Rev.

06

April 2017

MyLabSeven
MyLabSevenVET
MyLab 7 eXP
MyLab 7 eHD

SERVICE MANUAL

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Introduction

This manual refers to all MyLabSeven ultrasound models, named in the

following chapters as MyLabSeven. The term “MyLabSeven”, used in this
manual, refers to all models. When the information refers to MyLab 7 eXP
or MyLab 7 eHD, it will be specifically indicated.

This manual describes the MyLabSeven system functions and the allowed
service procedures for the Service technicians.

The service manual is available in English only.

The manual is addressed to all the Service centers directly authorized by

Esaote. All the operations described in this manual are not critical from a
safety point of view. This manual describes all authorized operations.

WARNING Perform only the operations described in this manual. Any unauthorized
modification may introduce additional hazards.

Do not attempt to service MyLabSeven unless this service manual has been
consulted and understood.

The enter and context menu keys are respectively indicated as ENTER and
UNDO keys in this manual.

The electric diagrams are not enclosed in this manual.

Esaote disclaims any responsibility for work on equipments made by

unauthorized personnel, even if provided with technical manuals.

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Section Overview

This Service Manual is composed of the following sections:

 Section 1: MyLabSeven Service Characteristics,

 Section 2: Disassembling/Assembling,

 Section 3: Parts Lists,

 Section 4: MyLabSeven Block Diagram,

 Section 5: Configurations and Calibrations,

 Section 6: Maintenance Procedures,

 Section 7: Troubleshooting,

 Section 8: Check Lists.

WARNING In this manual WARNING identifies a risk for the patient and/or the operator.

CAUTION The word CAUTION describes the precautions necessary for protecting the
equipment.

Make sure you understand and follow these instructions.

Keep this manual for future reference.

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Chapter 1
1 Service Characteristics...............................................................1
Identifying the Boards ....................................................................1
System Information ........................................................................1

2 Equipment................................................................................ 3
Disassembling Equipment ..............................................................3
Service Procedures .........................................................................3
Service Key ....................................................................................4
Service key Activation and renewal procedure .........................4
USB Medium and Re-Writable CD................................................7
Upgrading Disks.............................................................................7
Safety Test Equipment ...................................................................7

3 System Start Up with Service Key ............................................ 9

4 Warnings & Precautions ......................................................... 11

5 System Packaging....................................................................13
How to Package the System .........................................................13

6 Rack Packaging.......................................................................19
How to Package the Rack.............................................................19

Chapter 2
7 Unit Disassembly, Covers, Trackball, Loudspeakers, wheels and
Batteries ........................................................................................21
LCD Section .................................................................................22
LCD Display 19” + 17” ...........................................................22
Articulated Arm .......................................................................28
Control Panel Section ...................................................................31
TGC Caps, B/M, CFM and PW Encoders, Touchscreen Toggles
.................................................................................................31
Control Panel Group ................................................................32
Control Panel Lower Cover .....................................................33
Removal Procedure..................................................................33
Left and Right Loudspeakers...................................................34
Removal Procedure..................................................................34
Trackball ..................................................................................35
Removal Procedure..................................................................35
Qwerty Keyboard.....................................................................35

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Gel and Probes Holders ......................................................... 37

Left Handle ............................................................................. 38
Front/Right Handle ................................................................. 39
Chassis Section ............................................................................ 41
Top Mat................................................................................... 41
Fuses ....................................................................................... 41
Rear Cover .............................................................................. 42
Rear Door................................................................................ 43
Rear Wheel Cover................................................................... 44
Probe Connector Cover........................................................... 44
Front Cover ............................................................................. 45
Right and Left Front Wheel Covers........................................ 46
Right Cover ............................................................................. 46
Left Cover ............................................................................... 48
Batteries .................................................................................. 50
Wheels..................................................................................... 51

8 Unit Disassembly, Internal Parts............................................ 53

Control Panel Section .................................................................. 53
Keyboard Main Group ............................................................ 54
Keyboard Extension Group..................................................... 55
Trackball Switch Board .......................................................... 56
Keyboard Encoder Panel Board.............................................. 57
Chassis Section ............................................................................ 58
Burner ..................................................................................... 58
Power Supply Group
(MyLabSeven 101640000, 101640001) ................................. 59
Power Supply
(MyLabSeven 101640002, 101640003, 101640004) ............. 61
Boards Rack ............................................................................ 66
Programmed Hard Disk ......................................................... 69
Rack Fans................................................................................ 71

Chapter 3
9 Traceability ............................................................................. 73

10 Parts List ................................................................................. 75

11 Rack Replacement ................................................................. 79

Procedure ..................................................................................... 79

12 Power Cords ........................................................................... 81

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Chapter 4
13 Block Diagram.........................................................................83
FE-PB Adapter Link Board (B2)..................................................86
Front End (FE) Board (B3) ..........................................................86
Probe Transmission Section ....................................................86
Probe Reception Section..........................................................86
CW Acquisition Section ..........................................................86
Power Supply Section..............................................................87
Battery Bridge Board (B4) ...........................................................87
Back End (BE) Board (B5)...........................................................87
Connection Bridge Board (B6).....................................................88
Mains Power Group (B7) .............................................................88
Keyboard Group (B8-B12)...........................................................88
Antenna Boards (B13-B14)..........................................................89

Chapter 5
14 Service Menu ...........................................................................91
Language Setting .....................................................................92
Monitor ....................................................................................92
AC Filter ..................................................................................93
Frame Rate...............................................................................93
Reset Touchscreen Calibration at Next Reboot.......................93
Tools ...................................................................................94
Procedure ............................................................................94
System Logo ............................................................................96
Enable Firewall........................................................................96
Patient Birth date .....................................................................96
Operator Initials .......................................................................96
Wi-Fi Connectivity ..................................................................97
Timeout for the Screensaver....................................................97

15 Licenses ...................................................................................99
Disabling Active License ...........................................................100
Demo License.............................................................................100

16 Software Release Upgrade..................................................... 101

Before the Software Upgrade .....................................................101
Upgrade Procedure .....................................................................102
Tool........................................................................................102
Procedure ...............................................................................102
Additional updates......................................................................104

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BIOS update.......................................................................... 104

FPGA Rescue........................................................................ 106

17 Thermal Printer Installation ..................................................109

18 Printer Installation ................................................................. 111

USB Printer Installation............................................................. 111
Network Printer Installation ...................................................... 112
Printing Test Images .................................................................. 113
[Link] .......................................................................... 114

19 HDMI configuration and compatibility ................................115

20 LCD Settings..........................................................................121
17’’ Monitor Settings................................................................. 121
19’’ Monitor Settings (141010000) ........................................... 124
19’’ Monitor Settings (159001400 & 150000028).................... 128

Chapter 6
21 Maintenance Procedures .......................................................131
Trackball Cleaning..................................................................... 131
Fans Cleaning ............................................................................ 132
Battery Cell................................................................................ 132
LCD Brace Registration ............................................................ 134
Battery Replacement.................................................................. 135

22    Safety Tests .........................................................................139

Safety parameters according
to 2nd Edition EN60601-1 (1988) ............................................. 140
Safety parameters according
to 3rd Edition EN60601-1 (2005).............................................. 141
MyLabSeven Safety Test - Operating Procedures..................... 143
Measurement of the Impedance
of Protective Earth Connection ........................................ 144
Measurement of Earth Leakage Current .......................... 145
Measurement of the
Enclosure Leakage Current/Touch Current...................... 145
Measurement of the
Patient Leakage Current (ECG cable).............................. 146
Measurement the Patient Auxiliary Current..................... 147
Probe Safety Tests ..................................................................... 147

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Chapter 7
23 General Rules for Exchanging Information.......................... 149
System Information ....................................................................149
Fault Description ........................................................................150
Copy of the Archive ...................................................................151
Copy of the Clinical and System Settings ..................................152

24 Log Files ............................................................................... 153

Log Files Organization ...............................................................153
LogParser Executable ............................................................153
User Session ...............................................................................156

25 Format Disk.......................................................................... 159

When Using the Format Disk .....................................................159
Format Procedure .......................................................................160
Tools ......................................................................................160
Procedure ...............................................................................161
Boot Configuration ...........................................................161
Format Procedure..............................................................165
Boot Re-configuration ......................................................167
Burning Utility Installation ...............................................169
Software Installation .........................................................171
Checking the BIOS Password ...........................................176
System Reconfiguration....................................................177
Restore the Settings...........................................................179
Wrong selection of model......................................................180

26 Remote Service ...................................................................... 181

Pre Conditions ............................................................................181

Chapter 8
27 Check Lists ............................................................................ 183
Technical Check List..................................................................183
Maintenance Check List .............................................................184

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Chapter 1

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
1 - Service
Characteristics
The aim of this introductory chapter is to illustrate some of the characteristics of
the system of fundamental importance to the technical staff, in particular, where to
find the equipment status and how to keep it up to date.

Identifying the Boards

Most boards of the system are identified:

 by its Reference (950... or 259...), which is always indicated on

the label stuck on the board.

 by the Serial Number (SN), indicated on the label stuck on

the board.

 by the Configuration Index (CI), indicated by two decimal

figures. The Configuration Index represents the HW level of
the board. The Configuration Index is loaded in specific
components mounted on each board.

Refer to the next section for information on how to disassembly the unit and
which board can be removed.

System Information
Press the MENU key and select “SYSTEM INFO” option. The unit will show:

 the model name and serial number,

 the installed release,

 the hardware ID number,

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 the installed release build,

 the BIOS revision,

 the CI of the boards installed in the system,

 the button to export the log files.

Note
The BIOS revision is also displayed on the touchscreen at the unit
start up.

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2 - Equipment

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
In this chapter the required tools to access the system internal parts are listed
together with the tools to activate the Service procedures and to perform a
functional test of the unit.

Disassembling Equipment
The disassembling In order to access the system, the following tools are needed:
procedures are detailed in
Section 2. Tool Dimension

Dynamometric electric Phillips screwdriver Large, medium, small tips

Allen screwdriver 12, 8, 2.5

Slotted screwdriver Large and small tips

Long Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Box wrench 12 and 8

Tweezers -

The use of an electric screwdriver allows the access time to be minimized. Low
torques are recommended.

Service Procedures
Service key The service procedures that require an interaction with the unit, as for example the
P/N 8610264000 or language setting, can be activated only through the service key. The service key is
140009500 provided with an USB connector and can be inserted in any of the USB ports.

The key must be inserted before switching on the unit, to be able to access to the
several service menus. If the procedure is not carried out properly, the system
doesn’t allow the access to the menu.
The symbol shown on the left is used in this manual to indicate all the procedures
that require the use of the key.

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Service Key
As of software version 5.5x Esaote has introduced a USB Service Key with
time limit function. The key is personal, and is associated to its owner. The
key has to be renewed yearly, by a dedicated web application described
below, otherwise it will not be possibleto access to the protected service
features.

The new USB service key has PN 140009500.

The old service key PN 8610264000 will be necessary to start an installation

or upgrade from a software version lower than 5.5x to 5.5x or higher. After
the update the old service key will become inactive for the updated system.
During the software installation/upgrade procedure the new service key will
be required to proceed with the update.

For software version lower than 5.5x, the old service key has to be used.

Note
For software version lower than 5.5x, the old service key has to be
used.

Service key Activation and renewal procedure

Without an activated and valid new service key the software upgrade will not
be possible. Additional procedural details will be described in the technical
notes dedicated to these software releases.

Note
Remember to order the new service key and activate it before the
installation of the mentioned software release.

Verify in advance that all the authorized service engineers have a

valid [Link] account. If not, insert a WebHelpDesk re-
quest, requesting for an account

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The new key has to be activated before the first use and renewed every year
using the dedicated web application. The keys will expire any 30th of June,
and will no longer work until renewed. The renewal will be available from
the 1st of June and it will extend the validity of the key until the 30th of June
of the following year. Any registered user will receive a weekly reminder by
email, starting from the 1st of June, until the renew procedure is correctly

PART LISTS
completed. The keys activated before the 30th of June 2015 will be active
until the 30th of June 2016.
Each single key owner can activate and renew its key autonomously via the
[Link] website. You can follow the direct link: [Link]/
applicativi/[Link] or after authentication on [Link] follow the
path “Application” “EMS Gateway”.

Then the following window will be displayed, where the user will have to
insert the service key serial number, that can be read on the back of the key,
and the email address.

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Note
If present do not consider the zeros at the beginning of the Serial
Number when filling in the Serial Number field.

Verify the e-mail address automatically shown. If not correct or not present
insert your correct e-mail address (the e-mail should be the same address
used to login to [Link]). The type of key field is automatically filled
as “Service”. After correctly filling in all the fields, press “Proceed”.

The following window will be displayed, showing the new expiry date and
allowing to download the file for updating the validity of the key.

 Click on the link to download the file

 Insert the key in an USB port of the PC and run the

downloaded exe file till the activation/renew is completed.

Note
The program is virus free, it can be safely run even if you receive
any security message from the Antivirus or the Operating System

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USB Medium and Re-Writable CD

To perform a complete check of the unit, it is suggested to always have an USB
medium and a re-writable CD. These tools allow the service technician to test the
functioning of the DVD burner and of the USB ports.

Upgrading Disks

PART LISTS
It is suggested to always have the last revision of the unit upgrading disk together
with the pertaining upgrading instructions. These tools allow the service technician
to install again the software on the unit, should it be necessary.

Safety Test Equipment

The safety tests have to be performed whenever the system composition has been
changed, either by adding a new peripheral or by having replaced boards. Refer to
Section 6 in this manual for detailed information on when to perform the tests and
how to carry it out.

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3 - System Start Up with

CHARACTERISTICS
Service Key

SERVICE
When the system is turned on with the service key inserted, MyLab stops its
initialization phase at the desk top, showing the tool bar on the main display and
the icons of the utilities on the touchscreen (see figure below).

Service key is required Fig 1: Touchscreen

Note
If the shutdown modality has been set to “Stand By” (“General
Setup” option of the MENU key), the system forces a complete
shutdown the first time the service key is logged. The same applies
the first time the system is turned on without the service key
inserted and immediately after having used it.

To move the cursor on the touchscreen, completely scroll the trackball towards the
left side of the screen. To move the cursor back on the main display, completely
scroll the trackball towards the right side of the touchscreen.

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Place the cursor on the “Workflow” icon and press the ENTER key twice to
complete the initialization phase and activate the standard interface to access to the
system menu.
Alternatively select START > Programs >> Workflow.

If the workflow icon is not present create a link on the desktop for the file
E:\inst\[Link]

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4 - Warnings &

CHARACTERISTICS
Precautions

SERVICE
WARNINGS
It is forbidden to edit or delete files that belong to the software package. Doing so
may compromise the system safety.

