Manual de Servicio Mindray Ecografo

No.
2D730-520EN*C
SERVICE MANUAL
FOR
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEM
/
MODELS SSA-660A/SSA-680A
[MAINTENANCE VOLUME]
(2D730-520EN*C)
TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2007-2010

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No. 2D730-520EN*C
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No. 2D730-520EN*C
REVISION RECORD
REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

(MM/YY) /AUTHOR CHANGED No. PRODUCT.
INI. 09/'07 Mr. Nakai ------- TM-WP2
*A 09/'08 Support of Xario V7.0 and Xario XG V2.0 Sections 5, 7,

Mr. Nakai 10
*B 05/'09 Support of Xario V8.0 and Xario XG V3.0 Sections 4, 7,

Mr. Nakai 9
*C 04/'10 Support of Xario V9.0 and Xario XG V4.0 All pages

Mr. Kikuchi
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CONTENTS
Page
1. INTRODUCTION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.1 Maintenance Menu Configuration (For Users)------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.2 Service Menu Configuration (For Service Engineers) --------------------------------------------------10
2. OUTLINE OF MENUS---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.1 Outline of Points Common to the Maintenance and Service Menus --------------------------------11
2.2 Outline of the Maintenance Menu----------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2.3 Outline of the Service Menu-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------12
2.4 Reboot Function--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13
3. MAINTENANCE MENU FUNCTIONS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------14
3.1 Activation and Termination ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14
3.2 Archiving -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15
3.3 System Maintenance--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
3.4 Remote Access Management --------------------------------------------------------------------------------21
3.5 Image Quality Report -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
4. SERVICE MENU FUNCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
4.1 Activation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
4.2 Termination--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
4.3 Information Function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
4.3.1 Site------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
4.3.2 System -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
4.3.3 HW/SW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31
4.3.4 Peripherals--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------34
4.3.5 Software -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35
4.3.6 Network ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
4.3.7 Configuration -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------40
4.3.8 Service Config.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43
4.4 Test Tools Function ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
4.4.1 Diagnostics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
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4.4.2 HDD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50
4.4.3 DICOM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51
4.5 Maintenance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
4.5.1 File Maintenance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54
4.5.2 Log ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------62
4.5.3 Report --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------68
4.5.4 Service History---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------69
4.6 Utilities--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------70
4.6.1 Command Line---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------70
4.6.2 Stationing Application ------------------------------------------------------------------------------71
4.6.3 Remote Application ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------72
4.7 Shortcuts-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------73
4.7.1 Smart Backup ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------73
4.7.2 Software Upgrade-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------75
4.8 System Setting Function ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------76
4.8.1 ExamType Setting ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------76
4.8.2 Regulation---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------77
5. TROUBLESHOOTING --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------78
5.1 Troubleshooting for Power Supply Problems -------------------------------------------------------------78
5.2 Troubleshooting for Monitor Problems----------------------------------------------------------------------86
5.2.1 Self Test switch --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------87
5.2.2 Checking the monitor operation using a PC --------------------------------------------------88
5.3 Troubleshooting for the Operating Panel ------------------------------------------------------------------89
5.4 Troubleshooting for VCR and Printer Problems ----------------------------------------------------------91
5.5 Troubleshooting for Front-End Section Problems--------------------------------------------------------92
5.6 Troubleshooting for Network Problems------------------------------------------------------------------- 100
5.7 DICOM-Related Troubleshooting -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103
6. CALIBRATION TEST -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105
6.1 When Is Calibration Required? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105
6.2 Calibration Test Procedure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105
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6.3 Checking the Calibration Data ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 111
7. PROCEDURES FOR REPLACING A BOARD AND CHANGING THE

FIRMWARE OF A BOARD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
7.1 Required Steps for Each Board ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
7.2 Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 113
7.3 Replacing a Board/PSA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114
7.4 Writing the Firmware ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 114
7.5 Calibration Test------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 115
7.6 Applying the Board Information and Calibration Results --------------------------------------------- 115
7.7 Starting Up the System Again ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 116
7.8 Replacing the RM Board and PSA ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 117
7.8.1 Identification of the RM board according to the system version ----------------------- 117
7.8.2 Work after replacement of the old-version RM board

(for Xario V6.2/XarioXG V1.2 or earlier) ----------------------------------------------------- 118
7.8.3 Work after replacement of the new-version RM board ----------------------------------- 122
7.8.4 Work after replacement of the new-version RM board

(if the name label is not applied on the graphic card) ------------------------------------ 124

(if the name label is applied on the graphic card) ----------------------------------------- 128

(if the name label is applied on the graphic card and
the system logo is displayed on the TCS)--------------------------------------------------- 131

(if the name label is applied on the graphic card but
the system logo is not displayed on the TCS)---------------------------------------------- 133
8. STARTING THE BOARD TESTS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 145
9. RESETTING THE PRINTERS--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 148
9.1 Resetting the Printer Settings to the Factory Defaults ------------------------------------------------ 148
9.2 Changing the Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 149
9.3 Factory Defaults (UP-D897, P93DW, P95DW, UP-D23MD, UP-D25MD,

CP900DW, and CP30DW) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 149
10. OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR THE INFORMATION COLLECTION TOOL----------------------- 173
11. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE TOOL AND WORK PROCEDURES --------------------------------------- 176
11.1 Composition of Service Tool -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
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11.2 Description of Each Tool and Work Procedures ------------------------------------------------------- 177
11.2.1 01.Stopz --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 177
11.2.2 02.StopAplio ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 179
11.2.3 03.Restart Aplio------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 181
11.2.4 04.Update Aplio------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 183
11.2.5 05.Firmware Loading ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 185
11.2.6 06.Calibration ADC/SCW/TCS----------------------------------------------------------------- 191
11.2.7 07.Drv Install --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 205
11.2.8 08.Port Filterings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 207
11.2.9 09.Uncommon Tools ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 209
APPENDIX A. INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF THE IMAGE STORAGE DRIVE

(FOR SYSTEMS WITH V2.00 OR LATER)---------------------------------------------------------- 223
A.1 Overview --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 223
A.2 Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 224
A.3 Recording the Image Folder Sharing Information for Drive E--------------------------------------- 225
A.4 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive E--------------------------------------------------------------------- 227
A.5 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive Y--------------------------------------------------------------------- 228
A.6 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive Q -------------------------------------------------------------------- 228
A.7 Changing the Drive Labels ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 229
A.8 Moving the Data------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 230
A.9 Changing the Image Folder Sharing Information in Drive E----------------------------------------- 231
A.10 Starting Up the System Again ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 231
APPENDIX B. INSTALLING THE AGP CARD (GLADIAC534) DRIVER

THAT SUPPORTS MECHA 4D------------------------------------------------------------------------- 232
B.1 Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 232
B.2 Installing the Gladiac534 Driver ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 233
B.2.1 Uninstalling the unnecessary driver ---------------------------------------------------------- 233
B.2.2 Installing the Gladiac534 driver ---------------------------------------------------------------- 235
B.2.3 Updating the MA board information----------------------------------------------------------- 245
APPENDIX C. INSTALLING THE AGP CARD (MILLENNIUMG550) DRIVER

THAT DOES NOT SUPPORT MECHA 4D ---------------------------------------------------------- 247
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C.1 Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 247
C.2 Installing the MillenniumG550 Driver---------------------------------------------------------------------- 248
C.2.1 Uninstalling the unnecessary driver ---------------------------------------------------------- 248
C.2.2 Installing the MillenniumG550 driver --------------------------------------------------------- 250
C.2.3 Updating the MA board information----------------------------------------------------------- 259
APPENDIX D. CONFIRMATION OF THE HDD AND REGISTRATION OF SERIAL NUMBER----------- 261
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1. INTRODUCTION
The test system described in this manual is used for maintenance and servicing of diagnostic
ultrasound systems. It consists of a maintenance menu which assists the user in maintenance of
diagnostic ultrasound systems and a service menu that assists the service engineers in servicing
diagnostic ultrasound systems.
Note: The service menu functions are not available to users.
1.1 Maintenance Menu Configuration (For Users)
The maintenance menu is composed of the following 6 items.
Menu name Description (use and purpose)

1 Archiving Used to regularly back up user-specific data on separate media
as a measure against problems such as HDD failure.
Allows the use of removable media.
2 System Test Used to check if the hardware is operating normally.
When something appears to be wrong with the operation of a
device, this function can be used to check the status of the
device.
This function can identify the malfunctioning board.
The test results can be saved in the HDD according to the
specified settings
3 System Maintenance A template is provided for the user's daily check record.
4 Communication This function allows the user to transmit requests and notifications
to the service company.
This function is also used to check and read the response from
the service company.
5 Remote Access With this function, the user can permit the service company to
Management perform remote maintenance on the system via a network or
telephone line.
6 Image Quality Report When a problem (such as noise) occurs for an image, the
settings, such as the imaging conditions, can be saved on the
HDD together with the problem image
Note: 1. Data recorded on the HDD must be backed up regularly.
2. Menus 2 and 4 in the table above will be supported in the future.
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1.2 Service Menu Configuration (For Service Engineers)
The service menu is composed of the following items:
Item Description (use and purpose)

Information 1) Site Looking up and updating site data
2) System Looking up and updating system data
3) HW/SW
a) Common I/F Looking up and updating hardware data
b) Peripherals Looking up and updating peripheral device data
c) Software Looking up and updating software data
d) Option Install Looking up and updating the installed optional
software program data
4) Network
a) Network I/F (TCP/IP) Looking up and updating network setting data for
the diagnostic ultrasound system
b) Modem Looking up and updating modem setting data
c) IV Setup Looking up and updating InnerVision setting data
5) Configuration
a) DICOM Basic settings for DICOM communication
b) Advanced DICOM Advanced setting for DICOM communication
c) File Transfer Basic settings for data transfer
6) Service Config. Looking up and updating user menu show/hide
settings
Test Tools 1) Diagnostics Diagnostic ultrasound system testing
2) HDD Scandisk
3) DICOM DICOM test
4) Probe*1 Transducer deterioration test
5) Front End*1 Performance check of the front-end analog sections
Maintenance 1) File Maintenance
a) User Data Backup/Restore Backup and restoration of user-specific data
b) File Transfer File transfer using an FTP
2) Log
a) Original Log*1 Log display of service results
b) Event Viewer Log display using Event Viewer
3) Report Viewing the information entered using the
Communication user menu and sending
responses.
4) Service History Looking up and updating service history data
5) Performance*1 Display of phantom image acquisition procedure
Utilities 1) Command Line Execution of commands
2) Stationing Application*1 Setting of the alpha protocol and card reader
3) Remote Application Display of pop-up windows on the diagnostic
ultrasound system
Short Cut 1) Smart Backup Backup of user-specific data and preset data
2) Software Upgrade Software version upgrade
System 1) ExamType Setting Selection of Exam Type to be set in the system
Setting 2) Regulation Setting of the edition of the IEC standard to which
the system conforms
Service Exit 1) Exit Termination of the service menu
*1: These functions will be supported in the future.
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2. OUTLINE OF MENUS
2.1 Outline of Points Common to the Maintenance and Service Menus
(1) Operation
When the menu screen is opened, a full-screen dialog box for specifying the functions to be
started up is displayed. When service mode is started up, the touch panel screen and the
panel are placed in service mode until service mode is terminated. Usual panel operation
and touch panel screen operation are disabled in service mode.
(2) Restarting interrupted software
If service mode is started when other software components are in the interrupted status, it
may not be possible to restart the software after exiting service mode. The system may have
to be turned OFF and restarted after servicing is completed.
2.2 Outline of the Maintenance Menu
Operation of the maintenance menu is possible only at the diagnostic ultrasound systems. The
menu is provided as a pop-up menu. The Image Quality Report function, however, is provided in
the OTHER menu on the touch panel.
(1) Basic maintenance menu window
The maintenance menu window is configured with the following basic format.
Cancel Go Exit
Each window has [Cancel], [Go], and [Exit] buttons. The buttons have the following
functions:
(a) [Go] : Executes the specified process.
(b) [Cancel] : Stops the process in progress immediately. The process in progress is
returned to the status before execution.
(c) [Exit] : Closes the window.
(2) Setting of whether menus are to be displayed
It is possible to set whether or not the System Test, System Maintenance, Image Quality
Report, and Communication menus are displayed. The settings are specified in Service
Config in the service menu (refer to subsection 4.3.8).
In the default status, the System Test and Communication menus are not displayed. These
menus should not be displayed until the corresponding function is supported.
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2.3 Outline of the Service Menu
The service menu can be operated in two ways: by displaying it on the system monitor or by
accessing it using a remote PC.
The service menu can be operated in two ways: operation at the system by displaying it on the
system monitor or remote-access operation by displaying it on the InnerVision system.
(1) Service menu window
Service menu main window
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Service menu item window: When an item is selected, a window with the following
configuration is displayed.
When this button is clicked, the service When this button is clicked,
menu main window is displayed. an explanation of the page is displayed.
The directory-tree structure of the items in each category is displayed here.

When an item is clicked, the corresponding page is displayed.
2.4 Reboot Function
The system is rebooted automatically in the following cases:
(1) When system operation becomes unstable
(2) When the basic system settings are changed
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3. MAINTENANCE MENU FUNCTIONS
3.1 Activation and Termination
(1) Activation
Press the MENU switch on the panel, select Maintenance in the pop-up menu, and then
select the desired function in the submenu.
(a) Archiving, System Maintenance, Remote Access Management
These functions are activated by selecting the corresponding function name in the
Maintenance submenu.
(b) Image Quality Report
This function is activated by pressing [IQ Report] in the OTHER menu on the touch
panel.
(2) Termination
To terminate a function, select Exit in the dialog box for the function. Refer to the explanation
of termination processing for each function.
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3.2 Archiving
(1) Purpose
(a) Used to regularly back up the user-specific data on separate media as a measure
against problems such as HDD failure.
(b) The data to be backed up is listed below:
User-defined measurement data (values defined using Application Preset Editor in Exam
Type Edit in the System Setting pop-up menu)
User-defined system presets (preset values defined in General Preset, Peripheral System,
OUTPUT, and Exam Information in the System Setting pop-up menu) and Imaging
presets (imaging parameter information that can be saved for each Exam Type displayed
by pressing the Preset switch on the touch panel)
Service-related presets (preset values defined in the service menu)
Note: Removable media must be used to back up the user-specific data.

The system identification data must be stored on the media. Otherwise, the media is
ejected automatically and the data cannot be saved. Each system requires dedicated
media.
(2) Display window
Rescans the media.
Displays the removable media drop-down list. The time required for backup
The drive in which the media is already is displayed here.
inserted is given display priority.
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No. Item Description

1. Drive Used to specify the drive (external media) for making
the backup copy.
2. Refresh Drive List Used to obtain the drive connection data
3. Initialize Media Used to write system identification data onto backup
media. This process cannot be aborted.
This button is disabled during backup operation
4. Progress Status Bar Indicates the progress of archiving.
5. [Cancel] Aborts backup operation. The data backed up before
the process was aborted cannot be restored (the
directory name is changed).
6. [Go] Starts backup operation.
7. [Exit] Closes the window.
(3) Brief description of the procedure
(a) Prepare (insert) the media for backup.
(b) Select a drive.
(c) Press [Initialize Media].
(d) Press [Go] in the bottom right part of the window.
(e) The backup process starts.
(f) The backup process ends. When the backup data is saved, the media is ejected
automatically from the drive.
(g) Press [Exit] in the bottom right corner to close the window.
3.3 System Maintenance
(1) Purpose
Provides a template for the daily check conducted by the user.
Provides a hard copy of the check record and saves the check record on the HDD.
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(2) Display window
(a) Check window

1. Check items Items to be checked.
In the pull-down menu, select No Execution, Pass, or
Fail. The default is No Execution for all items.
2. Site and system data Displays the site and system data (data is displayed
automatically).
3. Date Test date (Displayed automatically. The date format
normally used in the system is used.)
4. Tester Name Enter the name of the person doing the test. (If the
person responsible has already been specified, his/her
name appears automatically.)
5. [Display] Displays a test pattern on the monitor.
6. [Execute] Starts the Operation Panel test screen.
7. [Cancel] Initializes the entered data.
8. [Print] Prints out the test results and stores the data on the
hard disk.
9. [Exit] Closes the window.
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(b) Monitor CRT test screen
When the [Display] button is pressed, a test pattern is displayed on the monitor for
approximately 5 seconds.
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(c) Operation Panel test screen
When the [Execute] button is pressed, the following window is displayed. The ROM and
RAM tests are executed automatically, and Button Tests and other tests are performed
interactively.
The highlight moves to the item being executed.
For each test, one of the four statuses (Checking, Pass, Failed, and Indistinct) is
displayed. "Checking" appears while the test is being executed. "Pass" appears upon
normal completion of a test. "Failed" appears upon abnormal termination of a test.
"Indistinct" appears when a test is aborted. ROM and RAM checks cannot be aborted.
The following window is displayed at the top of the test screen for the switch test.
Clicking this button results in

moving to the previous test. Clicking this button results in
The status of the previous Push the illuminated Button.
moving to the next test.
test is Indistinct. Note that The status of the next test
this button is invalid in the << Back Next >> is Indistinct.
case of "Button Test 1".
The following window is displayed at the top of the test screen for the keyboard test.
Clicking this button Start keyboard test Type something.

