Famio 5

No.
2D730-154E
SERVICE MANUAL
FOR
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND SYSTEM
MODEL SSA-510A
(2D730-154E)
 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2004

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without written permission.
2. The contents of this manual are subject to change without prior notice
and without our legal obligation.
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Safety Precautions
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.
2. Meaning of Safety Symbols
Symbol Description
Type-BF applied part
* Type BF when a Type-BF applied part is connected.
All the ultrasound transducers and ECG cables that can be connected to this
system are Type-BF applied parts.
Attention (Refer to the operation manual.)
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3. Safety Precautions
Please observe the following precautions to ensure the safety of service engineers as well as operators
when using this system.
DANGER: Do not use flammable gases such as anesthetics, or flammable liquids such
as ethanol, near this product, because there is danger of explosion.
WARNING: 1. 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.
2. Information concerning the functional earth terminal

( ):
Use of the functional earth terminal as protective earth is not allowed in

Europe. The system should be connected according to local
requirements.
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.
6. Before removing the main unit cover and starting work, be sure to turn
OFF the main switch of the power supply panel on the rear of the system,
disconnect the power cord from the outlet, and allow the system to
discharge for at least 1 minute. If work is performed without discharging
the system, there is a danger of electric shock.
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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 telephones,
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. 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.
3. Move the system forward or backward only. If the system is moved to the left
or right, it may fall, causing injury. In addition, be sure to fix the moving
sections such as the operating panel before moving the system. If such
sections move, they may catch the hands or fingers of the persons moving
the system, possibly causing injury.
4. 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.
5. 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.
6. Do not place any objects on top of the monitor. They may fall, causing
injury.
7. Do not allow fluids such as water to contact the system or peripheral

devices. Electric shock may result.
8. Do not handle the system with wet or moist hands. Electric shock may
result.
9. Be sure to turn OFF the power breaker and disconnect the mains plug from
the outlet before removing the covers of the main unit and performing
internal wiring.
10. Wear protective gloves to ensure safety and prevent infection when
performing unit replacement, board replacement, internal wiring, or cleaning.
11. When discarding any part of this system, follow all applicable local
regulations.
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CAUTION: 12. The backlight of the LCD monitor contains mercury, which is harmful.
Disposal of the LCD should be entrusted to a specialized disposal/recycling
company.
13. The lithium battery (button battery) on the Digital PWB contains harmful
substances. The battery can be removed from the holder on the board.
Disposal of the lithium battery should be entrusted to a specialized
disposal/recycling company.
14. The cable sheaths are made of PVC. PVC contains lead, a chemical known
to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Wash your hands thoroughly after handling the cables.
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CONTENTS
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Safety Precautions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ S-1
1. BASIC SERVICE KNOW-HOW --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-1
1.1 System Outline --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-1
1.2 Tools and Measuring Instruments Required -------------------------------------------------------------1-2
1.3 For Safety-Related Work--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-2
1.4 Special Menus and Passwords------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-2
1.5 PWB/Unit Replacement Procedures -----------------------------------------------------------------------1-4
1.5.1 Data restoration after Digital PWB replacement --------------------------------------------1-4
1.6 Image Data Backup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-5
1.7 All Delete (Resetting to Factory Settings)-----------------------------------------------------------------1-7
1.8 Video/Printer Output Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------1-7
1.9 Service Menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-9
1.10 Self Diagnosis ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-10
1.10.1 Outline ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-10
1.10.2 Precautions related to the overall test system -------------------------------------------- 1-11
1.10.3 Operation of the test system------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-12
1.10.4 Flowchart when ALL CHECK mode Is selected ------------------------------------------ 1-14
1.10.5 Check items and test procedure-------------------------------------------------------------- 1-15
1.10.6 Command entry during testing ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1-17
1.10.7 Error code table----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-18
1.10.8 Troubleshooting the CPU system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-19
1.10.9 Troubleshooting the DSC system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-27
1.10.10 Troubleshooting the T&R system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-35
1.10.11 Troubleshooting the PANEL ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-36
1.10.12 MAINTENANCE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-36
1.11 Display and Confirmation of Version Information ----------------------------------------------------- 1-40
1.12 Changing the Date/Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-40
1.13 Data in the Filing Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-41
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1.14 Software--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-42
1.15 Filing Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-45
1.15.1 Network Configuration menu ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-45
1.15.2 Signal assignment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-47
2. TROUBLESHOOTING -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-1
2.1 System Functions-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-1
2.2 System Block Diagram ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-2
2.3 Troubleshooting Related to Power Supply ---------------------------------------------------------------2-3
3. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-1
3.1 T&R Unit ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-1
3.2 DIGITAL PWB ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-3
3.2.1 DSC-IO -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-4
3.2.2 DSC-FM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-5
3.2.3 CPU----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-7
3.2.4 PANEL-IF and STC gain control----------------------------------------------------------------3-7
3.2.5 RPG/TR CONT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-9
3.2.6 DIP switch settings------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-10
3.2.7 CPU initialization --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-14
3.2.8 RS-232C-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-15
3.3 IM PWB --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-17
3.4 Power Supply Unit -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-19
3.4.1 Block diagram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-19
3.4.2 Power supplies generated by the power supply unit and PWBs---------------------- 3-20
3.5 Connector Layout --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-21
4. SYSTEM DISASSEMBLY AND PART REPLACEMENT ------------------------------------------------------4-1
4.1 Removing the Monitor Back Cover -------------------------------------------------------------------------4-1
4.2 Removing the Monitor Filter ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------4-2
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4.3 Removing the Monitor Main Unit ----------------------------------------------------------------------------4-3
4.4 Removing the Operating Panel Main Unit ----------------------------------------------------------------4-6
4.5 Removing the Support Column Rear Cover--------------------------------------------------------------4-7
4.6 How to Remove the Screw Cap -----------------------------------------------------------------------------4-9
4.7 How to Remount the Screw Cap -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-10
4.8 Removing the Isolation Transformer --------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-11
4.9 Removing the I/O ASSY and Shield Plate -------------------------------------------------------------- 4-13
4.9.1 Removal -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-13
4.9.2 Mounting the I/O ASSY ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-14
4.10 Removing the T&R ASSY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-15
4.10.1 Removal -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-15
4.10.2 Installing the T&R ASSY------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-17
4.11 Removing the Digital PWB --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-19
4.12 Removing the Power Supply Unit------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-20
4.13 Removing the Transducer Cable Hanger --------------------------------------------------------------- 4-20
4.14 Removing the Transducer Cable Hanger Mounting Bracket --------------------------------------- 4-21
4.15 Removing the Power Switch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-22
4.16 Removing the Transducer Holder------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-23
4.17 Removing the Support Column Front Cover ----------------------------------------------------------- 4-24
4.18 Removing the I/O ASSY Fans ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-25
4.19 Disassembling the Operating Panel---------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-28
4.19.1 Palm switch ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-28
4.19.2 Removing the PWBs in the operating panel and the main unit connecting
cable------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-29
4.20 Disassembling the Monitor --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-32
4.20.1 Preparation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-32
4.20.2 Removing the LCD-UPCONV. PWB--------------------------------------------------------- 4-32
4.20.3 Removing the LCD-HV PWB ------------------------------------------------------------------ 4-33
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4.20.4 Removing the LCD-BACKLIGHT ------------------------------------------------------------- 4-33
4.20.5 Installing the LCD shield plate ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4-34
4.21 LCD Monitor Adjustment Tool ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-35
4.22 Replacing the Casters --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4-40
5. PRESETS -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-1
5.1 B/M Page ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-1
5.2 MEASURE Page ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-3
5.3 SERVICE Page--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5-6
6. ERROR MESSAGE -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6-1
6.1 HOST CPU -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6-1
6.2 Filing Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6-2
7. DIFFERENCES FROM JustVision (SSA-320A, SSA-325A) --------------------------------------------------7-1
8. DISPOSAL ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8-1
8.1 Disassembly into Units ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8-1
8.2 Disposal and Recycling ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8-3
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1. BASIC SERVICE KNOW-HOW
1.1 System Outline
This manual describes the procedures for servicing of the diagnostic ultrasound system Famio 5
(model name SSA-510A).
<Name of each part>
TFT LCD monitor
Transducer cable hanger

Operating panel
Transducer connector
Gel holder
Transducer holder
Rear panel
Power switch
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<PAINT part numbers>
Part name Part No.

Spray (white) APZ001-13
Spray (blue) BSM31-5674
1.2 Tools and Measuring Instruments Required
For unit replacement
(1) Phillips screwdrivers (large and small)
(2) Hex wrenches (M3, M4)
1.3 For Safety-Related Work
Number of service staff required for servicing : Minimum 1 person
Major heavy parts : Isolation transformer (approx. 10 kg)
The procedures for replacing these heavy parts are described later in this manual.
1.4 Special Menus and Passwords
(1) Service menu
(a) Press MENU

to display the SETTING menu.
(b) Move the cursor to SERVIC and press . The switch is highlighted.
SET
(c) Press . Confirm that the key color changes to amber and then press < .
,
The Service menu is displayed.
(2) Registration Service menu
(a) Press PRESET and then select Exam.
(b) Press MENU

PRESET
(c) Move the cursor to and press . The PRESET menu is displayed.
MENU SET
(d) In the PRESET menu, move the cursor to [CONDITION SET] and press . The
SET
Preset menu is displayed.
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(e) Press . Confirm that the key color changes to amber and then press < .
,
The Registration Service menu is displayed.
(3) Image Process menu
(a) Press MENU

REGIS
(b) Move the cursor to and press . The REGISTRATION menu is
TRATION SET
displayed.
IMAGE
(c) In the REGISTRATION menu, move the cursor to and press . The
PROCESS SET
switch is highlighted.
(d) Press . Confirm that the key color changes to amber and then press < .
,
(e) Select the anatomical region in the menu and press . The Image Process
SET
screen is displayed.
(f) After changing the settings, select PRESET and then press .
SET
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1.5 PWB/Unit Replacement Procedures
<<PWB/unit layout>>
AC/DC unit T/R PWB Digital PWB
Isolation transformer unit
1.5.1 Data restoration after Digital PWB replacement
(1) If the measurement data and user preset data need to be restored after the Digital PWB is
replaced, remove the memory card from the replaced Digital PWB and install it in the new
Digital PWB.
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1.6 Image Data Backup
Press + BBACKUP
to display the backup setting screen shown below.
BACKUP
ID <ABCD1234>
DATE <08m04.04>
BACKUP TO
*CD-R NETWORK
SEARCH
(a) Backup by directly entering the desired ID and date of recording
Enter the desired patient ID and date of recording. Move the cursor to CD-R or NETWORK
for BACKUP TO and press . An asterisk (*) is displayed for the selected destination.
Then, move the cursor to SEARCH and press . The backup screen for the specified
ID and date is displayed.
To back up all of the recorded images for the specified ID and date, move the cursor to ALL
and press .
To play back the recorded images and select the image to be backed up, move the cursor to
SELECT and press .
BACKUP TO CD-R
ID ABCD1234
DATE 2004-08-04
BACKUP 10 IMAGE
> ALL
SELECT
* Screen displayed when CD-R is selected as the backup destination
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When CD-R is specified as the backup destination, the number of disks required is displayed.
Move the cursor to YES and press to start backup.
BACKUP TO CD-R
PLEASE PREPARE 1 DISKS
START BACKUP
> YES
NO
SHIFT+C: CANCEL
<Structure of the backup destination folder>
• When the data has been backed up on a CD-R (when the contents of the CD-R are viewed on
another PC)
*: /IMAGE/patient ID/YYYYMMDD/HHMMSS.jpg
• When the data has been backed up on an external PC over a network
C: /SFOLDER/IMAGE/patient ID/YYYYMMDD/HHMMSS.jpg
(Example: When the data has been backed up on an external PC over a network)
C:/SFOLDER
IMAGE
12345
20040930
091515.jpg
092035.jpg
092240.jpg
20041007
AAAA
EMERGENCY
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1.7 All Delete (Resetting to Factory Settings)
The preset data can be reset to the factory settings using the DIP switch.
For details, refer to subsections 3.3.2.6 "DIP switch setting" and 3.3.2.7 "CPU initialization".
CAUTION: When the CPU is initialized, RS-232C is set to connect the filing unit.
Image data stored in the filing unit can be deleted manually using the basic image deletion
operation ( + DDELETE
). The image to be deleted can be searched for using the patient ID or
date of recording as the search key. To delete all images for the specified ID and date, select
"ALL".
CAUTION: Do not turn the power OFF during the image deletion process (while the progress
percentage is displayed). The stored data may be lost.
Be careful not to delete important user data by mistake.
1.8 Video/Printer Output Specifications
PAL NTSC
Frame rate 625 line/frame 525 line/frame
25 Hz 29.97 Hz
Vertical 312.5 line/field 262.5 line/field
20.0 ms/field 16.68 ms/field
(50 Hz) (59.94 Hz)
Horizontal 944 pix/H 780 pix/H
14.5 MHz 12 MHz
64.000 µs/H 63.55 µs/H
(15.625 kHz) (15.73 kHz)
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• Video timing (NTSC)
Horizontal direction 1 pix = 82.7545 ns Th = 52.963 µs (640 pix)
0.083 µs (1 p) 52.909 µs (640 p) 0.083 µs (1 p)
63.56 µs (768p)
1.99 µs
(24 p) 4.97 µs 3.48 µs
(60 p) (42 p)
Vertical direction
VF' 240 H VB'
262.5 H
3H 14 H
3H
VF' = Even: 1 H VB' = Even: 1.5 H
Odd : 0.5H Odd : 2 H
• Video timing (PAL)
Horizontal direction 1 pix = 68.97 ns Th = 44.141 µs (640 pix)
3.931 µs (57 p) 44.141 µs (640 p) 3.931 µs (57 p)
64 µs (928 p)
1.655 µs
(24 p) 5.655 µs
4.690 µs
(82 p)
(68 p)
Vertical direction
24 H 240 H 23.5 H
312.5 H
2.5 H
2.5 H 20 H
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1.9 Service Menu
(1) How to display the service menu
(a) Press MENU

to display the [SETTING] menu.
(b) Select SERVIC from the [SETTING] menu and then press .
SET
(c) With SERVIC set to ON (highlighted), press while holding down < .
,
The [SERVICE] menu is displayed.
B/M SETTING SERVICE
PATIENT PRESET TEST

ID MENU PATCH
HIGH REGIS
DENSITY TRATION RETURN
HIGH TIME
FRAME COR
DIR IMAGE
SHFT
SPEED A
POWER
TIME C
MARK PALET
NEEDLE SERVIC
MEASURE
APPL B/M
SETING APPL
(2) The function of service menu
Menu Function
TEST Intended to identify the defective section in the system.
PATCH Intended to perform the following.
• Reading/writing the data in EEPROM
• Checking the coordinates of the displayed image
• Forcibly changing the data at the specified address at the start of
hardware control
• Forcibly changing the data at the specified address immediately
after hardware control is completed
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1.10 Self Diagnosis
1.10.1 Outline
The test system is used to identify defective sections of the system. The following sections can
be checked for defects.
(1) CPU section : DIGITAL PWB
(2) DSC section : DIGITAL PWB
(3) T&R section : PBCNN1 PWB

PULSER PWB
RECEIVER PWB
(4) PANEL
(5) MAINTENANCE
Test results are displayed as error codes or patterns that provide information for
determining whether each section is defective.
Testing is mainly performed for the CPU, DSC, T&R, and PANEL.
The main systems for imaging can be checked, although not all units are covered. The
identification of defective sections is simplified during troubleshooting, reducing work time.
For maintenance service work, it is possible to detect loss of performance due to defects in
the ultrasound transmission/reception system that are difficult to detect in routine
examinations or abnormalities related to addresses.
The number of cycles of testing can also be specified to allow problems that occur rarely
due to memory errors to be detected.
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1.10.2 Precautions related to the overall test system
(1) When performing testing, connect the specified transducer (PVG-366M).
(2) Do not connect/disconnect the transducer during testing to prevent malfunction.
(3) Transient phenomena are displayed during testing. This is not abnormal.
(4) The time, ID area, and hospital name are not cleared. The indication of the contents of the
ID is cleared.
(5) Most switches are disabled during testing. However, operating the image quality
adjustment (IP) switch may cause the system to malfunction.
(6) When the ENTER key is pressed during CPU graphic check, the upper right part of the
image may drop out. This is not abnormal.
Dropout
(7) Either of the two lines for time indication may not be displayed at the end of the CPU
graphic check. This is not abnormal.
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1.10.3 Operation of the test system
(1) Prepare the tools and equipment required for the test and gather the relevant manuals.
(2) Connect the specified transducer (PVG-366M).
(3) Turn ON the power of the system.
(4) Set DEPTH to 10 cm and gain to maximum.
(5) Display the SERVICE menu (refer to subsection 5.1 "Displaying the SERVICE Menu").
(6) Select "TEST". The following screen is displayed.
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* TEST SYSTEM *
* CAUTION *
MAKE SURE THAT PROBE BELOW IS USED :
PROBE --- STANDARD PROBE
IF THE SETTING ABOVE IS NOT CORRECT,

