Toshiba - Aplio - XG SM

SSA – 790 A
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Introduction
Name : Aplio XGTM
Model name : SSA-790A
Brief in a word : General-purpose high-class US .
Catch copy : Prime Ultrasound
Product layer : High end system

Specifications
Ambient conditions
Line Voltage 220V to 240V ± 10% Temperature 10°C to 35°C
Line Frequency 50 Hz/60Hz Relative humidity 35% to 80% (no condensation)

50% or less if ambient temperature exceeds 40°C
Power Capacity 1500 VA Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
Storage and transport conditions
Temperature -10°C to 50°C
Relative humidity 30% to 85% (no condensation)
Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa
Size : 580mm±20mm(Width)
1428mm±30mm to 1683mm±50mm(Height)
1132±30mm to 1217± 30mm(Depth)
Mass : Approx.185 ㎏ (Main Unit Only）

New Product items
Positionnement dans la Gamme
Concept
Différences entre Aplio XG et Aplio/Xario
Options
Boot Screen

Positionnement de l’ Aplio XG
Aplio XG
Xario
Nemio/NemioXG
Famio Performance

Competitive Landscape
iE33 iU22 Sequoia
α 10 Voluson730
Expert
Vivid7 Logiq9 HD11（XE)

Voluson730 Pro EUB8500
Aplio XG
SSD6500 Antares
Logiq7
HD11（SE)
EUB6500 CV70
Vivid4
G60S
α5 G50
Xario Logiq5
EUB5500
SSD4000
Vivid3
EnVisor
Logiq3 C3000
SSD350 HD3 G40
NemioXG
0
Aloka TOSHIBA ＧＥ PHILIPS Hitachi SIEMENS
3
Concept
LCD de 19 Pouces
!Pas de version CRT!

Aplio XG versus Aplio/Xario

Aplio XG versus Aplio/Xario (2)
Comparisons among Aplio XG, Present Aplio and Xario
Item Aplio XG Aplio Xario

1.5D Array + + -
DI + + -
TDI-Q + + -
CHI-Q + + -
Sensitivity ++ + +
PanelUp/Down and Swevel + + -
VRI + + -
1.5RSI + + -
MFI + + -
RoHS + - +
Reaction Time + - +
Fast Standby + - +
Mechanica 4D(OB) + - +
Mechanical 4D (Convex, Linear，EV) Upgradable - Upgradable
MD-MTEE Upgradable - Upgradable
IHE + - Upgradable
Advanced HIPPA Upgradable - Upgradable

Speakers
Speakers are mounted inside.

Pencil & Mech CNN
MECH CNN PENCIL CNN CNN UNIT
No Mecha and Pencil CNN for standard configuration.

(Standard configuration includes a cover to hidden this part.)
CNNs are included in UICW and UIMV.

Clavier de Control
･réactivité rapide
des touches
･complètement
programmable
･rotation possible
à 90° des touches
basculantes
･Grosses touches
de Mode
･Beaucoup de
touches “User
fonctions”

Clavier Alphanumérique
Caps Lock est représenté par la LED

DVD Drive
DVD Drive as standard
B/W PRINTER （OPTION）

UP-D897 , P93D

Aplio XG HW Options
Hardware Options AplioXG Xario Aplio
CW unit UICW-790A UICW-660A UICW-770A
Ref. Unit UJUR-790A UJUR-660A UJUR-770A
Ref. Unit UJUR-791A UJUR-66１A UJUR-77１A
Ref. Transducer UJUR-772A UJUR-772A UJUR-772A
CD-R Unit Not Available Not Available UICD-770A
MO Drive Not Available UIMO-660A Not Available
Memory Kit Not Available Not Available UIMM-770A
IP Kit UIIP-790A Not Available UIIP-770A
3D Sensor System Kit Not Available Not Available UIFR-771A
3D Sensor probe attachment Not Available Not Available UAFR-001A-004A
IASSISTTM Kit UIIA-791A UIIA-661A UIIA-771A

3D positioning Sensor Not Available Not Available UZRI-770A
mounting kit
Foot SW UZFS002A UZFS002A UZFS002A
M-TEE hanger kit UAEH-770A UAEH-770A UAEH-770A
Gel Warmer UZGW-001A (100 to 120 V) UZGW-001A (100 to 120 V) UZGW-003A (100 to 120 V)
UZGW-002A (220 to 240 V) UZGW-002A (220 to 240 V) UZGW-004A (220 to 240 V)
(Rev.Up)
4D Unit UIMV-790A UIMV-660A Not Available

High Voltage Unit UIHV-790A Not Available Not Available
VP kit Not Available (It's standard) UIVP-660A Not Available
DVD-VSR Unit UIVS-001A Not Available Not Available
DVD-VSR Mounting Kit UZRI-790A Not Available Not Available
OB 4D
Smoothness of
face and
sharpness of
edge are
improved
Xario R002 Aplio XG & Latest Xario
Strong echo
artifact is
reduced.
Xario R002 Aplio XG & Latest Xario

Ecran de BOOT

Start up Times
Realistic Target：
Cold Boot : about ２３０ seconds
Shutdown : about ９０ seconds
Suspend : about ９０ seconds
Resume : about ７０ seconds

Configuration standard
• Un moniteur de 19 pouces
• 3 connecteurs de sondes
• Video Processor (VP PWB)
• CD/DVD Drive
• TDI
• Aplipure
• QSP
• Differential THI
• Quick Scan
• Trapezoid Scan
• Advanced Dynamic Flow

Fonctionnement
Clavier de control
Ecran tactile - TCS
Nouveau Patient – Examen Type
Base Patients
Menu de Paramétrages

Clavier de control

TCS - 2D

TCS M-Mode Menu

TCS - Color Menu

TCS - PW/CW Menu

TCS – PIMS

TCS - Imaging Presets

TCS - Application Presets
Abdomen2

Nouveau Patient
Bouton Nouveau Patient

Ecran du Nouveau Patient

Structure d’un Examen
Exam Type* E.g. Abdomen
Imaging Preset Application Preset Probe type

E.g. Abdomen E.g. Abdomen2
* : Changing the Exam Type will change the Imaging preset, Application Preset and the Probe type

Exam Review

Exam Review

Patient Browser

Patient Browser – Copy to

Patient Browser – Convert to

Patient Browser – Print to

PB - Print to – Print queue

PB – Print to - Settings

Menu de Réglages
Selectionner le bouton Menu

System settings

Programmation du Preset
System Settings -> Exam. Type

Press : Shift + ,
select User Function
select the functionality

Programmation du Clavier
selectionner User Function

Programmation du Clavier (2)
1. Cliquer sur la touche

2. Choisir sa nouvelle fonction dans le menu
3. Cliquer sur save

General Preset
Press : Shift +<,

Peripheral System
Press : Shift +<,

Output
Note: AVI DICOM

OUTPUT settings is for intitial setting after boot up.
OPTION of tool settings is for temporary without power boot.
If you set "AVI" at OUTPUT, indication of OPTION is "DICOM".

