MyLabOne - Sat - Touch Service Manual 81B40SM04

Doc # : 81B40SM04
Service Manual
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INDEX
1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................... 1
1.1 The MyLab ........................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Configurations................................................................................................... 2
1.2.1 Arm-Held Configuration ............................................................................. 2
1.2.2 Desk Stand Operation................................................................................ 2
1.2.3 Mobile Configuration .................................................................................. 2
1.3 Warning and Precautions.................................................................................. 3
1.4 Specifications.................................................................................................... 3
1.4.1 MyLab ........................................................................................................ 3
1.4.2 Desk Stand ................................................................................................ 5
1.4.3 Mains Adapter............................................................................................ 5
1.4.4 Trolley Configuration.................................................................................. 6
1.4.5 Connectivity Option for Trolley ................................................................... 6
1.4.6 Battery Module Option for Trolley .............................................................. 7
1.4.7 Safety Standards ....................................................................................... 7
1.4.8 Probes ....................................................................................................... 8
2 Installation.............................................................................................................. 9
2.1 Identifying Connectors and Switches ................................................................ 9
2.2 Installing the System ....................................................................................... 13
2.2.1 MyLab ...................................................................................................... 13
2.2.2 Desk Stand .............................................................................................. 13
2.2.3 Trolley ...................................................................................................... 14
2.3 Revisions of the Deskstand and Rollstand...................................................... 16
2.4 Battery............................................................................................................. 18
2.5 Acclimation Time............................................................................................. 20
2.6 Setting Time and Date .................................................................................... 21
2.7 Setting the User Interface language................................................................ 22
2.8 Touch Screen Calibration................................................................................ 23
2.9 Tilt Sensor Calibration..................................................................................... 23
2.10 Display Orientation ....................................................................................... 24
2.11 MyLab Handle-Keys ..................................................................................... 24
2.12 Probe Keys ................................................................................................... 25
3 MAINTENANCE................................................................................................... 26
3.1 Planned Maintenance ..................................................................................... 26
3.2 Parts List ......................................................................................................... 27
4 Licenses............................................................................................................... 28
4.1 Activating Licenses. ........................................................................................ 28
5 SERVICE INFORMATION ................................................................................... 29
5.1 System Administration .................................................................................... 29
5.1.1 System Configuration............................................................................... 30
5.1.2 System Options........................................................................................ 31
5.1.3 Backup/Restore ....................................................................................... 32
5.2 Service Menu .................................................................................................. 33
5.2.1 Temperature/Fans Tab ............................................................................ 33
5.2.2 Battery Tab .............................................................................................. 34

5.2.3 Tilt Sensor Tab.........................................................................................35
5.2.4 Log Tab ....................................................................................................35
5.2.5 System Tab ..............................................................................................36
5.2.6 License Tab..............................................................................................36
5.2.7 MyLibrary Tab ..........................................................................................38
5.2.8 Touch Screen Calibration Cross ..............................................................38
5.2.9 Transducer Info ........................................................................................38
5.2.10 Board Info ...............................................................................................38
5.2.11 Quit (to windows) ....................................................................................38
5.3 Software update ..............................................................................................39
5.4 Archiving..........................................................................................................40
5.4.1 Archive Menu ...........................................................................................40
5.4.2 Network Configuration..............................................................................41
5.4.3 Network Drive...........................................................................................43
5.4.4 Dicom Network .........................................................................................44
5.4.5 USB Drives (exporting log file). ................................................................45
5.4.6 Burner (external DVD drive) .....................................................................46
5.5 Wireless Devices.............................................................................................47
5.6 USB Printer Installation ...................................................................................48
5.7 Network Printer Installation..............................................................................54
5.8 Configuring Digital Printers..............................................................................59
5.8.1 Digital and Dicom Printer Management....................................................60
6 Safety Test ...........................................................................................................61
6.1 Safety Test, unit ..............................................................................................62
6.2 Safety Test, probe ...........................................................................................63
7 ESD......................................................................................................................65
7.1 What is ESD ....................................................................................................65
7.2 Preventing ESD damage .................................................................................65
7.3 ESD save workshop ........................................................................................66
7.4 ESD safe field service .....................................................................................67
7.5 More information about ESD precautions........................................................67

Chapter
1 INTRODUCTION
This service manual is intended for MyLabOne (all versions), MyLabOne Vet,
MyLabSat, MyLabSat Vet and MyLabTouch. These systems will be referred to
as MyLab.
1.1 The MyLab

The scanner is extremely compact and flexible, based on the latest and powerful
technology. MyLab is based on a 12 inch LCD screen with touch screen technology.
This solution guarantees:
 Optimal ultrasound image size
 Easy and intuitive User interface
 Flat and simple design, without knobs or buttons on the system. The smooth
surface of the system facilitates cleaning operations.
The system has one small ZIF probe connector and is equipped with a battery able to
operate independently from mains connection. The battery is integrated in the handle of
the system and is very easy and fast to access.
The system, also in combination with the accessories, offers a great flexibility through
different ways of use:
 A Roll-Stand for mobile use is available. This solution permits the MyLab to be
easily moved through any clinical sites and offers a comfortable and
dedicated support for the system.
 A Desk Stand is available as option for MyLab, the system can be comfortable
used on tables or any carts in clinical sites. With the Desk Stand advanced
connectivity solutions are added to the whole configuration
 MyLab can also be used as wall-mount system (or on an articulated arm) by
use of the VESA attachment present on the back of the system stand-alone or
on the back of the docking station of the Desk Stand.
 The system can be used stand-alone allowing the user to easily carry the
system and bring ultrasound wherever it is needed. It can be easily moved
between roll stand, Desk Stand and wall mount by the simple click-in
mechanism.
The system can be operated both in portrait and landscape modes. Tilting the system
will automatically rotate the user interface that will be adjusted according to the
orientation of the system in any direction.
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1.2 Configurations
1.2.1 Arm-Held Configuration
The unit contains: the scanner electronics, the
LCD screen with touch screen, speakers, the
probe connector, a Kensington lock, the Desk
Stand connector, two USB connectors,
ON/OFF button and a touch screen stylus.
The LCD has an integrated touch-screen. The
battery handle can be used to carry the
system
1.2.2 Desk Stand Operation
The MyLab can be used in combination with

the Desk Stand. The Desk Stand has a power
connector, 3 additional USB ports, a LAN
connector, footswitch and a DVI (with analog
VGA) connector. There are also audio
connectors available. Additional there is the
VESA mount to attach the Desk Stand to a
wall mount or articulating arm.
1.2.3 Mobile Configuration
The trolley is equipped with the attachment to

mount the scanner. The trolley has four
swiveling wheels with brakes. The pedal at
the base of the trolley can be used to unlock
the vertical movement of the column. The
sides of the work surface can be used to
attach probe holders.

