04 Installation 2C730-567EN C

No.
2C730-567EN*C
INSTALLATION MANUAL
FOR
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEMS
TUS-X200S
(2C730-567EN*C)
 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2013-2014

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REVISION RECORD
REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

(YYYY-MM) /AUTHOR CHANGED No. PRODUCT.
INI. 2013-03 Mr. Kikuchi ------- TM-WP07
*A 2013-06 Support of V2.0 SP0000* P. 12, 18 to 23,

28, 34, 45, 46,
Mr. Kikuchi 50, 51
*B 2013-07 Change of the primary unit Mr. Kikuchi P. 45, 46
*C 2014-01 Support of V2.0SP0004* Mr. Kikuchi All pages
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CONTENTS
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1. INTRODUCTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9
1.1 Scope------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 9
1.2 Installation Conditions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3 Operating Requirements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3.1 Power requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3.2 Grounding requirements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9
1.3.3 Ambient conditions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1.3.4 Storage and transport conditions ---------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1.4 Unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1.5 Preparation for Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1.6 Symbols------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11
1.7 Flowchart of Installation Procedures ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12
2. GENERAL SAFETY INFOMATION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2.2 Meaning of Safety Symbols ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2.3 Ensuring the Safety of Operators ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
2.4 Preventing Electric Shocks, Fires, and Power Supply Interruptions -------------------------------- 15
2.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
2.6 Preventing System Malfunctions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
3. ASSEMBLY ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
3.1 Installing the LCD Monitor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18
3.2 Mounting the Transducer Holder and Gel Holder -------------------------------------------------------- 24
3.3 Connecting the Transducer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26
3.4 Installing the Monochrome Digital Printer (for left-side access) -------------------------------------- 28
3.5 Installing the Monochrome Digital Printer (for right-side access) ------------------------------------ 35
3.6 Operating the Levers on the Operating Panel ------------------------------------------------------------ 41
3.6.1 Vertical sliding operation --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
3.6.2 Horizontal sliding operation ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
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3.7 Caster Lock Operating Procedure --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43
3.8 Connecting the Power Cable ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45
4. RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL UNITS AND DEVICES ---------------------------------------------------------- 47
5. PRINTER SETUP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
5.1 Installing the Printers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
5.2 Toshiba Default (Printer Driver) Setting Procedure ------------------------------------------------------ 48
5.3 Editing the Toshiba Defaults (Printer Driver) -------------------------------------------------------------- 51
5.4 Toshiba Default Values ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
5.4.1 UP-D897 (SONY, monochrome digital printer) ---------------------------------------------- 52
5.4.2 UP-D25MD (SONY, color digital printer) ------------------------------------------------------ 56
5.4.3 CP30DW (MITSUBISHI, color digital printer) ------------------------------------------------- 60
5.4.4 P95DW (MITSUBISHI, monochrome digital printer) ---------------------------------------- 64
6. SYSTEM SETTING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68
6.1 Emergency Patient ID Setting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69
6.2 Peripheral Unit Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72
6.2.1 Setting the monochrome printer and color printer ------------------------------------------- 72
6.2.2 DVD video recorder setting (for SONY DVO-1000MD) ------------------------------------ 76
6.2.3 DVD video recorder setting (for JVC BD-X201M/BD-X201ME) ------------------------- 85
6.3 Printer Image Quality/Color Adjustment and Other Settings ---------------------------------------- 101
6.4 Other--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 101
6.4.1 Connection to the LAN (Ethernet connection) ---------------------------------------------- 101
6.4.2 Setting when LAN is not connected ----------------------------------------------------------- 111
6.5 Restoring Imaging Presets, UF, TCS, and Application Presets ------------------------------------ 112
7. SELECTION OF THE PANEL SWITCH LAYOUT -------------------------------------------------------------- 114
7.1 Assigning Functions to the User Function Switches -------------------------------------------------- 115
7.1.1 Displaying the setting screen ------------------------------------------------------------------- 115
7.1.2 Assigning a function to a function switch on the main panel --------------------------- 119
7.1.3 Assigning a function to a keyboard key or to the footswitch ---------------------------- 120
7.1.4 Assigning a function to the palm switch or wheel ----------------------------------------- 121
7.2 Replacing the Key Top Labels and Recording the New Key Configuration --------------------- 122
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8. DATE/TIME SETTING CHANGE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123
8.1 To Change the System Time Only ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123
8.2 To Change the System Date and Time ------------------------------------------------------------------- 123
9. AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENT ITEM START FUNCTION -------------------------------------------------- 126
9.1 Selecting the Measurement Items to Be Started Automatically ------------------------------------ 126
9.1.1 Basic measurement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 126
9.1.2 Application measurement ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 126
9.2 Setting Procedure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 127
9.3 Relationship Between Automatic Start Measurement Items

and Application Presets -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 129
9.3.1 Cases in which the system operates according to the application preset ----------- 130
9.3.2 Cases in which the system operates according to the

automatic start measurement item ------------------------------------------------------------ 130
10. SETTINGS RELATED TO MEASUREMENT DATA SAVING ----------------------------------------------- 131
11. REGISTRATION OF USER-PROGRAMMED MEASUREMENTS ----------------------------------------- 135
11.1 Opening the Setup Screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 135
11.2 Registering a User-Programmed Measurement Package ------------------------------------------- 138
11.2.1 Selecting an application preset and entering the tab name----------------------------- 138
11.2.2 Registering a measurement item (Meas. item) -------------------------------------------- 140
11.2.3 Registering a calculation item (Calc. item) -------------------------------------------------- 143
11.2.4 Registering the switch layout (SW Layout) -------------------------------------------------- 150
11.2.5 Registering the measurement and calculation result display layout

(MDA layout) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 154
11.2.6 Registering the report screen layout (Report Layout) ------------------------------------ 157
11.3 Editing a User-Registered Measurement Package ---------------------------------------------------- 158
11.4 Importing a User-Programmed Measurement Package ---------------------------------------------- 158
11.5 Exporting a User-Registered Measurement Package ------------------------------------------------ 160
11.6 Deleting a User-Registered Measurement Package -------------------------------------------------- 160
11.7 Registering DICOM Codes in Measurement Packages ---------------------------------------------- 161
11.8 Registering the Measurement Packages and Closing the

Measurement Registration Screen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 165
11.9 Measurement Tools and Output Items -------------------------------------------------------------------- 166
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12. OPERATIONAL CHECK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 174
12.1 Cable Connections --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 174
12.2 Mechanical Operations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 174
12.3 Patient Information Input Operation ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 174
12.4 Image Display Function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 175
12.5 Display Scale Change Function ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 175
12.6 Measurement Function --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
12.7 Keyboard Input Function ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
12.8 Print Function---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
12.9 Changes in the Panel Settings ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 176
12.10 Electrical Safety Tests ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 177
13. APPENDIX A: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE SETUP MENU ---------------------------------- 179
14. APPENDIX B: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE WINDOWS TASKBAR------------------------ 181
15. APPENDIX C: PROCEDURE FOR STARTING UP THE SYSTEM IN WINDOWS MODE --------- 181
16. APPENDIX D: PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING THE COMPUTER NAME----------------------------- 181
17. APPENDIX E: OPTIONAL SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES ----------------------------- 182
17.1 Installing the Optional Software From Media ------------------------------------------------------------ 182
17.2 Installing the Optional Software by Entering the License Code ------------------------------------ 186
18. APPENDIX F: CHANGING THE PAPER SIZE FOR THE PRINTER ------------------------------------- 189
19. APPENDIX G: DISABLING AND ENABLING STARTUP OF THE

DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEM SOFTWARE -------------------------------------------------------- 197
19.1 Disabling Startup of the Diagnostic Ultrasound System Software --------------------------------- 197
19.2 Enabling Startup of the Diagnostic Ultrasound System Software ---------------------------------- 199
20. APPENDIX H: POWER ON/OFF PROCEDURE FOR MITSUBISHI MONOCHROME

PRINTER P95DW ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 200
21. APPENDIX I: CHANGING THE VIDEO TYPE ------------------------------------------------------------------ 200
22. APPENDIX J: RECREATING THE DATABASE---------------------------------------------------------------- 201
23. APPENDIX K: CONNECTION AND INSTALLATION OF NETWORK PRINTERS -------------------- 202
23.1 Overview---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202
23.1.1 Scope ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202
23.1.2 Applicable systems -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202
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23.1.3 Installation conditions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202
23.2 Installation Procedure for Xerox Color Qube 8570N -------------------------------------------------- 203
23.2.1 Installing and setting the printer driver ------------------------------------------------------- 203
23.2.2 DICOM setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 216
23.3 Installation Procedure for Xerox Phaser7800 ----------------------------------------------------------- 222
23.3.2 DICOM setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 234
23.4 Installation Procedure for OKI C310 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 240
23.4.2 DICOM setup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 251
24. APPENDIX L: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE SERVICE MENU ------------------------------- 257
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1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Scope
This manual describes the following procedures:
(1) Installing the TUS-X200S
(2) Connecting the TUS-X200S and optional units (such as a color printer, a VCR, etc.)
1.2 Installation Conditions
Do not install this system in a location where it may be exposed to the following adverse
conditions:
(1) Near a source of heat
(2) High ambient humidity
(3) Flammable gases
(4) A strong electric/magnetic field (for example, near a voltage transformer)
(5) A source of high-frequency radio waves
1.3 Operating Requirements
1.3.1 Power requirements
(1) Line voltage
(a) USA : 120 VAC 10%
(b) Europe : 220 to 240 VAC 10%
(c) Other 1 : 100 to 120 VAC 10%
(d) Other 2 : 220 to 240 VAC 10%
(2) Line frequency : 50 Hz/60 Hz
(3) Power capacity
800 VA (max.)
1.3.2 Grounding requirements
The grounding wire of a three-conductor power cord must be used to ground this system.
 Grounding must be provided in accordance with all applicable legal requirements for
medically used electrical equipment.
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1.3.3 Ambient conditions
Temperature : 10°C to 35°C

(When using a 4D transducer : 20C to 35C)
Relative humidity : 35% to 80% (no condensation)
50% or less if ambient temperature exceeds 40°C
Atmospheric pressure : 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
1.3.4 Storage and transport conditions
Temperature : -10°C to 50°C

(4D transducer : -5C to 50C)
Relative humidity : 30% to 80% (no condensation)
Atmospheric pressure : 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
1.4 Unpacking
After unpacking the system, confirm that the equipment and materials listed below are enclosed in
the packing boxes.
(1) Main unit of the system
(2) Accessories
 Cables
 Transducer holder
 Monochrome digital printer mounting parts
 Operation manual
1.5 Preparation for Installation
(1) Manpower and tools required
Manpower : 1 person (2 persons when the monitor is not connected to the system)
Tools : Stubby Phillips screwdrivers (large and small)

Allen wrench
Service manual (2D730-551EN)
Service manual <<Maintenance volume>> (2D730-552EN)
CAUTION: Before performing internal work with the body cover removed, turn
OFF the power breaker and disconnect the power plug from the
power outlet.
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1.6 Symbols
This system uses the following symbols.
Symbol Description
Functional ground
Equipotential
Breaker OFF (AC power not supplied to system)
Breaker ON (AC power supplied to system)
Circuit protector for the peripheral units

(Refer to CAUTION in subsection 2.4.)
Power OFF (power not supplied to electronic circuits)
Power ON (power supplied to electronic circuits)
Transducer connector A
Transducer connector B
Transducer connector C
Pencil transducer connector
ECG (Electrocardiogram)
Footswitch
Alternating current (AC)
Manufacturer
Date of manufacture
Serial number
Authorized representative in the EC (on systems

complying with European Directive 93/42/EEC)
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1.7 Flowchart of Installation Procedures
A flowchart of the installation procedures and items described in this manual is shown below.
Perform work by following the appropriate procedure.
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2. GENERAL SAFETY INFOMATION
2.1 Meaning of Signal Words
In this manual, the signal words DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION are used
regarding safety and other important instructions. The signal words and their meanings are
defined as follows. Please understand their meanings clearly before reading this manual.
Signal word Meaning
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

may result in minor or moderate injury.
CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in property damage.
In addition to the signal words above, the word NOTE is also used in this manual. It is defined as
follows.
NOTE: Indicates information of interest to users of the equipment as to exceptional conditions or

operating procedures.
2.2 Meaning of Safety Symbols
Symbol Description
Type-BF applied part
* Type BF when Type-BF applied part is connected.
The ultrasound transducers and ECG electrodes that can
be connected to this system are Type-BF applied parts.
"Attention" (Refer to the operation manual.)
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2.3 Ensuring the Safety of Operators
Observe the following safety precautions to ensure the safety of operators.
DANGER: Do not use flammable gases such as anesthetics or flammable liquids

such as ethanol near this product, because there is danger of explosion.
CAUTION: 1. Be sure to install the system on a level floor and lock the casters. If
this is not done, the system may move, injuring the service personnel.
2. Move the system forward or backward only. If the system is moved to

the left or right, it may fall, causing injury. Secure the operating panel
and other movable sections before moving the system. There is a risk
of hand injury.
3. Do not place any objects on top of the monitor. They may fall, causing
injury.
4. Wear protective gloves to ensure safety when performing wiring or

installation within the system main unit with the covers removed.
5. Caster lock pedal
(1) Do not operate the caster lock pedals with your hand. There is a
risk of hand injury.
(2) While the system is being moved, do not use the caster total lock
function to stop the system, except in an emergency. The casters
may be damaged, resulting in malfunction.
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2.4 Preventing Electric Shocks, Fires, and Power Supply Interruptions
Observe the following safety precautions to prevent electric shocks, fires, and power supply
interruptions.
WARNING: 1. Connect the power cable and earth terminals correctly as

described, to prevent electric shock.
2. Information concerning the terminal to which the potential

equalization conductor is to be connected ( ):
To use another medical device in combination with this system, an

