Ultrasound Digital Doppler

DCY2.782.A3300WC/W9.
3/A-E
Digital Color Doppler Ultrasound

Imaging System
SERVICE MANUAL
CONTENTS
1. System Composition and Technical Specifications……..…………………..………… 1-1
1.1 System Composition….……………………………………………………………………… 1-1
1.2 Working Principle…………………………………………………………..………………….. 1-2
1.3 Technical Specifications….………………………..………..……………………………… 1-3
2. Trouble Checkout and Shooting……..…………………..………..…………………..… 2-1
2.1 Whole Unit Wiring Diagram and Wiring Definition……..…………………..……………… 2-1
2.2 Functions and Possible Failures of PCBs….…..……..…….…………………………… 2-2
2.3 Common Failure and Possible Failed PCB………………………….…………………… 2-10
3. Disassemble Instruction…………………………………………………………………… 3-1
3.1 General……………………………………………………………………………………… 3-1
3.2 Disassemble Monitor………………………………………………………………………… 3-2
3.3 Disassemble Keyboard……………………………………………………………………… 3-4
3.4 Disassemble Touch Screen………………………………………………………………… 3-12
3.5 Disassemble Rear Cover………………………………………………………………… 3-18
3.6 Disassemble Hard Disk……………………………………………………………………… 3-19
3.7 Disassemble Computer Case……………………………………………………………… 3-22
3.8 Disassemble Main Board…………………………………………………………………… 3-24
3.9 Disassemble Power Supply……………………………………………………………… 3-28
3.10 Disassemble Ultrasound Module…………………………………………………………… 3-31
3.11 Disassemble DVD-RW Drive……………………………………………………………… 3-39
4. Software Maintenance……………………………………………………………………… 4-1
4.1 System Update...…….……………………………………………………………………… 4-1
4.2 System Recovery…………………………………………………………………………… 4-4
4.3 Troubleshooting.…….……………………………………………………………………… 4-4
4.4 Information Collection....………………………………………………………………………. 4-9
4.5 Contact Information...…….………………………………………………………………… 4-9
DCY2.782.A3300WC/W9.3/A-E
I
System Composition & Technical Specifications
Chapter 1
1.1 System Composition
The system consists of a main unit, a monitor, probes and peripheral devices. The main
unit includes a probe interface board, a T/R Moudle, a Digital Signal Processing Moudle, a
power board, a computer, a control panel (console) and an ATX power supply. See Fig.
1-1. This system can be connected with 4 probes at the same time. By using the circuitry
on the probe interface to switch the probes, the user may select the required probe via the
control panel.
Main Unit
DVD-RW Hard Drive

