control
Power supply
CW Board DC-DC Board clock

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit Probe Board
Probe Board

A probe socket
156pin
Probe control
signal
CPLD
B probe socket
156pin

Probe signal
C probe socket
Probe 156pin
Ultrasound signal TR Mother control
Communication Board Board circuit
and control
Power supply
D probe socket
12V/5.7V/+100V/-100V 260pin

64-Channel 128-Channel
High- Signal switch
T/R signal T/R signal
voltage （relay）
switch

4D&TEE Digital
Board Board 4D&TEE signal

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit Probe Board

 Provides 64 to 128 channels switching by High-Voltage Switch.

(Probe board only supports 128 channels, 192 elements switching is performed
in the probe)

 Supports 4 probe ports switching and probe ID recognition on every port. (The
circuits for ID recognition and probe switching are independent)

 Probe board includes three 156-pin sockets and one 260-pin socket

 Supports 128/192 elements probe, 4D probe, phased array probe and bi-planar
probe

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 Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit Probe Board

High Voltage
Switch

156 Pins
Socket

260 Pins Socket CPLD

(4D/192 elements probe and bi-planar probe)

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit TR Board

T&R board
High-
64ch voltage 64ch Drive
pulse
output
circuit
circuit

Probe Mother
board board
High-voltage 64ch AFE chip 64ch
T&R
isolation x8 FPGA

Clock
ATGC
circuit

12V/-12V/5.7V/-5.7V/4V/3.3V
/2.5V/1.8V/PHV1P/PHV1N
12V/5.7V/
Clock
-5.7V/4V
Ultrasonic signal
Communication
& control
Power supply T&R signal of
CW board pencil probe
Clock signal

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit TR Board

64-Channel Transmitting.

64-Channel transmission wave formed then driven to high voltage pulse.

64-Channel Receiving.

High Voltage Isolation.

Amplifying and A/D convert (AFE chip).

Beam forming via TR FPGA.

Clock module, the clock source of the entire front-end is on the TR board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit TR Board

Transmitting
MOSFET
Transmitting
High-voltage Driver
isolation

Receiving
(AFE)

CW board

TR FPGA (optional)

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit CW Board

TR board

Digital echo
CW
Transmitting
circuit
I channel Signal Mother Probe Phased
control board board probe
Lowpass IV
ADC
filter transfer

Demodulation LNA
Circuit

Lowpass
ADC
filter
Q channel Mother Pencil
CW
board probe
Transmitting
Clock circuit

12V/5.7V/
CW board -5.7V/4V

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Front-End Unit CW Board

CW board CW board installed on the T&R board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit

 Digital Board & CPU Module

 Audio and Video Signal Flow

 4D&TEE Board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit
SATA
Mother Digital board
Hard 5V、3.3V board
Comm signal, with
disk front-end
IO board Audio/
Video,
etc PCIE
network DVI
CPU module
VGA
USB USB, PCIE, etc
X2
PCIE
Video S_Video
Status indicating signal, test PHY
out out
signal, etc
Multi-
Remote
Line functional
out Clock(from FPGA
DSP
trans/receiving board)
Video FPGA
S_Video in
WiFi PCIE in
4D&TEE signal (to probe board)

module 3.3V
Line in
PC12V、 PC12V、12V、5V、
5V、3.3V 5Vstb、-5.7V、3.3V、-12V
12V、 Signal
-12V control
Power
Ultrasound supply
signal control
Communication siganl
&control
Power supply
Clock

DC-DC board 4D&TEE board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit Digital Board & CPU Module
Digital board
Clock
Front-end
Front DSP FPGA
comm PCIE PHY
end
control USB
Control
panel
PCIE
USB
4D&TEE
board
PCIE X1
WIFI
assembly
1Gbit Ethernet SMBUS

Video in

S-Video in

Audio in

MIC in
USB Audio out IO board
port USB x2 VGA Touch
board CPU Screen
module DVI Main
DVI display
Control bus
VGA
Audio LPC
output Video
switch
S-Video Out

Speaker Video Out

Data bus LVDS Multifunctional
FPGA Video Out Video
printer
Remote(Print) box

Communication
& control
UART DC-DC
Power supply Power-on control
Clock board
signal

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit Digital Board & CPU Module

The function of Digital Board:

CPU module carrier, provides a standard COM-E socket.

DSP (digital signal processing) FPGA.