equipotential wire for connecting to an equipotential bus must be
supplied. For more information, contact your TOSHIBA
representative.
* Be sure to connect the potential-equalization lead wire before

inserting the equipment power plug into the receptacle. Also, be
sure to remove the equipment power plug from the receptacle
before disconnecting the wire to avoid electrical shock.
3. Do not connect this system to outlets with the same circuit

breakers and fuses that control current to devices such as life-
support systems. If this system malfunctions and generates an
overcurrent, or when there is an instantaneous current at power
ON, the circuit breakers and fuses of the building’s supply circuit
may be tripped.
4. Do not connect to the system transducers other than those

specified by TOSHIBA, to prevent accidents such as fire.
5. Do not subject the transducers to knocks. Use of defective

transducers may cause an electric shock.
CAUTION: 1. Do not allow fluids such as water to contact the system or peripheral
devices. Electric shock may result.
2. Before performing internal work with the body cover removed, turn
OFF the power breaker and disconnect the power plug from the power
outlet.
3. If condensation is present on the system, do not connect the system to

the power outlet until the condensation disappears. There is a risk of
electric shock.
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CAUTION: 1. To prevent electric shock, do not connect the peripheral units (video printer, VCR,
etc.) to an external outlet. Peripheral units should be connected to the service
outlet of the system or the optional isolation transformer. For the connection
procedures, contact your TOSHIBA representative.
2. The service outlet of the main unit is intended solely for recommended peripheral
units. Do not connect devices other than recommended peripheral units to the
service outlet. Connecting devices other than those recommended may cause the
consumption current to exceed the power capacity of the main unit, possibly
resulting in malfunction.
2.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)
Definition: Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) refers to the ability to function without causing
electromagnetic interference (EMI) in other devices or systems, as well as to a certain
level of immunity to EMI from other devices or systems.
Observe the following precautions to ensure EMC.
CAUTION: 1. Malfunctions due to radio waves
(1) Use of radio-wave-emitting devices in the proximity of this kind of medical

electronic system may interfere with its operation. Do not bring or use devices
which generate radio waves, such as cellular phones, transceivers, and radio
controlled toys, in the room where the system is installed.
(2) If a user brings a device which generates radio waves near the system, they
must be instructed to immediately turn OFF the device. This is necessary to
ensure the proper operation of the system.
2.6 Preventing System Malfunctions
Observe the following precautions to prevent system malfunctions.
CAUTION: 1. Printer setup
In automatic printer setup, the values set at the factory before shipment are set if
there is no backed-up data (user-specific values).
If automatic setup is to be performed again after user-specific values have been
set, execute the bat file below to back up the current settings.
C:\PRINTER_driver\Tools\download-printer_Backup.bat
2. System setting
During work, perform the power ON/OFF setting for peripheral units as described
in each (sub)section. If the procedure specifies that the power is to be turned OFF
and then turned ON, be sure to follow the specified procedure. If such procedures
are not observed, the setting may not be performed properly and normal operation
cannot be ensured.
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CAUTION: 3. Peripheral unit setting
(1) When the printer is set, turn ON the power switch of the printer first and then
turn ON the power of the system.
(2) When the DVD video recorder is set, turn OFF the power switch of the DVD
video recorder first and then turn ON the power of the system.
(3) After the printer and the DVD video recorder are set, leave the power
switches of the printer and DVD video recorder ON.
(4) The printer name must not include the following symbols. If the name
includes any of these symbols, the system may not operate normally.
&, ", <, \
4. Precautions for connecting this system to a network
(1) Set the Workgroup Name properly.
(2) Set a unique Computer Name.
(3) The Computer Name of this system must not be the same as any Workgroup
Name to which other equipment belongs (the Computer Name of this system
can be the same as the Workgroup Name to which this system belongs).
If these precautions are not observed, the system may not start up.
5. If this system is to be connected to a network, it is essential to set the IP address

of the main unit. The system does not acquire the IP address automatically from
the DHCP server. Be sure to ask the person in charge at the site to issue an IP
address for this system.
6. There are three LAN standards, 10BASE-T (10 Mbit/sec), 100BASE-TX (100
Mbit/sec), and 1000BASE-T (1 Gbit/sec). In this system, they are automatically
identified and operable. Be sure to use a LAN cable that conforms to the LAN
standard in use. Otherwise, normal operations may not be performed.
7. The power switch of the MITSUBISHI monochrome printer P95DW cannot be

accessed unless the cable cover is removed. Use the procedure described in
APPENDIX H to turn the power ON/OFF.
8. Installation of the DVD video recorder
Be sure to use only the specified screws when mounting the DVO-1000MD or
BD-X201M.
9. Printer setup
Approximately 2 minutes is required for the software to stop after the "stopz.js"
command is executed from the command entry screen. Do not press any key
during this period.
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3. ASSEMBLY
3.1 Installing the LCD Monitor
(1) Remove the cable cover.
(2) There are tabs at 4 locations on the cable cover. Be careful not to damage the tabs when
removing the cable cover.
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(3) Partially tighten the monitor securing screws on the upper side (2 locations).
(4) Secure the LCD monitor mounting section at an angle.
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(5) Mount the monitor at an angle.
(6) Release the lock of the LCD monitor mounting section and set the LCD monitor straight.
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(7) Secure the LCD monitor.
(8) Connect the DVI cable.
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(9) Connect the power cable.
(10) Attach the clamp.
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(11) Mount the cable cover.
(12) Secure the cable cover.
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3.2 Mounting the Transducer Holder and Gel Holder
(1) Insert the transducer holder and the gel holder into the corresponding ports in the operating
panel.
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3.3 Connecting the Transducer
(1) Connect the transducer and lock it by pushing the lock lever downward.
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(2) Hang the transducer cable on the cable hook, and place the transducer in the transducer
holder.
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3.4 Installing the Monochrome Digital Printer (for left-side access)
Set the main panel to the highest position before starting the following work.
(1) Remove the seals on the top cover.
(2) Mount the supplied monochrome printer mounting bracket.
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(3) Mount the supplied base for 1st layer to the bottom of the printer.
(4) Mount the printer.
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(5) Connect the USB signal cable.
For P95DW (MITSUBISHI)
For UP-D897 (SONY)
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For UP-D897 (SONY)
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(7) If the printer is P95DW (MITSUBISHI), turn the power ON.
(8) Place the washers on the flat head screws, and tighten the screws slightly.
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(9) Mount the supplied cable cover.
(10) Tighten the flat head screws fully.
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(11) Place the supplied caps over the screws.
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3.5 Installing the Monochrome Digital Printer (for right-side access)
Set the main panel to the highest position before starting the following work.
(1) Remove the seals on the top cover.
(2) Mount the supplied monochrome printer mounting bracket.
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(3) Mount the supplied base for 1st layer to the bottom of the printer.
(4) Mount the printer.
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(5) Connect the USB signal cable.
For UP-D897 (SONY)
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For UP-D897 (SONY)
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(7) If the printer used is P95DW (MITSUBISHI), turn the power ON.
(8) Place the washers on the flat head screws, and tighten the screws slightly.
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(9) Mount the supplied cable cover and tighten the flat head screws fully.
(10) Place the supplied caps over the screws.
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3.6 Operating the Levers on the Operating Panel
3.6.1 Vertical sliding operation
Hold the handle of the main panel while pushing the vertical sliding lever upward to adjust the
height. To secure the main panel at the desired height, release the vertical sliding lever.
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3.6.2 Horizontal sliding operation
(1) Pull the lock knob down to release the lock.
(2) Hold the handle and swivel the main panel to the desired angle.
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3.7 Caster Lock Operating Procedure
CAUTION: 1. Do not operate the caster locks with your hand. There is a risk of hand
injury.
2. Do not use the caster lock function while the system is being moved,
except in an emergency. The casters may be damaged, resulting in a
malfunction.
(1) Unlock the caster locks. The caster locks are at the front and rear of the system and each
lock can prevent movement of the corresponding wheel.
<<Caster lock operation>>
Front wheels of the system
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Rear wheels of the system
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3.8 Connecting the Power Cable
CAUTION: Be sure to secure the power cable properly. Otherwise, the system power
supply may be cut off unexpectedly when tension is applied to the cable.
(2) Mount the power cable securing metal bracket and secure it with mounting screws.
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(3) Secure the power code with the clamp.
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4. RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL UNITS AND DEVICES
The following shows the recommended optional units and devices and the locations of the
procedures (Optional Installation/Installation Quality Check Sheet) for installing them. Install them
by following these procedures.
Recommended optional devices/units Reference manual

CW unit UICW-X200A 2J709-003EN
4D unit UIMV-X200A 2J709-004EN
Reference signal unit UJUR-X200A 2J709-005EN
(except for the USA)
Reference signal unit UJUR-X201A 2J709-005EN
(only for the USA)
Isolation transformer for peripheral unit UETR-X200A 2J709-006EN
Gel warmer UZGW-007A 2J708-931EN*C
Footswitch kit UZFS-X200A 2J709-009EN
Transducer adaptor UITC-X200A 2J709-007EN
MD-TEE hanger kit UAEH-X200A 2J709-035EN
Transducer cable hanger kit UZMK-X200A 2J709-017EN
Transducer holder kit UZPH-X200A 2J709-015EN
Basket kit UZBK-X200A 2J709-016EN
Panel spacer kit UZUP-X200A 2J709-014EN
Mounting kit for peripheral unit UZRI-X200A 2J709-010EN
(B/W printer of front access/left rotation type)
(B/W printer of front access/right rotation type)
(Color printer of left/right access type)
(DVD recorder)
(Color printer, DVD recorder)
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5. PRINTER SETUP
Printer setting is not performed before shipment. Set the Toshiba defaults at the time of installation.
The setting procedures are described in subsection 5.2.
5.1 Installing the Printers
Install the printers referring to section 4 "RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL UNITS AND DEVICES".
5.2 Toshiba Default (Printer Driver) Setting Procedure
(1) Open the OTHER menu on the touch panel and press [Maintenance].
(2) The service menu screen is displayed.
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* The license code for service engineers must be entered first in order to use the service
menu for service engineers. However, entry of the license code is not required before the
license expiration date.
* If the service menu for service engineers is selected, the designated password must be
entered to display the service menu screen. However, if a service engineer ID has been
used when logging in to the system, the password is not required.
(3) Select the service category tab [Utils]  [System Tools]  [Command Console].
Select "StopZ" from the pull-down menu in the command field and click [Execute].
* This command stops all software programs that are currently active in the system. The
service screen is also closed.
CAUTION: The software stops approximately 2 minutes after this command is

executed. Do not press any keys during this period.
(4) If any windows (Power Message Monitor etc.) remain displayed after 2 minutes has passed,
close the windows. Approximately 2 minutes later, Windows 2000 will start up with a window
(Power Message Monitor etc.) open. Close the window.
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(5) Select [Start]  [Devices and Printers].
Confirm that the connected local printers are present in the Printers and Faxes area of the
window and then turn ON the power switches of the local printers one by one. (The figure
below shows that Mitsubishi P95DW is present.)
If the power of the connected printers is already ON, it is only necessary to confirm that they
are present in the Printers and Faxes area of the window.
After confirmation, click to close the setting window for devices and printers.
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(6) Start up Windows Explorer. Double-click [setup-printer_Backuped.bat] in

C:\PRINTER_driver\Tools\.
A DOS window opens and the printer setting is performed automatically.
When the setting is completed, the following is displayed in the DOS window.
Completed PRINTER SETTINGS

Press any key to continue…
Press the [Enter] key to close the DOS window.
CAUTION: If there is no backed-up data (user-specified values), the values set at the factory
before shipment are set in automatic setup.
If automatic setup is to be performed again after user-specific values have been set,
execute the bat file below to back up the current settings.
C:\PRINTER_driver\Tools\download-printer_Backup.bat
5.3 Editing the Toshiba Defaults (Printer Driver)
After setting the Toshiba defaults as described in subsection 5.2, edit the properties of the printer
driver using the following procedure.
(1) In the Windows screen, select [Start]  [Devices and Printers].
(2) Place the cursor on the printer to be edited and press .
(3) Select Properties.
(4) Edit the values referring to the Toshiba default values shown in subsection 5.4.
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5.4 Toshiba Default Values
5.4.1 UP-D897 (SONY, monochrome digital printer)
(1) [General] tab
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(2) [Sharing] tab
* Do not change the settings.
(3) [Ports] tab
* Remove the check from the check box indicated in the figure above.
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(4) [Advanced] tab
(5) [Color Management] tab
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(6) [Security] tab
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5.4.2 UP-D25MD (SONY, color digital printer)
(1) [General] tab
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(2) [Sharing] tab
(3) [Ports] tab
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(4) [Advanced] tab
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(6) [Security] tab
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5.4.3 CP30DW (MITSUBISHI, color digital printer)
(1) [General] tab
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(2) [Sharing] tab
(3) [Ports] tab
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(4) [Advanced] tab
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(6) [Security] tab
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5.4.4 P95DW (MITSUBISHI, monochrome digital printer)
(1) [General] tab
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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(2) [Sharing] tab
(3) [Ports] tab
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(4) [Advanced] tab
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(6) [Security] tab
(7) [Device Settings] tab
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6. SYSTEM SETTING
This section describes the system setting procedures as shown below.
Setting Degree of necessity Reference section

Urgent patient ID setting Essential 6.1
Printer output destination setting When a recommended printer is connected 6.2.1
DVD video recorder setting When a recommended DVD video recorder 6.2.2, 6.2.3
is connected and operated by remote control
Printer image quality/color When a recommended printer is connected 6.3
adjustment and other printer (Section 5)
settings
Connection to the LAN When the system is connected to the LAN at 6.4
the site
CAUTION: During work, perform the power ON/OFF setting for peripheral units as described in
each (sub)section. If the procedure specifies that the power is to be turned OFF and
then turned ON, be sure to follow the specified procedure. If such procedures are not
observed, the setting may not be performed properly and normal operation cannot be
ensured.
NOTE: "Select" as used in this manual means to place the arrow (pointer) on the object item using
the trackball and then press . To enter characters for items, place the arrow in
the entry field and press . Character entry is then possible using the keyboard.
To place a check mark in , place the arrow on  and press . A check mark 
is placed (selected status). Pressing again removes the check mark 
(deselected status).
When one of  is selected , the other switches are automatically deselected.
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6.1 Emergency Patient ID Setting