Digital Signal Processing Module
Probe A
Probe Interface Board
Monitor
T/R Module
Probe B Computer
Control Platform
Peripherals
Probe C
Probe D
ATX Control Touch
Power Panel Screen
Power Supply Board Supply
AC
Fig. 1-1 Main unit Composition Block Diagram
1-1
1.2 Working Principle
Basic operation principle of the main unit is as follow:
The Digital Signal Processing Moudle on the one hand transmits digital image signals to
the computer control system, on the other hand receives control information from the
computer control system and generates corresponding control data to achieve control of
the ultrasound T/R front end.
Here is the working process of the system:
Based on control actions from the control panel, the computer control system generals
control commands and parameter data automatically. The Digital Signal Processing
Moudle receives commands and control parameters from the computer control platform,
distributes them to each functional module.
The real-time controller on the Digital Signal Processing Moudle generates live scan
control signals and controls transmission of the front-end T/R controller. And the front-end
T/R controller is in charge of T/R control of ultrasound according to the requirements of
scan control synchronized signals from the system.
The beam-forming module on the Digital Signal Processing Moudle receives amplified
echo signals from the Probe Interface Board and performs digital beam forming, then
sends beam data to the subsequent processing module. As a key technique, digital signal
processing plays an important role in ultrasound systems. This technology ensures image
information being transmitted and converted with high fidelity; and it will have further
processing to acquire better images, which is conducive to correct diagnosis by doctors.
Data information such as image data processed by digital signals is sent to the control
platform through data channels on the Interface Board for further processing and image
display.
Every time when ultrasound is transmitted, the excitation high-voltage from the T/R
Module generates and sends a set of excitation pulses to the current working probe. One
element group in the transducer is excited and ultrasound is transmitted. Sound wave is
propagated in and reflected by the tissue, and the ultrasound returned to the probe is
received by the same element group and then sent to the preamplifier on the T/R Module
for pre-amplification, depth gain compensation and programmable gain amplification.
After this process, signals are sent to the Digital Signal Processing Module.
The powers required by the system are provided by the power module.
Based on operator button actions, relevant information is sent to the control panel to the
control platform. The platform generates control commands and parameter data
1-2
automatically, and sends them to the modules involved. The control platform is the
managerial center of the whole system, which receives operation command from the
control panel, and control the whole system based on the current state of the system. The
other functions that the control platform fulfills also include measurement and calculation,
screen display and video processing, management of patient data and image, as well as
control of storage, printing and communication.
1.3 Technical Specifications
Please refer to Apogee 3300 Digital Color Doppler Ultrasound Imaging System Operation
Manual.
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Troubleshooting
Chapter 2
Trouble Checkout and Shooting
2.1 Whole Unit Wiring Diagram and Wiring Definition
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2-1
Troubleshooting
1— External AC Power 10— ATX Big 4D 19— Power Wires for Hard 29— Hard Drive Data
Cable Power Wire 2 Drive，CD-Drive，Fan Wire
2— Power Switch Wire 11— +12V Wire 20— Left Speaker Wire 30— CD-RW Data Wire
1 supply with 21— Right Speaker Wire 31— Keyboard USB Wire
3— Power Switch Wire Power Supply 22— USB Graphic Card 32— Signal Wire
2 Board Wire between Main
4— Power-assisted 12— +12V Fan Wire 1 23— Touch Screen VGA Keyboard and
Output Wire 13— SATA 5 Wire Wire Tuning Board
5— Internal 200V Wire 14— SATA 6 Wire 24— Keyboard +12V Wire 33— Signal Wire
1 15— Print Footswitch 25— Laptop Keyboard between Main
6— Internal 200V Wire Wire PS/2 Wire 1 Keyboard and Drive
2 16— Footswitch Wire 26— Laptop Keyboard Board
7— CPU Power Wire 17— +12V Fan Wire 2 PS/2 Wire 2 34— Power Wires for
8— 24P Power Wire 18— Display DVI Wire 27— Extended USB Wire Monitor and Signal
9— ATX Big 4D Power 28— Power Start-up Wire Indicators
Wire 1
Fig. 2-1 Wiring Diagram for Whole System
2.2 Functions and Possible Failures of PCBs
As shown in Fig. 1-1 Block Diagram of System Composition, the system consists of 6
PCBs (modules). They are: 1) Probe Interface Board (PBSW Board); 2) Digital Signal
Processing Board; 3) Control Panel (KB Board and Video Drive Board); 4) Computer Main
Board; 5) Power Supply Module (power supply and DC-DC power supply); and 6) LCD
Display Module.
The potential failures of each PCB (Module) are shown below.
2.2.1 Probe Interface Board (PBSW Board)
As is shown in Fig. 2-2, the main function of the PBSW Board is probe switch.
If any failure occurs on this PCB, the following (but not limited to the following) failures
may be found:
a) The probe cannot be switched; the screen prompts no probe, or cannot identify
the probe.
b) One black strip in the ultrasound image.
c) One white strip in the ultrasound image.
d) Multiple echo signals are displayed when using a screw driver to inspect (one
echo signal only in normal situation).
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Troubleshooting
Fig. 2-2 PBSW Board