But indication will be changed to "AVI" after store the image.
Press : Shift +<,

Exam information
Press : Shift +<,

Report
Press : Shift +<,

Annotation Customize

Aplio XG Hardware
PWBs shared with Xario
Sub Aplio-TI revised PSA TX
CNN
Xario-TX1 RX (FW is different）
CB
Xario-TX0
RC (FW is different）
Xario-RX MC
Xario-CB VP
ATX-CPU (BIOS is different）
Xario-RC MA
Xario-MC PSA
B
Xario-BE revised PSD
P PSD
VP PSC
Physio-Module
Aplio-IP revised PWBs modified
Xario-ATX Aplio- TI （for 1.5D/4D probe)
Xario- BE (for IQDAS support）
Aplio IP (for Rawdata processing）
Xario-MA Xario-TRANS、PSL、PSI
Xario IO （UP implementation）
Xario-IO revised Newly Designed
BP
Transformer Control-Panel
Pencil-Port

Aplio XG Hardware (2)
New Shared Revised
PWBs EM-RACK
TRANS
TI ＆
CONTROL
BP PSD
TX BATT
RX PSA
CB PSH
RC PENCIL
&
MC MECH CNN
CPU-ASSY
BE FAN & DUCT
I/O
IP PANEL
IO Status LED
PWB Console

PWB Console Configuration (2)
PENCIL & MECH CNN

PSD RACK-ASSY
（Xario）
TRS
（Xario） FAN & DUCT
CONTROL PSA PSH

& （Xario） I/O New
AC-DC*2 PANEL
BATT
Revised
Status LED
Shared
PWB Console Configuration (3)
New
TX BP
Revised
Shared
IO
TI CPU-ASSY
RX IP
CB BE
RC MC
Localisation du HDD
Power
Cable Power et Cable IDE sont connecter sur la carte mère

IDE
HDD

Aplio XG USB-I/F
Aplio XG do support USB2.0 High-speed –I/F more than Xario
Xario Aplio-XG
ATX ATX
USB P0 BP IO CP （J14） CP （J14）
USB P0 BP IO
P1 B/W-P （Ｊ31A）（Ｊ31A）

UP P1 UP+IO B/W-P
P2 UP C-P （Ｊ31B） P2 UP+IO C-P （Ｊ31B）
P3 UP IO Dongle （Ｊ32A→J27→J25） P3 （Ｊ32A） ?

UP+IO CDR or DVD
P4 UP MO or VSR （Ｊ32B） P4 （Ｊ32B）

UP+IO MO or VSR
P5 UP IO-HUB （J16）（J16）

P5 UP+IO IO-HUB Barcode
（Ｊ33A）（J24）（Ｊ33A）
P6 BP IO CR （J15） P6 (USB memory)（J24）
（J26） UP+IO Dongle
（Ｊ33B） CR （J26）
（J28）
modified from Xario
（J28）
UP+IO UP+IO are merged

Power-Unit Isolation Transformer
Part7
Others
Part6
AC/DC
Part1 Isolation Trans
Part5
Metal Chassis
Part2 Inrush Current Limitter

Part3/4
Control
Part4 Board
I/F Board Those will be
assembled
Démontage
Noms de chaque Section Retirer l‘Alimentation
Retirer les capots Démontage du moniteur LCD
Accéder au Rack de cartes Démontage du Clavier
Retirer la carte TI PWB Retirer le Graveur DVD
Retirer la carte IO Filtres
Retirer le HDD Retirer le Rack Cartes

Noms des sections

Retirer les capots
Remove the RH side cover
• Remove two rubber caps at
the bottom
• Remove the M4 screws (A) to
remove the cover by pulling it
toward you
Remove the LH side cover
• Remove two rubber caps at
the bottom
• Remove the M4 screws (B) to
toward you
Remove the RH side peripheral cover
• Remove the M4 screws (C) to remove the
cover by lifting it and pulling it toward you
Remove the LH side peripheral cover
• Remove the M4 screws (D) to remove the
cover by lifting it and pulling it toward you
Remove the top cover

• Remove four caps
• Remove the four M4 screws (E) to remove the cover

Accéder au Rack de cartes
• Remove two rubber caps at the
bottom
• Remove the M4 screws (A) to
toward you
• Loosen four screws (B) to remove
the PWB rack shield plate.

Retirer la carte TI PWB
Confirm that all probes are disconnected!
• Remove the RH side cover
• Remove the cable for the pencil probe
• Loosen two M4 screws (B) to extract the TI

Retirer la carte IO
• Remove the RH side cover and PWB
shield
• Remove all cables from the IO module
• Remove 16 M3 screws (C) to extract
the IO module

Retirer le HDD
• Remove the RH side cover and PWB
shield
• Remove two M3 screws (C) to remove
the HDD unit
• Disconnect all cables from HDD

Démontage de l’alimentation
• First remove the LH & RH side covers
• Remove four M4 screws (C) to remove
the rear cover
• Loosen two M4 screws (D) to remove the
base rear cover
• Remove all cables from the TRANS unit
• Remove four M4 screws (E) to extract
the TRANS unit

Démontage de l’alimentation (1)
Remove the RH side Remove the battery.

cover from the system.

Remove 6 M3 and 3 M4 screws (Red arrows) to

remove the shield plate and loosen 2 screws (Blue
arrows) to remove the FAN-ASSY unit (disconnect
cable P980)

Disconnet the cables indicated with the red circle.

