Service Manual: SSD - Alpha10

SERVICE MANUAL
SSD - ALPHA10
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SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL
Contents of SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL 1/2

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Section 1 How to use this service manual page 1-1~1-4 (4 pages)

1-1 Service Manual···················································································· 1- 1
1-2 Contents of this Service Manual ·························································· 1- 1
1-3 Construction of This Service Manual··················································· 1- 1
1-4 Contents of Each Section····································································· 1- 2
Section 2 PRECAUTIONS (read without fail) page 2-1~2-6 (6 pages)

2-1 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards to Serviceman ························ 2- 1
2-2 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards to Serviceman ····················· 2- 1
2-3 Precautions Against Germ Hazards to Serviceman ······························ 2- 1
2-4 Precautions for Keeping Electrical Safety············································ 2- 2
2-5 Precautions for Keeping Mechanical Safety ········································ 2- 2
2-6 Precautions for Keeping Chemicals Safety ·········································· 2- 2
2-7 Preparation to be Made at Service Center ············································ 2- 2
2-8 Care to be taken in the Field ································································ 2- 3
2-9 Precaution for Monitor repairing ························································· 2- 3
2-10 Handling of S.M.D. PCBs ··································································· 2- 4
2-11 System symbols··················································································· 2- 5
Section 3 BEFORE REPAIRING page 3-1~3-12 (12 pages)

3-1 Repair work on the description of Service Manual ······························ 3- 1
3-2 Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual ··························· 3- 6
Section 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION page 4-1~4-102 (102 pages)

4-1 System Specification ··········································································· 4- 1
4-2 System Configuration·········································································· 4 - 17
4-3 System Block Diagram········································································ 4 - 20
4-4 Principle of System Operation····························································· 4 - 75
4-4-1 System Control ···································································· 4 - 75
4-4-2 Tx/Rx unit············································································ 4 - 81
4-4-3 Digital Imaging Unit ···························································· 4 - 91
4-4-4 Physiological Signal Display unit PEU-ALPHA10* ············ 4 - 99
4-4-5 Power Supply unit PSU-ALPHA10 ····································· 4 - 100
4-4-6 Viewing Color TV Monitor·················································· 4 - 102
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Section 5 SCHEMATICS page 5-1~5-208 (208 pages)

Main Body
SSD-ALPHA10 CABLE CONNECTION ·········································· 5- 1
CABLE 001, 010, 011, 012, 013, 020, 030, 031, 032, 033 ·················· 5- 7
CABLE 101, 110, 111 ········································································· 5 - 18
CABLE 201 ························································································ 5 - 19
CABLE 301 ························································································ 5 - 20
CABLE 401, 410, 420········································································· 5 - 21
CABLE 701, 710 ················································································ 5 - 23
CABLE 801, 802 ················································································ 5 - 25
CABLE 950, 951, 953, 954, 955, 956, 957·········································· 5 - 28
Backplane EP4911··························································· 5 - 35
EP5280··························································· 5 - 58
TD Jumper EP4973··························································· 5 - 81
DBF Jumper EP4974··························································· 5 - 82
Jumper EP5262··························································· 5 - 83
EP5325··························································· 5 - 84
Storage drive unit EU-9098

Foot SW PCB EP4732 ··················································· 5 - 85
CABLE 520, 521, 522, 530································································· 5 - 86
USB/ATA Converter EP5178 ··················································· 5 - 91
USB/ATA Converter-HUB EP5503 ··················································· 5 - 93
CABLE 501, 502, 510········································································· 5 - 90
Main power supply unit EU-6030*

EU-6030B Circuit Diagram································································· 5 - 99
EU-6030B Wiring Diagram································································· 5 - 100
EU-6030C Circuit Diagram································································· 5 - 101
EU-6030C Wiring Diagram································································· 5 - 102
EU-6030D* Circuit Diagram ······························································ 5 - 103
EU-6030D* Wiring Diagram ······························································ 5 - 104
EU-6030E* Circuit Diagram······························································· 5 - 105
EU-6030E* Wiring Diagram······························································· 5 - 106
EU-6030F Circuit Diagram ································································· 5 - 107
EU-6030F Wiring Diagram ································································· 5 - 108
EU-6030G Circuit Diagram ································································ 5 - 109
EU-6030G Wiring Diagram ································································ 5 - 110
AC Line Filter Unit EP510400B* ····································· 5 - 111
EP510400D*····································· 5 - 112
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AC/DC Converter Unit EP510500A*····································· 5 - 113

EP510500D*····································· 5 - 114
DC/DC Converter unit (1) EP510600B* ····································· 5 - 115
EP510600D*····································· 5 - 116
DC/DC Converter unit (2) EP510700B* ····································· 5 - 117
EP510700D*····································· 5 - 118
Low Voltage Circuit (1) EP510800B* ····································· 5 - 119
EP510800D*····································· 5 - 120
Low Voltage Circuit (2) EP510900B* ····································· 5 - 121
EP510900C* ····································· 5 - 122
Motherboard EP511000C* ····································· 5 - 123
EP511000D* ····································· 5 - 124
DC/DC Converter unit EP537200A*····································· 5 - 125
Low Voltage Circuit EP537300A*····································· 5 - 126
CABLE 041, 042, 043········································································· 5 - 128
Sub power supply unit EU-6031*