1.3 Warning and Precautions
Please refer to the Safety and Standard manual. This manual can be found on the
user manual CD.
The document numbers are as follows:
English 81Bx5ENxx
German 81Bx5DUxx
French 81Bx5FRxx
Spanish 81Bx5SPxx
Italian 81Bx5ITxx
1.4 Specifications
1.4.1 MyLab
Display
 12” TFT LCD Touch screen
Probe connectors
 1 x ZIF probe connector
Connectors
 2 x USB 2.0
 Docking station connector
 Power connector for DC adapter
Connectivity
 Wireless connectivity for networks and wireless devices
 LAN (optional, with Desk Stand and Trolley)
 USB 2.01
1
The maximum current supplied by the USB ports of MyLab is 500mA. Peripherals
requiring more power and exceeding this limit can be connected to MyLab ONLY IF
powered by their own external power supply.

Image Files
 Formats
 Standard output file formats (BMP, PNG, JPEG, AVI)
 Native and DICOM formats
 Clips characteristics
 AVI Codec: Microsoft MPEG-4 V2 and MS-Video1
 Compression: lossy JPEG compression (quality level is approximately 70%)
 Single frames / BMPs are stored at full resolution
Software
 Operating system: Windows XP Embedded
 Multi-lingual
 Software/Firmware upgrades are performed by DVD
Biometry
 Basic and advanced measurements and calculations, general and application-
dependent.
 Annotations, Body marks
Peripherals
 Via USB connection, e.g. Thermal/Inkjet printers, memory sticks etc.
Dimensions
 115 (H) x 340 (W) x 315 (D) mm
Weight
 Approximately of 6.0 kg for full configuration
 Probe: approx. 0.5kg
DC Power Jack
 Contact rating: 7.5A max. @ 20V DC
Battery
 Li-ion 14.4V
 Life expectancy: min. 300 charge/discharge cycles
Operating requirements
 Temperature: 1535C
 Humidity: 1595 % (without condensation)
 Pressure: 7001060 hPa
Storage requirements
 Temperature: -20  +60C
 Humidity: 595 % (without condensation)

1.4.2 Desk Stand
Connectors
 3 x USB 2.0
 LAN RJ45
 Footswitch
 DVI-I
 Audio line-out
 Microphone
 Power connector for DC adapter
Dimensions
 290 (H) x 250 (W) x 280 (D) mm
Weight
 Approximately of 3.8 kg
DC Power Jack
 Humidity: 1595 % (not condensing)
1.4.3 Mains Adapter
Specifications
 Voltage operative range: 100  240 Vac
 Mains frequency: 47  63 Hz
 Power consumption: 1.4-0.6A
 0utput 120W max.
 19V DC, 6.32A max.

1.4.4 Trolley Configuration
Connectors
 Docking connector
Dimensions
 Work surface height: approx. min. 1010 mm – Max. 1310 mm (H)
 Max. height with MyLab installed: approx. min. 1260 mm– Max. 1560 mm (H)
 Base dimensions: approx. 500 (L) x 470 (W) mm
 Printer tray: approx. 390 (L) x 280 (W) x 470 (H) mm
 Work surface: approx. 300 (L) x 410 (W) x 980 (H) mm
Weight
 Approximately 22 kg
DC Power Jack (in trolley base)

1.4.5 Connectivity Option for Trolley
Connectors (on Docking Station)

 3x USB 2.0
 LAN RJ45
 Footswitch
 DVI-I
 Audio line-out
 Microphone

1.4.6 Battery Module Option for Trolley
Power Supply
 Voltage operative range: 100 240 Vac
 Mains frequency: 47 63 Hz
 Output voltage 19V
 0utput 200W max.
 Fuses:
 200 – 240 V => 250 V / T 5 A
 100 – 120 V => 250 V / T 10 A
Battery
 12V
 38 Ah
 Weight 15 kg
 Optional Mains Entry for Trolley
Optional Mains Sockets

 Socket: 510 IEC 320/C13 type; 10A-250V
 Maximum 400 W available for external peripherals
Optional Isolation Transformer

 600 VA
 Fuses:
 200 – 240 V => 250 V / T 5 A
 100 – 120 V => 250 V / T 10 A
1.4.7 Safety Standards
MyLab is designed to be compliant with the following standards:

 EN 60601-1
 EN 60601-1-1
 EN 60601-1-2
 EN 60601-1-4
 EN 60601-2-37
 EN 61157
 EN ISO 10993-1

1.4.8 Probes
Human
Probe ID Modes TEI
SL3323 All Yes

SL3116 All Yes
SL3235 All Yes
SL3413 All Yes
SC3421 All Yes

SC3123 All Yes
SC3121 All Yes
SE3123 All Yes
SP3630 All Yes
SL3332 All Yes
Vet
Probe ID Modes TEI
SL3323 All Yes

SL3116 All Yes
SL3235 All Yes
SL3413 All Yes
SC3421 All Yes
SC3123 All Yes
SC3121 All Yes
SV3513 All Yes
SP3630 All Yes
SL3332 All Yes
NOTE
Specifications may change without prior notice.

Chapter
2 INSTALLATION
Please refer to the Getting Started manual for more information on system
components and installation. This manual can be found on the user manual CD.
English 81Bx3ENxx
German 81Bx3DUxx
French 81Bx3FRxx
Spanish 81Bx3SPxx
Italian 81Bx3ITxx
2.1 Identifying Connectors and Switches
System
All the controls and ports are located on the exterior of the console and can be clearly
identified. Their description is provided hereinafter:

The table below lists the connectors and their intended use.
Refere Items Use

nce
C1 Speaker PC/Doppler/Protocol Editor
Audio
C2 Touchscreen Stylus Storage of the stylus
C3 USB connector USB 2.0 Memory Stick, Printer
C3a
C4 Shutdown button Starts/Shuts down the scanner
C5 Power connector To connect the adapter cable
C6 Desk Stand connector To connect MyLab to the Desk
Stand
C7 Microphone Recording for Protocol Editor
C8 Kensington lock Anti-theft system
C9 Handle for ZIF Locks the connected probe onto
Connector the system
C9a ZIF Probe Connector To connect the probe to the
system

The system is equipped with four programmable buttons on the battery handle.
Desk Stand
The MyLab can be used upon a Desk Stand. This makes it possible to create a
stable work environment if the MyLab is used on a desk.
C11