2.2.2 Digital Signal Processing Board
As shown in Fig. 2-3, the main functions of the Digital Signal Processing Board include:
high-voltage excitation pulse transmission, receive signal pre-amplification, TGC
amplification, anti-aliasing filtering, A/D conversion, digital beam forming, dynamic filtering,
tissue imaging processing and real-time scan control.
may be found:
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Troubleshooting
a) No ultrasound image is displayed.
b) The ultrasound image is mal-positioned, or only half of the image is displayed.
c) Black strip in the echo signal when using a screw driver to inspect (no black strip
in normal echo signal).
d) The whole ultrasound image is too dark or too bright.
e) Many black strips in the ultrasound image.
f) Many white strips in the ultrasound image.
T/R Module
Processing Module
Digital Signal
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Troubleshooting
2.2.3 Power Supply Module
The main function of the Power Supply Module is to transform AC power input into
different DC voltages required by the system. The system consists of computer part and
ultrasound part, both of which have their own special requirements, so the power supply is
also divided into ATX power supply and DC-DC power supply (Fig. 2-4). ATX power
supply is for the computer part, one +12V DC power from ATX power supply is for DC-DC
power, and is transformed by the DC-DC power into different voltages required by the
ultrasound part and supplied to it. In Table 1, the specific standard voltages for each test
point on the power board are listed.
Table 1 voltages for each test point on the DC-DC power board
(The voltage value under no load condition)
No. Test Point Voltage（V） Note
1 +12VIN（TP12） +12 ±0.6
2 +5V（TP26） +5.1±0.2
3 +1.2V（TP10） +1.25±0.06
4 +2.5V（TP14） +2.5±0.13
5 +3.3V（TP15） +3.3±0.2
6 5VO+（TP34） +5.6±0.2 Reference ground with ECG
GND（TP9）
7 5VO-（TP33） -5.6±0.2 Reference ground with ECG
GND（TP9）
8 3.3VCC（TP30） +3.3±0.2 Reference ground with ECG
GND（TP9）
9 +3VD_A（TP19） +3.0±0.2
10 +3VD_B（TP20） +3.0±0.2
11 +4VA（TP22） +4.0±0.2
12 +4VD（TP23） +4.0±0.2
13 +3VA（TP17） +3.0±0.2
14 +5.7VA（TP24） +5.75±0.2
15 -7VA（TP36） -7±0.2
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Troubleshooting
No. Test Point Voltage（V） Note
16 +12VM（TP13） +12 ±0.3 Adjust RP1 Potentiometer
17 VPP（TP38） +73 ±4
18 VNN（TP37） -73 ±4
19 For whole system testing, if
+HV（TP39） +42±2
the acoustic power is100%
For whole system testing, if
+4.2±1
20 -HV（TP40） For whole system testing, if
-42±2
For whole system testing, if
-4.2±1
If any failure occurs on the DC-DC power board, firstly check if voltage input and output of
each group is normal. If abnormal, check if the abnormality comes from power output itself
or from abnormal loading. Here is the detailed instruction: when abnormality happens on
the system and it is determined that the failure comes from this PCB, disassemble the
system, measure the voltage of each test point and compare with Table1. If certain voltage
is different from the value in Table 1, try to disconnect the DC-DC Power Supply Board
and the Digital Signal Processing Board, measure the voltage again. If the voltage
complies with the value in Table 1, it can be determined that the voltage decreases due to
other PCBs. If all the output voltages are abnormal when measuring each test point, the
input voltage issue shall be considered. Disconnect the power supply board from the ATX
power supply and separately start up the ATX power supply. Then measure the sockets
connecting the ATX power supply and the power supply board to check whether the
output voltage is normal (normal voltage is +12V±0.6V). If the output value is normal, then
the failure comes from DC-DC power supply board itself.
The following (but not limited to the following) failures may be found:
a) The system cannot start up (failure comes from ATX power supply).
b) The system can start up, but then restart and power off.
c) The system can start up, without display on the screen.
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Troubleshooting
d) The screen has display, but no ultrasound image.
e) Sensitivity of the ultrasound image is very low.
Fig. 2-4 Power Supply Board
2.2.4 Control Panel
The Main Control Panel (KB Board) serves as an end-user operation interface, providing
operation objects such as keys, trackball, knobs and TGC sliders. When the user operates
these objects, the control panel will detect these actions, convert them into agreed signals
and send them to the computer module for corresponding processing. On the other hand,
the backlight on the control panel is controlled by software. When the software sends
control commands, the control panel receives these commands and thus controls the
backlight.
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Troubleshooting
may be found:
a) All the operations (including knobs) do not work.
b) Some of the keys do not work.
c) TGC controls do not work.
d) The trackball does not work.
Fig. 2-5 KB Board
Video Drive Board: On one hand, it converts RGB signals from the computer main board
to differential signals displayed on LCD touch screen. On the other hand, it is responsible
for receiving key position information and sending them to the computer main board via
keyboard board.
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Troubleshooting
8 DMRH-15S(H)
Fig. 2-6 Video Drive Board
2.2.5 Computer Main Board
The main functions of Computer Main Board include: reception, conversion and
processing of control panel signals, data transmission, image display, measurement &
calculation, storage, etc. The computer module is the running platform of the whole
system, which is why such kind of ultrasound system is called “PC based ultrasound
system”. The generality of computer module enables easy communication with peripheral
devices like memory, monitor, printer, keyboard and mouse. All these devices can be
connected to universal ports on a computer. With control of Windows operating system on
these devices, various functions, such as image measurement & calculation, storage and
printing, can be achieved conveniently.
If any failure occurs on this PCB, firstly verify if the voltage of each group of power supply
is normal. If abnormal, check if the abnormality comes from power output or loading.
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Troubleshooting
The following (but not limited to the following) failures may be found:
a) The system cannot start up.
b) The system can start up, but then restart itself and power off.
c) The system can start up, but has no display.
d) The system can start up and enter Windows, but cannot enter ultrasound interface
(firstly check if it is a software problem).
e) No ultrasound image is displayed.
f) Very low sensitivity in ultrasound images.
2.2.6 LCD Display Module
The LCD Display Module consists of LCD monitor and Inverter Board. The main function
of the LCD Display Module is to display video signals from the video card on the screen.
may be found:
a) The screen has no display.
b) The screen color is too bright or too dark.
c) The screen has color cast.
d) The screen shakes.
2.3 Common Failure and Possible Failed PCB
Due to complexity of the system, it is inevitable that this service manual may not cover all
failures that might occur. Here is an introduction to some failure descriptions and the
possible failed boards. Please follow the methods provided in this service manual to do
the troubleshooting. If it does not work, please contact SIUI service staff immediately for
professional assistance. (Please record the failure description as detailed as possible for
early trouble checkout.)
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Troubleshooting
Table 2-1 Trouble List
No. Failure Description Failed PCB
1 The probe cannot be switched. PBSW Board
2 The screen prompts no probe. PBSW Board
3 The probe cannot be identified. PBSW Board
4 One black or white strip in the ultrasound image. PBSW Board
Multiple echo signals are displayed when using a

5 PBSW Board
screw driver to inspect.
Digital Signal Processing Board

6 Many white strips in the ultrasound image.
Amplifier Board
7 Many black strips in the ultrasound image. Digital Signal Processing Board
Black strip(s) in the echo signal when using a

8 Digital Signal Processing Board
screw driver to inspect.
9 No ultrasound image is displayed. Computer Main Board
Power Supply Module
10 The ultrasound image is mal-positioned. Digital Signal Processing Board
11 Only half of the ultrasound image is displayed. Digital Signal Processing Board
The whole ultrasound image is too dark or too

bright.
Power Supply Module

13 The system cannot start up.
Computer Main Board
The system can start up, but then restart and

14 Power Supply Module
power off.
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Troubleshooting
No. Failure Description Failed PCB
Power Supply Module