results in returning to Invalid key
"Button Test 5". << Back Next >>
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<<Operation Panel test items>>
ROM
The ROMs in the circuit in the panel are checked automatically.
RAM
The RAMs in the circuit in the panel are checked automatically.
Panel switch test

The LEDs on the switches of the panel are lit in sequence and the peripheral circuits for
the switches are checked when the switches corresponding to the lit LEDs are pressed.
The peripheral circuits for the following switches are checked.
a) Button Test1 New Patient switch
b) Button Test2 TRANSDUCER switch
c) Button Test3 CALIPER switch
d) Button Test4 FREEZE switch
e) Button Test5 CDI switch
Keyboard
The items entered from the keyboard are displayed in a dialog box to enable verification of
normal keyboard entry.
(3) Check items
No. Check item name Check item Check method

1. Power Supply Cable Area around the power outlet to Visual inspection
which the power cable is
connected
2. Smell/Noise Abnormal noise or smell Checking for noise and smell
3. Air Filter Air filter Visual inspection
4. Fixture Securing of peripheral devices Visual inspection
5. Castor Caster operation Visual inspection
6. Probe Transducer Visual inspection (checking for
abnormality in appearance)
7. Peripheral Equipment Peripheral devices Visual inspection
8. Image Quality Image quality Visual inspection (checking for
image abnormalities before the
service menu is started)
9. Monitor CRT Monitor Displaying a test pattern
10. Operation Panel Operating panel Checking entries made from the
panel
Displaying the operation test
instruction dialog by pressing
the operation test button
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(a) User check.
(b) Enter the name of the person who conducted the test.
(c) Save the test results on an HDD and also make a hard copy.
(d) Press [Exit] in the bottom right corner to close the window.
3.4 Remote Access Management
(1) Purpose
The user can permit the service company to perform remote maintenance on the system via
a network or telephone line.
(2) Display window

1. [Exit] Closes the window. Reboots the system.
(3) Brief description of the procedures
Press [Exit] in the bottom right corner of the window to close the window. The system is
rebooted.
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3.5 Image Quality Report
(1) Purpose
When an abnormality occurs for an image, this function saves the image and the system data.
(2) Display window
No window is provided. The operation status is indicated by the "in-service" display on the
touch panel.
No special operation is required.
When a user identifies an abnormal image, the image can be saved in the following manner.
Select the OTHER menu (touch panel) Press [IQ Report] Save the contents displayed
on the TV monitor and the data required for analysis.
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4. SERVICE MENU FUNCTIONS
4.1 Activation
(1) License key for activation
A license key based on a fixed Vendor Host ID is required for activation.
Note: For on-site license key activation, the service engineer prepares the media (CD, etc.)
containing the license key. If such a media is unavailable, the TAC issues a license
key that is valid for one day only.
(2) Activation processes
<<Sites with a service contract and InnerVision>>
Activation at the diagnostic ultrasound system
(a) Select [Service] in the pop-up menu to display the corresponding submenu.
(b) Press "Ctrl + Shift" on the keyboard and press the right trackball button at the same
time.
(c) The license key entry window appears.
(d) Enter the license key.
(e) The service menu is displayed.
Activation from a network PC
(a) Give the user the following instructions over the telephone.
Select [Service] in the pop-up menu and select Maintenance. Start Remote Access
Management and permit remote access.
(b) After remote access is permitted, open the license entry window by entering the
address in the browser on the InnerVision system screen.
(c) The license entry window is displayed on the InnerVision system screen.
(d) Enter the license key.
(e) The service menu is displayed on the InnerVision system screen.
<<Sites with a service contract only (no InnerVision)>>
Activation at the diagnostic ultrasound system
Operations on the diagnostic ultrasound system are identical with those for sites with a
service contract and InnerVision.
Remote access is not supported.
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Select the desired function

from the menu displayed Enter the special
Check the service license.
by selecting [Service] in key combination
the pop-up menu.
License key entry window

Activate remote
At the system access management
Enter the license key.
When it is
acceptable
Service menu
main window
Maintenance
operations
Request the customer Service menu
by telephone to permit main window
remote access. When it is
acceptable
Check the service license.

Remote access
Enter the license key.
Specify the address in the browser. License key entry window
<<Sites without a service contract>>
Activation act the diagnostic ultrasound system
(a) Set a media (CD, etc.) that is ready for on-site use into the corresponding drive of the
diagnostic ultrasound system.
(b) Select [Service] in the pop-up menu to display the corresponding submenu.
(c) Press "Ctrl + Shift" on the keyboard and press the right trackball button at the same
time.
(d) The license key entry window appears. Press the "License Read" button.
Remote access is not possible.
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(3) License key entry window:
Enter the license key in this field.

Asterisks are displayed for the
entered characters.
3D90D021E83E62 License Read
Ok Cancel Set As Default
No. Item Description LM RM

For sites with a service license (with a service contract and InnerVision or with a service contract only)
1. Key entry Used to enter the license key (asterisks (*) are displayed for the { {
lower-order 6 characters entered).
2. [License read] Used to read the license key from an external media. { X
The media is ejected when the system enters service mode.
3. [License read] The button is not active. X {
4. [Ok] Used to proceed to the next step after the key is entered/read { {
correctly.
If media is set in the drive, it is ejected.
5. [Cancel] Used to close the window. The system does not enter service { X
mode.
If media is set in the drive, it is ejected.
6. [Cancel] Used to close the window. X {
7. [Set As Default] Check this box to fix the higher-order 14 characters. { X
For sites without a service license (without a service contract)
8. [Entry window] The window is not displayed. { -
LM: Local mode O: Effective

RM: Remote mode X: Not effective
A license key is a string of 20 alphanumeric characters. The higher-order 14 characters of

the key can be stored in the system by selecting "Set As Default" in the license key entry
window.
Once the higher-order 14 characters are in the system, the service menu can be started by
entering only the lower-order 6 characters.
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(4) Service menu window
4.2 Termination
(1) Normal termination
Select [Exit] in the service menu window.
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4.3 Information Function
4.3.1 Site
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating site information (information about the location where the
system is installed).
Note: When the HDD is replaced or the database is recreated, confirm the system
software version and enter the appropriate value in the Serial Number or HDD/DB
Replace fields.
(2) Display window
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1. Site Name Used to look up the hospital name. { {
2. Location Used to look up the hospital department in which the { {
system is installed (including installation location).
3. Serial Number Used to set the system serial number. { {
Note: Refer to Appendix D for detailed information.
4. HDD/DB Replace Used to set the number of times the HDD was replaced and { {
the database was recreated.
Note: Refer to Appendix D for the detailed information.
5. Administrator
Name Used to look up the person responsible for the system at { {
the hospital.
ID Used to look up and update the customer management ID
number.
6. Address Used to look up the address data (Hospital, Street, Street { {
No., Zip Code, Phone No., City, State/Region, and
Country).
7. Memo Used to enter the hospital data (name of the chief { {
ultrasonographer etc.).
8. [Save] Saves the entered data in the system. { {
9. [Cancel] Abandons all the data entered in this window and { {
overwrites it with the data stored in the system.
Note: Canceling after saving data does not restore the data
before saving.
10. [Home] Returns the system to the service menu main window. { {

(a) Enter the customer name and customer ID.
(b) Enter the hospital data etc. in Memo field.
(c) Press [Save] to save the entered data.
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4.3.2 System
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating system data.
(2) Display window
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1. Product Name System series name (factory preset) { {
2. Product Serial No. System serial number (factory preset) { {
3. System Use Time Displays the time of system use relative to a { {
specified time period.
Use Time The use time is displayed in hours, with the
minutes rounded up.
Set/Reset Initializes or sets the use time (unit = hour).
4. Probe Use Time Cumulative ON time for each transducer. { {
Select the transducer from the list box. The
cumulative ON time for the selected transducer
is displayed in hours (the minutes are rounded
up).
The list box displays only transducers that have
been connected to the system.
5. Inspection Schedule The system inspection schedule can be { {
(Note: This function will be specified.
supported in the future.)
Information message Display When an inspection is due, it is possible to
display a message indicating this when the
power is turned ON. When this check box is
checked, an entry window is displayed
automatically.
Date, Target date The inspection schedule is specified in terms of
date. Enter the date of the next inspection.
Hours, Use Time The inspection schedule is specified in terms of
use time. Enter the use time after which the
next inspection is to be performed.
Every Power OnTime The message is displayed every time the
power is turned ON when an inspection is
overdue.
Just One Time The message is displayed only the first time
the power is turned ON after an inspection
becomes overdue.
6. Installed from Date of system installation { {
7. Installed until Expiration date of lease etc. (This must be { {
entered even for non-lease systems.)
8. Maintenance contract Presence/absence of maintenance contract { {
9. InnerVision support Presence/absence of InnerVision contract { {
10. [Save] Saves the entered data in a file. { {
Note: Canceling after saving data does not
restore the data before saving.
12. [Home] Returns the system to the service menu main { {
window.

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(a) Specify the inspection date.
(b) Enter the lease expiration date.
(c) Enter whether or not there is a maintenance contract.
(d) Enter whether there is an InnerVision contract.
(e) Press [Save] to save the entered data.
(4) Message display function
If an inspection is not performed by the date specified in the Inspection Schedule, a

message is displayed each time the system is started up.
4.3.3 HW/SW
4.3.3.1 Common I/F
(1) Purpose
Looking up board information. It is possible to save board information that cannot be

detected automatically.
(2) Display window
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1. No. I/F numbers { {
2. Name Names of hardware items in the system { {
3. P-No./Revision Display of the following board information. { {
No. (Auto) The P-list number and revision are displayed for the
boards for which automatic detection is possible (TI,
TX0, TX1, RX, MA, RC, BE, VP, IO, CB, and IP
boards).
P-No./BSM The revision and BSM number can be entered for
No. (Manual) the boards for which automatic detection is not
possible (BP, Physio, and Panel boards).
4. Report Indicates whether automatic detection is possible or { {
not. For the PWBs for which "Manual" is displayed,
enter the data manually.
Note: Canceling after saving data does not restore the
data before saving.
6. [Save] Saves the entered data on the HDD. The { X
automatically detected data is not saved.

(a) Enter the data manually for PWBs for which "Manual" is displayed.
(b) Press [Save] to save the entered data.
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4.3.3.2 Detail
(1) Purpose
Looking up detailed board information. (This function is applicable only to boards for
which automatic information detection is possible.)
(2) Display window

1. Selection combo box Displays the I/F numbers and names for selection. { {
Selection is possible only for the boards for which "Auto" is
displayed in the "Report" column in the Common I/F
window.
2. Common I/F Detail Displays data, such as P-list numbers, that can be detected { {
automatically.

(a) Select the desired PWB name from the pull-down menu.
(b) The detailed information for the selected PWB is displayed.
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4.3.4 Peripherals
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating the peripheral device information.
(2) Display window

1. No. Number { {
2. Equipment Name/Memo Enter the data for the peripheral devices connected to the { {
system.
4. [Save] Saves the entered data on the HDD. { {

(a) Enter the data for the peripheral devices.
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4.3.5 Software
(1) Purpose
Looking up software information
(2) Display window
Main Menu Home
Information Software
Site
Windows 2000 Service Pack 4
System
HW/SW Middleware Version : unknown
Common IF
Peripherals Product Software Version : 1.00*R000
Software Service Software Version : 1.00*R000
Option Install
Network Data Version : 1.00*R000
Configuration Option Software USHI-770A : Enable
Service Config
Test Tools Option Software USDF-770A : Enable
Maintenace Option Software USFR-770A : Enable
Utilities
Short Cut Option Software USDI-770A : Enable
Option Software USDI-772B : Enable
Option Software USSE-770A : Enable
Option Software USAT-770A : Enable
Option Software USIA-770A : Enable
Option Software USPV-770A : Enable
Ready

1. Software Software name and version data. The following software { {
data is displayed:
Middleware version
System software version
Service software version
Data version
Optional software

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4.3.6 Network
4.3.6.1 Network I/F (TCP/IP)
(1) Purpose
Looking up the network configuration for the diagnostic ultrasound system.
(2) Display window

1. Adapter Network hardware data stored in the system. The { {
hardware can be selected from the combo box. When the
hardware is selected, all the hardware data is updated
accordingly.
2. Obtain an IP address Select one of the two options. { {
from DHCP server If "Obtain..." is selected, "IP address", "Subnet Mask", and
or "Default Gateway" cannot be specified.
Specify an IP address
4. [Save] Saves the settings. { X

Note: When it is necessary to configure the diagnostic ultrasound system for connection
to the hospital network or to the InnerVision system, set the IP address and other
necessary data according to the installation manual.
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4.3.6.2 Modem (TCP/IP)
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating the modem setting information.
(2) Display window

1. Modem Modem name { {
2. Com Port COM port number { {
3. [Cancel] All the data entered in this window is abandoned and { {
replaced with the data stored in the system.
4. Allow remote TCP/IP The access range of the Windows2000 RAS server can { {
clients to access be looked up and updated.
This computer only Limits access to this PC through RAS.

Entire network Expands the range of access to PCs on a LAN through
RAS.
5. Allow remote TCP/IP When this is selected, the PC-RAS server assigns an { {
clients to request a address to the client when the system is connected to
predetermined IP the RAS.
address
When this is not selected, the server allows connection
to the RAS with the address requested by the client.
TCP/IP address pool Enter the IP addresses to be assigned when "Allow --"
Begin/End is selected.
6. [Save] Saves the entered data ("TCP/IP Address pool" only) in { {
the system (system reboot required).

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4.3.6.3 IV-Setup
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating the InnerVision setup data. (This data is required for the use
of InnerVision.)
(2) Display window
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1. Connecting Device Method of connecting the system to the TAC center. { {
Exclusive selection.
2. Dialup Router Valid only when "Dialup Router" is selected for { {
Connecting Device.
IP Address
IP address of the Config window that is supplied by the
Configuration button
dialup router
Connects to the dialup router using IE. Thereafter, the
setup program of the dialup router is used.
3. Modem (TA) Valid only when "Modem (TA)" is selected for Connecting { {
Device.
Phonebook Entry Telephone book entry name to be used for making the
call
TAC Phone Number Telephone number of the TAC center
4. Configuration for { {
TAC-Center
TAC IP Address IP address to be used by the TAC center
Data Receive Dir Reception directory for the concerned site in the TAC
center
Data Send Dir Transmission directory (for the site) to be used at the
TAC center
Ftp User Name FTP user name to be used for sending data to the TAC
center
Ftp User Password FTP password to be used for sending data to the TAC
center
overwrites it with the data stored in a file.

(a) Enter the IV-Setup data.
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4.3.7 Configuration
4.3.7.1 Basic configuration for DICOM communication
Whether DICOM configuration is possible depends on whether the optional software

USDI-770A or USDI-772B is installed.
- USDI-770A not installed Do not change the default setting.
- USDI-770A installed Refer to the installation manual (2C708-687EN).
- USDI-772B installed Refer to the installation manual (2C708-688EN).
4.3.7.2 File Transfer
Basic setup for offline data transfer
4.3.7.2.1 Targets
(1) Purpose
Setting the network data of a host that supports data transfer to the system. (This
setting is required to transmit/receive files via a LAN off line.)
(2) Display window
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1. Select Host The list of the hosts stored using this window is { {
displayed in the pull-down menu.
2. Host Properties { {
Host Name Enter the logical name (computer name) of the
transfer target, or the logical name given for
convenience (effective only in this system).
TCP/IP address Enter the IP address of the transfer target.
3. Set Local Host When this box is checked, the NetBios computer { {
name is displayed in the Host Name field.
4. connected by Select the connection method (LAN or RAS). { {
LAN To use a LAN
RAS To use a telephone circuit
(Note: This will be supported in the future.)
5. Data items required to use (Note: This will be supported in the future.) { {
RAS
Phone No. Phone number of the transfer target
PPP Login Script Login script, if applicable
PPP Domain Domain name of the transfer target
PPP Account Login name (account) of the transfer target
PPP Password Password to connect to the transfer target
Verify PPP Password Password to verify connection to the transfer
target
6. [Save] Saves the settings (system reboot required). { X
7. [Delete] Deletes the saved logical name (system reboot { X
required).
8. [Find] Searches for the specified computer name (if { {
applicable) on the network.
9. [Test] Searches for the specified TCP/IP address on the { {
network.
window.

(a) Enter the host name to be registered.
(b) Enter the IP address.
(c) Select "RAS" to connect the host via RAS (telephone circuit).
(d) When RAS is to be used, enter the required data.
(e) Press [SAVE] to save the entered data. The newly defined host is registered to
the Select Host pull-down menu.
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4.3.7.2.2 Directories
(1) Purpose
Setting details of the DICOM transfer host. (This setting is required to transmit/receive
files via a LAN off line.)
(2) Display window

1. Select Logical Name The list of the logical names of the transfer targets { {
stored using this window is displayed in the pull-
down menu.
2. Logical Name Enter the logical name given for convenience { {
(effective only in this system).
3. FTP Host Selection Select the host name specified on the "Targets" { {
page of "File Transfer".
4. [Save] Stores the entered data (system reboot required). { X
5. [Delete] Deletes the stored data (system reboot required). { X
6. [Home] Returns the system to the service menu main
window.