C13
C14
C15
C15 a
C16
C17
Referen Items Use

ce
C10, USB connector USB 2.0 Memory Stick, Printer
C10a
C11 LAN connector To connect to a network
C12 DVI-I connector Connector with digital and analog signals
for XVGA screens
C13 Lock button To lock the MyLab if used on a
Trolley
C14 USB connector USB 2.0 Memory Stick, Printer
C15 Microphone connector To connect an external microphone
C15a Audio line-out To connect an external active speaker
C16 Footswitch connector To connect a footswitch
C17 Connector for power cable To connect the adapter cable

2.2 Installing the System
2.2.1 MyLab
System Connection
If the MyLab unit is not used in arm held position make sure that the MyLab is placed on a
stable and horizontal work surface. Make sure that all four feet of the MyLab are in contact
with the work surface. If the system is meant to work on mains power, please use the DC
adapter.
CAUTION
Do not switch off the machine before the initialization has finished.
Probes Connection
The probe connector is located at the right bottom side of the system. The MyLab is
equipped with 1 Zero Insertion Force (ZIF) probe connector.
The probes should be connected to the ZIF-connector. Make sure that the ZIF
connector handle is in an open position, align the pins of the two connectors and
carefully fit the probe connector. To secure it, lock the handle
2.2.2 Desk Stand

Align the marker on the bottom of the scanner with the marker on the Desk Stand.
Make sure that the flanges on the Desk Stand fit into the sliders on the back of the
scanner. Shift the scanner carefully into the attachment and make sure that the back of
the scanner is aligned with the angle of the Desk Stand. Make sure that both docking
connectors match carefully.
Marker on scanner
Marker on Desk Stand

2.2.3 Trolley
CAUTION
When using the MyLab on a Trolley please be sure to secure the MyLab in
the Desk Stand, with the lock button (C13, see picture in chapter 2.1) that is located on
top of the Desk Stand.
The trolley is supplied assembled except for the probe holders and Probe cable
holder (arm).
Probe holders
Slide the probe holders onto the edge of the working surface, starting from the corner
of the table.
Probe Cable Holder

Put the Probe Cable Holder into the bush in
the trolley table.

1. Put the socket head screw into the
washer.
2. Secure the Probe cable Holder with
the screw/washer combination to the
bottom of the trolley table. Use the
supplied socket head wrench (Nr 4)
for this.
Installation of the adapter
Socket in base
The same DC adapter that is used for The MyLab in normal operation is also used to
power The MyLab if the system is mounted on the trolley. Open the
cover on the base of the trolley, place the DC adapter in the middle and mount the
bracket that is used to hold the adapter into position. Then connect the DC adapter
cable to the socket inside the base. Finally connect the mains cable to the adapter.

Adjusting the Working Position
Near the bottom of the trolley there is a pedal to adjust the working height. Carefully press
on the pedal to unlock the vertical movement of the column. Use the table to position the
console at the desired height. The trolley has brakes on all the wheels.
WARNING
Don’t park the system on a slope. Don’t use the brakes to park the system on a slope.
2.3 Revisions of the Deskstand and Rollstand

In the past the 3 USB ports of the Deskstand and Rollstand have been disabled. This
measure was taken because MyLab units with revision <04 could crash when during
operation the unit is removed from the Deskstand or Rollstand (hot docking).
Deskstands and Rollstands with disabled USB ports have a certain revision
letter.
 Deskstand: Revision B. The Deskstand label is marked: R. B
 Rollstand: Revision D. The Rollstand label is marked: R. D
MyLab units with revision 04 can be removed from the Deskstand or Rollstand
during operation (hot docking) without the risk that the unit crashes.

The revision of a MyLab unit can be found on the backside of the unit.
Summarizing we can say that:

To prevent crashing of the unit during hot docking, we would advise to use MyLab
units with revision <04 only in combination with a Deskstand or Rollstand with
disabled USB ports.
 If the unit revision is <04 use only Deskstand revision B and
Rollstand revision D
 If the unit revision is 04 Deskstand without revision letter and
revision A or C can be used
 If the unit revision is 04 Rollstand without revision letter and
revision A, B, C or E can be used.
See also the following tables:
Deskstand
Unit Unit
Rev <04 Rev 04
Deskstand Not Recommended

Rev A Recommended Combination
No Rev Combination
USB
USB
Recommended
Deskstand Combination
Rev B
No USB No USB
Not Recommended
Deskstand Recommended Combination
Rev C Combination
USB
USB

Rollstand
Unit Unit
Rev <04 Rev 04
Rollstand Not Recommended

Rev A Recommended Combination
Rev B Combination
No Rev USB
USB
Recommended
Rollstand Combination
Rev D
No USB No USB
Rollstand Not Recommended
Rev C Recommended Combination
Rev E Combination
USB
USB
2.4 Battery
When no mains power is available, the MyLab can operate on its internal battery pack. A
fully charged double battery pack allows about 3 hours of operation time.
CAUTION
When the MyLab is equipped with its internal battery pack, do not leave the system
exposed to direct sunlight to avoid overheating of the battery.
WARNING
The battery pack will self-discharge over time, the maximum charge retention of a fully
charged battery pack is ninety (90) days. Make sure that a fully charged battery pack will
be re-charged each 3 months. A partially charged battery pack needs to be re-charged
earlier. A Li-Ion battery will be destroyed if it is fully depleted. The battery pack capacity
will decrease over time, because of aging of the battery pack.
WARNING
Stop immediately using MyLab and disconnect the mains power if the system functions in
an abnormal manner, produces unusual sounds or smell or overheats. In any of these
cases please contact your Esaote representative
WARNING
Do NOT open or alter batteries.
WARNING
If the battery is incorrectly installed it may explode. Replace only with same type.

Battery status and charging icon
The battery icon on the touch screen is located on the right side of the control tabs. The fill
level in the icon and the color indicates the status of the battery.
The residual operating time will be displayed if the battery icon is pressed.
The battery icon will be colored red and an exclamation mark will be flashing on top of the
icon when the charge level of the battery pack reaches a certain minimum that is needed
for proper operation. The following message will then appear:
MyLab automatically switches off when the minimum charge for proper operation is
reached. The following warning message will then appear:
The charge icon is located next to the battery icon. If it is visible, MyLab is
connected to the mains power and the battery pack is being charged.
Battery status led and ON/OFF button

A battery status led is located inside the ON/OFF button on the left side of the
system. The led color indicates both the status of the battery and status of the mains
power connection. There are six possible options:
Led Color and Status Description
GREEN/BRIGHT MyLab system is ON and connected to the

mains power.
GREEN/BRIGHT/FLASHING MyLab system is shutting down and

connected to the mains power.
ORANGE MyLab system is OFF charging and

connected to the mains power (battery is
charging).
ORANGE/FLASHING MyLab system is OFF and connected to the

mains power (battery fully charged).
GREEN DIM MyLab system is ON and not connected to

the mains power.
GREEN DIM/FLASHING MyLab system is shutting down and not

connected to the mains power.