The system can start up, but no display on the
screen.
LCD Display Module
16 Sensitivity of the ultrasound image is very low. Power Supply Module
Computer Main Board
KB Board
17 No operations (including knobs) work.
Computer Main Board
KB Board
18 Some of the keys do not work.
Computer Main Board
KB Board
19 The trackball does not work.
Computer Main Board
The system can start up and enters Windows, but

20 Computer Main Board
does not enter the ultrasound interface.
Computer Main Board

20 The screen is too bright or too dark.
LCD Display Module
Computer Main Board

22 The screen has color cast.
LCD Monitor
Computer Main Board

23 The screen shakes.
LCD Monitor
24 No display on the touch screen. Video Drive Board
25 The operation of the touch screen does not work. Video Drive Board
After confirming which PCB has the failure, please contact SIUI after-sale service
department for servicing.
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Disassembly Instruction
Chapter 3
3.1 General
a) This instruction covers the disassembly method and steps for Apogee 3300, including
LCD monitor, KB board, Ultrasound Module, Main Board, power supply, DVD-RW and
Wireless Network Card.
b) The expression and meaning of all the screws involved in this instruction are shown in
the following examples:
Example 1: countersunk head screws, spec M3X6（GB/T 819.1）, expressed as:
countersunk head screws M3X6.
Example 2: cross-recessed pan head screw, spring washer and plain washer assemblies,
spec M3X6 (GB 9074.4), expressed as: M3X6 screws assemblies.
Example 3: cross-recessed pan head self-tapping screws, spec ST3.5X16 (GB 845),
expressed as self-tapping screws 3.5X16.
Example 4: hexagon head screws, spec M4X30 (GB/T 70.1), expressed as M4X30
hexagon head screws.
c) All the screws for disassembling the system referred to in this instruction are Phillips
screws. Here is the specification and application scope of the screwdrivers for
disassembly.
2#×50 (for cross recessed screws and screw assemblies)
2#×200 (for cross recessed screws and screw assemblies)
6×80 (for slotted screws and screw assemblies, LCD data connector)
3mm hexagon socket spanner ( for M4 hexagon socket screws)
3-1
d) Precautions
1) Before disassembly, make sure that the power cable is unplugged, and all the
probes are disconnected and laid aside properly.
2) When unplugging the cables from the system, please mark the corresponding
plugs and sockets to facilitate plugging the plugs into the right sockets during
reassembly.
3) During disassembly, the exterior plastic parts and the keyboard silicon-gel
buttons demounted shall be placed upon a bubble wrap bag or PE foam, and be
kept away from the work area as far as possible to avoid any damage to the
system appearance.
4) Avoid leaving any fingerprint or oil stain on the system LCD in disassembly. If
leaving such item carelessly, clean it off with cloth.
3.2 Disassemble Monitor
3.2.1 Disassemble LCD monitor from main unit
The LCD shall be removed from the main unit by following the steps below:
a) Pull out the flip at the back of the LCD, and disconnect all the wires connected to
the LCD.
【Note】: Use a slotted screwdriver with appropriate force to unscrew the DVI
plug, and avoid damage to the DVI plug.
3-2
LCD
DVI plug
Disconnect
Fig. 3-1 Wires
b) Press the button at the LCD back to separate the LCD from the clasp. Then lift up
the LCD to detach it from the two supporting corners on top of the arm to remove
the LCD.
【Note】: The LCD should be placed carefully and slowly. Please pay
attention to protect the LCD.
Supporting
Corners
Lift up
Button
Fig. 3-2
3.2.2 Disassemble LCD arm from main unit
After completing the operation in Section 3.2.1 (Disassemble LCD monitor from main unit),
the LCD arm shall be disassembled from the main unit by following the steps below:
a) Lift up the LCD arm a certain distance away from the main unit.
3-3
LCD Arm
Fig. 3-3
b) Disconnect the connectors between the LCD arm and the main unit and then lift
the LCD arm away from the main unit.
【Note】: Use a slotted screwdriver with appropriate force to unscrew the DVI
plug, and avoid damage to the DVI plug.
Disconnect
Wires
Fig. 3-4
3.3 Disassemble Keyboard
3.3.1 Disassemble keyboard
To disassemble the keyboard from the keyboard base, follow the steps below:
3-4
a) Pull out the keyboard from the keyboard base for a certain distance.
Keyboard
Fig. 3-5
b) Press the buckles in the left and the right guide rails at the bottom of the keyboard
towards the left hand side of the operator and pull the whole keyboard out of the
keyboard base.
【Note】: Pay attention to protect the connecting wire at the end of the
keyboard.
Guide Rail
Fixing Buckles
Fig. 3-6
3-5
c) Disconnect connecting wire at the end of the keyboard to take out the keyboard.
Cut straps
Disconnect
connecting
wire
Fig. 3-7
3.3.2 Disassemble PCBs from the keyboard
After completing the operation in Section 3.3.1 (Disassemble Keyboard), the PCBs on the
keyboard shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove nine ST2.9x8 self-tapping screws at the back of the keyboard and then
remove the upper cover of the keyboard.
Upper
Cover of the
Keyboard
Fig. 3-8
b) Remove two ST2.2x5 self-tapping screws and then remove the lock block.
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Lock Block
Fig. 3-9
c) Remove two ST2.2x5 self-tapping screws fixing the indicator PCB.
d) Remove two ST2.6x8 self-tapping screws fixing keyboard patch board.
Keyboard
Patch
Board
Indicator PCB
Fig. 3-10
e) Lift up the keyboard button accessories, and remove two ST2X5 self-tapping
screws fixing the signal PCB.
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Keyboard
Signal PCB Button
Accessories
Fig. 3-11
f) Remove screws fixing the keyboard button signal wires to separate the
keyboard button accessories and then withdraw each board from the keyboard.
Fig. 3-12
3.3.3 Disassemble KB Board
After completing step a in Section 3.3.1 (Disassemble keyboard), the KB Board shall be
disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove seven M4x8 countersunk head screws at the bottom of the keyboard
base.
3-8
Fig. 3-13
b) Lift up the Control panel and disconnect all the connecting wires with the KB
board. Take the Control panel out of the keyboard base.
c) Remove the TGC slider and knobs on the Control panel.
TGC Slider
Control Panel
Knob
Fig. 3-14
d) Remove ten ST4x8 self-tapping screws and then remove the Control panel base.
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Control Panel
Base
Fig. 3-15
e) Remove seventeen ST2.9x8 self-tapping screws and then disconnect the
connecting wires to take the KB Board and the silica-gel panel out of the
keyboard upper cover.
Disconnect all wires
KB Board
Fig. 3-16
f) Remove the KB Board after taking out the toggle switches and the silica-gel panel
on the KB Board.
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Toggle
Switch
Silica-gel
Panel
Fig. 3-17
3.3.4 Disassemble trackball
After completing step b (Take the Control panel out of the keyboard base.) in Section 3.3.3
(Disassemble KB Board), the trackball shall be disassembled by following the steps
below:
Remove two 2.9x8 self-tapping screws and then disconnect the connecting wires between
the trackball and the KB board to take out the trackball.
【Note】: Pay attention to the assembly direction when replacing the trackball.
Trackball
Socket to the right
Disconnect the
connecting
Fig. 3-18
wires
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3.4 Disassemble Touch Screen