PRESS THE TEST SW OR NEW PATIENT TO QUIT TEST MODE,
AND THEN ADJUST THE SETTING.
* START CHECK --> PRESS [ENTER] *
(7) When the ENTER key is pressed, the test system menu (various test selection screen) is
displayed.
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TEST SYSTEM
< MENU >
SELECT 0 - 9 & PRESS [ENTER]
0 ALL CHECK
1 CPU TEST
X RPG TEST
3 DSC TEST
4 T/R TEST
X FFT TEST
X CFM TEST
7 PANEL TEST
8 MAINTENANCE
9 END
X = CANNOT EXECUTE
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No. Item Description

0 ALL CHECK Performs the CPU test, DSC test, T&R test, and PANEL test
sequentially.
For the test flow, refer to subsection 9.4 "Flowchart When ALL CHECK
Mode Is Selected".
1 CPU TEST Test of the CPU section
Refer to subsection 1.10.8 "Troubleshooting the CPU System".
3 DSC TEST Test of the DSC section
Refer to subsection 1.10.9 "Troubleshooting the DSC System".
4 T/R TEST Test of the T&R section
Refer to subsection 1.10.10 "Troubleshooting the T&R System".
7 PANEL TEST Test of the panel
Refer to subsection 1.10.11 "Troubleshooting the PANEL".
8 MAINTENANCE Displays the screen for inspection of PWB information and system
setup.
Refer to subsection 1.10.12 "MAINTENANCE".
9 END Quits the test system.
(8) Enter the number corresponding to the item to be executed and press the ENTER key.
The test is performed.
(9) When the test is completed, error codes and messages are displayed.
(10) Identify the defective PWB by referring to the error code table.
(11) When the test is completed, enter "9" using the keyboard and press the ENTER key to quit
the test menu.
It is also possible to quit the test menu by pressing the NEW PATIENT key or selecting
"TEST" in the menu again.
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1.10.4 Flowchart when ALL CHECK mode Is selected
Start
CPU TEST DSC TEST T/R TEST

1) RAM check 1) B/W FM CPU 1) T&R test
R/W
2) ROM check 2) B/W test pattern

(SYNC)
3) Graphic memory 3) B/W test pattern PANEL TEST

check (ASYNC)
1) PANEL lamp
test
4) RS-232C check 4) B/W LIP test
pattern
5) V-RAM CPU
R/W
End
6) DSC I/O
DIRECT
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1.10.5 Check items and test procedure
Sequence Unit to be
Check item Purpose of test (procedure) Result display
No. checked
1 CPU CPU RAM R/W Checks the program RAM OK: "OK" is displayed.
system CHECK of the CPU for
NG: The abnormal
abnormalities.
addresses in RAM are
* The CPU writes data into displayed.
RAM and reads the data,
* Judge: CPU
which is then compared
against the original data.
2 CPU ROM Checks the program ROM OK: "OK" is displayed.
CHECK of the CPU for
NG: The location of the
abnormalities.
abnormal ROM is
* The data in ROM are displayed.
added and then
* Judge: CPU
compared with the data
which were added and
stored in advance.
3 GRAPHIC Checks the OK: White/black patterns
MEMORY character/graphic display are displayed on the
CHECK memory for abnormalities. entire screen.
* The CPU writes "1"s and NG: Dots and/or linear
"0"s into the entire patterns are displayed.
memory sequentially to
* Judge: Service engineer
display white/black
patterns on the entire
screen.
4 RS-232C (ch1) Checks OK: "NORMAL END" is
CHECK transmission/reception of displayed.
data through the RS-232C
* The loop-back NG: Error types are
(option).
CNN is displayed with
required. * Receives transmitted messages.
data as is and compares
* Judge: CPU
it against the original
data.
5 DSC B/W FM Checks B/W FM (frame OK: "OK" is displayed.
CPU R/W memory) 1 and 2 for
NG: The abnormal
abnormalities.
addresses of RAM are
* The CPU writes data into displayed.
FM and reads the data,
* Judge: CPU
6 B/W TEST • Identifies the defective OK: A uniform pattern is
PATTERN section between the DSC displayed.
(SYNC) system and the T&R
NG: A non-uniform pattern
system.
is displayed.
• Checks the sampling * Judge: Service engineer
address.
* Inputs a test pattern
before A/D.
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Sequence Unit to be
Check item Purpose of test (procedure) Result display
No. checked
7 DSC B/W TEST • Identifies the defective OK: A uniform pattern is
PATTERN section between the DSC displayed.
(ASYNC) system and the T&R
NG: A non-uniform pattern
system.
is displayed.
• Checks the transmission * Judge: Service engineer
multi-steps.
8 B/W LIP TEST Checks whether the OK: An interpolated vertical
PATTERN defective section is in a line pattern is
section after (and including) displayed.
or before the output system
NG: A pattern that is not
of the DSC system.
interpolated normally
* Writes a test pattern in is displayed.
frame memory.
9 V-RAM Checks VECTOR RAM for OK: "OK" is displayed.
CPU R/W abnormalities.
NG: The abnormal
* The CPU writes data into addresses of RAM are
RAM and reads the data, displayed.
* Judge: CPU
10 DSC I/O Discriminates the DSC FM OK: A uniform pattern is
DIRECT PWB from other sections. displayed.
* Performs D/A of signals NG: A non-uniform pattern
that have undergone A/D is displayed.
by bypassing FM to
display a test pattern,
which is checked for
abnormalities.
11 T&R T&R TEST1 Identifies the defective OK: A pattern without echo
system section in the T&R system. dropouts is displayed.
NG: A pattern with echo
dropouts is displayed.
12 PANEL Checks the panel for OK: All panel lamps light.
abnormalities.
NG: Some panel lamps do
not light.
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1.10.6 Command entry during testing
Purpose Operating procedure

Execute ALL mode. Select "ALL TEST" or "ALL CHECK" in the menu.
Freeze images. Each time the "P" key is pressed, the image is frozen/unfrozen.
Change the number of (1) Select "CHECK CONT SET" in each test menu. The following screen
times testing should be is displayed.
performed.
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CHECK COUNT
< SET >
ENTER CHECK COUNT ( 0 - 999 ) & PRESS [ENTER]

( 0 = ENDLESS CHECK )
(2) Enter the number of times testing should be performed and press the
ENTER key. The entered value is displayed in the CHECK COUNT
field of the original menu.
Terminate testing if the Press the DEL key.
number of times testing
is performed is infinite.
Correct incorrect entries Press the DEL key and then enter the correct numeric value.
during data entry.
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1.10.7 Error code table
Error code Applicable PWB Description

CPU 00 CPU Graphic memory is abnormal.
DSC 01 DSC-I/O Sampling address is abnormal.
DSC-FM
DSC 02 RPG Raster address or transmission multi-steps
are abnormal.
DSC-I/O
DSC-FM
DSC 03 DSC-I/O LIP is abnormal or a section from the output
of frame memory (including LIP) to the D/A
converter is abnormal.
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1.10.8 Troubleshooting the CPU system
(1) Preparation
The loop-back connector is required to check the RS-232C.
(2) Troubleshooting flowchart
The flow of the CPU test is shown below. When operating the test system, refer to this
flowchart to identify the point where you are located.
<CPU TEST>
START
Selection of
the test mode
3:GRAPHIC
MEMORY 4:RS-232C (CH-1) 7:CHECK
0:ALL CHECK 1:RAM CHECK 2:ROM CHECK CHECK CHECK COUNT SET 8:END
Check of
Check of the character/graphics Operational Specification of the Quits the CPU test
R/W check R/W check ROM display memory check of number of times and returns to the
of RAM of RAM (Plane 1: for testing should be
checksum RS-232C IF 1H performed main menu.
character display)
Check of
Check of the RETURN RETURN character/graphics RETURN RETURN
ROM display memory
(Plane 2: for mark
checksum display)
Check of
Check of character/ character/graphics
graphics display display memory
(Plane 3: for
memory measurement mark)
Check of
RETURN character/graphics
display memory
(Plane 4: for
auto-data display)
Check of
character/graphics
display memory
(Plane 5: for menu
data display)
Check of
character/graphics
display memory
(Plane 6: for menu
area)
RETURN
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(3) CPU test menu
When "1 CPU TEST" is selected in the test system menu, the following screen is displayed.
Enter the number corresponding to the item to be executed and press the ENTER key.
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CPU TEST
( MENU ) CHECK COUNT = 001
0 ALL CHECK
1 RAM CHECK
2 ROM CHECK
3 GRAPHIC MEMORY CHECK
4 -
RS 232C -
( CH 1 ) CHECK
X -
RS 232C -
( CH 2 ) CHECK
X CENTRONICS CHECK
7 CHECK COUNT SET
8 END
X = CANNOT EXECUTE

0 ALL CHECK Executes tests 1 to 4 below sequentially.
1 RAM CHECK Operational check of the CPU program ROM
2 ROM CHECK Operational check of ROM
3 GRAPHIC MEMORY Operational check of graphic memory
CHECK
4 RS-232C (CH-1) Operational check of the RS-232C-IF
CHECK
7 CHECK COUNT SET Sets the number of times testing should be
performed.
8 END Returns to the main menu.
CAUTION: The loop-back connector is required to perform "RS-232C (CH-1)

CHECK". If the loop-back connector is not connected, a "NO
ANSWER BACK" error occurs.
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No. 1 RAM CHECK
(a) When the test is completed, the result is displayed for each RAM sequentially.
(b) When RAM is normal, the result is displayed as follows.
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CPU RAM CHECK
*** ***
*
SRAM1 SRAM2 OK
SRAM3 SRAM4 OK
END
NEXT CHECK -- > PRESS [ENTER] PREVIOUS MENU -- > PRESS [BS]
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen changes to the next check (CPU ROM
CHECK).
When the BS key is pressed, the screen returns to the CPU test menu.
(c) If the test result indicates an abnormality, the abnormal address and results of
comparison are displayed.
Bits with "1" set are abnormal bits of RAM.
Enter "F" to proceed to the next address.
Enter "C" to quit the RAM check currently being executed and check the next RAM.
When all RAM checks are completed, the screen shown above is displayed.
Operation at the time of completion for all addresses is the same as for (b) above.
If the test result indicates a defect, replace the DIGITAL PWB.
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No. 2 ROM CHECK
(a) When the test is completed, the result is displayed for each ROM sequentially.
(b) When ROM is normal, the result is displayed as follows.
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CPU ROM CHECK
*** ***
* ( X08 )
IC4F 2860 OK
IC4H ( X10 ) 6B00 OK
IC4K ( X18 ) 697D OK
IC3F ( X40 ) B8E5 OK
IC3H ( X48 ) 44B2 OK
IC3K ( X50 ) 006F OK
IC3M ( X58 ) 48C4 OK
END
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (GRAPHIC
MEMORY CHECK).
(c) If the test result indicates an abnormality, the location of the abnormal ROM is
displayed.
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*** CPU ROM CHECK ***

*
IC4F ( X08 ) 2860 OK
IC4H ( X10 ) 6B00 OK
IC4K ( X18 ) 697D OK
IC3F ( X40 ) B8E5 OK
IC3H ( X48 ) 44B2 OK
IC3K ( X50 ) 006F OK
IC3M ( X58 ) 48C4 OK
END
Operation when all ROM checks are completed is the same as for (b) above.
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No. 3 GRAPHIC MEMORY CHECK
(a) When the test is selected, the following screen is displayed. The test starts when the
ENTER key is pressed.
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GRAPHIC MEMORY CHECK
*** ***
CAUTION
* *
CHECK SEQUENCE ( EXECUTE -- > PRESS [ F ] )
1 = GRAPHIC MEMORY 1 ALL 1


IF NG ERR = CPU00 ( GRAPHIC MEMORY ERR )
START CHECK -- > PRESS [ENTER]
(b) When operation is normal, the screen appears white. When the "F" key is pressed,
the screen appears black.
* In step "11", the screen appears gray.
When the "F" key is pressed again, the screen proceeds to the next graphic memory
check.
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (RS-232C
(CH1)).
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(c) If the test result indicates an abnormality, the screen does not appear "white" or
"black".
Operation when all graphic memory checks are completed is the same as for (b)
above.
NOTE: Locations of graphic memory

• Graphic memory 1: GM1 • Graphic memory 4: GM4
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No. 4 RS-232C (CH1) CHECK
(a) When the test result is normal, the following screen is displayed.
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*** -
RS 232C ( CH1 ) CHECK
***
-
IF RS 232C I/F IS NOT CONNECTED.
THE TEST WILL BE FINISHED AFTER ABOUT 60 SECONDS.
NORMAL END
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check.
(b) If the test result indicates an error, the following error messages are displayed.
Error message Description

1 FRAMING ERROR The format of the single character received is not
correct.
2 OVERRUN ERROR Before the single character that was received
was processed, the next character was received.
3 PARITY ERROR A parity error occurred for the single character
received.
4 TIME OUT ERROR Transmission was not possible within 1 minute
after ready status.
5 NO ANSWER BACK Text could not be received.
6 COMPARE ERROR Transmitted text did not match the received text.
Operation after an error message is displayed is the same as for (a) above.
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(4) Supplementary information
A correct checksum value must have been registered in order to perform the CPU ROM
check (registered at the time of shipment from the factory). The following three registration
methods are available.
(a) Setting by MAINTENANCE checksum registration
Refer to subsection 9.12 "MAINTENANCE".
(b) Setting by DIP switch
When setting is performed using the DIP switch, the preset data is also initialized.
Record the preset data before operating the DIP switch and restore the data after
DIP switch setting is completed.
<1> Set bit 3 of the DIP switch on the CPU PWB to ON.
<2> Turn ON the power of the system.
<3> When the message "INITIALIZE PRESET DATA ARE YOU SURE?" is
displayed, press the "Y" key.
<4> After the initial screen for B-mode images is displayed, set bit 3 of the DIP
switch to OFF.
(c) Setting by SYSTEM setup
When setting is performed using SYSTEM setup, the preset data is also initialized.
Record the preset data before SYSTEM setup and restore the data after SYSTEM
setup is completed.
<1> Select "3 SYSTEM SETUP" in the MAINTENANCE menu.
<2> Change the setting of "DIP SW No. 3" to ON.
<3> Restart the system.
<4> When the confirmation message is displayed, press the "Y" key.
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1.10.9 Troubleshooting the DSC system
(1) Preparation
None
(2) Troubleshooting flowchart
The flow of the DSC test is shown below. When operating the test system, refer to this
flowchart to identify the point where you are located.
<DSC TEST>
START
Selection of
test mode
0:ALL CHECK 1:B/W FM 2:B/W TEST 4:B/W 10:VECTOR RAM 11:DSC I/O 13:END
CPU R/W PATTERN LIP TEST CPU R/W DIRECT
(SYNC) PATTERN
Check of the rate Check of the Check of Quits the DSC

R/W check of R/W check of synchronous test R/W check of test and returns
B/W LIP test DSC-I/O
B/W FM1 to 2 B/W FM1 pattern from the V-RAM to the main
DSC-I/O pattern DIRECT menu.
Check of the test RETURN RETURN RETURN RETURN

R/W check of
patten from the B/W FM2 3:B/W TEST
B/W DSC-I/O PATTERN (ASYNC)
Check of the rate
asynchronous test
Check of the test RETURN pattern from the
pattern of the DSC-I/O
B/W LIP G.A.
RETURN
R/W check of
V-RAM
Check of the
DSC-I/O
DIRECT
RETURN
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(3) DSC test menu
When "2 DSC TEST" is selected in the test system menu, the following screen is displayed.
Enter the number corresponding to the item to be executed and press the ENTER key.
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DSC TEST
< MENU > CHECK COUNT = 001
0 ALL CHECK X CAL TEST PATTERN( THETA )