EU-6031B Circuit Diagram································································· 5 - 131
EU-6031B Wiring Diagram································································· 5 - 132
EU-6031C Circuit Diagram································································· 5 - 133
EU-6031C Wiring Diagram································································· 5 - 134
High Voltage Circuit (1) EP511100A* ····································· 5 - 135
EP511100C* ····································· 5 - 139
High Voltage Circuit (2) EP5127·············································· 5 - 143
AC Outlet EP5250·············································· 5 - 144
Viewing Color TV monitor IPC-1710*

IPC-1710/-1710(B) FRAME CONNECTION····································· 5 - 145
IPC-1710/-1710(B) MAIN CIRCUIT ················································· 5 - 146
IPC-1710/-1710(B) VIDEO CIRCUIT················································ 5 - 150
IPC-1710(C) FRAME CONNECTION··············································· 5 - 151
IPC-1710(C) MAIN CIRCUIT···························································· 5 - 152
IPC-1710(C) VIDEO CIRCUIT ·························································· 5 - 156
Viewing Color TV monitor IPF-1901

The schematics of IPF-1901 is not available because of NDA - non-disclosure agreement
between manufacturer and ALOKA.
Operation Panel L-KEY-84*

Panel Control PCB EP513200C* (for L-KEY-84B*) ···················· 5 - 157
EP513200E* (for L-KEY-84C~G) ················· 5 - 165
EP513200G* (for L-KEY-84H)······················ 5 - 173
Panel Switch PCB EP513300EE (for L-KEY-84C~F)·················· 5 - 181
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EP513300EF (for L-KEY-84G~)···················· 5 - 187

Panel Menu PCB EP513400C* (for L-KEY-84C~G) ················· 5 - 193
EP513400D* (for L-KEY-84H)······················ 5 - 197
Physio Signal display unit PEU-ALPHA10*

PEU-ALPHA10* CABLE CONNECTION ········································ 5 - 201
CABLE 601, 610, 611, 612 ································································· 5 - 202
Independent probe connection unit EU-9110

CABLE 900 ························································································ 5 - 207
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Contents of SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL 2/2
Section 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING
Section 7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
Section 8 PERFORMANCE CHECK
Section 9 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE
Section 10 PARTS LIST
Section 11 SERVICE INFORMATION
Appendix SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL Appendix
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SECTION 1
How to use this service manual
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SECTION 1 How to use this service manual
1-1 Service Manual
1. This service manual has been prepared for persons in charge of repair at the field.
2. This service manual is compiled according to the following basic principle. ”For service, pick out a
faulty PCB and replace it with a new PCB.”
3. Make the best use of this service manual, making also reference to available technical support
information such as “Technical Bulletin”.
1-2 Contents of this Service Manual
1. The equipment is repaired by PCB replacement. Therefore this service manual does not include the
circuit diagrams of the PCB unit. For the function of each PCBs whose circuit diagram is not
included, refer to ”SECTION 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION”.
In “SECTION 4”, Specification of System, Principle of System, System Block Diagram, PCB
Block Diagram, the explanation of each PCB Block Diagram, and signal list are described.
However, “Cable Connection Diagram”, “Circuit Diagram of PCB equipped with the panel
switches which are easily exchangeable at the field” and ”Circuit Diagram composed of general
circuit such as TV monitor and Power Supply unit” are described in ”SECTION 5
SCHEMATICS”.
2. For changes and modifications of as well as additions to specifications, if any, prompt information
will be given to you by means of “APPENDIX Manual Change Information”.
#IMPORTANT# Always observe the manner specified for replacement, addition, or

deletion of “Manual Change” to prevent missing of necessary
information and keeping of erroneous information.
1-3 Construction of This Service Manual
The structure of Service Manual is as follows:

1) Service Instructions .......................................................................... SECTION 1~3, 5~9, 11
2) Principle of Operation....................................................................... SECTION 4
3) Parts List ........................................................................................... SECTION 10
4) Manual Change Information............................................................. APPENDIX
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1-4 Contents of Each Section
Describes the purpose of the Service Manual.
SECTION 2 PRECAUTIONS
Describes general precautions and preparations for maintenance service. Be sure to follow working
procedures if mentioned.
SECTION 3 BEFORE REPAIRING
Gives information peculiar to the equipment and care to be taken before starting repair work.
SECTION 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION
Describes Specification of System, Principle of System, System Block Diagram, PCB Block diagram,
the explanation of each PCB Block Diagram, and Signal List. Gives the convenience of grasping flow
of major signals and mutual communication between units in the whole system.
SECTION 5 SCHEMATICS
Gives the cable connection diagram including all cables used, the circuit diagram of PCB equipped
with switches, and the circuit diagram of TV monitor and Power Supply unit.
SECTION 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
Describes precautions on actual repair work and shows the necessary tools and measuring instruments.
Also, includes many hints on primary diagnosis and measures to be taken in the field.
SECTION 7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE
Gives guides of adjustments of PCBs and units which some PCBs need when they are replaced.
SECTION 8 PERFORMANCE CHECK
Describes the procedure of checking for proper operation after repair and provides the forms of check
sheet.
SECTION 9 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE
Disassembling Procedure Illustrates the disassembly and assembly of main components. Be sure to
follow working procedures if specified.
SECTION 10 PARTS LIST
Lists the mechanical parts and electrical part which replacement possibility are considered.
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SECTION 11 SERVICE INFORMATION
Provides available information about maintenance service.
APPENDIX SERVICE MANUAL Appendix
Manual change information, the revision list of this manual, is filed in this section.
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SECTION 2
PRECAUTIONS
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2-1 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards to Serviceman
When disassembling the equipment after checking it for a trouble symptom, give care to the following:
1) Be sure to unplug the equipment before disassembly.
2) Be sure to turn off the main switch on the equipment when removing electrical parts such as PCBs,
probe, and cable.
3) Safety alert symbols
4) The indication used on this equipment and in this service manual have the following meaning
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or
moderate injury. ”
A caution message is inserted here. ”
2-2 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards to Serviceman
When disassembling the equipment, give care to the following to protect serviceman from hazards:
1) Keep the working environment neat.
2) Wear working gloves to protect your hands from getting injured by burrs on the unit and casing.
3) Use only proper tools suited to work being made.
4) Be sure to observe the specified disassembly procedure shown in SECTION 9.
5) Take sufficient care not to damage component with undue load.
2-3 Precautions Against Germ Hazards to Serviceman
1) When it is necessary to touch the equipment, options and/or other peripheral devices at a customer
who uses intracorporeal (transesophageal, transurethral, transvaginal, transrectal) probes that need
sterilization, take special care to protect your hands against germs, irrespective of the usage of the
equipment: whether it is used in the operation room or not.
2) Service tools are subject to germ pollution in hospitals and, therefore, need periodical sterilization.
3) Be careful not to directly touch anything assumable to have germ pollution. If necessary, ask the
customer for effective protection against germs.
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2-4 Precautions for Keeping Electrical Safety
1) Be sure to ground the equipment securely.