Processing the signals of B, C, D image modes.
Sending the image data to CPU module for further process.
Transmitting the control bus from CPU module to each board of the front-
end unit via DSP FPGA.

Multi-functional FPGA completes the video format converting, back-end

control, port extension, etc.

4D&TEE board carrier.

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit Digital Board & CPU Module

CPU module

Digital
board

4D&TEE board

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit Audio and Video Signal Flow

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit Audio and Video Signal Flow

Digital board
MIC in

Audio out

VGA Touch
Screen
DVI Main
display
Control bus DVI
Audio LPC
Video VGA
output CPU IO board
switch
module S-Video Out

Video Out
Speaker Data bus LVDS Multifunctional
FPGA Video Out Video
printer
box
Remote(Print)

Power-on control
signal

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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit 4D&TEE Board
Communication
Ultrasound signal
4D&TEE Board & control
Power supply

Communication control signal

12V、-12V
Voltage
control D M P
ig o ro
it th b
DAC a e
Motor drive
l r e
Signal Power signal
b b b 4D
amplification amplification o o o probe
a a a
rd rd rd
Hall feedback signal for 4D probe

TEE probe
Temp/angle
Low-pass support signal TEE probe
ADC signal detection
filter (reserved)
and amplification

 Power amplification for 4D drive signal; outputs required sig

nal to drive the probe to the designated position.
 Provides 4D Hall signal returning channel.
 Amplify and sample the TEE probe temperature and angle signa
l.
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Hardware
 Ultrasound Back-End Unit 4D&TEE Board

4D&TEE
Board
4D&TEE Board installed on the
Digital Board

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Hardware
 Peripherals

 Control Panel
 PC Keyboard
 Touch Screen
 Monitor
 ECG Module
 DVD-RW

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Hardware
 Peripherals Control Panel

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Hardware
 Peripherals Control Panel

Control Panel
USB Port Control Panel Encoder
Power
Signal Board
Touch Screen
Signal
Gel Warmer
Power
TGC Board

Control Panel
PCBA
PC keyboard
Port

USB Port Trackball Buzzer USB Port

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Hardware
 Peripherals PC Keyboard

Gel Warmer
Connector

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Hardware
 Peripherals Touch Screen(DC-40 V1.0)
 10.4” display
 Resolution 800X600
 Capacitive touch screen
 12V DC power
 VGA signal

Touch Signal Power VGA Signal

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Hardware
 Peripherals Touch Screen(DC-40 V2.0)

 13.3” display
 Resolution 1920X1080
 Capacitive touch screen
 12V DC power

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Hardware
 Peripherals Monitor

DC-40 V1.O:
15”(standard)
17”(optional)
Indicator
Resolution 1024X768

DC-40 V2.0
21.5”display Monitor Signal
Resolution 1920X1080 （ DVI ）

Both:
DVI signal input
Voltage:12V
Monitor Power
（ 12V ）

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Hardware
 Peripherals ECG Module

ECG lead ECG Board Pwr DC-DC

Board

DC IN
Mother
R
Socket Am Samp board DSP
Filter wave
port plify ling
test FPGA

USB port Digital

board Board
USB

 After amplification, filtering and sampling, the ECG signal will b

e sent to DSP FPGA. Meanwhile, detect R-wave, and generate EC
G triggering signal. Then it will be sent to DSP FPGA through
serial port.

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Hardware
 Peripherals ECG Module

MIC Port

USB Connector Board

ECG Board

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Hardware
 Peripherals DVD-RW

DVD-RW

DC-40 V1.0, DVD-RW is standard configuration

DC-40 V2.0, DVD-RW is optional configuration

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 Hardware
 DC-40 V2.0 Monitor arm offer 2 options:

height-fixed arm

height-adjusted arm

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit

 Auxiliary Output Adapter

 AC-DC Board
 DC-DC Board
 System power on process

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit

CPU
module Power Power
Power supply mgnt signal supply mgnt test
mgmt port

Comm
port MF I2C Power supply
FPGA monitoring
Digital board

RELAY
AC Print
Mother
Auxiliary AC-DC board
output board
AC OUT adaptor DC_PWR
DC_PWR DC- DC

DC_OUT
AC IN

I2C

Battery BAT Charging/discharging

Battery circuit DC-DC
connecting board
board
Comm& Power
control supply

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit Auxiliary Output Adapter

Auxiliary output adapter board

AC IN
AC AC OUT
EMI
filter
surge
rejection

AC-DC
board

Power supply

 Auxiliary output adapter board connects to AC input directly, and

supplies power to printers

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit Auxiliary Output Adapter

Auxiliary Output
Adapter

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit AC-DC Board

LLC
resonance
EMI APFC EDC_+12V
half-
AC IN filter circuit
bridge
circuit
DC-DC
board

Auxiliary
output
board RELAY

AC-DC board

Communication
Power supply
& control

 Convert AC to +12V DC.