3.4.1 Disassemble touch screen from keyboard base
The touch screen shall be disassembled from the keyboard base following the steps
below:
a) Press the buckle at the back of touch screen to detach it from the keyboard base and
then remove the touch screen slightly upward to separate it from the keyboard base.
b) Disconnect all connecting wires with the touch screen and then take the touch screen
out of the keyboard base.
Touch
Screen
Buckle
Fig. 3-19
3.4.2 Disassemble Drive Board, Inverter Board and Adjustment Platelet
3.4.2.1 Disassemble adjustment platelet
After completing the operation in Section 3.4.1 (Disassemble Touch Screen), the Inverter
Board shall be disassembled following the steps below:
a) Remove five knobs from the touch screen panel.
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Touch
Screen
Knobs
Fig. 3-20
b) Remove six ST2.9X6.5 self-tapping screws to take out adjustment platelet.
Adjustment
Fig. 3-21 Platelet
3.4.2.2 Disassemble Inverter Board
After completing the operation in Section 3.4.1 (Disassemble Touch Screen), the Inverter
Board shall be disassembled following the steps below:
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a) Remove four ST2.9x6 self-tapping screws and take out the rear cover of touch
screen.
Rear
Cover
Fig. 3-22
b) Remove two M3x6 screw assemblies and take out the inverter shield.
Inverter
Shield
Fig. 3-23
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c) Remove two M3X6 screw assemblies, disconnect all the wires connected to the
inverter board, and take it out.
Inverter
Board
Disconnect
All Wires
Fig. 3-24
3.4.2.3 Disassemble drive board
After completing step a in Section 3.4.2.2 (Disassemble Inverter Board), the drive board
shall be disassembled following the steps below:
a) Remove M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the tension disc and take out the tension
disc.
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Tension Disc
Fig. 3-25
b) Disconnect all wires connected to the drive board and then remove three M3X6
screw assemblies fixing the drive board to take out the drive board.
Drive Board
Disconnect
Wires
Fig. 3-26
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3.4.3 Disassemble LCD
After completing the operation in Section 3.4.2 (Disassemble Drive Board, Inverter Board
and Adjustment Platelet), the LCD shall be disassembled following the steps below:
a) Remove six ST2.9x6 self-tapping screws and take out the LCD together with the
bracket.
Bracket
Fig. 3-27
b) Unplug the touch screen signal wire.
Touch Screen Signal Wire
Fig. 3-28
c) Remove four M3x8 cheese head screws and remove the LCD from the bracket.
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【Note】: The LCD should be placed carefully and slowly. Please pay attention
to protect the LCD.
LCD
Fig. 3-29
3.5 Disassemble Rear Cover
The rear cover shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove two M4X8 screw assemblies below the rear cover.
b) Push the rear cover board down to detach the holes (3 on the top) on the rear
cover from their location pins. Then withdraw the rear cover backward.
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Rear Cover
Push
Downward
Fig. 3-30
3.6 Disassemble Hard Disk