Set the information to be used for generating the emergency patient ID when the [Emergency]
switch in the patient ID input window is pressed. If the default settings are to be used, skip this
procedure.
(1) Turn ON the power of the system and wait until an image is displayed.
menu for service engineers. However, entry of the license code is not required before the
license expiration date.
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(4) Select the service category tab [Config.] and then select [Preset Link]. The screen below is
displayed.
(5) Press [ShowPreset] to display the Preset menu screen for service engineers.
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(6) In the Preset menu, select [SYSTEM PRESET]  [PIMS]  [Exam Information]. The Exam
Information setting screen is displayed.
(7) Enter the [ID Suffix] and [NAME Suffix] items for [Emergency ID]. Especially at sites where
more than one TUS-X200S system is installed, be sure to enter these items so that each
system can be identified.
(8) Press [Save] to close the Exam Information setting window.
(9) Turn OFF the power of the system and then turn ON the power again.
* If the peripheral units (printer etc.) are to be installed during system installation, reboot the
system after the procedures in subsection 6.2 have been completed.
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6.2 Peripheral Unit Settings
When peripheral units are installed together with the ultrasound system, perform the settings for
each unit as described below.
CAUTION: 1. When the printer is set, turn ON the power switch of the printer first and then turn
ON the power of the system.
2. When the DVD video recorder is set, turn OFF the power switch of the DVD video
recorder first and then turn ON the power of the system.
3. After the printer and the DVD video recorder are set, leave the power switches of
the printer and DVD video recorder ON.
4. The printer name must not include the following symbols. If the name includes any
of these symbols, the system may not operate normally.
&, ", <, \
6.2.1 Setting the monochrome printer and color printer
If a monochrome printer and/or color printer has been installed, perform the following
procedures.
(1) Turn ON the power switch of the printer and then turn ON the system power.
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menu for service engineers. However, entry of the license code is not required before
the license expiration date.
(4) Select the service category tab [Config.] and then select [DICOM Management] 
[Printers]. The screen below is displayed.
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(5) Select the installed printer in the Supported Printers list and then press [>>>ADD>>>].
The printer is added to the Available Printers list.
 Use the [Remove] button to delete the settings for printers other than the one installed.
 For Print Layout, confirm that the setting for "Paper Size" is as specified in subsection
5.4 "Toshiba Default Values".
(6) Select the service category tab [Config.] and then select [Preset Link]. The screen below
is displayed.
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(8) In the Preset menu, select [SYSTEM PRESET]  [Peripheral]  [Printer & Server]. The
Printer setting screen is displayed.
(9) If a monochrome printer has been connected, press for "Sono Printer (B/W)". A list of
print devices is displayed. Select the installed printer from the list.
(10) If a color printer has been connected, press for "Sono Printer (Color)". A list of print
devices is displayed. Select the installed printer from the list.
* If the CP30DW has been installed, select MITSUBISHI CP30DW (USB).
(11) Press [Save] to save the settings and close the Printer setting screen.
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6.2.2 DVD video recorder setting (for SONY DVO-1000MD)
If the settings of the DVD video recorder have not been changed, change the settings as follows.
(1) Turn the system power ON and wait until the image is displayed.
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(6) Select [SYSTEM PRESET] in the Preset menu and then select [Peripheral]  [Video].
The Video setting screen is displayed.
(7) Change the setting for VIDEO Maker to "Sony (DVD)".
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(8) Press [Save] and close the Peripheral setting screen.
(9) Turn the system power OFF. Turn ON the power switch of the DVO-1000MD and turn the
system power ON.
(10) Select [PIMS] on the touch panel and then select [VIDEO].
Use the buttons on the front of the DVO-1000MD to perform the following steps.
Note: If a disc is in the DVD drive, remove it.

Otherwise, setting may not be performed correctly.
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(11) Press the button on the DVD video recorder.
When the following menu screen is displayed on the monitor of the system, press the
button, select [SETUP MENU], and press the button.
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(12) When the SETUP MENU (1/3) screen is displayed, press the button as many times as
required to display the SETUP MENU (2/3) screen.
When the SETUP MENU (2/3) screen is displayed, select [MENU GRADE] and press the
button.
Select [ENHANCED] and press the button.
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(13) Return to the menu screen and confirm that the items are displayed below [MENU
GRADE]. If no items are displayed, repeat the procedures from step (7) onward.
(14) This step can be skipped if the setting of [TV SYSTEM] does not need to be changed. If it
needs to be changed, select [TV SYSTEM] and press the button.
Select [NTSC] or [PAL] and press the button.
[NTSC] is selected in the figure below as an example.
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(15) When the SETUP MENU (2/3) is displayed, press the button as many times as
required to display the SETUP MENU (3/3) screen.
When the SETUP MENU (3/3) screen is displayed, select [DEVICE TYPE] and press the
button.
Select [DVO] and press the [SET] button of the DVD video recorder.
(16) The message [NOW SAVING…] is displayed and then cleared. Setting of the DVO-
1000MD is now complete.
* The message [NOW SAVING…] may not be displayed in some cases.
(17) Shut down the system.
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(18) Start up the system and check the DVD video recorder operations.
Select [PIMS] on the touch panel and select [VIDEO].
(19) If the screen below is displayed, the system has correctly recognized the DVD video
recorder. If the screen below is not displayed, turn the system power OFF, check the
cable connections etc., and repeat the procedure from step (2) onwards.
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6.2.3 DVD video recorder setting (for JVC BD-X201M/BD-X201ME)
If the settings of the DVD video recorder have not been changed, change the settings as follows.
(1) Turn the system power ON and wait until the image is displayed.
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(6) Select [SYSTEM PRESET] in the Preset menu and then select [Peripheral]  [Video].
The Video setting screen is displayed.
(7) Change the setting for VIDEO Maker to "JVC (DVD)".
(8) Press [Save] and close the Peripheral setting screen.
(9) Turn the system power OFF. Turn ON the power switch of the BD-X201M/BD-X201ME
and turn the system power ON.
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(10) Select [PIMS] on the touch panel and then select [VIDEO].
Use the buttons on the front of the BD-X201M/BD-X201ME for the following steps.
Note: If a disk is in the DVD drive, remove it.

Otherwise, setting may not be performed correctly.
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(11) Press the button on the DVD video recorder.
(12) When the following menu screen is displayed on the monitor of the system, select [DISC]
and press the button.
* Use the cursor buttons of the DVD video recorder to select items in this step and the
subsequent steps.
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When the DISC MENU screen below is displayed, select [AUTO CANCEL DISC FINALIZ.]
and press the button. Then, select [OFF] and press the button.
Select [MENU] and press the button. The display is returned to the top menu
screen.
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(13) Select [SYSTEM] and press the button.
When the SYSTEM MENU (1/2) is displayed, select [PLAYBACK & 232C TYPE] and
press the button. Then, select [VTR] and press the button.
screen.
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(14) Select [DVD MENU] and press the button.
When the DVD MENU screen is displayed, select [DVD MENU TYPE] and press the
button. Then select [TOP] and press the button.
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(15) Select [REMOTE] and press the button.
When the REMOTE MENU (1/2) screen is displayed, select [FOOT SW1] and press the
button. Then select [OFF] and press the button.
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(16) Select [232C BAUDRATE] and press the button.
Select [19200] and press the button.
Select as shown in the figure below and press the button. The display is
switched from REMOTE MENU (1/2) to REMOTE MENU (2/2).
(17) Select [232C MODE STATUS] and press the button.
Then, select [REAL] and press the button.
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(18) Select [232C BUSY STATUS] and press the button.
Then, select [NATIVE] and press the button.
Select [BACK] and press the button. Then, select [MENU] and press the
button. The display is returned to the top menu screen.
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(19) Select [DISPLAY] and press the button.
When the DISPLAY MENU screen is displayed, select [DISPLAY] and press the
button. Then select [ON] and press the button.
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(20) Select [TITLE/CHAPTER/INDEX] and press the button.
Then, select [OFF] and press the button.
(21) Select [RECORDER MODE] and press the button.
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(22) Select [REMAIN] and press the button.
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(23) Select [EXIT] and press the button.
Setting of the BD-X201M/BD-X201ME is now complete.
(24) Start up the system and check the DVD video recorder operations.
Select [PIMS] on the touch panel and select [VIDEO].
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(25) If the screen below is displayed, the system has correctly recognized the DVD video
recorder. If the screen below is not displayed, turn the system power OFF, check the
cable connections etc., and repeat the procedure from step (2) onwards.
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6.3 Printer Image Quality/Color Adjustment and Other Settings
The image quality and color of the printer are adjusted using the PROPERTY settings of the
system for each printer.
* For the printer PROPERTY settings, refer to section 5 "PRINTER SETUP".
6.4 Other
6.4.1 Connection to the LAN (Ethernet connection)
CAUTION: Precautions for connecting this system to a network
1. Set the Workgroup Name properly.
2. Set a unique Computer Name.
3. The Computer Name of this system must not be the same as any Workgroup
Name to which other equipment belongs (the Computer Name of this system
can be the same as the Workgroup Name to which this system belongs).
If these precautions are not observed, the system may not start up.
<<Preparation>>
Contact the network manager at the installation site in advance to check the following points.
(a) Confirm whether the LAN is 1000BASE-T (1 Gbit/sec), 100BASE-TX (100 Mbit/sec), or
10BASE-T standard (10 Mbit/sec). (Confirm that the LAN cable to be used is the
appropriate speed.)
(b) Confirm which computer name of the system should be used.
Default setting at the time of shipment: X200S ("" represents the last four digits
of the system serial number.)
(c) Confirm whether the system is to be a member of the Workgroup.
Setting at the time of shipment: Default Workgroup
Workgroup: TSB-US
(d) Check the TCP/IP-related preset values.
IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server address, etc.
The network environment differs depending on the site. Be sure to contact the network
manager.
CAUTION: If this system is to be connected to a network, it is essential to set the IP address of

the main unit. The system does not acquire the IP address automatically from the
DHCP server. Be sure to ask the person in charge at the site to issue an IP
address for this system.
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6.4.1.1 Workflow
When the LAN is connected, the required tasks depend on whether or not the computer
name and workgroup settings are changed. Perform the required tasks by referring to the
table below.
LAN Computer name Workgroup setting Tasks required

connection (member name setting)
Case 1 Change required Change required 6.4.1.2 LAN connection: Case 1
(1) Setting the LAN (TCP/IP)
(2) Terminating the TUS-X200S software
(3) Changing the computer name and the
workgroup setting
(4) Rebooting the system
(5) Checking the network connection
Case 2 Used as is with the Change required 6.4.1.3 LAN connection: Case 2
settings at the time (1) Setting the LAN (TCP/IP)
of shipment
(X200S****) (2) Terminating the TUS-X200S software
(3) Changing the computer name and the
workgroup setting
(4) Rebooting the system
(5) Checking the network connection
Case 3 Used as is with the Used as is with the 6.4.1.4 LAN connection: Case 3
settings at the time settings at the time of (1) Setting the LAN (TCP/IP)
of shipment shipment
(X200S****) (Workgroup member (5) Checking the network connection
name: TSB_US)
("" represents the last four digits of the system serial number.)
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6.4.1.2 LAN connection: Case 1
The procedures for connecting to the LAN when the computer name and workgroup setting
are changed are described below. Perform the tasks according to the following procedures.
(1) Procedure for setting the LAN (TCP/IP)
(a) Confirm that the LAN cable is connected to the Ethernet. Turn ON the power
supply of the system and wait until an image is displayed.
(b) Open the OTHER menu on the touch panel and press [Maintenance].
(c) The service menu screen is displayed.
* The license code for service engineers must be entered first in order to use the
service menu for service engineers. However, entry of the license code is not
required before the license expiration date.
* If the service menu for service engineers is selected, the designated password
must be entered to display the service menu screen. However, if a service
engineer ID has been used when logging in to the system, the password is not
required.
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(d) Select the service tab [Config]  [Network Settings].
(e) Enter the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server address, etc.
(Check them with the network administrator in advance.)
(f) Selecting [Apply] displays the following dialog box. Click [OK].
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(2) Terminating the TUS-X200S software
(a) Open the service menu in the same manner as in (1).
Select the service category tab [Utils.] and then select [Command Console].
Select "StopZ" from the pull-down menu in the command field and click [Execute].
* This command stops all software programs that are currently active in the
system. The service screen is also closed.
CAUTION: The software stops approximately 2 minutes after this command is

executed. Do not press any keys during this period.
(b) The TUS-X200S software is terminated and a Windows screen appears.
* If the task bar is not displayed at the bottom of the Windows screen, display the
task bar according to the procedure described in APPENDIX B.
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(c) If the following window is displayed, select "Work network".
* If there is a specified Network Location at the installation site, perform selection

accordingly.
When the following window is displayed, click [Close]
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(3) Procedure for changing the computer name and workgroup setting
(a) Click Setup  Tools tab  Network tab  Change PC Name.
Select the [Computer Name] tab in the System Properties window.
(b) Select [Change…]. The screen below is displayed. Enter the computer name and
workgroup from the keyboard. (Be sure to contact the network manager in
advance.)
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(c) When the settings in (b) are completed, click [OK]. The message shown below is
displayed. Click [OK].
(d) Click [Close] to terminate the System Properties dialog.
(e) A message indicating that the system must be restarted to make the settings
effective is displayed. Select [Restart Later].
NOTE: Do not restart the system at this time.
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(4) Procedure for rebooting the system
(a) Select [Start]  [Shut Down] in Windows to turn OFF the system power.
(b) Start up the system by turning ON the Power switch. The normal startup screen is
displayed. After starting up the system, confirm that an image can be displayed.
(5) Procedure for checking the network connection
(a) Open the service menu in the same manner as in (1). Click the service tab [Utils]
 [System Tools]  [Command Console].
(b) Select "Control Panel" from the pull-down menu in the command field and click
[Execute].
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(c) Select [Network and Sharing Center]. Check "View your basic network information
and set up connections" and confirm that "This computer" is connected to
"Network" (circled part in the figure below). Then click to close the window.
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If a connection is not set up, [View your basic network information and set up
connections] is as shown below. Confirm the settings for cable connections, IP address,
etc.
The procedures for connecting to the LAN when only the Workgroup setting is changed (the
computer name is not changed) are described below.
Perform the procedures in items (1), (2), (3), (4), and (5) of subsection 6.4.1.2 in order.
The procedures for connecting to the LAN without changing the computer name and
workgroup setting (i.e., using the settings at the time of shipment) are described below.
Perform the procedure in item (1) of subsection 6.4.1.2 and click [QUIT] in the service menu.
Select [Shutdown] in the dialog box.
Perform the procedure in item (5) of subsection 6.4.1.2.
6.4.2 Setting when LAN is not connected
This setting is not required.
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6.5 Restoring Imaging Presets, UF, TCS, and Application Presets
To restore the presets, follow the procedure below.
NOTE: Categories of the presets that can be restored using the preset disk supplied with the
system
<1> Imaging Preset (User Preset/Sub Preset)