PRECAUTIONS

A series of precautions that must be observed each time you perform an operation
on the system are emphasized below:

 the equipment must always be switched off before carrying

out any service operation. In the same way, all the probes and
peripherals (for example external monitor, printer, video-
recorder) must also be disconnected.

 the boards must be removed when the equipment is powered

off.

 an electrostatic discharge occurring through the contact with

the operator, can irreparably damage the electronic
components on system boards, that are sensitive to electro-
static discharges: it is therefore recommended that
precautions to prevent these discharges are taken each time a
board has to be removed/installed. In operational terms, this
means:

 the machine must rest on an electro-static mat connected to

earth.

 the service technician must also be connected to the same

earth each time he removes or installs the boards.

 the boards and components must always be moved in their

special electro-static containers.

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 for the service on the field, use the specific kits including the
anti-static mat.

The chapter entitled “system Parts List” details the sub-assemblies that are to be
considered sensitive to electro-static discharges (ESD).
When the board is ESD sensitive, you can find this symbol on the PCB master.

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5 - System Packaging

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
Whenever the MyLabSeven has to be shipped, the system has to be properly
packaged to prevent traumatic damage. The procedure below explains how to
do it.

Note
The original package has to be stored should it be necessary to ship
the system.

Warranty will not be granted to the systems sent without

complying with the procedure below.

How to Package the System

 Disconnect and remove all probes and peripherals units from
the system.

 If necessary, lower the control panel.

Note
Over time the monitors are not mounted anymore on the system
and are shipped in their original packaging. When available remove
the monitor from the system and pack in the original monitor
packaging.

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 Place the LCD screen horizontally, as shown in the figure

below.

Fig 2: Closed position

 Completely rotate the control panel in its closing position.

 Rotate the wheels inwards (as shown in the figure below) and
lock them using the grey lever.

Fig 3: Rotated wheels

 Place the system on the pallet.

 Place the system base protections on the four (4) pallet

corners (see figure below).

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 Protect the control panel and the LCD with a polyethylene

bag, as shown in the figure below. Place the LCD screen
horizontally, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 4: Polyethylene bag

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
 Insert the right and left protections between the control
panel and the system base, to avoid any contact between the
parts and to avoid the screen swing during transportation.

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Fig 5: Protection

 Insert the carton box from the top and place the upper
carton cover on the top.

Fig 6: Carton cover

 Close the box with three (3) layers of adhesive tape.

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 Lock the carton box to the palette using four (4) strips and
four (4) corner protections. Position the strips as close as
possible to the box sides.

Fig 7: Final Packaging

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
CAUTION The system could be damaged during transportation if the above rules are
not strictly followed.

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6 - Rack Packaging

CHARACTERISTICS
SERVICE
Whenever the MyLabSeven rack has to be shipped, it has to be properly
packaged to prevent its traumatic damage. The procedure below explains how
to do it.

Note
The original package has to be stored should it be necessary to ship
the rack.

Warranty will not be granted to the rack sent without complying

with the procedure below.

How to Package the Rack

 Place the rack in the package with the probe locking devices
facing up.

Fig 8: Locking device facing up

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 Place the upper foam protection on the rack.

Fig 9: Closed position

 Close the box.

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Chapter 2

DISASSEMBLING
7 - Unit Disassembly,
Covers, Trackball,
Loudspeakers, wheels
and Batteries
This chapter describes how to remove/assemble the batteries, the covers of the
MyLabSeven and some sub-assemblies.

In order to carry out all the removal procedures (with the exception of the battery
replacement), all connected probes, peripherals and cables must be disconnected.

CAUTION For battery replacement carefully follow the instruction provided in this
chapter.

CAUTION When the MyLabSeven is equipped with the batteries, always remove them
before disassembling the unit. Short circuits could occur when
disassembling the unit with some tools.

The disassembling instructions are separately given for each part of the unit.

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LCD Section
This section describes the procedures to disassemble the LCD display and the
articulated arm. The procedures refer to the unit with the wheel locked.

REF 151000600 for LCD Display 19” + 17”

17’’ and 159001400 and
150000028 for 19’’ Tools
monitors
Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

1/4 h

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Removal Procedure
 Remove the two (2) small Phillips screws (shown in the
below figure) fixing the rear cover to the LCD display.

Fig 10: LCD Rear Cover

DISASSEMBLING
 Disconnect the video cable and the power cable from the
LCD.

 Place the LCD horizontally and, holding it firmly, remove the

four (4) medium screws that fix the LCD to the articulated
arm.

CAUTION The LCD display must be hold tightly to prevent its fall.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Fig 11: Connections on monitor 17’’

Fig 12: Connections on monitor 19’’

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LCD Display 21”

REF 21”150000027 Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

DISASSEMBLING
1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Disconnect the video cable and the power cable from the
LCD.

 Place the LCD horizontally and, holding it firmly, remove the

four (4) medium screws that fix the LCD to the articulated
arm or LCD attachment.

Fig 13: LCD attachment

CAUTION Hold the LCD display tightly to prevent it from falling down.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Be aware to mount the adapter plate between LCD and LCD attachment/
arm.

Fig 14: LCD adapter plate

Use 4 pieces M4 x 16 plus spring washer.

Friction level of the LCD attachment

The weight of the 21 inch monitor (150000027) is higher than the 19 inch
monitors. Therefore it could be necessary to increase the level of friction in the
LCD attachment.

 Install the articulating arm or LCD attachment as described

in the installation guide which is included in the box

 Install the 21 inch monitor on the arm or attachment.

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 Test if the monitor stays in position when tilting the monitor

45º. If not please continue with next step.

 Remove the top cover of the arm/attachment by removing

the two screws.

DISASSEMBLING
Fig 15: Top cover

 Tilt the monitor 45º and adjust the friction level until the
monitor stays in position. To adjust the friction level, slightly
fasten the two allan screws as indicated.

Fig 16: Friction level adjustment

 Reassemble the arm/attachment.

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REF 229003300 Articulated Arm

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

Allen screwdriver 2,5 mm

1/4 h

Procedure
 Remove the LCD.

 Remove the two (2) small Phillips screws (shown in the

below figure) fixing the top cover to the articulated arm.

Fig 17: Arm top cover

 Remove the cover.

 Rotate the arm to have complete access to both its lower

cove.

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 Remove the four (4) small Phillips screws placed on the lower
side of the arm closest to the system (shown in the below
figure).

Fig 18: Arm lower cover

DISASSEMBLING
 Remove the top and lower covers of the arm closest to the
system.

 Remove the four (4) small Phillips screws placed on the lower
side of the arm closest to the LCD.

 Remove the top and lower covers of the arm closest to the
LCD.

 Remove the two (2) small Phillips screws fixing the ground
cable to the arm. One screw is placed close to the arm basis
(shown in the below picture) and one screw is placed close to
the LCD support.

CAUTION Be careful to the screw close to the arm basis: if it falls down, it can go into
the system chassis. It is strongly recommended to close the hole using a
piece of paper or a piece of material.

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Fig 19: Ground screw

 Remove the cables from the arm.

 Remove the four (4) Allen screws that fix the arm to the
system chassis.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Control Panel Section

This section describes the procedures to access all the covers of the control panel
section. The procedures refer to the unit in its open position with the wheel locked.

TGC Caps, B/M, CFM and PW Encoders, Touchscreen

DISASSEMBLING
Toggles

Part REF

TGC Cap 8200047000

PW Key 8109902001

CFM Key 8109902002

B/M Key 8109902003

Gain Knob 8109900000

Gain Rubber 8109904000

O-Ringa

Toggle 319025200
a. The Gain rubber O-ring is mounted
around the Gain knob

Tools
No tool is required.

1/4 h

Procedure
 Remove the item by pulling it up.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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REF 229002900 Control Panel Group

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the four (4) Phillips screws fixing the group to the
chassis. The screws are placed on the lower side of the
control panel group.

 Move the group upwards.

 Disconnect the three (3) cables that connect the control

panel to the chassis (see the figure below).

Fig 20: Control panel cables

 Cut with Tweezers the cable ties.

 Remove the control panel group.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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CAUTION In assembling the group pay attention not to bend the SCSI cable.

REF 319001200 Control Panel Lower Cover

Tools

DISASSEMBLING
Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the control panel group.

 Place the control panel upsidedown

 Remove the twelve (12) medium Phillips screws fixing the

lower cover to the group.

 Remove the cover.

CAUTION In removing the lower cover pay attention to the spring that allows the
qwerty keyboard to slide. The spring could be damaged if it is not got
carefully through its cover hole.

Once the cover has been removed, the Qwerty Light Cover REF 319001900 is
free.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

CAUTION In assembling the lower cover pay attention to the spring that allows the
qwerty keyboard to slide. The spring could be damaged if it has not got
carefully through its cover hole.

Once the lower cover has been removed, you get access to the trackball, the
loudspeakers, the control panel upper group and the control panel boards.

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REF 229001000 Left and Right Loudspeakers

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

Copper strips check

 Remove the control panel group.

 Remove the lower cover of the group.

 Remove the four (4) small Phillips screws fixing the

loudspeaker to the group.

 Disconnect respectively the P4 connector for the left

loudspeaker and P3 for the right loudspeaker.
Note: Remove the shielding when applicable. Do not damage
the copper tape.

 Remove the loudspeaker.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.
In case shielding is applicable, place correctly and apply the copper tape and
Kapton tape.

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REF 459005400 Trackball

Tools

Tool Dimension

DISASSEMBLING
Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the control panel group.

 Remove the lower cover of the group.

 Remove the two (2) small Phillips screws fixing the trackball
to the group.

 Disconnect the P3 connector.

 Remove the trackball.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 229003000 Qwerty Keyboard

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tips

Tweezers -

1/4 h

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Removal Procedure
 Remove the control panel group.

 Free the qwerty keyboard from the chassis and pull

completely out the qwerty (as shown in the figure below).

Fig 21: Qwerty keyboard

 Remove the four (4) Phillips screws fixing the qwerty sliding
stirrups to the chassis.

Assembly Procedure
In reassembling the group follow the procedure below:

 Lightly unscrew the eight (8) screws fixing the stirrups to the
qwerty keyboard.

 Fix the sliding stirrups to the chassis.

 Completely close the qwerty keyboard.

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 Tighten the eight (8) screws following the sequence indicated in

the figure below.

Fig 22: Qwerty screws order

DISASSEMBLING
 Complete the assembling by carrying out the inverse of the
removal procedure.

Gel and Probes Holders

Part REF

224001200 Probe holder

224001300 Phased array probe holder

314086 Specialty probe holder

314215 Gel holder

313949 Cable hook

Tools
No tool is required.

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
Unstring the holder off the lateral support.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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REF 319001000 Left Handle

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 If necessary remove the holders.

 Remove the control panel group.

 Remove the two (2) Phillips screws fixing the handle to the
chassis (see the figure below).

Fig 23: Left handle

 Remove the handle.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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REF 319000900 Front/Right Handle

Tools

Tool Dimension

DISASSEMBLING
Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Box wrench 12 and 8 mm

Tweezers -

1/2 h

Procedure
 If necessary remove the holders.

 Remove the control panel

 Remove the qwerty keyboard.

 Remove the six (6) medium Phillips screws placed on the

lower side of the control panel, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 24: Lower cover

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 Using the 12 mm wrench, remove the two (2) hexagonal

screws fixing the levers, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 25: Levers

 Remove the levers.

 With the 8 mm wrench release the two (2) nuts fixing the
cables to the chassis.

 Free the cables.

 Remove the six (6) medium Phillips screws fixing the handle
to the chassis, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 26: Right handle

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 Remove the handle.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

Chassis Section

DISASSEMBLING
This section describes the procedures to access to all the covers of the chassis
section. The procedures refer to the unit in its open position with the wheel locked.

REF 319002800 Top Mat

Tools
No tool is required.

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
Pull the map up.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF Fuses
449014900 (230V)
449015100 (115V) Tools
Slotted screwdriver - small tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Open the rear door.

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 The fuse supports are placed just below the unit mains switch.

Fig 27: Fuses position

 Using the screwdriver remove one fuse support a time.

 If necessary, replace the fuse.

WARNING Always replace the fuses with ones having the same characteristics (refer to
next section for further information).

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 319002500 Rear Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Open the rear door.

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 Holding the cover remove the four (4) medium Phillips

screws fixing the cover to the chassis (see the figure below).

Fig 28: Rear cover

DISASSEMBLING
 Remove the cover.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 229022000 Rear Door

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Open the rear door.

 Holding the door remove the three (3) Phillips screws fixing
the door to the chassis.

 Remove the door.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Spare Reference
The spare reference includes the pocket placed on the internal side of the door.

REF 319003400 Rear Wheel Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Open the rear door.

 Remove the six (6) Phillips screws fixing the cover to the
chassis.

 Release the cover.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 319003100 Probe Connector Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

Slotted screwdriver Large tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Release the two (2) screws fixing the cover to the chassis.

 Remove the connector cover.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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REF 319003000 Front Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

DISASSEMBLING
Slotted screwdriver Large tip

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the connector cover.

 Remove the two (2) medium Phillips screws fixing the cover
to the chassis (see the figure below).

Fig 29: Front cover

 Pull upwards the cover and remove it.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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REF 319006600 (Right) Right and Left Front Wheel Covers

and 319003300 (Left)
Tools

Tool Dimension

Slotted screwdriver Large tip

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the connector cover.

 Remove the front cover.

 Remove the two (2) Phillips screws fixing the wheel cover to
the chassis.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 224000700 Right Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

Slotted screwdriver Large tip

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Long Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the connector cover.

 Remove the front cover.

 Remove the rear cover.

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 Remove the rear door.

 Using the long screwdriver release the four (4) Phillips

screws placed on the rear side of the chassis, as shown in the
figure below.

DISASSEMBLING
Fig 30: Right cover

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 Remove the two (2) Phillips screws placed internally on the

rear side, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 31: Right cover

 Tilt the cover and remove it.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure. In remounting the cover, first
insert the cover lower tongue into its chassis housing and then assemble the cover
paying attention to properly fit the lateral screws into their joint brackets.

REF 224000600 Left Cover

Tools

Tool Dimension

Slotted screwdriver Large tip

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Long Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the connector cover.

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 Remove the front cover.

 Using the long screwdriver release the two (2) Phillips screws
placed internally on the front side.

 Remove the rear cover.

DISASSEMBLING
 Open the rear door.

 Release the two (2) Phillips screws placed on the rear side of
the chassis, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 32: Left cover

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 Remove the two (2) Phillips screws placed internally on the

rear side, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 33: Left cover internal screws

 Tilt the cover and remove it.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure. In remounting the cover, first
insert the cover lower tongue into its chassis housing and then assemble the cover
paying attention to properly fit the lateral screws into their joint brackets.

REF 141004100 Batteries

Tools

Tool Dimension

Slotted screwdriver Large tip

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the connector cover.