(a) Enter the logical name to be registered in the Logical Name field.
(b) Select the host name to be associated from the FTP Host Selection pull-down
menu.
(c) Press the [Save] button to save the settings in the system.
(d) The newly defined logical name is registered in the Select Logical Name pull-down
menu.
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4.3.8 Service Config.
(1) Purpose
Looking up and updating the user menu item display settings and automatic transmission
settings.
(2) Display window

1. Service { {
Representative Looking up and updating the name of the nearest
service representative.
Phone No. Looking up and updating the phone number of the
nearest service representative.
2. System Test Note: Do not remove the check mark for "Hide" { {
until the System Test function is supported.
Hide Check the box for "Hide" to hide System Test in
the maintenance menu.
Setting of automatic transmission for System Test
in maintenance menu
No send To not perform automatic transmission
Send event only To transmit the event only
Send with full To transmit the results
attachment
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3. System Maintenance { {
Hide Check the box for "Hide" to hide System
Maintenance in the maintenance menu.
Setting of automatic transmission for System
Maintenance in the maintenance menu
attachment
4. Image Quality Report { {
Hide Check the box for 'Hide" to hide Image Quality
Report in the maintenance menu.
Setting of automatic transmission for Image Quality
Report in the maintenance menu
attachment
5. Communication Note: Do not remove the check mark for "Hide" { {
until the Communication function is
supported.
Hide
Check the box for "Hide" to hide Communication
in the maintenance menu.
Setting of automatic transmission for
Communication in the maintenance menu
Send/Receive available Transmission and reception
Receive only Reception only
overwrites it with the data stored in the system or in
a file.
window.

(a) Specify the maintenance menu show/hide setting.
(b) Specify the automatic transmission condition for the maintenance menu.
(c) Press [Save] to save the settings.
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4.4 Test Tools Function
4.4.1 Diagnostics
(1) Purpose
Performing tests on diagnostic ultrasound systems.
Note: To perform automatic tests, press [FRZ] to stop transmission and disconnect all the
transducers from the system before entering the service menu.
CAUTION: Disconnect the transducers only after stopping transmission by pressing the
Freeze button. Otherwise, the transducers may be damaged.
When the automatic tests are completed, terminate the service menu and shut down the
system.
It is recommended that the manual tests be executed first and then the automatic tests.
The manual tests cannot be started after the automatic tests.
If each board has to be tested in more detail, perform testing according to the procedure
described in section 8 "STARTING THE BOARD TESTS".
(2) Display window
(a) Test screen
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1. Date The current date is displayed automatically. { {
Previous test execution dates are displayed in a
pull-down menu.
2. Engineer Enter the name of the engineer executing the tests. { {
3. Automatic tests { {
Check boxes Select the tests to be executed.
Result display area The test result for each unit is indicated as Pass
or Fail.
[All Select] Selects all the test items.
Test count Any value from 1 to 100 can be entered for the
number of executions. The default is 1.
[Execute] Executes the automatic tests for each PWB and
unit the specified number of times (system
reboot required).
[Execute and Executes the board test (even if the system is
disconnect line] disconnected from the network) and sends the
results to the appropriate folder.
[Cancel] Cancels execution of tests after completion of
the test in progress.
Information Instructions, such as those for disconnecting the
transducer, are displayed.
4. Manual tests { X
Pass and Fail check boxes Perform visual checks and enter the results.
Some test results are checked automatically.
[Execute] Displays supporting data for test execution.
Voice is output.
5. [New] Acquires the current time. { {
6. [Save] Saves the test results in the HDD. Up to 99 files { {
can be saved.
When the number of files exceeds 100, the
oldest file is deleted automatically.
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(b) Panel/TCS test screen
When the [Execute] button is pressed, the screen below is displayed and the
PANEL/TCS test is started.
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1. ROM The ROMs in the circuit in the panel are checked
automatically.
2. RAM The RAMs in the circuit in the panel are checked
automatically.
3. Button Test 1-5 The LEDs on the switches of the panel are lit in sequence
and the peripheral circuits for the switches are checked when
the switches corresponding to the lit LEDs are pressed. The
peripheral circuits for the following switches are checked.
Button Test1 --------- New Patient switch
Button Test2 --------- TRANSDUCER switch
Button Test3 --------- MENU switch
Button Test4 --------- FREEZE switch
Button Test5 --------- CDI switch
4. Track Ball Test Move the cursor on the screen using the trackball and check
the coordinates.
The result should be entered by the engineer.
5. STC Test Move each STC sliding VR from the minimum to maximum
STC 1-8 and check whether the value varies from 0 to 255.
6. Vol Test Rotate the VR knobs from the minimum to maximum and
Vol 1-6 check whether the value varies from 0 to 255.
Vol1 -------------------- PCG POSI VR knob
Vol2 -------------------- ECG POSI VR knob
Vol3 -------------------- AUDIO BALANCE VR knob
Vol4 -------------------- PCG GAIN VR knob
Vol5 -------------------- ECG GAIN VR knob
Vol6 -------------------- AUDIO volume knob
7. TCS Test Press the switches displayed on the touch panel screen and
check the corresponding responses.
The test result is checked automatically.
8. Full Key Board Test Press the keys of the keyboard and check whether the
corresponding characters are displayed on the screen.
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(3) Other tests
Monitor/VCR : Check whether the images are recorded and played back correctly, and
enter the result.
Speaker : Check whether sound is output from the speaker and enter the result.
USB : Connect a USB mouse and check whether it operates correctly, and enter
the result.
[Automatic tests]
(a) Confirm that all of the transducers are disconnected.
(b) Select the board to be tested.
(c) Enter the test counts.
(d) Press [Execute] to start the tests.
Note: The test process may take several minutes for some boards. Pay close
attention to the message at the bottom-left of the screen.
(e) Press [Save] to save the test results.
(f) When the tests are completed, press [Home] to return to the service menu screen,
and then press [Exit] to close the service menu.
On the screen displayed after the service menu is closed, select Shutdown and then
turn the power OFF.
[Manual tests]
(a) Press [Execute] to start the tests or perform the designated checks.
(b) Enter the test results in the check boxes.
(c) Press [Save] to save the test results.
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4.4.2 HDD
(1) Purpose
Executing Scandisk and displaying past scandisk results.
(2) Display window

1. Date The current date is displayed automatically. { {
Previous test execution dates are displayed in a
pull-down menu.
Select a past execution date to display the HDD
test results for that day.
2. Engineer Enter the name of the engineer executing the tests. { {
3. Output Display the results of scandisk. { {
4. [Cancel] Registers a new test execution date without saving { {
the test results.
5. [Save] Saves the test results. { {
window.

(a) Select the drive to be tested.
(b) Press [Execute].
(c) The test is started and the result is displayed in the text box.
(d) Press [Save] to save the test results.
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4.4.3 DICOM
The following tests are executed according to the type of DICOM server.
Verify Network : The network settings are tested.
Storage : The file and image transmission system is tested. (This function will be
supported in the future.)
Basic print : The print settings are tested. (This function will be supported in the
future.)
(1) Purpose
<1> Testing the connection with the remote host (ping).
<2> Testing the connection with the remote DICOM AE-Title (C-ECHO).
(2) Display window
(a) Display window for Verify Network

1. Host Name Select the server to be tested. { {
2. Logical Name Select the logical name associated to the host { {
name.
3. AET Select the AE-Title to be tested. { {
4. [GO] Starts the test. { X
5. [Abort] Aborts the test. { X
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(b) Display window for Storage

1. Extend Trace Level The trace test is performed for the DICOM Storage { {
<Transfer Syntax> application.
The Transfer Syntax pull-down menu displays All,
Implicit Little Endian (ILE), Explicit Little Endian
(ELE), Explicit Big, Endian (EBE), JPEG Lossless
(JLL), and JPEG Lossy (JLO).
2. Send Images Image transfer to DICOM Storage SCP is tested. { {
<Transfer Syntax> The Transfer Syntax pull-down menu displays All,
Implicit Little Endian (ILE), Explicit Little Endian
(ELE), Explicit Big, Endian (EBE), JPEG Lossless
(JLL), and JPEG Lossy (JLO).
The selectable items are <Image Data>, <AET of
Sender>, <Host Name>, <Logical Name>, and
<AET>.
3. Sim. Rem. Receiver DICOM image reception is tested. { {
<Host Name> and <Logical Name> can be
selected. <AET> can be specified.
4. Sim. Loc. Receiver Images from the specified sender are received. { {
<Host Name> and <Logical Name> can be
selected. <AET> can be specified.
5. Add. Loc. Receiver Additional Storage SCP is started. { {
<AET> can be specified.
7. [Abort] Aborts the test { X
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(c) Display window for Basic Print

1. Extend Trace Level The DICOM Basic Printer is started in trace mode. { {
2. Simulate Camera The DICOM Reception Basic Printer simulator is { {
started.
4. [Abort] Aborts the test. { X
window.

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4.5 Maintenance
4.5.1 File Maintenance
4.5.1.1 User Data Backup/Restore
(1) Purpose
Backing up user-specific data. This function enables backing up (data saving and
restoring) of the various files created and updated by user operation. This function
allows the user-specific data to be recovered when the data file is lost due to an
incorrect operation or a problem with the magnetic disk.
The following three types of data can be backed up.
MCR : User-defined measurement data (values set in Application Preset

Editor in Exam Type Edit in the System Setting pop-up menu)
Preset : User-defined system presets (the preset values set in General Preset,
Peripheral System, OUTPUT, and Exam Information) and imaging
presets (imaging parameter information that can be saved for each
Exam Type by pressing the Preset switch on the touch panel)
Service Preset : Presets related to servicing (the values set using the service menu)
Note: Removable media must be used to back up the user-specific data.
The system identification data must be stored on the media. Otherwise, the
media is ejected automatically and the data cannot be saved. Each system
requires dedicated media.
(2) Display window
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1. Backup/Restore { {
Backup Data is transferred from the system to media
(including a remote HDD).
Restore Data is transferred from media (including a
remote HDD) to the system.
2. Drive & Dir Specify the media (including a remote HDD) and { {
directory to be used for backup or restoration.
3. [New Folder] Creates a new directory { {
4. [Refresh Drive List] Initializes (clears) the area (specified in the { {
Drive&Dir field) to which the backup data is to be
copied.
5. [Initialize Media (Folder)] The medium for backup is logically formatted using { {
system identification data. A medium (directory) not
formatted with this function cannot be used for
backup.
6. [Cancel] Before [Go] is selected: The selections are returned { {
to the initial status.
During execution (after [Go] is selected):
Backup/restoration is aborted. Copying of data is
aborted after the current copy operation is
completed.
7. [Go] Executes Backup/Restore operation. { {
window.

(a) Select Backup or Restore. (Only the procedure for backup is given below.)
(b) In the Drive&Dir field, select the medium or directory to which the data is to be
backed up. To create a directory, use [Make Dir].
(c) Initialize the directory using [Initialize (Partition)].
(d) Select the type of data to be backed up from among MCR, Preset, and
ServicePreset.
(e) Press [Go] to execute the backup operation.
When backup is completed successfully, a directory is created in the directory

specified above, with the date and time of backup of the data.
(f) When restoring the backed-up data, a long time may be required for image data
conversion and the progress bar may move very slowly. This does not indicate
that the system has locked up. Do not shut down the system. (The progress bar
will not stay at the same position for more than 5 minutes.)
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4.5.1.2 File Transfer
(1) Purpose
Transferring files concerning various data items for the system using FTP.
The following "sources" are provided.
(a) File : To transfer files from the system
(b) Download List : To view the list of files transferred from the remote device to the
system
(c) Extract List : To view the list of files in the transfer directory in the system
(2) Display window
(a) Display window for File
The menu screen differs depending on the selected action.

1. Transfer Online Specify the patient name, study, and series for - -
thumbnail image display. The displayed images
can be transferred directly to a remote terminal
(operating terminal).
2. Extract Only Specify the patient name, study, and series for - -
thumbnail image display. The files are copied to
the transfer directory.
3. Download The specified files are downloaded from a remote - -
device to the system.
LM: Local mode

RM: Remote mode
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(a)-1 Menu screen for Transfer Online

1. File Type { {
Any file Any of the files on the system disk are
transferred to a remote terminal.
Most common logfiles
Service related logfiles
All available logfiles
2. Filter File types are filtered. { {
3. [Refresh] Refreshes the display of the directory information. { {
4. [Go] Starts the file transfer operation. { {
window.

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(a)-2 Menu screen for Download

1. File Type { {
Any file Any of the files on a remote terminal are
downloaded to the system.
2. Source Select the remote terminal. { {
3. [Refresh] Refreshes the display of the download directory { {
information.
4. [Go] Starts the download operation. { {
window.

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(a)-3 Menu screen for Extract Only

1. File Type { {
Any file Any of the files on the system disk are copied to
the transfer directory.
Most common logfiles
(Note: This will be supported
in the future.)
Service related logfiles
in the future.)
All available logfiles
in the future.)
2. [Refresh] Refreshes the display of the directory information. { {
3. [Go] Copies the file to the transfer directory. { {
window.

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(b) Display window for Download List

1. Action { {
Show/Delete The list of files is displayed. Or the files are
deleted.
2. Site Directory The location of the directory in the system is { {
displayed.
4. [Refresh] Refreshes the display of the directory where the { {
downloaded files are to be stored.
5. [Delete] Deletes the downloaded files. { {
window.

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(c) Display window for Extract List

1. Action { {
Transfer Online The files in the transfer directory are transferred.
Show/Delete The list of files in the transfer directory is
displayed. Or the files in the transfer directory
are deleted.
3. [Refresh] Refreshes the display of the transfer directory { {
information.
4. [Go] Executes the file transfer operation. { {
window.

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4.5.2 Log
4.5.2.1 Original Log
(1) Purpose
Enables the results of maintenance operations, such as System Test, Diagnostic,

System Maintenance, and Image Quality Report in the maintenance menu, to be viewed.
(2) Display window
(a) Initial window
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(b) System Test Log window
(c) Diagnostic Log window
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(d) System Maintenance Log window
(e) Image Quality Report Log window
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(f) Operation Log window
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4.5.2.2 Event Viewer
(1) Purpose
Viewing the event log through simplified operation.
(2) Display window
Move the cursor to the

desired message and
press the [SET] switch.
The corresponding
description screen
(below) is displayed.
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1. Domain Select the type of log. { {
Application Application log
Security Security log
System System log
2. Severity Select the severity (error level). { {
Error Errors are displayed.
Warning Warnings are displayed.
Information Information is displayed.
All All levels of messages are displayed.
3. Searchorder Select the display order. { {
Newest first The newest data is displayed first.
Oldest first The oldest data is displayed first.
4. Message Limit Specify the maximum number of messages to be { {
displayed.
5. Time Range Specify the date range for display of the messages. { {
From Start date
To End date
6. Time Check this box to narrow down the range to { {
particular hours on the specified date.
7. [Exit] Closes the window. { {
8. [Abort] Aborts the search operation. { {
9. [Go] Starts the search operation. { {

(a) Select the log type.
(b) Select the desired message in the search result list.
(c) Details are displayed for the selected message.
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4.5.3 Report
(1) Purpose
Enables electronic data from users and service engineers at the user site to be viewed.
(2) Display window

1. Date/Time Date and time of data creation { {
2. Subject/Directory Data title { {
3. From Name of writer { {
4. Category Data category { {
5. Subject Title given by responding service engineer { {
6. Name Name of responding service engineer { {
7. [Cancel] All the data entered in this window is abandoned. { {
8. [Save] The entered data is transferred to the system at the { {
user site and saved there. The corresponding data
that was used previously is deleted.
window.

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4.5.4 Service History
(1) Purpose
Creating the service history.
(2) Display window

1. Engineer Enter name of the engineer in charge of service. { {
2. Date If "New" is specified, the current date is { {
automatically read and displayed.
If a past date is specified, the data corresponding to
the specified date is displayed.
3. Type of Maintenance Select either proactive maintenance or reactive { {
maintenance.
4. Contents Check the boxes for the target service items. { {
5. Frequency of Phenomenon Select the frequency of recurrence of the problem. { {
6. Current Condition Select the servicing status. { {
7. Working time Enter the actual time required for the work. { {
8. Memo Enter the work contents and comments. { {
9. [Cancel] If "New" is specified, all the data entered in the { {
window is deleted.
10. [New] Used to enter the data for the work performed on { {
the current date and to initialize other data.
11. [Save] Transfers and saves the entered data to the user { {
system.
window.

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(a) Enter the name of the service engineer.
(b) Check the boxes in the Maintenance Work section according to the current servicing
work.
(c) Press [Save] to save the data in the Aplio system
4.6 Utilities
4.6.1 Command Line
(1) Purpose
Executing a command line (DOS command) and displaying results of command execution.
(2) Display window

1. Command Line Enter the command to be executed. { {
2. Output The command execution results are displayed. { {
3. [Explorer] Displays Explorer. { X
4. [Control Panel] Displays the Control Panel. { X
5. [Go] Executes the entered command. { {
6. [Abort] Aborts the command being executed. { {
window.