1 B/W FM CPU R/W X COLOR RIP TEST PATTERN
X B/W TEST PATTERN( SYNC ) X COLOR LIP TEST PATTERN
3 B/W TEST PATTERN( ASYNC ) 10 VECTOR RAM CPU R/W
4 B/W LIP TEST PATTERN 11 DSC I/O DIREC
X COLOR FM CPU R/W 12 CHECK COUNT SET
X CAL TEST PATTERN( R ) 13 END
X = CANNOT EXECUTE

0 ALL CHECK Performs tests 1 to 11 below sequentially.
1 B/W FM CPU R/W R/W check of B/W FM1 to 2
2 B/W TEST PATTERN Sampling address check using the rate synchronous
(SYNC) test pattern
3 B/W TEST PATTERN Check of sampling address and transmission multi-
(ASYNC) stages using the rate asynchronous pattern
4 B/W LIP TEST Identifies the defective section as being located
PATTERN before or after the B/W DSC system.
10 VECTOR RAM CPU R/W check of VECTOR RAM
R/W
11 DSC I/O DIRECT Independent check of the DSC I/O
12 CHECK COUNT SET Sets the number of times testing should be
performed.
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No. 1 B/W FM CPU R/W
(a) When the test is completed, the result is displayed for each RAM sequentially (in the
order FM1, FM2).
(b) When the result is normal, the following screen is displayed.
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B/W FM1 RAM CHECK
*****
OK *****
END
B/W FM2 RAM CHECK
*****
OK *****
END
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (B/W TEST
PATTERN (SYNC)).
When the BS key is pressed, the screen returns to the DSC test menu.
(c) If the test result indicates an abnormality, the abnormal address and the results of
Operation at the time of completion of all addresses is the same as for (b) above.
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No. 2 B/W TEST PATTERN (SYNC)
(a) When the test result is normal, the following screen is displayed.
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (B/W TEST
PATTERN (ASYNC)).
(c) If nothing is displayed as a test result, the DSC-FM and DSC-IO are defective. If
abnormal images are displayed, execute the B/W TEST PATTERN (ASYNC) test. If
abnormal images are also displayed in this test, the DSC-FM and DSC-IO are
defective.
* When both this test and the B/W TEST PATTERN (ASYNC) test are executed
normally, there are no abnormalities in the DSC system. Signals from the
RECEIVER are not transmitted.
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No. 3 B/W TEST PATTERN (ASYNC)
(a) When the result is normal, the following screen is displayed.
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (B/W LIP
TEST PATTERN).
(b) If there are any abnormalities in the transmission multi-stages as a result of the test,
the image is not separated into the number of stages specified. The RPG and DSC-
I/O are defective.
If nothing is displayed, the DSC-FM and DSC-IO are defective.
* When both this test and the B/W TEST PATTERN (SYNC) test are executed
normally, there are no abnormalities in the DSC system. Signals from the
RECEIVER are not transmitted.
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No. 4 B/W LIP TEST PATTERN
(a) When the test result is normal, the following screen is displayed. This screen
indicates that the systems subsequent to (and including) the frame memory are
normal.
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (VECTOR
RAM CPU R/W).
(b) If the test result indicates that interpolation is not performed normally, there is an
abnormality in the LIP. If no patterns are displayed or gradations are abnormal, there
is a defect in the system from frame memory output (including the LIP) to the D/A
converter.
* When this test is normal and no patterns are displayed in the B/W TEST
PATTERN (SYNC) test and B/W TEST PATTERN (ASYNC) test, there is an
abnormality in the system from the AD input to the frame memory.
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No. 10 VECTOR RAM CPU R/W
(a) When the test is completed, the result is displayed for each RAM sequentially.
(b) When RAM is normal, the result is displayed as follows.
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VECTOR RAM R/W CHECK
*****
VE - RAM1 VE - RAM2 OK *****
END
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen changes to the next check (DSC I/O
DIRECT).
(c) If the test result indicates an abnormality, the abnormal address and the results of
Operation at the time of completion for all addresses is the same as for (b) above.
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No. 11 DSC I/O DIRECT
(a) When the test result is normal, the following screen is displayed. This screen
indicates that the DSC I/O is normal.
(b) If the test result indicates an abnormal pattern, the DSC I/O is defective.
* When this test is normal and there is an abnormality in the B/W TEST PATTERN
(SYNC) test and B/W TEST PATTERN (ASYNC) test, the DSC FM is defective.
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1.10.10 Troubleshooting the T&R system
(1) Preparation
None
(2) T/R test menu
(a) Select "4 T/R TEST" in the test system menu.
(b) When "1 T/R TEST1" is selected, the test is executed.
(c) When the test is completed, the following test pattern is displayed. This pattern
indicates initial echoes transmitted/received for each raster one channel at a time.
The rightmost is ch1 and the leftmost is ch90.
The test result is normal when there are no dropouts in the test pattern.
ch90 ch1
When the ENTER key is pressed, the screen proceeds to the next check (PANEL
TEST).
When the BS key is pressed, the screen returns to the T&R test menu.
(d) If there are dropouts in the echo as a result of the test, analysis is performed
according to the pattern of dropouts. If the T&R is determined to be defective as a
result of the test, replace the DIGITAL PWB.
• Dropouts occur every 12 ch..............RECEIVER PWB (MTX-SW, R-DL)
• Dropouts occur every 24 ch..............PULSER PWB (PULSER, PRE-AMP)

RECEIVER PWB
(MTX-SW input section)
• Dropouts occur at random ................PULSER PWB (HV-SW)
• Nothing is displayed .........................RECEIVER PWB (R-DL output section or

downstream sections)
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1.10.11 Troubleshooting the PANEL
(1) Preparation
None
(2) PANEL test menu
(a) Select "7 PANEL TEST" in the test system menu.
(b) The PANEL is normal when all panel lamps light and go out.
If some lamps do not light, they are defective. If the PANEL is found to be defective
as a result of the test, replace the PANEL.
1.10.12 MAINTENANCE
This menu is not directly related to testing, but is provided to assist in testing. When "8
MAINTENANCE" is selected in the test system menu, the following screen is displayed. Enter
the number corresponding to the item to be executed and press the ENTER key. The test is
performed.
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MAINTENANCE
< MENU >
1 CHECK SUM
2 PWB INFORMATION
3 SYSTEM SETUP
4 END

1 CHECK SUM Registers the checksum value of the CPU ROM.
If this checksum value is not registered, an error occurs
during CPU ROM CHECK.
2 PWB INFORMATION Check of the revision and connection status of each PWB
The revision of each PWB is set to "1" at the time of initial
shipment.
3 SYSTEM SETUP Performs DIP switch initialization setting in software.
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No. 1 CHECK SUM
(a) When this item is selected, the checksum is registered automatically. It takes
approximately 1 minute to complete this test.
(b) When registration is completed, the screen returns to the main menu.
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No. 2 PWB INFORMATION
(a) When this item is selected, the following screen is displayed.
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MAINTENANCE
< PWB INFORMATION
> DIGITAL : 0 2
RECIVER : - 1
PULSER : - 1
< PWB I/F CHECK

> :
IMAGE MEMORY CONNECTED
-
RS 232C : CONNECTED
I/O PANEL : CONNECTED
T/R : CONNECTED
< VIDEO SIGNAL CHECK

>
PAL
< RTC CHECK

>
BATTERY OK
PREVIOUS MENU -- > PRESS [BS]
• PWB revision information
The revisions of DIGITAL, RECEIVER, and PULSER are displayed. The revisions may
be higher than those displayed depending on changes to the hardware and software.
• Check of PWB connection
The connection statuses of IMAGE MEMORY (IM), RS-232C, I/O PANEL, and T/R are
displayed. Items that are connected are displayed as "CONNECTED" and those that
are not connected are displayed as "NOT CONNECTED".
The T/R connection information is indicated as "CONNECTED" when the RECEIVER,

PULSER, and B-HVSW PWBs are all connected.
• VIDEO signal check
The video signal type is displayed.
• Check of the RTC battery for remaining capacity (for the DIGITAL PWB)
Checks the remaining capacity of the battery for displaying the timer and calendar.
When the remaining capacity is satisfactory, OK is displayed. Otherwise "NG" is
displayed, in which case the DIGITAL PWB must be replaced.
(b) When the BS key is pressed, the screen returns to the MAINTENANCE menu.
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No. 3 SYSTEM SETUP
(a) When this item is selected, the following screen is displayed.
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MAINTENANCE
< SYSTEM SETUP >
1 DIP SW 3 : PRESET DATA

2 DIP SW 5 : USER REG. , UF KEY, IP DATA
3 DIP SW 6 : GAMMA CORR, STC, GAIN
4 ALL ON : ALL DATA(PATIENT DATA, APPLI.MEASURE)
5 ALL OFF
6 END
DIP SW 3 : OFF
DIP SW 5 : OFF
DIP SW 6 : OFF
(b) Enter the number of the item to be initialized and press the ENTER key. The item
changes from "OFF" to "ON".
(c) When the power is turned OFF and ON again in this status, a screen for confirming
whether initialization should be performed is displayed.
* The system displays the confirmation message above when the power is next turned
ON only if the power was turned OFF after item initialization. The system operates
normally for subsequent power ON/OFF cycles.
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1.11 Display and Confirmation of Version Information
The software version can be checked using the steps below.
(1) Display the service preset menu (refer to subsection 5.2).
(2) Set "VERSION DISP" to ON.
(3) Turn the power switch OFF/ON.
(4) The software version is displayed on the screen for some time and then the ultrasound image
is displayed.
(5) If it is not necessary to display the version information, set "VERSION DISP" to OFF in step
(2).
1.12 Changing the Date/Time
If the date or time is incorrect, perform adjustment as described below.
1. Press MENU
to display the menu.
TIME
2. Select from the [SETTING] menu. The cursor "_" is displayed in the date and time
COR
display field at the upper right of the screen.
3. Enter the correct date and time from the keyboard and then press or . (Do not
SET
use any keys or buttons other than the numeric keys, , and .)
SET
4. Press MENU
. The menu disappears and the original image display screen is restored.
* The following three date formats are supported. If you wish to change the currently used
date format, refer to the service preset menu.
• DDMMYY: Example 21.09m 2004

• MMDDYY: Example 09m21.2004
• YYMMDD: Example 2004.09m21
5. When modification of the date and time is completed, press .
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1.13 Data in the Filing Unit
Overall folder structure of the filing unit
• The filing unit uses the Linux OS and therefore there is no concept of "drive".
• The filing unit has a single partition and the folder structure described below.
Folder Description
Contains Jpeg database files.
/database
File name: dir.db
Contains the stored jpeg files.
A subfolder is created with the same name as the stored
ID. Subfolders with names representing the dates
(YYYYMMDD) are created under the ID subfolder, and
image files with names representing the times
(HHMMSS.jpg) are created under the Date subfolders.
/jpeg
Example: ID : AAA
Date : November 4, 2004
Time : 1:22:33
If a file with the above conditions is saved, the file name
will be:
/jpeg/AAA/20041104/012233.jpg
This folder is used to decompress the data to be backed
/tmp jpeg IMAGE
up to CD-R.
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1.14 Software
The software for Famio 5 is based on JustVision (SSA-320A/SSA-325A). The new and modified
functions are described below.
(1) Display of MI/TI values
The MI, TIS, TIB, and TIC values are calculated and displayed. P-VOLT in the Preset menu
has been removed.
(2) Modified operating panel and improved operability
• The Position/Expand switch has been changed to a Depth/Zoom switch. When this switch
is pressed and the Zoom LED is lit, image zooming is possible. (In the JustVision, the
Multi encoder was used for image zooming.)
• The gain encoder has been changed to the palm controller.

(Hardware change. The software has not been changed.)
• The Multi encoder is now used to adjust acoustic power, the color pallet, and the angle
position.
• The UF6 key is provided as the Store key. The default setting of the UF6 key is "Print B",
and the default setting for "Print B" is "Filing Unit".
• When the measurement, Body Mark, or Annotation function is started for a zoomed image
and then that function is turned OFF, the zoomed image is restored and zoom control is
possible again using the encoder.
• The filing unit is supported, and as a result the image recording MO unit is no longer
supported.
(3) Safety measures for measurement etc.
• To prevent an unset measurement being set due to unintentional user operation (starting
the Report screen for example), measurement is canceled automatically if another function
is started before the measurement is set.
• The marks indicating the maximum and minimum values are displayed on the Worksheet
screen for OB measurement.
• When Auto Average is preset, the average mark is displayed on the Report screen to
indicate that the averaged values are displayed.
• The edit mark is added to the values edited or manually entered using the Edit function
and the calculation results based on those values, so that the user can distinguish the
edited or manually entered values from the actually measured ones.
• A guide to indicate the number of measurements used to calculate the AFI value is
displayed.
• The date input guide of the preset format is displayed for entry of obstetric date information.
• Data entry can be canceled in this system. In addition, the confirmation message
displayed when [ALL CLEAR] is selected for an OB measurement is displayed for other
application measurements to allow user confirmation before executing [ALL DELETE].
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• When a patient ID is changed in order to prevent mix-up of measurement data or misfiling,

a confirmation message is displayed to allow user confirmation before clearing the
measurement results and OB information. This function is available on the ID registration
screen. ID entry (fixed character function) is disabled while an ultrasound image is
displayed.
(4) Support for the filing unit
The following keys are added.
Main panel or keyboard Function name Description Application

STORE Records an image in the filing Recording
, unit.
STORE
+ Z CAPACITY SELECT Displays the current image Recording

INFO
compression ratio "CAPASEL"
and changes the compression
ratio "CAPASEL value".
+ Z CHARACTER Turns ON/OFF the characters Playback

INFO
displayed superimposed on
* When the filing unit is the playback image when the
in playback mode filing unit is in playback mode.
+ C CLEAR Resets the filing unit to the Recording and

CLEAR
initial status (filing unit idle playback
mode).
+ V VIEW Displays the ID/Date entry Playback

VIEW
screen to allow search and
playback by patient ID or date
of recording.
+ B BACKUP Backs up the images recorded Backup

BACKUP
in the filing unit to the CD-R
unit or to an external personal
computer across a network.
+ X MENU Displays the screen for setting Playback

MENU
the time interval for interval
playback.
+ D DELETE Deletes the specified images Deletion

DELETE
in the filing unit.
+ N RESTORE Restores the specified images Restoration

RESTORE
stored in the CD-R unit to the
filing unit.
+ M NETWORK Used to set the network Transfer across a

NETWORK
conditions to back up images network
to an external PC via Ethernet.
* The network conditions
should be set by service
personnel.
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Main panel or keyboard Function name Description Application

PREV PREV Displays the previous screen Playback
or image page when there are
two or more screen or image
pages. When this switch is
pressed during interval
playback, the previous images
are displayed continuously at
the specified intervals.
NEXT NEXT Displays the next screen or Playback
image page when there are
two or more screen or image
pages. When this switch is
pressed during interval
playback, the next images are
displayed continuously at the
specified intervals.
F1 to F5 REVIEW Sets the filing unit to playback Temporary playback

mode temporarily. Images during recording
that have been recorded can
be checked easily using this
function.
(This function is not available
when no images have been
recorded, such as immediately
after the patient ID has been
changed.)
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1.15 Filing Unit
1.15.1 Network Configuration menu
(a) Pressing [Shift] + [M] displays the password entry screen. Enter the password designated
for displaying the Network Configuration screen. On the Network Configuration screen,
the version and settings of the filing unit can be displayed and changed.
(b) The Network Configuration screen is closed and the ultrasound screen is displayed again
by pressing [Shift] + [C].
FIRMWARE_VERSION_V999K9.9.99.99E999
NETWORK_CONFIGRATION
>IP_ADDRESS : 999.999.999.999
NET_MASK : 999.999.999.999
DEF_GATEWAY : 999.999.999.999
NETWORK_PC : 999.999.999.999
SHARE_NAME : SFOLDER
DOMAIN_NAME :
COMPUTER_NAME :
USER_NAME :
PASSWORD : TOSHIBA
BOOTP : 0 1:ON, 0:OFF
SAVE
DEFAULT&SAVE
(c) Description of the items
• Firmware Version : Version of the filing unit
Format: V999K9.9.99.99E999
V999 : Firmware version
K9.9.99.99 : Kernel version
E999 : Environment
• IP ADDRESS : The IP address of the filing unit can be set and displayed.
• NET MASK : The subnet mask can be set and displayed.
• DEF GATEWAY : The default gateway can be set and displayed.
• NETWORK PC : The IP address of the backup/restoration PC can be set and

displayed.
• SHARE NAME : The shared folder name of the backup/restoration PC can be set
and displayed.
• DOMAIN NAME : The domain name of the backup/restoration PC can be set and
displayed.
• COMPUTER NAME : The computer name of the backup/restoration PC can be set and
displayed.
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• USER NAME : The user name of the account to be used in the

backup/restoration PC can be set and displayed.
• PASSWORD : The password for the account to be used in the

backup/restoration PC can be set and displayed.
• BOOT P : Whether the IP address of the filing unit is obtained or not can be
set and displayed.
0 : IP address is not obtained automatically