2) Perfectness in grounding, screw tightening, and cover installation is essential. Negligence of it
could cause a possibility of leakage current from outer fitting which may lead to serious damage to
a patient being diagnosed.
2-5 Precautions for Keeping Mechanical Safety
Take care to the following to prevent the equipment from being damaged or broken during disassembly
and reassembly work.
1) Be sure to observe the specified disassembly procedure.
2) Take care not to damage component parts by undue load.
3) Take care not to damage component parts by undue load.
4) Use only the specified screws and nuts. Using any other screws and/or nuts would affect not only
mechanical performance, but also electrical performance of the equipment.
2-6 Precautions for Keeping Chemicals Safety
Whenever grease, oil or other chemicals is used for maintenance service, options and/or peripheral
devices, be sure to clean the equipment and/or devices after service work.
2-7 Preparation to be Made at Service Center
1) When called by a customer on the telephone, note the followings:

# Name of equipment
# Serial number of equipment
# Name of hospital
# Telephone number
# Name of person in charge
# Detail of trouble symptom as far as possible
# State of connection to optional devices
2) Go over the “Technical Bulletin” and “Technical Notes” to see whether the complained trouble can
be mended by means of regular repairing method.
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2-8 Care to be Taken in the Field
1) Check for trouble symptoms.

2) Check for connection to optional devices and other peripheral devices.
3) Record the contents of the battery backup memory.
4) After working, restore the equipment according to the above mentioned contents of memory if
necessary.
5) After completion of work, put back the peripheral devices to the original condition.
2-9 Precaution for Monitor repairing
1) Subjecting the unit to strong shocks may result in damage to the CRT or malfunction, therefore
care must be taken when transporting or installing the unit.
# DANGER # High voltages are present inside the display chassis. Only experienced
technicians should touch internal parts.
# DANGER # The electric charge has remained in CRT after the power switch is turned off.
Because the high voltage is usually used for CRT. So make the electric
charge escape with a grounding stick which is connected to the ground of the
chassis and through the resistance for high voltage (Approx. 1M") before
removing the anode cap.
Some electric charge remains in CRT after escaping with a grounding stick.
Do not touch the metallic part of anode cap with bare hands, when detaching
the anode cap directly.
2) CRT with the deflecting yoke is already adjusted to the best condition. Do not touch the
deflecting yoke and the magnet of the neck part.
3) Be sure to detach the metallic goods such as a wrist watch from your body before doing the repair
work.
To prevent the secondary damage and the electrical shock, the matters above should be taken into
careful consideration.
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2-10 Handling of S.M.D. PCBs
It is an Aloka's policy that neither repair nor modification of PCBs used for S.M.D. is made in the field
as a rule because of the following reasons:
[REMARKS] PCB does not need repairing or modifying in the field as a rule.
When handling a PCB, do not touch the IC unless it is necessary.

IC soiled with worker’s hands may cause corrosion. Additionally, foreign particles such as fine solder
dust could be the cause of short-circuited IC lead wires whose pitch is smaller than that of the traditional
ones.
# CAUTION #When handling a PCB, avoid touching the IC and connector pins on the
devices to prevent ESD (Electro Static Discharge) damage.
A service person should preferably wear an ESD wrist strap correctly
grounded when handling a PCB.
Do not give excessively large shocks to the PCB.