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4.6.2 Stationing Application
(1) Purpose
Enables the protocol and the card reader to be turned ON/OFF.
(2) Display window

1. Alpha Protocol Specify whether protocol is to be used or not. { {
2. Card Reader Specify whether the card reader is to be used or { {
not.
3. [Cancel] Initializes the settings. { {
4. [SAVE] Saves the settings made in this window. { {
window.

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4.6.3 Remote Application
(1) Purpose
Opening a window on the diagnostic ultrasound system to display messages.
(2) Display window

1. Output Enter the message to be displayed on the { {
diagnostic ultrasound system.
2. [Cancel] Clears the entered message. { {
3. [Display] Displays the message on the diagnostic ultrasound { {
system.
window.

(a) Enter the message to be displayed on the diagnostic ultrasound system.
(b) Press [Display].
(c) The entered message is displayed on the diagnostic ultrasound system.
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4.7 Shortcuts
4.7.1 Smart Backup
(1) Purpose
Backing up the service information through simplified operation.
(2) Display window
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1. Backup/Restore Backup : System to media (including remote HDD) { {
Restore: Media (including remote HDD) to system
2. Drive & Dir Specify the media (including remote HDD) and { {
directory to be used for backup or restore.
3. [New Folder] Creates a new directory. { {
4. [Refresh Drive List] Initializes (clears) the area (specified in the { {
Drive&Dir field) to which the backup data is to be
copied.
5. [Initialize Media (Folder)] The medium for backup is logically formatted using { {
system identification data. A medium (directory)
that is not formatted with this function cannot be
used for backup.
6. [Cancel] Before [Go] is selected: The selections are returned { {
to the initial status.
During execution (after [Go] is selected):
Backup/Restore is aborted. Copying of data is
aborted after the current copy operation is
completed.
7. [Go] Executes the Backup/Restore operation. { {

(a) Select Backup.
(b) In the Drive&Dir field, select the medium or directory to which the data is to be
backed up. To create a directory, use [Make Dir].
(c) Initialize the directory using [Initialize (Partition)].
(d) Select the type of data to be backed up from among MCR, Preset, and ServicePreset.
(e) Press [Go] to execute the backup operation.
When backup is completed successfully, a directory is created in the directory

specified above, with the date and time of backup of the data.
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4.7.2 Software Upgrade
(1) Purpose
The software upgrade procedure is displayed and the automatic login process is
terminated.
(2) Display window

1. Software Upgrade The procedure for upgrading the software is { {
displayed.
2. [Go] The automatic login process is terminated (system { {
reboot required).
window.

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4.8 System Setting Function
4.8.1 ExamType Setting
(1) Purpose
Selecting the Exam Type to be set in the system.
(2) Display window

1. General General examinations { {
2. CV Cardiovascular examinations { {

(a) Select the exam type.
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4.8.2 Regulation
(1) Purpose
Setting the edition of the IEC standard to which the system conforms.
(2) Display window

1. IEC60601-1 Select the edition of the IEC standard to which the { {
system conforms.

(a) Select the edition of the IEC standard to which the system conforms.
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5. TROUBLESHOOTING
5.1 Troubleshooting for Power Supply Problems
The system is provided with a 7-segment LED on the front, which indicates the status of the power
supply. If the power of the system does not turn ON, examine the 7-segment LED to determine
the initial troubleshooting procedure.
Power supply unit status

indication and fan
abnormality indication
Battery status indication
Location of the power-supply Functions of the 7-segment LED

monitoring 7-segment LED
The figure above shows the location and the functions of the power-supply monitoring 7-segment
LED.
(1) Power supply configuration
The configuration of the power supply is shown in the following figure:
Card cage
PSD Back-end section
Isolation IO
AC Line filter PSL board
transformer
PSA Front-end section
PSC module
Power supply External devices
unit control
Battery charging
circuit Fan
Fan control circuit
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(2) Power supply connection
The table below lists the boards that use the secondary voltages of the PSA and PSD.
Secondary voltage
External device
TSB
TX RX CB RC BP BE CPU IO connected via
CP
IO and BP
PSA P2.5A +2.575 V { { {
P3.3AQ +3.3 V { { { { {
M3AQ -3.1 V { { {
P5.0AQ +5.0 V { { { {
P14.2AQ +14.2 V { { {
M14.2AQ -14.2 V { { {
TXV0 Variable {
TXV1 Variable {
PSD P3.3D +3.45 V { { { { {

P5D +5 V HDD, RDD,
{ { { { {
CP, USB, FP
P12D +12 V HDD, CP,
{ { { { {
Physio
M12D -12 V { { { {
CP : Control panel
HDD : Hard disk drive
RDD : Removable disk drive
USB : Universal serial bus
FP : Front panel PWB
Physio : Physiological signal detection unit
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(3) Diagnosis using the 7-segment LED
The 7-segment LED allows identification of faulty sections of the system.
Lit Not lit
(a) None of the segments of the 7-segment LED is lit.
The power supply is operating normally.
(b) The 7-segment LED indicates "1"
Abnormal AC input: The AC input is defective (line voltage drop, momentary power
failure, etc.).
(c) The 7-segment LED indicates "2"
Abnormal system temperature: An abnormal temperature has been detected by the

internal board.
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(d) The 7-segment LED indicates "3"
PSA output overcurrent, output drop: One of the card cage boards (TI, TX, RX, CB,
RC, or BP) that uses the power supplied by the
PSA is abnormal.
(e) The 7-segment LED indicates "4"
PSA overvoltage, abnormal internal temperature: PSA internal failure
(f) The 7-segment LED indicates "5"
Abnormal AC input or abnormal

internal temperature of PSD: AC input is abnormal (voltage drop, momentary power
failure, etc.) or the PSD itself has an internal failure.
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(g) The 7-segment LED indicates "6"
PSD output overcurrent, output drop: TSB, CP, one of the card cage boards (CPU, BE,
TSB, CP, or IO) that uses the power supplied by
the PSD, or one of the external devices that
receives power via IO or BP is abnormal.
(h) The 7-segment LED indicates "7"
Abnormal PSD fan: The fan in the PSD is faulty.
(i) The 7-segment LED indicates "8"
Abnormal system fans: The system fans are faulty. (The LED indicates "8" when fan 1,
fan 2, and fan 3 are all faulty.)
(j) Battery status (indicates the battery status)
Not lit : The battery is abnormal or not connected.

Blinking : The battery is being charged.
Lit : The battery is charged.
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(4) Relationship between the power supply configuration and error detection
Detects abnormal AC input or abnormal

internal temperature in the PSD
Detects output overcurrent or

output drop in the PSD
Detects abnormal PSD fan operation
Detects abnormal temperature

in the system
Detects abnormal AC power input
Card cage
PSD Back-end section
Isolation IO
AC Line filter PSL board
transformer
PSA Front-end section
Detects overvoltage or abnormal

internal temperature in the PSA PSC module
Power supply External devices
Detects output overcurrent or unit control
output drop in the PSA. Battery charging
circuit Fan
Fan control circuit
Detects abnormal system fan operation
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(5) Power output check procedure
It is possible to check the output voltages of the PSA and the PSD using a tester without
disconnecting them from the system.
(a) Checking the PSA output voltage
Remove the metal plate cover from the accessible section between the power supply
unit and the BP board, and check the output voltage of the PSA and the PSD using a
tester. (If no boards are present in the card cage, there is no load on the PSA, which
makes the power supply operation becomes unstable.)
Between the brown and black cables

Between the yellow and black cables
DC 125 mV or less
Between the red and Between the orange and

black cables black cables
DC 5.0 V 5% DC 3.45 V 5%
Voltage check for the 15-pin connector

Pin 1 DC 2.575 V 5%
Pin 2 DC -3.3 V 5%
Pin 3 DC 5.0 V 5%
Pin 4 DC 14.2 V 5%
Pin 5 DC -14.2 V 5%
Pin 8 DC 5.0 V 5%
Right end of the upper row of the

connector: Pin 1
Right end of the second row of the
connector: Pin 6
The metal plate section can be
used as the voltage reference (GND).
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(b) Checking the PSD output voltage
Use the PSD output connectors P102 and P911 to check the output voltage.
Connector P102
Voltage Voltage
measurement reference pin Voltage (V)
pins
1, 2, 13, 14 4 3.45 5%
3, 15 20 3.45 5%
6, 7, 8 18 5.0 5%
9, 10, 11 21 12.0 5%
12 24 -12.0 5%
Pin assignment of P102
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13
Connector P911
Voltage Voltage
Voltage (V)
measurement pin reference pin
7 8 3.45 5%
1 4 5.0 5%
3 6 12.0 5%
3 2 1
6 5 4
9 8 7
Pin assignment of P911
The PSD consists of five modules. When each module is operating normally, the output
LED on the corresponding module lights to indicate that the power is being output
normally.
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5.2 Troubleshooting for Monitor Problems
In the Xario system with the CRT monitor, an LED that indicates the operating status is provided
on the lower left on the front of the monitor.
In the Xario system with the LCD monitor, an LED that indicates the operating status is provided
on the lower right on the front of the monitor.
If nothing is displayed on the monitor, examine the LED to determine the initial troubleshooting
procedure.
(1) CRT monitor
The system is also provided with a self diagnosis

switch on the front left bottom of the monitor.
When the switch in the hole indicated by the
arrow labeled "Self Test" in the figure on the left is
pressed, the system enters Self Test mode.
Mode Status LED Self Test Degauss
(2) LCD monitor
Mode Status LED
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5.2.1 Self Test switch
(1) CRT monitor
(a) LED color: Amber
First 5 seconds after the power of the monitor is turned ON

Both HS and VS are inactive and VIDEO is blank
(b) LED color: Yellow
Either HS or VS is inactive and VIDEO is blank
(c) LED color: Green
Normal (HS, VS, and VIDEO are active)
(d) LED color: Blinking green
The monitor is in Self Test mode.
(e) LED color: OFF
No power is supplied.
(2) LCD monitor
(a) LED color: Amber
The monitor is in auto power save mode. (No signal is input.)

Input signal check status
(b) LED color: Green
Normal, started up, or normal display
(c) LED color: Blinking green (at 2-second intervals)
The monitor is in forcible power save mode.
(d) LED color: Blinking amber (at 2-second intervals)
Input signal error status
(e) LED color: OFF
No power is supplied.
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5.2.2 Checking the monitor operation using a PC
Signals are input to the monitor via a DVI-I connector with the following interface specifications.
Operation of the monitor can be checked by connecting the monitor to a DVI-I external output
terminal of the PC that supports these specifications. (It is possible to identify whether the cause
of the failure is located in the Xario system, CRT monitor/LCD monitor unit, or signal cable.)
(1) For the CRT monitor
Pin No. Signal name Meaning I/O

C1 R Red video signal I
C2 G Green video signal I
C3 B Blue video signal I
C4 H-SYNC Horizontal synchronization signal I
C5 RETURN GND (R, G, B) Signal ground
6 DDC CLOK Clock signal for DDC IF I
7 DDC DATA DDC IF data signal O
8 V-SYNC Vertical synchronization signal I
15 RETURN GND (H-sync, V-sync) Signal ground
Signal names and pin assignments for the output terminal of systems with the CRT monitor
(2) For the LCD monitor
Pin No. Signal name Meaning I/O

1 TMDS Data2 TMDS signal data 2 I
2 TMDS Data2+ TMDS signal data 2+ I
3 TMDS Data2/4 Shield TMDS signal data 2 Shield
22 TMDS Clock Shield Shield for TMDS signal I
23 TMDS Clock+ Clock+ for TMDS signal I
24 TMDS Clock Clock for TMDS signal I
Signal names and pin assignments for the output terminal of systems with the LCD monitor
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5.3 Troubleshooting for the Operating Panel
When the three rotary encoder switches are pressed simultaneously and held down for 4 seconds,
the system enters the test mode in which the operating panel can be started up individually.
In this test mode, every time a switch (other than the switches on the touch panel, the power ON
switch, the SET and NEXT switches, and the wheel switch) is pressed, the corresponding LED
goes through the following lighting sequence: unlit green orange.
This test mode is useful for identifying failures associated with the operating panel.
Rotary encoder switches for starting test mode
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Simplified fault analysis for the operating panel
The panel does not respond.
Can the individual panel No

The operating panel is faulty.
test mode be started?
Yes
Does the LED

indication change every Yes A component other than the
time the corresponding operating panel is faulty.
switch is pressed?
No
A PWB in the operating

panel is faulty.
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5.4 Troubleshooting for VCR and Printer Problems
The system is not provided with a self-diagnosis function for the VCR and printer outputs. If a
failure occurs in the VCR or printer, operation must be checked by connecting the faulty unit to
another system.
The following figures show the connections at the system end. Only the I/O and BP are connected
via signal patterns.
In the case of problems with the printer, the cause may lie in the ATX board or the cable between
the ATX board and the IO board.
In case of problems with the VCR, the cause may lie in the ATX board or the BE board.
Although the system specifications provide composite signal output, dedicated composite signal
input terminals are not provided.
BP board
USB
Printer
ATX board
BE board
IO board
S terminal input/output
Audio VCR
USB RS-232C
VCR and printer connection diagram
Output of the system S terminal
Pin number Signal name Meaning

4 3 1 GND Signal ground
2 1 2 GND Signal ground
3 Y Brightness signal
4 C Color signal
Signal names and pin assignment for the system S terminal
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5.5 Troubleshooting for Front-End Section Problems
The front-end section is composed of 6 boards: TI, TX0, TX1, RX, CB, and RC. If identification of
the faulty component using the "Test tools - Diagnostic" test program in the service menu is difficult,
the following procedures are recommended.
(1) If part of the 2D-mode echo image is missing
Part of the 2D-mode

echo image is missing.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the transducer with
The transducer is faulty.
one of the same type.
The problem is
not corrected.
The problem
is corrected.
Connect the transducer
The TI board is faulty.
to another connector.
The problem is
not corrected.
The position of the

missing part changes.
Interchange the TX boards
A TX board is faulty.
in slots TX1 and TX0.
The position of the missing

part does not change.
The RX or RC board is faulty.
CAUTION: When the TX or RC board in the front-end section or PSA has been replaced,
the calibration test must be performed according to section 6 "CALIBRATION
TEST PROCEDURE".
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Tip:
The TX boards in slots TX0 and TX1 cover the sections of the image as shown below for
linear and convex transducers. The ratio of the coverages differ depending on the number of
piezoelectric elements used in the transducer. For the PLT-704AT, PLT-805AT, and
PLT-1204AT, for example, the ratio is as follows.
TX1 TX0 TX1
1 2 1
For PLT-704AT, PLT-805AT, and PLT-1204AT
Accordingly, if any of the channels of the TX board is abnormal, the position of the missing
section in the echo image changes when the TX boards in slots TX0 and TX1 are
interchanged. Assuming that TX board A is in slot TX0 and TX board B is in slot TX1 in the
initial status, the position of the missing section changes as follows when boards A and B are
interchanged.
TX1 TX0 TX1 TX1 TX0 TX1
B A B A B A
Missing section Missing section

of the echo image of the echo image
After the boards are

Initial status
interchanged
Slot TX board
Slot TX board
TX0 A
TX0 B
TX1 B
TX1 A
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(2) If noise appears for a specific channel
Noise appears for a specific channel.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the transducer
with one of the same type
The problem is
not corrected.
The problem
is corrected.
Connect the transducer
The TI board is faulty.
to another connector.
The problem is
not corrected.
The position of the

noise changes.
Interchange the TX boards
A TX board is faulty.
in slots TX1 and TX0.
The position of the

noise does not change.
The problem
is corrected.
Disconnect the CB board. The CB board is faulty.
The problem is
not corrected.
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(3) If the sensitivity is low in 2D mode
Sensitivity is low in 2D mode.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the transducer
with one of the same type.
The problem is
not corrected.
The brightness
Place the transducer is low. The transmission voltage (VTX)
in the air and check the
is abnormal (low).
brightness of the shallow
The RC or PSA is faulty.
part of the image.
The brightness
is normal.
The voltage
is abnormal.
Check the output
The PSA is faulty.
voltage of the PSA.
The voltage
is normal.
The reception system is abnormal

(the analog gain is low):
CAUTION: Be sure to check the preset conditions such as the transmission output setting.
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(4) If general color noise occurs
General color noise occurs.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the transducer with
one of the same type.
The problem is
not corrected.
The voltage
is abnormal.
Check the output
The PSA is faulty.
voltage of the PSA.
The voltage
is normal.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the RC board. The RC board is faulty.
The problem is
not corrected.
The RX board or a component other than

those in the front-end section may be faulty
(PSA, BE, or preset conditions).
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(5) If only the color sensitivity is low
A fault in the front-end system seems unlikely. Identify the fault using the procedures
described in (3) "If the sensitivity is low in 2D mode" above.
(6) If color images are not displayed (2D images are displayed)
A fault in the front-end system seems unlikely. Check the BE board and the preset conditions.
(7) If PWD images are not displayed (2D images and color images are displayed)
(8) If only the PWD sensitivity is low
A fault in the front-end system seems unlikely. Identify the fault using the procedures
described in (3) "If the sensitivity is low in 2D mode" above.
(9) If CW echo is disabled when a pencil transducer is used
CW echo is disabled when a

pencil transducer is used.
Transducer selection
is not possible. The cable connecting the pencil
transducer connector and the TI
Try to select a transducer.
board is faulty or the pencil
transducer is faulty.
Transducer selection
is possible.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the pencil transducer. The pencil transducer is faulty.
The problem is
not corrected.
The cable connecting the pencil

transducer connector and the TI
board is faulty.
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(10) If only the SCW sensitivity is low
Only the SCW sensitivity is low.
The problem
is corrected.
The calibration results have
Apply the calibration results.
not been applied.
CAUTION: Refer to subsection 7.6 "Applying the Board