PSHP PSHN
Remove 5 screws to remove the PSH-ASSY.

• First remove the LH side cover
• Removethree M3 screws (B) and three
M4 screws (C) to remove the shield plate
• Loosen two M4 screws (D) to remove
the PSA Fan
• Remove the PSH assy.
• Remove the top screw (for GND) and
two bottom screws from among the five
screws and loosen the last two screws.
Remove the PSA by lifting it slightly and
pulling it toward you
• Remove the two bottom screws (F) and
loosen the two top screws. Remove the
PSD by lifting it slightly and pulling it
toward you

Démontage du moniteur LCD
• Remove screws (A), then remove
the connector cover
• Remove the M4 screw (B)
andclamp to disconnect the power
cable
• Disconnect the DVI cable
• Attach the connector cover and
secure it with screw (A)
• Remove the two M4 screws (C)
• Loosen the two M4 screws (D) and
then remove the LCD monitor from
the arm

Démontage du bras LCD
• Remove the two caps and the two
M3 screws (A) to remove arm cover
1
• Remove the two M3 screws (B) to
remove arm cover 2
•Remove the two M3 screws (C) to
remove arm base cover 1
• Raise the stopper and remove the
M3 screw (D) and the M3 screw (E)

Démontage du bras LCD (2)
• Rotate the arm biaxial rotation
colum in the direction indicated by
the arrow in the figure. Lift arm base
cover 2 to serpate it from the stopper
• Remove the two M3 screws (F) and

the clamps (G) and (H)
• Remove the three M4 screws (I) and
the clamps (J), (K) & (L)
• Remove the cables one by one from
the LDC monitor arm to the base

Démontage du bras LCD (3)
• Push in the neck of the support rear cover to disengage it from the support front cover and
remove it
• Remove the two M4 screws (A) to remove the support front cover
• Remove the four M6 bolts (B) to remove the LCD monitor arm
• Lift the LCD monitor arm and remove the two monitor cables from the arm

Ajustement de bras LCD
Adjusting the LCD monitor arm vertical movement resistance
• Remove the two caps and the two M3

screws (A) to remove arm cover 1
• Remove the two M3 screws (B) to
remove the arm cover 2
• Use a M6 hex key to adjust the LCD arm.

• CCW: Increasing the vertical resistance
• CW: Decrease the vertical resistance
CCW = Counter Clockwise
CW = Clockwise

Ajustement du moniteur LCD
Press the most left button to display the OSD

menu. With this you can adjust the Contrast,
Brightness, Screen Size and the Backlight.

Ajustement du moniteur LCD (2)
Press the most left button and right buttons

simultaneously to display the OSD main
menu.

Retirer le Clavier
Removing the lower cover
• Remove two screws (A) on the bottom
side of the panel.
• To removing the lower cover, lift it by

pulling the paddle switches toward you.
• Then disconnect the two cables from the

lower cover.

Retirer le Clavier
• Remove two screws (A) from the top part
of the upper cover
• Pull out the upper panel to remove it.

• Disconnect the two cables from the upper panel

Retirer le Clavier Alphanumérique
• Pull out the keyboard
• Disconnect the cable
from the bottom of the
keyboard
• Remove the eight
screws indicated by
stars in the figure shown
from the bottom of the
keyboard
• Pull the keyboard in the direction indicated by the arrow in the figure to remove it from the
Lower Panel

Retirer le Clavier Alphanumérique
• Remove the eight screws indicated in the figure from the bottom of the full keyboard.
• Remove the top cover

• Remove the FPC’s from the PWB
• Remove the full keyboard from the bottom
cover

Démontage du Track Ball (Plam Switch)
• Disconnect the connector from the Palm SW and remove
the Palm SW from the lower cover

Retirer le Graveur de DVD
• Remove LH side cover
• Remove the blank cover (A) (fixed with velcro)
• Remove four M3 screws (B) and remove the
rack cover
• Remove two screws (C) to extract the DVD
drive unit
• Disconnect the power cable and USB cable

Retirer le Graveur de DVD(2)
After the DVD drive unit has been removed, or is installed, perform the steps below;

Filtres
• Remove two M4 screws to extract both front and rear side filters
• Remove the filter cover (fixed with velcro)

• Remove the air filter

Retirer le Rack Cartes
First remove the following items and disconnect all probes
• LH & RH side covers
• PSA, PSD (& PSH)
• RH side peripheral cover
• Remove all cables

connected to the PWB Rack
• Remove two M4 screws (E)
and extract the PWB rack

General Block Diagram

General Block Diagram (2)
MC PWB
Mech. Control
Board
2
2 CB PWB
Pencil
CW Board
96 TX0 PWB
Transmit 64 CW
192
Probe A
TI PWB
96 TX1 PWB
Transducer
192 Interface Transmit RC PWB BE PWB
Probe B Receiver
IO PWB Monitor
Back End In/Out
Controller
192
Probe C 192
RX PWB VCR
Receive 128
Power Operating
CPU PWB Supply Panel

Localisation des Cartes
I/O PWB
TX1 RX RC BE CPU
TI
TX0 CB MC IQDAS HDD

B (+M) mode routing
TX0 PWB CPU PWB

Transmit
TX1 PWB
Probe A Transmit
TI PWB
Transducer
RC PWB BE PWB IO PWB
Probe B
Interface RX PWB Receiver Monitor
Receive Back End In/Out
Controller
Probe C
CB PWB
CW Board
Pencil
= Transmit
= Receive

Sector CW routing
TX0 PWB CPU PWB

Transmit
48 Ch
TX1 PWB
Probe A Transmit
TI PWB 48 Ch
Transducer
Probe B
Controller
Probe C
CB PWB
Pencil CW Board
= Transmit
= Receive

CW Pencil routing
TX0 PWB CPU PWB

Transmit
48 Ch
TX1 PWB
Probe A Transmit
TI PWB 48 Ch
Transducer
Probe B
Controller
Probe C
CB PWB
Pencil CW Board
= Transmit
= Receive