There is an LCD indicator at the side of the internal battery. The LCD indicates the status
of the battery even when the system is switched off.
Charging Procedure
The battery pack is always recharged if the scanner is connected to the mains power
independently from the fact that the system is on or off. The most efficient way to charge
the battery pack is to connect the system to the mains power without switching the unit on.
A battery, which has not been used for some time, needs to be recharged before
operation.
CAUTION
Charge the MyLab only with the provided mains adapter.
Manufacturer/Model:
Protek Power
Model: PMP 120F-13-2
Class II
WARNING Charge and discharge the battery only when the environmental temperature is
between 15°C and 30°C.
First Use
A new battery pack could be partially discharged if it is used for the first time, therefore
recharge a new battery pack.
2.5 Acclimation Time

If the system has been left exposed to temperatures, which are outside the range given for
its correct working (1535°C), it must acclimate, before being switched on. The following
table indicates the necessary waiting times:
T (°C) 60 55 50 45 40 35÷15 10 5 0 -5 -10 -15 -20

Hours 8 6 4 2 1 0 1 2 4 6 8 10 12

2.6 Setting Time and Date
To set the correct time and date select the SETTINGS tab and the MENU button.
Select the SYSTEM SETUP touch screen key and select the DISPLAY touch screen key.
On the GENERAL tab the time, date and language can be set.

2.7 Setting the User Interface language.
To access the Multilanguage function, select the SETTINGS tab and the MENU
button. Select the SYSTEM SETUP touch screen key and select the DISPLAY touch
screen key. On the GENERAL tab the language of the user interface can be set to
English, Italian, Spanish, German, Russian and French.
NOTE!
To be sure settings are being saved properly; the unit must not be turned off within 5
seconds of changing a setting.

2.8 Touch Screen Calibration
The calibration of the touch screen can be done from the SETTINGS tab and the MENU
button. In SYSTEM SETUP choosing the CALIBRATE TOUCHSCREEN key, the calibration mark will
be activated for 10 seconds. Pressing on the mark will activate the procedure, if not
pressed, the system will go back to the initial screen.
NOTE
It is important to make use of the touch screen stylus for accurate calibration.
Use the touch screen stylus to point out the calibration marks on the screen and follow the
procedure according to the system. When the procedure is finished, the system returns to
the initial screen.
When performing the calibration of the touch screen it could be the case that the last
part of the calibration (the verification part) is difficult to complete. This can be caused
by a calibration that is not executed accurate enough.
To avoid this an USB mouse can be connected to the unit. If connected the mouse
pointer will be visible. In this way the location on the screen that is touched with the
stylus is visable (i.e. the mouse pointer will move to the location that is touched).This
procedure should ease the verification part of the touch screen calibration.
2.9 Tilt Sensor Calibration

The calibration of the tilt sensor, used for system auto rotation, can be done from the
SETTINGS tab and the MENU button. In SYSTEM SETUP select the CALIBRATE SYSTEM
ROTATION key.

Rotate the system from flat position towards you, away from you and to the left and
the right more then 90 degrees to finish the calibration. After calibrating each
direction a green conformation mark will appear for that direction.
2.10 Display Orientation

To set the display orientation select the SETTINGS tab and the MENU button. Select the
SYSTEM SETUP touch screen key and select the DISPLAY touch screen key. On the
ORIENT tab the orientation of the display can be set to follow the system orientation
or it can be fixed in one direction.
2.11 MyLab Handle-Keys

The system is equipped with four programmable buttons on the battery handle.
The buttons can be programmed by holding down a button on the handle and press
any user interface key on the screen simultaneously. The programmed key will get

an icon. In this icon the corresponding button of the handle is marked. In the
following example button 1 is programmed with the freeze function.
2.12 Probe Keys

The linear probes are equipped with three programmable buttons at the side. The
probes can be configured to image related buttons on the screen. It can be used e.g.
to manage the FREEZE button or to control the real-time modes.
The buttons can be programmed by holding down a button on the probe and press any
control panel key on the screen simultaneously. The programmed key is indicated with
a mark that is linked to the corresponding button on the probe.

Chapter
3 MAINTENANCE
3.1 Planned Maintenance
Cleaning of System and Peripheral Units

Periodic cleaning of the system and any connected peripheral units is important.
Peripherals may contain dust sensitive parts of which the reliability could be compromised
in case of poor maintenance. To clean the peripheral units, follow the instructions supplied
by the manufacturer
WARNING
Turn off the system before any cleaning operation. Liquid, also spray, may cause electrical
shock.
To clean the system, use a soft cloth slightly dampened with water. If necessary, apply a
small amount of ammonia- and alcohol-free, not abrasive detergent onto a clean, soft cloth
and then wipe the surface. Switch the system off and rub the outside with the cloth.
When dust and dirt accumulates in the system vents, remove the substance with a low-
powered vacuum cleaner.
WARNING
Make sure that the detergent has completely evaporated before turning on the equipment.
CAUTION
Do not use any type of ammonia-, alcohol- or benzene-based cleaners on the case.
To clean the LCD screen, use a soft dry cloth, lightly rubbing the display surface.
CAUTION
Do not use detergents or other liquids directly on the screen. Immediately dry any drops of
water that may fall on the screen as they could stain the screen.
The probe and gel holders are easily removed from their location for cleaning and can be
washed in a mild soap solution. Make sure they are completely dry prior to replacing them.
To clean the screen

 Wipe any excess gel and residues with a soft lint free cloth.
 Gently wipe the screen with a slightly damp (not wet) soft cloth to remove dust
and other particulate matter.
 Gently rub the front of the scanner (including the screen) with the wipe included
as accessory (Sani-Cloth Active), until the light haze formed on the screen
disappears. This will ensure the correct contact time for low-level disinfection.

To clean the housing
 Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface of the housing.
 If necessary, apply a small amount of ammonia- and alcohol-free, not
abrasive detergent onto a clean, soft cloth and then wipe the surface.
For cleaning of probes please refer to the Transducers and Consumables manual. This
manual can be found on the user manual CD.
English 81Bx4ENxx
German 81Bx4DUxx
French 81Bx4FRxx
Spanish 81Bx4SPxx
Italian 81Bx4ITxx
3.2 Parts List

Please consult Service Pricelist number 4.

Chapter
4 LICENSES
4.1 Activating Licenses.