The problem is Information and Calibration Results".
not corrected. Application of the calibration results is also
required after calibration is performed.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the CB board. The CB board is faulty.
The problem is
not corrected.
The problem
is corrected.
Perform "SCW Power Cal" Calibration has not been
calibration again. performed.
The problem is
not corrected.
A fault in the front-end system

seems unlikely.
Check the BE board and PSA.
(11) If the mirror level is high in the PWD
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(12) If the mirror level is high only in the SCW
The mirror level is high only in the SCW.
The problem
is corrected.
The calibration results have
Apply the calibration results.
not been applied.
CAUTION: Refer to subsection 7.6 "Applying the

Board Information and Calibration
The problem is Results".
not corrected. Also apply the calibration results after
the CB board is replaced.
The problem
is corrected.
Replace the CB board. The CB board is faulty.
The problem is
not corrected.
A fault in the front-end system

seems unlikely.
Check the BE board and PSA.
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5.6 Troubleshooting for Network Problems
(1) Troubleshooting for TCP/IP-related general problems with network connections
Network problems are often caused by inappropriate network settings on systems, resulting
in faulty connections with the network. When solving such problems, network commands
such as Ping, which are executed from the command prompt, are useful for verifying
connection with the network. (The command prompt can be entered using Command Line in
Utilities of the service menu (refer to subsection 4.6). This is also true for the command
prompts referred to the following descriptions.)
If a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) network is used, the network assigns IP
(Internet Protocol) addresses to client computers using a centralized DHCP server.
Therefore, network problems must be corrected by a network administrator, even if they are
identified to be problems with the client.
(2) Obtaining the network environment information
To obtain the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway currently used by the system,
type "IPconfig" at the command prompt and press Enter. The IP settings of the OS are
displayed on the screen. The Ethernet adapter name is shown together with the IP address,
the subnet mask, and the IP address of the default gateway. Note down all the settings.
Windows 2000 IP Configuration
Ethernet adapter xxxxxxx:

Connection-specific DNS Suffix. . . . . . . . . :
IP Address. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 123.456.789.012
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : 111.222.333.444.
The figure above shows an example of the screen displayed after "IPconfig" is executed with
a fixed IP. Confirm that the displayed settings are correct.
* IP address : 123.456.789.012
* Subnet mask : 255.255.255.0
* IP address of default gateway : 111.222.333.444
(3) Verification using Ping (system IP address)
Use the "Ping" command to verify that hardware operation is normal. Type "Ping IP address"
(type the system IP address for "IP address") and press Enter.
If Ping is executed successfully, the reply shown below appears on the screen:
Pinging <IP address> with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from <IP address> : bytes=32 time<10 ms TTL=128

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If Ping ends in failure, the reply shown below appears on screen:
Pinging <IP address> with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.

Request timed out.
Request timed out.
Request timed out.
If Ping results in failure (or Ping fails for all IP addresses), the RM board may be faulty, the
OS may not recognize the network adapter correctly, or the network settings on the system
may be incorrect. Take appropriate actions such as replacing the RM board or verifying the
network settings.
(4) Verification using Ping (default gateway IP address)
After successful execution of Ping with the system IP address, the Ping command must be
executed for the default gateway IP address.
If Ping execution fails, whether or not the IP address of the default gateway is correct must be
verified. If the IP address is correct, the failure is likely to be due to a fault in the network
cable or network hub. Take appropriate actions such as replacing the cables used for
connection to the existing network hub, verifying that the hub lamp lights when the system is
connected to the hub, and checking the network cable by connecting it to other ports of the
hub or to a different hub.
(5) Verifying network routing
If the execution of Ping is successful for the default gateway and the system IP address, but
unsuccessful for other subnet IP addresses, there may be a fault in the router configuration
for network connection.
For tracing a route, type "TRacert IP address" (type the target IP address for route tracing),
and press Enter.
If the network is operating correctly, the reply message shown below appears.
<###.###.###.###> shows the IP address of each router.
Tracing route to address over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 <10 ms <10 ms <10 ms <###.###.###.###>

2 50 ms 50 ms 51 ms <###.###.###.###>
3 250 ms 80 ms 50 ms IP address
Trace complete.
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If there is a problem with the router configuration between the system and the target system,
the reply shown below appears.
1 <10 ms <10 ms <10 ms <###.###.###.###>

2 * * * Request timed out.
If the router configuration is incorrect or if a proxy server or firewall exists on the target
system, the reply shown below may appear.
1 <10 ms <10 ms <10 ms <###.###.###.###>

2 50 ms 50 ms 51 ms <###.###.###.###>
3 <###.###.###.###> reports: Destination net unreachable
(6) Verification of name resolution on the network
If connection to the IP address of another system is not possible despite successful Ping
execution, enter "IPconfig/all" to check whether all the displayed servers have replied to the
Pings. If Ping fails for an IP address, confirm the network settings of the system and check
the correct IP addresses of the servers with the network administrator. If Ping is executed
successfully for all the IP addresses, a name resolution problem is likely. Confirm the
network environment settings, including the host name of the system (refer to section 13 of
the service manual (2D730-519EN)).
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5.7 DICOM-Related Troubleshooting
(1) If images cannot be transmitted to the server
Confirm that Xario is selected for the host and that 2000 is set for the port number on the
screen below.
network nodes remote
Enter the host name and the port number of the server on the screen below.
Advanced DICOM DICOM Destinations
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(2) If "?" is displayed in Patient Browser when dynamic images are received
Set the port number of Xario to 2000.
If the port number of Xario is set to 104 at the server, the Xario can receive dynamic images
but "?" is displayed in Patient Browser.
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6. CALIBRATION TEST
6.1 When Is Calibration Required?
Calibration is performed for the following combination of units. If any of these units is changed,
calibration must be performed again.
Batch file to be executed

Replaced unit
scw_power_cal.bat rxbf_adc_cal.bat
TX (replacement of either board or
~
interchanging of the two boards)
RC { {
PSA {
HDD (*) {
TI/RX/CB/BE/VP/MA/MC
{ : Calibration is required when the applicable hardware has been replaced.

~ : Calibration is required when the two TX boards have been interchanged. The TX boards
may be interchanged to determine whether either of the boards is defective. If the boards are
not returned to their original locations after checking, calibration must be performed.
: Calibration is not required.
(*) When the HDD has been replaced, the procedures described in subsection 7.6
"Applying the Board Information and Calibration Results" should be performed.
6.2 Calibration Test Procedure
CAUTION: The calibration test must be performed without fail. Otherwise, the
transmission/reception system may not function correctly.
(1) Before replacing a unit, turn the power ON and start up the system.
Freeze the image, disconnect all of the transducers from the system, and then access the
service menu (refer to section 4 for the procedure).
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(2) In the Command Line menu in Utilities, execute the stopz.js command (press the [Go] button)
to stop the system software (refer to figure 6-1). The service menu screen also disappears.
Note: Execution of this command takes approximately 2 minutes. Do not perform other key
operations until execution of the command is completed.
Figure 6-1 Command line entry screen
(3) Approximately 2 minutes later, the system returns to Windows 2000. However, two windows
(PowerMsgMonitor and Power Message Monitor) remain displayed. Close these windows.
(4) Open Windows Explorer by selecting Start Programs Accessories Windows Explorer.
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(5) Right-click "My Computer" and select Properties Advanced Environment Variables
New..., and then perform setting as follows.
Variable Name : Z_DEV_MACHINE

Variable Value : 1
(6) Select OK OK OK to close the windows.
(7) Select Start Run. Type "c:\SetAplio\10_stopAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK]. The
system now runs in Windows when it is started up the next time. This step is essential for
correct calibration.
(8) Close all windows.
(9) Select Start Shutdown and execute shutdown.
(10) Replace the unit to be tested and start up the system.
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(11) Select Start Program Accessories Command Prompt (refer to figure 6-2) to open a
DOS window. Type "C:zdt\rxbf_adc_cal.bat" and then press Enter to execute the
command (refer to figure 6-3). After the command is executed, the result (Test Summary:
Pass/Fail) is displayed in the window. If "Pass" is displayed, proceed to step (12). If "Fail" is
displayed, execute the command again. If the test fails again, another board may be
defective. Run the diagnostic test for the boards in the front-end section referring to
section 8.
Figure 6-2 Command Prompt startup screen Figure 6-3 Command Prompt entry screen
(12) Type "C:\zdt\scw_power_cal.bat" and then press Enter to execute the command. After the
command is executed, the result (Pass/Fail) is displayed in the window. If "Pass" is
displayed, proceed to step (13). If "Fail" is displayed, execute the command again. If the test
fails again, another board may be defective. Run the diagnostic test for the boards in the
front-end section referring to section 8.
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(13) Open Windows Explorer by selecting Start Programs Accessories Windows Explorer.
(14) Right-click "My Computer" and select Properties Advanced Environment Variables. In
the Environment Variables window, delete the settings below.
Variable : Z_DEV_MACHINE
Value : 1
(15) Select OK OK OK to close the windows.
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(16) Select Start Run. Type "c:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK]. A
DOS window is opened and closed automatically (approximately 20 seconds).
(17) Select Start Run. Type "c:\SetAplio\12_RestartAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK].
Ultrasound images are now displayed when the system is started up the next time.
(19) Select Start Shutdown and execute shutdown. Start up the system again and confirm that
the system starts up normally and that images are displayed correctly.
(20) When the HDD has been replaced, reenter the data that was set in the service menu (Site,
System, HW/SW, Network, Configuration, etc.).
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6.3 Checking the Calibration Data
Two journal files containing the calibration results are created in C:\Zdt. Read the contents of the
journal files to check the items below.
To open a journal file, start Windows Explorer from the service menu and double-click the desired
file.
The created journal files are "scw_power_cal.txt" and "rxbf_adc_cal.txt". Since both files are text
files, their contents can be read using Notepad or a similar application.
Calibration date
If the date of board replacement or repair does not match the date of the journal file,
calibration has not been performed.
Calibration Pass/Fail
Whether the calibration was completed correctly (PASS/FAIL) is indicated at the end of the
journal file.
Test Summary: PASS
Sat Oct 09 14:31:33 2004
// end journaling to c:\zdt\rxbf_adc_cal.txt
If the Test Summary is "FAIL", calibration was not completed correctly.
Serial number, P-list number, firmware revision of the board for which calibration was performed
The data for each board is indicated at the end of the journal file. An example of the data for the
RC board is shown below.
Receive Control
TSB P/N PM30-XXXXX-1
SN 04201131
TSB REV A MOD 0
FWO RTC XX.XX
If the board data in the journal file differs from the actual data, calibration has not been
performed correctly.
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7. PROCEDURES FOR REPLACING A BOARD AND CHANGING THE FIRMWARE OF A BOARD
When a board is replaced, it is also necessary to change the firmware that was installed at the time
of shipment to match the current system status.
In addition, after the board is replaced, the new board information and the calibration results must
be applied.
When the PSA is replaced, calibration is required. The required procedures are described in this
section.
CAUTION: Replace boards at the time specified in subsection 7.3 "Replacing a Board/PSA".
However, the RM board must be replaced in subsection 7.8 "Replacing the RM Board
and PSA".
7.1 Required Steps for Each Board
The procedure differs depending on the replaced board or PSA. Perform the corresponding
procedure.
(1) MA board
7.2 Preparation
7.3 Replacing the board/PSA
7.8 Replacing the RM board and PSA
(2) TX or RC board
7.2 Preparation
7.3 Replacing a board/PSA
7.4 Writing the firmware
7.5 Calibration test
7.6 Applying the board information and calibration results
7.7 Starting up the system again
(3) TI, RX, CB (option) board, or MC (option) board
7.2 Preparation
(4) BE or VP board
7.2 Preparation
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(5) IO board
7.2 Preparation
9. Resetting the printers
(6) PSA (power supply)
7.2 Preparation
7.5 Calibration test
7.2 Preparation
(1) Turn the power supply ON to start up the system. Then, access the service menu screen in
the same manner as described in section 6.
(2) Select Utilities Command Line and execute the "stopz.js" command (press the [Go] button)
in the same manner as described in section 6 to stop the system software (refer to figure
6-1). The service menu screen also disappears.
(3) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "c:\SetAplio\10_stopAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK]. The
system now runs in Windows when it is started up the next time. This step is necessary for
correct firmware writing, calibration, and board information setting.
(5) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown.
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7.3 Replacing a Board/PSA
CAUTION: Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8 "Replacing the RM Board and
PSA".
(1) If a board or PSA needs to be replaced, replace the board/PSA at this time.
(2) Press the power switch to start up the system again. Approximately 5 minutes later, the
Windows screen is displayed.
7.4 Writing the Firmware
When a board is replaced, it is also necessary to change the firmware that was installed at the time
of shipment to match the current system status. Change the firmware as outlined below.
(1) Select Start Programs Accessories Command Prompt to open a DOS window.
(2) Type "c:\zdt\Load_FW.bat" and then press Enter to execute the command.
(3) Confirm that "Fail" is not displayed during execution.
If writing fails, the FW names for which writing failed are displayed in the last section.
Press [Enter] at the prompt. If "Error on Abort connect" is displayed, it can be ignored.
When the prompt blinks again, repeat step (2).
Repeat step (2) until "PASS" is displayed for all FWs.
If writing is successful, the following display is shown in the last section. Press Enter at
the prompt.
If "Error on Abort connect" is displayed, it can be ignored.
CAUTION: If "FAIL" is displayed, execute LOAD_FW.BAT until "PASS" is displayed.

In particular, if the power is turned OFF before BE, RTC, ENC, and DEC have
been written successfully, the BE, RC, and VP boards may need to be
replaced.
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(4) To confirm that the firmware has been loaded correctly, move the scroll bar and confirm that
"FAIL" is not displayed. In the case of upgrading, follow the instructions given in the relevant
document.
(6) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown.
(7) Press the power switch to start up the system. Approximately 5 minutes later, the Windows
screen is displayed.
7.5 Calibration Test
Perform the calibration test according to steps (11) and (12) in subsection 6.2 "Calibration Test
Procedure".
7.6 Applying the Board Information and Calibration Results
The following operation is required in order to set information regarding the replaced board and
calibration results in the software.
(1) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "c:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio" and press [OK]. A DOS window
is opened and closed automatically (approximately 20 seconds).
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7.7 Starting Up the System Again
(1) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "c:\SetAplio\12_RestartAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK].
Now, ultrasound images are displayed when the system is started up the next time.
(3) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Start up the system again and confirm
that the system starts up normally and that images are displayed correctly.
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7.8 Replacing the RM Board and PSA
If replacement of the PSA is necessary, replace it at this stage.
7.8.1 Identification of the RM board according to the system version
(1) Confirm the system version before replacing the RM board and follow the appropriate
procedure according to the system version (refer to the flowchart below).
Xario V6.2RXXX/XarioXG V1.2RXXX or earlier : Go to subsection 7.8.2.
Xario V7.0RXXX/XarioXG V2.0RXXX or later : Go to subsection 7.8.3.
7.8 Replacing the RM board and PSA
Is the system version Is the system version

Xario V7.0RXXX No Xario V6.2RXXX No
XarioXG V2.0RXXX XarioXG V1.2RXXX
or later? or earlier?
Yes
Yes
Perform the procedures described in
subsection 7.8.2 and complete the replacement.
Perform the procedures

described in subsection 7.8.3. No Perform the procedures described in
Is the label attached at the specified subsection 7.8.4 and complete the replacement.
position on the graphic card?
Yes
Perform the procedures

described in subsection 7.8.5. No Perform the procedures described in
Is the XarioXG or Xario logo subsection 7.8.7 and complete the replacement.
displayed on the TCS?
Yes
Perform the procedures described in

subsection 7.8.6 and complete the replacement.
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7.8.2 Work after replacement of the old-version RM board (for Xario V6.2/XarioXG V1.2 or earlier)
Confirm the following and then perform the procedures described in subsections 7.8.2.1 to
7.8.2.5.
<1> The system version is Xario V6.2/XarioXG V1.2 or earlier.