PW + Color Doppler mode routing *
TX0 PWB CPU PWB

Transmit
TX1 PWB
Probe A Transmit
TI PWB
Transducer
Probe B
Controller
Probe C
CB PWB
CW Board
Pencil
= Transmit
*: This routing is the same as for B (+M) mode routing
= Receive

Fonctionnement des cartes
Front End Section Back End Section
PSU Section
Transducer Interface CPU Assembly

Transmit 0 & 1 Back End
Receive Video Processor (sub PWB)
Receive Control IQDAS
CW Board Input/Output Module
Mecha 4D Control Main Panel
PSU parts

Front End Section
CB
Pencil TR
MC
4D
CNN
Pencil Mixer
To BE PWB
Unit RX filter
ABF
Matrix SW &
AR
Probe C Probe
Select
Probe B relays TX1
96 Channels
Probe A
TX0 RXBF To BE PWB

TI 96 Channels
RTC
Error detect RC
System clocks to:
Front end
Back End
ADC

Front End Section (2)
FRONT END (FE) consists out of the following PWB’s:
– TI (Transducer Interface)
– TX (Transmit Board 0 and 1)
– RX (Receive Board)
– RC (Receive Control)
– MC (Mechanical Control, Optional)
– CB (CW Board, Optional)

Back End
Via IO (J10) IQDAS
Physio
RAW
data
BE Aq.
VID J1
DVI
BFR 19” LCD
DSP 800x600
Aq.
SIP
Memory
RGB
PCI BUS
FP Display
VP
ENC
Mixer
Y/C
DEC
DR EP SC
AUD AMP
J29
Via BP
IDE SATA PCI
AGP IO
P4
3GHz RS232C J11 VCR
HDD
J19 BW printer
J27 DVD
RAM USB J13 DVD-VSR
2GB J15 Color printer
LAN
RM (CPU) PS2
FP J2, J9, J50

Back End (2)
Back End (BE) consists out of the following PWB’s:
– CPU Assy (MA + ATX)

– BE (Back End PWB, inc VP as standard)
– IO (I/O PWB)
– IP (IQDAS PWB, optional
– Physio (Optional)

PSU section
POWER SUPPLY UNIT consist
out of the following parts:
– TRANS UNIT
– BATTERY
– PSA-S
– PSA-D
– PSH (Optional)
PSH (OPTION)
PSA
PSD
Transformer unit

PSU section (2)
OEM Output System Rack

Monitor Battery
Control
PSI/PSC
5 Vsb
8 output
Line Filter PSL PSA
140 W
AC100 V
230 V Isolation
Transformer 4 output
PSD
270 W
Transformer unit
2 output
PSH x2
Control Signal (UIHV-790A)
4W

TI –Transducer Interface
Motor MC
Probe CNN A 2 x 192
Drive PWB
Relay switches
port
192 Echo signals 2 TX
PWBs
Probe CNN B M-TEE Thermal
detector
HV
RX
Ctrl M-TEE angle PWBs
detection
Probe CNN C
TI
Control Error detection RC
PWB
Cable CW pencil
Pencil Pencil transmit signal
CNN CNN CB
CW pencil
receive signal PWB

TI – Transducer Interface (2)
The TI board includes the three array transducer connectors and enables switching of
the transducers to be connected to the pulser/preamplifier.
Description of functions and operation
(a) Array transducer switching
(b) Pencil transducer transmission/reception signal connection
(c) Support of the M-TEE transducer
(d) Support of the Mecha 4D transducer
(e) Support of 1.5 D transducer including a HVSW
(f) Power supply for circuit inside the transducer
(g) Error detection
(h) Transmission disable signal generation

TX – Transmit
TX PWB
TXV0
Trans- Dual Bipolar
Power Pulsers 96 ch
TI
Supply
former
TXV1 1:6 PWB
96 X
TXV0/
TXV1
Control
Fault
Controller
Detection
RX
PWB Control

TX – Transmit (2)
The TX board generates the transmission signals for all the transducers other than the
pencil transducer. Each TX board has 96 channels and together they transmit 192
channels. The transmission signals are sent to the transducer via the TI board.
(a) Transmit pulser
(b) Pecl clocks
(c) TC (Transmit Control) bus interface
(d) Fault detection and protection circuit

RX – Receive
RX PWB
Fault
Detection
Relay
Control Control
RC
TI PWB
PWB Echoes
RXSW
LNA/VCA
Select SW Echoes CB
PWB
LNA/VCA
Pre-Amps Echoes RC
PWB

RX – Receive (2)
The RX board amplifies the echo signals from the TI board and transmits
them to the RC board.
Description of the functions and operation
(a) Limiting circuit
(b) Reception resonance
(c) RXSW
(d) Low-noise amplifier (LNA) and variable gain amplifier (VCA) (functions
in the preamplifier)
(e) LNA/VCA select SW ( The LNA is selected in SCW mode, VCA output is
selected in other modes.
(f) RX FPGA
Comparison with Xario

Item Xario AplioXG
TI control Implemented on Implemented on the TI
function the RX board. board itself.

RC – Receive Control
RC PWB
4 Beams A
B BE
8 C PWB
RX RXBF D
PWBs ASICs
Real Time To TI, TX, RX,

Controller CB and MC
(RTC) PWBs
M-TEE
Temp
TI /Angl FE Clocks
PWBs BE Clocks
detection 160 MHz
Clock ADC Clocks
circuit
1.5D control
Circuit

RC – Receive Control (2)
The RC (Receive Control) board controls the front-end section, AD-converts the reception
signals, and performs signal phasing/addition.
Descriptions of functions and operations
(a) Front-end section scan control: RTC (Real Time Controller) block
(b) AD conversion and phasing/addition of reception signal: RXBF (Receive Beam Former)
block
(c) Analog control signal generation: Analog Control block
(d) Anti-aliasing filter: Analog Echo Receive block
(e) System clock generation: Clock Generation block
(f) Self-diagnosis: Diagnostic Circuit block
(g) Working bus
(h) LED. If LED (DS1) lights, the FPGA of the RTC is configured (programmed).
(i) Error detection
(j) TEE transducer head high temp detecetion (if temp exceeds 43°C).
Comparison with Xario

A control circuit for the 1.5D transducer has been added.
RC – Receive Control (3)
An LED (DS1) is set at the free edge on the RC board. If

this LED lights, the FPGA of the RTC is configured
(programmed). The FPGA is automatically configured
when the power supply is input. Therefore, if the LED
does not light even when the power supply is input, the
RTC circuit is not configured and therefore the system
does not operate. This problem may occur as a result of
contact failure of the FPGA terminal, device failure or
failure or the ROM that stores the program.