Licenses can be activated on the SYSTEM OPTIONS tab. To access this tab select: the
SETTINGS tab and the MENU touch screen key. On the SETTINGS screen select
MISCELLANEOUS, SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION. On the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen select
the SYSTEM OPTIONS tab.
This tab summarizes the status of the available licenses (active, inactive or demo).
The user can activate licenses by selecting them and entering the relative license
code. License codes are generated according to the System ID of the system. If a
demo license has been activated, this shows the time left. In order to enter a new
license, perform the following steps:
 Select the option to be enabled in the Options list.
 Enter the license code in the New License field.
 Press SUBMIT.
If the number is correct, the status will change into a positive check and the license
becomes instantly functional. Please consider that the system is case sensitive.
Note!
On the SYSTEM OPTIONS tab licenses can only be activated. Deactivation of licenses or
managing of demo licenses is done on the license tab of the SERVICE tab (as
described further along in this manual).

Chapter
5 SERVICE INFORMATION
5.1 System Administration

Entering the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION can be done from the SETTINGS tab and the
MENU touch screen key.
On the MENU screen select the MISCELLANEOUS touch screen key and choose the
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION touch screen key.
The SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen displays 3 tabs:

 System Configuration
 System Options
 Backup/Restore

5.1.1 System Configuration
This tab provides information about the system Hardware, Software and
Firmware configuration. Whenever consulting the help desk, please mention the
System version number.
CAUTION
The INSTALL DEFAULT SETTINGS key will restore all settings to factory settings with loss of
all user modifications.

5.1.2 System Options
This tab summarizes the status of the licenses and demo licenses. Licenses can be
activated by selecting them and entering the relative license code. See chapter 4.1

5.1.3 Backup/Restore
The Backup/Restore function allows the user to save the settings and customizations
on an external drive such as an USB memory drive and reload them on MyLab
systems.
CAUTION
The system is equipped with several USB ports. Insert only one USB medium in either
of the ports during data archiving or exporting.
Backup
The type of settings that can be saved are listed in the page and can be selectively
activated for the backup operation.
Connect the USB medium to the system and press the BACKUP key to start the backup
procedure. Please wait until the procedure is finished. When the procedure is finished
touch the OK key to continue. If the external drive has not enough storage capacity for
the backup, the following warning will pop up: “Backup failed: Data does not fit on
destination drive”.
NOTE
Make a backup of the settings on regular bases.

Restore
It is possible to restore specific user presets. The RESTORE tab lists the user presets that
can be restored.
Connect the external drive such as an USB medium which contains the backup to the
system and press the RESTORE key to start restoring. Please wait until the procedure
is finished. When the procedure is finished touch the OK key to continue.
5.2 Service Menu
The SERVICE TAB will only be active when the service key is inserted. It is not
necessary to restart the unit.
When the service key is inserted the SERVICE TAB will become visible. The SERVICE
TAB has several sub tabs:
 Temperature tab
 Fans tab
 Battery tab
 Tilt sensor tab
 Log tab
 System Tab
 Licenses tab
 MyLibrary
5.2.1 Temperature/Fans Tab
This tab shows the actual temperature and the temperature history of several printed
circuit boards. The actual temperatures shown above can be considered as normal
condition.
Acceptable temperature = Normal Condition +10˚C.
This tab also shows the actual speed of the 5 fans and the history. The speed of the
fans is depending on the temperature inside the unit. When the temperature
increases, the fans will speed up. When the temperature has been decreased the
fans will slow down.
5.2.2 Battery Tab
This tab displays the characteristics of the installed batteries.

5.2.3 Tilt Sensor Tab
On this tab the tilt sensor of the unit can be tested. If the unit is tilted in a specific
direction the red dot also should move in that direction.
5.2.4 Log Tab
This tab shows the most recent log file. The Log files are useful tools and therefore
should be sent to the helpdesk in case of a problem. The log files have to be saved

soon after the problem occurs. Select EXPORT LOGFILE TO USB in the USB menu to
export the log files (see chapter “USB Drives”)
5.2.5 System Tab
On this Tab the display method of the frequency in B-Mode and M-mode can be set.
Either Numeric or Text can be selected.
5.2.6 License Tab

On the bottom, the license tab shows the active optional licenses. To deactivate a
license select the DELETE button next to the license to be deleted. If a license is
deleted a license code is needed to activate the license again.
On the license tab also the demo licenses can be managed. Demo licenses can be
activated or deactivated separately. Each demo license has duration of 500 hours. If
the 500 hours of one of demo license has expired, the demo license can be extended
5 times. This extension will reset all demo licenses to 500 hours.
To extend the demo license select RESET DEMO TIMERS. The following screen will pop
up.
To extend the demo license a demo license number is required. To obtain this
number contact our sales department and supply them with the SYSTEM ID of the
unit and inform them which demo license number is needed (demo license number 1,
2, 3, 4 or 5).
Enter the demo license number on the RESET DEMO TIMERS screen and select RESET
TIMERS. On the LICENSE tab the demo licenses will be reset to 500. This can be
checked under “TIME LEFT”. After entering the demo license code there will be 500
hours of time left.
After extending the demo license, activate the specific demo licenses on the LICENSE
tab. If a demo license is activated it is indicated with a checkmark. If all needed demo
licenses have been activated leave the LICENSE tab, for instance by selecting the
USER tab.
To check if the demo licenses are active, access the SYSTEM OPTIONS tab. To access
this tab select: the SETTINGS tab and the MENU touch screen key. On the SETTINGS
screen select SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION. On the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen select the
SYSTEM OPTIONS tab. The activated demo licenses are indicated with a green
checkmark.

5.2.7 MyLibrary Tab
On this tab MyLibraries can be activated or deactivated, if available.
5.2.8 Touch Screen Calibration Cross

This option starts the calibration procedure for the touch screen.
5.2.9 Transducer Info

This option will display information about the connected transducer.
5.2.10 Board Info

This option will display information about the main board and the power board.
5.2.11 Quit (to windows)

This option enables quitting to Windows, for instance if a USB printer has to be
installed.