<2> An old-version RM board is used.
If the above conditions are not met, go back to the beginning of subsection 7.8 and perform the
check again.
7.8.2.1 Confirmation of the BIOS settings
(1) Remove the HDD unit.
CAUTION: Do not install the HDD unit without setting the date and time in the BIOS
screen. If the system is started up without setting the date and time in the BIOS
screen, the default date and time used in the CPU ASSY are set for the system.
(2) BIOS settings
Check whether the settings described below are set after the CPU ASSY has been
replaced. If the settings are incorrect, intermittent blue screen or shutdown may occur.
The BIOS settings differ depending on which CPU ASSY (new or old) or which BIOS
version is used. First, check the BIOS version and perform the procedures according to
the version.
(a) Checking the BIOS version

Press [TAB] when the TOSHIBA LOGO window is displayed after system startup.
After the Power On Self Test window is displayed, check the BIOS version
displayed in the third row at the upper left of the screen.
If the version is not displayed, the message "OS Not Found" is displayed. Hold
down for at least 5 seconds to force the system to shut down. Then start up
the system again.
(b) Displaying the BIOS setting screen

Reboot the system and press [Delete] when the TOSHIBA LOGO screen is
displayed. The BIOS screen is displayed. If the BIOS screen is not displayed,
forcibly shut down the system and then start up the system again.
(c) Specifying the BIOS settings

If the BIOS version is T1.1, perform the procedures described in BIOS setting 1.
If the BIOS version is not T1.1 (T1.1A or later), check the procedures described in
BIOS setting 2.
* Operation in the BIOS setting screen
To move to another item : , , , or
To select an item : ENTER
To return to the previous menu : ESC
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<1> BIOS setting 1
Select [Advanced] [I/O Device Configuration] [Onboard Device]

[DRAM Timing Selectable] [Manual] [Memory Frequency For]
[DDR266].
<2> BIOS setting 2
The default settings at the time of shipment do not need to be changed.
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(d) Checking the time and date entries
Check entries for "System Time" and "System Date". Change the settings if
necessary.
System Time: Contains three fields for entering the hour, minute, and second
(24 hour format).
System Date: Contains three fields for entering the month, date, and year.
* To move to the next field
Hour minute second and month date year: Use [Enter].
System Time System Date: Use the cursor key.
* To move to another item
[+], [-], [Page Up], or [Page Down]
(e) Saving the BIOS settings and closing the window
Press the [F10] key to save the settings.
The confirmation message is displayed. Enter "y (yes)" and press the [Enter] key.
After the settings have been saved, the system is rebooted.
Confirm that the message "OS not found" is displayed and then hold down
for at least 5 seconds to force the system to shut down.
(3) Install the HDD unit.
(4) Start up the system again. Confirm that the system starts up normally.
7.8.2.2 Checking the drive letter
(1) Double-click "My Computer" and open Windows Explorer.
(2) Confirm that the drive letters are as follows: d_drive (D:), e_drive (E:), Compact Disk
(G:), t_drive (T:), u_drive (U:), v_drive (V:), w_drive(W:), and y_drive (Y:). If any of
these drive letters is incorrect, correct it. Note that Removable Disk (F:) is not displayed.
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7.8.2.3 Installing the US driver device
To ensure that the US driver device is recognized by the system normally,

select [Start] [RUN], enter "D:\APLIO\BIN\DRVINSTALL.BAT" in the box, and press [OK].
Wait approximately 1 minute.
7.8.2.4 Applying the board information and calibration results
Perform the step below to apply the new board information and the calibration results
correctly to the software.
(1) Select [Start] [RUN], enter "c:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat" in the box, and press
[OK]. A DOS window opens and closes automatically (approximately 20 seconds).
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7.8.2.5 Starting up the system again
(1) Select [Start] [RUN], enter "c:\SetAplio\12_RestartAplio.bat" in the displayed box,

and press [OK]. Ultrasound images are displayed when the system is started up the
next time.
(3) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Start up the system again and
confirm that the system starts up normally and that images are displayed correctly.
Confirm the following and then perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8.3.1.
<1> The system version is Xario V7.0/XarioXG V2.0 or later.
<2> A new-version RM board is used and its part number is PM30-35627.
check again.
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7.8.3.1 Confirmation of the RM board name label
Two types of graphics cards are used for the RM board of Xario V7.0RXXX/XarioXG
V2.0RXXX or later.
Special setting is required depending on the type of graphics card used. Check the following
and perform the appropriate procedures.
(1) Check whether the name label "BSMxx-xxxx" is applied at the specified location (shown
below) on the prepared replacement RM board.
If the name label is not applied : Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8.4.
If the name label is applied : Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8.5.
* BSMxx-xxxx = BSM34-0029
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7.8.4 Work after replacement of the new-version RM board (if the name label is not applied on the
graphic card)
7.8.4.5.
<2> The part number of the RM board is PM30-35627.
<3> The name label "BSMxx-xxx" is not applied at the specified position on the replacement
RM board.
check again.
CAUTION: Set the date and time on the BIOS setting screen before reinstalling the HDD
unit.
If the system is started without setting the date and time on the BIOS setting
screen, the initial setting time on the CPU board is set as the system time.
(2) Setting the BIOS
Check the following settings after the CPU has been replaced.
If the settings are not correct, a blue screen may sometimes be displayed or
unexpected shutdown may sometimes occur.
Displaying the BIOS setting screen
Restart the system. Press [F2] while the Toshiba logo screen is displayed to display
the BIOS setting screen. If the BIOS setting screen is not displayed, terminate the
system forcibly and restart the system.
* Operations on the BIOS screen
To move the highlight : Use arrow keys ( , , , ).
To select an item : Press ENTER .
To return to the previous menu : Press ESC .
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Check the time and date.
Check the values in the "System Time" and "System Date" fields. Change them if
necessary.
System Time: Enter the time in the order hours, minutes, seconds (24-hour format).
System Date: Enter the date in the order month, day, year.
* To select each item
Hours minutes seconds and month day year: Use [Enter] .
* To change each item
Use [+] and [] .
Save the settings and close the program.
Press [F10] to save the settings.
A confirmation message is displayed. Select "Yes" and press the [Enter] key.
When saving is completed, the system reboots.
Confirm that the message "Operating System not found" is displayed and then
terminate the system by holding down POWER for at least 5 seconds.
(3) Reinstall the HDD unit.
(4) Start the system again. Confirm that the system starts normally.
(2) Confirm that the drive letters are as follows: d_drive (D:), e_drive (E:), Compact Disk
(G:), t_drive (T:), u_drive (U:), v_drive (V:), w_drive(W:), and y_drive (Y:). If any of
these drive letters is incorrect, correct it. Note that Removable Disk (F:) is not displayed.
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To ensure that the US driver device is recognized by the system normally, select [Start]
[RUN], enter "D:\APLIO\BIN\DRVINSTALL.BAT" in the box, and press [OK]. Wait
approximately 1 minute.
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7.8.5 Work after replacement of the new-version RM board (if the name label is applied on the graphic
card)
Confirm the following and then perform the procedures described in subsections 7.8.5.1 and
7.8.5.2.
<3> The name label "BSMxx-xxx" is applied at the specified position on the replacement RM
board.
check again.
CAUTION: Set the date and time on the BIOS setting screen before reinstalling the HDD
unit.
If the system is started without setting the date and time on the BIOS setting
screen, the initial setting time on the CPU board is set as the system time.
(2) Setting the BIOS
Check the following settings after the CPU has been replaced.
If the settings are not correct, a blue screen may sometimes be displayed or
unexpected shutdown may sometimes occur.
Displaying the BIOS setting screen
Restart the system. Press [F2] while the Toshiba logo screen is displayed to display
the BIOS setting screen. If the BIOS setting screen is not displayed, terminate the
system forcibly and restart the system.
* Operations on the BIOS screen
To move the highlight : Use arrow keys ( , , , ).
To select an item : Press ENTER .
To return to the previous menu : Press ESC .
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Check the time and date.
Check the values in the "System Time" and "System Date" fields. Change them if
necessary.
System Time: Enter the time in the order hours, minutes, seconds (24-hour format).
System Date: Enter the date in the order month, day, year.
* To select each item
Hours minutes seconds and month day year: Use [Enter] .
* To change each item
Use [+] and [] .
Save the settings and close the program.
Press [F10] to save the settings.
A confirmation message is displayed. Select "Yes" and press the [Enter] key.
When saving is completed, the system reboots.
Confirm that the message "Operating System not found" is displayed and then
terminate the system by holding down POWER for at least 5 seconds.
(3) Reinstall the HDD unit.
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7.8.5.2 TCS display check
(1) Shut down the system and start it up again to check the screen display after the startup
process is completed.
If the message "System Setting Change" is displayed approximately 30 seconds after

startup, click [No]. Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Then, start up
the system again.
* If the "XarioXG" or "Xario" logo

is not displayed on the TCS : Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8.6.
* If the "XarioXG" or "Xario" logo

is displayed on the TCS : Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.8.7.
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card and the system logo is displayed on the TCS)
7.8.6.4.
board.
<4> The XarioXG or Xario logo is displayed on the TCS of the system.
check again.
(2) Confirm that the drive letters are as follows:

d_drive (D:), e_drive (E:), Removable Disk (F:), Compact Disk (G:), t_drive (T:), u_drive
(U:), v_drive (V:), w_drive (W:), and y_drive (Y:). If any of these drive letters is incorrect,
correct it. Note that Removable Disk (F:) is not displayed when the optional MO drive is
not connected.
To ensure that the US driver device is recognized by the system normally, select
[Start] [RUN], enter "D:\APLIO\BIN\DRVINSTALL.BAT" in the box, and press [OK].
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card but the system logo is not displayed on the TCS)
7.8.7.5.
board.
<4> The XarioXG or Xario logo is not displayed on the TCS of the system.
check again..
7.8.7.1 Changing the screen settings
(1) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Then, start up the system again.
(2) If the message "System Setting Change" is displayed approximately 30 seconds after
startup, click [No]. Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Then, start up
the system again.
(3) Place the cursor over the following icon in the System Tray at the lower right corner of
the system monitor and click [NEXT].
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(4) Select [nView Display Settings] [Install Dualview (Advanced)]. The "Request
Required" dialog is displayed.
(5) Click [Restart now].
(6) If the message "System Settings Change" is displayed approximately 10 seconds after
the system is restarted, click [No].
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(8) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and execute shutdown. Then, start up the system again.
(10) Select [nView Display Settings] [Dualview ] [Sangyo Digital Display + Analog
Display].
(11) In the Windows screen, click [Start] [Settings] [Control Panel]. Double-click
"Display" to display the [Settings] tab.
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(12) On the Settings tab, set the following parameters.
Display : 1. (Multiple Monitors) on NVIDIA GeForce 8500GT <1>
Screen area : 800 by 600 pixels <2>
Colors : True Color (32 bit) <3>
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(13) Then, set the following parameters.
Display : 2. (Multiple Monitors) on NVIDIA Dualview <1>
Screen area : 680 by 480 pixels <2>
Colors : True Color (32 bit) <3>
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(14) Change the monitor icon labeled "2" to the position (-640, -480) <1>
Click [Apply] <2>
(15) The Display Properties dialog is displayed. Click [OK].
(16) The Monitor Settings dialog is displayed. Click [Yes].
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(17) In the Display Properties window, click [OK].
(19) Confirm that the "XarioXG" or "Xario" logo is displayed on the TCS.
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(21) Select [nView Desktop Manager] [nView Properties].
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(22) The nView Desktop Manager window is displayed.
Confirm that "nView Desktop Manager" on

the Desktop Management tab is set to [Enable]. <1>
(a) If [Enable] is displayed
Click [OK]. <2>
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(b) If [Disable] is displayed
Click [Disable] to change the button label to [Enable]. <1>
Click [OK]. <2>
(23) Close the nView Desktop Manager window.
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(2) Confirm that the drive letters are as follows:

d_drive (D:), e_drive (E:), Removable Disk (F:), Compact Disk (G:), t_drive (T:), u_drive
(U:), v_drive (V:), w_drive (W:), and y_drive (Y:). If any of these drive letters is incorrect,
correct it. Note that Removable Disk (F:) is not displayed when the optional MO drive is
not connected.
To ensure that the US driver device is recognized by the system normally, select
[Start] [RUN], enter "D:\APLIO\BIN\DRVINSTALL.BAT" in the box, and press [OK].
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next time.
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8. STARTING THE BOARD TESTS
A more detailed test can be performed for each of the front-end boards (TI, TX, RX, RC, CB, and
MC) and back-end boards (BE and VP) using the procedure described below.
(1) Referring to subsections 6.2 (1) and (2) of this document, access the service screen and stop
the system software.
(2) Left-click the Start button, Program, Accessories, and then Command Prompt (refer to figure
8-1). The DOS window opens (refer to figure 8-2). Execute the batch files specified in items
(a) and (b) below.
(a) Front-end board tests
Each of the batch files for the front-end unit is principally designed to test the board
corresponding to its file name.
Some of the test items test individual boards (for example, the register read/write test and
the IDPROM read/write test), while other test items test the entire echo path from TI to
RC (for example, the transmission/reception test).
Therefore, it is necessary to test all the boards. If the test result is "Fail" for any board, a
failure in the concerned board is likely.
The test batch files and the test items included in each file are listed below.
C:\Zdt\ti_test.bat
TI board test
Test involving multiple boards in the front-end unit
C:\Zdt\tx_test.bat
TX board test
C:\Zdt\rx_test.bat
RX board test
C:\Zdt\rc_test.bat
RC board test
Test involving the RC board and the BE board
C:\Zdt\cb_test.bat
CB board test
Test involving multiple boards in the front-end unit and the BE board
C:\Zdt\mc_test.bat
MC board test
(b) BE board test....................... C:\Zdt\be_test.bat

VP board test....................... C:\Zdt\vp_test.bat
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When the test is complete, Pass or Fail is displayed for Test Summary in the window. If Fail is
displayed, the corresponding board may be defective.
Figure 8-1 Figure 8-2
A dialog stating "Diagnostics In Progress" and a task bar are displayed as shown below during
the test. Do not close them. If the dialog or task bar is closed, the test is not performed
normally.
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(3) When the test is complete, left-click the Start button and select Shutdown from the menu to
shut down the system. When the power is turned OFF, turn OFF the breaker and replace the
board that may be defective to determine whether it is the cause of the problem.
Reboot the system. Confirm that the system starts normally and that images are displayed
correctly.
(4) Finally, be sure to load the firmware, perform the calibration test, and set the board information
and calibration results as described in section 7.
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9. RESETTING THE PRINTERS
9.1 Resetting the Printer Settings to the Factory Defaults
Perform the procedure described in subsection 7.2 beforehand to prevent the system software
from starting up.
(1) Turn OFF the power of the target printer.
(2) Click [Start] [Settings] [Printers] to display the Printers window.
Delete the icon of the target printer in the Printers window.
(3) Turn OFF the power of the system.
(4) Turn ON the power of the system again. Wait until the Windows screen appears on the
monitor.
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(5) Open the Printers window and turn ON the power of the target printer. Confirm that the
printer icon is created.
* If the printer icon is not created, check the USB cable.
(6) Click [Start] [Control Panel] [Next]. Select "Explorer" from the displayed menu.
(7) Move to the folder "C:\PRINTER_driver\Tools\SETTING".
In this folder, double-click the batch file corresponding to the target printer to execute the file.
The printer conditions are now reset to the factory defaults.
MITSUBISHI CP30DW MI30DW.bat

CP900DW MI900DW.bat
P93DW MI93D.bat
P95DW MI95D.bat
SONY UP-D897 SO897.bat
UP-D23MD SO23MD.bat
UP-D25MD SO25MD.bat
When returning the Stress Echo monochrome printer settings to the factory defaults, double-
click the batch file below that corresponds to the target printer to execute the file. The printer
conditions are now reset to the factory defaults.
MITSUBISHI P93DW StressEchoBW93D.bat

P95DW StressEchoBW95D.bat
SONY UP-D897 StressEchoBW897.bat
9.2 Changing the Settings
After returning the settings of the target printer to the factory defaults, open the Properties window
for the printer and change the settings according to the preferences of the user.
9.3 Factory Defaults (UP-D897, P93DW, P95DW, UP-D23MD, UP-D25MD, CP900DW, and CP30DW)
The factory default printer settings are shown on the subsequent pages.
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(1) UP-D897 (SONY: Digital monochrome printer)
(a) [General] screen
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(b) [Advanced] screen
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(2) P93DW (MITSUBISHI: Digital monochrome printer)
NOTE: If K95HG for P95DW is to be used, it is necessary to change the settings on the
[Image Adjust] tab page.
The bat file for changing the settings can be found at the following location. Change the
settings referring to the information shown on the next page.
C:\\PRINTER_driver\Tools\SETTING\MI93D2.bat
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NOTE: Changes to settings after the MI93D2.bat file is executed
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(3) P95DW (MITSUBISHI: Monochrome printer)
NOTE: Use one of the following settings according to the paper type.
KP91HG-CE : High glossy paper
K95HG : High glossy paper II (K95HG)
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<<Changing the settings for the P95DW printer>>
<1> Make sure that the power of the P95DW printer is ON.
<2> If the printer is out of paper, load stock into the paper tray.
If the printer is out of paper, steps <3> and later cannot be performed.
<3> Press the [SHARP] button on the front of the printer.

The SHARP indicator above the button lights.
<4> Rotate the adjustment knob clockwise to change the value displayed on the printer LCD
to "+5". (If nothing is done for approximately 20 seconds or more, the change is
abandoned and the printer returns to ready status.)
<5> Press the [SHARP] button on the front of the printer.