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 Remove the front cover.

 Remove both the front wheel covers.

 Release the three (3) screws fixing the battery panel to the
chassis.

DISASSEMBLING
 Remove the battery panel.

 Connect the power cable to the system.

 Connect the power cable to the mains.

 Check that the main switch, placed on the rear side, is set to
ON. The system must be OFF and powered.

 Remove the battery, using the flap to leverage the battery for
raising it.

CAUTION The Power Supply group could be damaged if the above procedure is not
attended.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

Spare Reference
The spare reference includes two batteries.

REF 439000800 Wheels

Tools

Tool Dimension

Socket wrench 12 mm

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

1/4 h

CAUTION It is strongly recommended to perform this operation in two persons.

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Removal Procedure
 Remove the necessary covers to access to the specific wheel.

 Lock the wheels placed on the opposite side of the wheel to

be removed.

 Tilt the unit.

 Remove the nut.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Chapter 3

PART LISTS
9 - Traceability
The traceability of a system part is based on the Serial Number (S/N).

The Serial Number of a system part is composed of two (2) or more figures. It is
reported in a label affixed to:

 board: on the pull tabs or on the printed circuit,

 unit: on the rear panel.

In the following chapter all parts that are traceable are identified.

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10 -Parts List

Boards & Groups for: TRC a ESD b

PART LISTS
MyLabSeven model 101640000 & 101640001
229002800 BOARDS RACK ASST 6400 c S/N N

229021900 POWER SUPPLY GROUP 6400 SPARE c S/N N

7900000403 POWER SUPPLY AC/DC 300W c S/N N

8750031000 INSULATION TRANSFORMER 50/60Hz 600VA S/N N

Boards & Groups for:

MyLabSeven (V2) 101640002
MyLabSevenVET 101640005
MyLab 7 eXP model 101640003
MyLab 7 eHD model 101640004
229002802 BOARDS RACK ASSY 6400 V2 c S/N N

530000062 SWITCHING POWER ADAPTER 100-240Vac 12Vdc c S/N N

530000063 SWITCHING POWER ADAPTER 100-240Vac 19Vdc c S/N N

8750031200 INSULATION TRANSFORMER 600VA S/N N

Common Spare parts

259014600 MyLab7 PROBE ADAPTER c S/N Y
229000900 FAN ASSY 64XX N
229001000 LOUDSPEAKER ASSY 64XX N
229002900 KEYBOARD UNIT 6400 S/N N
229003000 QWERTY UNIT 6400 S/N N
229022200 KEYBOARD EXTENTION GROUP 6400 S/N Y
229022300 KEYBOARD MAIN GROUP 6400 S/N Y
279001701 SCSI-III CABLE 64xx N

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439000800 WHEEL D=120 Swivel with Brake N

449014900 FUSE CARTRIDGE 5A 250V 5x20mm TIME-LAG N
449015100 FUSE CARTRIDGE 10A 250V 5x20mm TIME-LAG N
459005400 TRACKBALL USB/PS2 2" S/N N
509015400 DVD DRIVER Slim SLOT-IN SATA S/N N
9501446000 PCBA KB Encoder panel 62XX S/N N
9501494000 6400 TRACKBALL SWITCHES S/N Y
9730650146 HDD 500GB SATA 2 1/2" N

Batteries
141004100 6400 KIT BATTERY N
(Manufactured by: Inspired Energy ([Link]), P/N 2044HD22)

LCD
151000600 MONITOR 17" IPS PRO S/N N
159001400 19" High Resolution Wide Screen LCD S/N N
150000028 19'' FHD LCD monitor S/N N
150000027 21'' LCD monitor S/N N

Articulating arm
229003300 ARM ASSEMBLY 64XX
319000100 MONITOR PIVOT COVER (TOP) 64XX
319000200 MONITOR ARM
319000300 MONITOR ARM COVER (TOP) 64XX
319000400 MONITOR ARM COVER (BOTTOM) 64XX

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Control panel covers

313949 Cable Guide
314086 PROBE HOLDER STERILE APPLICATION
314215 Gel Holder
224001200 CA PROBE HOLDER

PART LISTS
224001300 PA PROBE HOLDER
319000900 FRONT/RIGHT HANDLE 64XX
319001000 LEFT HANDLE 64XX
319001200 BOTTOM KEYBOARD COVER 64XX
319001400 USB SIDE MASK 64XX
319001900 LIGHT GUIDE 64XX
319025200 ENCODER KNOB "SMALL" 64XX
8109900000 ENCODER KNOB (LARGE) 62XX
8109902001 ENCODER BUTTON (LARGE) "PW" 62XX
8109902002 ENCODER BUTTON (LARGE) "CFM" 62XX
8109902003 ENCODER BUTTON (LARGE) "B/M" 62XX
8109904000 RUBBER RING FOR ENCODER KNOB LARGE - 62X
8200047000 TGC SLIDE KNOB 62XX
319001800 RUBBER KEYPAD "A" (On/Off)
319001810 RUBBER KEYPAD "B" (Archive/End Exam)
319001820 RUBBER KEYPAD "C" (Freeze)
319001830 RUBBER KEYPAD "D" (gain slider)

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Chassis covers
224000600 ASSEMBLY LEFT SIDE PANEL 6400
224000700 ASSEMBLY RIGHT SIDE PANEL 6400
229022000 REAR DOOR 6400
319001500 HAND REST 64XX
319002500 REAR COVER 64XX
319002800 MAT FOR TOP PANEL 64XX
319003000 FRONT PANEL 64XX
319003100 PROBES PANEL 64XX
319003200 BASE COVER 6400
319003300 FRONT BASE COVER LEFT
319003400 REAR BASE COVER
319006600 FRONT BASE COVER RIGHT
319009400 LATERAL PANEL LABEL 64XX
319041500 MYLAB SEVEN LABEL
319148200 HD LABEL (METALLIC)
330000048 CrystaLine label

Obsolete Spare parts

459001000 TRACKBALL USB/PS2 2"
9730650149 DVD DRIVER Slim SLOT-IN SATA

a Traceability by serial number (S/N)

b Electrostatic discharge
c Remind to carry out the safety tests whenever this part has been replaced (see Chapter 6,
Section 22 Safety Tests)

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11 - Rack Replacement

PART LISTS
Whenever the rack has been replaced, both the ID button and, when possible, the
hard disk have to be installed.

Note
All system licenses are correlated to the ID button (Hardware ID):
make sure to have all the licensees associated to the Hardware ID
of the new equipment.

Note
The Copy/Paste of the settings (clinical and/or system’s) can be
done ONLY from/to systems running the same Software Release.
Eventually, the system from which the data are copied from shall
be updated to the Software Release of the destination system.

Procedure
 Remove the ID button from the fault rack

 Install the ID button on the new rack.

 Remove the hard disk from the fault rack.

 Install the hard disk on the new rack.

 Install the rack and close the system.

 Calibrate the touchscreen following the instructions given in

Section 5.

Note
If the original hard disk has to be replaced follow the instructions
given in the next chapter for its replacement.

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CAUTION The rack has to be packaged in its original box to prevent its damage: refer
to Section 1 for details on how to correctly do it.

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12 - Power Cords

PART LISTS
The system is equipped with the power cord having the following characteristics:

Connector Plug Type Cord Type Length

Italy - EN60320/C13 I/3G CEI 23-50 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

Chile Section 1 mm2
3 conductors
10A-250V

EU - EN60320/C13 Type VII G H05VVF3G 4,5 m

Germany CEE (7) VII Section 1 mm2
3 conductors
10A-250V

USA - C13M HG (Hospital SJT3x14AWG 4,5 m

North EN60320/C13 grade) Section AWG 14
America NEMA 5-15 3 conductors
15A-125V

China EN60320/C13 PCR/3 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

GB2099 / GB1002 Section 1 mm2
3 conductors
10A-250V

Brazil EN60320/C13 BR/3 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

according to Section 1 mm2
NBR14136 3 conductors
10A-250V

UK - EN60320/C13 BS13/13 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

Singapore BS 1363/A Section 1 mm2
3 conductors
10A-250V

Swiss EN60320/C13 12G H05VVF3G 4,5 m

SEV 1011-2009 Section 1 mm2
SEV 6534/2 3 conductors
10A-250V

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Connector Plug Type Cord Type Length

Israel - EN60320/C13 IL/3G H05VVF3G 4,5 m

Middle SI32 Section 1 mm2
East 3 conductors
10A-250V

Australia - EN60320/C13 SAA/3 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

New AS/NZS 3112- Section 1 mm2
Zealand 2000 3 conductors
10A-250V

Denmark EN60320/C13 DK3/HGA H05VVF3G 4,5 m

SB 107-2D1 DK2- Section 1 mm2
8a 3 conductors
10A-250V

South EN60320/C13 ZA/3 H05VVF3G 4,5 m

Africa - SANS 164/1 Section 1 mm2
India - IS 1292 3 conductors
Namibia 10A-250V

According to the IEC 60601-1 standard these cables are marked by a competent
body (for example TUV, UL, IMQ).

If these cables can’t be used in your country because of the plug, they can be only
replaced by other power cord cable having the same characteristics including the
Safety mark.

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Chapter 4

BLOCK DIAGRAM
13 -Block Diagram
This chapter contains the general block diagram description. The diagram shows
the relationships of each board having a unique function within the overall unit.

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Block diagram for model 101640000 & 101640001

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Block diagram for Model 101640002, 101640003, 101640004

BLOCK DIAGRAM

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Probe Adapter (PB) Board (B1)

The Probe Adapter is the board for the connection of the echo probes: the probes
are physically connected to this board.

The board mounts n.3 (three) small connectors and n.1 (one) large connector
together with the switching logic to enable the active connector.

The main function of the board is to switch among the four probe connectors
selecting the active one for the acquisition.

FE-PB Adapter Link Board (B2)

The FE-PB Adapt Link Board is a flexible circuit that links the Probe Adapter
Board with the Front End Board.

Front End (FE) Board (B3)

The Front End Board carries out some fundamental functions regarding probe
managing and power supplying.

Probe Transmission Section

The board manages the transmission to the probe controlling the pulses to be
transmitted to the elements. The transmitters are individually controlled in term of
enabling, delaying and pulse shape by a dedicated FPGA.

Probe Reception Section

The board manages also the reception of the signals implementing the receiving
beam former.

The received signals are summed together, amplified, digitally converted and then
sent to dedicated RX FPGAs that implement the digital focalization.

CW Acquisition Section

This dedicated section manages the acquisition of the CW signals from their
analogic delay to their A/D conversion.

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Power Supply Section

The FE implements the power supply function distributing the supply voltage
within both FE and BE boards so that all the other needed supply voltages can be
generated. It supplies also the AT voltages for probe transmission and the standby

BLOCK DIAGRAM
voltages for PC module.

In this section a dedicated microcontroller manages the system start-up,

suspension and shutdown, the batteries and their chargers. The microcontroller
also monitors the internal temperature and controls the fans speed.

Battery Bridge Board (B4)

The Battery Bridge board connects the two optional batteries to the Front End.

The bridge includes the power voltages, the SMB logic connections and the
monitoring thermal signals.

Back End (BE) Board (B5)

The board implements several functions.

The BE board processes the RF signal through n.2 (two) FPGAs and n.2 (two)
DSPs. The first FPGA processes the RF signal and the Doppler data, the second
processes the CFM data.

The first DSP controls the processes on the two FPGAs, the acquisition sequences
and processes both Doppler data and Physio signal. The second filters and mixes
the image data.

The PC module is mounted on the BE board. The PC main functions are:

 Managing of the cine memory,

 Managing of the scan converter,

 Generation of signals for the two LCD displays (main display

and touchscreen display),

 Managing of the user interface in term of input from the

keyboard and output to the displays.,

 Managing of the digital peripheral on the USB,

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 Managing of the LAN connection,

 Managing of the audio signal for the speakers,

 Control of the Hard disk mounted on this board,

 Control of the DVD burner.

A dedicated Wi-Fi module is accommodated on the board. This module is

connected to the PC Module and to the Wi-Fi antennas.

The BE Board also processes the ECG PHISYIO analogic signal up to its AD
conversion.

Connection Bridge Board (B6)

The board makes available on dedicated connectors the signals to be distributed to
the keyboard, to the monitor, to the Wi-Fi antennas and to the DVD recorder.

Mains Power Group (B7)

The group manages the connection to the mains power line. It sends and receives
power to/from the insulating transformer. It mounts the power sockets for the
peripheral devices and the switch to enable or disable their power supplying.

The AC/DC module converts the mains voltage to 19V. This voltage powers the
electronic and it is sent to the Front End. This group also generates the 12V for the
main monitor.

Keyboard Group (B8-B12)

The Keyboard Group is composed of n.5 (five) boards.

The Keyboard Main board (B8) implements:

 the connection towards the main group of electronic boards,

 USB Hub for the USB connections,

 N.2 (two) external accessible USB connectors,

 the loudspeakers connection,

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 N.1 (one) microcontroller for managing the control panel

keys, the encoders, the TGC potentiometers, the touchscreen
and the leds of the board keys,

 N.1 (one) microcontroller for managing the qwerty

keyboard.

BLOCK DIAGRAM
The Keyboard Extension board (B9) manages:

 the control panel keys,

 the gain encoders,

 the leds of the control panel keys,

 the leds to light the qwerty keyboard.

The Trackball Switched board (B10) manages:

 the trackball keys,

 the trackball keys leds,

The Alpha Keyboard board (B11) manages:

 the connection to the qwerty keyboard,

 the leds for scroll, number and caps lock functions of the
qwerty keyboard.

The Keyboard Encoder Panel board (B12) manages the six toggle encoders.

Antenna Boards (B13-B14)

These n.2 (two) boards realize the antenna for the Wi-Fi connection.

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Chapter 5

CONFIGURATION
14 -Service Menu
The MENU key provides the access to the service menu. The key can be pressed in
every environment.

When the system is initialized with the service key inserted, the “Service” tab,
Service key is required displayed on the top of the menu, is added to the System and Clinical
Configuration Menu.

Place the cursor on the “Service” tab and press ENTER to confirm. The system
displays the service menu, that makes it possible:

 to choose the default language,

 to set the main display and check its resolution,

 to set the AC filter,

 to set whether to show the frame rate on the real time image
or not,

 to calibrate the touchscreen,

 to set whether to show the apparatus logo or the Esaote logo,

 to enable the firewall,

 to configure whether to show the patient birthdate in the

heading area of the screen and of the report,

 to configure whether to show the operator initials in the

heading area of the screen and of the report,

 to enable the Wi-Fi connectivity,

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 to set the timeout for the screensaver.

Fig 50: Service Menu

SAVE saves and activates the settings.

CANCEL exits the menu without saving the new settings.