CB – CW Board
CB PWB
64 ch CW Sector/
RX RX Pencil switch Phase AD BE
PWB Delay Detector Conv PWB
Pencil RX
TI
PWB
Pencil TX

CB – CW Board (2)
The CB board performs SCW Doppler reception signal processing and pencil CW
transmission/reception. This board supports SCW Doppler reception processing
for a maximum of 64 channels.
The processing operations are outlined below.
(1) SCW Doppler reception
(2) Pencil CW Doppler transmission/reception
(3) Control-related processing

MC – Mecha 4D control
MC PWB
RC
PWB
TI USMC TCB
PWB FPGA (TCIF FPGA)
Motor TI
PWB
Drive

MC – Mecha 4D control (2)
The MC board drives the motor in the Mecha 4D transducer and makes the
piezoelectric element array inside the transducer sweep. It then transfers the
sweep angle information that is necessary for 3D image creation to the system in
real time.
(a) Drive circuit for the motor in the Mecha 4D transducer
(b) PECL Clocks
(c) Transmit Control Bus (TC Bus) Interface (to exchange the transmission control
signal, board information and firmware information to RC PWB)
(e) Fault detection and protection circuit

CPU Assembly
RM PWB
PCI
Pentium 4 BE/VP
3 GHz
PCI I/F RS232
Ethernet
Control USB IO
Dig. audio PWB
Control
10/100 Base-T
USB
Control
EIDE EIDE
Control HDD
DDR memory
2048 MB
Power button
Control BE/VP Monitor
Graphic
Control
I/O Panel
Module LCD

CPU Assembly (2)
This PWB contains the host CPU, whose main function is to execute software programs.
The PWB also includes the I/Fs with external memory units such as the HDD and the
input/output I/Fs such as those for Ethernet and USB.
Composition
ATX PC board, on MA PWB.
(a) CPU and chip set
(b) Main memory
(c) Graphics card
(d) Audio card
(e) I/Fs PCI, IDE, USB, Ethernet [10/100Base-T].
(f) LED [PWR (green) ON at power on, blinking during standby].

CPU Assembly (3)
 JPUSB : USB Wake-Up (always disabled)
Short between pins 1 and 2 on the PS2 port side of JPUSB, which is located
next to the PS2 mouse port.
 JPWAKE : Keyboard WakeUp (always disabled)
Short between pins 1 and 2 on the PS2 port side of JPWAKE (jumper inside the
ATX), which is located next to the JPUSB.
 J2, J3 : FSB Speed (Auto)
Short between pins 1 and 2 on the LAN port side of J2 and J3, which are
located near the LAN port.
 JP1 : Overheat Fan Force-On (always disabled)
Open JP1 near the PCI slot (the jumper on the PCI1 side).
 JP20 : Force Power-On (always disabled)
Open JP20, which is located next to JP1.
 JP4 : WatchDog (WD to NMI)
Short between pins 2 and 3 on the IDE side of JP4, which is located near the
IDE connector.

BE – Back End
BE PWB
Bus
Bus AUD
Beam A Digital B/M Image
Receiver Processing
Beam B Digital
Receiver Color Doppler Scan Display I/O
RC
Digital Processing Converter Mixer PWB
PWB Beam C
Receiver
Beam D Digital
FFT Doppler Cine
Receiver VP
Processing Storage
CB PWB
CW echo
PWB
CPU
PWB

BE – Back End (2)
The BE board consists of the following blocks and performs data processing in all video modes after performing
phasing/addition.
a) DR (Digital Receiver)
b) EP (Echo Processor)
c) FP (Flow Processor)
d) SIP (Signal & Image Processor)
e) SC (Scan Converter)
f) Physio unit I/F
g) VPDM (Video Processor Display Manager)
h) CPU overlay DVI decoder
i) System video display mode controller
j) Variable video resolution controller
k) SVGA RGB encoder for system monitor
l) DVI encoder for LCD/DVD
m) RGB/YCbCr converter
n) YCbCr JPEG compression
o) 64-bit PCI bus interface
p) JTAG boundary scan interface
q) Doppler audio D/A converter
r) Bus interface
s) BE board information storage (IDPROM)
The features of the architecture of this board are the miniaturization of circuits using an ASIC with a high level of
intergration and the probision of a buffer memory for each block to enable independent data processing.

VP – Video Processor (sub PWB of BE)
FPGA
16 bit
BE
RGB
NTSC/PAL
Y/C

VP – Video Processor (2)
The VP (Video Processor) board processes the NTSC/PAL video signals to support external
OEM devices.
(a) Video processor image formatter (FPGA)
(b) Bidirectional scaling engine for NTSC/PAL
(c) NTSC/PAL video decoding
(d) NTSC/PAL video encoding
(e) Simultaneous S-video, composite, and RGB analog output for NTSC/PAL
(f) 64 bit, PCI bus interface
(g) JTAG boundary scan interface
Refer to Service Manual for detailed timing and specifications of video signals

IP – IQDAS
Main PCI
IP PWB Bus
Memory Bus
DIMM
64 x 2
PCI-PCI
BE Bridge 64bit@33MHz
(SIP FPGA
section) IP Data Path
64bit@66MHz
PMC CPU
PCI-Local

IP – IQDAS (2)
This board takes IQ (In Phase, Quadrature Phase) data or IM (Image Memory) data
output from BE PWB SIP section into capture memory with real time by
memory R/W control FPGA.
It is possible to store the particular part of taken data into the temporary storage
memory. Because of this temporary storage memory, it is possible to continue
capturing data without stopping examination finished, several captured data in
the temporary storage memory is transferred to the system memory by DMA
via PCI bus.
Circuit blocks
1) Data-IF section (between BE PWB) 2) Capture memory section