<2> TCS User Function
<3> Measurement Report (Application Basic, Meas. Registration, Auto Activation)
<4> Clinical Application (Advanced Appli.)
<5> 4D
<6> Annotation Bodymark
(1) Restoration procedure
(a) Place the disk containing the presets in the DVD drive.
(b) Display the OTHER menu on the TCS.
(c) Press [Maintenance].
(d) Display the Utils tab of the Maintenance menu.
(e) Click [Command Console].
(f) Select "STOPZ.JS" from the Command pull-down menu and click [Execute].
(g) When the Windows screen is displayed, select "Maintenance" from the Start menu.
(h) Display the Config tab of the Maintenance menu.
(i) Select "Backup Restore".
(j) Select Backup from the "Backup/Restore" pull-down menu.
(k) Click […] on the right of the "Drive and Dir" text field and select the Preset folder.
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(l) Click [Go].
(m) If restoration is successful, the result confirmation dialog is displayed in several tens of
seconds.
A message indicating that restoration is not possible is displayed for PIMS DICOM,
System Preset, Option License, and Maintenance. This can be ignored. For 4D and
Annotation Bodymark, "Empty" is displayed since no changes have been made. Leave
it as is.
(n) Close the Maintenance menu by clicking [QUIT].
(o) Remove the disk from the DVD drive.
(p) Shut down the system.
(q) Start up the system again.
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7. SELECTION OF THE PANEL SWITCH LAYOUT
The switches on the main panel are arranged as shown below at the factory.
The functions of some switches can be changed to other functions (user function switches).
NOTE: 1. Do not change the function assigned to the [F9] key from the factory setting. The
function for switching languages is assigned to this key.
2. Do not change the function of the [F12] key. If the function is changed from the factory
setting, the Protocol Selection cursor display is started up together with the newly
assigned function when the [F12] key is pressed.
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7.1 Assigning Functions to the User Function Switches
To perform the procedures in this subsection, it is necessary to first log on to the system with a
service user ID. If the user is logged on with a general user ID, the designated password must be
entered to display the service engineer menu screen.
7.1.1 Displaying the setting screen
(1) Press [Maintenance] in the OTHER menu on the touch panel.
(2) The service menu screen below is displayed.
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(3) Select the service category tab [Conf.] and then [Preset Link]. The dialog below is
displayed.
(4) Press [ShowPreset] to display the Preset menu screen (for service engineer).
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(5) Select [User Function] in the Preset menu. The User Function main screen is displayed.
User Function main screen
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Switch Function
[Default] Resets the functions selected to be assigned to the user function switches on the
main panel to the defaults.
[Save] Saves the selected functions assigned to the user function switches on the main
panel.
When save operation is completed, the following message is displayed.
Save operation completion message
[Quit] or [] Closes the User Function main screen.

* If the setting changes have not been saved, the following dialog is displayed.
Save confirmation dialog
[Yes] : Closes the screen without saving changes.

[Save] : Saves changes and closes the screen.
[Cancel] : Closes the save confirmation dialog.
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7.1.2 Assigning a function to a function switch on the main panel
(1) On the User Function main screen, press the Panel Settings tab.
(2) Place the cursor on the desired switch and press . The selected switch is lit in
blue and a function selection screen is displayed.
(3) Select a function to be assigned to the selected switch.
Function selection screen
Switch Function
[Delete] Deletes the function currently assigned to the switch.
[Select] Sets the highlighted function as the function to be assigned to the switch.
[Cancel] Cancels the selection and closes the function selection screen.
<<Function selection screen browsing methods>>
(a) Scroll the list using the scroll bar at the right end of the function selection screen.
(b) Press the upward or downward arrowhead on the right end of the function selection
screen to scroll the list upward or downward one line at a time.
(c) Press the [PgUp] or [PgDn] key of the keyboard to scroll the list upward or downward
one page at a time.
(d) Type in the desired function name from the keyboard (limited search).
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(4) If the name of a function is too long and is not displayed in full, place the cursor on that
function name. The tool tip is displayed showing the full name. Confirm the name before
pressing [Save] to save the setting.
Tool tip
7.1.3 Assigning a function to a keyboard key or to the footswitch
(1) On the User Function main screen, select the Keyboard/Foot Setting tab.
Keyboard/Footswitch setting screen
(2) Place the cursor on the desired switch and press . The selected switch is lit in
blue. In addition, the function selection screen is displayed (refer to subsection 7.1.2).
(3) Select the function to be assigned to the key or switch, and press [Save].
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7.1.4 Assigning a function to the palm switch or wheel
(1) On the User Function main screen, select the Palm/Wheel Setting tab.
Palm/Wheel setting screen (1/2)
Item Description
Palm/Wheel The palm dial and wheel functions for the freeze status can
be interchanged (initially, palm dial: cine-loop function, wheel:
frame-by-frame function).
Wheel Live The wheel function for the live status can be assigned
individually for each scan mode.
Wheel Freeze The wheel function for the freeze status can be assigned
individually for each scan mode.
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Palm/Wheel setting screen (2/2)
Item Description
Dial The rotation direction of the Depth dial, 2D Gain dial, Multi
Gain dial, Audio dial, and Wheel Cine Scroll dial are set.
(2) Select the functions and press [Save].
7.2 Replacing the Key Top Labels and Recording the New Key Configuration
(1) When the key configuration has been changed, exchange the key top labels according to the
new key configuration. In particular, if the blank key top labels are used, confirm that the user
understands the functions assigned to the keys with the blank key top labels.
(2) Confirm that the configuration has been changed correctly. If the configuration has not been
changed correctly, correct it.
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8. DATE/TIME SETTING CHANGE
To change the system time, use the procedure described below.
8.1 To Change the System Time Only
(1) In the preset menu (for user or service engineer), select [SYSTEM PRESET]  [General].
(2) In the Organization area, change the values (hh: mm: ss) for Time.
(3) Press [Save] to save changes.
8.2 To Change the System Date and Time
CAUTION: 1. Never change the system date or time to differ from the factory setting by
24 hours or more.
If the system date and time is changed from the factory setting by 24 hours or
more, system performance cannot be assured and the HDD will have to be
replaced.
2. Do not select the check box for "Automatically synchronizes with server" in the
Network Time Protocol area. If this is selected, the system appears to be locked
when the server is not found.
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(1) In the OTHER menu on the touch panel, select [Maintenance]  [Config.]  [System
Management]  [Date & Time Settings]. The screen below is displayed.
Title Description
Date The system date information is displayed
Time The system time information is displayed in the hh:mm:ss
format.
Automatically synchronizes with server This function cannot be used.
Server Address The server name or the IP address is displayed.
[Refresh Now] Click to immediately synchronize the time.
Automatically adjust clock for daylight Select this check box to adjust the system clock automatically
saving changes to daylight saving time.
[Apply] The information displayed on this screen is stored in the
system.
[Reset] All the information displayed on this screen is discarded and the
information is reloaded from the system.
Note: Even if [Reset] is pressed after [Apply], the information
before [Apply] is pressed is not restored.
(2) Change the date and time settings.
(3) Press [Apply] to store the displayed information.
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NOTE: If the dialog below is displayed after [Refresh Now] is clicked, access to the NTP server
may have failed. Confirm the following.
 The server address is set correctly.
(If a DNS server is not used, such as in the case of a private network, specify the IP
address directly.)
 The system is connected to a network (check the IP address etc.).
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9. AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENT ITEM START FUNCTION
9.1 Selecting the Measurement Items to Be Started Automatically
The measurement item to be started initially when , , or one of Calc 1 to 6 (Calc 1 is
typically assigned to ) is pressed can be specified separately from the application

preset/image display mode to be displayed initially in the measurement menu on the touch panel.
Perform setting as described below according to the user's preferences.
9.1.1 Basic measurement
The measurement item to be started initially when or is pressed can be specified

separately for each application preset and for each image display mode.
The default measurement items are shown in the table below.
Image display mode Default measurement function

2D/2D Color Caliper : [Dist] (2D)
Trace : [Area]
M/M Color Caliper : [Dist] (M)
Trace : [Slope]
Doppler Caliper : [Vel]
Trace : [Vel Trace]
9.1.2 Application measurement
It is possible to specify the measurement item to be started when one of the application
measurement switches Calc1 to 6 (Calc 1 is typically assigned to ) on the operating panel
is pressed. In addition, separately from the measurement item, the application preset/image
display mode to be displayed in the measurement menu on the touch panel when each of the
application measurement switches is pressed can be specified.
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9.2 Setting Procedure
(1) Press [PRESET LAUNCHER] in the OTHER menu on the touch panel. The Preset screen is
displayed.
(2) Select [EXAM PRESET]  [Application]  [Auto Activation].
(3) The confirmation screen for the specified automatic start measurement items is displayed.
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(4) Press the keyboard [Shift] + [,] keys. The grayed-out items become active. Select the
desired item.
* To reset to the default(s), press [Default] or [Default (All)].
No. Item Description

<1> Meas. Switch Setting
Select the tab to be displayed when , , or one of
Calc 1 to 6 (Calc 1 is typically assigned to ) is pressed,

and the start item assigned to the tab from the corresponding
pull-down menu.
* Once the start item is specified, the specified item is
started each time the corresponding measurement switch
is pressed. If the user does not wish to assign a specific
measurement item to a specific application measurement
switch, select "No Selection" for Start Item.
<2> Application Meas. Tag The measurement item to be started automatically when
Switch Setting another tab is pressed on the application measurement menu
can be selected.
However, it is recommended that Start item is set to "No
Selection", as two or more measurements are typically
performed from a single tab menu.
For the application presets with two-level tab menu such as
Adult Heart 1, the second tab menu to be displayed initially
can be specified by selecting the radio button for the desired
second tab in the Start Tag column.
<3> [Default] Only the data for the currently displayed application preset is
set as the default.
<4> [Default (All)] The data for all application presets is set as the default.
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(5) Press [Save] or [Save All Data and Quit] to save the settings for automatic start measurement
item.
* When [Save] is used to save the settings, press [Quit] to close the automatic start
measurement item setting screen.
The new settings become effective only after the screen is closed.
Switch Function
[Save] Saves only the application preset data that is currently
displayed.
[Save All Data and Quit] Saves all application preset data and closes the automatic
start measurement item setting screen. A save confirmation
message is displayed.
[Quit] Closes the automatic start measurement item setting screen.
9.3 Relationship Between Automatic Start Measurement Items and Application Presets
If the automatic start measurement item setting does not match the setting in the application preset,
one of the following two cases will occur.
 The system operates according to the application preset (refer to subsection 9.3.1).
 The system operates according to the automatic start measurement item (refer to subsection
9.3.2).
Explain the following points to the user.
The following preset items affect the automatic start measurement items.
 LV (2D) : Method
 LV (2D) : Parallel Tool Type
 LV (M) : Method
 LV (M) : Parallel Tool Type
 Cardiac Doppler : E Vel Tool
 D-Mode Meas. : Flow Volume Tool
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9.3.1 Cases in which the system operates according to the application preset
(1) All of the methods displayed for LV (2D) and LV (M) in the automatic start measurement
item screen can be set as the start item. However, only the methods that are specified for
LV (2D) and LV (M) for application preset can actually be started up.
<Example>
If [CALC] is pressed in 2D mode with the following settings, the 2nd tab for Teichholz is not
displayed on the touch panel and systolic measurement by the Cube method is started.
 In the automatic start measurement item setting screen, [Teichholz-Diastole] is specified

as the item to be started when one of Calc 1 to 6 (Calc 1 is typically assigned to )
is pressed in 2D mode and [Systole] is specified as the start item for the Cube method.
 At the same time, "Cube" is specified as the method for LV (2D) in the application preset.
(2) If the setting for LV (2D): Parallel Tool Type or LV (M): Parallel Tool Type is changed in the
application preset, the parallel tool newly selected in the application preset is used for the
parallel measurement that is started by the automatic start measurement item function.
(3) If the setting for E Vel Tool for Cardiac Doppler is changed in the application preset, the
E Vel tool newly selected in the application preset is used for the E Vel measurement that
is started by the automatic start measurement item function.
9.3.2 Cases in which the system operates according to the automatic start measurement item
(1) For Flow Volume, setting of Auto/Manual (Vel) is possible for both the automatic start
measurement item and the application preset. In automatic start mode, however, the
setting in the automatic start measurement item setting screen takes precedence over that
in the application preset screen.
<Example>
If one of Calc 1 to 6 (Calc 1 is typically assigned to ) is pressed with the following

settings, Flow Volume (Auto_Trace) is started.
 In the automatic start measurement item setting screen, [Flow Vol. Auto] is specified as
the start item.
 At the same time, Vel Trace is specified for D-Mode Meas.: Flow Volume Tool in the
application preset.
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10. SETTINGS RELATED TO MEASUREMENT DATA SAVING
It is possible to save the results of measurements performed in this system onto an external
storage media (CD/DVD, USB device) or to a server or PC connected on line using the switches
displayed on the Report screen. Preset the conditions as requested by the user.
NOTE: The data is converted to the XML format and to the Structured Report (SR) format before
it is saved.
(1) Select [Other]  [Maintenance]  [Config]  [PresetLink]  [ShowPreset]. The preset

menu is displayed on the monitor.
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(2) From the preset menu, select [SYSTEM PRESET]  [Structured Report] tab.
The screen below is displayed. Use this screen to set the switches.
Item Setting Description