1 : IP address is obtained automatically
The Famio 5 does not support lowercase letters; therefore, the password in the PC must
be set using uppercase letters.
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1.15.2 Signal assignment
(1) UIFU-510A
Pin No. Signal name Specifications Remarks

1 +5 V ±5%, 4.0 Amax +5 V power input (0.5 A/connect)
7 P-GND GND for +5-V system
19 RXD ±5 Vmin (3 kΩ load) Input of RS-232C communication
20 S-GND GND for RS-232C communication
21 TXD Output of RS-232C communication
22 S-GND GND for RS-232C communication
23 GND (PAL/NTSC) GND for PAL/NTSC
24 PAL/NTSC TTL PAL/NTSC switching signal
25 GND (LVDS-IN) GND for LVDS-IN
27 RED+IN LVDS Video signal RED input +
28 RED-IN LVDS Video signal RED input -
29 GRN+IN LVDS Video signal GRN input +
30 GRN-IN LVDS Video signal GRN input -
31 BLU+IN LVDS Video signal BLU input +
32 BLU-IN LVDS Video signal BLU input -
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33 CONT+IN LVDS Positive input of VSYNC, HSYNC, DRDY, and
CNTL
34 CONT-IN LVDS Negative input of VSYNC, HSYNC, DRDY, and
CNTL
35 CLK+IN LVDS Positive double frequency of PAL/NTSC clock
36 CLK-IN LVDS Negative double frequency of PAL/NTSC clock
38 GND (LVDS-OUT) GND for LVDS-OUT
39 RED+OUT LVDS Video signal RED output +
40 RED-OUT LVDS Video signal RED output -
41 GRN+OUT LVDS Video signal GRN output +
42 GRN-OUT LVDS Video signal GRN output -
43 BLU+OUT LVDS Video signal BLU output +
44 BLU-OUT LVDS Video signal BLU output -
45 CONT+OUT LVDS Positive output of VSYNC, HSYNC, DRDY, and
CNTL
46 CONT-OUT LVDS Negative output of VSYNC, HSYNC, DRDY, and
CNTL
47 CLK+OUT LVDS Positive double frequency of PAL/NTSC clock
48 CLK-OUT LVDS Negative double frequency of PAL/NTSC clock
51 NC Not used
52 TD+ Signal0+ (1) LAN signal
53 TD- Signal0- (2) LAN signal
54 RD+ Signal1+ (3) LAN signal
55 RD- Signal1- (6) LAN signal
56 NC0+ Signal2+ (4) LAN signal
57 NC0- Signal2- (5) LAN signal
58 NC1+ Signal3+ (7) LAN signal
59 NC1- Signal3- (8) LAN signal
60 Reserve
61 Reserve
62 Reserve
63 Reserve
64 Reserve
65 Reserve
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66 Reserve
67 Reserve
68 Reserve
69 Reserve
70 Reserve
71 Reserve
72 Reserve
73 Reserve
74 Reserve
75 Reserve
76 Reserve
77 Reserve
78 Reserve
79 Reserve
80 Reserve
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(2) UIFU-511A
Pin No. Signal name I/O Pin No. Signal name I/O
1 RESET# OUT 2 LG
3 ATA0_D7 I/O 4 ATA0_D8 I/O
19 LG 20 (KEY_PIN) NC
21 DMARQ IN 22 LG
23 DIOW# OUT 24 LG
25 DIOR# OUT 26 LG
27 IORDY IN 28 CSEL (GND)
29 DMACK# OUT 30 LG
31 INTRQ IN 32 (RESERV) NC
33 DA1 OUT 34 PDIAG# IN
35 DA0 OUT 36 DA2 OUT
37 CS0# OUT 38 CS1# OUT
39 DASP# (LED) 40 LG
41 +5 V 42 +5 V
43 +5 V 44 +5 V
45 LG 46 +5 V
47 LG 48 LG
49 LG 50 LG
* LG: GND
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2. TROUBLESHOOTING
2.1 System Functions
(1) ISO-TRANS unit/power unit
The AC input is supplied to the power supply unit through the ISO-TRANS unit. To the
peripheral units, the power is supplied via the external output (isolation). The power unit
outputs ±5 V, ±12 V, and VH for the analog system and +5 V and +12 V for the digital system.
(2) T&R PWB
(a) PB-CNN : Connects the transducer connector and the PULSER PWB by the PWB.
(b) PULSER : Generates the ultrasound transmission high-voltage pulse and amplifies
the received ultrasound signals by the control data from the RECEIVER
PWB.
(c) RECEIVER : Performs phasing/addition and other signal processing for the received
signals after they are amplified in the PULSER PWB and then outputs
the echo signals to the DIGITAL PWB. This PWB has the MTX-SW, R-
DELAY, ECHO-FILTER, and RECEIVER T/R CONT functions.
(3) DIGITAL PWB
The DIGITAL PWB consists of a single PWB.

This PWB has the DSC-IO, DSC-FM, CPU, PANEL-IF, RPG, and STC functions.
(4) Keyboard
The keyboard is controlled by the CPU. Data transmission/reception is performed by

interrupting the CPU using the key switch control IC, gain, IP, or freeze switch.
The LED is turned ON/OFF according to the status signal from the IO PWB.
A buzzer is generated when an interrupt is transmitted to the CPU.
(5) ECG unit (option)
The output of the ECG amplifier is sent to the DIGITAL PWB by the PPM only in M mode.
The ECG output is added to the echo signals on the DIGITAL PWB and the ECG waveform is
displayed on M mode images.
(6) RS-232C
The system is provided with an RS-232C-IF channel for data transmission/reception with an
external computer.
(7) Transducer selector (option)
After this option is installed, two transducers can be connected to the system (only one
transducer can be connected in the standard configuration).
(8) Image memory (option)
A minimum of 32 frames can be read. Cine loop playback and frame-feed playback are
possible.
(9) Filing unit (option)
This option can record and file image data electronically.
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2.2 System Block Diagram
MONITOR
MONITOR
I/O-ASSY
FOOT SW
BSM31-5669
VCR OUT
PRINTER
RS-232C
VCR IN
ECG
OUT
LAN
BSM31-5670 BSM31-5670
FAN FAN
CN6 CN5 CN4 CN3 CN2 CN1
I/O_CN10
I/O_PCB I/O_PCB
CN10
CN8 CN9
I/O
CN11 CN7 : LABEL
BSM31-5628 BSM31-5662 BSM31-5676

LCD BSM31-5630 DIGITAL FILING CONT
CNN1(FC)
LCD-BACKLIGHT
CN1
BSM31-5664
INVERTER
BSM31-5677
MEMORY-CARD CNN1(FC)
I/O_PCB CN02 FILING CD-R
CN1
CNN1(CDR) BSM31-5677-02
CN01
BSM31-5632
CN6
LCD-HV FILING CABLE
CNN1(CDR)
BSM31-5663
BSM31-5677-01
BSM31-5629 IM
FILING CD-R
LCD-MAIN CN101
TFT
CN101
BSM31-5660
CN5
POWER-SW-ASSY
CN1,2,3 PM30-33703 Gr1
LCD-UNIT PM30-33703 Gr2
T&R-PWB-ASSY
UPCON_CN8 CN3,4,5 CN6,7
BSM31-5668 TRANS
UPCON_CN4
BM31-5648
CN8 DT-CNN CN8,9
#POWER-UNIT
BSM31-5631 CN10 CN11 CN1 GND
LCD-UPCONV.
CN4
CN2 CN3 DTCNN,CN1

DTCNN_CN11
BM31-5646
BM31-5647
BSM31-5633 UPCON_CN3 DTCNN_CN11 PM30-33712 Gr1 #ISO-ASSY

PM30-33713 Gr1
LCD-CABLE
UPCON_CN2 OP-ASSY
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2.3 Troubleshooting Related to Power Supply
The test program installed in the system operates on the premise that the power supply unit,
operating panel, monitor, and software are functioning normally. This subsection describes the
troubleshooting procedures related to the power supply and problems that cannot be checked by
the test program.
(1) Push-type breakers are used for the power unit and the ISO-TRANS unit. These breakers
are set to OFF by pushing the knob.
(2) A short-circuit protection circuit is installed in the output (secondary side) of the power unit. If
this circuit detects an abnormality in the output of the power unit, it turns OFF all of the power
supplies and stops the internal fans.
(3) When troubleshooting is completed, wait for at least 5 minutes before turning the system
power ON again.
<<Troubleshooting flow for the power unit>>
The system power cannot be

turned ON.
No image is displayed.
Use a tester or other suitable instrument for check.
Check whether primary N Ensure that primary power is

power is input. output.
Disconnect the transducer, ECG unit

connection cable, and footswitch from
the system.
Turn the system power ON. Note: If an abnormal smell is noted, stop this troubleshooting
procedure and identify the source of the abnormal smell.
An image is
Rotate the displayed.
monitor brightness VR to Set the brightness VR at the
check whether an image is appropriate position. 1
displayed.
Set the brightness VR to maximum.
Check The LED is lit.

whether the LED on the +5 V is supplied normally.
operating panel is lit. The monitor or Digital PWB is defective. 2
The LED is not lit.
The fans are

Check whether rotating. +12 V is supplied normally.
the fans of the I/O panel The monitor, Digital PWB, or the operating 3
are rotating. panel is defective.
The fans are not rotating
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Check whether
the power of peripheral units
can be turned ON.
The breaker
is not OFF.
The power switch, internal
Check the breaker of
AC cable, or ISO-TRANS
the ISO-TRANS unit.
is defective.
The breaker is OFF.
Turn the system power OFF and then turn

ON the breaker of the ISO-TRANS unit.
If the breaker is OFF, wait for at least 5 minutes

before turning the system power ON again.
Turn the system power OFF and remove
the rear cover and I/O panel.
The breaker is OFF.

Check the breaker
of the power unit.
The breaker is not OFF. Turn the system power OFF and remove
If the breaker is OFF, wait for at least 5 minutes

before turning the system power ON again.
Remove the power unit from the

system.
Check for foreign There is a foreign object.

objects in the power unit connector
on the DT-CNN PWB or in the output
connector on the power
unit.
There is no foreign object. Remove the foreign object.
Reinstall the power unit in the system.
The fans do
Check whether the not rotate.
The DT-CNN PWB or the power unit
internal fans rotate. is defective. 4
The fans rotate.

Note: The power unit is normal.
Turn the system power OFF.
Connect the operating panel connection

cable to the DT-CNN PWB.
Reinstall the power unit in the system.
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Turn the system power ON.
The fans do
Check whether not rotate. The operating panel is defective.
the fans in the power Replace it with one that functions normally
unit rotate. and check system operations.
The fans rotate.
The LED is
Check whether not lit. The operating panel is defective.
the LED on the operating Replace it with one that functions normally
panel is lit. and check system operations.
The LED is lit.
Connect the Digital PWB to the DT-CNN PWB.
The fans do
Check
not rotate. The Digital PWB is defective.
whether the fans in the
Replace it with one that functions normally
power unit rotate.
and check system operations.
The fans rotate.
Connect the monitor connection cable to

the DT-CNN PWB.
The fans do
Check
not rotate. The monitor is defective.
power unit rotate.
The fans rotate.
No ultrasound image
Check is displayed.
whether an ultrasound The monitor is defective.
image is displayed on the Replace it with one that functions normally
monitor. and check system operations.
An ultrasound image
is displayed.
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Connect the T&R ASSY to the DT-CNN PWB.
The fans do
Check The T&R ASSY is defective.
not rotate.
whether the fans in the Replace it with one that functions normally
power unit rotate. and check system operations.
The fans rotate.
Reinstall the I/O panel.

If the filing unit is installed, remove it.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The I/O panel is defective.
power unit rotate.
The fans rotate.
Reinstall the filing unit.

If the CD-R unit is installed, disconnect the
CD-R unit connection cable.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The filing unit is defective.
The fans rotate.
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Connect the CD-R unit to the filing unit.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The CD-R unit is defective.
The fans rotate.

1
Connect a transducer to the transducer

connector on the system.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The transducer is defective.
The fans rotate.
Connect the footswitch to the system.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The footswitch is defective.
The fans rotate.
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Connect the ECG unit to the system.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The ECG unit is defective.
The fans rotate.
Observe system operations for a while.
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Check The fans do not rotate.

I/O panel rotate.
The fans rotate.
Set the system to external video input.
An image is
Rotate the displayed. Replace the Digital PWB and then the
monitor brightness VR to
check whether an image monitor with ones that function normally
is displayed. and check system operations.
Replace the monitor and then the Digital

PWB with ones that function normally
There is a problem
in the +12-V system.
Turn the system power OFF and remove

An image is
Rotate the displayed. The I/O panel (fan) is defective.
monitor brightness VR to
check whether an image Replace it with one that functions normally
is displayed. and check system operations.
Set the brightness VR to maximum.
Turn the system power OFF, disconnect the monitor cable from
the DT-CNN PWB, and reinstall the I/O panel in the system.
The fans do
Check
not rotate. The monitor (or the monitor cable) is defective.
I/O panel rotate.
The fans rotate.
Replace the Digital PWB and then the I/O panel with ones
that function normally and check system operations.
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Turn the system power OFF and then replace

the power unit with one that functions normally.
Check The fans do

not rotate. The DT-CNN PWB is defective.
The fans rotate.
The power unit is defective.