Language Setting

This option sets the default language that can be selected among the available ones.

Note
With the exception of countries whose language is managed by
MyLabSeven, all MyLabSeven units delivered by Esaote have
English as the default language.

Monitor

This option is used whenever the LCD display has been replaced. The
MyLabSeven system manages more LCD configurations, that have to be
configured according to the table below.

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Monitor Code Correction Curve

151000600 without any Configuration Index MODEL1 6400 TX43D55

151000600 with Configuration Index 01, 02 and 03 MODEL2 6400 TX43D55

PART LISTS
151000600 with Configuration Index 04 MODEL4 6400 TX43D55

151000600 with Configuration Index 05 MODEL3 6400 TX43D55

159001400 (Dview 19”) MODEL5 6400 LC185EXN

141010000 (Eizo EA710) MODEL1_19 6400 EA710

150000028 (19”LCD DISPLAY) Model_1 64XX

NL192108

150000027 (21”LCD DISPLAY) Model_1 64XX

FULLHD_215

Note
Never set the LCD using the “LINEAR” option.

Refer for more details on LCD settings further in this section.

AC Filter

According to the mains frequency used in the country, the AC filter for the ECG
signal must be selected. This is the filter that removes the mains frequency
interference from the ECG signal.

Frame Rate

When enabled, the frame rate is displayed on the bottom right side of the image.

Reset Touchscreen Calibration at Next Reboot

This procedure sets the alignment between the touchscreen and the touchscreen
display.

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The procedure is in two phases: in the first phase the operator has to confirm the
position of targets; in the second phase the operator has to validate the targets
alignment. At any time press the FREEZE key to re-start the procedure

Note
During the procedure pay attention to touch the screen only with
the pen. Not following this rule could compromise the procedure.

Tools
 Tiny tip resistive touchscreen pen (type p/n 14200100 or
equivalent).

Procedure
First Phase  Check this option in the service menu and press SAVE.

 The system displays a message stating to turn the system off

to activate the procedure.

 At the start up, the following message is displayed on the

touchscreen:

Fig 51: Start Up Message

 Press the button to start the calibration.

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 On the touchscreen the system displays in succession a green

target with a white cross inside in different positions. At any
time press the FREEZE key to re-start the procedure.

Fig 52: Green Target

PART LISTS
 Using the touchscreen pen, press the target at the cross
center paying attention not to drag the pen.

 Repeat the same operation for all the displayed green targets.

Second Phase  The system displays a pink target with a white cross inside.
Using the touchscreen pen, press the first target at the cross
center.

 Once the target has been pressed, the system displays a blue
cross within the target.

 Repeat the same operation for all the displayed pink targets.
At any time press the FREEZE key to re-start the procedure.

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 The greatest is the distance between the white and the blue
crosses, the biggest is the misalignment between the
touchscreen and its display.

Fig 53: Validation Procedure

 If the validation has been successful, save the calibration and

close the procedure.

System Logo

Either Esaote or the model name can be set as logo. The default logo is Esaote.

Enable Firewall

When enabled, the firewall install in the system is active.

Patient Birthdate

When enabled, the patient birthdate is displayed in the heading area of the screen
and of the report instead of the patient age.

Operator Initials

When enabled, the operator initials are displayed in the heading area of the screen
and of the report.

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Wi-Fi Connectivity

This option allows to enable/disable the Wi-Fi capability.

Timeout for the Screensaver

PART LISTS
This option allows to set the timeout (in minutes) after which the screensaver is
automatically activated.

Note
If a too long timeout (higher than 2 hours) is set, sticking effect
could be displayed on the screen. Reset always this parameter at
least to the factory default (that is 61 minutes) whenever it has been
increased for Service reason.

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15 -Licenses

CONFIGURATION
When the system is initialized with the service key inserted, the “LICENSES”
option of the MENU key allows the operator to disable active licenses, to activate
or to reset a demo license.

Service key is required Place the cursor on the “LICENSES” option and press ENTER to confirm. The
system displays the following window:

The time left for demo

license is expressed in
minutes. It is decremented Fig 54: Demo licenses
every fifteen (15) minutes

Insert the key numbers of the licenses in the Application and Options Tabs,
checking the correctness of the insertion pressing the VERIFY button. At the end
press SAVE to confirm the insertion.

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Disabling Active License

Both applications and options licenses can be disabled. To de-activate a license,
position the cursor on the corresponding box and uncheck it by pressing ENTER.
Press SAVE to confirm.

Note
The license number has to be input again to reactivate the license.

Demo License
Demo licenses last five hundreds (500) working hours before expiring.

To activate the demo license for the first time, position the trackball on the desired
field and press ENTER to check it. Press SAVE to confirm.

If at least a demo license has been activated, the “LICENSES” option of the
MENU key allows the user to check its expiring date.

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16 -Software Release Upgrade

CONFIGURATION
The support used to install the software release on the unit is typically a DVD
containing all necessary files.

Some software releases could have specific procedures (for instance the Bios Set
Service key is required Up could be run before software installation): refer to the protected service web
site to know if a software release requires specific instructions.

WARNING If the software upgrade has been downloaded from the dedicated Esaote
ftp site, be sure that the PC used for the download operations is protected
from viruses.

To copy the software upgrade always and only use removable devices with
a safe content (devices used only on systems protected by malware).

If the equipment is equipped with the batteries, be sure that the system is
connected to the main before starting the upgrading procedure. The
system must remain connected to the main during the upgrade, including
the first reboot to complete the firmware upgrade.

Only upgrade procedures are allowed: the system could be damaged if

software downgrade procedure is run.

Before the Software Upgrade

Before proceeding with the upgrade procedure:

 disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the unit.

 verify that the shut down modality is set to “Shutdown”

(CONTROL PANEL folder in the “GENERAL SETUP”
option of the MENU key).

Note
Before proceeding with the procedure save both the clinical and
system configurations and back up the archive.

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Upgrade Procedure
Tool

 Software Release Disk

 Service Key P/N 8610264000 and/or 140009500

Procedure

The Software Pack disk is not bootable. Follow the described operations:

 With the service key inserted, turn the system on.

Note
The service key MUST be left inserted during the whole upgrading
procedure. Not following this rule the upgrade could be auto-
interrupted leaving the system in an hybrid status.
 Insert the USB pendrive or DVD with Software Pack (if you
create a dir on which download all the files do not write any
“space” in the name”)

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Click on the “Folder UP” icon to access to the computer

drives list.

 Select the drive containing the software release.

 Using the cursor select the “SETUP” file ([Link]

included in the root of the disk) and run it by pressing the
ENTER key twice.

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 The system starts the installation phase and stops at the

window shown here below: Check that the equipment is
powered to main power and press “Ok, continue”

CONFIGURATION
 The system starts the installation copying the files on local
drive, wait till the following window is displayed

 As explained in the message, the USB/DVD with the SW

release can be now removed. If not already done, disconnect
any digital USB peripherals (including USB key with software
release) connected to the unit while the service key must be
left inserted until the end of upgrade.

 Press the “Ok, continue” button to proceed with the

installation. The installation takes several minutes and
requires some automatic reboot.

 During the BIOS upgrade (if performed) do not turn the unit
off, because this may corrupt the internal SW. In case you will
have to return to Esaote the whole unit or rack for check and
repair. Refer to the next chapter for further details.

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 When all the installation will be completed, the machine will

stop in the Windows environment.

 Start the application by the following icon on the desktop

 The installation is completed with the update of the firmware

on the flash of programmable devices. Wait until the choice
of probe and patient data entry window is displayed. In case
of error, examine the log file (in folder
e:\work\logs\TextLog) and consider the use of the
procedure described in FPGA Rescue paragraph.

 Press the MENU key and select the “SERVICE” tab.

 Check that the monitor model is correctly set; if necessary,

set it.

 Save the modification and exit the menu.

 Restart the system to ensure the application of all user

configuration

Additional updates

BIOS update

During the software installation/upgrade, there is a new phase called BIOS,

dedicated to the verification and the update of the BIOS. It has been introduced

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between Prerequisites and Gina installation phases as depict in the following

image.

Fig 55: Bios update

CONFIGURATION
During the BIOS phase, the system automatically detects the BIOS version and, if
necessary, updates it.
If for any reason the BIOS update is interrupted, the installation procedure will not
continue but no message is prompted on the screen. If after 15 minutes the system
is still in the BIOS phase, do not switch off it but access the taskbar where there
are 2 (two) ATIWinflash applications visible, see following image.

Fig 56: Bios update failure

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To continue the installation procedure click on this ATIWinflash application.

Following menu will appear.

Fig 57: Bios update failure

Click the OK button to continue the installation procedure. If all will be ok, the
machine will proceed to next steps (GINA, CODEC,...)

If for any reason the procedure is interrupted before its completion, run it again
from the beginning.

If the installation continuously fails, follow the procedure below:

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

 If necessary, set “Switch to Classic View”.

 Select “System” and open it.

 Select “Hardware” and the “Device Manager”.

 Select “System devices” and check if the “Algol Xlink” device

is listed.

 If not run the procedure described below.

FPGA Rescue

The system automatically updates, if necessary, the flash memories of the unit
when the application software is started. If the flash of the master FPGA is empty
or corrupted, the updating procedure cannot be performed. To avoid

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disassembling the system and reprogramming the BackEnd board on the test
equipment, the system implements an emergency recovery procedure.

Therefore, the system has a tool that can restore the Algol device, named
“FpgaRescue”.

CONFIGURATION
The procedure configures the FPGA so that the PCI e Bridge can be created. This
configuration is volatile, so it is important to perform the full procedure without
switching off the system, otherwise it must be repeated from the beginning.

Note
Before running the procedure check which configuration index has
the Back End board.

Procedure  Turn on the system with the service key inserted.

 Place the cursor on the “FpgaRescue” icon present on the
desktop and press the ENTER key twice to launch the tool.

Fig 58: FPGA Rescue

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 Press the “Initialize” button to start: the tool loads the

drivers. Press OK on the pop up window. If the initialization
fails, close the FpgaRescue Tool (Exit button) and retry.

 Press the “Select file” button and select, if necessary, the

following folder:

inst\update\Board\FpgaRescue

 Depending on the configuration index of the Back End

board select the correct file and press “OPEN”.
CI=1x file BE_CI0100_A.xsvf
CI=2x file BE_CI0200_A.xsvf
Press “START” to run the procedure. About 14 minutes are
necessary.

 When the operation is finished close the program (Exit

button).

 Restart the system WITHOUT performing a full shutdown:

Click on Windows “Start” button, select “Shut Down” and,
in the drop-down menu, select “Restart” and press OK..

 Wait for the system to come up; then place the cursor on the
“Workflow” icon and press the ENTER to launch the software.
Flash memories update will start, restoring the system to full
functionalities.

If FPGA rescue procedure doesn’t solve the problem or if the Algol device was
listed and the installation continuously fails, the HD has to be replaced as first
service attempt.

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17 -Thermal Printer
Installation

CONFIGURATION
The system software automatically installs the driver for the SONY UP-D897
thermal printer.

Note
All the systems delivered by Esaote are configured to correctly
manage the Sony UP-D897 printer.

Should it be necessary to re-configure this printer in the field, the procedure below
describes the steps to be done.

Note
The procedure must be done without any service key inserted: the
settings apply only to the user active at the time of the
configuration.

The procedure requires the software release  3.05.

Procedure
 Connect the printer to one of the unit USB connectors.

 Turn the printer on.

 In the PRINTERS option of the MENU key, set the printer model
and set the “Thermal Printer - Landscape” printing profile.
 The system displays the printing icon in the bottom bar on
the main display. On this icon, click with the right button of
the trackball.

 Place the cursor on the printer icon and press the UNDO key.

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 Select the “Configuration” option and then double click on

the “Sony UP-D897” icon. The printer tasks window will
open.

 Access to the properties of the printer through “Printer” and

“Printer Preferences”.

 Select “Printing Preferences” and set:

•  “Paper” to 1920x1280,

•  Check the “Enlarge to Paper” box,

•  “Orientation” to Portrait.

 Confirm the settings by pressing OK twice.

 Print a test image using the configured button. The print should
have a size of the echo are (black background) of about 13x9 cm.

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18 -Printer Installation

CONFIGURATION
The system supports both laser and ink-jet USB printers: please refer to the web
site for the list of the printers that can be connected to the system.

Before starting the installation procedure be sure to have the printer installation
Service key is required. driver CD with you. The procedure runs like a printer installation in Windows.

Note
The operative system installed in the system is Windows
Embedded.

If a network printer has to be installed, verify that the network has

been configured (refer to the “Advanced Operations” manual for
all information on the network configuration).

The printer models tested by Esaote, whose installation differs from the procedure
described below, have specific instructions available in the protected Service web
site.

Esaote does not test all printer models available on the market. Other printers may
be therefore compatible with Esaote systems, and require different installation
procedures to ensure their complete range of performances.

USB Printer Installation

Procedure  Connect the printer to one of the unit USB connectors.

 Turn both the printer and the system (with the service key
inserted) on.

 Open the control panel.

 The system automatically finds the new hardware and

displays the corresponding wizard (should this not occur,
open the control panel, select the “Printers and Faxes”
option and then the “Add a printer” option).

 Select “No, not this time” option and press Next to proceed.

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 Select “Install from a list or specific location” and then press

Next.

 Insert the printer driver CD in the unit.

Note
Please note that only the printer driver has to be installed! Any
other printer program which might be listed or proposed during
this installation phase has to be deactivated.

 Select “Include this location in the search” and browse

selecting only the installation CD and then press “Next”.

 The system starts copying files. When the operation is

completed press “Finish”. The installed printer is displayed
in the “Printer and Faxes” window.

 Print a test page to make sure the printer is functioning

properly.

 Switch the unit off, remove the service key and then switch
the unit on.

 AO  Set the printer (PERIPHERALS option of the MENU key).

Network Printer Installation

Before proceeding with the network printer installation, verify to have the printer
IP address.

Procedure  Verify that the printer is connected to the network, either

through a LAN network or via Wi-Fi.

 Turn both the printer and the system (with the service key
inserted) on.

 Open the control panel, select the “Printers and Faxes”

option and then the “Add a printer” option.

 Press Next to proceed.

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 Select “Install from a list or specific location” disabling the

field “Automatically detect and install my Plug and Play
printer” then press Next.

 At the next menu, select the option “Create a new port”, set
“Standard TCP/IP port” then press Next.

CONFIGURATION
 Press Next again.

 Set the IP address and press Next.

 Press Finish to close the Wizard.

 At the next menu select the option “Have a disk”: use the
“Browse” to locate the driver and press OK to continue.

 Press Next several times to finish the installation.

 Print a test page to make sure the printer is functioning

properly.

 Switch the unit off, remove the service key and then switch
the unit on.