5.3 Software update
 For this procedure one of the supported external dvd/cd-rom drives has to
be used: Sony USB DVD-burner DRX-S70-U/W or Sony USB DVD-burner
DRX-S77-U/W.
To upgrade the system, the system must boot from the Upgrade DVD.
 Make sure the system is off.
 Connect the external power supply, the external DVD drive and the USB
keyboard to the system.
 Place the Upgrade DVD in the drive.
 Turn the system on.
 When the system boots with the DVD, press any key on the USB keyboard when
the system prompts: “Press any key to boot from CD or DVD”.
 A series of checks are performed to determine if the system is indeed a
MyLab, a touch screen is present, check the system board version, PC
module version, if the system is running on external power and if a service key
is present.
 When prompted for the service key, the keyboard can be removed from the USB
port to make place for the service key. It’s also possible to connect all USB
devices at once by using a deskstand or rollstand with activated USB ports (see
Technical note 81A35X101) or a separate USB hub.
 If all checks are OK, an Upgrade button is unlocked on screen. When pressed,
the system will load the new system version image onto the C: drive of the
MyLab unit.
 If the upgrade has completed, a reboot button is shown. Please first disconnect
the external DVD drive from the unit before pressing this button to finish the
installation.
 After reboot, a second upgrade phase will start. During this phase, the system
version image is ‘resealed’ and the flash memory is programmed. After
programming the flash memory, the system will automatically power down.
 The installation is ready now. If the unit is turned on it will start with the new
system version.
Note!
INSTALL DEFAULTS will erase all presets, network, dicom and printer settings.
Before executing “install defaults” be sure to backup the presets, network and dicom
settings and make sure that the printer driver CD’s are available for installation after
the update.
Recommendations:
 If no user presets were defined prior the software update, we recommend to
execute INSTALL DEFAULTS to obtain the latest default presets for the
specific unit.
 If user presets were defined prior the software update, don’t execute INSTALL
DEFAULTS before saving the user presets to an external drive because
otherwise the user presets will be lost.

 Install defaults can be done from the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen. To
enter the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen select the SETTINGS tab and the
MENU touch screen key. On the MENU screen select the MISCELLANEOUS
touch screen key and choose the SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION touch screen
key. On The SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION screen select INSTALL DEFAULTS.
After installing the default settings the unit will shut down. Next time the unit
starts the new factory settings will be active.
5.4 Archiving
5.4.1 Archive Menu
Hard Network DICOM Archival
Disk The archival system icons, such as hard drive (More/less
than 20% of free space), network and Dicom, are shown at
top right of the screen. An icon is shown with an exclamation
mark whenever there are management problems involving
the specific archival system. By pressing an icon a pop up
menu will appear.
Bluetooth Wireless
connection
E.g. pressing the hard disk icon automatically displays

the space still available in memory.
For more details on data archival, consult the relevant
chapter of the user manual and the Advanced Operations
manual.
Wireless connectivity for networks and wireless devices

The MyLab is equipped with 2 wireless interfaces. The wireless connection interface is
used to exchange data over a wireless network. The Bluetooth connection is used to
connect a wireless keyboard and/or mouse to the scanner. The status of both interfaces
can be verified.
A crossed icon indicates that a specific interface is inactive.
Pressing on the Bluetooth or wireless connection icon both

interfaces can be enabled or disabled.

Peripheral Units
The icons of the peripheral units, such as a USB drive, will
Burner USB appear at the top right of the screen if connected. If no
medium
peripheral unit is connected, no icon will be visible.
A marked icon indicates that there are problems in the
management of that specific medium.
By pressing an icon, a pop up menu will appear. While data
is being saved, the icon corresponding to the destination
medium is flashing.
5.4.2 Network Configuration

In order to connect a unit to a network several settings must be set accordingly. The
MyLab is equipped with a wireless LAN adapter to be able to exchange data over a
wireless network. To connect the unit to a wired LAN, the Desk Stand is needed
because the unit itself doesn’t have a LAN port. For wired LAN settings only the
General Network settings described in this chapter are relevant.
Hereinafter follows a description of which settings should be set for both wired LAN
and wireless LAN.
NOTE
It is necessary to have a working knowledge of networking environments. Prior to
starting the configuration procedure, determine characteristics of the network like the
addressing mode (fixed or DHCP), the default gateway IP address, if a DNS server is
present and so on. Thus it is suggested to contact the network administrator before
proceeding with the configuration.
Wireless network
Be sure that the Wireless connection adapter is enabled. Check that there is no red
cross in the Wireless connection icon (upper right hand corner of the screen). If there
is a cross in the icon, enable the Wireless connection adapter by selecting the
Wireless connection touch screen icon. The following menu will pop up.
Enable the Wireless connection adapter by touching the ENABLE key. The red cross
on the icon will disappear.
Next enter the Network configuration menu

To enter this menu select the SETTINGS tab and the MENU button.
Select the NETWORK CONFIGURATION touch screen key and the WIRELESS touch screen
key. The next screen will display all available Wireless networks. Connect to the
desired network. For specific settings concerning the chosen wireless network please
consult the network administrator.
General Network settings

To set the general network settings enter the Network Configuration menu again.
Select the NETWORK GENERAL touch screen key. The following screen will be displayed.

On this screen the LAN and Wireless connection settings can be set. Settings such
as the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway and DHCP can be set. Please
consult the network administrator for the appropriate settings.
5.4.3 Network Drive.

Assumed that the Network Configuration is set as described in the paragraph before,
this is the procedure to set up a network drive, which can be used for archiving
purposes. It is suggested to contact the network administrator before proceeding with
the configuration.
Enter the Network Configuration menu by selecting the SETTINGS tab and the MENU
button. In the Network Configuration menu select the NETWORK DRIVE touch screen
key. The following screen appears.
This screen manages the network drives. Drives can be added, deleted or edited.
To add a network drive select ADD. The following menu will pop up.

In this menu the settings for the network drive can be set. Please consult the network
administrator for the appropriate network settings.
5.4.4 Dicom Network

Assumed that the Network Configuration is set as described in the paragraph before,
this is the procedure to set up a connection to a dicom network, to be able to store on
dicom server and to print to a dicom printer. It is suggested to contact the network
administrator before proceeding with the configuration.
Enter the Dicom menu by selecting the SETTINGS tab and the MENU button. In the
PERIPHERALS menu select the DICOM touch screen key. The Dicom screen has several
tabs. On this tabs the connection to the Dicom network can be configured. For a
detailed description on dicom see the system configuration section of the Advance
operations of the user manual.

5.4.5 USB Drives (exporting log file).
Select the USB icon (upper right hand corner of the screen). The following menu will
pop up.
Export log file to USB

The Log files are useful tools and therefore should be sent to the helpdesk in case of
a problem. The log files have to be saved soon after the problem occurs. Select
EXPORT LOGFILE TO USB to export the log files
Operations
On this screen all running and completed operations concerning the USB drive are
displayed.
NOTE Whenever there is a failed operation status, the DETAIL key will be activated.
This function provides more information according to the type of failure.
Erase USB Device

Be sure the data on the USB drive is obsolete, for this data will be lost.
WARNING
Do not switch the unit off while executing this procedure. The hard disk could be
permanently damaged.
Safely remove USB device

Whenever a USB drive has to be disconnected from the system be sure to do this in
the correct way, by using SAFELY RMOVE USB DEVICE. Otherwise data loss can occur.