When replacing the ROM (Read Only Memory) on the PCB, attempting to force the ROM into its
socket would cause the PCB to be subjected to an undue force, and the following faults may :
1) Damage to PCB intermediate-layer patterns,
2) Peeling of chip devices (resistor, capacitor, diode, etc.),
3) Damage to a junction between electrode and internal element of chip devices,
4) Peeling of patterns (especially those for mounting the parts) together with chip devices since those
patterns are rather fragile compared with PCBs used before now, and
5) Damage to parts on the reverse side in the case of PCBs of both-side mounting type.
Also, a PCB mounted improperly or a warped PCB mounted as it is may cause the chip devices to come
off and the fine patterns to be cut.
Additionally, reuse of chip devices (including resistors, capacitors, diodes, etc.) is strictly inhibited
because of the following reason:
Since the chip devices are lacking in lead wires, such as those found in the traditional component parts,
heat given to the PCB will be directly conducted to the inside of chip devices. As a result, a thermal
stress will occur due to a difference in thermal expansion coefficient between each chip device and PCB,
giving rise of the possibility of cracks inside of or on the surface of chip devices or the possibility of
thermal breaking (internal burning).
Very thin wiring patterns require extreme care in handling of the PCB.
Be sure to observe the precautions mentioned above also to prevent the secondary accidents.
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2-11 System Symbols
Symbols used by Aloka are described below, together with reference to IEC publication(s).
No. Symbol Position Meaning

Danger
1
Carefully read the pertinent items in the operation
manual, and handle the equipment with grate care.
Various Places ANSI standard Z535.3
IEC60601-1, Attached table D
BS 5378 PART1' Appendix A
2 Biohazard
On the side of ANSI standard Z535.3
ISO7000 No.0659
probe connector
3
Left side panel Be careful of explosion
4 Be careful of electric shock
Left side panel ANSI standard Z535.3

5 Be careful of fire
Various places
6
Left side panel Be careful of acoustic power
7 Type BF applied part

PEU-ALPHA10
IEC60601-1, Attached table D
8 Power switch/ Indicates the ON position of the switch.

Main power
supply unit IEC60417-5007
9 Indicates the OFF position of the switch.

Main power
supply unit IEC60417-5008
10 Indicates the STAND BY position of the switch.

Power switch
IEC60417-5009
11 Alternating current
Rear panel
IEC60417-5032
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No. Symbol Position Meaning

12 Potential equalization terminal
Rear panel
IEC60417-5021
13 Protected against the effects of continuance immersion

Foot switch
in water
MP-2345B
MP-2614B
IEC60529
14 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) symbol(
A symbol warning of no touching to the pins cropping
Various places out. When touching to the pins cropping out or nearing
to them, there can be of malfunction or breaking down
of the device by electrostatic discharge.
15
Monitor Arm Be careful of catching your fingers.
16
This mark indicates this product complies with
Left side panel Directive 93/42/EEC relation to Medical Device.
17
WEEE Marking
Left side panel
EN50419
18 AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE IN THE

Left side panel EUROPEAN COMMUNITY
EN980:2003
19 CONSULT INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Left side panel
EN980:2003
20 MANUFACTURER
Left side panel
EN980:2003
21
DATE OF MANUFACTURE
Rear panel
ISO 15223
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SECTION 3
Before Repairing
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SECTION 3 Before Repairing
3-1 Repair work on the description of Service Manual
The typical processes for the repair work are shown as the Flow Chart on the next page. Do the repair
work according to this procedure. In the case of modification of the Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes
or Upgrade Kit, see the next item 3-2.
Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 3-3. Furthermore, the
Flow Chart and its explanation show the time when each section of service manual are required on
repair work. This is a guide for the usage of service manual.
The service manual is very important for the repair work, especially readjustment and performance
check after completion of repair work. This is to keep the safety and quality of equipment. If you make
them, you have to describe that the treatment has been done according to the applied section of service
manual, on the repair report or the like.
The circled numbers shown in the Flow Chart on next page, are corresponded to the procedure number
shown from page 3-3.
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(START)
1 Reception and Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes

Investigation Section 4~6, 11
2 Selection and order of Section 6, 10

Required part(s) History
3 Preparation Section 3
At your site
At Customer side
4 Confirmation
5 Repair and
Section 2, 6, 9
adjustment
6 Operation check Section 8
7
No
Work as normal?
Yes
8 10
Check by customer Yes!
Fill repair report Repair again?
Approve by customer
No
9 11
Present repair report Show comments of the
Demand to repair the prohibition to use on
defective part(s) the equipment
Completion 12 Report to customer

(END)
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Procedure 1 Reception of repair and investigation
Accept the repair request from the customer or distributor. At this time, the following points have
to be confirmed and checked,
# Model name/number, and serial number
# Name of customer (Hospital), address, phone number, and name of person in charge
# Configuration of the connection of peripheral devices
# Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display (if possible)
# Detail of phenomenon appeared on the function of equipment
Make an examination what circuit may be defective as the function of equipment based on the
above information. If you need to know about the basic operation and special information for the
maintenance, refer to the following sections, or ask to the Technical Support,
$ Section 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION

$ Section 5 SCHEMATICS
$ Section 6 TROUBLESHOOTING
$ Section 11 SERVICE INFORMATION
The reported phenomenon may be the original problem on the equipment. Because, refer to the
Technical Bulletin or the Technical Notes separately issued to check it whether defectiveness or not.
If it has been reported as the original problem, make a work according to the Technical Bulletin or
the Technical Notes.
Procedure 2 Selection of required parts and order
If you find the doubtful circuit, order the necessary parts. Then check the delivery date and decide
the date to visit on the consultation with the customer.
For the selection and order of parts, refer to the following sections,
$ Section 10 PARTS LIST
For the electrical parts such as UNIT, check the history information on the HISTORY of this
equipment separately issued.
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Procedure 3 Preparation of visiting the customer
Check the required tools, measuring devices and parts to be replaced before the visiting the
customer. Then check the special information for the equipment reference with the following
section,
$ Section 3 BEFORE REPAIRING
Procedure 4 Confirmation of phenomenon
Confirm the appeared phenomenon and condition to happen it with the customer. If you don’t
know about the operation of equipment, refer to the Operation Manual attached to the equipment.
Procedure 5 Repair and readjustment
Repair the defective circuit with the brought parts. For the repair work, read the following section
carefully,
$ Section 2 PRECAUTIONS
And, examine the trouble reason depending on the situation with following section,
The electrical or mechanical readjustment may be requested depending on the replaced parts.
Because, refer to the following section after completion of repair,
$ Section 7 ADJUSTMENT
Procedure 6 Operation check
Check the system behavior to keep its condition as same as before in trouble, reference with the
following section. Be sure to do according to the description because check items are depending on
the portion to be treated.
$ Section 8 PERFORMANCE CHECK
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Procedure 7 Judgment of the operation quality
If the result of “Procedure 6” is passed to the all standards, do the next “Procedure 8”. On the other
side, if not, make a judgment of “Procedure 10”.
Procedure 8 Confirm by customer, make repair report and approve
Reconfirm the solution of trouble phenomenon with the customer. Then make a repair report and
obtain approval of customer.
The repair report shows not only the treatment but also the method of readjustment and operation
check. If they have been done according to the service manual, the followings have to be shown,
Readjusted according to the Section 7 of service manual.”
Checked according to the Section 8 of service manual, and passed.”
Procedure 9 Presentation of report and order to repair parts
Fill the repair report with necessary item, and present it according to the certain procedure.
If the defective parts that trouble cause included is available to use again by repair, make an order
to do. If you cannot judge whether the part can be used again or not, ask to the Technical Support.
Procedure 10 Judgment of possibility to repair again
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 7”, if the trouble is not solved, judge the possibility to
make the repair work again.
If available, return to “Procedure 5” and continue to work.
If unavailable, go to “Procedure 11”.
Procedure 11 Indication of the prohibition to use
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 10”, if you judge that it is impossible to continue the
repair work at this time, indicate that the equipment is still out of order, and also show the
prohibition to use, on the equipment.
Procedure 12 Report to the customer
Report the reason why the trouble cannot be solved to the customer. Then consult about the plan of
next repair work.
And do the same way from “Procedure 2”.
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3-2 Upgrade work on the description of Service Manual
The typical processes for the upgrade work are shown as the Flow Chart on the next page. Do the
upgrade work according to this procedure. In the case of repair work, see the previous item 3-1.
Each procedures of flow chart are numbered to refer its detail shown from page 3-8. Furthermore, the
Flow Chart and its explanation show the time when each section of service manual are required on
upgrade work. This is a guide for the usage of service manual.
The service manual is very important for the upgrade work, especially readjustment and performance
check after completion of upgrade work. This is to keep the safety and quality of equipment.
The circled numbers shown in the Flow Chart on next page, are corresponded to the procedure number
shown from page 3-8.
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(START)
14
1 Selection and order of Technical Bulletin Consultation with

requires parts/kits Technical Notes Technical Support
Installation Procedure
2 Preparation Section 3
At your site
At customer site
3 Operation check Section 8
4
No
Work as normal?
10 Do the repair work,

Yes according to item 3-1
5 Upgrade Installation Procedure
6 Operation check Installation Procedure

Section 9
Section 8
7
No
Work as normal?
11
Yes Yes
Can recover?
8 Check by customer
No
9 Return unnecessary 12 Show comments of the

parts, and report of prohibition to use on the
upgrade equipment
13
Completion Report to customer
(END)
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Procedure 1 Selection of required parts / kits and order
Accept the upgrade request from the customer, distributor or person in charge of sales. At this time,
the following points have to be confirmed and checked to decide the parts and kits,
# Document name that announced the upgrade or kit requested

# Name of customer (Hospital), address, phone number, and name of person in charge
# Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display
Make an examination what parts or kits are required based on the above information. For the
selection, refer to the following document separately issued, or ask to the Technical Support,
$ Technical Bulletin
$ Technical Notes
To confirm the detail of upgrade, see the Installation Procedure attached with applied Technical
Bulletin or Technical Notes.
Depending on the upgrade, hardware, or software, the other upgrade may be required. Check it
with the Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes.
Then, confirm the delivery date of required parts or kits, and decide the date to visit on the
consultation with the customer.
Procedure 2 Preparation of visiting the customer
Check the required tools, measuring devices and parts or kits to be used before the visiting the
customer. Then check the special information for the equipment reference with the following
section and document,
$ Section 3 BEFORE REPARING

$ Technical Bulletin, Technical Notes and/or Installation Procedure
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Procedure 3 Operation check before upgrade
On the basis of work, the upgrade to the defective equipment is prohibited. Because, before
upgrade work, check the behavior of equipment whether normal or not according to following
section and document,

$ Operation Manual
side, if not, go to “Procedure 10”.
Procedure 5 Upgrade work
Do the upgrade work according to the following document,

$ Installation Procedure attached with kit, Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes
Procedure 6 Operation check after upgrade
Check the system behavior to keep its condition as same as before the upgrade, reference with the
following section. Be sure to do according to the description because check items are depending on
the portion to be treated.