Send as DICOM The [Send as DICOM] switch is displayed on
the Report screen.
Hide The [Send as DICOM] switch is not displayed
on the Report screen.
*1 *2
SR Code Editor This switch is used to change the SR parser
and edit the DICOM tags that are defined for
*3
each measurement item .
*1: The [SR Code Editor] switch becomes effective when "DICOM" is selected for "Send as".
When this switch is pressed, the SR Code Editor screen is displayed.
*2: For example, if the reports cannot be displayed in the report viewer of the transmission
destination after the Xario 200 is upgraded from V1.0 to V*.*, select an SR parser that is
compatible with V1.0.
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<1> [Echo] tab
 ECHO_Mapping. xml_Vx. xSPxxxx : Default parser
<2> [Vascular] tab
 VASCULAR_Mapping. xml_Vx. xSPxxxx : Default parser
<3> [OB] tab
 VASCULAR_Mapping. xml_Vx. xSPxxxx : Default parser
* The value for Vx.xSPxxxx varies, depending on the version of the default parser.
*3: When a measurement item is selected and [Edit] is pressed, the DICOM tag defined for
the measurement item can be edited. Take extra care when changing the DICOM tag.
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The items listed below can be entered only when [Send as DICOM] is to be displayed.
Item Setting Description

Send as USB Device Select the additional data export destination.
*4
DICOM (The data is stored in the HDD regardless of
CD/DVD this setting.)
Server
*4: More than one destination can be specified.
NOTE: 1. The characters \, /, :, *, ?, ", <, >, and | cannot be used for the "Computer
Name", "Shared folder name", and other items for which alphanumeric
characters are to be entered.
2. "Password" and "Confirm password" are case sensitive. Enter uppercase

character and lowercase characters correctly.
3. If the IP address is entered correctly, entry of the computer name can be

skipped.
It is also possible to skip entry of the IP address if the computer name is entered
correctly. However, it is recommended that the IP address be entered.
4. Setting of the domain name, user name, and password can be skipped if the
TUS-X200S system is connected to the network by selecting a workgroup. Set
the network information according to the settings of the destination server (PC).
5. If the character string entered for "Confirm password" does not match the
password, the password is cleared when [Save] is pressed. In this case, the
password must be entered again.
(3) Press [Save] to store the switch settings.
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11. REGISTRATION OF USER-PROGRAMMED MEASUREMENTS
In this system, it is possible to create user-programmed measurement packages (hereinafter

referred to as "measurement packages") that contain the following items.
 Measurement protocols and calculation formulas using measured values

 Layout settings for measurement result display fields
 Layout settings for report screens
 Registered DICOM codes
CAUTION: 1. Toshiba shall not be held liable for results obtained with user-
registered functions.
2. The data registered in this section is designed for use in the current
system and not in future upgraded systems or subsequent models.
3. Use the user-registered measurements only after understanding the

contents. Refer to subsection 11.3 for the procedure for checking the
contents of the user-registered measurements.
11.1 Opening the Setup Screen
(1) Select [Other]  [Maintenance]  [Config]  [PresetLink]  [ShowPreset]. The preset

menu is displayed on the monitor.
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(2) Select [Meas.Registration]. A dialog box indicating that the measurement package will be
closed (not suspended) is displayed.
(3) Press [OK]. A confirmation dialog indicating that the responsibility for the created
measurement package rests solely with the user is displayed.
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(4) Press [OK]. The Measurement Registration screen (main screen) is displayed.
Measurement Registration Screen (main screen)
No. Switch Description

<1> Add Registers a user-programmed measurement package.
<2> Modify Modifies the measurement package.
<3> Delete Deletes the measurement package.
<4> Save Saves a user-programmed measurement package.
<5> Import Imports data from an external source.
<6> Export Saves the data to the Windows cache.
<7> DICOM Set Registers DICOM codes in the measurement package.
<8> Quit Closes the Measurement Registration screen.
* The grayed-out switches are disabled.

* [Modify], [Delete], and [Export] are enabled when a measurement package is selected on
the main screen.
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11.2 Registering a User-Programmed Measurement Package
11.2.1 Selecting an application preset and entering the tab name
(1) Press [Add] on the main screen. The screen below (hereinafter referred to as the "Add
screen") is displayed.
(2) Select the desired application preset for which the measurement package is to be
registered from the pull-down menu.
* A maximum of 16 measurement packages, including those in the standard menu, can

be registered to an Application Preset.
The application presets to which measurement packages can be registered are listed
below.
No. Application presets to which measurement packages can be registered

1 Heart1
2 Heart2
3 PV Upper
4 PV Lower
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(3) Enter the Package Name and click [OK]. The following window is displayed.
(4) Select [Modify]. The following window is displayed.
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11.2.2 Registering a measurement item (Meas. item)
11.2.2.1 Adding a measurement item
(1) Click [Add] at the [Meas.Item] tab on the [Add] screen. The screen below is displayed.
(2) Enter the measurement item switch name in the Switch Name field (up to 8 characters).
* The measurement item switch name must be different from all the other switch
names in the same measurement package.
(3) Select the measurement to be used from the Select Meas. Tool pull-down menu.
For the measurements which can be used and the items to be output, refer to
subsection 11.8.
(4) The items to be output at the time of measurement are displayed in the Label field.
For the items whose results are to be displayed, enter the measurement item name in
the Name field (up to 10 characters).
* The measurement item name must be different from all the other measurement item
NOTE: When the measurement item name is not entered, the item is not displayed on the
measurement screen during measurement and the results cannot be used for
calculation.
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(5) Select the measurement method to be used from the Select Method pull-down menu.
* The following measurement methods can be selected.
Measurements Measurement methods

Trace Length measurement Continuous Trace, Spline Trace
Area measurement Continuous Trace, Spline Trace, Ellipse, Cross
Vel Trace measurement Continuous Trace, Spline Trace, Line Trace, Range,
Auto Range
PI measurement Continuous Trace, Spline Trace, Line Trace, Range,
Auto Range
Circle measurement Ballon, Both ends
MOD measurement Continuous Trace, Spline Trace
NOTE: Select the measurement method to be used as the default here.
(6) Press [OK]. The settings are added to the Meas. Item menu list on the Add screen.
(7) To add further measurement items, click [Add] again and repeat the procedure.
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11.2.2.2 Deleting a measurement item
(1) Select the measurement item at the [Meas.Item] tab on the [Add] screen.
The [Modify] and [Delete] buttons become enabled.
(2) When [Modify] is clicked, the selected measurement item can be modified using the
procedure described in subsection 11.2.2.1.
(3) When [Delete] is clicked, the selected measurement item can be deleted.
NOTE: When [Delete] is clicked, the following confirmation dialog is displayed. Click [OK]
to delete the measurement item.
When a measurement item used in the calculation items is to be deleted or edited,

the confirmation message displayed below is shown. Clicking [OK] deletes or
edits both the selected measurement item and its related calculation items.
Clicking [Cancel] cancels deletion or editing.
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11.2.3 Registering a calculation item (Calc. item)
11.2.3.1 Registering a calculation item
(1) Press the [Calc. Item] tab of the Add screen. The screen below is displayed.
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(2) Press [Add]. The screen below is displayed.
(3) Enter the calculation item name in the C1 field (up to 10 characters).
* The calculation item name must be different from all the other calculation item
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(4) Click [Unit]. The unit name setup screen is displayed. Select the unit to be displayed
on the measurement screen and report.
The following unit names are registered.
Unit names Applications

mm Dist
cm Dist
ms Time
sec Time
mm/s Slope
cm/s Slope
cm/s Velocity
m/s Velocity
mmHg Press
deg Angle
2
mm Area
2
cm Area
3
cm Volume
g Mass
3
g/cm Gravity
L/min Flow
mL/s Flow
mL Capacity
L Capacity
bpm HR
cm VTI
kg Weight
cm Height
% Ratio
circ/s MVCF
2
mL/m SI
2 2
cm /m AV Index
2
dyn/cm LV Wall Stress
2
g/m MASS Index
mmHg/s dP/dt
The unit name set by the user can be registered for User1 to User6 (up to
6 characters). The registered unit name is available in the same measurement
package.
* Registration without setting the unit name (leaving the unit name blank) is also
possible.
CAUTION: Setting the unit here does not set the unit to be used for calculation.
Set the unit when entering the calculation formula so that the unit to be used
for calculation matches the displayed unit.
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(5) Select the number of digits to be displayed from the Digit Number pull-down menu.
The choices and display ranges are shown below. Result values that are outside the
upper/lower limits are displayed as "***" on the measurement screen and report.
Choices Display ranges

XX.XXX -99.999 to 99.999
XXX.XX -999.99 to 999.99
XXXX.X -9999.9 to 9999.9
XXXXXX -999999 to 999999
(6) Enter the formula.
NOTE: The measurement item to be used for calculation is entered with M1 to Mn in the
Label field.
The height, weight, body surface area, and blood pressure can be specified with
S1 to S5 in the Label field and can be calculated.
The arithmetic operators and functions which can be used for calculation are
displayed in the Operator field.
When any button in the Operator field is selected using an arrow cursor, the
selected arithmetic operators and functions can be entered in the Formula entry
field.
Constants can be registered for A1 to A8. To use constants A1 to A8 in the
calculation formula, set the constants in the Constant entry field (up to 15
characters).
Arithmetic operators which can be used for calculation
Arithmetic operators Meanings and applications

( Opening bracket
) Closing bracket
/ Division
* Multiplication
- Subtraction
+ Addition
Del Deletion of the character to the right of the cursor
BS Deletion of the character to the left of the cursor
. Decimal point
, Comma
0 Numbers
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
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Functions which can be used in calculation
Function switch names Notations Functions

SIN SIN (x) Sine of x (angle)
COS COS (x) Cosine of x (angle)
TAN TAN (x) Tangent of x (angle)
ATAN ATAN (x) Principal value of arctangent of x
LOG LOG (x) Log in base 10 (log10x)
LN LN (x) Log in base e (logex)
x
EXP EXP (x) e
SQRT SQRT (x) Square root of x
y
POW POW (x, y) x
ABS ABS (x) Absolute value of x
max max (x1x10) Maximum parameter value (Up to
10 measurement parameters can be
set.)
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(7) Press [OK]. The settings are added to the Calc. Item menu list on the Add screen.
NOTE: If there are any errors in the calculation formula (arithmetic operators entered
adjacent to each other in the formula, spaces entered in the formula, etc.), the
message shown below is displayed.
In this case, press [OK] and enter an appropriate formula.
(8) Set the required calculation item using the same procedures.
NOTE: Previously set calculation items can be set to the calculation formula. The
registered calculation items are displayed in C1 to Cn in the Label field.
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11.2.3.2 Deleting a calculation item
(1) Select the calculation item at the [Calc.Item] tab on the [Add] screen.
The [Modify] and [Delete] buttons become enabled.
(2) When [Modify] is clicked, the selected calculation item can be modified using the same
procedures as described in subsection 11.2.3.1.
(3) When [Delete] is clicked, the selected calculation item can be deleted.
NOTE: When [Delete] is clicked, the following confirmation dialog is displayed. Click [OK]
to delete the calculation item.
When the calculation item to be deleted or edited is used in other calculation

items, the following confirmation dialog is displayed. Clicking [Yes] deletes or
edits both the selected calculation item and related calculation items. Clicking
[No] cancels the deletion or editing.
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11.2.4 Registering the switch layout (SW Layout)
(1) Press the [TCS Layout] tab of the Add screen. The screen below is displayed.
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(2) Press [Add Tab] and select the desired display layout from the Select Layout Type menu.
(a) Layout Type 1: 5  5 measurement switches
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(b) Layout Type 2: 5  4 measurement switches with group names
* The group name can be entered (up to 15 characters).
NOTE: 1. The measurement switch group name entered by clicking [Add Tab]
can be changed by double-clicking the group name.
2. To delete the group name, delete all the characters.
(3) Right-click the desired switch position. Select the Assign Item option from the list. The
list of the measurement switches that can be registered is displayed.
(4) Select the desired measurement switch from the list. The selected switch name is
displayed at the specified position.
* To delete a registered switch, click the switch, and then select <Delete Item> from the
list.
* If the selected measurement switch name is already registered to the selected switch
position or if <Quit> is selected for the selected switch position to which a
measurement is already registered, the measurement registered to that switch position
is not changed.
(5) To register two or more measurements, repeat steps (3) and (4).
* The next measurement can be started by pressing [NEXT] after the measurement is
set. (This default setting can be changed by performing steps (6) to (10).)
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(6) To specify the default setting for the order in which the measurement item changes when
NEXT is clicked, click [Next Order]. The window for setting the transition of the
measurement items is displayed.
(7) Select the switches on the screen in the desired order (order in which the measurement
item should change when NEXT is clicked). The selected items are displayed in the
[Next Order] field in the lower part of the screen.
NOTE: 1. To cycle back to the first item after the last item, select the first switch again after
the last switch.
Example: K1  K2  K3  K4
2. If multiple settings are registered in one window, they are displayed on separate
lines in the [Next Order] field.
(8) To delete the item specified last, click [Back].
(9) Click [Next Order] again after setting is complete.
(10) To clear all the selected measurement items, click [Clear All].
NOTE: 1. The following error message is displayed for measurement packages in which the
switch layout (5  5 or 5  4) is not set. Such packages cannot be saved.
2. The following error message is displayed for measurement packages in which the
switch position settings are not specified. Such packages cannot be saved.
3. The line feed positions of the switch names displayed here and those displayed
on the touch panel of the system differ in some cases.
Check them on the touch panel and enter a space when entering the switch name
if required as described in subsection 11.2.2.
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11.2.5 Registering the measurement and calculation result display layout (MDA layout)
(1) Press the [MDA Layout] tab of the Add screen. The screen below is displayed.
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(2) Select the layout type by pressing the [Layout(10*4)] or [Layout(29*1)] tab. Select the
display layout from the Select Layout Type pull-down menu.
(a) MDA Layout (10*4)
MDA display area
* Up to 40 items can be set. When items are set in a row with free space(s)
between them, the items are displayed as specified on the measurement screen.
When items are set in a column with free space(s) between them, however, the
items are displayed without free spaces between them on the measurement
screen.
(b) MDA Layout (29*1)