 AO  Set the printer (PERIPHERALS option of the MENU key).

Printing Test Images

The Service key is required Test images to be used for adjusting the printing quality of the PC printer are
available in the internal hard disk.

Procedure  Insert the Service Key into the unit and switch it on.

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

 Using the trackball select the driver

e:\Inst\ UpData\System\MonitorCorr\DicomTestP

The driver contains several bmp images to be used as reference for the printing
quality setting.

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[Link]

The [Link] image has a pattern with 256 different grey levels.

Fig 59: WScale

These levels are uniformly distributed in the four columns. This uniform
distribution has to be kept in the test printing. If not, printer contrast and
brightness adjustments are required.

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19 -HDMI configuration
and compatibility

CONFIGURATION
In case the connection of an external HDMI monitor is not working, perform the
following checks:

 The monitor has to be connected to the system and ON

before to switch on the system from a full shutdown

 The monitor has to support the video output with the

following specs: resolution 1280x720 or 1366x768, refresh
rate 60Hz, scan progressive (not interlaced).

 The connecting cable should be not too long to avoid low

quality or other problems

If after all the checks the external monitor does not work, it’s possible to check the
video option inside the Catalyst control tool:

 Connect the HDMI output to an external monitor and

switch the monitor on.
 Turn on the unit with the Service key inserted

 With the pointer on the Windows desktop, press the right

button of the trackball. The following window will be
Service key is required. prompted to the user:

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 Click on the “Catalyst(TM) Control Center”. The following

window will be prompted to the user:

The Selected Display field shall contain the “Default LCD + FSE104U (Clone)”
label. The Desktop Area value should be set to 1280x720 or 1366x768 as selected
in the General Setup Menù

If instead the Selected Display field shows the following label or similar the steps
reported below shall be executed

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CONFIGURATION
 Drag and drop the gray monitor icon over the “clone” area
and click over “Swap devices” to confirm

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 Make sure that the external monitor presents the

WINDOWS’ background and press “YES” on the pop up
window.

The final result shall be the one reported in the first “Catalyst(TM) Control
Center” picture, with the “Default LCD + FSE104U (Clone)” label in the
Selected Display field. The Desktop Area value should be set to 1280x720 or
1366x768. Press OK to exit.

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Caution

Different operations and settings may create problems with

CONFIGURATION
the unit, even if the monitor starts running. It may happen
that the problem won't appear immediately, so do not modify
any other parameters. If the menu is different from the one
described above contact the service department and send
screen shots.

If the external monitor still doesn’t work, last possibility is to try to use a
HDMI/DVI or HDMI/VGA adapter to connect the external monitor
through its DVI or VGA connector.

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20 -LCD Settings

CONFIGURATION
Whenever the main LCD display has to be replaced, the following calibration
procedure has to be carried out for an optimal images visualization.

Note
Service key is required.
The LCD settings differ among different LCD configuration:
before proceeding with the procedure, check the CI of the installed
LCD display.

All LCD controls keys are placed on the right side of the display: the  key scrolls
the menu options.

17’’ Monitor Settings

In the case of monitor 17'' special internal setting are not required except for curve
selection according to the monitor CI.

 Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Press the LCD MENU and  keys at the same time to

access to the Factory Menu.

 Using the  key to scroll the options and the  and 

arrows keys adjust the parameters, set the monitor as
indicated in the tables below:

LCD with no CI and with CI 01 - Settings

Parameter Value

Backlight 38

Contrast 50

Sharpness 11

Brightness 50

Color temperature User

Red 72

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Parameter Value

Green 70

Blue 90

LCD with CI 02, 03 and 05 - Settings

Parameter Value

Backlight 50

Contrast 49

Sharpness 11

Brightness 49

Color temperature User

Red 65

Green 63

Blue 88

LCD with CI 04 - Settings

Parameter Value

Backlight 33

Contrast 73

Sharpness 2

Brightness 67

Color Status User

Management

Red 110

Green 110

Blue 130

Press the LCD MENU key to exit from the menu.

 Press the LCD MENU key: The monitor shows the

following menu:

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Fig 60: Monitor settings menu

CONFIGURATION
 Press the  key to scroll the menu and select the OPTION
option.

 Press the  arrow to enter the OPTION menu.

 Press the  key to scroll the menu and select the FACTORY
RESET option.

 Press the  key to recall the factory settings just configured.

 Place the cursor on the “Workflow” icon and press the ENTER
key twice to launch the main system program.

 Press the MENU key and select the SERVICE tab.

 Enter the service menu.

 If necessary set the model type in the “MONITOR” field.

 Press SAVE to save the setting.

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19’’ Monitor Settings (141010000)

In the case of monitor EIZO 19'' changes to the setting of the internal video board
are necessary; follow the procedure below to modify this setting.

Run the program to control the video Catalyst Control Center (CCC).

1. Move with the trackball the pointer in the middle of the display
2. Right click with the mouse
3. Select Catalyst™ Control Center :

4. Select Advanced and press next

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5. Confirm with YES

CONFIGURATION
6. Among the attibutes of the digital panel (DVI) in the voice "Image
Scaling", set "Use centered timing" for the main DVI Monitor
7. In the frame "DVI Settings " remove the flag on “Alternate DVI
operational mode” for the main DVI monitor

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8. In the 3D settings in "All Settings":

9. set Wait for vertical refresh moving the slider on Quality (Always
On)
10. In OpenGL Settings set "Triple Buffering".

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11. Push Apply, then OK

For monitors with code 141010000 (EA710) you must first access the “Mode
Preset” option (which is in Screen Manager Setup) to disable all the presets except
“Text” and “Custom”. At this point, select the “Text” modality with the MODE
button and set:

CONFIGURATION
Parameter Value

Brightness 100%

Temperature 7500

Gamma 2.2

Now select the “Custom” modality with the MODE button and set:

Parameter Value

Brightness 65%

Temperature 9000

Gamma 2.2

The "Text" mode is a very bright setting, used mainly during the testing phase to
detect possible artifacts in ultrasound images. The "Custom” mode is the
suggested calibration for everyday use and therefore must be the active mode when
the monitor is delivered to the user.

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19’’ Monitor Settings (159001400 &

150000028)
The LCD 19’’ monitor (PN 159001400) is compatible for MyLab Seven on which
the internal rack has IC=01. The Rack CI can be viewed on the label on the PCB
rack, below the probe connectors.

Note
The curve to select, for the new monitor code 159001400, in order
to use the right settings, on the MyLab Seven Service Menu is:

MODEL5 6400 LC185EXN

Monitor Settings

Please refer to the label with default settings on the rear of the monitor.

You can check them directly on the monitor’s menu.

As well it’s necessary to check on the unit the video settings. To do so, perform the
following operations:

1. Start the unit with HW Service Key inserted and wait for the boot of
the system.
2. Move the pointer with the trackball in a free area in the center of the
display.
3. Press the right mouse button.

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4. Select Properties :

CONFIGURATION
5. Select the Settings TAB and set the 1366x768 or 1280x720
resolution, press Apply and confirm (OK). At this point the
resolution is changed.
6. Open the CatalystTM Control Center
7. Remove the flag “Alternate DVI Operational mode” in the Attribute
windows.

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8. Press Apply and confirm (OK).

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Chapter 6

MAINTENANCE
21 -Maintenance
Procedures
The maintenance procedures are:

 Trackball cleaning,

 Fans cleaning,

 Replacement of the battery cell,

 LCD brace registration,

 Battery replacement.

Trackball Cleaning
The trackball has to be cleaned at least once a year.

Tool

Tool Dimension

Paintbrush -

Procedure

 Applying light pressure, turn the plastic locking ring in a

counter-clockwise direction then lift it and remove it.

 Remove the ball and clean it.

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 Clean the encoders with the paintbrush (do not use a

cleaning spray!).

 Reassemble the trackball.

Fans Cleaning
The fans have to be cleaned every six (6) months (mandatory for system used in
veterinary) or once a year, depending on the environment where the unit is used.

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium and large tips

Electric slotted screwdriver Large tip

Foam support -

Compressed air -

Procedure

Refer to Section 2 in this  Remove the rack.

manual for all information
on how to disassembly/  Remove the rear cover of the rack to gain access to the fans.
assembly the system.
 Spray the compressed air on the fans, directioning the air
from inside towards the outside.

 Close the rack and install it again.

Battery Cell
The rack contains a Lithium battery. It is strongly recommended to replace the
battery cell every three (3) years. If the rack has to be stored, it will be necessary to
first remove the battery.

The Esaote supplier is 3V 210 mA/h GP Model CR 2032.

Corroded cells Avoid contact with a leaking battery as the contents are harmful.

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WARNING Irritation, including caustic burns and injury may occur following exposure
to a leaking battery.

Do not expose the battery to high temperature. Dispose batteries according

to local regulation.

MAINTENANCE
Note
When the battery cell has been replaced, the local date and hour
have to be set on the BIOS.

Tool

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium and large tips

Electric slotted screwdriver Large tip

Foam support -

Procedure

Refer to Section 2 in this  Remove the rack.

manual for all information
on how to disassembly/  Remove the rear cover of the rack to gain access to the
assembly the system. battery cell.

 Replace the battery.

 Close the rack and install it again.

 Start the unit on with the service key inserted: the system
stops at the BIOS boot (shown on the touchscreen) asking
for setup modification.

 Enter the BIOS menu by pressing the DEL key.

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 If necessary, enter the password “laser”.

Note
The system is case-sensitive.

Do not modify the password.

 Set the date and hour and save the configuration.

 Set the date and hour in the “GENERAL SETUP” option of

the MENU key.

LCD Brace Registration

If the unit is often moved, it may be necessary to regulate the LCD brace to prevent
the display tilting.

Tool

Tool Dimension

Phillips Head Screwdriver Medium tip

Allen screwdriver 2, 5 mm

Procedure

 Remove the top cover of the articulated arm.

 Tilt the LCD display of roughly 45°.

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 Using the Allen screwdriver tighten up the two screws

indicated in the figure below, paying attention to use the same
strength for both the screws.

Fig 61: Screw position

MAINTENANCE
The LCD brace is regulated when the display can be tilted in any position without
falling.

Battery Replacement
Batteries duration is higher than 300 charging cycles and their replacement is
recommended at least every three years.

Note
Both batteries must be always replaced together.

The batteries installed in the MyLabSeven model are manufactured by:

Manufacturer Model Qty

Inspired Energy NL2044HD22 2

([Link])

CAUTION Do not use different batteries from the ones specified above.

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The battery is Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery, FCC approved; the cells, composing
the battery, are UL marked.

Note
The batteries must be treated as special waste according to the
applicable local regulations.

The batteries REF 141004100, provided by Esaote, are charged: the last recharging
operation is indicated in the recharging card. The batteries must be fully recharged
every six (6) months when they are kept on stock.

The batteries must be removed following the procedure described in Setcion 2,

Chapter 8.

CAUTION The Power Supply group could be damaged if the battery disassembling
procedure is not attended.

Charging Procedure

The batteries can be charged either by installing them on the MyLabSeven or by

using the charger manufactured by Inspired Energy:

Manufacturer Charger Model

Inspired Energy CH5000A/E/U (one battery a time)

([Link]) CH5555A/E/U (four battery a time)

Refer to the manufacturer “Instructions for use” manual to properly manage and
charge the batteries with the charger.

 GS Refer to the “Getting Started” manual to charge the batteries using the
MyLabSeven.

CAUTION Do not expose the battery to high temperature. Keep the battery away from
fire and other heat sources.

Do not charge the batteries near a heat surface such as fire or heater.

Avoid exposing the battery to excessive shock or vibration.

Do not immerse the battery in water or allow it to get wet.

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Do not put the battery into a microwave.

Storage

The battery should be stored at a recommended temperature range <21°C in a

cool, dry, well-ventilated facility, free from corrosive gas or vapor.

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Extended exposure to temperature above 45°C may degrade battery performance
and reduce battery life. Storage at low temperatures may affect initial battery
performance.

Storage -20°C to 60°C, 80%RH

Temperature Limits

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22 -   Safety Tests
Every MyLabSeven unit complies with EN60601-1 (IEC 60601-1) standard. The
MyLabSeven is Class I with type B and BF (ultrasound probe) and CF (ECG)
applied parts.

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It is mandatory to perform Safety Tests every time new peripherals are powered
through the cart or any of the following parts have to be replaced:

 Boards Rack,

 Power Supply ,

 Mains Entry,

 Isolation Transformer.

Alternatively it is suggested repeating the safety tests every two years. If the system
is used in the Intensive or Coronary Care, the safety tests have to be repeated once
a year.

WARNING Whenever the measured values exceed the reference ones (see the following
tables) don’t use the unit and send it to Esaote.

The parameters to be tested are the following:

 Impedance of Protective Earth Connection,

 Earth Leakage Current,

 Enclosure Leakage Current,

 Touch Current,

 Patient Leakage Current,

 Total Patient Leakage Current,

 Patient Auxiliary Current.

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Safety parameters according to 2nd Edition

EN60601-1 (1988)
This chapter defines safety parameters and their range according to EN60601-1
standard and describes the safety tests to be carried out on the equipment.

Definitions 1) Impedance of Protective Earth Connection

The impedance between the Protective Earth (PE) terminal of the mains input
connector and any accessible metal part.

2) Earth Leakage Current

The current that flows from the mains terminals (P=Phase, N=Neutral) to the
Protective Earth (PE) through the insulation.

3) Enclosure Leakage Current

The current that flows between the enclosure and the Protective Earth (PE)
terminal.

4) Patient Leakage Current

The current that flows through the applied parts (ECG and US probe) towards the
Protective Earth (PE).

5) Patient Auxiliary Current

The current that flows between two different applied parts (for instance between
two ECG electrodes).

The table below provides the user with a list of the parameters to be checked, the
maximum values and references to the IEC 60601-1 standard (1988), II Edition
and connected amendments.

Max Value
Parameter Max Value N.C.a EN 60601-1
S.F.C.b

Impedance of 0.2  - 1.8.f

protective earth
connection (including
mains power cable)

Earth leakage current 0.5 mA 1 mA 19.4.f

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Max Value
Parameter Max Value N.C.a EN 60601-1
S.F.C.b

Enclosure leakage 0.1 mA 0.5 mA 19.4.g

current

Patient leakage current CF 0.01 mA ac CF 0.05 mA ac 19.4.h

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B/BF 0.1 mA ac B/BF 0.5 mA ac

Patient leakage current - CF 0.05 mA 19.4.h

(mains on applied part) BF 5 mA

Patient auxiliary CF 0.01 mA CF 0.05 mA 19.4.j

current B/BF 0.1 mA B/BF 0.5 mA
a. N.C. Normal condition
b. S.F.C. Single fault condition

Note
The test must be carried out by skilled personnel using equipment
compliant with the reference standard indicated. Esaote
recommends the use of the automatic BIO-TEK 601-PRO or
Fluke Esa620 equipment manufactured by Fluke Biomedical
([Link] or
equivalent equipment.