$ Section 9 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE
$ Installation Procedure
side, if not, make a judgment of “Procedure 11”.
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Procedure 8 Confirmation by customer
Reconfirm any functions of equipment with the customer. Then, if need, introduce and explain
about the new functions and specification added by this upgrade.
Furthermore, if need, make a report to be approved by the customer. The report shows not only the
treatment but also the method of operation check. If it has been done according to the service
manual, the following has to be shown,
“Checked according to the Section 8 of service manual, and passed.”
Procedure 9 Return of unnecessary parts and report of completion
According to the Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes, return the unnecessary replaced or unused
parts as soon as possible if suggested.
And, if the report of upgrade is suggested on the same document, report it with the information
required.
Procedure 10 Work for the abnormal behavior of equipment
On the result of judgment in “Procedure 4”, if the equipment does not work normal, solve the
problem according to item 3-1 “Repair work on the description of service manual” shown in this
section.
When the problem is solved, return to “Procedure 5” of this item and continue to do the upgrade
work.
Procedure 11 Judgment of possibility to recover
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 7”, if the problem has been made by this upgrade, judge
the possibility to recover it.
If available, return to “Procedure 5” and continue to work.
If unavailable, go to “Procedure 12”.
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Procedure 12 Indication of the prohibition to use
As the result of judgment on “Procedure 11”, if you judge that it is impossible to recover at this
time, indicate that the equipment is the out of order, and also show the prohibition to use, on the
equipment.
Procedure 13 Report to the customer
Report to the customer that the upgrade has not been completed because of the problem on the
upgrade work. Then make a schedule to fix and complete it.
Procedure 14 Asking to the Technical Support
Report to the Technical Support about the happening of problem on the upgrade work, make an
examination to solve and order the additional parts. Before the asking, check the following points,
# Name of kit, or the issue number of Technical Bulletin or Technical Notes showing the upgrade
# Software version or the like shown on the Maintenance display
# Indication of equipment such as Upgrade
# Detail of phenomenon appeared on the function of equipment
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SECTION 4
PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION
SECTION 4
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SECTION 4 Principle of System Operation
4-1 System Specification Notes about expression:

The comments like “Ver.2~” in this document generally means the level
of system in combination of software and hardware. Therefore, some of
specification below may not be applied if only the software is
compatible.
Scanning System Electronic Linear Scanning

Electronic Convex Scanning
Electronic Sector Scanning
1.5D Array Electronic Linear Scanning
Electronic Convex (3D) Scanning
(the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required)
Ver.3~ Electronic Sector (3D) Scanning
Ver.3~ Independent probe (the EU-9110 is required)
Ver.4~ Mechanical Sector Scanning
(the EU-9109 or EU-9124 is required)
Ver.4~ Mechanical Radial Scanning
Ver.4~ Motorized trans-esophageal probe
Ver.5.1~ Olympus Ultrasonic Gastrovideoscope
(Convex sector type: the SOP-ALPHA10-17 is required)
(Electronic radial type: the SOP-ALPHA10-18 is required)
Simultaneously Attached Probes Electronic Probe .......4 probes

Ver.3~ Independent probe ....1 probe (the EU-9110 is required)
Ver.4~ Mechanical probe .....1 probe
Operating Modes B (Fundamental, THE, CHE)

M (Include FAM)
D (PW Doppler, CW Doppler, STCW Doppler)
Flow (Velocity/Variance, Power Flow, TDI)
Ver.2.1~ eFlow (For Lite version, the SOP-ALPHA10-12 is required)
RT-3D (the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required)
Ver.6.0~ Analog PW Doppler (the hardware is required)
M, D-mode Display Moving Bar Display (Scrolling is not available)

Sweep Speed: 7 steps
~Ver.4 (17.5, 11.6, 8.7, 5.8, 4.4, 2.9, 2.2 cm/sec)
Ver.5~ (200.0, 150.0, 100.0, 66.7, 50.0, 33.3, 25.0 mm/sec)
Possible on both real time and frozen image.
THE, CHE-mode Display THE (PHE, ePHD)
CHE (PHD, Harmonic Power Flow, ePHD)
Ver.7~ Transmission with selected MI value
Ver.7~ Direct select function to ePHD mode
Diagnostic Distance 0.5+30cm (Each probe has a diagnostic limit)

~Ver.4 1.0cm step (0.5cm step at 0.5cm ~ 2.0cm)
Possible to set selectable range up as each preset
Ver.5~ 0.5cm/0.75cm/1.0cm/1.5cm/2.0cm/2.5cm/3.0cm/
3.5cm4.0cm/4.5cm and 1.0 cm step at 5.0cm~.
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Display modes
Electronic 3D Phased Mechanical Mechanical
Electronic 3D Convex Independent
Linear/ Array Sector Radial
Sector Sector CW
Convex Sector
B, B-Zoom, 2B " " " " $ " "
B (F), B (PF),
B(F)-Zoom,
" " " " $ $ $
B(PF)-Zoom
2B(F), 2B(PF)
4B(F), 4B(PF) " " " " $ $ $
4B, B/M " " " " $ "(*1) $
B(F)/M(F)
" " " " $ $ $
B(PF)/M(PF)
B/PW Doppler
B(F)/PW Doppler " " " " $ $ $
B(PF)/PW Doppler
B/CW Doppler
B(F)/CW Doppler $ "(*1) $ "(*1) $ $ $
B(PF)/CW Doppler
M " " " " $ " $
M(F), M(PF) " " " " $ $ $
PW Doppler " " " " $ $ $
CW Doppler $ " $ " " $ $
B(VOL " $ " " $ $ $
B/VOL $ $ " " $ $ $
": Possible, $: Impossible, (*1): No Duplex/Triplex
F: Flow, PF: Power Flow
- The EU-9110 is required for connection of Independent probe.
- The EU-9109 or EU-9124 is required for connection of Mechanical probe.
- The SOP-ALPHA-4 is required to use Real Time 3D function.
Probe Frequency
Electronic Probes Selection is possible by Image Freq.
Mechanical Probes Ver.4.0~ Selection is possible by Image Freq.
Independent Ver.3.0~ 2MHz, 5MHzTransmission Frequency
Electronic Probes 1.25MH* ~ 13MHz
(Each probe has a frequency limit)
Ver.7.0~ Frequency is selectable for manual flash function
(the condition of Low MI/Flash type: strong only)
Mechanical Probes Ver.4.0~ 6.0MHz ~ 15.0MHz
Independent Ver.3.0~ 2.14MHz, 5MHz
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Transmission Method
Electronic Probes Compound Pulse Wave transmission
(Maximum number of burst wave is 8 waves)
Transmission Apodalization
Real-time transmission voltage control
Ver.4.1~ Active CW transmission crystal is changed alternatively
time by time (specific probe only)
Mechanical Probes Ver.4.0~ Single transmission
Transmission Voltage
Electronic Probes Max. ±60V
(CW transmission voltage: Max. 12V)
Mechanical Probes Ver.4.0~ Max. 105V
(In the case of Annular-array probe: 97V)
Independent Probes Ver.3.0~ Max. 9.0V
Transmission Power Control Transmission voltage is controlled by an operation panel