MDA display area
* Up to 29 items can be set. Even when items are set with free space(s) between
them, the items are displayed without free spaces between them on the
measurement screen.
(3) Right-click the desired position and select the Assign Item option from the context menu.
A list of the items that can be registered is displayed.
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(4) Select the desired item from the list. The selected item is displayed at the specified
position.
* To delete a registered item, click the item, and select <Delete Item> from the list.
NOTE: 1. If the display layout for the measurement and calculation results is not registered,
the results are not displayed on the measurement screen.
If nothing is set on the layout tabs, the confirmation dialog shown below is
displayed when an attempt is made to save a measurement package.
2. To display the results regardless of the image mode, set the measurement and
calculation items on both the Layout (10*4) and Layout (29*1) tabs. When the
items are set on only one of the layout tabs, the confirmation dialog shown below
is displayed when an attempt is made to save a measurement package.
Example: Dialog that appears when nothing is set on the Layout (10*4) tab
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11.2.6 Registering the report screen layout (Report Layout)
(1) Press the [Report Layout] tab of the Add screen. The screen below is displayed.
(2) Enter the report title (up to 48 characters).
NOTE: If the tab name has been entered, the tab name is displayed preceded by an asterisk
(*) followed by a space as the default in the Report Title field.
 The procedure for selecting the item to be displayed is the same as that described in
subsection 11.2.5. Right-click to select the Assign Item.
(3) Repeat step (2) to register two or more items.
NOTE: If the report display layout is not registered, the results are not displayed on the
report screen.
If any of the registered measurement items or calculation items are not set on the
Report Layout tab page, the confirmation dialog shown below is displayed when an
attempt is made to save a measurement package.
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11.3 Editing a User-Registered Measurement Package
(1) Select the measurement package to be edited from the package list on the main screen.
The [Modify] switch becomes effective.
(2) Press [Modify]. The contents of the selected package are displayed.
(3) Edit the contents using the procedure described in the previous section. However, the
application presets cannot be changed.
(4) Press [Save] to save the changes.
11.4 Importing a User-Programmed Measurement Package
(1) Insert the media containing the measurement package data into the DVD/CD drive.
(2) Press [Import] on the Measurement Registration screen. The Import screen is displayed.
Updates the display.
When the inserted

media contains
measurement
packages, the
package names
are dispalyed.
(3) The list of measurement packages stored on the selected media is displayed.
* Press [Refresh] to update the list.
(4) Select the measurement package to be imported and press [OK].
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NOTE: If a measurement group name that already exists in the system is used in the
imported application preset, the measurement package cannot be registered
without changing its name. In this case, the following confirmation dialog is
displayed.
(5) Edit the imported measurement packages as required using the procedure described in
subsection 11.3.
(6) Press [OK]. A list of the imported measurement packages is displayed on the Measurement
Registration screen.
NOTE: If a package name that already exists in the system is used in the imported
application preset, the package can be saved by changing its name or by
overwriting the existing package in the system.
When [OK] is clicked, the following confirmation dialog is displayed.
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11.5 Exporting a User-Registered Measurement Package
(1) Select the measurement package to be exported.
(2) Press [Export] on the Measurement Registration screen.
(3) Display the export dialog, select the export destination, and then press [OK].
NOTE: If a package name that already exists at the export destination is used in the
exported application preset, the package cannot be saved without changing its
name or overwriting the existing package at the export destination.
When [OK] is clicked, the following confirmation dialog is displayed.
11.6 Deleting a User-Registered Measurement Package
(1) Select the measurement package to be deleted in the package list area of the Measurement
Registration screen. The [Delete] switch becomes effective.
(2) Press [Delete]. The confirmation dialog is displayed.
(3) Press [OK] to delete the selected measurement package.
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11.7 Registering DICOM Codes in Measurement Packages
(1) Select the measurement package for which a DICOM code is to be added or edited in the
package list on the main screen.
The [DICOM Set] switch becomes effective.
(2) Press [DICOM Set] on the main screen. The contents of the selected package are
displayed.
(3) Select the measurement item or calculation item for which the DICOM code is to be added
or edited.
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(4) Press [DICOM Code Set] to display the DICOM editor window.
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(5) Press the field for the item for which the DICOM code is to be edited. The top of the pull-
down menu appears below the item.
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(6) Press the item field again to open the pull-down menu. Select the desired DICOM code
from the menu.
(7) After the DICOM code is selected for the desired items, press [Save] to save the changes.
(8) To move to the previous measurement or calculation item, press [Prev]. The display in the
DICOM editor window is updated.
(9) To move to the next measurement or calculation item, press [Next]. The display in the
DICOM editor window is updated.
(10) Press [Close] to close the DICOM editor window.
NOTE: If [Prev], [Next], or [Close] is pressed without saving the changes, the following
confirmation dialog is displayed. Press [Yes] to save the changes. If [No] is pressed,
the changes are discarded.
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11.8 Registering the Measurement Packages and Closing the Measurement Registration Screen
(1) Click [Save] in the Measurement Registration screen to register the settings in the system.
The Measurement Registration screen is displayed again after the created or edited
packages have been registered in the system.
(2) Click [Quit] in the Measurement Registration screen to register the settings in the system
and close the screen. The Measurement Registration screen is closed after registration is
complete.
NOTE: If [Quit] is clicked without saving the measurement packages, the following
confirmation dialog is displayed. The messages shown below are displayed in the
dialog box.
To save the measurement packages and close the screen, click [Yes]. To close
the Measurement Registration screen without saving the packages, click [No].
CAUTION: A dialog is displayed during registration of the measurement packages. Do not

operate the panel while this dialog is displayed.
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11.9 Measurement Tools and Output Items
 2D/Color mode
Measurement tool Method Output item Format Unit

2D-Distance Distance — Dist (distance) 9999.9 mm
measurement
ECG heart Acquisition of HR HR (ECG) 999 bpm
rate value from ECG
Trace Distance Continuous Trace Same as above
Length measurement Spline Trace Same as above
2
Circle Circle/ Balloon Area 999.99 cm
distance Circ (circumference) 999.9 mm
measurement
Dist (distance) 9999.9 mm
Both ends Same as above
Angle Angle — Angle1 (acute angle) 99 deg
measurement Angle2 (obtuse angle) 999 deg
2
Area Area/ Continuous Trace Area 999.99 cm
circumference Circ (circumference) 999.9 mm
measurement
Spline Trace Same as above
2
Ellipse Area 999.99 cm
Circ (circumference) 999.9 mm
Dist1 (long-axis length) 9999.9 mm
Dist2 (short-axis length) 9999.9 mm
Cross Same as above
Joint Angle — Alpha (angle between the 999 deg
between two reference line and the first
lines (, ) line)
Beta (angle between the 999 deg
reference line and the
second line)
2D-PARA Parallel — Dist1 (distance between the 9999.9 mm
3 Segment measurement start point and the 1st point)
Dist2 (distance between the 9999.9 mm
1st point and the 2nd point)
2nd point and the last point)
rate value from ECG
2D-PARA Parallel — Dist1 (distance between the 9999.9 mm
2nd point and the 3rd point)
3rd point and the last point)
rate value from ECG
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IMT IMT tool — Distance 999.99 mm
MOD MOT tool Continuous Volume 9999.9 mL
2
Area 999.99 cm
Distance 9999.9 mm
BMODSplineTool Same as above
 M mode

M-Distance Distance — Dist (distance) 9999.9 mm
measurement
rate value from ECG
Slope Slope — Slope 999.9 mm/s
measurement Time 9.999 s
Dist (distance) 999.9 mm
M-PARA Parallel — Dist1 (distance between the 9999.9 mm
2nd point and the last point)
rate value from ECG
M-PARA Parallel — Dist1 (distance between the 9999.9 mm
2nd point and the 3rd point)
3rd point and the last point)
rate value from ECG
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 Doppler mode

Velocity Velocity — Vel (velocity) 999.9 cm/s
measurement PG (Pressure Gradient) 999.9 mmHg
Vel-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
velocity)
2
Accel Acceleration — Accel (acceleration) 999.9 cm/s
measurement Vel1 (velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vel2 (velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Time 9.999 s
PG1 (pressure gradient) 999.9 mmHg
PG2 (pressure gradient) 999.9 mmHg
Vel1-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
velocity)
Vel2-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
velocity)
Vel Trace Velocity trace Continuous Trace Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
measurement Vmin (minimum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Ved (end-diastolic velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vm (time-average velocity) 999.9 cm/s
PI (*1) 99.99 None
RI (*2) 99.99 None
S/D 99.99 None
VTI (Velocity Time Integral) 999.99 cm
VM (time-average velocity) 999.9 cm/s
PPG (maximum pressure 999.9 mmHg
gradient)
MPG (mean pressure 999.9 mmHg
gradient)
Vmax-abs (absolute value 999.9 cm/s
of maximum velocity)
Vmin-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
minimum velocity)
Ved-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
end-diastolic velocity)
VM-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
time-averaged velocity)
VTI-abs (absolute value of 999.99 cm
velocity time integral)
Vm-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
Line Trace Same as above
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Vel Trace Velocity trace Range Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
measurement
Vmin (minimum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vm_peak (time-average 999.9 cm/s
velocity of peak trace)
Vm_mean (time-average 999.9 cm/s
velocity of mean trace)
PI (*1) 99.99 None
RI (*2) 99.99 None
S/D 99.99 None
VTI (Velocity Time Integral) 999.99 cm
VM (time-averaged velocity) 999.9 cm/s
gradient)
MPG (mean pressure 999.99 mmHg
gradient)
minimum velocity)
Vm_peak-abs (absolute 999.9 cm/s
value of time-averaged
Vm_mean-abs (absolute 999.9 cm/s
Auto Range Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vm_peak (time-averaged 999.9 cm/s
Vm_mean (time-averaged 999.9 cm/s
PI (PI value *1) 99.99 None
RI (RI value *2) 99.99 None
S/D (S/D value) 99.99 None
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Vel Trace Velocity trace Auto Range VTI (velocity time integral) 999.99 cm
measurement VM (time-averaged velocity) 999.9 cm/s
gradient)
MPG (averaged pressure 999.9 mmHg
gradient)
minimum velocity)
Vm_mean-abs (absolute 999.9 cm/s
rate value from ECG
PI PI Continuous Trace PI (*1) 9.99 None
measurement Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vm (time-average velocity) 999.9 cm/s
minimum velocity)
Line Trace Same as above
Range PI (*1) 9.99 None
Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
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PI PI Range Ved (end-diastolic velocity) 999.9 cm/s
measurement RI (RI value *2) 99.99 None
Vm_peak (time-average 999.9 cm/s
minimum velocity)
Auto Range PI (PI value *1) 9.99 None
Vmax (maximum velocity) 999.9 cm/s
Vm_peak (time-averaged 999.9 cm/s
minimum velocity)
RI RI — RI (*2)
Vmin or Ved 999.9 cm/s
minimum velocity)
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S/D S/D — S/D 9.99 None
dP/dt dP/dt dP/dt dP/dt 99999 mmHg/s
measurement dt 9.999 s
Vel1 999.9 cm/s
Vel2 999.9 cm/s
Vel1-abs 999.9 cm/s
Vel2-abs 999.9 cm/s
dP/dt dP/dt — dP/dt 99999 mmHg/s
(-1, -3 m/s) measurement dt 9.999 s
Vel1 999.9 cm/s
Vel2 999.9 cm/s
Vel1-abs 999.9 cm/s
Vel2-abs 999.9 cm/s
PHT PHT — PHT (Pressure Half Time) 9.999 s
measurement
DcT DcT — Vel 999.9 cm/s
measurement DcT 9.999 s
PHT 9.999 s
Vel-abs 999.9 cm/s
Velocity Velocity trace — VP 999.9 cm/s
Trace with measurement VM 999.9 cm/s
DcT including DcT
measurement DcT 99.999 s
PHT 99.999 s
VP-abs (absolute value of 999.9 cm/s
VP)
VM)
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 Common to M mode and Doppler mode

HR Heart rate — HR (heart rate) 999 bpm
measurement Beat (specified number of 9 None
heartbeats)
Time 9.999 s
Time Time — Time 9.999 s
measurement
 Common to all modes

Manual Manual input — Value input in the Manual 9999.99 User
Input tool Input dialog (acceptable in definable
the range from -9999.99 to (maximum
9999.99) of 8
characters)
*1: Whether Vmin or Ved is used for calculating PI can be preset.
 PI = | (Vmax  Vmin) / Vm_peak |

 PI = | (Vmax  Ved) / Vm_peak |
*2: Whether Vmin or Ved is used for calculating RI can be preset.
 RI = | (Vmax  Vmin) / Vmax |