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3. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
3.1 T&R Unit
(1) Outline
This unit is composed of a transmission circuit for emitting ultrasound from the transducer, a
reception circuit for processing the signals received by the transducer, and a control system.
The transmission circuit system contains 24 pulser channels for array phasing. The reception
circuit system contains a reception circuit for B/M mode (ECHO-FILTER, LOG AMP, wave
detector, etc.).
(2) Signal flow in the T&R unit
(a) Transmission circuit system
T&R CONT on the RECEIVER PWB of the T&R unit reads out the transmission delay
data from the raster data sent from the DSC unit. The transmission delay data is
transferred to the T-DELAY gate array IC on the PULSER PWB within the rate blanking
period through the data bus (TDLDB). The T-DELAY gate array IC counts TCK0
(15-MHz and 20-MHz burst waves) generated in the DSC unit, and outputs the trigger
signal for transmission after the time set by the delay data has elapsed. The trigger
signal causes PULSER to start conversion of the received data into high-voltage pulses,
and the piezoelectric elements inside the transducer are excited by the high-voltage
pulses through the high-voltage switch and the PBCNN1 PWB.
(b) Reception circuit system
The signal received from the piezoelectric elements passes through the high-voltage
switch on the PULSER PWB, and is amplified by the PRE AMP. The PRE AMP
performs gain control according to time (depth) using the PRE STC CONT to prevent
downstream circuits from being saturated by the strong echo signals in the near field.
The output signals from the PRE AMP are rearranged so that the focus patterns are
constant using the MTX SWT on the RECEIVER PWB and pairs of two symmetrical
channels with the same amount of delay are added and input to R-DELAY. For
focusing, the delay lines delay the 12-channel echo signals resulting from addition so
that the wavefronts of the signals are brought into phase and then added. At this time,
the odd-stage signals of the DVAF are received during the ODD rate and even-stage
signals are received during the EVEN rate alternately in order to enable dynamic
focusing upon reception for output. This reception delay data is transferred from T&R
CONT to R-DELAY during blanking of DFCK.
The output signal from R-DELAY is sent to RECEIVER for B/M display. In the ECHO
FILTER circuit, the signal sent to RECEIVER adjusts the center frequency of the band-
pass filter in terms of time (depth) to improve the resolution and S/N ratio. DETECTOR
checks the signal and adjusts the gain to output it to the DIGITAL PWB after it has
passed through the LOG AMP. Gain adjustment is performed using the STC signal
generated at the DIGITAL PWB.
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(c) T&R block diagram
PB-CNN PWB PULSER PWB RECEIVER PWB

RECEIVER
96 TRANSDUCER 96 24 24 12 EVIDEO
PRE MTX ECHO LOG DETEC-
CONNECTOR HV-SW R-DELAY
[A] E1 to 96
AMP PECHK SWT FILTER AMP TOR
1 to 24
POUT
1 to 24 PRESTC STC
TRANSDUCER CONT
96 ele 6
T&R
SWD
00 to 50
CONT
PULSER
TRIG
24 1 to 24
T.DELAY 8
G.A. TDL
DB
01 to 71
A/B SELECT
TRDB 00 to 70
TRATE 1
LCK 50
96 TRANSDUCER 96 DFCK 0
CONNECTOR HV-SW
[B] E1 to 96 TCK 0
PWB. B-HVSWT
TRANSDUCER (OPTION)
96 ele
Echo, clock
Data Bus
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3.2 DIGITAL PWB
(1) Outline
This PWB performs Digital Scan Converter (DSC) processing of ultrasound images and
controls the entire system using the host CPU.
(2) Details of each block
ECG
unit
IM
I/F
VCR
D/A
DSC-IO
Receiver sel LCD

I/F LPF A/D sel RGB
VECTOR
RAM sel PRINTER
RPGTR VIDEO
FM VRAM DSC-FM
Filing
P/S Unit
CONT
STC FOOT
SRAM SW
RPG/NCONT CPU GDC 6Mb
(68K) (6 planes)
PANEL
DIP SW
ROM SRAM EEPROM RTC RS-232C

28Mb 4Mb 1Mb External PC
The descriptions are given in the following order.
• DSC-IO
• DSC-FM
• CPU
• PANEL-IF and STC gain control
• RPG/TR CONT
• DIP switch settings
• CPU initialization
• Rotary switch settings
• RS-232C
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3.2.1 DSC-IO
(1) Functions
(a) Performs A/D conversion of the echo signal.
(b) Generates the address data for frame memory.
(c) Controls up/down movement of the position.
(d) Generates the combination focus and screens for T-PDF.
(e) Controls the maximum process.
(f) Generates test signals.
(g) Data interface for image memory
(2) Operation
(a) A/D
Converts the echo signals from the T&R unit into 15-MHz, 6-bit digital signals. The
earlier stage of the A/D section generates test signals synchronized and non-
synchronized with RATE displayed during DSC testing.
(b) Input Buffer
Data that has undergone A/D conversion is written into two 8-Kbyte line memories
alternately at 15 MHz after the maximum process. The area of the line memories
into which data is written is controlled for each RATE according to the combination
focus and the status of T-PDF, and when one raster is covered, screen synthesis is
completed.
Data stored in line memories are read by VECTOR RAM and position movement
data and transferred to the DSC-FM section at 3 MHz after address control.
(c) VECTOR RAM
A 64-Kbyte VECTOR RAM stores all vector data for one transducer transferred from
the CPU. These vector data are read for each RATE and accumulated for addition to
generate addresses of frame memory.
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(3) DSC-IO block diagram
DSCFM
LINE
MEMORY 1
MAX
D/A PROCE-
SS LINE
MEMORY 2
FM address FM X address DSC-IO GA

VECT- counter
OR
FM Y address
RAM
Characters
3.2.2 DSC-FM
(1) Functions
(a) Matrix filter processing
(b) UPDATE processing (frame correlation, M-MAX)
(c) Correction between ultrasound rasters (LIP processing)
(d) Adds characters.
(e) Controls the image display mode.
(f) Freezes the ultrasound image.
(g) Interfacing the video data with the filing unit.
(h) D/A conversion of image data and generation of standard TV signals
(2) Operation
(a) UPDATE
Applies the vector-direction matrix filter to I.B. output data from the DSC-IO section
and calculates the correlation between the data and the data read from the frame
memory (frame correlation, M-MAX), which are then written into the frame memory.
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(b) FRAME MEMORY
Writes echo data in synchronization with ultrasound scanning. Performs scan

conversion by reading the data in synchronization with the TV. The capacity is
512 × 512 × 8 bits × 2 frames, and two 2-Mbit dual-port DRAMs are used.
(c) FM READ PROCESS
LIP, matrix filter, and characters are added to the data read from the frame memory
and transferred to the DSC-IO section.
(d) FM CONT
Generates the basic clock of the frame memory (RAS/CAS), generates the write/read
addresses, generates M-mode scroll addresses, and controls R/W of frame memory
depending on the display mode. Also controls display of histograms etc.
(e) D/A
Generates the video signal by D/A converting the image data at 12 MHz for NTSC
and at 14.5 MHz for PAL. The color/overlay pallet is used for adjusting B color,
gamma, and dynamic range, for character addition, and for display of the overlay
menu (pull-down menu). The D/A converter has a channel for RGB signal D/A
conversion for LCD display and external RGB signal output and a channel for D/A
conversion of the Y signal for the printer, VCR, and external video outputs.
(f) The digital data of the LVDS is used for interfacing with the filing unit.
(3) DSC-FM block diagram
LIP to
FM MATRIX
from DSL-IO
1 FILTER
DSC-IO
MATRIX -H
UPDA
FILTER TE
-V
LIP
FM MATRIX
2 FILTER
-H
DSC-FM Gray scale
from
FILING
UNIT to
FILING
UNIT
COLOR/
from OVERLAY
DSC-IO RGB to
PALLETE LCD
D/A
RGB
RGB
to
to Y B/W PRINTER
CONV D/A VIDEO
VCR
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3.2.3 CPU
(1) Functions
The CPU section is provided with a large address space and controls each unit using a
low-power-consumption 68000 microcomputer. The CPU section is divided into the
following 7 blocks.
(a) MPU circuit which performs arithmetic operations and processing to control each unit.
(b) Memory circuit which stores control programs etc.
(c) Graphic control circuit which controls marks etc. on the monitor.
(d) Interrupt circuit which processes interrupts from each unit.
(e) Timer function circuit
(f) Bus interface circuit which opens/closes, drives, and receives buses.
(g) Generates TV synchronization signals.
(2) Operation
(a) Main control section
The CPU is a low-power-consumption 68000 microcomputer with a 16-bit data bus

running at 12 MHz obtained by dividing 48 MHz by 4. The programs stored in ROM
process interrupts from each unit and control each unit.
RAM is used as the software work area.
Non-volatile memory (EEPROM) is used as backup memory for various initial

settings.
(b) Graphic function
The GDC (Graphic Display Controller) controls the image memory such as
characters, scale marks, measurement marks, and menu data, which are then
displayed on the monitor. It also generates the TV synchronization signals Hsync
and Vsync.
3.2.4 PANEL-IF and STC gain control
(1) Functions
(a) STC waveform generating section
• Generates STC waveforms using the slide control on the panel.
• Generates preset STC waveforms.
• Adds B gain.
• Adds gain compensation values for each ultrasound raster.
• Performs 3-frequency gain compensation
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(b) Panel control section
• Interrupts the host CPU and transfers switch information when a switch on the
panel is operated. Also lights the panel LEDs using data from the host CPU.
• Switches the video signals to be output to the interior/exterior of the system

according to the status of switches on the panel and presets.
(2) Operation
(a) STC waveform generating section
Performs A/D conversion of the voltage of each slide control on the panel in a single-
chip microcomputer and interpolates data between slide controls. Adds the preset
STC data gain, B gain, gain compensation value, and 3-frequency compensation
value sent from the CPU to this data, performs D/A conversion, and outputs an STC
waveform to the RECEIVER PWB.
(b) Panel control section
Processes inputs from switches on the panel and rotary encoder using the host CPU
and controls illumination of LEDs on the panel.
(3) STC block diagram
Single-chip
microcomputer
Program ROM
ROM
(preset STC)
Preset STC table
CPU
for 3 frequencies
Panel STC
slide RAM
controls
ROM
to
STC CONT T&R
STC
Timing generation D/A
LIMIT
Gain data addition
STC ROM
STC Gain
CPU
compensation
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3.2.5 RPG/TR CONT
(1) Functions
Consists of the RPG section and T/R CONT section.
The RPG section is provided with a function for generating the following signals which are
the basic signals of the system.
(a) Basic clock signal
(b) Signals for the ultrasound basic clocks (RATE, OF) and sample enable signal
(c) Ultrasound raster address signal
The T/R CONT section is provided with the following functions in order to control each
PWB in the T&R section.
(a) Generates and transfers transmission/reception DELAY data.
(b) Generates and transfers transmission/reception aperture data.
(c) Contains various processing circuits for received echo signals (GAIN control circuit of
PREAMP, ECHO FILTER circuit, DYNAMIC RANGE/ECHO ENHANCE circuit, etc.).
(d) Generates the signal for controlling T-PDF.
(e) Generates the transmission basic clock signal.
(f) Generates data for controlling the high-voltage circuit in the power supply unit.
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3.2.6 DIP switch settings
The DIP switch settings define the basic operations of the system.
The system power must be turned OFF before changing these switch settings.
The function of each switch is listed in the table below.
<DIGITAL PWB: BSM31-5662>
ON
CN1 ON
D3 SW3 SW2 SW4

CN2 IC4
CN6
SW1
IC28
IC39
CN3
IC35
BTH1
IC30
CN7
<SW1> Used to set the ASIC to be downloaded.
No. Function ON OFF

1 Download of the ROM for the FPGA Possible —
2 Download of the FPGA Possible —
3 Download of the CPLD for STC Possible —
4 Reconfiguration of the FPGA Possible —
Note: Set only the bit for the ASIC to be downloaded to ON and the other bits to OFF.
<SW2> Used to set the revision of the DIGITAL PWB.
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<SW3> Used to set basic system operations.
No. Function ON OFF

1 Setting of the TV method NTSC PAL
2 Not used — —
3 Setting of the standard data Preset Not preset
4 Destination TAMS Other than TAMS
5 Auto annotation, user function keys, Initialize Do not initialize
hospital name
6 User registration, trend data Initialize Do not initialize
7 Not used — —
8 Not used — —
Note: When installing the DIGITAL PWB as a service part in the system, set DIP SW3
according to the local conditions.
<SW4> Used to set the revision of the DIGITAL PWB.
The factory settings of the DIP switches are shown below.
<SW1>
1 23 4
OFF
<SW3>
• For TAMS • For NTSC regions other • For PAL regions other than
than TAMS (Japan etc.) TAMS (EU etc.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OFF OFF OFF
<SW2 and SW4>
The settings of these switches can be checked in PWB Information accessed from the
Maintenance menu in the service menu.
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<IM PWB: BSM31-5663>
ON
IC107 CN101
IC103 SW101
IC30
IC104
<SW101>
No. Function ON OFF

1 Download of the CPLD Possible —
2 Download of the FPGA Possible —
3 Reconfiguration of the FPGA Possible —
4 Download of the FPGA PROM Possible —
The factory setting of the DIP switch is shown below.
<SW101>
1 23 4
OFF
<I/O PWB: BSM31-5669>
12V
ON
OFF ON
SW1 SW2
CN1 CN6
CN2 CN5
CN4 CN3
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<SW1>
No. Function ON OFF

1 Setting of the TV method NTSC PAL
2 Destination TAMS Other than TAMS
3 Setting of the VCR SVO-9500MD AG-MD830
(SONY) (Panasonic)
4 Not used — —
<SW2>
No. Function ON OFF

1 Output of 12 V to the external RGB Output Not output
connector
The factory setting of the DIP switch is shown below.
<SW1>
• For TAMS • For NTSC regions other • For PAL regions other than
than TAMS (Japan etc.) TAMS (EU etc.)
1 23 4 1 23 4 1 23 4
OFF OFF OFF
<OP-ASSY (OP-FUNCTION): BSM31-5636>
DIP switch
69.61 (from the PWB edge)
<DIP SW code>
(Reading of full keyboard country
59.25 (from the PWB edge)
identification code (ADD_LATCH=L))
MSB LSB
Code Setting
0 0 0 0 : Japan
0 0 0 1 : Other than Japan
Not used
Note: When the OP-ASSY downsizing part (OP-FUNCKEY; BSM31-5636) is installed in the
system, set this DIP switch according to the language to be used.
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3.2.7 CPU initialization
This system initializes EEPROM according to the DIP switch settings at power ON.
DIP switch Items initialized

3 Presets standard data 1 to 9
Preset registration
Password registration
Preset switch name registration
Needle mark MANUAL2
Needle mark MANUAL3
MO recording item registration
Top/bottom, left/right reversal data
Patch menu data registration
5 User function key registration
Hospital name registration
Auto startup item registration
Image process registration
Measurement item registration
Measurement item registration
Measurement Gr. and ch data
Measurement startup method selection
Area startup method selection
Measurement termination method selection
Arbitrary character, cursor display position
Body mark display position
Auto annotation registration
6 DIP switch 6 does not function independently.
3&5&6 Application measurement user registration
Trend patient information registration
Body-mark registration
* Application measurement data, trend patient information, and body-mark user registration
data are available when DIP switch Nos. 3, 5, and 6 are all set to ON.
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3.2.8 RS-232C
(1) Functions
This permits serial communication (RS-232C communication) with the FU and personal
computers.
(2) Details of each section
(a) ACIA controller
This is an IC for converting CPU data to RS-232C data and vice versa. In addition, it
controls the stop bit, parity bit, etc.
(b) Isolation
Isolates the RS-232C signal to eliminate the entry of leakage currents from external
units.
(3) RS-232C block diagram
Isolation
ACIA
CPU CONT TXD TXD
RXD RXD
GND
Xtal Frequency
division
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(4) Setting for RS-232C
(a) Standard setting (setting for connecting the filing unit)
<B/M menu>
Item Set value

COM PORT SEL INTERNAL
<Service menu>
Item Set value

BPS 9600
PARAMETER 8, STP1, NON
START OF TEXT NONE
END OF TEXT CR+LF
CHECK SUM OFF
PROTOCOL FU
COMMUNICATING DISP.ON
TERM CHAR 11000
NAK 0X15
(b) Setting for connecting the external PC
<B/M menu>
Item Set value

COM PORT SEL EXTERNAL
<Service menu>
Item Set value

BPS 9600
PARAMETER 8, STP1, NON
START OF TEXT STX
END OF TEXT ETX
CHECK SUM OFF
PROTOCOL STANDARD
COMMUNICATING DISP.ON
TERM CHAR 10000
NAK 0X15
Note: When connection of an external PC has been completed, be sure to restore

the standard settings shown above. Otherwise, the filing unit cannot be used.
If the filing unit is already connected when the standard setting is restored,
perform the operational checks for the filing unit.
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3.3 IM PWB
(1) Functions
This PWB is used to record ultrasound images and performs loop playback or frame advance
playback of such recorded images on the monitor of the main unit. This PWB is optional.
(2) Details of each section
(a) IIR section
Performs IIR frame correlation when data is written (recorded) into RAM consisting of
image memory. The IIR correlation circuit is used to pass through the ROM into which
correlation coefficients are written. Correlation uses data from the ADC and the
previous frame data. This function can specify the same coefficient as that for frame
correlation of FM from DIGITAL by the host.
(b) Memory main unit
This is a recording memory composed of dynamic RAM. The memory capacity is

32 MB. Writing is always performed when the DSC is in real-time mode. The number
of images that can be recorded changes within the range from min. 32 frames to max.
128 frames according to the combination of the transducer, the LOW DENSITY/HIGH
DENSITY setting, and the HIGH FRAME ON/OFF setting.
(c) LIP section
Performs smoothing of data by interpolating data in the direction of the depth of

sampling data.
(d) Sampling controller section
Generates signals for memory address count timing and memory write control timing
with respect to the sampling endpoint, sampling speed, combination focus point, etc.
specified by the host.
(e) Mode, frame number control section
Preserves each of the recording, frame advance playback, loop playback, and CPU
access modes specified by the host and generates the frame numbers from them. It
also generates control signals for each section.
(f) Memory cycle generator section
Generates control signals to be given to memory chip or memory address generating

section according to the control timing generated by the sampling controller. It also
generates the timing signal for memory fresh.
(g) Memory address generating section
Generates the corresponding physical address in memory to be accessed using the

sampling address, raster position, and frame number during recording and playback.
Also generates the multiplexed address information required for the memory chip.
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(h) Host interface section
Serves as the interface through which the control register and status reading register
are accessed from the host CPU. The data bus width must be 16 bits and the address
must be composed of 16 lines. Address decoding is performed inside the image
memory board.
(i) Control register section
Consists of registers which store the IIR and LIP utilization patterns specified by the
control host.
(3) IM block diagram
from to
"DIGITAL" "DIGITAL"
8 F/F 8 F/F 6 8 B/W MEMORY 8 8 F/F
IIR LIP
ADCCK
6 DRAM
synchronization Read timing
16Mbit *2 synchronization
(ADCCK 15 MHz)
Write timing
synchronization
Data BUF
CPU
ACCESS Address
CONT BUF
RAS, CAS, address