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit AC-DC Board

AC-DC Board

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit DC-DC Board
Battery
Mother Battery
board adaptor

I2C
Battery
mgnt and
Charging
PHV mgnt
circuit

EDC_+12V
BUCK
AC-
DC RELAY
12V
board
5.7V BUCK BUCK 5.0V

4.0V BUCK BUCK 3.3V

2.5V BUCK BUCK 1.6V

-5.7V -12V
BUCK_BOOST BUCK_BOOST
Digital
board +100V
PC12V
-100V FLYBACK BOOST
Power supply

Control PHV1P FLYBACK FLYBACK PHV1N

signal

CW+ CW-
LDO FLYBACK LDO

Power supply
Control Power
panel Power supply
supply
monitoring
mgnt
Control/status
indicator
DC-DC board

Comm&control Power supply

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit DC-DC Board

DC-DC Board

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit System power on process

Input AC

Press the power button

（Control panel）

Receive PWR_BTN_N enable

（Power management FPGA）
DC-DC 12V is
powered on
Power management output DC-DC board output
PWRBTN# enable other powers
PWR_OK enable
（Power management output）

S3#和S4# disenabled
（CPU module output）
CPU start up
（CPU module）

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Hardware
 Power Supply Unit System power on process
CPU module
S P
3 S WP
# 4 D 5 R W
1 V B R
# 2 S T _
V T N O
B
# K

PWR_OK
PWRBTN#
S3#
S4#
Digital board
D12V
5VSTB

Mother
Power
button on PWR_BTN_N board
control PWR_OK
panel PWRBTN#
S3#
S4#
Battery Battery interface D12V
assembly 5VSTB
Battery interface DC-DC board

Relay ON PWR_BTN_N

AC-DC Relay ON
board
EDC_12V EDC_12V

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Hardware
 Others
The back side of DC-40 Wifi Antenna

Hard Disk
(1TB)

IO Board Wifi Board

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Hardware
 Others
The left side of DC-40 The front side of DC-40

Outlet Fan (Top) Inlet Fan (Bottom) Battery (Optional)

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Hardware
Comparison of DC-40 V1.0 and DC-40 V2.0
Old version DC-40 DC-40 with Full HD
Hardware items Remark
(DC-40 V1.0) (DC-40 V2.0)
PC Module 115-038155-00 115-057724-00 Totally different
Digital board assembly 115-038154-00 115-057725-00 Totally different
IO Board assembly 115-038201-00 115-057727-00 Totally different
Key board assembly 115-038148-00 115-057728-00 Totally different
TGC board 801-2119-00029-00 115-057729-00 Totally different
Wifi card 023-001226-00 023-001528-00 Totally different
Totally different:
115-057732-00(3A+1E) *
Probe board assembly 115-038156-00(3A+1E) Two options for DC-40
115-057732-00(4A) ** with Full HD
Totally different:
Horizontal adjustable arm
Monitor holding arm Horizontal adjustable arm Two options for DC-40
Free arbitrary arm
with Full HD
Monitor 15/17/19 inch 21.5 inch Totally different
Touch screen 10.4 inch 13.3 inch Totally different
Totally different in
HDD 1TB HDD 1TB HDD
software
4D Module 115-038143-00 the same FRU
CW Module 115-045956-00 the same FRU
Transmit & Receive Board 115-038200-00 the same FRU
Mother board 115-035614-00 the same FRU
Small keyboard 115-038149-00 the same FRU
AC-DC board 115-015306-00 the same FRU
DC-DC board 115-038202-00 the same FRU
Power Auxiliary Output Board
115-015307-02 the same FRU

*3A+1E means the probe board assembly provides 3 sockets of 156 Pin and 1 socket of 260 Pin
**4A means the probe board assembly provides 4 sockets of 156 Pin