5.4.6 Burner (external DVD drive)
Esaote approved external DVD drive:
o SONY-DRX-S70-U/W.
o SONY-DRX-S77-U/W.
Select the Burner icon (upper right hand corner of the screen). The following menu
will pop up:
Operations
On this screen all running and completed operations concerning the Burner are
displayed.
NOTE
Whenever there is a failed operation status, the DETAIL key will be activated. This
function provides more information according to the type of failure.
Erase Device
This option is used to delete stored data on rewritable CDs. Insert the rewritable CD,
select ERASE DEVICE to begin the procedure.
WARNING
Do not switch the unit off while executing this procedure. The hard disk could be
permanently damaged.

5.5 Wireless Devices
The unit is equipped with an internal adapter to connect a wireless keyboard and/or
mouse to the scanner. To establish a connection with a device select the SETTINGS
tab and the MENU button on the start screen. On the next screen select the
PERIPHERALS touch screen key and choose BLUETOOTH. The next screen will pop up.
On the Bluetooth screen the desired wireless keyboard and/or mouse can be
connected or disconnected. To refresh the device list please select the REFRESH touch
screen key.
NOTE
Be sure that the specific wireless adapter is enabled whenever a wireless connection
to a network or a connection to a device should be established.

5.6 USB Printer Installation
It is possible to install a Windows USB printer to print out reports and images.
 For this procedure one of the supported external dvd/cd-rom drives has to be
used: Sony USB DVD-burner DRX-S70-U/W or Sony USB DVD-burner DRX-
S77-U/W.
For this procedure service key should be connected.
NOTE
Before starting the installation procedure be sure to have the printer driver CD ready.
 Connect a service key

 Select the SERVICE tab.
 On one of the service sub tabs select QUIT. This will quit to Windows.
 In Windows, select the start button and control panel

 If necessary select switch to classic view.
 On the control panel select system.

 In the system properties menu select the hardware tab. On the hardware
tab select device manager.
 Now connect the printer to the unit. If there is no driver available for this
specific printer, the printer will appear in the device manager list marked
with an acclamation mark.

 Double click on the marked printer icon to open the properties menu. In this
menu select update driver.
 In the popup menu select “No not this time”. Click next.

 In the popup menu select “Install from a list or specific location”. Click
next.
 In the popup menu select the location were the printer driver (*.inf) resides.
Note!
Some printer manufacturers supply a driver CD/DVD without separate “*.inf” driver
files. If this is the case either the driver CD/DVD is compiled to start automatically
(autorun) or there is an executable on the CD/DVD. If this is the case run the printer
driver installer. When the installer asks for the type of installation, be sure to select
the type where you can select the features to be installed. Only install the features
that are necessary. Unnecessary features could interfere with scanner operations.
 After completing the driver installation, reboot the unit.

 To reboot click the windows start button and select “shut down”.
 When the unit has been shut down, push the on/off button to reboot the unit.
 When the unit has been rebooted open the PERIPHERALS screen by
clicking the SETTINGS tab and the MENU touch screen key.
 On the PERIPHERALS screen select DIGITAL PRINTER. The following
screen will pop up.
 On this screen select the installed printer. The other options on this screen will
be explained in the following chapter.

5.7 Network Printer Installation
Assumed that the Network Configuration is set as described in section 5.4.2, this is
the procedure to install a network printer.
 For this procedure one of the supported external dvd/cd-rom drives has to be
used: Sony USB DVD-burner DRX-S70-U/W or Sony USB DVD-burner
DRX-S77-U/W.
For this procedure service key should be connected
 Select the SERVICE TAB.

 On one of the service sub tabs select QUIT. This will quit to Windows.
 In Windows, select the start button and control panel

 On the control panel select printers and other hardware.
Select “Add printer”.

 Select “Local printer” and select “Next”. Do not select “Bluetooth printer” as
the Bluetooth connection is only used to connect a wireless keyboard and/or
mouse to the scanner.
 Select “create a new port” and make the selection “Standard TCP/IP Port”.
Then select “Next”.

 Enter the IP address of the Network printer and a port name; by default the
port name will be the IP address. Then select “Next”.
 Select “Generic Network Card” and select “Next”.

 Select “Have disk”.
 Browse the installation CD and select only the Windows XP printer driver. It
is recommended to install printer drivers only. Additional printer applications
may interfere with scanner operation.
 Then select “Next”.
 Finish the “add printer wizard” and reboot the unit.
 To reboot click the windows start button and select “shut down”.
 When the unit has been shut down, push the on/off button to reboot the unit.
 When the unit has been rebooted open the PERIPHERALS screen by clicking
the SETTINGS tab and the MENU touch screen key.
 On the PERIPHERALS screen select DIGITAL PRINTER. The following screen will
pop up.
 On this screen select the installed printer. The other options on this screen
will be explained in the following chapter.

5.8 Configuring Digital Printers
MyLab manages both laser and inkjet USB printers.
To enter the DIGITAL PRINTER screen select the SETTINGS tab and the MENU button on
the start screen. On the next screen select the PERIPHERALS touch screen key and
choose DIGITAL PRINTER. The next screen will pop up.
The following table explains the options:
Field Action
Printer This pull-down menu lists the digital printers that can be
connected to the MyLab.
Printer Type Sets the printer to use sheets or rolls for paper input.
Print Key Selection Enables the print key for the digital printer to be visible on
the screen.
Images Per Sheet Sets the number of pictures that should be printed on one
page. The images are sized properly accordingly.
BW - Color Sets the printer to print in color or BW.
Orientation Sets the orientation of the page (portrait or landscape).
White Background Sets the printer to print the parts of the pictures outside
the ultrasound image in white.
Include Header Includes Physician Name and/or Hospital Name to print
out.
Include Footer Includes Patient Name and/or Date to print out.

Format
If a printer is installed one of the following archive icons is available in the upper right
corner of the user interface, depending on the number of pictures per sheet. This can be
set on the Digital printer page.
1x1 format 2x2 format
2x1 format 3x2 format
The format archive icon gradually becomes blue as images are sent to the printer.
The figure displays the print format set on 3x2 and three images
(colored in blue) are sent to the printer. Printing takes place when
the icon is completely filled.
The printing function is also available off line, i.e. when the printer is not physically
connected to the system. In this case, printouts are temporarily stored on the hard disk.
Printing is automatically activated once the printer is connected.
5.8.1 Digital and Dicom Printer Management

The user can open the menu to manage the digital printer. Press on the print format
archive icon in the user interface and the system displays the following menu:
Force Print
To print before formatting is complete, press the FORCE PRINT key to start printing.
Reset Page
The option cancels all images sent to the printer for this format: the image counter
will be automatically reset.
Cancel all print jobs

This option cancels all printjobs instantly.