 RI = | (Vmax  Ved) / Vmax |
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12. OPERATIONAL CHECK
Perform operational checks as described below.
NOTE: If any options have been installed together with the diagnostic ultrasound system:
(1) Perform operational checks for the options according to the relevant installation
quality check sheets.
(2) Record the results of the operational checks for the options in the installation quality
check sheet for the diagnostic ultrasound system main unit.
(3) The installation quality check sheets for the options do not need to be filled out or
retained.
12.1 Cable Connections
No. Item (Method) Standards Result

1 Check the connection of the power The power cable and protective grounding [ ]
cable and protective grounding wire. wire must be connected correctly.
12.2 Mechanical Operations

1 Check the casters and caster There must be no backlash, tilting, [ ]
mounting sections for abnormality. distortion, or cracks.
2 Confirm that the caster lock/unlock The lock/unlock mechanism must operate [ ]
mechanism operates normally. normally.
3 Check the monitor movements. There must be no backlash or tilting. [ ]
4 Check the installation of the The peripheral units must be installed [ ]
peripheral units. correctly.
12.3 Patient Information Input Operation

1 The patient input window must be [ ]
a) Press on the operating
displayed on the monitor.
panel or the F1 key of the
keyboard.
b) Select the exam type from the The exam type can be selected correctly. [ ]
pull-down menu for Exam Type.
c) Enter a patient ID in the ID column Correct ID entry must be possible. [ ]
using the keyboard.
d) Press [CONFIRM Start] in the The 2D image must be displayed. [ ]
patient input window. In addition, the ID entered in c) above
must be displayed as the patient ID.
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12.4 Image Display Function

1 a) Switch the display mode. The display mode switching function must [ ]
operate normally and the corresponding
image must be displayed in each mode.
 2D (single display, dual display)
 CDI (single display, dual display)
 M
 PW
 CW (must be checked when the
UICW-X200A is installed)
b) Rotate the [GAIN] dial. Gain adjustment must be possible in each [ ]
mode.
c) Operate the STC knob in 2D The corresponding depth gain must vary. [ ]
mode and M mode.
d) Press . Image updating must be stopped when [ ]
switch is pressed.
Real-time image display must be restarted

by pressing the Freeze switch a second
time.
It must be possible to change the size and [ ]
e) Operate the , , position of the CDI ROI.
wheel switch, and track ball in CDI

mode to change the size and
position of the CDI ROI.
f) Operate the dial for the [BASE The reference line (0 line) must be [ ]
LINE] switch on the touch panel in changed.
each of CDI, PW, and CW modes.
g) Operate the dial for the [SCALE] The velocity range must be changed. [ ]
switch on the touch panel in each
of CDI, PW, and CW modes.
h) Use the touch panel to switch the The update speed of the waveform must [ ]
Sweep Speed in each of M, PW, be changed.
and CW modes.
12.5 Display Scale Change Function

1 Operate the [DEPTH] dial in 2D The depth of the image must be changed. [ ]
mode. The scale must also be changed.
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12.6 Measurement Function

1 After freezing the image in 2D mode, Measurements such as distance and area [ ]
start the measurement function. must be possible.
Press to start the basic

measurement mode.
12.7 Keyboard Input Function

1 Character entry using the keyboard must [ ]
Press to start the annotation
be possible.
function.
12.8 Print Function
When a printer or DVD video recorder is installed, check the following items.

1 a) After freezing the image, press The image must be printed out. [ ]
.
b) Operate the DVD video recorder. Recording and playback must be possible. [ ]
(Control from the main system is possible
only for recommended devices.)
12.9 Changes in the Panel Settings
When the panel layout at the time of shipment is changed at the request of the customer, check
the following item.

1 Operate the panel switches. The functions that have been assigned to [ ]
the keys with the changed key tops must
be executed.
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12.10 Electrical Safety Tests
 Checking for the need for electrical safety tests
Electrical safety tests are carried out when they are legally required or when they are
requested by the customer.
 Legal requirement
 Contact with customer
 N/A
When the electrical safety tests need to be performed, perform the tests described below
referring to the installation electrical safety test manual 2Y549-903E.
* For the detailed test procedures for items (2) to (4), refer to the measurement procedures
described after item (4).
(1) Protective earth impedance
Perform measurements while the system is not in operation.

1 From the transducer hanger  According to IEC60601; less than [ ]
mounting screw to the ground pin of 0.2 
the 3-pin power plug of the system
 According to Local regulations; less
than 
(2) Earth leakage current
Perform measurements while the system is in operation.

1 Connect the 3-pin power plug of the  Normal:  Normal:
system to the outlet on the testing 0.5 mA or less [ ] mA
device for the electric safety check
(hereinafter referred to as testing
device).
(3) Enclosure leakage current

1 Connect the transducer hanger  Normal:  Normal:
mounting screw to the testing device 0.1 mA or less [ ] mA
with the supplied cable and connect
the 3-pin power plug of the system to
the outlet on the testing device.
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(4) Patient leakage current I

1 Wrap the transducer with aluminum  According to IEC60601; less than  Normal:
foil and place it in a container filled AC 0.1 mA, DC 0.01 mA AC [ ] mA
with physiological saline solution. DC [ ] mA
 According to Local regulations; less
Connect the aluminum foil to
than AC mA, DC mA
measurement point A on the testing
device with the supplied cable and
connect the 3-pin power plug of the
system to the outlet on the testing
device.
<<Measurement procedures for items (2) to (4)>>
1. Measure the earth leakage current, enclosure leakage current, and patient leakage current I
with normal power input polarity A (normal condition A).
2. After shutting down the system, turn the system breaker OFF. Turn ON the breaker and
power switch of the system (normal condition B) with power input polarity B of the testing
device. Measure the earth leakage current, enclosure leakage current, and patient leakage
current I.
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13. APPENDIX A: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE SETUP MENU
(1) Select [TusToolMenu] from the Windows [Start] menu.
(2) Select the Tools tab in the Setup menu.
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14. APPENDIX B: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE WINDOWS TASKBAR
Perform the following procedures to display the Windows taskbar if it is hidden.
(1) Display the Startup menu according to the procedure described in APPENDIX A, select the
Tools tab followed by the Common tab, and then click [Show taskbar].
15. APPENDIX C: PROCEDURE FOR STARTING UP THE SYSTEM IN WINDOWS MODE
Tools tab followed by the Common tab, and then click [Next Boot]. Each time [Next Boot] is
clicked, the setting toggles between "Windows" and "System".
Windows ····· The Windows screen will be displayed the next time the system is booted.
System ······· The regular system screen will be displayed the next time the system is booted.
16. APPENDIX D: PROCEDURE FOR CHANGING THE COMPUTER NAME
(1) Display the Startup menu according to the procedure described in APPENDIX A, and select
the Tools tab followed by the Network tab.
The procedure for changing the following LAN settings is given in subsection 6.4.1.2.
Change PC Name ······ (3) Changing the computer name and the workgroup setting
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17. APPENDIX E: OPTIONAL SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
17.1 Installing the Optional Software From Media
NOTE: The folders in the media used to install the optional software must be configured as
shown in the examples below. If the system fails to install the optional software, check
the folder configuration.
(Example 1) G:\License\MP_OP_ExLIC_00001.BMP
(Example 2) H:\License\MP_OP_ExLIC_00002.BMP
(1) Select the service category tab [Config.]  [Option Management]  [Option Settings]. The
following window is displayed.
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(2) Click [Add …] in the license setting window. The following window is displayed.
(3) Select CD/DVD from the Source pull-down menu and click [Confirm]. The window is
updated as shown below.
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(4) Select a license to be installed from the list. If all of the licenses are to be selected, click
[Select All]. Click [OK]. The following window is displayed.
(5) Click [Yes]. The following window is displayed. Click [OK].
The procedure for installing the regular licenses is now complete. Perform the following procedure
to start a trial license.
(6) Click [Details >>>] in the license setting window. The following detailed information for trial
licenses is displayed.
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(7) Select a license from the list and click [Start Trial Licenses].
The following window is displayed.
(8) Click [Yes]. The following window is displayed.
(9) Click [OK].
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17.2 Installing the Optional Software by Entering the License Code
(1) Select the service category tab [Config.]  [Option Management]  [Option Settings]. The
(2) Select [Add…] in the license setting window. Then, select [Install From Code]. The
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(3) Enter the license code and license name and click [OK]. The following window is displayed.
(4) Click [Yes]. The following window is displayed. Click [OK].
The procedure for installing the regular licenses is now complete. Perform the following
procedure to start a trial license.
(5) Click [Details >>>] in the license setting window. The following detailed information for trial
licenses is displayed.
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(6) Select a license from the list. Then, click [Start Trial Licenses]. The following window is
displayed.
(7) Click [Yes]. The following window is displayed.
(8) Click [OK].
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18. APPENDIX F: CHANGING THE PAPER SIZE FOR THE PRINTER
The procedure for changing the paper size for the SONY digital color printer UP-D25MD is
described below.
(1) Select [Maintenance] in the OTHER menu on the touch panel.
(2) The service menu is displayed.
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(3) Select the [Config.] tab.
(4) Select [DICOM Management]  [Print Layout].
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(5) Select any part of the [CUST2] row in the table so that the [Edit] button is enabled. Then,
click the [Edit] button.
(6) Click the [Detailed Information] button.
(7) The following window is displayed. Click the [OK] button.
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(8) The "Layout Info Detail" window is displayed.
Select [UPC-21L] from the drop-down list to the right of "Film Size Name".
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(9) Click the [Apply] button. Then, click the [Cancel] button to close the window.
Confirm that [UPC-21L] is displayed as shown in the window above.
Setting of the software in the ultrasound system is now complete. Next, change the printer settings
for Windows.
(10) Select the service category tab [Utils]  [System Tools]  [Command Console].
Click the [File Explorer] button or enter "Explorer.exe" in the Command box and click the
[Execute] button.
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(11) Explorer is started up as shown in the window below. Select [Control Panel]  [Printers and
Faxes].
(12) Select UP-D25MD as shown in the window below. Then, press the [Next] button on the
operating panel and [Properties].
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(13) The following window is displayed. Click the [Printing Preferences…] button.
(14) The following window is displayed. Select [UPC-21L] under Paper Size. Click the [OK]
button to close Explorer.
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(15) Click [QUIT] in the service maintenance window.
(16) The following window is displayed because the setting has been changed.
(17) Click the [OK] button to shut down the system. Press the power switch to start up the system
again. The system settings are set for the paper and ink ribbon in the UPC-21L instead of
those for the SONY UP-D25MD.
(18) Confirm that the printer operates normally by making a test print.
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19. APPENDIX G: DISABLING AND ENABLING STARTUP OF THE DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND

SYSTEM SOFTWARE
19.1 Disabling Startup of the Diagnostic Ultrasound System Software
If the service menu for service engineers is selected, the designated password must be
entered to display the service menu screen.
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(3) Select the service category tab [Utils] and select [System Tools]  [Command Console].
Select "StopAplio" from the Command drop-down menu and press the [Execute] switch.
(4) Wait until the diagnostic ultrasound system software is terminated and the monitor screen is
as shown below.
(5) Click the [Start] button, select "Shutdown" from the menu, and then click [OK].
(6) When the system power has been turned OFF, press the Power switch to turn the system
ON.
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19.2 Enabling Startup of the Diagnostic Ultrasound System Software
(1) Start up the Setup screen according to APPENDIX A and press [Next Boot] on the Tools
tab. Confirm that approximately 3 minutes later, "System" is displayed next to Next Boot.
(2) Close all windows.
(3) Click the [Start] button, select "Shutdown" from the menu, and then click [OK].
(4) When the system power has been turned OFF, press the Power switch to turn the system
ON.
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20. APPENDIX H: POWER ON/OFF PROCEDURE FOR MITSUBISHI MONOCHROME PRINTER

P95DW
The power ON/OFF switch of MITSUBISHI monochrome printer P95DW is located on the rear of
the printer main unit. Turn the power ON/OFF using this switch.
21. APPENDIX I: CHANGING THE VIDEO TYPE
Tools tab followed by the Common tab, and then click [Video Type]. Each time [Video Type]
is clicked, the setting is toggled between "NTSC" and "PAL".
NTSC : The video type is set to NTSC.
PAL : The video type is set to PAL.
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22. APPENDIX J: RECREATING THE DATABASE
CAUTION: The entire patient data is deleted when the database is recreated. Back up the
necessary data before recreating the database. Refer to the following subsections of
the service manual (Fundamentals volume) for the detailed procedure for backing up
the patient data.
11.3.3.2.1 Backup Exam Data
11.3.3.3.1 Restore Exam Data
(1) Stop the diagnostic ultrasound system software according to subsection 19.1 "Disabling
Startup of the Diagnostic Ultrasound System Software".
(2) Display the Startup menu according to APPENDIX A, select the Tools tab and then the
Common tab, and then select [Remake DB].
(3) A DOS window is opened and the following message is displayed. Enter "Y".
Do you really want to delete DBs ? (Y/N)

User:
(4) The database deletion process is started. When the deletion process has been completed,
the message below is displayed. Press the [Enter] key.
"[Success] DBMS file deletion Completed. !!!