3) Temporary storage memory section 4) DMA Controller section
5) PCI-IF section

IO – Input/Output Module
IO Module
SVGA
SVGA - Monitor
Audio cont Monitor RGB
BE Dop Audio out Output DVI
PWB Mic
NTSC/PAL Audio I/O
VP
in/out Audio VCR I/O
Output
Line Audio RS232
RS232C
MA Communication USB 2.0
USB
CPU Control
10/100 Base-T
PWB 10/100 Base-T
Physio Pwb

IO – Input/Output Module (2)
The I/O board connects the power, audio, video, and signals between various I/O devices located
both inside and outside the system and the BP (BackPlane) board. In addition, the I/O board
provides appropriate cable connections using the required shields and decoupling in order to meet
EMI, RFI, and ESD requirements.
Functions
a) Power. Power is supplied to the Physio module, and external units connected via USB port.
b) Video. System monitor output (RGB and DVI outputs) from the BE board, S-Video input/output,
RGB output,
and C-Video output from the VP board are performed. To output the video signal to the
external
monitor, set the S3 switch to the PAL/NTSC side when mounting the VP board.
c) Audio. The following signals are output from the BE board.
Audio signal for speaker and external recording/playback device
Microphone audio signal
d) Speaker. The system speaker signals processed in the IO board are amplified in the Audio Power
amplifier
and then output to the system speaker.
e) Communication/control. The following interface functions are provided.
USB hub and ports

Front panel (for the user)
Ethernet: 10/100Base-T
Serial ports (COM1, COM2)

IO – Input/Output Module (3)

Main Panel
Xario Main Unit
(I/O Module) Interior of the
Operating panel
USB-HUB (4 ports)
LCD control
Full Touch LCD A/D board
Trackball
Keyboard Panel
Panel CPU
Set/Next/
wheel SW
: Image Signal
Power/ Rotary encoder/
Power ON SW SW LED Buzzer : Control Signal
Stanby Rotary VR
Switch
LED
: USB Signal

Main Panel (2)
Outline:
Connection with the main unit is performed using video signals for the TCS, external input/output signals and
control USB signals. The USB-HUB is inside the operating panel. The functions of this panel (touch
panel, trackball, full keyboard and panel switches) are executed independently via this HUB. The
operating panel uses +3.3V, +5V and +12V power supplies.
Functions and operation:
1) Panel CPU section (USB)
• Transmits the information inbut by various switches (other than the POWER switch) to the main unit.
• Transmits information via the rotary encoder
• A/D conversion of the Rotary VR and STCsliders and transfers them as digital data to the main unit.
• Transmits the information input by the footswitch to the main unit.
• Lights and extinghuishes various LEDs by transmitting data from the main unit.
• Sounds the buzzer when a switch is pressed by transmitting data from the main unit.
2) Touch panel section (USB connection)
• Transmits the information input by the touch keys (switch input coordinates) to the main unit.
3) Keyboard section (USB connection)
• Transmits the data input by the keys on the full keyboard.

Main Panel (3)
4) Trackball section (USB connection)
• Receives the information input by the SET and NEXT swithces and wheel switch and trasmits them to
the mian unit. The trackball section also transmits the information input by the trackball to the main unit.
NOTE that the lighting of the LED and input/output of the dial (encoder) are controlled by the Panel
CPU.
5) LCD section
• A/D converts the image signal for the TCS menu from the main unit and displays the TCS menu on the
LCD monitor
6) Input status of the POWER switch and lighting/extinguishing of LEDs
7) Lighting/extinguishing of the STANDBY LED
Additional explanation of tems
• TCS: Touch Command Screen, this module integrates the touch keyboard with the LCD screen. The
10.4-inch LCD has 640 x 480 pixels.
• USB hub: There is only one USB cable from the main unit. However, it is brached into four parts by the
USB hub in the operation panel.

PSU – Trans Unit
TRANS-UNIT
1. Isolation transformer. Power consumption: 960 VA (max)
2. Input voltage
The input voltage can be switched between that for 100-V systems and that for 200-V systems using the internal
switch.
3. Isolation Between primary and secondary: 4000 V
* Caution: Voltage setting after the power supply unit has been replaced
The power supply unit is provided with a switch to selecting the output voltage according to the input voltage. If
the switch setting is incorrect, the system power may not turned ON normally or peripheral units may be
damaged. Be sure to check the setting of the voltage selection switch after the power supply unit has been
replaced.
100 to 120 VAC S1 and S2 should be set so that indicator shows "115".
220 to 230 VAC S1 and S2 should be set so that indicator shows "230".
4. PSL (inrush current limiting circuit)

5.
PSI/PSC (power supply unit control circuit, output interface)
Power ON/OFF sequence control
The power ON/OFF sequence is controlled.
Protective control against power supply abnormalities
Battery charging circuit
Output interface
6. Power supply for air-cooling fans

PSU – PSA, PSD, PSH & Batt.
1. Battery
The battery module is provided for resumption and for backup of the system CPU.
2. PSA-S
Supplies power to the analog circuits in the transmission/reception front-end unit.
P2.5A +2.575 VDC 6.3 A
P3.3AQ +3.45 VDC 23.5 A
M3AQ -3.10 VDC 5.6 A
P5AQ +5.00 VDC 15.7 A
P14AQ +14.2 VDC 0.60 A
M14AQ -14.2 VDC 1.10 A
VTX0: Ultrasound pulse transmission power supply 0 (+0.125 to 18.0 VDC 20 W)
VTX1: Ultrasound pulse transmission power supply 1 (+0.125 to 18.0 VDC 20 W)
3. PSD-S
This power supply module for digital circuits supplies power mainly to the BE unit.
P3.3D +3.45 VDC 32.0 A
P5D +5.00 VDC 13.0 A
P12D +12.0 VDC 13.0 A
M12D -12.0 VDC 2.10 A
4. PSH (Option)
This power supply provides the high voltage for the 1.5D (Microslice, Matrix) Transducer
PSH (1) PSH(+) +100V 0.02A
PSH (2) PSH(-) -100V 0.02A

Menu de Service et Procédures
Entrer dans le Menu de service
Ligne de Commande, Explorer
Sauvegarde des Programmes
Chargement du Frimware
Calibration des cartes
Service Menu
Date et Heure

Entrer dans le Menu de Service
Appuyer sur le bouton Menu

Entrer dans le Menu de Service (1)

• Appuyer sur “Maintenance”

• Appuyer sur “Ctrl” + “Shift” + “Next” (au dessus à droite du Track
ball) en même temps.