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 Contents

 System Overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive Maintenance
 Troubleshooting

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 Preventive maintenance

 Flow of cleaning
 Clean the system or peripherals
 General Check
 System Function Check
 Electrical Safety Inspection
 Recommended frequency

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 Preventive Maintenance-Flow of cleaning
Power off and pull out the
power cables

Clean dust-proof covers

Clean monitor and touch screen

Clean trackball

Clean control and minor panel

Clean probes

Clean holders

Clean cover

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals
 Clean dust-proof covers:
 Tool: Soft brush
 Method:
 a) Disassemble dust-proof cover before cleaning.
System dust-proof cover: Grab the lower side of the dust net frame, and then pull out the
net. Main unit

Dust-proof

Probe port dust-proof cover: there is a probe port dust-proof cover at the front of the
system, Pull it out.
 b) Cleaning: with soft brush and then wipe off the dust.
 c) Assemble dust-proof covers.
Input the dust-proof clasp into the slot of the main unit, push the dust-proof inward until
the dust-proof clasp is blocked in the slot.

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals
 Clean trackball:

 Disassembling the trackball:

Press the bulges on the clamping ring by both hands and turn the ring about
45°clockwise until it lifts. Take out the ring and the rotary ball. Be careful not to
drop the ball. See the figure below.

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals
 Clean trackball:
 Cleaning the trackball:
Clean the two long shafts, the bearing and the rotary ball with clean soft dry cloth
or paper.

Bearing Long shaft

Long shaft

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals
 Clean trackball:
 Installing the trackball:
Put the rotary ball back in the trackball mechanism and align the clamping ring
with the top cover notches. Press the bulges on the ring with both hands and turn
the ring about 45° counterclockwise until the ring clicks and locks. As the bulges
are flush with the top cover, the ring is secured. See the figure below.

Clamping ring click

Top cover notch

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals

 Monitor and touch screen:

Check that the monitor or touch screen is not skew and the fixing mechanism is
secured.

 Covers, control and minor panel:

Use neutral detergent to wipe off any dirt on the main unit covers and control
panel. If it is difficult to clean the control panels, remove the switch covers first
and then wash off the dirt using neutral detergent.

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 Preventive Maintenance-Clean the system or peripherals

 Probes:
Wipe off any dirt from the probe, check if there is any abnormality such as crack
and then connect it to the main unit. Use a soft brush to clean the probe holder.

 Video Printer:

Clean the thermal head according to the operation manual of each printer.

 Cable / cord :

Use neutral detergent to clean the cables and power cord.

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Preventive Maintenance-General Check

When we do preventive maintenance, we usually will visual inspection the

probe, power supply cord and plug, battery(options) to see whether they are in
normal status.

For detailed steps, please refer to service manual.

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Preventive Maintenance-System Function Check

The system function checking is not required during Preventive Maintenance.

Engineer or customer may use it as part of product Quality Assurance
Program tests .

Usually, we will check the LCD, keyboard, B\C\Doppler\M mode status,

measurement, software menu and so on.

For detailed steps, please refer to service manual.

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 Preventive Maintenance-Electrical Safety Inspection

 Electrical Safety Inspection Form

No. Content

1 Power Cord Plug

2 Device Enclosure and Accessories

3 Device Labeling

4 Protective Earth Resistance

5 Earth Leakage

6 Patient Leakage Current

7 Mains on Applied Part Leakage

8 Patient Auxiliary Leakage Current

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 Preventive Maintenance-Electrical Safety Inspection

 Electrical Safety Inspection

 For scheduled inspection and unopened repair type, item 1,2,3 should be
performed.
 For opened repair type, not modify the power part including transformer or
patient circuit board, item 1,2,3,4,5 should be performed.
 For opened repair type, modify the power part including transformer or
patient circuit board, item 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 should be performed.
For detailed steps, please refer to service manual.

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Preventive Maintenance-Recommended frequency

 Recommended frequency of cleaning

No. Content Frequency

1 Clean dust-proof covers Once a month

2 Clean monitor and touch screen Once a month

3 Clean trackball Once a month

4 Clean control and minor panel Once a month

5 Clean probes (the head) Every time after using

6 Check power cable, plug Once a month

7 Electrical safety inspection Once a year

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 Contents

 System overview
 Installation
 Software
 Hardware
 Preventive maintenance
 Troubleshooting

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 Troubleshooting-Summary

 Use peripheral tools to locate the defective part.