Output is controlled by acoustic power and temperature
rise
Ver.7.0~ Power limit on OBST application (Only for USA model)
Ver.7.0~ Power limit override function (Only for USA model)
Transmission Voltage Monitoring The transmission voltage setting value is monitored by

the CPU, which also stops transmission and cut off
transmission power supply output.
Focus System
Selection for default focal position of Auto 1P (Ver.7.0~)
Electronic Linear/Convex
Transmission: 4 point max. (selectable from 16 points) + Acoustic lens
Reception Continuously variable + Acoustic lens
1.5D Array Electric Linear
Reception Continuously variable + Acoustic lens (Variable aperture)
Electronic Sector
Reception Continuously variable + Acoustic lens
Mechanical probes (Ver.4~)
Concave-surface element
In the case of Annular-array probe,
Transmission: 2 point max. (selectable from 4 points)
Reception: Continuous
Receiving Addition System

Electronic Probes and Annular-array probes
Digital Beam Former
Mechanical probes Ver.4.0~ Analog
Receiving System
Receiving Apodization
Receiving Multiprocessing
B/W: Max. 4 direction
(8 beams processing is possible by the combination with
Bi-directional simultaneous reception)
Color: Max. 4 direction
(Bi-directional simultaneous reception is standard)
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Image Quality Adjustment

B Gain ~Ver.5 30~90dB (60/256 dB Step)
Ver.6.0~ 10~90dB (40/256 dB Step)
M Gain ±30dB (60/256 dB Step) from B Gain Settings
STC 8-level slide variable resistor (0, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 18 cm)
* Provided as digital information from the operation
panel.
Ver.3~ Possible to record STC curve for each view durting the
Stress-mode.
Ver.7~ STC Memory (possible to keep the STC curve)
Contrast 16 steps (B, M independent, dB display)
23 steps, Selectable from contrast display (C1~C23) or
dynamic range display (D36~D96, dB)
~Ver.4.0 Changed dynamic range against black level.
Ver..4.1~ Changed dynamic range against middle brightness.
AGC 16 steps (B, M independent)
~Ver.3.0 “Relief” and “FTC” function integrate into “AGC”.
Ver.4.0~ “Relief” and “FTC” are independent of “AGC”
FTC (Ver.4.0~) On/Off
Relief (Ver.4.0~) OFF/Low/Mid/High
Frame Correlation 16 levels (Both B/W and Color)
Line Correlation 16 levels (Both B/W and Color)
Post Process 5 types (Linear/Slope1/Slope2/Slope3/Reject)
Gamma correction View Gamma: 5 types (Linear/A/B/C/D)
+ User table: 1 type (User)
Ver.4.1~ View Gamma: 9 types (Linear/A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H)
Scanning line density Variable in accordance with the diagnostic distance and
zoom settings.
Steered Beam Max. ±30º (5º steps, special probe only)
Max ±20º (5º steps) for B/W
Flow, Doppler and B/W independent
Image Frequency Select 4 types (High, Resolution, Standard, Penetration)
Image Process Select Various image quality adjustment change in the lump.
Adaptive Image Processing (Ver.6~)