The SHARP indicator above the button goes out.
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(4) UP-D23MD (SONY: Digital color printer)
(a) General screen
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(b) [Sharing] screen
(c) [Ports] screen
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(d) [Advanced] screen
(e) [Color Management] screen
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(f) [Paper] screen
(g) [Gray Balance] screen
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(h) [Graphics] screen (Color balance)
(i) [Graphics] screen (Lightness)
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(j) [Message Position] screen
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(5) UP-D25MD (SONY: Digital color printer)

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(c) [Ports] screen
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(f) [Paper] screen
(g) [Layout] screen
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(h) [Graphics] screen (Color Balance)
(i) [Graphics] screen (Lightness)
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(j) [Message] screen
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(6) CP900DW (MITSUBISHI: Digital color printer)
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(c) [Ports] screen
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(7) CP30DW (MITSUBISHI: Digital color printer)
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10. OPERATING PROCEDURES FOR THE INFORMATION COLLECTION TOOL
If any problem occurs in the system, collect the related information by performing the procedures
below. This information is important for identifying causes and correcting problems.
<Materials to be prepared>
Blank CD-R disk or blank DVD+R disk
(1) Acquiring the IQ report
(a) If a problem occurs, immediately press [IQ report].
(b) If it cannot be pressed, record the error occurrence time exactly. After [IQ report] can be
pressed, press it and then report the error occurrence time.
(c) When information collection is performed on another day, press [IQ report] to start
information collection.
(2) Opening the Password entry window
At any time except when the service menu is being started up, press the Ctrl + Alt + W keys on
the keyboard of the system.
The Password entry window is displayed.
Password entry window
(3) Entering the password
Enter "tsborca" in lower case and then press [Enter] on the system keyboard.
Since characters are entered in upper case as the default setting, enter the password while
holding down the Shift key or press the CapsLock key to cancel the default setting and then
enter the password.
If the entered password is incorrect, an error message and the password re-entry message
window are displayed.
Press the space bar on the keyboard to select [OK] and then enter the password again. To
cancel password entry, press the tab key on the keyboard to select [Cancel] and then press
the space bar on the keyboard.
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Error message
Password re-entry window
(4) Starting up the information collection tool
When the correct password is entered, the information collection tool starts up.
Information collection tool window
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(5) Writing collected information
(a) Writing collected information to CD-R or DVD+R disk
Insert a blank CD-R or DVD+R disk into the drive of the system.
Place a check mark for "Write to DVD/CD" and then press the [Collect Start] button.
* To select or deselect "Write to DVD/CD", press the tab key on the keyboard to move
the cursor to the check box for "Write to DVD/CD" and then press the space bar on the
keyboard.
(b) Writing collected information to a USB flash memory
Connect the USB flash memory to the system.
Place a check mark for "Write to USB" and then click the [Collect Start] button.
* To select or deselect "Write to USB", press the tab key on the keyboard to move the
cursor to the check box for "Write to USB" and then press the space bar on the
keyboard.
(6) After collection is completed, the collection complete message is displayed.
Press the space bar on the keyboard to select [OK].
Collection complete message window
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11. DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE TOOL AND WORK PROCEDURES
11.1 Composition of Service Tool
The composition of the service tool is described below.
Service Tools
(Main menu)
01. Stopz (11.2.1)
02. StopAplio (11.2.2)
03. Restart Aplio (11.2.3)
04. Update Aplio (11.2.4)
05. Firmware Loading (11.2.5)
01. FW Load Step 1
02. FW Load Step 2
03. FW Load Step 3
06. Calibration ADC/SCW/TCS (11.2.6)
01. ADC Calibration (11.2.6.1)
02. SCW Calibration (11.2.6.2)
03. ADC/SCW Calibration (11.2.6.3)
04. TCS Calibration (11.2.6.4)
07. Drv Install (11.2.7)
08. Port Filterings (11.2.8)
09. Uncommon Tools (11.2.9)
01. Remove DataBase (11.2.9.1)
02. Create DataBase (11.2.9.2)
03. Recreate Exchange Board Database (11.2.9.3)
04. Exchange Board Cleaner (11.2.9.4)
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11.2 Description of Each Tool and Work Procedures
11.2.1 01.Stopz
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in stopping Build of the system.
(2) Work procedures
(a) Open the service maintenance window.
(b) Open Explorer from the command line, and run C:\SetXG\AplioXGSetup Menu.exe.
If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD drive, G:\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe is also
available.
(c) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [01.Stopz] button.
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(e) The following window is displayed. The "Stopz" work procedure is executed.
(f) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed in the command prompt
window. Wait until the "Stopz" process has been completed. Press [Enter] to close
the command prompt window after the "Stopz" process has been completed.
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11.2.2 02.StopAplio
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in stopping automatic startup of the system.
(2) Work procedures
(a) Open the service maintenance screen.
(b) Open Explorer from the command line, and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe.
available.
(c) Execute the "Stopz" work procedure.
(d) If "Stopz" is executed from the tool, the menu window disappears. Run AplioXG
Setup Menu.exe again.
(e) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [02.StopAplio] button.
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(g) The following window is displayed. The work procedure "StopAplio" is executed.
(h) When the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to continue"
is displayed. Press [Enter] to close the command prompt screen.
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11.2.3 03.Restart Aplio
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in setting the automatic startup of the system.
(2) Work procedures
(a) Run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe. If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD
drive, G:\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe is also available.
(b) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(c) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Restart Aplio] button.
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(d) The following window is displayed. The work procedure "Restart Aplio" is executed.
(e) When the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to continue"
is displayed. Press [Enter] to close the command prompt window.
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11.2.4 04.Update Aplio
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in enabling Update Aplio to be executed at the desired time.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from the command line, and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe.
If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD drive, G:\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe
command is also available.
(d) Run AplioXG Setup Menu.exe again.
(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [04.Update Aplio] button.
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(g) The following window is displayed. Update Aplio is executed.
(g) When the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to continue"
is displayed in the command prompt. Press [Enter] to close the command prompt
window.
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11.2.5 05.Firmware Loading
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in updating the firmware. Executing the work procedure from
step 1 to step 3 enables the firmware to be upgraded.
(2) Work procedure
(b) Open Explorer from Command Line, and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG\AplioXG Setup
Menu.exe. If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD drive, the [G:\AplioXG Setup
Menu.exe] command is also available.
(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [05.Firmware Loading] button.
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(g) The following menu is displayed. Click the [01.FW Load Step 1] button.
(h) The following window is displayed. When the process has been completed, the
message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
(i) The following dialog is displayed. Read the instruction and click the [OK] button.
(j) Close all open windows and shut down the system.
(k) Start up the system.
(l) Run AplioXG Setup Menu.exe command after the system has started up.
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(m) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(n) The following menu is displayed. Click the [05.Firmware Loading] button.
(o) The following menu is displayed. Click the [02.FW Load Step 2] button.
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(p) The following window is displayed. Confirm that the message "All firmwares loading
successful." is shown. Press [Enter] after the instruction "Please press [Enter] key."
is displayed on the screen.
(q) The following window is displayed. When the process has been completed, the
(r) The following dialog is displayed. Read the instruction. Click the [OK] button.
(s) Close all open windows. Shut down the system.
(t) Start up the system.
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(u) Run AplioXG Setup Menu.exe after the startup of the system.
(v) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(w) The following menu is displayed. Click the [05.Firmware Loading] button.
(x) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.FW Load Step 3] button.
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(y) The following window is displayed. When the process has been completed, the
(z) The following dialog is displayed. Read the instruction and click [OK].
(aa) Close all open windows and shut down the system.
(ab) Start up the system. Confirm that the build starts normally.
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11.2.6 06.Calibration ADC/SCW/TCS
This tool is intended for use in ADC Calibration, SCW Calibration, ADC/SCW Calibration and
TCS Calibration, etc.
Refer to the following sections for each calibration procedure.
11.2.6.1 01.ADC Calibration
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in ADC Calibration.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from the command line and run C:\SetXg\AplioXG Setup
Menu.exe. If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD drive, G:\AplioXG Setup
Menu.exe is also available.
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(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [06.Calibration ADC/SCW/TCS]

button.
(g) The following menu is displayed. Click the [01.ADC Calibration] button.
(h) The following window is displayed. ADC Calibration is executed.
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(i) The message [## Please remove all Transducers. ##] is displayed. Remove all
connected transducers, and press [Enter].
(j) When the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to
continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
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(k) Update Aplio is executed. When the process has been completed, the message
"Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter] to close the command
prompt.
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11.2.6.2 02.SCW Calibration
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in executing SCW Calibration.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from the command line and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup

button.
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(g) The following menu is displayed. Click the [02.SCW Calibration] button.
(h) The following window is displayed. SCW Calibration is executed.
(i) The message [## Please remove all Transducers. ##] is displayed during the
calibration. Remove all connected transducers and press [Enter].
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(j) After the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to
(k) Update Aplio is executed. When the process has been completed, the message
"Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter] to close the command
prompt.
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11.2.6.3 03.ADC/SCW Calibration
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in enabling ADC Calibration and SCW Calibration to be
executed continuously.
(2) Work procedures
Menu.exe. If the setup disk is inserted in the DVD driver, G:\AplioXG Setup

button.
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(g) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.ADC/SCW/Calibration] button.
(h) The following window is displayed. ADC Calibration is executed.
(i) The message [## Please remove all Transducers. ##] is displayed during
calibration. Remove all connected transducers. Continue the work procedures,
following the instructions.
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(j) After the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to
(k) SCW Calibration is executed.
(l) After the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to
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(m) Update Aplio is executed. The message "Press any key to continue" is
displayed again. Press [Enter].
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11.2.6.4 04.TCS Calibration
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in executing TCS Calibration.
(2) Work procedures
(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(e) The following menu is displayed. Click the [06.Calibration ADC/SCW/TCS]

button.
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(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [04.TCS Calibration] button.
(g) The + mark is displayed in TCS as shown below.
(h) Press the center of the + mark using the tip of a pen. The + mark moves each
time the pen tip is placed on the mark. (Total: 9 times)
<1> <2> <3>
<4> <5> <6>
<7> <8> <9>
(i) Press the + mark until it disappears. Then press [Enter].
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(j) The following window is displayed in TCS. Confirm that all arrows point upward.
If any point in a different direction, press the arrows several times until all arrows
point upward. Placing the tip of the pen onto the arrow each time changes the
arrow direction displayed in TCS.
Paddle1 Paddle2 Paddle3
UP
DOWN
(k) Press [Enter].
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11.2.7 07.Drv Install
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in executing Drv Install.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from the command line and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe.
command is also available.
(f) The following menu is displayed. Click the [07.Drv Install] button.
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(g) The following window is displayed and Drv Install is executed. When the process
has been completed, the message "Press any key to continue" is displayed.
Press [Enter].
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11.2.8 08.Port Filterings
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in performing port setting for the system.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from the command line and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe.
command is also available. (Stopz execution is not required.)
(c) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Service Tools] button.
(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [08.Port Filterings] button.
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(e) The following window is displayed. Using the keyboard, enter the number to be set.
(f) When the process has been completed, the message "Press any key to continue"
is displayed. Press [Enter].
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11.2.9 09.Uncommon Tools
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in recreating the database (deletion: described in
"01.Remove DataBase", creation: described in "02.Create DataBase") and Exchange
Board DataBase (described in "03.Recreate Exchange Board DataBase") and deleting
the data in the Exchange Board (described in "04.Exchange Board Cleaner").
(2) Work procedures
11.2.9.1 01.Remove DataBase
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in deleting the database.
(2) Work procedures
(b) Open Explorer from Command Line and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe.
available.
(c) The following menu is displayed. Click the [09.Uncommon Tools] button.
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(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [01.Remove DataBase] button.
(e) The window "Remove DataBase" is displayed. Select [OK].
(f) Database deletion is initiated. After a few moments, the [Network Identification]
tab in the System Properties window opens. Click [Properties].
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(g) Enter "Computer name" using the keyboard. Click [OK].
(h) The following messages are displayed. Click [OK].
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(i) Click [OK] to close System Properties.
(j) The following message is displayed. Click [No].
CAUTION: The restart message is displayed. However, the system should

not be restarted yet.
(k) After the following window is displayed, Press [Enter].
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(l) After pressing [Enter], the following message is displayed. Confirm the
Computer Name and click [Yes]. If the Computer Name is incorrect, click [No] to
return to step (f). Enter the "Computer name" again.
(m) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
(n) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed again. Press [Enter].
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(o) A message prompting you to shut down the system and execute "02. Create
DataBase" is displayed. Click [OK].
(p) Close all open windows.
(q) Left-click [Start] and select Shutdown from the menu. Execute the shutdown
process.
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11.2.9.2 02.Create DataBase
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in creating a database. These work procedures should be
performed after the "01.Remove DataBase" work procedure has been completed.
(2) Work procedures
(a) After completion of "01.Remove DataBase" work procedures, reboot the system.
(b) Open Explorer and run C:\SetXG\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe. If the setup disk is
inserted in the DVD drive, G:\AplioXG Setup Menu.exe command is also
available.
(c) The menu window is displayed. Click the [09.Uncommon Tools] button.
(d) The menu window is displayed. Click the [02.Create DataBase] button.
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(e) The message to confirm that "01.Remove DataBase" work procedures have
been completed is displayed. Select [OK].
(f) After a few moments, the database information is displayed. Confirm that the
Computer Name that has been set are displayed on the right side of each
database name's @ mark.
(g) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
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(h) Click the [Back to] button in the following window.
(i) Click the [03.Restart Aplio] button in the following window. Refer to this manual
subsection 11.2.3 "0.3Restart Aplio" for [Restart Aplio] process.
(j) After the Restart Aplio execution has been completed, close all open windows.
(k) Left-click [Start] and select Shutdown from the menu. Execute the shutdown
process.
(l) Perform the procedures described in Appendix D.
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11.2.9.3 03.Recreate Exchange Board DataBase
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in recreating Exchange Board DataBase.
(2) Work procedures
(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [03.Recreate Exchange Board
DataBase] button.
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(e) The confirmation message for recreating Exchange Board DataBase is displayed.
Select [OK].
(f) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
(g) After a few moments, the message "Press any key to continue" is displayed.
Press [Enter].
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(h) After a few moments, the database information is displayed. Confirm that the
Computer Name that has been set is displayed on the right side of the Exchange
Board DataBase's @ mark.
(i) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
(j) Close all open windows.
(k) Left-click [Start] and select Shutdown from the menu. Execute the shutdown
process.
(l) Perform the procedures described in Appendix D.
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11.2.9.4 04.Exchange Board Cleaner
(1) Description
This tool is intended for use in deleting the data in Exchange Board.
(2) Work procedures
(d) The following menu is displayed. Click the [04.Exchange Board Cleaner] button.
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(e) A confirmation message for deleting the data is displayed. Select [OK].
(f) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press [Enter].
(g) A message prompting you to shut down and restart the system is displayed.
Click [OK].
(h) Close all open windows.
(i) Left-click [Start] and select Shutdown from the menu. Execute the shutdown
process.
(j) Restart the system. Confirm that the system starts up normally.
(k) Perform the procedures described in Appendix D.
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APPENDIX A. INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF THE IMAGE STORAGE DRIVE (FOR SYSTEMS
WITH V2.00 OR LATER)
A.1 Overview
The drive for storing images is exchanged with one with a larger capacity. This method is
applicable only to the systems shipped with system software V2.00 installed. This method should
not be used for systems shipped with V1.10 or systems upgraded from V1.10 to V2.00 or later.
Drive E
1. Drive E is renamed drive Q.
2. Drive Y is renamed drive E.

Drive Q
(former drive E)
3. Drive Q is renamed drive Y.