From the RPG OE,WE
HOST REG SMPL MEMORY ADDR

IF CONT CYCLE Sampling MAX 10 bits
HOST GEN GEN Raster MAX 8 bits
BUS Frame MAX 6 bits
MODE
FRAME
NUMBER
CONTROL
REG Sampling controller

Including Combination Focus processing
Control register
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3.4 Power Supply Unit
3.4.1 Block diagram
Reinforced insulation
DC
T1 output
EMI -12-V
filter regulator
Breaker -5-V
2.5 A Rectifying chopper
circuit
VP output
voltage
Active control circuit
filter
Breaker
2.5 A VP VP
Forward ON/OFF chopper
converter circuit
+12-V
+27V
chopper
+5-V
chopper
Output voltage
control
OVP/OCP
Breaker Breaker
2.5 A 2.5 A
Switch
For printer
Reinforced For VCR

insulation
Breaker
4A Inrush current
prevention circuit
L
Protective
grounding
N
Breaker AC input plug

4A
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3.4.2 Power supplies generated by the power supply unit and PWBs
<POWER unit>
VP
FAN12 V +5 VD -5 VD +12 V +5 VA -5 VA +12 VA2 -12 VA
(44 to 124 V)
DIGITAL PWB
I/O ASSY (via

DIGITAL PWB)
Memory card
IM PWB
OP-ASSY
LCD-HV PWB
(via LCD-UP
CONV. PWB)
T&R ASSY
<PWB>
LCD-UP CONV.
DIGITAL PWB IM PWB
PWB
+2 VA +2 VD V33 V15
+3.3 VD +2.5 VD +5 VPA +2.5 VD +3.3 VD
(2.5 V) (2.5 V) (3.3 V) (1.5 V)
DIGITAL PWB
Memory card
IM PWB
LCD-UP CONV.

PWB
OP-ASSY
T&R ASSY
<PWB>
OP-ASSY T&R ASSY

Same as for
+3.3 V
SSA-320A/325A
DIGITAL PWB
Memory card
IM PWB
LCD-UP CONV.

PWB
OP-ASSY
T&R ASSY
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3.5 Connector Layout
Examples of the PWBs with more than one cable connection are given below.
<LCD-UPCONV.: BSM31-5631> <LCD-HV: BSM31-5632>
LCD-UPCONV.
BSM31-5631 CN01
CN3 CN2 CN4
CN8 CN02
<I/O-CNN: BSM31-5668>
CN5 CN4 CN3

CN1
CN7 CN6
CN10 CN11
BSM31-5668
CN9 CN8
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4. SYSTEM DISASSEMBLY AND PART REPLACEMENT
4.1 Removing the Monitor Back Cover
(1) Remove the four rubber caps from the monitor and remove the four M3 screws.
(2) Standing in front of the system, close the monitor and remove the monitor back cover.
Note: Hold the monitor front cover when closing the monitor.
Note: The monitor back cover is latched at the hinges. Pull the cover upward at an angle in
the backward direction.
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4.2 Removing the Monitor Filter
(1) Pull out the four rivets from the corners of the optical filter.
Note: A rivet consists of two parts. When installing a rivet, first insert the main body (a) and
then insert the pin (b) to secure it.
(b) Pin
(a) Main body
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4.3 Removing the Monitor Main Unit
(1) Remove the monitor back cover.
(2) Disconnect the cable from the volume PWB on the monitor back cover.
Disconnect the cable

from the volume PWB
(3) Remove the four M4 screws and remove the monitor shield.
Remove the
four screws
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(4) Close the monitor. Disconnect the two cables and two GND reinforcement lines from the
monitor main unit and also remove the clamps at three locations (M3 screws).
Note: The cable clamping is necessary to comply with EMC requirements and to prevent
noise. After the monitor main unit is replaced, make sure that the shields of the cables
are clamped and that the screws are tightened securely.
Unclamp at these 2 locations

Disconnect these two cables Unclamp at this location
Do not unclamp the

cables connected to
the volume PWB
Cables included in the

monitor main unit as
an FRU
(5) Lift the monitor cap upward to remove it.
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(6) Remove the four M4 screws from the hinges.
Note: Do not remove the screws with white paint on the hinges.
Do not remove these

white-painted screws
Remove the four screws from the hinges
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4.4 Removing the Operating Panel Main Unit
(1) Remove the three M4 screws.
Note: The operating panel is mounted at an angle with respect to the system main body.
Apply the screwdriver so that it is perpendicular to the operating panel.
Remove these 3 screws

Screwdriver angle Good
90°
Screwdriver angle Bad
(2) Pull the operating panel slightly toward the front and lift it. Then, disconnect the cable that is
connected to the DT CNN PWB.
Lift the operating panel
Pull out the operating panel slightly

Disconnect the cable
connected to the DT
CNN PWB
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4.5 Removing the Support Column Rear Cover
(1) Remove the two screw caps from the support column rear cover.
Remove these two screw caps
(2) Remove the two mounting screws (M4) from the base and the one mounting screw (M4) from
the main unit.
Remove these two mounting Remove this mounting screw just

screws from the base below the system main unit
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(3) Press the middle part of the support column rear cover (printer mounting section) gently from
both sides to disengage the latches and remove the support column rear cover.
Press the middle part

gently from both sides
to disengage the latches
Latches
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4.6 How to Remove the Screw Cap
(1) Press the screw cap at the point shown in the photo below.
(2) The other end of the cap is lifted. Hold the lifted end and remove the cap.
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4.7 How to Remount the Screw Cap
(1) Insert the screw cap.
Note: Insert the upper end of the screw cap deep into the slot.
(2) Press the lower end of the screw cap to fit it in the slot.
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4.8 Removing the Isolation Transformer
CAUTION: Disconnect the AC cable from the isolation transformer in advance.
(1) Remove the support column rear cover and disconnect the two cables that are connected to
the main unit. Also remove the cable clamps.
Disconnect the two cables that

are connected to the main unit
and remove the cable clamps
(2) Remove the two isolation transformer mounting screws (M4).
Remove these two mounting screws
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(3) Hold the handles of the isolation transformer and pull it out from the system main unit.
Hold the handles and pull the isolation

transformer from the system main unit
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4.9 Removing the I/O ASSY and Shield Plate
4.9.1 Removal
(1) Remove the two screw caps from the rear cover and remove the two M3 screws.
Remove these two screw caps

and remove the two screws
(2) Remove the eight M3 screws indicated by silk-screened arrows on the I/O ASSY.
Remove these
eight screws
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(3) Remove the three M3 screws that secure the shield plate.
Remove these
three screws
Shield plate I/O ASSY Rear cover
Tabs of the shield plate
Note: When installing the shield plate, fit the three tabs in the slits in the PWB rack and
then secure the plate using the screws.
4.9.2 Mounting the I/O ASSY
(1) Mount the I/O ASSY so that the PWB shield of the ASSY fits on the power supply unit.
Align these parts with each other to mount the I/O ASSY
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4.10 Removing the T&R ASSY
4.10.1 Removal
(1) Remove the screw cap and M3 screw (one each) from the transducer connector cover.
Remove the screw cap

and the screw
(2) Push the top end of the transducer connector cover upward to disengage the bottom edge,
and remove the cover.
Disengage the
bottom edge and
remove the cover
Push upward
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(3) Remove the four M3 screws from the shield plate.
Note: Do not remove the two white-painted screws. They are used to secure the PWB
rack. If these screws are removed, the positional accuracy of the PWB rack is lost
and it may be difficult to smoothly pull out the PWB from the rack.
Remove these
four screws
Do not remove these

white-painted screws
(4) Remove the rear cover, I/O ASSY, and rack shield plate. Hold the PWB pull-out sheet
above the T&R ASSY with your fingertips and pull out the T&R ASSY toward the rear of
the system.
PWB pull-out sheet
Pull out
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4.10.2 Installing the T&R ASSY
(1) Slide the transducer connector plate in the groove in the PWB rack.
(2) If the T&R ASSY gets stuck when it is being inserted, push the transducer connector.
The T&R ASSY may get stuck at the following two positions.
Transducer connector B Transducer connector A
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(3) Install the T&R ASSY by reversing the removal procedure.
Note: Fold the PWB pull-out sheet back in the PWB rack.
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4.11 Removing the Digital PWB
(1) Remove the rear cover, I/O ASSY, and rack shield plate. Hold the PWB pull-out sheet above
the Digital PWB with your fingertips and pull out the Digital PWB toward the rear of the
system.
Note: Fold the PWB pull-out sheet back in the PWB rack.
PWB pull-out sheet
Pull out
(2) Pull out the memory card PWB from the free edge of the Digital PWB.
Pull out
PWB pull-out sheet
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4.12 Removing the Power Supply Unit
Remove the rear cover and I/O ASSY. Disconnect the cable from the power supply unit. Hold the
knobs on the power supply unit and pull out the power supply unit.
Power supply unit pull-out knobs
Disconnect the
power cable
Pull out
4.13 Removing the Transducer Cable Hanger
(1) Turn the transducer cable hanger 90° toward the rear of the system main unit and then pull it
up to remove it.
Turn the cable

Pull the cable
hanger 90°
hanger upward
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4.14 Removing the Transducer Cable Hanger Mounting Bracket
(1) Remove the M3 hexagonal-head screw on the rear side of the cable hanger mounting
bracket and the M4 hexagonal-head screw on the bottom to remove the bracket cover.
Remove the hexagonal-head screws
Bottom
(2) Remove the two M4 screws from the T-shaped bracket.
Remove these
two screws
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4.15 Removing the Power Switch
(1) Remove the back cover, I/O ASSY, and support column rear cover.
(2) Disconnect the two power cables coming from the power switch at the other ends (power
supply unit and isolation transformer relay connectors).
Remove the M3 screw from the power switch mounting bracket and pull out the power switch.
Pull the power

switch upward
Remove this screw
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4.16 Removing the Transducer Holder
(1) Remove the transducer cups from the holder.
(2) Pull the transducer holder upward to remove it from the holder mounting plate.
(3) Remove the four M4 screws from the bottom of the system main unit to remove the
transducer holder mounting plate.
Remove these
four screws
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4.17 Removing the Support Column Front Cover
(1) Remove the support column rear cover.
(2) Remove the M4 screw and remove the support column neck cover.
Remove this screw
(3) Push the support column front cover upward and slightly toward the front of the system, and
turn it around the support column to remove it.
Push the cover upward and

slightly toward the front
Turn the cover around the

column to the rear
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4.18 Removing the I/O ASSY Fans
(1) Remove the rear cover and I/O ASSY. Also remove the three M3 screws that secure the
shield plate.
Remove these three screws
(2) Disconnect the fan cables from the I/O PWB.
Disconnect the fan cables
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(3) Remove the two M3 mounting screws from each fan.
Remove these four screws
(4) When installing the fans, install them so that the air is blown out from the system.
Arrows on the fan
Air flow Fan rotation

direction direction
Air flow direction (install the

fans so that the air is blown
out from the system)
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(5) Route the fan cables (with the protective sheaths) through the corresponding cable routing
notches in the I/O PWB shield plate and connect the cables to the I/O PWB.
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4.19 Disassembling the Operating Panel
Remove the operating panel from the system main unit referring to subsection 4.4.
Note: Remove the three rotary encoder knobs and six STC knobs in advance.
4.19.1 Palm switch
(1) Remove the four M3 screws from the palm switch retaining plate and disconnect the palm
switch connecting cable from the operating panel PWB (OP-FUNCKEY).
Remove these
four screws
Disconnect this cable
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4.19.2 Removing the PWBs in the operating panel and the main unit connecting cable
Remove the shield plate at the bottom of the operating panel by removing the 13 screws.
Remove these
13 screws
Do not remove the

screw on the clamp for
the connecting cable
(1) STC PWB
Remove the four M2.6 tapping screws to remove the STC PWB.
Remove these
four screws
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Note: Be sure to mount the metal bracket for preventing electrostatic malfunctions when
installing the STC PWB.
Metal bracket
for preventing
electrostatic
malfunctions
Note: When installing the STC PWB, insert the edge of the PWB under the rubber sheet
key of the OP-FUNCKEY PWB to avoid exposure to water.
Insert this edge of the

STC PWB under the
rubber sheet key of the
OP-FUNCKEY PWB
(2) Main unit connecting cable
Disconnect the cable connecting the operating panel to the system main unit from the OP-
FULLKEY PWB.
Press in the cable locking knobs

to disconnect the cable
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(3) OP-FUNCKEY PWB
Remove the five M2.6 tapping screws. Hold the free ends of the cable ties and pull them
upward to separate the OP-FUNCKEY PWB from the OP-FULLKEY PWB.
Hold the cable ties and lift the PWB
Remove Cable tie

these five
screws
OP-FUNCKEY PWB Connector (stacking)
OP-FULLKEY PWB
PWB composition as
viewed from the side
(4) OP-FULLKEY PWB
Remove the seven screws, STC connecting cable, and main unit connecting cable to
remove the OP-FULLKEY PWB.
Remove these
seven screws
Disconnect STC
connecting cable
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4.20 Disassembling the Monitor
4.20.1 Preparation
(1) Remove the monitor back cover referring to subsection 4.1.
(2) Remove the four M4 screws to remove the monitor shield plate.
Remove these
four screws
4.20.2 Removing the LCD-UPCONV. PWB
Disconnect the four cables from the LCD-UPCONV. PWB and remove the four M4 screws.
Remove these
four screws
Disconnect these four cables
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4.20.3 Removing the LCD-HV PWB
Disconnect the two cables from the LCD-HV PWB and remove the two M3 screws
(polycarbonate).
Note: This board generates high voltages. Do not touch the LCD-HV PWB while the system is
turned ON.
Note: Be sure to use polycarbonate screws in order to ensure EMC and to prevent noise.
Note: Be sure to install the insulating spacer under the LCD-HV PWB when reinstalling the
LCD-HV PWB.
Remove these
two screws
Disconnect these two cables
4.20.4 Removing the LCD-BACKLIGHT
Disconnect the connection cable from the LCD-HV PWB and remove the two M3 screws from
the shield plate.
Remove these two screws
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Remove the M3 screw from the LCD-BACKLIGHT.
Remove this
screw
4.20.5 Installing the LCD shield plate
Mount the shield plate using the four M4 screws. Take care not to allow the cable to be pinched
by the shield plate.
Use these two notches

to prevent the cable
from being pinched
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4.21 LCD Monitor Adjustment Tool
(1) Turn the system power OFF and then remove the monitor back cover and the shield plate in
the monitor.
(2) Connect the LCD monitor adjustment tool (ZIGU-LCD-ODC-SW: BSM31-5673) to connector
CN5 on the LCD-UPCONV. PWB.
CN5 Connecting cable
(3) Set up the monitor and adjust it to the position for routine operation.
Note: The monitor has a liquid crystal display (TFT), and the color and contrast vary
depending on the viewing angle. Be sure to adjust the monitor position properly.
Note: Monitor adjustment must be performed with the I/O panel mounted.
Note: Do not disconnect the cable that is connected from the monitor back cover to the VR.
Set the VR to the position that gives maximum contrast.
(4) Turn the system power ON.
(5) Set the system to the adjustment mode.
(a) LCD adjustment is possible for four inputs for each of NTSC and PAL (eight inputs in
total). It should be noted that an image must be displayed on the monitor (signals are
input) to perform adjustment.
(b) The LCD monitor adjustment tool is provided with four switches; SELECT, UP, DOWN
and RESET.
The functions of these switches are described below.
SW name Function
SELECT Used to select the adjustment mode.
UP Used to change the set value in each mode. Each time this switch
is pressed, the value is incremented.
DOWN Used to change the set value in each mode. Each time this switch
is pressed, the value is decremented.
RESET Used to reset the adjustment value to the factory setting. Press
and hold down this switch for at least 3 seconds.
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(c) When the SELECT switch is pressed while signals are input to the monitor, the OSD
(On Screen Display; two rows of eight circles) appears at the center of the screen. The
eight circles on the upper row represent the eight modes. The circle for the currently
selected mode is displayed in blue. The eight circles on the lower row represent the set
values in the selected mode. The value is represented in binary form in red, and the
circles on the right correspond to the lower digits.
Each time the SELECT switch is pressed, the mode cycles through the following options.
Image pixel adjustment mode Phase adjustment mode Horizontal position

adjustment mode Vertical position adjustment mode RGB overall contrast
adjustment mode Red contrast adjustment mode Blue contrast adjustment mode
Green contrast adjustment mode Adjustment mode is terminated and OSD
disappears.
An example for horizontal position adjustment mode (2Ah) is shown below.
Green contrast adjustment mode