Le Code est fixé Taper la license : 14CE61

pour l’année
3DB8D0213C9646 MO read
Cliquer sur “OK”


Ligne de Commande
Appuyer sur le bouton

Ligne de Commande, Explorer

Sauvegarde des Programmes
Cliquer sur “File-Maintenance”

Sauvegarde des Programmes sur CD/DVD
Backup
•insert empty CDR/DVD
•select Backup to DVD/CD
•Go

Restorer les Programmes
•Restore is only possible with SN other „0“

•select Drive
•select Folder
•select All or Imaging Presets or B-IP
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PWB replacement (1)
MA TX/RX TI,RC,CB BE I/O PSA IQDAS

(CPU) or MC
Preparation Preparation Preparation Preparation Preparation Preparation Preparation

Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 Step 1 Step 1
Replacing Replacing Replacing Replacing Replacing Replacing Replacing
Step 2 Step 2 Step 2 Step 2 Step 2 Step 2 Step 2
After RM Firmware Firmware Firmware update calibration update
replacement Step 3 Step 3 Step 3 Step 5 Step 4 Step 5
Step 6
Startup calibration update update Reset update Startup
Step 8 Step 4 Step 5 Step 5 printer Step 5 Step 8
Step 7
update Startup Startup Startup Startup
Step 5 Step 8 Step 8 Step 8 Step 8
Startup
Step 8

PWB replacement (2)
Step1:
Turn the power ON, run “STOPZ.JS”, dans Command Line du Menu
from windows execute “C:\SetAplio\10_stopAplio.bat,
set “New System Variable” -> “Z_DEV_MACHINE” = 1,
shutdown.
Step2:
Replace the board,
startup and close “PowerMessageMonitor” window.
Step3:
execute C:\ZDT\Load_FW.bat.
Step4:
execute C:\SetAplio\rxbf_adc_cal.bat,
execute C:\SetAplio\scw_power_cal.bat.
Step5:
execute C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat.
Step6:
Remove or disconnect HDD. Display the BIOS by pressing the [Delete] key while the Toshiba
logo screen is displayed. Check date and time and adjust if needed. Exit by pressing F10 key.
Enter “y” and press the “Enter” key. System will boot, confirm message “OS not found”.
Shutdown the system by holding POWERfor 5 seconds. Reinstall HDD. Boot system, check
drive letter assingment. Execute D:\APLIO\BIN\DRVInstall.bat &
C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat

PWB replacement (3)
Step7:
Turn OFF the power of the target printer.
Click [Start]  [Setting]  [Printers] to display the Printers window. Delete the icon of the target
printer in the printers window. Shutdown the system, turn it on again. Open the printers window, turn
on the target printer, icon should appear. Open folder "C:\PRINTER_driver\Tools\SETTING".
In this folder, double-click the batch file corresponding to the target printer to execute the file. The printer
conditions are now reset to the factory defaults.
MITSUBISHI CP900D, DW MI900DW.bat
P93D, DW MI93D.bat
SONY UP-D897 SO897.bat
UP-D23MD SO23MD.bat
When returning the Stress Echo monochrome printer settings to the factory defaults, double-click the batch
file below that corresponds to the target printer to execute the file. The printer conditions are now
reset to the factory defaults.
MITSUBISHI P93D, DW StressEchoBW897.bat
SONY UP-D897 StressEchoBW93D.bat
Check for the correct setting in the service manual, 2D730-513EN section 9.
Step8:
execute C:\ZDT\12_RestartAplio.bat,
delete “New System Variable” -> “Z_DEV_MACHINE”,
shutdown, startup.

PWB and Hard disk Replacement Calibration (1)
Batch file to be executed

Replaced Unit
scw_power_cal.bat rxbf_adc_cal.bat
TX V -
(replacement or inter exchanging)
RC V V
PSA V -
HDD V* V
TI/RX/CB/BE/VP/MA - -
*: After HDD has been replaced, the C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio has to be

performed
note for HDD replacement : TCS calibration is required !

In case of a PWB replacement (and sometimes with upgrades), the Firmware has to be loaded on
the PWB components ( FPGA’s = Field Programmable Gate Arrays ),
Calibration needs to be done. For all PWB’s except RM (CPU) PWB
Procedure:
1. Turn ON the system, Freeze the image, disconnect the probes and access the Service Menu.
2. Go to the Command Line.
3. Enter stopz.js and select ‘Go’ to stop the application software.
4. run C:\SetAplio\10_StopAplio.bat
5. set “New System Variable” -> “Z_DEV_MACHINE”
6. shutdown
7. boot the system to window
8. run C:\ZDT\load_fw.bat
9. run C:\ZDT\rxbf_adc_cal.bat
10. run C:\ZDT\scw_power_cal.bat
11. run C:\SetAplio\ControlPanelDriver(USB)\V1\V10L10\Calwin.exe
12. run C:\SetAplio\11_UpdateAplio.bat
13. run C:\SetAplio\12_RestartAplio.bat
14. delete “New System Variable” -> “Z_DEV_MACHINE”
15. shutdown
16. reboot

Step (2):
Left-click the Start button and select Shutdown. Reboot the system
and confirm that the system is started up normally and that images
are displayed correctly.
Check the calibration results according the test.
Double-click the desired file in the Windows Explorer.
C:\ZDT\scw_power_cal.txt
C:\ZDT\rxbf_adc_cal.txt
is indicate at the end of the journal whether the calibration was
PASS or FAIL.

TCS calibration
open Command line, enter stopz.js, click [Go]
Run: C:\DRIVERS\ControlPanel(USB)\V1\V10L10\Calwin.exe
1.) confirm the position of the cross display
2.) At the end press “enter” on the full keyboard to proceed, calibration is completed and paddle
switch setting screen is displayed.

TCS calibration (2)
Press paddle 1, 2 or 3 as required to chagne the switch orienteation from vertical to
horizontal. Press “enter” on the full keyboard to complete paddle swithc setting.
Reboot system to settings active.