Drive Y
Outline of drive renaming
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A.2 Preparation
(1) Turn the system power ON to start up the system. Then, access the service menu screen
in the same manner as described in section 6.
(2) Select Utilities Command line and execute the "stopz.js" command (press [Go]) to stop
the system software (refer to figure 6-1). The service menu screen also disappears.
(3) Select Start RUN. Enter "C:\SetAplio\10_stopAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK]. The
system now runs in Windows when it is started up the next time.
(6) Press the power switch to start up the system again. Approximately 5 minutes later, the
Windows screen is displayed.
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A.3 Recording the Image Folder Sharing Information for Drive E
(1) Open Windows Explorer.
(2) Right-click the E:\IMAGE folder and select "Sharing".
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(3) The screen below is displayed. Record settings (a) to (c).
(a) Radio button setting for "Do not share this folder" and "Share this folder"
(b) Share name
(c) User limit
(4) Select [Cancel] and close the screen.
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A.4 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive E
(1) Right-click My Computer and select Computer Management Storage Disk

Management.
(2) Right-click e_drive (E:) and select "Change Drive Letter and Path".
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(3) The screen below is displayed. Click [Edit].
(4) The screen below is displayed. Select "Q:".
(5) Click [OK].
(6) The dialog below is displayed. Click [Yes].
A.5 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive Y
Change drive Y to drive E using a similar procedure to that described in subsection A.4.
A.6 Changing the Drive Letter for Drive Q
Change drive Q to drive Y using a similar procedure to that described in subsection A.4.
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A.7 Changing the Drive Labels
(1) On the Computer Management screen, right-click e_drive (E:) and select "Properties".
(2) The screen below is displayed. Enter "e_drive" in the Label field and press [OK].
(3) In the same manner, change the drive label for drive Y to "y_drive".
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A.8 Moving the Data
(1) Copy all the files in drive Y (former drive E) to drive E.
(2) Confirm that all the files have been copied and delete all the folders in drive Y.
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A.9 Changing the Image Folder Sharing Information in Drive E
Change the settings for image folder sharing in drive E to those recorded in (3) of subsection A.3.
(1) Right-click E:\Image folder and select "Sharing".
(2) The screen below is displayed. Change the settings to those recorded.
(3) Click [OK] to close the screen.
A.10 Starting Up the System Again
(1) Select Start RUN. Enter "C:\SetAplio\12_RestartAplio.bat" in the box and press [OK].
(4) Press the power switch to start up the system again. Confirm that patient information
(including acquired images) can be displayed correctly from the Patient Browser screen.
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APPENDIX B. INSTALLING THE AGP CARD (GLADIAC534) DRIVER THAT SUPPORTS MECHA 4D
CAUTION: This procedure is applicable to Xario with V6.2RXXX and XarioXG with V1.2RXXX or
earlier.
B.1 Preparation
(1) Start up the system. When the system is started up, start the service menu.
(2) Select Command Line in the Utilities menu. Enter the stopz.js command in the Command
field and then click [Go] to stop the system software. At this time, the Service menu screen
disappears.
(3) Select Start RUN. Enter "c:\SetAplio\10_StopAplio.bat" in the box and click [OK].
(4) Select Start Settings Control Panel Administrative tools Services. In the Zm
Diagnostics service, confirm that Startup Type is set to Manual.
If it is not set to Manual, use Properties of the Zm Diagnostics service to set Startup Type to
Manual.
(5) Close all the windows.
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B.2 Installing the Gladiac534 Driver
B.2.1 Uninstalling the unnecessary driver
Replace the CPU-ASSY with the one that incorporates Gladiac534.
If the MillenniumG550 driver is installed, uninstall it before the Gladiac534 driver is installed.
(1) Start up the system. If the Found New Hardware Wizard starts up when the system
starts up, click the [Found New Hardware] task that is not currently selected on the task
bar. ---- <1>
<2>
<1>
(2) Confirm that the message below is displayed. If a different message is displayed, record
the message and take appropriate measures after setting of Gladiac534 is completed.
(3) Click the [Cancel] button in the Found New Hardware Wizard. ---- <2>
(4) In the Windows screen, select Start Settings Control Panel Add/Remove
Programs. Confirm that "Matrox Graphics Software (remove only)" is displayed in the
Add/Remove Programs window. If it is not displayed, proceed to the procedure described
in B.2.2 "Installing the Gladiac534 driver".
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(5) If "Matrox Graphics Software (remove only)" is displayed in the Add/Remove Programs
dialog box, click the [Change/Remove] button.
(6) Click [Yes] in the dialog below.
(7) Click [No] in the dialog below.
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(8) Close all windows and shut down the system from the Windows [Start] menu.
B.2.2 Installing the Gladiac534 driver
bar. ---- <1>
<2>
<1>
the message and take appropriate measures after setting of Gladiac534 is completed.
(4) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "c:\NVIDIA\Win2KXP\71.84\setup.exe" and then click [OK].
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(5) The NVIDIA Windows 2000/XP Display Drivers InstallShield Wizard starts up. Click the
[Next] button.
(6) Driver installation starts. Some time later, the system prompts you to select whether or not
to restart the system. Select [No, I will restart my computer later.] and then click the
[Finish] button.
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(8) Start up the system. When the NVIDIA Display Setup Wizard is displayed, click the [Next]
button.
(9) For "High-definition Television (HDTV)", select "No" and then click the [Next] button.
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(10) For "Setup Type", select "Custom setup" and then click the [Next] button.
(11) For "Primary Display", select "Sangyo Digital Display" and then click the [Next] button.
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(12) For "NVIDIA nView Display Mode", select "Dualview" and then click the [Next] button.
(13) For "Display Appearance", confirm that the parameters are set as follows and then click
the [Next] button.
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(14) For "Preview", click the [Next] button. Do not click the [Preview] button.
(15) When the screen below is displayed, click the [Finish] button.
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(16) The system prompts you to select whether or not to restart the system. Select [No].
(18) Start up the system. When the "System Settings Change" dialog is displayed, click [No].
(20) Start up the system. The system starts up in Windows, the system monitor goes blank,
and the TCS monitor only is displayed. Some time later (approximately 1 minute), the
TCS monitor disappears and the system monitor only is displayed on the screen.
(21) On the Windows screen, select [Start] [Settings] [Control Panel] [Display].
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(22) On the Settings tab, set the parameters as follows.
Display : 1. (Multiple Monitors) on NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 ---- <1>
Screen area : 800 by 600 pixels ---- <2>
Colors : True Color (32 bit) ---- <3>
<1>
<3> <2>
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(23) Then, set the parameters as follows.
Display : 2. (Multiple Monitors) on NVIDIA Dualview ---- <1>
Move the monitor icon labeled "2" to the position (-640, -480). ---- <4>
<4>
<1>
<3> <2>
<5>
(24) Click the [Apply] button. ---- <5>
(25) The following confirmation message is displayed. Click [OK].
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(26) A message confirming whether the settings are to be changed is displayed. Click [Yes].
(27) Close the Display Properties window.
Close all windows and shut down the system from the Windows [Start] menu.
(28) Start up the system. Confirm that the system monitor and TCS monitor are displayed.
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B.2.3 Updating the MA board information
(1) Select Start RUN. Enter "C:\zdt\Setup_MAINFO.bat" (case insensitive) in the box and
click [OK].
A DOS window is opened and MA board information setting is started.
(2) The message below is displayed.
"Current AGP Part Number = (G550) / Revision = (AGP 964-14) : OK (y/n)?"
(3) If "G550" is shown in the first bracket, simply press [Enter] to proceed to step (4).
If "FX5200" is shown in the first bracket, enter "y", press [Enter], and then skip to step (7).
Current AGP Part Number = (G550) / Revision = (AGP 964-14) : OK (y/n)? Enter
(4) The message below is displayed. Enter "FX5200" and press [Enter].
Enter AGP Part Number (G550) : FX5200 Enter
(5) The message below is displayed. Enter "AGP434201500" and press [Enter].
* indicates a space.
Enter AGP Revision (AGP 964-14) : AGP434201500 Enter
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(6) The message below is displayed. Confirm that the entered items are correct. Enter "y"
and press [Enter].
If an entered item is incorrect, press [Enter] and repeat steps (4) and (5).
Current AGP Part Number = (FX5200) / Revision = (AGP 434201500) : OK (y/n)? y Enter
(7) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press any key to close the DOS
window.
(8) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and perform system shutdown.
(9) Press the Power switch on the system to start up the system. Approximately 5 minutes
later, the system starts up in Windows.
(10) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat" in the box and then click
[OK].
(11) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "C:\SetAplio\12_Restart.bat" in the box and then click [OK].
(12) Select [Start] [Shutdown] and perform system shutdown.
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APPENDIX C. INSTALLING THE AGP CARD (MILLENNIUMG550) DRIVER THAT DOES NOT
SUPPORT MECHA 4D
CAUTION: This procedure is applicable to Xario with V6.2RXXX and XarioXG with V1.2RXXX or
earlier.
C.1 Preparation
(1) Start up the system. When the system is started up, start the service menu.
(2) Select Command Line in the Utilities menu. Enter the stopz.js command in the Command
field and then click [Go] to stop the system software. At this time, the Service menu screen
disappears.
(3) Select Start RUN. Enter "c:\SetAplio\10_StopAplio.bat" in the box and click [OK].
(4) Select Start Settings Control Panel Administrative tools Services. In the Zm
Diagnostics service, confirm that Startup Type is set to Manual.
If it is not set to Manual, use Properties of the Zm Diagnostics service to set Startup Type to
Manual.
(5) Close all the windows.
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C.2 Installing the MillenniumG550 Driver
C.2.1 Uninstalling the unnecessary driver
Replace the CPU-ASSY with the one that incorporates MillenniumG550.
If the Gladiac534 driver is installed, uninstall it before the MillenniumG550 driver is installed.
bar. ---- <1>
<2>
<1>
the message and take appropriate measures after setting of MillenniumG550 is completed.
(4) On the Windows screen, select Start Settings Control Panel Add/Remove
Programs. Confirm that "NVIDIA Drivers" is displayed in the Add/Remove Programs
window. If it is not displayed, proceed to the procedure described in C.2.2 "Installing the
MillenniumG550 driver".
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(5) If "NVIDIA Drivers" is displayed in the Add/Remove Programs dialog box, click the
[Change/Remove] button.
(6) Click [Yes] in the dialog below.
(7) Click [No] in the dialog below.
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C.2.2 Installing the MillenniumG550 driver
bar. ---- <1>
<2>
<1>
the message and take appropriate measures after setting of MillenniumG550 is completed.
(4) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "c:\mgafold\W2kXP_586_032\setup.exe" and then click

[OK].
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(5) The Matrox PowerDesk Setup window is opened. Click the [Next] button.
(6) Select the check box for [Add extra "DualHead Multi-Display" support] and click the [Next]
button.
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(7) When the screen below is displayed, click the [Next] button.
(8) When the screen below is displayed, click the [Next] button.
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(9) Deselect the check box for [Restart my computer when I click "Finish"] and click the
[Finish] button.
(11) Start up the system. When the Matrox PowerDesk dialog is displayed, set the conditions
as follows and click [OK].
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(12) The system prompts you to select whether or not to restart Windows. Select [Yes].
(13) The system is restarted and the Display Properties and Matrox PowerDesk windows are
displayed.
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(14) Make the Matrox PowerDesk window active and click [OK].
(15) The Matrox Online Registration window is displayed. Select the check box for "Don't
shown this message again" and click the [Don't Register] button.
(16) Click [OK].
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(17) On the Settings tab of the Display Properties window, set the parameters as follows.
Display : 1. Plug and Play Monitor on Matrox Millennium G550 ---- <1>
<1>
<3> <2>
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(18) Then, set the parameters as follows.
Display : 2. Plug and Play Monitor on Matrox G550 DualHead ---- <1>
Extend my Windows
desktop onto this monitor : Check this box. ---- <2>
Move the monitor icon labeled "2" to the position (-640, -480). ---- <5>
<5>
<1>
<4> <3>
<2>
<6>
(19) Click the [Apply] button. ---- <6>
(20) The following confirmation message is displayed. Click [OK].
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(21) A message confirming whether the settings are to be changed is displayed. Click [Yes].
(22) Close the Display Properties window.
Close all windows and shut down the system from the Windows [Start] menu.
(23) Start up the system. Confirm that the system monitor and TCS monitor are displayed.
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C.2.3 Updating the MA board information
(1) Select Start RUN. Enter "C:\zdt\Setup_MAINFO.bat" (case insensitive) in the box and
click [OK].
A DOS window is opened and MA board information setting is started.
(2) The message below is displayed.
"Current AGP Part Number = (FX5200) / Revision = (AGP 434201500) : OK (y/n)?"
(3) If "FX5200" is shown in the first bracket, simply press [Enter] to proceed to step (4).
If "G550" is shown in the first bracket, enter "y", press [Enter], and then skip to step (7).
Current AGP Part Number = (G550) / Revision = (AGP 964-14) : OK (y/n)? Enter
(4) The message below is displayed. Enter "G550" and press [Enter].
Enter AGP Part Number (FX5200) : G550 Enter
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(5) The message below is displayed. Enter "AGP964-14" and press [Enter].
* indicates a space.
Enter AGP Revision (AGP 434201500) : AGP964-14 Enter
(6) The message below is displayed. Confirm that the entered items are correct. Enter "y"
and press [Enter].
If an entered item is incorrect, press [Enter] and repeat steps (4) and (5).
Current AGP Part Number = (G550) / Revision = (AGP 964-14) : OK (y/n)? y Enter
(7) The message "Press any key to continue" is displayed. Press any key to close the DOS
window.
(8) Select [Start] [Shutdown] to shut down the system.
(9) Press the Power switch on the system to start up the system. Approximately 5 minutes
later, the system starts up in Windows.
(10) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat" in the box and then click
[OK].
(11) Select [Start] [RUN]. Enter "C:\SetAplio\12_Restart.bat" in the box and then click [OK].
(12) Select [Start] [Shutdown] to shut down the system.
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APPENDIX D. CONFIRMATION OF THE HDD AND REGISTRATION OF SERIAL NUMBER
(1) Shut down the Xario/XarioXG.
(a) If a network cable is connected, disconnect the network cable.
(b) If a printer is connected, turn OFF the power of the printer.
(c) If a Video recording unit is connected, turn it OFF.
(2) Remove the screw for the HDD cable retaining bracket. ................. <1>
Remove the HDD cable retaining bracket. ....................................... <2>
Remove the SATA power cable connected to the HDD. .................. <3>
Remove the SATA signal cable connected to the HDD. .................. <4>
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(3) Confirm the number written on the HDD (the sum of the number of times the HDD was replaced and
the number of times database was recreated).
(4) Increase the number by one and write it on the HDD (if "3" is written, write "4").
CAUTION: Record the new number, as it will be necessary for registration of the serial number.
(5) Reconnect the SATA power cable and the SATA signal cable by reversing the removal procedure
and then remount the HDD cable retaining bracket.
(6) Press the power switch to start up the system.
(7) Display the service menu.
(8) Select "Site" in the service main menu.
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(9) Perform the following procedure as appropriate for the system version.
<<For Xario V9.0 and Xario XG V4.0>>
Enter the number recorded in step (4) in the HDD/DB Replace field and click [Save].
<<For Xario V8.0 and Xario XG V3.0>>
Enter the serial number in the Serial Number field and click [Save].
Change the number to an 8-digit number according to the rule below.
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<1> <2> <3> <4>

99A 06 4 2001

3 or 5 6 74 2001
<1> Change the three characters to "3" for Xario or "5" for XarioXG.
<2> For the next 2 digits, keep only the second digit.
<3> Refer to the table below and enter the value corresponding to the number recorded in
step (4).
Recorded number 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Input value 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80
Recorded number 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Input value 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90
Recorded number 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Input value 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00
Recorded number 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
Input value 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10
Recorded number 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
Input value 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Recorded number 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
Input value 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Recorded number 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
Input value 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
<4> Keep the last 4 digits.
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REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 09/'07 Mr. Nakai ------- TM-WP2

*A 09/'08 Support of Xario V7.0 and Xario XG V2.0 Sections 5, 7,

*B 05/'09 Support of Xario V8.0 and Xario XG V3.0 Sections 4, 7,

*C 04/'10 Support of Xario V9.0 and Xario XG V4.0 All pages

1.1 Maintenance Menu Configuration (For Users)------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.2 Service Menu Configuration (For Service Engineers) --------------------------------------------------10

2.2 Outline of the Maintenance Menu----------------------------------------------------------------------------11

2.3 Outline of the Service Menu-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------12

2.4 Reboot Function--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------13

3. MAINTENANCE MENU FUNCTIONS-------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

3.1 Activation and Termination ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------14

3.2 Archiving -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15

3.3 System Maintenance--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16

3.4 Remote Access Management --------------------------------------------------------------------------------21

3.5 Image Quality Report -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------22

4. SERVICE MENU FUNCTIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23

4.1 Activation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23

4.3 Information Function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27

4.3.2 System -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29

4.3.3 HW/SW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------31

4.3.5 Software -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------35

4.3.6 Network ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------36

4.3.7 Configuration -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------40

4.3.8 Service Config.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43

4.4 Test Tools Function ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45

4.4.1 Diagnostics -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------45

4.4.2 HDD ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------50

4.4.3 DICOM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------51

4.5 Maintenance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54

4.5.1 File Maintenance ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------54

4.5.2 Log ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------62

4.5.3 Report --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------68

4.5.4 Service History---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------69

4.6.1 Command Line---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------70

4.6.2 Stationing Application ------------------------------------------------------------------------------71

4.6.3 Remote Application ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------72

4.7.1 Smart Backup ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------73

4.7.2 Software Upgrade-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------75

4.8 System Setting Function ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------76

4.8.1 ExamType Setting ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------76

5.1 Troubleshooting for Power Supply Problems -------------------------------------------------------------78

5.2 Troubleshooting for Monitor Problems----------------------------------------------------------------------86

5.2.1 Self Test switch --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------87

5.2.2 Checking the monitor operation using a PC --------------------------------------------------88

5.3 Troubleshooting for the Operating Panel ------------------------------------------------------------------89

5.4 Troubleshooting for VCR and Printer Problems ----------------------------------------------------------91

5.5 Troubleshooting for Front-End Section Problems--------------------------------------------------------92

5.6 Troubleshooting for Network Problems------------------------------------------------------------------- 100

5.7 DICOM-Related Troubleshooting -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 103

6. CALIBRATION TEST -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105

6.1 When Is Calibration Required? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105

6.2 Calibration Test Procedure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 105

6.3 Checking the Calibration Data ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 111

7. PROCEDURES FOR REPLACING A BOARD AND CHANGING THE

7.1 Required Steps for Each Board ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112

7.2 Preparation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 113

7.3 Replacing a Board/PSA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 114

7.4 Writing the Firmware ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 114

7.5 Calibration Test------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 115