Blue contrast adjustment mode
Red contrast adjustment mode
RGB overall contrast adjustment mode
Vertical position adjustment mode
Horizontal position adjustment mode
Phase adjustment mode
Image pixel adjustment mode
Mode Blue
Set value Red
(d) The eight items can be adjusted; image pixel, phase, horizontal position, vertical
position, RGB overall contrast, red contrast, blue contrast, and green contrast.
<1> Image pixel adjustment : []

Adjustment range : 00h to 3Fh
The total number of pixels to be used for an image can be adjusted. Use the UP
and DOWN switches to adjust the number of pixels so that the image is displayed
over the entire screen. If large stripes appear on the screen, also use these
switches to adjust the pixel numbers so that the stripes disappear.
<2> Phase adjustment : []

The display dot clock and phase can be adjusted. Use the UP and DOWN
switches to adjust so that the characters and ultrasound image on the screen are
displayed without blurriness.
<3> Horizontal position adjustment : []

The image display position in the horizontal direction on the monitor can be
adjusted. Use the UP and DOWN switches for adjustment. Each time the UP
switch is pressed, the display position is moved to the left by one dot. Each time
the DOWN switch is pressed, the display position is moved to the right by one dot.
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<4> Vertical position adjustment : []

The image display position in the vertical direction on the monitor can be adjusted.
Use the UP and DOWN switches for adjustment. Each time the UP switch is
pressed, the display position is moved upward by one line. Each time the DOWN
switch is pressed, the display position is moved downward by one line.
<5> RGB overall contrast adjustment: []

Adjustment range : 00h to FFh
Contrast of the R, B, and G inputs can be adjusted simultaneously. Use the UP

and DOWN switches for adjustment. Pressing the UP switch increases the
contrast and pressing the DOWN switch decreases the contrast.
<6> Red contrast adjustment : []

Red contrast can be adjusted. Use the UP and DOWN switches for adjustment.
Pressing the UP switch increases the contrast and pressing the DOWN switch
decreases the contrast.
<7> Blue contrast adjustment : []

Blue contrast can be adjusted. Use the UP and DOWN switches for adjustment.
<8> Green contrast adjustment : []

Green contrast can be adjusted. Use the UP and DOWN switches for adjustment.
Note: Do not perform image pixel adjustment and phase adjustment.
Note: Special caution is required when adjusting individual color contrast (red, green,
and blue) so as to maintain the proper color balance.
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<<Notes on horizontal and vertical position adjustment>>
The horizontal and vertical positions must be adjusted so that the Toshiba mark (T) and
the scales (depth direction) are shown on the monitor in B-dual image display mode
(displayed by pressing the [B dual] switch on the operating panel).
Adjust the vertical position so that the

Toshiba mark is completely visible.
Adjust the horizontal position so that the scales

on both ends are completely visible.
Enlarged Enlarged
Note: To adjust the monitor display for an image input from the VCR, record a B-dual
image in the VCR using the system for which monitor adjustment is to be
performed, and then play back the recorded image and perform adjustment.
(e) When adjustment in a mode is completed, wait at least 30 seconds before starting
adjustment in another mode.
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(f) The factory setting for each mode is shown in the table below.
Input port
Standard Input from Input from Input from
image input filing unit VCR1 VCR2
No. Mode NTSC PAL NTSC PAL NTSC PAL NTSC PAL
1 Image pixel adjustment 10 h 10 h 10 h 10 h 10 h 10 h 10 h 10 h
2 Phase adjustment 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h
3 Horizontal position adjustment 22 h 22 h 22 h 22 h 28 h 25 h 28 h 25 h
4 Vertical position adjustment 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h 0C h
5 RGB overall contrast adjustment 60 h 60 h 60 h 60 h 60 h 60 h 60 h 60 h
6 Red contrast adjustment C0 h C0 h C0 h C0 h C0 h C0 h C0 h C0 h
7 Blue contrast adjustment 50 h 50 h 50 h 50 h 50 h 50 h 50 h 50 h
8 Green contrast adjustment 00 h 00 h 00 h 00 h 00 h 00 h 00 h 00 h
Note: VCR1 is Sony SVO-9500MD, and VCR2 is Panasonic AG-MD830. For these
VCRs, the factory settings have been determined so that the monitor displays the
played-back images properly. If these VCRs are used, do not change the factory
settings.
Note: Use the DIP switch on the I/O panel to set the VCR (1 or 2) and TV mode (NTSC
or PAL).
DIP
ON 12 V
OFF 2 4
1 3 OFF ON
ON OFF
DIP SW Function ON OFF
12V *1 Default
1 TV mode NTSC PAL
2 TAMS forTAMS Other

*1: 12 V is supplied to the external
3 CR VCR1 VCR2 RGB output connector.
(6) Confirm the set values.
Use the SELECT switch to set the desired mode and check the set value.
If no other switch is pressed for 30 seconds, the OSD disappears. The OSD can also be
made to disappear by pressing the SELECT switch as many times as required.
(7) When the RESET switch is pressed and held down for at least 3 seconds, the settings for all
modes for all input ports are reset to the factory settings.
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4.22 Replacing the Casters
(1) Lock all the casters.
(2) Lift the system using two persons and insert a wooden block etc. (70 mm (H) × 250 mm (D) ×
170 mm (W)) under the isolation transformer box.
Approx. 170 mm
Approx. 70 mm
250 mm or more
250 mm or more
Lock the casters at the proper orientations.
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(3) Replace each caster one at a time using the torque wrench.
* One person should hold the handle to prevent the system from falling.
Tightening torque: 37 N⋅m
Note: Be sure to insert the M12 spring washer and flat washer when installing the caster.
<Removing the caster> <Installing the caster>
Apply the head of the torque

wrench to the caster nut and
rotate the nut in the direction
as shown in the figure on the
left.
Move the torque wrench in

Flat washer the direction indicated by
the arrow shown on the
M12 spring washer wrench.
Spring washer
Remove the caster using
the torque wrench.
Tightening Arrow indicating the load

direction application direction
Loosening
direction
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(4) When replacement is completed, lift the system from the block and put it down on the floor.
How to use BSM31-5671 (ZIGU-CASTER)
Main gradient
Supplementary gradient
Set the main and supplementary gradients

to the specified torque values.
(a) Rotate the locker counterclockwise to loosen it.
(b) Set the supplementary gradient to the specified torque. (Main gradient + supplementary
gradient)
(c) Rotate the locker clockwise to lock it. If the pins come into contact with the locker when
it is locked, change the pin position.
Sup. Grad.
Pin
Sup. Grad. Window
Main. Grad. Locker
Up
Down
Graduation line
Graduation base line
Note: If there is any problem with the head, the caster cannot be tightened to the
proper torque. Be sure to confirm that there is no damage, distortion, or other
problem with the head before using the ZIGU-HEAD (BSM31-5671).
Note: If there is any problem with the head, replace the head with ZIGU-CASTER-
HEAD (BSM31-5678).
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5. PRESETS
5.1 B/M Page
Item Options Description

A POWER ( 1) ( 2) ( 3) ( 4) ( 5) ( 6) ( 7) ( 8) Initial value for the acoustic power
(The standard data is set as the minimum power for all
presets.)
ANNOT SEL (ABD) (FETAL) (OB/GYN) (S ORGAN) (P.V.) (CARDIAC) Default anatomical region to be displayed when Annotation is
turned ON
ANNOT REGIST (ALL) (REGISTER) Whether all the annotations are displayed or only the
registered ones are displayed
APPL SELECT (ABD) (FETAL) (OB/GYN) (S ORGAN) (P.V.) (CARDIAC) Default anatomical region
B GAIN (72) (74) (76) (78) (80) (82) (84) (86) (88) Default gain for B-mode image
B IP ( 1) ( 2) ( 3) ( 4) ( 5) ( 6) ( 7) ( 8) Default value for B-IP
B REV MEM (OFF) (ON) Whether vertical flipping of B-mode images is stored or not
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BODY MARK SEL (ABD) (FETAL) (OB/GYN) (S ORG) (P.V.) (CARD) (ORTHOP) Default anatomical region to be displayed when Body Mark is
(RGST) turned ON
CHARACTER EXP (OFF) (ON) Whether the annotation is displayed in double height and
width size as the default when Annotation is turned ON
COM PORT SEL (EXTERNAL) (INTERNAL) Input/output of RS-232C
C PALETTE ( 1) ( 2) ( 3) ( 4) ( 5) ( 6) ( 7) ( 8) Default color pallet to be set when Color Palette is turned ON
HIGH DENSITY (OFF) (ON) Whether high density mode is set as the default
HIGH FRAME (OFF) (ON) Whether high frame mode is set as the default
M SPEED (x1) (x2) (x4) (x8) Scroll speed for the M-Time mark
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M TIME MARK (OFF) (ON) Whether the M-Time mark is displayed or not
FU CAPA SEL ( 0) ( 1) ( 2) Image compression ratio for image storage
This is displayed only when Filing Unit is selected for
PROTOCOL.
MULTI FREQ (PENE) (NORMAL) (RESO) Default type of multi-frequency
NEEDL GUIDE A (OFF) (ON1) (ON2) (ON3) (OFF1) (OFF2) (OFF3) Whether Type A biopsy mark is displayed as the default type
For Famio5, only one biopsy mark (Type 1) is supported.
NEEDL RANGE (OFF) (ON) Whether the range of the Type A biopsy mark is displayed or
not
NEEDL GUIDE B (OFF) (ON) Whether the Type B biopsy mark is displayed as the default
or not
PROBE SELECT (A) (B) Default transducer selection
If no transducer is connected to the default connector and a
transducer is connected to the other connector, the
connected one is selected.
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5.2 MEASURE Page

2CH/4CH SEL (4CH) (2CH) Number of channels for which measurement is performed
BAR STYLE (+) (+) (+) (+) Type of cross cursor used for measurement
BSA (OCCIDENTAL) (ORIENTAL) BSA calculation method
CH DISPLAY (OFF) (ON) Whether the channel number is displayed during
measurement
DECIMAL POINT (.)(,) Type of decimal point to be used for measurement values (on
Report etc.)
JOINT BASELIN (RIGHT-LEFT) (LEFT-RIGHT) Whether the second cursor for Joint measurement is
displayed or not
LV ANGLE (-90) (-75) (-60) (-45) (-30) (-15) (0) (15) (30) (45) (60) (75) (90) Default LV angle for B-mode LV measurement using Parallel
method
LV SELECT (CUBE) (TEICH) (GIB) (SP) (BP) (BUL) (SIMP) (SI.SP) (SI.BP) Default calculation method to be set when LV measurement
is started
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M HEART BEAT ( 1) ( 2) ( 3) ( 4) ( 5) ( 6) ( 7) ( 8) Number of heartbeats in the measurement range for Heart

Rate measurement
MARKER STYLE (+) (+) (+) Type of cross cursor used for M-Mode measurement
MEAS ALL DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether all the measurement results are displayed in the
measurement window for application measurement, or only
the result for the last measured item is displayed
MEAS SEL M+B (B MODE) (M MODE) Whether B-mode measurement or M-mode measurement is
started when measurement is turned ON in M+B mode
OB ADD'L DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether the special diagnostic findings are displayed in the
Anatomy page
OB AUTO AVG (OFF) (ON) Whether the results are averaged automatically when
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OB DATE INPUT (LMP) (EDD) (U LMP) (PRV) (CLN) (U PRV) Default gestational age input
One of (LMP), (EDD), and (U LMP), and one of (PRV), (CLN),
and (U PRV) can be selected using the Next switch.
For (U LMP) and (U PRV), the method registered for Birth is
selected.
OB GA DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether GA is displayed in the measurement window
OB GRAPH (OFF) (ON) Whether the trend graph is displayed during OB
measurement
OB IDLIST KEY (ID NO) (NAME) (EDD) Default sorting item for the ID List on the ID registration
screen
OB ITEM SEL — Startup of the OB Item Select registration function
OB MEAS UNIT (mm) (cm) Unit for the measurement values displayed on the Report and
Worksheet screens
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OB MIN DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether the measurement results are displayed in a single
line only
When this is set to ON, All Display is disabled.
OB REPRT FORM (BASIC) (BASIC+ANAT) (ADV) (ADV+ANAT) OB report display format
Basic:
Only the basic items (maximum 8 items) are displayed.
Basic + Anatomy:
The basic items and Anatomy page are displayed.
Advanced:
The Advanced items (maximum 16 items) are displayed.
Advanced + Anatomy:
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OB SD DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether SDs are displayed in the measurement window
OB TREND DISP (CURRENT) (PREVIOUS) (CUR+PREV) Default data to be displayed in the trend graph
Current:
Only the data obtained for the current examination is
plotted.
Previous:
Only the data for the previous examination is plotted.
Current + Previous: Both sets of data are plotted together.
OB TREND FORM (SINGLE) (QUAD) Default format of the trend graph
OB TREND GRID (OFF) (ON) Whether the grid is displayed or not for the trend graph
OB U/S DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether U/S GA is displayed or not in the measurement
window
OB WEEK DISP ( w d) (w t ) (w d ) ( . w) GA display format
OB WEEK SEL (OFF) (CURRENT) (AVERAGE) (U/S) GA calculation method to be used for the Weeks of
5-5
Pregnancy function
OFF: The Week switch is not displayed.
Current: The last measured GA value is used.
Average:
The mean of the GA values obtained in the most recent
measurement is used.
U/S:
The mean of the values obtained for the item that is
specified for U/S GA calculation is used.
OB WT. UNIT ( g ) (lbs) ( g +lbs) (g + GA) Unit for EFW
SIMP TRACE (TRACE) (SPLINE) Trace method to be used for LV MOD measurement
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5.3 SERVICE Page
When the Preset menu is displayed, set to ON and then press < .
,
The Service Preset menu is displayed.