Safety parameters according to 3rd Edition

EN60601-1 (2005)
This chapter defines safety parameters and their range according to EN60601-1
standard and describes the safety tests to be carried out on the equipment.

Definitions 1) Impedance of Protective Earth Connection

The impedance between the Protective Earth (PE) terminal of the mains input
connector and any part that is protectively earthed.

2) Earth Leakage Current

The current that flows from the mains terminals (P=Phase, N=Neutral) into the
Protective Earth (PE) through or across the insulation.

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3) Touch Current

Leakage current flowing from the enclosure or from parts thereof, excluding
patient connections, accessible to any operator or patient in normal use, through
an external path other than the protective earth conductor, to earth or to another
part of the Enclosure.

4) Patient Leakage Current

The current that flows from the patient connections (ECG and US probe) through
patient towards the Protective Earth (PE).

5) Total Patient Leakage Current

The Total Patient Leakage Current is measured from and to all patient connections
of all applied parts of the same type (B, BF or CF) connected together. If necessary,
a functional earth may be disconnected before conducting this test.

6) Patient Auxiliary Current

Current flowing in the patient in normal use between any patient connection and
all other patient connections and not intended to produce a physiological effect.

The table below provides the user with a list of the parameters to be checked, the
maximum values and references to the IEC 60601-1 standard (2005), III Edition.

Max Value
Parameter Max Value N.C.a EN 60601-1
S.F.C.b

Impedance of 0.2  - 8.6.4 a)

protective earth
connection (including
mains power cable)

Earth leakage current 5 mA 10 mA 8.7.3 d)

Touch current 0.1 mA 0.5 mA 8.7.3 c)

Patient leakage current CF 0.01 mA ac CF 0.05 mA ac 8.7.3 b)

B/BF 0.1 mA ac B/BF 0.5 mA ac

Total Patient leakage CF 0.05 mA ac CF 0.1 mA ac 8.7.3 b)

Current B/BF 0.5 mA ac B/BF 1 mA ac

Patient leakage current - CF 0.05 mA 8.7.3 b)

(external voltage on the patient BF 5 mA
connection of an Ftype applied
part)c

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Max Value
Parameter Max Value N.C.a EN 60601-1
S.F.C.b

Total Patient leakage - CF 0.1 mA 8.7.3 b)

current (external voltage on BF 5 mA
the patient connection of an

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Ftype applied part)d

Patient auxiliary CF 0.01 mA CF 0.05 mA 8.7.3 b)

current B/BF 0.1 mA B/BF 0.5 mA
a. N.C. Normal condition
b. S.F.C. Single fault condition
c. Special test condition in 3rd edition of IEC60601-1 instead of S.F.C.
d. Special test condition in 3rd edition of IEC60601-1 instead of S.F.C.

Note
The test must be carried out by skilled personnel using equipment
compliant with the reference standard indicated. Esaote
recommends the use of the automatic BIO-TEK 601-PRO or
Fluke Esa620 equipment manufactured by Fluke Biomedical
([Link] or
equivalent equipment.

MyLabSeven Safety Test - Operating

Procedures
The procedure described below refers to the BIO-TEK measurement device and
metal foil with a maximum size of 20 x 20 cm.

Note
Before proceeding with the safety test, be sure of the calibration of
the testing equipment.

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Procedure

 Power the automatic testing equipment through mains supply

and the equipment under test through the automatic
equipment, as shown in the Fig.1

Table 62: Testing connections

 The ECG cable must be connected to the MyLabSeven ECG

connector and the Applied parts terminals in the automatic
equipment (see Fig.1).

 Set the automatic equipment according to its user manual in

order to perform a Class I, Type CF equipment test.

Measurement of the Impedance of Protective Earth Connection

 Calibrate the test leads according to the user manual of the

automatic testing equipment.

 Connect the test lead to MyLabSeven equipotential node.

 Activate the procedure for measuring the Impedance of

Protective Earth on the automatic equipment.

 Check that the value indicated complies with the indications

given in the reference table for normal condition (NC).

If the measured value is higher than the value in the table, do not use the equipment
and send to Esaote.

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Measurement of Earth Leakage Current

 Activate the procedure for measuring the earth leakage
current on the automatic equipment:

 Check that the value indicated complies with the

indications given in the reference table for normal

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condition (NC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power

conductor, by means of the automatic equipment, and
check that the value indicated complies with the
indications given in the reference table for the single
fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the above measurement procedures inverting the

polarity of the power conductors, by means of the automatic
equipment.

If any measured value is higher than the value in the table, do not use the
equipment and replace the power cable. Repeat the procedure with the new cable
and if the values continue to be higher, send the equipment to Esaote.

Measurement of the Enclosure Leakage Current/Touch Current

 Connect the test lead to the metal foil.

 Place the metal foil in close contact with the unit and
activate the procedure for measuring the enclosure
leakage current/Touch current on the automatic
equipment; varying the foil position, check that the value
indicated complies with the indications given in the
reference table for the normal condition (NC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in the earth

wire, by means of the automatic equipment, and check
that the value indicated complies with the indications
given in the reference table for the single fault condition
(SFC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power

conductor, by means of the automatic equipment, and
check that the value indicated complies with the
indications given in the reference table for the single
fault condition (SFC).

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 Repeat the above measurement procedures inverting the

polarity of the power conductors, by means of the automatic
equipment.

If any of the measured values are higher than the value in the table, do not use the
equipment and send it to Esaote.

Measurement of the Patient Leakage Current (ECG cable)

 Insert the ECG cable leads in the applied parts terminals in
the automatic equipment.

 Activate the procedure for measuring the Patient leakage

current on the automatic equipment and check that the
value indicated complies with the indications given in the
reference table for the normal condition (NC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in the earth

wire, by means of the automatic equipment, and check
that the value indicated complies with the indications
given in the reference table for the single fault condition
(SFC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power

conductor, by means of the automatic equipment, and
check that the value indicated complies with the
indications given in the reference table for the single
fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating the application of the

mains voltage, by means of the automatic equipment, to
the plugs on the patient cable and check that the value
indicated complies with the indication given in the
reference table for the single fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the above measurement procedures inverting the

polarity of the power conductors, by means of the automatic
equipment.

If any of the measured values are higher than the value in the table, do not use the
equipment and replace the ECG patient cable. Repeat the procedure with the new
cable and if the values continue to be higher, send the equipment to Esaote.

Measurement of the Total Patient Leakage Current (ECG cable)

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Connect all ECG cable leads together and follow the procedure described for the
Measurement of the Patient Leakage Current (ECG cable). Be sure to activate the
procedure for measuring the Total patient leakage current.

Measurement the Patient Auxiliary Current

 Activate the procedure for measuring the patient auxiliary

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current on the automatic equipment and check that the value
indicated complies with the indications given in the reference
table for the normal condition (NC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in the earth wire, by

means of the automatic equipment, and check that the value
indicated complies with the indications given in the reference
table for the single fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power

conductor, by means of the automatic equipment, and check
that the value indicated complies with the indications given in
the reference table for the single fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the above measurement procedures inverting the

polarity of the power conductors, by means of the automatic
equipment.

If any of the measured values are higher than the value in the table, do not use the
equipment and replace the ECG patient cable. Repeat the procedure with the new
cable and if the values continue to be higher, send the equipment to Esaote.

WARNING The defective patient cable or power cable must not be used.

Probe Safety Tests

For any probe in use with the unit, repeat the procedure for measuring the Patient
Leakage Current test and Total patient Leakage Current test (without application
of mains voltage on applied part), wrapping the probe enclosure with the metal foil
and connecting the test lead to it. To measure the Total patient Leakage Current
wrap the probe enclosure and the probe cable with the metal foil and connect the
test lead to it.

The test must be performed in any real time mode application. The probe must be
connected to the unit.

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Procedure

 Activate the procedure for measuring the (Total) Patient

leakage current on the automatic equipment and check that
the value indicated complies with the indications given in the
reference table for the normal condition (NC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in the earth

wire, by means of the automatic equipment, and check
that the value indicated complies with the indications
given in the reference table for the single fault condition
(SFC).

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power

conductor, by means of the automatic equipment, and
check that the value indicated complies with the
indications given in the reference table for the single
fault condition (SFC).

 Repeat the above measurement procedures inverting the

polarity of the power conductors, by means of the
automatic equipment.

If any of the measured values are higher than the value in the table, do not use the
probe and send it to Esaote.

WARNING Any break in the probe case or in the probe cable can cause an electrical
hazard. Do not use the probe and send it back to Esaote for repair.

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Chapter 7

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23 -General Rules for
Exchanging Information
Whenever the field service engineer requires support to the central service to such
a problem in the field, there is a minimum amount of information that must be
provided both to correctly identify the problem and to speed up its solution that is:

 System information,

 Log files,

 Fault description,

 If necessary, copy of the archive,

 If necessary, copy of both clinical and system settings.

System Information
The first thing to be done is to identify the unit, this means to know the unit serial
number, the model and the installed software release: this information is listed in
the “SYSTEM INFO” option of the MENU key.

Log Files
From the user interface If the system allows the user to access to the system menu, the same option allows
the user to export the log files on an USB medium.

How to export log  Switch the unit on.

files
 Press the MENU key and select the “SYSTEM INFO” option.

 Insert an USB pen drive.

 Press EXPORT LOG FILE TO USB.

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 Wait for the cooperation execution.

 Press OK to finish.

Note
The log files are saved already zipped.

From the operative system If the system is not working and it is not possible to access to the system menu,
follow the procedure below to save the log files:

Procedure  Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

Service key is required.  Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

“Address” field and press ENTER.

 Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press ENTER.

 Using the trackball select the “Logs” folder.

 Copy the folder in an external medium.

Fault Description
The description of the fault has to be the more detailed as possible, since this
simplifies the problem identification and solution. The following information
should always be reported:

 When applicable, the active probe.

 If the problem affects the real time functioning, the active

application and modality (for instance, in cardiac application
with Doppler PW).

 If the problem affects the not-scanning operations, the

involved function (for example measurements, annotations,
report).

 If the problem is related to data archiving, the used support

(for example internal Data Base, DICOM server) and the

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kind of failure (for example data not transferred, missing

data).

 If any background operation was running when the problem

occurred.

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 If the problem is related to the peripherals, the kind of
peripheral and its failure.

 If the problem is during the upgrading procedure, the used

procedure and the step.

 If the problem is intermittent and reproducible: whenever it

is possible, it is extremely useful for the fault identification to
have a known operations sequence that always reproduces
the problem.

Together with this information, the description should state all the steps that cause
the problem (for instance during 2D-CFM scanning with SP2430 probe in
Cardiac, the 2D sector was reduced to 45°, the CFM sector was set to concurrent.
After having saved a clip the scanning sector doesn’t follow the movements of the
trackball). Images and/or Clips showing the problems are of course other useful
items.

Copy of the Archive

From the user interface If the system allows the user to do archiving operations, follow the procedure
below to copy the archive:

Procedure  Switch the unit on.

 Press ARCHIVE.

 Press the S E L E C T ALL EXAM button.

 Press the E X P O R T button.

 Select the native format (COPY MANAGER area) and the

archiving support.

 Press OK to confirm.

From the operative system If the system is not working and it is not possible to access to the archive, follow
the procedure below to copy it:

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Procedure  Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

Service key is required.  Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

“Address” field and press ENTER.

 Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press ENTER.

 Using the trackball select the “Archive” folder.

 Copy the folder in an external medium.

Copy of the Clinical and System Settings

If possible, follow the procedure below to copy it:

Procedure  Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

Service key is required. “Address” field and press ENTER twice.

 Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press ENTER
twice.

 Using the trackball select the “ConfSet” folder.

 Copy the folder in an external medium.

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24 - Log Files

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The log file has to be saved soon after the problem occurs or, at the latest, at the
next start up. The file has a FIFO structure with a limited memory availability:
When the log file memory is full, the oldest events registered in the file are
eliminated to free space for the recent ones.

For this reason the log file has to be saved as soon as possible.

Log Files Organization

The zip of log files (and the “Logs” folder) contains the following file and folders:

 LogParser executable file that allows to analize the log

contents.

 TextLog folder that contains the list of the entries done on

the system.

 LogInstallMS folder that traces the updates done on the

system.

 Dump folder that traces Operating System errors. Normally,

it’s empty.

 Evt folder that contains the Windows event register in an

easy-to read file .

LogParser Executable

This file allows the technician to look at the log files for a first error analysis. To
launch the executable, place the cursor on it and press the ENTER key twice. This
utility can be run both directly in the system or in any PC having the following
operating systems:

 Windows XP Home,

 Windows XP Professional,

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 Windows Vista,

 Windows 7 32 and 64 bit

 Windows 8.1

Fig 63: LogParser

The utility is organized in four main areas.

The TextLog folder, containing the log files, is displayed in the upper left area
(indicated by the number “1” in the above figure). Place the cursor on the “+”
symbol displayed beside the name and press ENTER to display its contents.

TextLog Folder This folder contains the list of all entries done on the system, that is the list of all
times the unit has been switched on. Each entry is so listed:

date[yyyy-mm-dd] time [hh:mm:ss] - date[yyyy-mm-dd] time [hh:mm:ss]

The first date and time indicate when the unit has been turned on; the second date
and time when the unit has been turned off.

When an entry is selected, the areas “2” and “3” show the logged information
related to this entry.

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In the left bottom area (“2”) the following system information is listed:

 model name,

 installed licences and the corresponding licence numbers,

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 installed build,

 the ID button number,

 hardware characteristics.

In the main area (“3”) the list of the operations logged for the selected entry is
displayed.

The three buttons displayed at the bottom of the area “3” allow to change the
zoom factor (buttons “-” and “+”) and to refresh the log of the operations.

Each logged operation is so listed:

date time [Software component][log group] logged operation

Criteria for displaying the Displaying criteria can be selected from the upper left and right lists. The upper left
logs list contains all the system software components; the upper right list contains logic
log groups with which the list of logged operations can be organized for an easiest
analysis.

Place the cursor on the desired element of one of the lists to display the related logs.

It is possible to do a double selection, that is selecting both the software

component and the logic log group. In this case the system displays all logged
operations satisfying both criteria.

Evt Folder In the Evt Folder a file containing the transposition of the Windows Event
Register is reported. This could be useful to improve the understanding of several
problems related to the Operating System.

Information is inserted in the file according to the following format:

date[yyyy-mm-dd] time [hh:mm:ss] /type/subtype/ID/Name/Description

Type 1 informs about Errors, Type 2 informs about Warnings

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User Session
Whenever the log has to be analysed, the simplest way is to follow the procedure
below:

Procedure  Expand the TextLog folder.