Having finished the operation in Section 3.5 (Disassemble Rear Cover), follow the steps
below to remove the hard disk:
a) Remove one M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the hard disk rack, move the hard disk
rack outward a little bit.
【Note】: Avoid using excessive force to pull the hard disk wires.
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Hard Disk Bracket
Fig. 3- 31
3-20
Fig. 3-32
b) Disconnect all wires connected to the hard disk and withdraw the hard disk bracket
and hard disk.
c) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies and take out the hard disk.
Hard disk
Bracket
Fig. 3- 33
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Hard
Disk
Fig. 3-34
3.7 Disassemble Computer Case
After completing the operation in Section 3.5 (Disassemble Rear Cover), the Computer
Case shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove M4X8 screw assemblies fixing the rear stator.
Computer
Case
Front Stator
Fig. 3-35
b) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the front stator and withdraw the front
stator.
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Front Stator
Fig. 3-36
c) Remove one M4X32 hexagon socket screw and two M4X14 screw assemblies
fixing the bottom of computer case.
Hexagon Socket Screw
M4X14 Screw
Assemblies
Fig. 3-37
d) Disconnect all the wires connected to the computer case and withdraw the
computer case.
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3.8 Disassemble Main Board

After completing the operation in Section 3.7 (Disassemble Computer Case), the Main
Board shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove three M4X8 screw assemblies fixing ultrasound box.
Ultrasound Box
Fig. 3-38
b) Open the ultrasound box to appropriate angle.
3-24
Fig. 3-39
c) Disconnect all wires connected to the IO Interface Board and main board.
IO
Interface
Board
Main Board.
Fig. 3-40
d) Remove eight M3X6 screw assemblies fixing PC box and two M3X6 screw
assemblies fixing internal memory cover, and then take out the PC box.
3-25
PC Box
Fig. 3-41
Internal
Memory
Cover
Fig. 3-42
e) Remove three M3X6 screw assemblies fixing IO Interface Board and then
withdraw the IO Interface Board.
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IO
Interface
Board
Fig. 3-43
f) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the main board and then take out the
main board.
Main
Board
Fig. 3-44
g) Remove three M2X8 pan screws fixing the video board and then take out the
video board.
3-27
Fig. 3-45
3.9 Disassemble Power Supply

3.9.1 Disassemble ATX power supply
Having completed step b in Section 3.8(Disassemble Main Board), the ATX power supply
shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the ATX power supply.
ATX
Power
Supply
Fig. 3-46
3-28
Fig. 3-47
b) Disconnect all the wires connected to the ATX power supply.
【Note】: Remember to disconnect wires between the plug and the filtering
board.
Disconnect
Wires
Filtering Board
Fig. 3-48
3-29
c) Take out the ATX power supply and then remove two ANSI screws to separate the
ATX power supply.
Fig. 3- 49
3.9.2 Disassemble Filtering Board
Having completed step b in Section 3.8 (Disassemble Main Board), the Filtering Board
shall be disassembled by following the steps below:
a) Disconnect all wires connected to the filtering board.
Disconnect
Wires
Fig. 3-50
b) Remove M3X6 screws assemblies fixing the wiring wafer.
3-30
Fig. 3-51
c) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies fixing filtering board.
Fig. 3-52
3.10 Disassemble Ultrasound Module
3.10.1 Disassemble PBSW Board
After completing the operation in Section 3.7 (Disassemble Computer Case), the PBSW
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a) Remove ten screws (A for M3X6 screw assemblies, and B for M3X10 screw
assemblies) fixing the PBSW box and then remove the probe box.
A A
Probe Box
B B
B
A A
B B
B B
A A
Fig. 3-53
b) Remove ten M3X6 screw assemblies fixing the PBSW board and then withdraw
the PBSW board.
3-32
PBSW Board
Socket
Fig. 3-54
3.10.2 Remove the Patch Panel
After completing the operation in Section 3.10.1(Disassemble PBSW Board), the patch
panel shall be removed following the steps below:
a) Remove sixteen M3X6 screw assemblies fixing box cover and take out the box cover.
3-33
Box Cover
Fig. 3-55
b) Remove two M3X22 screw assemblies fixing patch panel to take out the patch panel.
【Note】: Screws are with copper cylinders, please properly place copper
cylinders and avoid losing them.
3-34
Patch Panel
Fig. 3-56
Avoid losing
Fig. 3-57
3.10.3 Remove the Digital Signal Processing Board
After completing the operation in 3.10.2 (Remove the Patch Panel), the digital signal
processing board shall be removed following the steps below:
a) Disconnect all wires connected to ultrasound module.
3-35
Disconnect
Wires
Fig. 3-58
b) Remove four M4X8 screw assemblies fixing PCB fixture (each side has two fixtures)
to take out the digital signal processing board and the power supply board.
PCB Fixture
Fig. 3-59
3-36
c) Remove three M3X6 screw assemblies fixing digital signal processing board and then
take out the digital processing board.
Digital
Processing
Board.
Socket
Fig. 3-60
3.10.4 Disassemble Power Supply Board
After completing step a of Section 3.10.2 (Remove the Patch Panel), the Power Supply
a) Remove four M4X8 screw assemblies fixing PCB fixture (each side has two fixtures)
to take out the digital signal processing board and the power supply board.
3-37
PCB
Fixture
Fig. 3-61
b) Remove four M3X6 screw assemblies fixing power supply board to take out the
power supply board.
3-38
Socket
Power
Supply
Board
Fig. 3-62
3.11 Disassemble DVD-RW Drive