 Keep a copy of system recover USB in case software recovery is
needed.
 Keep close contact with Mindray Service Engineer.
 Report problem as clear as possible.

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 Troubleshooting

 Power start-up failure

 System boot-up failure
 Black screen
 No echo area
 Black stripes in echo area

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
indicators Power-on status indicator

Hard disk indicator

Battery status indicator

AC indicator Standby status indicator

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
indicators
Status Indicators Icon Status definition of indicators

The indicator is not on when the system is turned off;

Power-on status Press the key, the indicator blinks in green then blinks in
indicator orange.
After power on, the indicator is green.

It illuminates in orange when battery is charging;

It illuminates in green when battery is charged to full
capacity;
The battery capacity more than 20% electricity, and the
indicator is green.
Battery status indicator The battery capacity less than 20% electricity, and the
indicator blinks in orange.
The battery capacity less than 5% electricity, and the
indicator blinks in orange quickly.
When the battery at non-charged/discharged status, the
indicator is off.

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
indicators
Status Indicators Icon Status definition of indicators

The indicator is green with AC power supply.

AC indicator The indicator is off with battery supply.

The indicator blinks in orange at standby status.

Standby status indicator
The indicator is off at the other status.

The indicator blinks in green when the hard disk is read or

Hard disk indicator written.
The indicator is off if the hard disk is not read and written.

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
indicators

Power supply
status indicators

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
indicators
Status
Icon Status definition and indicators
indicators
Digital board power Power on, and indicator is on (green), which indicates
supply D+12V status 12V D+12V output of the main unit box power module is
indicator normal.

Digital board power Power on, and indicator is on (green), which indicates
supply D+5V status 5V D+5V output of the main unit box power module is
indicator normal.

Digital board power Power on, and indicator is on (green), which indicates
supply D+3V3 status 3.3V D+3V3 output of the main unit box power module is
indicator normal.

The indicator is on(green) ,which indicates LVDS signal

PC_L
PC LVDS indicator output by CPU module is normal. It’s off ,which indicates
VDS
FPGA or CPU module malfunction.

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 Power start-up failure
---Related
information

Power cord

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 Power start-up failure
---Typical
phenomena

a. AC indicator is off.

b. AC indicator is on , Power on button is pressed, Power-on

indicator doesn’t flash or is off, Power supply status indicator
are all off.

c. AC indicator is on, Power on button is pressed, Power- on

indicator keeps flashing, Power supply status indicator are
all off.

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 Power start-up failure
---Analysis
process

a. AC indicator is off.

Signal flow:
AC indicator/
Power button

Mother board

AC-IN Power input

AC-DC module DC-DC module
assembly

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 Power start-up failure
---Analysis
process
b. AC indicator is on , Power on button is pressed, Power-on
indicator doesn’t flash or is off, Power supply status indicator
are all off.

c. AC indicator is on, Power on button is pressed, Power- on

indicator keeps flashing, Power supply status indicator are
all off.

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Power start-up failure
---Related
Principle
 Power On Process
CPU module
S P
3 S WP
# 4 D 5 R W
1 V B R
# 2 S T _
V T N O
B
# K

PWR_OK
PWRBTN#
S3#
S4#
Digital board
D12V
5VSTB

Mother
Power
button on PWR_BTN_N board
control PWR_OK
panel PWRBTN#
S3#
S4#
D12V
5VSTB
DC-DC board
PWR_BTN_N

AC-DC
board
EDC_12V EDC_12V

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 Power start-up failure

---Flow chart
Fix or
Can’t be AC indicator AC power
N N replace
powered on is on? is ok?
AC power
Y
Y

After press power button

Replace
Turn off Keep blink No response
AC-DC board

CPU
DC-DC board DC-DC board
module

Low possibility Low possibility

CPU
Digital board
module

Low possibility

No battery, AC applied
Digital board

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 Power start-up failure

---Flow chart
Fix or
Can’t be Battery AC indicator AC power
N N N replace
powered on Applied? is on? is ok?
AC power

Y
Y Y
N
After press power button
Connect AC Replace
Power cord Keep blink No response AC-DC board

Turn off CPU

DC-DC board
module
Can be
powered on?
Low possibility Low possibility

Y CPU
DC-DC board Digital board
module
Low battery
capacity Low possibility

Low possibility
Digital board

DC-DC board
or battery Battery applied

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 System boot-up failure
---Typical
phenomena

a. Backlight of all buttons is white . LCD is black screen

and displaying “No Signal”.

b. The system stops in BIOS boot-up picture.

c. LCD is blank screen after BIOS boot-up picture.

d. Doppler boot-up picture displayed normally, but it

can not proceed.