 Select the entry to be analised.

 Select in the right combo box the UserSession option.

The logged operations are displayed in chronological order, showing the

operations done by the user.

Fig 64: User session

The main phases of the exam are clearly indicated by data delimiters, like:

 ---[Link]--- and ---[Link]--- between which

all exam operations are listed.

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 ---[Link]--- that marks the operations done in real time and

in freeze.

 ---[Link]--- and ---[Link]---

that respectively indicate when the W O R K S H E E T and the

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R E P O R T buttons have been pressed.

When an error occurs the delimiters allow to identify in which phase happens.

Logged Errors The errors are reported in the upper right list, as shown in the figure below.

Fig 65: Logged error

The error log group displays all the errors occurred in the system.

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25 - Format Disk
This chapter gives the indications on how to use the format disk.

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When Using the Format Disk
A dedicated format disk (code 301001200) has been introduced with the purpose
of restoring the original conditions in the MyLab, after a defect in the HDD, or the
replacement of this part.

As the disk name suggests, all data saved in the internal data base are erased when
the format disk is run. For this reason the format disk has to be used as the
very last action whenever the system software is locked and there is no way
to re-start correctly the system.

The internal archive MUST be copied whenever it is possible; it is also

suggested to copy the clinical and system configuration to re-configure the system
as it is, once the format procedure has been completed (refer to Section 3, Chapter
12).

WARNING The format disk will erase all patient data saved in the internal data base:
before running the format procedure, if possible, save the archive folder.

Note
The field service technician must inform the system owner that the
format procedure erases all patient data saved in the internal
database. If no archive back up is available and if the internal
Archive folder cannot be copied, the patient data will be definitively
lost after the format procedure.
If the system owner does not accept to lose data, please contact the
Central Service.

Before executing the format procedure, run first the upgrading procedure,
described in this manual (refer to Section 5 for further details) to try to unlock the
system.

WARNING If the equipment is equipped with the batteries, be sure that the system is
connected to the mains before starting the format procedure. The system
must remain connected to the mains during the format and during all the
next steps, including the first reboot to complete the firmware upgrade.

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Format Procedure
The format procedure has seven (7) main steps to be done in this order:

1. Boot Configuration,

2. Format Procedure,

3. Boot Re-configuration,

4. Burning Utility Installation,

5. Software Installation,

6. Checking the BIOS password,

7. System Configuration.

Tools

 Format Disk REF 301001200 (Rev.03 or superior)

 Service Key P/N 8610264000 or 140009500

 Software Release

 All system licences

 Alphanumeric USB keyboard

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Procedure

Boot Configuration
The first step to perform is to modify the BIOS in order to boot directly with the
DVD.

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According to the type of PC installed in the unit there are different steps to
perform. The first important difference between the PC types is the way to access
the BIOS: pressing Del or pressing F2.

In MyLabSeven you can identify the PC type by the Configuration Index (CI) of
the rack installed. The following table shows the correlation between the CI of the
MyLabSeven racks and the CIs of the boards that compose it. For each CI of the
rack could be possible more CI of the boards. Configurations different than those
listed are not permitted.

MODEL 10164000 & 101640001

Rack CI = 00
Board CI
Front End 10 11 12 22 23 24 25
Back End 20 21 22 23 24
Probe 10
Adapter
Connection 00 01
Bridge
PC Module 00 01

Rack CI = 01
Board CI
Front End 10 11 12 22 23 24 25
Back End 22 23 24
Probe 10
Adapter
Connection 00 01
Bridge
PC Module 10 11 12 13 21 22

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Rack CI = 02
Board CI
Front End 23 24 25
Back End 22 23 24
Probe 10
Adapter
Connection 00 01
Bridge
PC Module 10 11 12 13 21 22

MODEL 10164002, 101640003 &

101640004

Rack CI = 00
Board CI
Front End 26
Back End 17
Probe 10
Adapter
Connection 00 01
Bridge
PC Module 10 11 12 13 21 22

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Boot configuration for rack CI 00

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.,

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2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

3. Turn the system on and press continuously the Del key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm.

5. Using the arrow keys, select the ADVANCED CMOS CON-

FIGURATION menu and press Enter  to confirm.

6. Select the FIRST BOOT DEVICE option.

7. Using the PgUp, PgDn, + and - keys set “CD-ROM”.

8. Select the SECOND BOOT DEVICE option.

9. Using the PgUp, PgDn, + and - keys set “IDE0 Mst”.

10. Verify that the option BOOT VIDEO FIRST FROM is set
to “IGD”.

11. Press Esc to return to the main menu.

12. Although not necessary for the current phase of work, at this
point you can insert the Format Disk, thus avoiding the need
for an additional restart.

13. Using the arrow keys, select the WRITE CMOS AND EXIT
option and press Enter  to confirm.

Boot configuration for rack CI 01, CI 02 & CI 03

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.

2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

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3. Turn the system on and press continuously the F2 key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm.

5. Enter the menu “Main”, already highlighted by default.

6. If needed, using the arrows and PgUp, PgDn, + or - keys Set

Date and Time.

7. Check/Set that USB is a boot device. To do this, select the

menu “Boot” and check that Usb boot is “Enabled”.

8. Select Legacy and then Boot Type Order.

9. Using the arrows select USB and move it in the first position
using F5 and F6.

10. Although not necessary for the current phase of work, at this
point you can insert the Format Disk, thus avoiding the need
for an additional restart.

11. Press F10 to save settings and exit.

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Format Procedure
The Format Disk P/N 301001200 is a bootable disk containing an auto-installing
image of a pre-configured system disk Operating System included.

Make sure you have the latest released version.

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Hereafter is important not to cause abrupt shutdowns of the system and use the
correct shutdown procedure.

1. If not already done, insert the disk and turn the system off.

2. Switch the system on without service key inserted.

3. The system boots from the DVD drive and automatically

format the hard disk reinstalling the Operating System.

4. At the end of the procedure, the format disk is automatically

ejected and the cursor is displayed on the screen.

5. Remove the format disk.

During the operation, the system automatically ejects the disc, which can be
removed, it will restart (if the system stops without automatic restart, shut down
and restart it) and will end the operation releasing the control to the operator.

If, before installing the Software Release the OS detects a new hardware for the use
of which is necessary to install the driver, you must instruct the Operating System
so it does not signal it anymore.

In fact, by installing the application software it will also installed drivers for
components not covered by the disk format.

Therefore, in case the system requires to install drivers at this stage, the following
steps must be followed:

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1. Click “No, not this time” and then press “Next”

2. Click “Install the software automatically”

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3. Leave selected “Don’t prompt me again to install this soft-

ware” and click on “Finish”.

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4. Restart the system

Boot Re-configuration
After Format procedure the BIOS must be modified to boot again from HDD.

Boot configuration for rack CI00

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.

2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

3. Turn the system on and press continuously the Del key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm.

5. Using the arrow keys, select the ADVANCED CMOS CON-

FIGURATION menu and press Enter  to confirm.

6. Select the FIRST BOOT DEVICE option.

7. Using the PgUp, PgDn, + and - keys set “CD-ROM”.

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8. Select the SECOND BOOT DEVICE option.

9. Using the PgUp, PgDn, + and - keys set “none”.

10. Verify that the option BOOT VIDEO FIRST FROM is set
to “IGD”.

11. Press Esc to return to the main menu.

12. Using the arrow keys, select the WRITE CMOS AND EXIT
option and press Enter  to confirm.

Boot configuration for rack CI 01, CI 02, CI 03

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.

2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

3. Turn the system on and press continuously the F2 key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm.

5. Enter the menu “Main”, already highlighted by default.

6. Select Legacy and then Boot Type Order.

7. Using the arrows select Hard Disk Drive and move it in the
first position using F5 and F6.

8. Press F10 to save settings and exit.

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Burning Utility Installation

 Switch the unit on.

 Insert the medium containing the software release.

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 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Using the trackball select the drive containing the software

release in the “Address” field.

 Select the folder:

 sw_tools\Nero_7_5\CDS\Nero

 Using the cursor select the setup file and run it by pressing
the ENTER key twice.

 The system displays the following window:

 Place the cursor on the “Nero 7 Essentials” button and

press ENTER.

 Proceed with the installation by pressing the Next button

when required and by accepting the licence conditions.

 The Customer Information fields are pre-filled in. Proceed

with the installation by pressing the Next button.

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 At the next window select the “Custom” installation and press

the Next button.

 Confirm the English as the only supported language and

press the Next button.

 At the next window (shown in the figure below)

the following features have to be excluded:

NeroBackupIt
Nero CoverDesigner
InCD

 To exclude a feature, place the cursor on it, press the UNDO

key and select the option “This feature will not be available”.

 Proceed with the installation by pressing Next and then

Install.

 In the last window deselect all options and press the Next
button to proceed with the installation.

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 At the end press Finish and then Exit to complete the
installation.

 The Nero Search icon has to be deactivated if it is displayed

on the tool bar.

•  Place the cursor on the arrow displayed beside the Nero

Search icon.

•  Press the Options button.

•  Deselect all options.

•  Press Apply and then OK.

•  Close the Nero Search window.

Software Installation
The Software pack disk for MyLabSeven is not boot-able.

The procedure requires the Service Key P/N 8610164000.

 Insert the Software Pack disk in the DVD drive.

 Place the cursor on the “Start” option of the Tool bar and
press ENTER.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

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 Click on the “Folder Up” icon to access to the computer

drives list

 Select the drive containing the software release.

 Using the cursor select the SETUP file ([Link] included

in the root of the disk) and run it by pressing the ENTER key
twice.

 The system starts the installation phase and stops at the

window shown here below: Check that the equipment is
powered to main power and press “Ok, continue”

 In the following window, the procedure informs about the

ongoing software installation. This allows checking that the
procedure will install the proper software release (the images
here below may differ to the ones displayed during the
procedure and they must be considered as a generic
example).

 Select the right model pressing the button: 1016400xx for

MyLabSeven. Take care to press the right button. A wrong

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selection will cause a bad configuration and the need of a full

reconfiguration.

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 The system starts the installation copying the files on local
drive, wait till the following window is displayed

 As explained in the message, the USB/DVD with the SW

release can be now removed. If not already done, disconnect
any digital USB peripherals (including USB key with software
release) connected to the unit. Even the Service key must
not be present. Press the “Ok, continue” button to
proceed with the installation. The installation takes several
minutes and requires some automatic reboot.

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 When the analysis of prerequisites is finished, the system

stops waiting a confirmation by the user as shown in the
following picture:

 Insert the USB Service key in one of the four USB ports.
Wait until the system detects the key then press “Ok,
continue”.

 The system completes the installation. Make sure, before

proceeding to the next step, there are no other messages on
the tray bar.

 At the end of the installation procedure, after the last reboot

the system will stop with the Windows desktop on the
screen.

 Insert the USB Service key in each of the remaining USB

ports waiting until the system detects the key before proceed
to the next port in order to guarantee their proper
functioning. At the end of this procedure, leave the USB
Service key in the last USB port. This ensures that the system
will not repeat the installation of the keys to the subsequent
insertions.

 To start the application use the link on the desktop with the
following icon

If the Workflow icon is not present:

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 check that the Workflow link is present in C:\Documents

and Settings\All Users\Desktop
 remove, when present, the LightScribe and Nunit links from
the folders:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Desktop

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C:\Documents and Settings\COLLAUDO\Desktop
C:\Documents and Settings\ESERVICE\Desktop
C:\Documents and Settings\RS\Desktop

 Wait until the upgrade is complete until the presentation of

the choice of probe and patient data entry. In case of error,
examine the log file (in folder e:\work\logs\TextLog) and
consider the use of the procedure described in FPGA Rescue
paragraph.

 Press the MENU key and select the “SERVICE” tab.

 Check that the monitor model is correctly set according to

the system.

 If necessary set the monitor, save the modification and exit

the menu.

 Restart the system to ensure the application of all user

configurations.

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Checking the BIOS Password

The Software Installation could update the BIOS if it is detected an old version. In
this case it could happen that the BIOS Password is deleted and it is necessary to
restore it.

Boot configuration for rack CI00

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.,

2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

3. Turn the system on and press continuously the Del key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm. If so no action is necessary otherwise
go ahead with the procedure.

5. Using the arrow keys, select the CHANGE SETUP PASS-

WORD option and press Enter  to confirm.

6. Enter the password “laser” (it must be written in lower case)

and press Enter  to confirm.

7. Repeat the password and confirm it again.

8. Press Esc to return to the main menu.

9. Using the arrow keys, select the WRITE CMOS AND EXIT
option and press Enter  to confirm.

Boot configuration for rack CI01 & CI02

1. Disconnect any digital USB peripherals connected to the
unit.

2. Connect the alphanumeric USB keyboard.

3. Turn the system on and press continuously the F2 key to

enter the BIOS configuration menu.

4. In case the unit requests a password, write “laser” and press

Enter  to confirm. If so no action is necessary otherwise
go ahead with the procedure.

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5. Using the arrows move to the menu “Security”.

6. Select “Set Supervisor Password” and press Enter  to con-

firm.

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7. Enter the password “laser” (it must be written in lower case)
and press Enter  to confirm.

8. Repeat the password and confirm it again.

9. Press F10 to save settings and exit.

System Reconfiguration
Setting the System
 Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

Refer to Section 5 for  If necessary, install the printer.

further information on
printer installation.  Press the MENU key.

 If necessary, select “GENERAL SET UP” option and set the

local time.

 Select the “LICENCES” option and:

 First enter the model and system serial number (MODEL

folder) and save the settings.

 Then insert all the licences and save them.

 If necessary set the printer configuration (“PRINTERS”

option).

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Restore the Archive

If required, re-store the archive. Depending on how the archive had been
saved, follow the corresponding procedure:

Archive Saved by Copying the “Archive” Folder

•  Insert the medium with the copy of the “Archive” folder.

•  Select the “Control Panel” option.

•  Using the trackball select the medium in the “Address”

field and press ENTER.

•  Select the “Archive” folder.

•  Open the contextual menu with the UNDO key and select
the “Copy” option.

•  Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

“Address” field and press ENTER.

•  Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press

ENTER.

•  Paste the “Archive” contained in the external medium

into the local directory.

Archive Saved trough its Menu

•  Press the ARCHIVE key.

•  Select the external medium containing the archive.

•  Select the desired exams and copy them into the local
archive.

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Restore the Settings

 Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Depending on how the settings had been saved, follow the

corresponding procedure:

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Note
If the settings were neither saved nor exported, they have to be
manually set one by one.

Settings Saved by Copying the “ConfSet” Folder

•  Insert the medium with the copy of the “ConfSet”
folder.

•  Select the “Control Panel” option.

•  Using the trackball select the medium in the “Address”

field and press ENTER.