Chapter
6 SAFETY TEST
Every unit complies with EN60601-1 (IEC 60601-1) standard. MyLab is classified as
Class II, with applied parts of type BF (probes).
We strongly recommend performing Safety Tests every time new peripherals are
powered through the unit or that the unit is opened to perform service.
It is recommended to perform the safety tests every two years. If the system is used
in the Intensive or Coronary Care, it is recommended to perform the safety tests once
a year.
Local directives may be different but are mandatory to comply to.
NOTE! When performing the safety tests always insert a charged battery into the
unit. Because then the unit will not be damged by an incomplete boot sequence.
WARNING
If the measured values exceed the reference values, indicated in the following table,
don’t use the unit. Contact the manufacturer.
The parameters to be tested are the following:

 Enclosure Leakage Current
 Patient Leakage Current
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) Enclosure Leakage Current

The current that flows between the enclosure and the Protective Earth (PE) terminal.
2) Patient Leakage Current

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

The table below provides the user with a list of the parameters and their values, the
maximum values are references to the IEC 60601-1 standard (1988), II Edition.
Parameter Max Value N.C. Max Value EN 60601-1

S.F.C.
Impedance of protective earth 0.2  - 18.f

connection (with Mains Power cable)
(N/a: MyLab is a class II product, no
protected earth available)
Earth leakage current (N/a) 0.5 mA 1 mA 19.4.f
Enclosure leakage current 0.1 mA 0.5 mA 19.4.g
Patient leakage current CF 0.01 mA ac CF 0.05 mA ac 19.4.h
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) (N/a) BF 0.5 mA
Patient auxiliary current (N/a) CF 0.01 mA CF 0.05mA 19.4.j
B/BF 0.1 mA B/BF 0.5 mA
N.C. Normal Condition

S.F.C. Single Fault Condition
6.1 Safety Test, unit

Requisites:
 Earth leakage tester, such as BIOTEK 01 Pro.
 Metal foil, maximum size 20 x 20 cm.
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 equipment manufactured by BIO-TEK Instruments INC. or
equivalent equipment.
 Power the automatic testing equipment through mains supply and the equipment
under test through the automatic equipment.
 Set the automatic equipment according to its user manual in order to perform a
Class II, Type BF equipment test.

Measurement the Enclosure Leakage Current
 Connect the test lead to the metal foil.
1. Place the metal foil in close contact with the unit and activate the
procedure for measuring the enclosure leakage 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)
2. 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).
3. 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 contact the manufacturer.
6.2 Safety Test, probe

For any probe in use with the unit, conduct the procedure for measuring the Patient
Leakage Current (without application of mains voltage on applied part), immerse the
probe in a saline solution connecting the test lead to a metal plate in the solution.
(Saline = 1000gr water + 50gr salt).
Please refer to the Transducers and Consumables manual for maximum immerse
depth of the probes . This manual can be found on the user manual CD.
English 81Bx4ENxx
German 81Bx4DUxx
French 81Bx4FRxx
Spanish 81Bx4SPxx
Italian 81Bx4ITxx
The test must be performed in any Real Time mode application. The probe must be
connected to the unit
 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

 Repeat the procedure simulating a break in a power conductor, by means of the
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 contact the manufacturer.
WARNING
Any break in the probe case or in the probe cable can cause an electrical hazard.
Do not use the probe and contact the manufacturer.

Chapter
7 ESD
7.1 What is ESD

Electro Static Discharge (ESD) is the transmission of electro static charges between
two bodies with a potential difference.
This transmission can be achieved by direct contact or by an inducted electro static
field.
Electro static discharges are not always noticed by men, because ESD is:
• sensed at 3.500 Volt
• audible at 4.500 Volt
• visible at 5.000 Volt
Components and integrated circuits are more sensitive as men and might be damaged
by lower voltage discharges.
Device type ESD withstand voltage sensitivity

(V) HBM
MR heads, RF FETs 10 - 100
Power MOSFETs 100 - 300V
PIN diodes, laser diodes
Pre - 1990 VLSI 400 - 1000V
Modern VSLI 1000 - 3000V
HCMOS 1500 - 3000V
CMOS B Series 2000 - 5000 V
Linear MOS 800 - 4000 V
Small geometry older bipolar 600 - 6000 V
Small geometry modern bipolar 2000 - 8000 V
Power bipolar 7000 - 25000 V
Film resistor 1000 - 5000 V
7.2 Preventing ESD damage

• Use electro static sensitive parts only in an ESD safe workshop.
• Use ESD safe packing material.
• Remove all static chargeable materials (plastics) from the workshop.
• Wear ESD safe clothing.
• Always check wrist strap and other ESD equipment before use.
• Be grounded.
• BE AWARE.
7.3 ESD save workshop
To be sure that there is no potential difference between body, boards and work
surface, the work surface should be made of electrostatic dissipative rubber.
The work surface should be connected to a central ground point.
The engineer, handling the boards should also be connected to the central ground
point, either through wrist strap or heal strap (and conductive floor).

7.4 ESD safe field service
To enable ESD field safe service an ESD field service kit has to be used when
handling boards.
This ESD field service kit should be connected to a central ground point and the
service engineer should be connected to the ESD field service kit through a wrist
strap.
Handle boards only on this ESD field service kit and pack in ESD safe packing
material.
To central GND point
ESD safe
Field service kit
7.5 More information about ESD precautions.

All precautions against ESD damage are described in the CECC 00015/I regulations,
composed by the CECC (Cenelec electronic Components
Committee).

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Esaote Europe B.V.

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1.1 The MyLab

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1.2.2 Desk Stand Operation

The MyLab can be used in combination with

1.2.3 Mobile Configuration

The trolley is equipped with the attachment to

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1.4.3 Mains Adapter

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1.4.4 Trolley Configuration

DC Power Jack (in trolley base)

1.4.5 Connectivity Option for Trolley

Connectors (on Docking Station)

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Optional Mains Sockets

Optional Isolation Transformer

1.4.7 Safety Standards

MyLab is designed to be compliant with the following standards:

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SL3323 All Yes

SC3421 All Yes

SL3323 All Yes

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2.1 Identifying Connectors and Switches

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Refere Items Use

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Referen Items Use

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2.2.2 Desk Stand

Marker on Desk Stand

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Probe Cable Holder

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Installation of the adapter

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2.3 Revisions of the Deskstand and Rollstand

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Summarizing we can say that:

See also the following tables:

Deskstand Not Recommended

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Rollstand Not Recommended

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Battery status led and ON/OFF button

Led Color and Status Description

GREEN/BRIGHT MyLab system is ON and connected to the

GREEN/BRIGHT/FLASHING MyLab system is shutting down and

ORANGE MyLab system is OFF charging and

ORANGE/FLASHING MyLab system is OFF and connected to the

GREEN DIM MyLab system is ON and not connected to

GREEN DIM/FLASHING MyLab system is shutting down and not

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2.5 Acclimation Time