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 System boot-up failure
---Analysis
process The system is powered on Press the power button on
the control panel
Power-on status indicator is
green after 3 S flashing

After the system is

powered on, BIOS startup Blank screen in the short
time, then BIOS startup 1.Control panel backlight lights on
graphics displays 2.Power status indicators and
PC_LVDS indicator on the IO
Back panel all light on.
3.Fans start to run

Linux OS startup Linux startup graphics

displays(no progress bar)

Hard disk indicator starts

to flash

Doppler startup graphics

Doppler startup displays(progress bar
displays)

The color of some mode

key (such as B mode) on
the control panel turns on
orange
User screen

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 System boot-up failure

---Flow chart
Boot-up
failure

Stop in
Which stage?

BIOS Boot-up Blackscreen Linux Boot-up Blackscreen Doppler Boot-up

Recover
Replace software or
CPU module Replace
Hard disk

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 Black screen
---Typical
phenomena

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 Black screen
---Typical
phenomena

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 Black screen
---Related
indicators
Backlight—Before entering user screen

For this situation,

Please refer to “Power start-up failure” and “System boot-up failure “!

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 Black screen
---Related
indicators entering user screen
Backlight—After

This situation is the “Black screen“ mentioned here!

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 Black screen
---Related
indicators

Display Green
indicator

Orange

Off

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 Black screen
---Typical
phenomena

a. Display indicator is green. But nothing displays on screen.

b. Display indicator is orange. Displays shows" No Signal”.

c. Display indicator is blinks orange. And nothing displays on screen

d. Display indicator is off. And nothing displays on screen.

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 Black screen
---Analysis
process
Normally, if it’s booting successfully, keyboard backlight stays in White,
except the “B” mode key color changing from White to Orange.

Display indicator :
Orange: no signal, but the power is OK.
Orange blinks: malfunction in the inverter of the monitor.
Green: Both power and signal are OK.
Off: No power, no signal.

Useful tools:
1.External monitor
2.Video printer
3.Touch screen
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 Black screen
---Analysis
process
Digital board PCIE PHY

VGA

Touch screen multi-function LVDS

FPGA
CPU
LVDS
DVI
LCD Monitor Video Encoder

Mother board DVI Video S-video VGA

DVI Video S-Video

IO board VGA Port
Port Port Port

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 Black screen
---Flow
chart
Black
screen

Display
indicator
color?

Green or
Orange orange Off
blink

External Power
Replace
display or Cable No
print is ok?
monitor Yes loose?
assembly
Yes No
Replace Replace
monitor Touch screen Reconnection monitor
assembly display OK? assembly

Low possibility No Yes Low possibility

Replace
Cables of CPU Cables of
Digital
monitor module monitor
board

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 No echo area
---Typical
phenomena

a. There is no echo image in one probe. The others are ok.

b. There is no echo image in all probes.

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 No echo area
---Analysis
process
Useful tool

Cross Check

Notice:DC-40 has no self test function.

Normally, if we can hear transmitting sound of probe, we think

transmitting function is ok. Also, if we can see spot noise on image after
we adjust B mode encoder, we think receiving function is ok.

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 No echo area
---Analysis
process

Transmitting
Mother
Probe and receiving Digital
Probe board
board board board
Assembly

DC-DC
board

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 No echo area
---Flow
chart

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 Black stripes in echo area
---Typical
phenomena

a. There are black stripes in one probe. The others are ok.

b. There are black stripes in all probes.

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 Black stripes in echo area
---Typical
phenomena

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 Black stripes in echo area
---Analysis
process

Useful tool

Cross Check the probe

Cross check probe can help us confirm if the trouble is caused by probe or
probe board(transmitting and receiving board).

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 Black stripes in echo area
---Analysis
process

Transmitting
Mother
Probe and receiving Digital
Probe board
board board board
Assembly

DC-DC
board

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 Black stripes in echo area
---Flow
chart

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