•  Select the “ConfSet” folder.

•  Open the contextual menu with the UNDO key and select
the “Copy” option.

•  Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

“Address” field and press ENTER.

•  Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press

ENTER.

•  Paste the “ConfSet” contained in the external medium

into the local directory.

Settings Saved through the Export Procedure

•  Press the MENU key.

•  Select the “Import/Export” option.

•  Import the desired settings.

If the system is equipped with a thermal printer, refer to the next section for the
configuration of the printing settings.

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Wrong selection of model

Here is explained how to do in case of wrong selection of the MyLab model during
the Software Installation.

1. Switch off the not working system.

2. Connect a USB keyboard and the USB Service key.
3. Switch on the system and press F11 (F eleven ) at startup (with this
action the system reboot using the touchscreen as main screen).
4. When the operating system is started, run the batch [Link]
present in the folder SystemRescue of the installation disk.
5. Run again the installation, confirm to install the equipment you have
and select the right model.

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26 -Remote Service

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The “Remote Service” option of the MENU key allows the Service personnel to
access to MyLab in remote. When the Remote Service is active, the Service
personnel can remotely interact with the user and with the system looking at its
screen and at its disks.

Pre Conditions
The access to the Remote Service is possible only when:

 MyLabsystem is connected to the network (refer to the user

manuals for further information),

 the Service personnel has a PC connected to the network,

 the Service personnel has an Esaote account for Remote

Service,

 the Service personnel has an account to work with the

LogMeIn Rescue application (either via Web or locally).

Note
Contact the Esaote Service department for accounts and further
information on Remote Service.

To activate the Remote Service session, the Service personnel has to provide the
customer with two PIN numbers. The PINs can be used one time only.

 AO

Note
The “Clinical and System Configuration” section of the Advanced
Operations manual has a dedicated chapter on Remote Service to
guide the user to the activation.

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Chapter 8

CHECK LIST
27 -Check Lists
This chapter proposes two different check lists. The first one (Technical Check
List) suggests a set of inspection steps to be performed each time service personnel
modifies the HW/SW composition (for example the rack replacement or
functional upgrade); the other one (Maintenance Check List) suggests a check list
Service key is required. intended for a general equipment inspection like yearly maintenance.

Technical Check List

Once any HW/SW change, modification or upgrade is finished and the unit is
ready to be closed, perform the following:

Step Description Reference

1 If the Power Supply group or the rack have been Section 6, chapter 22
replaced, perform the safety test.

2 Close the unit. Section 2, chapters 8

and 9

3 Switch the unit on with the service key inserted. -

4 If the HD has been replaced, install Nero Section 2, chapter 9

burning, the software and re-install all
configuration.

5 If the control panel upper group has been replaced, Section 5, chapter 15
verify the touchscreen alignment and, if necessary,
calibrate it.

6 When applicable, verify that the upgrade is working. -

7 Switch the unit off, remove the service key. -

Verify the unit functioning using the Maintenance Section 8

Check List.

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Maintenance Check List

Physical check

Step Description Reference

1 Check the unit for any external damage. -

2 Check the wheel and the brakes functioning. -

3 Check that the unit labels (S/N, Reference...) are -

present and readable.

4 Check the power cord status (no cut, plug -

condition) and connection.

5 Check the connectors on the rear panel (no loosing -

connector).

6 If installed, check the ECG cable status. “Probes and

Consumables” manual

7 Clean the trackball. Section 6, chapter 22

8 Check that the control panel orientation works -

properly: the control panel should be properly
oriented and locked.

9 Check that the control panel can be lifted up and

down.

10 Check that the LCD brace can be moved easily and Section 6, chapter 22
can maintain its position. If required, adjust it.

11 If necessary, clean the system and the LCD. “Getting Started”

manual

12 For all probes, check the external status (cable, “Probes and
housing, connector...). Consumables” manual

13 If necessary, clean the probes. “Probes and

Consumables” manual

General Check

Step Description Reference

1 Switch the unit on. -

2 Check that the operator manuals are present and Operator manual
their revisions are consistent with the installed revisions
software release.

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Step Description Reference

3 Check that control panel keys are lighted and -

functioning.

4 Check that the touchscreen works properly. -

5 If necessary, adjust the LCD brightness and Section 5, chapter 21

CHECK LIST
contrast.

6 Verify that all probes are correctly identified in each -

unit connector.

Functional check

Step Description Reference

1 Switch the unit on. -

2 Verify that the B-Mode mode controls work Advanced Operations

properly. manual, Section
“Image Optimization
and Annotation”

3 Verify that the M-Mode mode controls work Advanced Operations

properly. manual, Section
“Image Optimization
and Annotation”

4 Verify that the Doppler mode controls work Advanced Operations

properly. manual, Section
“Image Optimization
and Annotation”

5 Verify that the CFM mode controls work properly. Advanced Operations
manual, Section
“Image Optimization
and Annotation”

6 Verify that the ECG controls work properly. Advanced Operations

manual, Section
“Image Optimization
and Annotation”

7 Verify the basic operation of all optional licences Advanced Operations

(Strain...) manual and optional
manuals

8 Save exams on CD/DVD and verify that the burner -

works properly.

9 Save exams on USB medium and verify that they are -

saved properly.

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Step Description Reference

10 If necessary, make a back up of all clinical and -

system presets and store them.

11 If necessary, make a back up of the archive. -

12 If installed, verify the thermal printing setting. Section 5, chapter 18

13 If necessary verify that any connected peripheral -

devices works properly.

14 If necessary, clean the peripheral devices following -

the manufacturer instructions.

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8 - Unit Disassembly,
Internal Parts

DISASSEMBLING
This chapter describes how to remove/assemble the following parts:

 Control panel boards,

 Control panel upper group,

 Power supply group,

 Burner,

 Boards rack,

 Hard disk,

 ID Button (Hardware ID).

CAUTION When the MyLabSeven is equipped with the batteries, always remove them
before disassembling the unit. Short circuits could occur when
disassembling the unit with some tool.

The disassembling instructions are separately given for each part of the unit.

Control Panel Section

This section describes the procedures to access all the internal parts of the control
panel section.

CAUTION In removing and assembling the control panel lower cover pay attention to
the spring that allows the Qwerty keyboard to slide. The spring could be
damaged if it does not get carefully through its cover hole.

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REF 229022300 Keyboard Main Group

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the TGC cap.

 Remove the control panel.

 Remove the lower cover of the control panel.

 Disconnect the loudspeakers.

 Disconnect the cables from the connectors listed below.

• J1,
• J4,
• J5,
• P7.

CAUTION Pay attention in disconnecting J1 not to damage the cable that connects the
touchscreen group to the board.

Pay attention not to damage J4 connector in disconnecting the cable.

 Remove the n.3 (three) screws fixing the ground cables

(yellow and green cable) to the board and disconnect the
cable.

 Remove the ten (10) screws fixing the group to the panel
chassis.

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 Remove the group.

Note
In removing the Keyboard Main board pay attention not to move
and not to touch the touchscreen group.

DISASSEMBLING
Once the group has been removed, the USB port cover REF 319001400 is free.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure. In reassembling the group first
position the USB cover and then the Keyboard Main group.

CAUTION Pay attention not to damage the J4 connector in connecting the cable.

Spare Reference
The spare reference includes the board and the two membranes.

REF 229022200 Keyboard Extension Group

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the B/M, CFM and PW encoders.

 Remove the control panel.

 Remove the lower cover of the control panel.

 Disconnect trackball cables from P3 and J1 connectors.

 Disconnect the cable from J6 connector.

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 Remove the n.3 (three) screws fixing the ground cables

(yellow and green cables) to the board and disconnect the
cable.

 Remove the thirteen (13) screws fixing the group to the panel
chassis.

 Remove the group.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

Spare Reference
The spare reference includes the board and the two membranes.

REF 9501494000 Trackball Switch Board

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the B/M, CFM and PW encoders.

 Remove the control panel.

 Remove the lower cover of the control panel.

 Remove the trackball.

 Remove the Keyboard Extension group.

 Remove the four (4) screws fixing the board to the panel
chassis.

 Remove the board.

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Once the board has been removed, the action key REF 319001601 and the
trackball keys REF 319001602 are free.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

DISASSEMBLING
REF 9501446000 Keyboard Encoder Panel Board

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small and medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the toggles.

 Remove the control panel group.

 Remove the lower cover of the group.

 Remove the n.2 (two) screws fixing the ground cables (yellow
and green cable) to the board and disconnect the cable.

 Remove the two (2) screws fixing the board to the panel
chassis.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

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Chassis Section
This section describes the procedures to access all the internal parts of the chassis
section.

REF 9730650149 Burner

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Small, medium, large tip

Electric slotted screwdriver Small and large tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the probe connector cover

 Remove the frontal cover.

 Remove the right cover.

 Remove the upper panel unscrewing the n.6 (six) screws and
place the panel aside.

CAUTION Pay attention to the Wi-Fi antenna in moving the upper panel.

 Unscrew the n.4 (four) screws fixing the burner to the

chassis.

CAUTION Pay attention not to drop the screws into the chassis.

 Slip the burner from the chassis.

 Disconnect the cable.

 Unscrew the n.4 (four) screws fixing the sliders (two screws
for each slider) to the burner.

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Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

REF 229021900 Power Supply Group (MyLabSeven 101640000, 101640001)

The Power supply group is composed of two parts (mains part and plug part) that

DISASSEMBLING
have to be disassembled to remove the group.

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the rear wheel cover.

 Remove the rear cover.

 Remove n.4 (four) screws fixing the group to the chassis.

Fig 34: Power Supply Group - Screws Position

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 Remove n.6 (six) screws fixing the mains part to the group.

Fig 35: Mains Screw Position

 Disconnect the cables from P1, P2, P3 and P4 connectors.

 Cut the cable ties.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

WARNING It is strongly recommended to perform safety test every time the Power
supply Group has been replaced. Safety test procedure is described in the
“Maintenance Procedures” section.

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REF 250009700, Power Supply (MyLabSeven 101640002, 101640003,

530000063, 530000062 101640004)

The Power supply is composed of 3 parts (mains power board, 19V Rack power
supply and 12V Monitor power supply).

DISASSEMBLING
Fig 36: Power Supply

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium tip

Tweezers -

1/4 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the rear wheel cover.

 Remove the rear cover.

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 Remove the power cables coming from mains power board.

Remove n.4 (four) screws fixing the bracket to the chassis.
Remove cable binder that fix cables of the power supplies to
the chassis. Remove the power supplies.

Fig 37: Power Supply 19V (Rack) and 12V (Monitor)

   

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 Remove n.6 (six) screws fixing the Power cover.

Fig 38: Mains Power cover screw position

DISASSEMBLING
 Remove the power cables from the board. Green-yellow to
[Link] to (N).White to (L). Remove the cover.

Fig 39: Mains power board cable connections

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 Remove n.4 (four) screws fixing the left and right panel
assemblies.

Fig 40: Left and Right assemblies

   

 Loosen the left assembly by opening the rivets of the n.3

(three) auxiliary outlets.

Fig 41: Left assembly

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 Loosen the Right assembly by removing the n.2 (two) screws

from the mains inlet and loosen the earth wire from the earth
plug.

Fig 42: Right assembly

DISASSEMBLING
 
 

 Remove the left and right assemblies.

 Remove the n.4 (four) screws that fix the power board.

Fig 43: Power board

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Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

WARNING It is strongly recommended to perform safety test every time the Power
supply Group has been replaced. Safety test procedure is described in the
“Maintenance Procedures” section.

REF 229002800 or Boards Rack

229002802
Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium and large tips

Electric slotted screwdriver Large tip

1/4 h

Removal Procedure
 Remove the probe connector cover.

 If installed, remove the batteries carefully following the

provided instructions.

 Remove the front panel.

 Remove both lateral covers.

 Remove both front wheel covers.

 Disconnect all cables connected on the left side of the

chassis.

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 Unscrew the n.2 (two) screws placed on the left side.

Fig 44: Left side screws

DISASSEMBLING
 Unscrew the n.2 (two) screws placed on the front side.

Fig 45: Front screws

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 Unscrew the n.2 (two) screws placed on the right side.

Fig 46: Right side screws

 Disconnect the n.3 cables.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

WARNING It is strongly recommended to perform safety test every time the Rack
Group has been replaced. Safety test procedure is described in the
“Maintenance Procedures” section.

Note
Refer to Section 3 for the procedure to be followed whenever the
rack is replaced.

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REF 229022500 Programmed Hard Disk

Note
When it is possible, copy both the “ConfSet” and the “Archive”
folders (as explained in the procedure below) before removing the

DISASSEMBLING
hard disk. These folders allows to re-configure the system as it is
once the hard disk has been replaced.

Procedure to Copy the Folders

 Switch the unit on with the service key inserted.

 Select the “Control Panel” option.

 Using the trackball select the DATA(E:) disk in the

“Address” field and press ENTER twice.

 Using the trackball select the “work” folder and press ENTER
twice.

 Using the trackball select both the “ConfSet” and the

“Archive” folders.

 Copy the folders in an external medium.

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium and large tips

Electric slotted screwdriver Large and small tips

Foam support -

1/2 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the boards rack.

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 The HD cover is placed on the upper side of the boards rack.

Unscrew the n.4 (four) screws fixing the cover.

Fig 47: Hard disk cover screws

 Place the rack upside down, laying it on the foam support.

CAUTION The probe fixing devices could be damaged if the rack is not placed on the
foam support.

 Unscrew the n.12 (twelve) screws fixing the rear cover to the
rack.

 Unscrew the n.4 (four) screws fixing the hard disk to the
rack.

 Using the small slotted screwdriver, take the hard disk off.

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure.

Note
Refer to Section 3 for the procedure to be followed whenever the
hard disk is replaced.

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Once the rear cover of the boards rack has been removed, you get access to the ID
Button (Hardware ID) and to the battery cell, that can be removed releasing
the spring.

Note

DISASSEMBLING
The ID Button is always coupled to the system S/N: make
sure to install the rack with its ID Button in the
corresponding system S/N.

REF 229000900 Rack Fans

Tools

Tool Dimension

Electric Phillips screwdriver Medium and large tips

Electric slotted screwdriver Large and small tips

Foam support -

Tweezers

1/2 h

Removal Procedure

 Remove the boards rack.

 Remove the rear cover.

 Place the rack upside with the probe connectors facing up.

 Remove the battery cover and, if necessary remove the

battery pack.

 Cut the cable ties of the fans.

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 Using the small slotted screwdriver disconnect the desired

cable.

Fig 48: Fan cable connectors

 Using the small slotted screwdriver lift the n.4 (four) bolts
fixing the fan to the rack.

Fig 49: Fan bolt

Assembly Procedure
Carry out the inverse of the removal procedure

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