Having finished the operation in Section 3.5 (Disassemble Rear Cover), follow the steps
below to remove the DVD-RW Drive:
a) Disconnect all the wires connected to the DVD-RW Drive.
DVD-RW
Drive
Fig. 3-63
b) Remove four M4X8 screw assemblies fixing the DVD-RW Drive fixture from the
main unit housing.
3-39
Fig. 3-64
c) Withdraw the DVD-RW Drive from the main unit.
d) Remove eight M3X6 screw assemblies to take out the DVD-RW Drive.
Fig. 3-65
Fig. 3-66
3-40
Software Maintenance
Chapter 4
4.1 System Update
Tap Setup on the touch screen (on the top right of the touch screen) to pop up SETUP
menu, as shown in Fig. 4-1.
Fig. 4-1 System Setup Menu
Choose Update System to automatically search the root directory of USB disk or the CD
drive for the update file Color.exe. If the file is found, the update information will be
prompted as shown in Fig. 4-2.
Fig. 4-2 Update Prompt

Select OK to update the system or Cancel to cancel.
4-1
If Color.exe is not found in the root directory of the USB or the CD drive, an update file
select box will appear . Users must find the directory of the update file , and select the
update file Color.exe , then click Open, as shown in Fig. 4-3.
Fig. 4-3 Upgrade file select box
Select the update file Color. exe and an update confirmation box will prompt as shown in
Fig. 4-2. Select OK to update the system or Cancel to cancel the update.
When the users open the upgrade file, four options are shown in the software installation
interface, the users can select according to their needs as shown in Fig. 4-4.
Fig.4-4 System Installation Interface
4-2
a) Software upgrade
This is a routine software upgrade with a default check, and the users can not
change this item.
b) Reset the database
After the routine software upgrade, if it still prompted a database error, it is
recommended that the user select this item and reinstall this software.
【Note】: Select this installation will delete patient information. Please
backup information before installing this item.
c) Ultrasound firmware module upgrade
When this option is selected, the system will prompt for a password during
installation process. If the password is correct, then the system will complete the
installation and restart. Entering the ultrasound software, the system will
automatically update the ultrasound firmware module, and the user should
restart the system according to prompts. If the password is incorrect, the user
cannot continue this upgrade.
【Note】: This function only work for some system module.
【Note】: Ultrasound firmware module upgrade will erase all user
settings, including parameter settings, user-defined check type, please
choose this function carefully.
d) Interface firmware module upgrade
When this option is selected, the system will prompt for a password during
installation process. If the password is correct, then the system will complete the
installation and restart. Entering the ultrasound software again and the system
will automatically update the interface firmware module, and then the user should
restart the system according to prompts. If the password is incorrect, the user
cannot continue this upgrade.
【Note】: This function only works for some system module.
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【Note】: Ultrasound interface firmware module upgrade will erase all
user settings, including parameter settings, user-defined check type,
please choose this function carefully.
After selecting installation item, press Next in the bottom right of the interface to start
installation. Click Cancel to cancel the installation, and the system will automatically
restart.
4.2 System Recovery
4.2.1 How to use the recovery CD
Insert the enclosed recovery CD in the DVD-RW drive and restart the system. After
initialization, system recovery is performed automatically. When it is finished, the system
will have an automatic restart.
4.2.2 F11 one-button backup and restore
When a black background and “SIUI…….” are displayed on the screen upon system start,
press F11 on the PC keyboard, and it goes to the restore and backup screen. The options
for selection are as follows:
1.Restore system.
2.Backup system.
Input 1 (Restore system) or 2 (Backup system) from the keyboard and press Enter, and
then the system will run restore or backup automatically. When it is finished, the system
will have an automatic restart.
4.3 Troubleshooting
4.3.1 After Windows starts up, software cannot start up
Solution: Select Start |Programs |Startup, and check if there is an item US.exe in the
startup menu as shown in Fig. 4-5.
4-4
Fig. 4-5
If there is no US.exe in the startup menu, find US.exe in the directory C:\
UltraSound\Color, create a shortcut with the right button function, and copy the shortcut
file just created, and press Startup in the start menu with the right button function, as
shown in Fig. 4-6. Paste the shortcut file just copied in the Startup folder.
Fig. 4-6
4.3.2 After software starts up, a grid image shows up, but no ultrasound image is
displayed
4-5
Fig. 4-7 grid image
Solution: Select Start |Settings |Control Panel |System and then open Control Panel,
double click System to open System Properties window, select Hardware and click
Device Manager (see Fig. 4-8 and Fig. 4-9).
Fig. 4-8
4-6
Fig. 4-9
Check if there are items IEEE 1394 Bus Controller and SIUI PCI_E Translate in Device
Manager, and if such items work properly (Fig. 4-10).
Fig. 4-10
If the driver was not installed successfully, or two SATA wires connecting PIC_E get
loosen or are connected reversely.
4-7
If the failure is due to unsuccessful installation of the driver, reinstall the driver and restart
the system.
If the two wires are connected reversely, remove the machine enclosure, swap the two
wires reconnect and fix them properly. (This step shall be operated by a professional
technician.)
If the two wires are loosen, remove the machine enclosure, re-insert and fix them properly.
(This step shall be operated by a professional technician.)
4.3.3 Failure of improper 4D imaging
a) Symptom: The imaging 3D volumes are all composed of the same frame data.
When holding the probe by hand, the user cannot feel the probe swinging.
Cause: The 4D probe does not swing due to failure in drive circuit initialization.
Solution: Power off and then reboot the system.
4.4 Information Collection