Menu de Service

Site Information

System Information

HW/SW

HW/SW Detail

HW/SW Peripherals

HW/SW Software

HW/SW Option Install

Network I/F

Configuration
Host Name = Computer Name
For further details:

See DICOM installation
manual

Diagnostics

HDD

DICOM

Command Line

Stationing Application

Date et Heure
Caution: Never change the system date or time to differ from 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.
To change the time only:

Select [General Settings] from the system settings.
In the "Time" field of the General Setting screen, change the setting of hour/minute/second.
To change the system date & time:

Enter stopz.js from the Service Menu -> Command Line.
Select [Start]  [Programs]  [Accessories]  [Windows Explorer] to open the Windows
Explorer window.
Select [My Computer]  [Control Panel]  [Date/Time] to open the Date/Time window .
Change the date and time in this window.
Select [Start]  [Shutdown...]  [Shutdown] to shut down the system.
Start up the system again.

Troubleshooting
Diagnostic Tests
Troubleshooting panel problems
Log Collection Tool
IP Adresse
Troubleshooting with detailed board tests
Troubleshooting the Power Supply
Ventilateurs

Lancement du Test Diagnostic
Cliquer sur le bouton

Lancement du Test Diagnostic
Débrancher
toutes les
sondes et faire
Executer

Troubleshooting du Clavier
When the three rotary encoder switches are pressed simultaneously and held down for 4 seconds,
the system enters the test mode in which the operating panel can be started up individually.
In this test mode, every time a switch (other than the switches on the touch panel,
the power ON switch, the SET and NEXT switches, and the wheel switch) is pressed,
the corresponding LED goes through the following lighting sequence: unlit  green  orange.
refer also to the Maintanance Manual
Log Collection Tool
enter
“Admin”
to write the
logfiles
on other location
or HDD
1. press Menu
2. press Alt – Ctrl – W
3. enter “tsborca” as a password
4. enter empty CDR/DVD+R into DVD/CD-R Drive
5. click “Collect Start”
Detail Board test
• Access the service screen and stop the system software.

• Left-click the Start button, Program, Accessories, and
then Command Prompt. The DOS window opens.
Execute the following batch files.
• To test the TI board : c:\>Zdt\ti_test.bat
• To test the TX board : c:\>Zdt\tx_test.bat
• To test the RX board : c:\>Zdt\rx_test.bat
• To test the RC board : c:\>Zdt\rc_test.bat
• To test the CB board : c:\>Zdt\cb_test.bat
• To test the BE board : c:\>Zdt\be_test.bat
• To test the MC board : c:\>Zdt\mc_test.bat
• To test the IQ board : c:\>Zdt\iqdas_test.bat
• To test the PSH : c:\>Zdt\UIHV790A_test.bat

LAN overview

LAN Properties
LAN3: DV8000 USB Lan

LAN: For connecting to interface 2
outside network
LAN2: Loopback adaptor

Trouble shooting the PSA-S
Test point locations for PSA-S
Test points are provided on the sides of the power supply unit. The voltage between each output test
point and the GND test point can be checked using the tester.
When the module is mounted on the GND
Output name system [rating +/- (5% + total fluctuation)] P2.5A
M3AQ
P2.5A +2.45 to +2.70 V P5AQ
M3AQ -2.95 to -3.25 V P3AQ
P5AQ +4.75 to +5.25 V P14AQ
M14AQ
P3AQ +3.28 to +3.62 V
VTX0
P14AQ +13.4 to +14.8 V
VTX1
M14AQ -13.4 to -14.8 V
VTX0 Confirm that they change according to the
VTX1 AOP setting.

Trouble shooting the PSD-S
PSD-S
The PSD-S module is a multipurpose power supply and therefore is not provided with test points.
Instead, an LED that indicates the operation status is provided for each output. When the operation
is normal, the LED is lit.
The output voltage can be checked using the following method.
Voltage check on connector P102
Voltage test pin Voltage Voltage (V)

reference pin
1, 2, 13, 14 4 3.455%
3, 15 20 3.455%
6, 7, 8 18 5.05%
9, 10, 11 21 12.05%
12 24 -12.05%
Pin assignment of P102
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13

Trouble shooting the PSH-S
PSH
The PSH module is a multipurpose power supply and therefore is not provided with test points. Instead,
a LED that indicates the operation status is provided for each output. When the operation is normal, the
LED is lit.
The output voltage can be checked using the following method.
- + + -

Ventilateurs
•On Trans unit the LED display will show NO.8 if a fan error is
detected. Only if all 4 fans on the PWB rack fail, the NO.8 will be
displayed on the Trans unit. If 1,2 or 3 fans are stopped, there will be
no display.
•On Trans unit the LED display will show NO.7 if PSD have a Fan
failure.
•CPU alarming if inside temp. becomes to high, an error message is
shown.
•No other fans are detected

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Operation Service Functions

Aplio XG Hardware Troubleshooting

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Line Voltage 220V to 240V ± 10% Temperature 10°C to 35°C

Line Frequency 50 Hz/60Hz Relative humidity 35% to 80% (no condensation)

Storage and transport conditions

Temperature -10°C to 50°C

Relative humidity 30% to 85% (no condensation)

Atmospheric pressure 700 hPa to 1060 hPa

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Positionnement dans la Gamme

Différences entre Aplio XG et Aplio/Xario

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Vivid7 Logiq9 HD11（XE)

!Pas de version CRT!

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Comparisons among Aplio XG, Present Aplio and Xario

Item Aplio XG Aplio Xario

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MECH CNN PENCIL CNN CNN UNIT

No Mecha and Pencil CNN for standard configuration.

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Caps Lock est représenté par la LED

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DVD Drive as standard

B/W PRINTER （OPTION）

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IASSISTTM Kit UIIA-791A UIIA-661A UIIA-771A

4D Unit UIMV-790A UIMV-660A Not Available

Xario R002 Aplio XG & Latest Xario

Xario R002 Aplio XG & Latest Xario

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Ecran tactile - TCS

Nouveau Patient – Examen Type

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Bouton Nouveau Patient

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Exam Type* E.g. Abdomen

Imaging Preset Application Preset Probe type

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