Press any key to continue...
(5) DB creation is started. Wait until the process is completed.
(6) When DB creation is completed, the message below is displayed. Confirm that the ten items
have been created successfully and press the [Enter] key to close the DOS window.
(7) Perform the procedure described in subsection 19.2 "Enabling Startup of the Diagnostic
Ultrasound System Software".
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23. APPENDIX K: CONNECTION AND INSTALLATION OF NETWORK PRINTERS
23.1 Overview
23.1.1 Scope
This appendix describes the procedures for connecting and installing the following network
printers to the diagnostic ultrasound system TUS-X200S.
Printer name Refer to

Xerox Color Qube 8570N Refer to subsection 23.2.
Xerox Phaser 7800DN Refer to subsection 23.3.
OKI C310 Refer to subsection 23.4.
23.1.2 Applicable systems
TUS-X200S with system software V1.3SP0000* or later
23.1.3 Installation conditions
(1) The printer should be installed outside the patient environment indicated below.
(2) Use a network cable to connect the printer to the diagnostic ultrasound system. Do not
use USB connection.
<<Patient environment>>
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23.2 Installation Procedure for Xerox Color Qube 8570N
23.2.1 Installing and setting the printer driver
(1) Set the IP addresses of the system and Xerox Color Qube 8570N and connect the printer
to the network.
(2) From the service menu screen, select [Utils]  [System Tools]  [Command Console]
(refer to Appendix L for the procedure for displaying the service menu screen).
(3) Select "StopAplio" in the Command field and select [Execute].
(4) Wait until the software is terminated and the Windows screen is displayed.
(6) Execute shutdown from the Windows [Start] menu.
(7) Press to start up the system.
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(8) Start up Windows Explorer and execute the file below.
E:\X10\software_dir\drivers\NetworkPrinter\TusExtractXeroxCQ8570.bat
(9) The install driver is decompressed into the T:\NetworkPrinterDriver folder.
(10) When decompression is completed, the message "Press any key to continue…" is
displayed. Press the [Enter] key to close the DOS window.
(11) Execute T:\NetworkPrinterDriver\CQ8570\Setup.exe.
(12) The installer is started up. Select "Install Print Driver".
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(13) The License Agreement window is displayed. Click [I Agree].
(14) Scanning is started. Wait until the printers are detected.
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(15) Select ColorQube 8570N and click [Next].
(16) The window below is displayed. Select the checkbox for "Postscript" and click [Install].
* If the checkboxes for "PCL 5" and "Download files from Internet" are selected,
deselect them.
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(17) Installation of the printer driver is started automatically.
(18) When installation is completed, the window below is displayed. Deselect all the
checkboxes and click [Finish].
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(19) The Information Forwarding window is displayed. Deselect the checkbox for "Enable
Information Forwarding" and click [Close].
(20) The Product Registration window is displayed. Click [Close] (skip product registration).
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(21) The dialog below is displayed. Select [Don't Remind Me].
(22) The window below is displayed again. Click [Close].
(23) Select [Devices and Printers] from the Windows [Start] menu.
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(24) The window below is displayed. Right-click "ColorQube 8570N PS".
(25) Select "Printer properties" from the pop-up menu.
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(26) The window below is displayed. Click [Preferences…].
(27) The window below is displayed. Click [More Status…].
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(28) The window below is displayed.
(29) Select PrintingScout on the menu bar to display the pull-down menu.
(30) Select the menu items shown below.
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(31) Click to close the window.
(32) The window below is displayed again. Click [OK] to close the window.
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(33) To set Xerox Color Qube 8570N as the report output destination, perform the following
steps to set it as the default printer.
(a) In the window below, right-click "ColorQube 8570N PS".
(b) Select [Set as default printer] from the pull-down menu and place a check mark.
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(34) Close the Printers and Faxes window (click at the top right corner of the window).
(35) Select "TusToolMenu" from the Windows [Start] menu. Select the Tools tab of the
TusToolMenu window, and then select [Next Boot] on the Common tab. Confirm that
after approximately 3 minutes the setting for [Next Boot] is changed to "System".
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23.2.2 DICOM setup
(1) From the service menu, select [Config.]  [DICOM Management]  [Printers] and then
click [Add] (refer to Appendix L for the procedure for displaying the service menu screen).
(2) Enter the following information and click [Apply].
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(3) Click [Detailed Information].
(4) The screen below is displayed. Click [OK].
(5) The screen below is displayed. Confirm that "Default Color Appearance" is set to "Color"
and click [OK].
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(6) The added printer is displayed in the Supported Printers field. Select CQ8570NPS and
click [>>>Add>>>].
(7) Confirm that CQ8570NPS is added to the Available Printers field.
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(8) From the Config. menu, select [DICOM Management]  [Print Layout] and then click
[Add].
(9) The screen below is displayed.
Enter as follows and click [Apply].
 Layout Name : CUST5

 Print Device Name : CQ8570NPS
* If CUST5 is already used, enter another layout name to avoid duplication.
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(12) The screen below is displayed. Confirm the settings.
 Film Size Name : A4 (210  297 mm)

 Number of Copies : 1
 Division Name : 1  1 (select as required)
* If any of the parameters are set differently, change them appropriately and click
[Apply].
(13) After confirming or changing the settings, click [OK] to close the screen.
(14) The screen below is displayed again. Confirm the settings for CUST5.
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(15) Start up Preset Link from the Config. menu, and select [System Preset]  [Peripheral] 
[Printer & Server].
(16) Select "CQ8570NPS" from the Sono Printer (Color) pull-down menu and click [Save].
(17) Close the System Preset screen and Service menu screen.
(18) The "Shutdown Confirmation" screen is displayed. Click [OK] to turn the system power
OFF.
If the "Shutdown Confirmation" screen is not displayed, press the power switch and
select "Shutdown" on the Power Control screen to turn the system power OFF.
(19) Press to start up the system and confirm that printing from the Network printer is
possible.
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23.3 Installation Procedure for Xerox Phaser7800
(1) Set the IP addresses of the system and Xerox Phaser7800 and connect the printer to the
network.
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E:\X10\software_dir\drivers\NetworkPrinter\TusExtractXeroxPhaser7800.bat
(11) Execute T:\NetworkPrinterDriver\Phaser7800\Setup.exe.
(12) The installer is started up. Select "Install Print Driver".
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(14) Scanning is started. Wait until the printers are detected.
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(15) Select Phaser 7800DN and click [Next].
(16) The window below is displayed. Select the checkbox for "Postscript" and click [Install].
* If the checkboxes for "PCL 5", "PCL 6", and "Download files from Internet" are
selected, deselect them.
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(17) Installation of the printer driver is started automatically.
(18) When installation is completed, the window below is displayed. Deselect all the
checkboxes and click [Finish].
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(19) One of the following Xerox Product Registration screens is displayed. Click at the
top right corner of the window.
If the system is connected to the Xerox website, close the window without performing
registration.
(20) If one of the following dialogs is displayed, close it (these dialogs may not be displayed).
(a) End Program dialog : Click [End Now] to close the dialog.
(b) Product Registration dialog : Click [Exit registration] to close the dialog.
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(21) The window below is displayed again. Click [Close].
(22) From the Windows [Start] menu, select [Devices and Printers].
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(23) The window below is displayed. Right-click "Phaser 7800DN PS".
(24) Select "Printer properties" from the pop-up menu.
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(25) The window below is displayed. Click [Preferences…].
(26) The window below is displayed. Click [More Status…].
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(27) The window below is displayed.
(28) Select Notification on the menu bar to display the pull-down menu.
(29) Deselect all the menu items in the pull-down menu.
(30) Click at the top right corner of the window to close the window.
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(31) The window below is displayed again. Click [OK] to close the window.
(32) To set XEROX PHASER7800 as the report output destination, perform the following
steps to set it as the default printer.
(a) In the window below, right-click "Phaser 7800DN PS".
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(b) Select "Set as default printer" from the pull-down menu.
(33) Close the Devices and Printers window (click at the top right corner of the window).
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23.3.2 DICOM setup
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and click [OK].
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(6) The added printer is displayed in the Supported Printers field. Select
PHASER7800DNPS and click [>>>Add>>>].
(7) Confirm that PHASER7800DNPS is added to the Available Printers field.
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[Add].

 Print Device Name : PHASER7800DNPS
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 Film Size Name : A4 (select as required)

[Apply].
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[Printer & Server].
(16) Select "PHASER7800DNPS" from the Sono Printer (Color) pull-down menu and click
[Save].
OFF.
possible.
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23.4 Installation Procedure for OKI C310
(1) Set the IP addresses of the system and OKI C310 and connect the printer to the network.
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E:\X10\software_dir\drivers\NetworkPrinter\TusExtractOKIC310.bat
(11) Execute T:\NetworkPrinterDriver\C310\Setup.exe.
(12) The window below is displayed. Click [Next].
(13) The window below is displayed. Select "OKI C310/C510" and click [Next].
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(15) The window below is displayed. Click [Next].
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(16) The window below is displayed. Select [Driver Installation]  [Install Driver].
(17) Select the radio button for "Network Printer" and click [Next].
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(18) Select the radio button for "Directory to the network using TCP/IP" and click [Next].
(19) Select the radio button for "IP address". Enter the IP address of OKI C310 (192. 168. 0.
10 for example) and click [Next].
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(20) Select "OKI C310" in the field below "Please select your printer model:" and click [Next].
(21) Confirm that "Do not share" is displayed below "Sharing Setting" and click [Next].
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(22) Installation of the driver is started. During installation, the window below is displayed.
(23) When driver installation is completed, the window below is displayed. Click [Finish].
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(24) The window below is displayed. Click [Cancel] to close it.
(25) The window below is displayed again. Click [Exit] to close the window.
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(26) Select [Devices and Printers] from the Windows [Start] menu.
(27) The window below is displayed. Confirm that the icons are displayed correctly.
(If a printer is not active, the icon is grayed out.)
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(28) To set OKI C310 as the report output destination, perform the following steps to set it as
the default printer.
(a) In the window below, right-click "OKI C310".
(b) Select "Set as default printer" from the pull-down menu.
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(29) Close the Devices and Printers window (click at the top right corner of the window).
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23.4.2 DICOM setup
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and click [OK].
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(6) The added printer is displayed in the Supported Printers field. Select C310DNPS and
click [>>>Add>>>].
(7) Confirm that C310DNPS is added to the Available Printers field.
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[Add].

 Print Device Name : C310DNPS
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 Film Size Name : A4 (210  297 mm)

[Apply].
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[Printer & Server].
(16) Select "C310DNPS" from the Sono Printer (Color) pull-down menu and click [Save].
OFF.
possible.
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24. APPENDIX L: PROCEDURE FOR DISPLAYING THE SERVICE MENU
NOTE: If the service menu for service engineers is selected, the designated password must be
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 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2013-2014

1. No part of this manual may be copied or reprinted, in whole or in part,

REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 2013-03 Mr. Kikuchi ------- TM-WP07

*A 2013-06 Support of V2.0 SP0000* P. 12, 18 to 23,

*B 2013-07 Change of the primary unit Mr. Kikuchi P. 45, 46

*C 2014-01 Support of V2.0SP0004* Mr. Kikuchi All pages

1.2 Installation Conditions --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.3 Operating Requirements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.3.1 Power requirements ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.3.2 Grounding requirements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9

1.3.3 Ambient conditions ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

1.3.4 Storage and transport conditions ---------------------------------------------------------------- 10

1.4 Unpacking ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

1.5 Preparation for Installation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10

1.7 Flowchart of Installation Procedures ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 12

2. GENERAL SAFETY INFOMATION ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

2.1 Meaning of Signal Words -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

2.2 Meaning of Safety Symbols ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

2.3 Ensuring the Safety of Operators ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14

2.5 Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 16

2.6 Preventing System Malfunctions ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16

3.1 Installing the LCD Monitor ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18

3.2 Mounting the Transducer Holder and Gel Holder -------------------------------------------------------- 24

3.3 Connecting the Transducer ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 26

3.6 Operating the Levers on the Operating Panel ------------------------------------------------------------ 41

3.6.1 Vertical sliding operation --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41

3.6.2 Horizontal sliding operation ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 42

3.7 Caster Lock Operating Procedure --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43

3.8 Connecting the Power Cable ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45

4. RECOMMENDED OPTIONAL UNITS AND DEVICES ---------------------------------------------------------- 47

5. PRINTER SETUP --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48

5.1 Installing the Printers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48

5.2 Toshiba Default (Printer Driver) Setting Procedure ------------------------------------------------------ 48

5.3 Editing the Toshiba Defaults (Printer Driver) -------------------------------------------------------------- 51

5.4 Toshiba Default Values ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 52

5.4.1 UP-D897 (SONY, monochrome digital printer) ---------------------------------------------- 52

5.4.2 UP-D25MD (SONY, color digital printer) ------------------------------------------------------ 56

5.4.3 CP30DW (MITSUBISHI, color digital printer) ------------------------------------------------- 60

5.4.4 P95DW (MITSUBISHI, monochrome digital printer) ---------------------------------------- 64

6. SYSTEM SETTING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 68

6.1 Emergency Patient ID Setting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 69

6.2 Peripheral Unit Settings ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 72

6.2.1 Setting the monochrome printer and color printer ------------------------------------------- 72

6.2.2 DVD video recorder setting (for SONY DVO-1000MD) ------------------------------------ 76

6.2.3 DVD video recorder setting (for JVC BD-X201M/BD-X201ME) ------------------------- 85

6.4 Other--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 101

6.4.1 Connection to the LAN (Ethernet connection) ---------------------------------------------- 101

6.4.2 Setting when LAN is not connected ----------------------------------------------------------- 111

7. SELECTION OF THE PANEL SWITCH LAYOUT -------------------------------------------------------------- 114

7.1 Assigning Functions to the User Function Switches -------------------------------------------------- 115

7.1.1 Displaying the setting screen ------------------------------------------------------------------- 115

7.1.3 Assigning a function to a keyboard key or to the footswitch ---------------------------- 120

7.1.4 Assigning a function to the palm switch or wheel ----------------------------------------- 121

8. DATE/TIME SETTING CHANGE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123

8.1 To Change the System Time Only ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 123

8.2 To Change the System Date and Time ------------------------------------------------------------------- 123

9. AUTOMATIC MEASUREMENT ITEM START FUNCTION -------------------------------------------------- 126

9.1 Selecting the Measurement Items to Be Started Automatically ------------------------------------ 126

9.1.1 Basic measurement ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 126

9.1.2 Application measurement ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 126

9.2 Setting Procedure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 127

9.3 Relationship Between Automatic Start Measurement Items

A 2013-06 Support of V2.0 SP0000 P. 12, 18 to 23,

C 2014-01 Support of V2.0SP0004 Mr. Kikuchi All pages