For better and more prompt solution for the potential failures, when failures occur, please
help us to collect information and send it to us.
Information required includes:
a) Mark down the time when the failure occurred. It would be better to mark down
the failure time as accurate as minute, and see if the clock in the system stops.
b) If there is any sound like “di, di” from the probe, record the situation in details;
c) Press FREEZE and PROBE respectively to check if there is any improvement
or any new status, and record the situation in details;
d) Unplug the probe, observe the system; re-plug the probe and observe the system
again. Record the system status in details, and see if the failure is improved or
fixed.
4-8
4.5 Contact Information
SIUI Service Link
Mailing: Shantou Institute of Ultrasonic Instruments Co., Ltd. (SIUI)
77 Jinsha Road, Shantou, Guangdong 515041, China
Tel: 86-754-88250150
Fax: 86-754-88251499
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1. System Composition and Technical Specifications……..…………………..………… 1-1

1.1 System Composition….……………………………………………………………………… 1-1

1.2 Working Principle…………………………………………………………..………………….. 1-2

1.3 Technical Specifications….………………………..………..……………………………… 1-3

2. Trouble Checkout and Shooting……..…………………..………..…………………..… 2-1

2.1 Whole Unit Wiring Diagram and Wiring Definition……..…………………..……………… 2-1

2.2 Functions and Possible Failures of PCBs….…..……..…….…………………………… 2-2

2.3 Common Failure and Possible Failed PCB………………………….…………………… 2-10

3. Disassemble Instruction…………………………………………………………………… 3-1

3.1 General……………………………………………………………………………………… 3-1

3.2 Disassemble Monitor………………………………………………………………………… 3-2

3.3 Disassemble Keyboard……………………………………………………………………… 3-4

3.4 Disassemble Touch Screen………………………………………………………………… 3-12

3.5 Disassemble Rear Cover………………………………………………………………… 3-18

3.6 Disassemble Hard Disk……………………………………………………………………… 3-19

3.7 Disassemble Computer Case……………………………………………………………… 3-22

3.8 Disassemble Main Board…………………………………………………………………… 3-24

3.9 Disassemble Power Supply……………………………………………………………… 3-28

3.10 Disassemble Ultrasound Module…………………………………………………………… 3-31

3.11 Disassemble DVD-RW Drive……………………………………………………………… 3-39

4. Software Maintenance……………………………………………………………………… 4-1

4.1 System Update...…….……………………………………………………………………… 4-1

4.2 System Recovery…………………………………………………………………………… 4-4

4.3 Troubleshooting.…….……………………………………………………………………… 4-4

4.4 Information Collection....………………………………………………………………………. 4-9

4.5 Contact Information...…….………………………………………………………………… 4-9

1.1 System Composition

DVD-RW Hard Drive

Fig. 1-1 Main unit Composition Block Diagram

1.2 Working Principle

Basic operation principle of the main unit is as follow:

Here is the working process of the system:

1.3 Technical Specifications

2.1 Whole Unit Wiring Diagram and Wiring Definition

2.2 Functions and Possible Failures of PCBs

The potential failures of each PCB (Module) are shown below.

2.2.1 Probe Interface Board (PBSW Board)

b) One black strip in the ultrasound image.

c) One white strip in the ultrasound image.

echo signal only in normal situation).

Fig. 2-2 PBSW Board

high-voltage excitation pulse transmission, receive signal pre-amplification, TGC

tissue imaging processing and real-time scan control.

a) No ultrasound image is displayed.

b) The ultrasound image is mal-positioned, or only half of the image is displayed.

in normal echo signal).

d) The whole ultrasound image is too dark or too bright.

e) Many black strips in the ultrasound image.

f) Many white strips in the ultrasound image.

2.2.3 Power Supply Module

point on the power board are listed.

(The voltage value under no load condition)

No. Test Point Voltage（V） Note

1 +12VIN（TP12） +12 ±0.6

No. Test Point Voltage（V） Note

16 +12VM（TP13） +12 ±0.3 Adjust RP1 Potentiometer

the failure comes from DC-DC power supply board itself.