BPS (1200) (2400) (4800) (9600) Bits per second for RS-232C communication
CHECK SUM (OFF) (ON) Whether a checksum is required or not during communication
COMMUNICATING (DISP. ON) (DISP. OFF) Whether the communication status message is displayed or
not on the TV monitor
DATE FORM (DDMMYY) (MMDDYY) (YYMMDD) Date format for display and input
DEPTH≤4.0MHz (10 cm) (12 cm) (15 cm) (17 cm) (20 cm) Default depth when a transducer with a frequency 4.0 MHz or
lower is connected
DEPTH≤6.0MHz ( 6 cm) ( 8 cm) (10 cm) (12 cm) (15 cm) Default depth when a transducer with a frequency higher than
4.0 MHz but not higher than 6.0 MHz is connected
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DEPTH>6.0MHz ( 4 cm) ( 6 cm) ( 8 cm) (10 cm) (12 cm) Default depth when a transducer with a frequency higher than
6.0 MHz is connected
ECHO BASE UP (OFF) ( A) ( B) Whether the color of the background of the ultrasound image
is set to gray for easier viewing
END OF TEXT (ETX) (CR) (NONE) (CR+LF) Packet end character string
ID DISP LINE (SECOND LINE) (THIRD LINE) The line to display the patient ID
INTERPOLATION (OFF) (ON) Whether image raster interpolation is performed or not
Normally, this item should be preset to ON.
LANGUAGE (ENGLISH-UK) (FRENCH) (GERMAN) (ENGLISH-US) Language to be displayed on the system
NAK (0X0F) (0X15) Whether the NAK message is handled as 0x0F or 0x15.
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(Usually, NAK is handled as 0x0F.)
PARAMETER (8, STP1, NON) (7, STP1, EVN) Communication parameters
(Data bit, stop bit, parity)
PRINT A (PRINTER) (FU) (SEND) (CAPTURE) The function to be set when the Print A switch is pressed
(Changed)
PRINT B (PRINTER) (FU) (SEND) (CAPTURE) The function to be set when the Print B switch is pressed
(Changed)
PROTOCOL (STANDARD) (FU) (RSVD) RS-232C communication protocol
Standard: α protocol
Filing Unit: Filing unit control
(Changed)
START OF TEXT (STX) (NONE) Packet start character string
TERM CHAR (ETX) (CR) (NULL) (ACK) (NAK) Character string for end of communication
TIME FORM (12 H) (24 H) Time display format
TRNS SEQ (FU) Startup of measurement code setting function
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VERSION DISP (OFF) (ON) Whether the software version, copyright, and copyright year
are displayed at power ON
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6. ERROR MESSAGE
6.1 HOST CPU
The host CPU detects the following error messages. When an error is displayed on the monitor,
refer to this table.
Error code Descriptions Responsible PWB

5203 The key entry code value from the panel is abnormal (not Digital (Panel ASSY)
registered).
5206 Transducer ID not supported by the software T&R ASSY (Digital)
5213 OF is not generated when an image is frozen during B- Digital
frame recording.
5218 During image freeze, OF is not generated before T&R OFF. Digital
5225 OF is not generated when IM Save is selected. IM (Digital)
5226 OF is not generated after OF reset during FM erase. Digital
5230 During image freeze, OF is not generated within 3 seconds. Digital
5237 OF is not generated when IM REC is selected after mode IM (Digital)
change.
5244 OF is not generated during IM playback/recording. Digital
5245 OF is not generated during FM access. Digital
50 An abnormality is detected during reading from or writing to Memory-card (Digital)
the memory.
51 Checksum error for program ROM Memory-card (Digital)
54 Checksum error for backup memory ROM (EEPROM) Memory-card (Digital)
If error code 51 occurs when the memory card on the Digital PWB is replaced or when the memory
card is connected to another Digital PWB, check whether the memory card is connected to the
Digital PWB of the same revision as before.
If the memory card is connected to the Digital PWB of a different revision, register the new Digital
PWB using the Maintenance checksum registration function of the test system.
The PWBs listed as responsible PWBs in the above table are the primary possible causes of the
errors and the PWBs in brackets ( ) are the secondary possible causes, provided that there is no
abnormality with the system power.
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6.2 Filing Unit
Error messages related to the filing unit are classified into the following five groups.
(1) HDD access errors
(2) CD-R access errors
(3) LAN access errors
(4) User input errors
(5) Other errors
When an error is displayed on the monitor, refer to the table below to check the details. To recover
the error, follow the instructions displayed on the screen.
<HDD access errors>
Message displayed
Message Operation Usual cause Action
by software
DISK FULL The STORE key is The HDD is more Back up and then SSA-510A
pressed than 90% full. delete the data in
the HDD.
NO DISK The STORE key is An abnormality is Replace the FU.
pressed detected in SMART
check.
The HDD is
abnormal or
defective.
Image search The HDD is Replace the FU. FU
(during list display) abnormal or
defective.
Image search The HDD is Replace the FU.
(during playback) abnormal or
defective.
One of the The HDD is Replace the FU.
following is abnormal or
executed during list defective.
display.
• Backup
• Restore
• Delete
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<CD-R access errors>
Message displayed
by software
DO DISK Image search The CD-R is Replace with FU
(during list display) abnormal. another CD-R.
There is no CD-R Place a CD-R in
in the drive. the drive.
The drive is Replace the CD-R
defective. unit with a non-
defective one.
Image search The CD-R is Replace with
(during playback) abnormal. another CD-R.
defective one.
CDR ACCESS One of the The CD-R is Replace with
ERROR following is abnormal. another CD-R.
executed during list
display.
• Backup
• Restore
defective one.
NOT BLANK Backup is started. The CD-R in the Replace it with a
CDR drive has data blank CD-R.
written on it.
<LAN access errors>
Message displayed
by software
NETWORK During backup There is an Confirm that the FU
ERROR abnormality with LAN cable and
the LAN. HUB are connected
properly.
The disk of the Create space in the
external PC is full. HDD of the external
PC.
The SSA-510A Change the
does not have write network
access privileges. configuration of the
external PC to
allow the SSA-
510A to write data.
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<User input error>
Message displayed
by software
NO DATA Shift + V are The entered ID Enter the correct ID FU
pressed. date does not exist. date.
Shift + B are
pressed.
ID date is entered.
BUSY ERROR One of the One of the Wait until the
following is started. following processes current process is
• Backup is in progress. completed and then
• Restore • Backup execute the
• Delete • Restore operation again.
• Delete
NOT CHOSEN One of the The file to be Select the file to be
following is started. processed is not processed.
• Backup selected from the
• Delete list.
FU_BUSY The STORE key is One of the Wait until the SSA-510A
pressed. following processes current process is
is in progress. completed and then
• Backup press the STORE
• Restore key again.
• Delete
<Other errors>
Message displayed
by software
ERR SYNC The STORE key is The Confirm that the SSA-510A
pressed. synchronization COM port is set
signal for capture is and connected
not detected. correctly.
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7. DIFFERENCES FROM JustVision (SSA-320A, SSA-325A)
The differences between Famio 5 (SSA-510A) and JustVision are summarized in the table below.
Major FRU Changes SSA-510A SSA-320A SSA-325A

1 Monitor Changed from CRT to 10.5-inch TFT LCD 9-inch black-and- 12-inch black-and-
LCD (TFT) monitor white CRT white CRT
2 Operating panel Changed layout, Unified for Nemio Full keyboard Full keyboard
integrated full keyboard and Famio series (membrane (membrane
keyboard) keyboard)
3 Power supply Changed shape Reduced size – –
4 Isolation Built in Built in the system Not Internal
transformer provided/external
5 Chassis Integrated cart Integrated with the Hand-carried Integrated with the
cart cart
6 Transducer EMC measures applied 2 channels are 2 channels are 2 channels are
connector supported as an supported as an supported as an
option option option
7 Pulser PWB Changed due to New design – –
discontinued part
8 Receiver PWB Changed due to New design – –
discontinued part
9 B-HVSW PWB EMC measures and New design – –
countermeasure against
high-frequency noise
applied
10 Digital PWB Reduced size, changes New design – –
due to discontinued part
11 IM PWB Reduced size, changes New design – –
due to discontinued part
12 Memory card Newly added New design
13 DT-CNN PWB EMC measure applied New design – –
14 RACK Changed shape Reduced size, – –
changed layout
15 I/O PWB Changed shape Reduced size, – –
changed layout
16 MO/FD unit Discontinued Not supported Supported as an Supported as an
option option
17 FU unit Newly added Supported as
semi-option
18 Printer Changed mounting Supported Supported Supported
method
19 Foot SW No change Supported Supported Supported
20 ECG unit No change Supported Supported Supported
The Famio 5 is not compatible with the JustVision, except for the footswitch and ECG unit.
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8. DISPOSAL
8.1 Disassembly into Units
Refer to the service manual 2D730-502E for the procedure for disassembling the system into units.
• Personnel required : 2
• Mass of the system main unit : Approximately 45 kg
CAUTION: Be sure to use nippers and not a knife or cutter to cut cable bands.
Knives or cutters may slip and cause hand injuries.
Standard time
Step Tools required Precautions
required
0 Preparation Disconnect the power plug of the
system and lock the casters before
starting the work.
1 Removing the 3 minutes M3 Phillips screwdriver 1. The following units are heavy.
peripheral units Take care when handling these
units.
<Reference> Mass of the peripheral
units
B/W printer : UP-D895 : 3.4 kg
2 Removing the 5 minutes M3 Phillips screwdriver, 1. The backlight of the LCD monitor
monitor M6 Allen wrench contains mercury, which is harmful.
Disposal of the LCD should be
entrusted to a specialized
2. If the LCD is subjected to an
impact, the LCD may be damaged.
Take care not to drop the LCD
monitor.
3. The cable sheaths are made of
PVC. Wash your hands thoroughly
after handling the cables.
3 Removing the 10 minutes M4 Phillips screwdriver,
exterior covers M3 Phillips screwdriver
and rear handle
4 Removing the 5 minutes M4 Phillips screwdriver, 1. The cover becomes unstable when
peripheral unit M6 Allen wrench the screws are removed. Hold the
mounting plate cover while removing the rack.
5 Removing the 5 minutes M4 Phillips screwdriver 1. The operating panel weighs 2.5 kg.
operating panel
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Standard time
Step Tools required Precautions
required
6 Removing the 3 minutes M3 Phillips screwdriver 1. The cable sheaths are made of
ECG unit (option) PVC. Wash your hands thoroughly
2. To prevent the ECG unit from
falling, hold it while removing the
last bolt.
7 Removing the 5 minutes M4 Phillips screwdriver, 1. Remove the air filter.
PWB rack M3 Phillips screwdriver
2. The PWB rack (with circuit boards)
weighs approx. 7 kg.
8 Removing the 15 minutes M3 Phillips screwdriver 1. The power supply unit weighs
power supply unit approx. 3 kg.
9 Removing the 10 minutes M12 wrench 1. The frame weighs approx. 10 kg on
casters its own.
2. The casters may swing under their
own weights. Take care not to
allow your fingers to be caught by a
caster.
10 Removing the 10 minutes M4 Phillips screwdriver 1. The transformer weighs approx.
transformer 11 kg.
11 Removing the I/O 5 minutes M3 Phillips screwdriver 1. The cable sheaths are made of
panel PVC. Wash your hands thoroughly
2. Hold the I/O panel when removing
the last screw to prevent the I/O
panel from falling.
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8.2 Disposal and Recycling
No. Unit Precautions Items Material

1 Optional 1. If storage media are left in recording B/W printer
peripheral units units, request your Toshiba Medical VCR
Systems Corporation service Filing unit
representative to take appropriate DVD
measures. CD-R (figure 1)
HDD (figure 1)
2. Confirm with your Toshiba Medical
IASSIST controller
Systems Corporation service
Footswitch
representative that the hard disk
Gel warmer
has been erased.
TEE hanger
3. Entrust the disposal of recording etc.
units to a specialized
2 Monitor 1. Entrust disposal of the LCD and Resin cover >ABS<
circuit boards to a specialized
disposal/recycling company. Tilt mechanism Iron
2. The screws securing the back cover Shield case Iron

are designed so that they do not fall Mounting bracket Iron
out. Pull out the bushing to remove
the screws from the back cover. Screw Iron
3 Exterior cover 1. Two brass insert nuts are used in Resin cover >ABC<
Handle the front cover and a brass insert
nut is used in the rear cover. In the Bottom cover Aluminum die
case of separate disposal/recycling, casting material
remove them from the covers. Cable hook >PPE<
2. Remove the name labels. Mounting bracket Iron
Cap >PVC<
Handle Aluminum die
casting material
Screw, bolt Iron
Leaf spring, Stainless steel
machined screw
4 Peripheral unit Mounting plate Iron
mounting plate
Screw Iron
5 Operating panel 1. Entrust disposal of the keyboard, Resin cover >ABS<
speaker, and circuit boards to a
specialized disposal/recycling Knob >ABS<
company. Key top >PC<
2. Three brass insert nuts are used in (transparent)
the top cover. If separate Trackball >POM<
disposal/recycling is required,
remove them from the covers. Metal plate Iron
Screw, bolt Iron
6 ECG unit 1. Entrust disposal of the ECG unit to
(option) a specialized disposal/recycling
company.
8-3
No. 2D730-154E
No. Unit Precautions Items Material

7 PWB rack 1. Entrust disposal of the circuit Chassis Iron
boards to a specialized
disposal/recycling company. PWB guide rail >PA66<
2. The lithium battery used on the Metal plate Iron

Digital PWB contains harmful Screw Iron
substances. It can be removed
from the holder on the board.
Entrust disposal of the lithium
battery to a specialized
disposal/recycling company and
inform them that it contains harmful
substances.
3. The gasket, shield, cushion, and
cables are affixed using double-
sided tape. In case of separate
disposal/recycling, remove them
from the rack.
8 Power supply 1. Entrust disposal of the transformer, Chassis Iron
unit DC power supply, AC power supply,
line filter, and circuit boards to a Metal plate Iron
specialized disposal/recycling Air filter Stainless steel
company.
Screw Iron
Braided shield Stainless steel
9 Frame 1. The casters may swing under their Frame Iron
Casters own weights. Take care not to
allow your fingers to be caught by a Base Aluminum die
caster. casting material
2. Entrust disposal of the casters to a Screw Iron

specialized disposal/recycling Caster cover >PA66<
company.
10 Transformer 1. Entrust disposal of the transformer Chassis Iron

and circuit boards to a specialized
disposal/recycling company. Screw Iron
11 I/O PWB 1. Entrust disposal of the circuit Metal plate Iron

boards to a specialized
disposal/recycling company. Screw Iron
2. The gasket and shield are affixed

using double-sided tape. If
separate disposal/recycling is
required, remove them from the
panel.
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 TOSHIBA MEDICAL SYSTEMS CORPORATION 2004

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

REV. DATE REASON PAGE SER. DOC.

INI. 11/'04 Mr. Kikuchi ------- KD-WPX

1. Meaning of Signal Words

Signal word Meaning

DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will

WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could

CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

2. Meaning of Safety Symbols

WARNING: 1. Information concerning the terminal to which the potential equalization

To use another medical device in combination with this system, an

* Be sure to connect the potential-equalization lead wire before inserting

2. Information concerning the functional earth terminal

Use of the functional earth terminal as protective earth is not allowed in

4. Do not connect to the system transducers other than those specified by

5. Do not subject the transducers to knocks. Use of defective transducers

CAUTION: 1. Malfunctions due to radio waves

7. Do not allow fluids such as water to contact the system or peripheral

Safety Precautions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ S-1

1. BASIC SERVICE KNOW-HOW --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-1

1.1 System Outline --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-1

1.2 Tools and Measuring Instruments Required -------------------------------------------------------------1-2

1.3 For Safety-Related Work--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-2

1.4 Special Menus and Passwords------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-2

1.5 PWB/Unit Replacement Procedures -----------------------------------------------------------------------1-4

1.5.1 Data restoration after Digital PWB replacement --------------------------------------------1-4

1.6 Image Data Backup --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-5

1.7 All Delete (Resetting to Factory Settings)-----------------------------------------------------------------1-7

1.8 Video/Printer Output Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------------1-7

1.9 Service Menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1-9

1.10 Self Diagnosis ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-10

1.10.1 Outline ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-10

1.10.2 Precautions related to the overall test system -------------------------------------------- 1-11

1.10.3 Operation of the test system------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-12

1.10.4 Flowchart when ALL CHECK mode Is selected ------------------------------------------ 1-14

1.10.5 Check items and test procedure-------------------------------------------------------------- 1-15

1.10.6 Command entry during testing ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1-17

1.10.7 Error code table----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-18

1.10.8 Troubleshooting the CPU system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-19

1.10.9 Troubleshooting the DSC system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-27

1.10.10 Troubleshooting the T&R system ------------------------------------------------------------ 1-35

1.10.11 Troubleshooting the PANEL ------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-36

1.10.12 MAINTENANCE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-36

1.11 Display and Confirmation of Version Information ----------------------------------------------------- 1-40

1.12 Changing the Date/Time ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-40

1.13 Data in the Filing Unit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-41

1.14 Software--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-42

1.15 Filing Unit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-45

1.15.1 Network Configuration menu ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1-45

1.15.2 Signal assignment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-47

2.1 System Functions-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-1

2.2 System Block Diagram ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2-2

2.3 Troubleshooting Related to Power Supply ---------------------------------------------------------------2-3

3. HARDWARE CONFIGURATION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-1

3.1 T&R Unit ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-1

3.2 DIGITAL PWB ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-3

3.2.1 DSC-IO -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-4

3.2.2 DSC-FM ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-5

3.2.4 PANEL-IF and STC gain control----------------------------------------------------------------3-7

3.2.5 RPG/TR CONT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3-9

3.2.6 DIP switch settings------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-10

3.2.7 CPU initialization --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3-14