Speckle noise reduction and Edge enhancement function
Ver.7~ possible to configure parameter mode independent
(the hardware and SOP-ALPHA10-24 are required
depending on S/N)
Edge Optimizer (Ver.6~) Speckle noise reduction and Edge enhancement function
(the hardware is required depending on S/N)
Image Optimizer (Ver.7~) Quick adjustment function for B-gain, STC and angle gain
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Spectral Doppler
Applicable probe PW: Electrical linear/convex/sector
CW: Electrical sector
Frequency Analysis System FFT system
Display Power spectrum
Frequencies PW Doppler ......1.88, 2.14, 2.5, 3, 3.75, 5, 6, 7.5 MHz
CW Doppler......1.88, 2.14, 3.75 MHz
Analysis rate (Velocity Range) There are limits depending on the probe frequency
PW Doppler: ±6.22 ~ 398.4 cm/sec
CW Doppler: ±8.30 ~ 796.2 cm/sec
Sample Point 1 point
Sampling Volume 0.5 ~ 20 mm (0.5mm, 1mm, 2mm Step)
Filters Auto
PW Doppler: 0 ~ ±1/4PRF Hz 12 levels
CW Doppler: 0 ~ ±1/4PRF Hz 12levels
Manual
PW Doppler: Approx. 50,100,200,400,800,1600 Hz
CW Doppler: Approx. 50,100,200,400,800,1600 Hz
Doppler Gain 0 ~ 50.00 dB, 128 step
Contrast ~Ver.5.0 16 Levels
Ver.6.0~ 23 Levels
Audio output Speaker and VCR output, stereo
Base Line Shift Possible on both real time and frozen image.
(It does not possible to change in the Doppler and M
modes. And it does not affect to both recorder output
and Physiological Signal.)
Spectrum Invert Possible on both real time and frozen image.
Interpolation processing for missing Doppler information
Yes (MSE)
Frame rate improvement function in the B/D-mode
Yes (Pulse by Pulse transmission))
Doppler sound output in B Mode image display
Yes (PW Sound ON)
Angle Correct 0 ~ 80°
The angle correction also follows automatically with
inversion of steered
Ver.7~ Auto Angle Correct (Auto Doppler angle correction
function)
B-Refresh 1sec, 2sec, 4sec, 6sec, 8sec
R-Wave is not update.
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Color Flow
Frequency Estimation System Auto-correlation method
Display Velocity
Variance
Velocity/Variance
Power Flow
Directional Power Flow
Ver.2.1~ eFlow (For Lite version, the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required)
Ver.2.1~ Tissue Doppler Image
Ver.3.0~ BETA(TDI Power)
Ver.4.0~ Directional eFlow
(For Lite version, the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required)
Ver.7.0~ Frame by Frame transmission on B/Flow mode
Ver.7.0~ Velocity scale indication on the color bar at the
Directional Power Flow and eFlow
Flow Gain 0 ~ 31.75dB (0.25dB step, 128 levels)
Frequencies 1.88, 2.14, 2.5, 3, 3.75, 5, 6, 7.5 MHz
(There are limits depending on the probe)
Velocity Range ±6.22 ~ 159.4 cm/s
(There are limits depending on the probe frequency)
Depth of Field Max. 30cm
(There are limits depending on the probe frequency)
Sampling Changes in accordance with the depth range.
Decimation B mode: 1~8, B(eFlow)-mode: max 16
M mode: None
Average B-Flow mode: 3 types (Low/Mid/High)
M-flow mode: Fixed
Flow Filter 6 types
Ver.4.0~ 8 types (2types for eFlow)
Spatial Filter ~Ver.4.0 7 types
Ver.5.0~ 16 types
Pixel Smooth ~Ver.5.0 3 types
Ver.6.0~ 10 types
Rejection Motion Reject 4 types (~Ver.4.0) / 16 types (Ver.5.0)
/ 32 types (Ver.6~)
Color Reject ±16 steps
Color image accumulation display Yes (Color Capture)
Color edge Smooth Yes
Color Coding Max 5 types for each application.
Max 5 types for user settings.
Notch Filter Ver.5.0~ Yes
Vertical line noise rejection during parallel receiving
(eFlow/CHE power mode: always ON)
Advanced Wall-motion Reduction (Ver.6~)

Wall-modtion filter for eFlow
(the SOP-ALPHA10-34 is required depending on S/N)
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DIU
Image Gradation B/W: 8bit, 256 steps
Velocity: 8bit, ±127 steps
Variance: 4bit, 16 steps
Power Flow: 7bit, 128 steps
Displayable Scanning Lines Max 1024 lines
Display Memory B/W: 1024 × 512 × 8 bit × 2 planes
Velocity/Power: 1024 × 512 × 8 bit × 2 planes
Variance: 1024 × 512 × 4 bit × 2 planes
Cine Memory B/W: 512 × 65536 × 8 bit
Ver.3~ 512 × 524288 × 8 bit
Ver.3~ 512 × 1048576 × 8 bit (In Stress scanning)
Velocity/Power: 512 × 65536 × 8 bit
Ver.3~ 512 × 524288 × 8 bit
Variance: 512 × 65536 × 4 bit
Ver.3~ 512 × 524288 × 8 bit
Property: 512 × 65536 × 4 bit
Graphic: 16 × 458752 × 16 bit
Ver.3~ 16 × 1835008 × 16 bit
Image Display Synchronization Method
Ultrasound frame sync.
Ping Pong system ON/OFF selectable
Cine Memory Function
Search/Loop Max. 512 (Ver.3~: Max. 4096) frames
(with 120 scanning lines)
Playable simultaneous loop/in-loop on 2B and 4B images
Possible store/review to the media from cine memory
2B mapping
Possible to divide cine memory into 4 on 2B mode
Real-time storing (Ver.6~)
Possible to keep the data on the cine memory by manual
flash for CHE mode (Ver.7~)
Video Clip Auto Stop function (Ver.7~)
Scroll Max. 256 (Ver.3~: Max. 3584) Screens
(with 512 Pixels per screen)
Image Display Functions
B/* mode Up/Down Left-Right Display Possible
B mode Image Zoom Write Zoom possible
Read Zoom possible
(During Freeze × 16, Max.)
Position Movement Yes
Left-Right/Up-Down Inversion Yes
90° Rotation Display Yes
M mode image Window Display Yes
Echo Erase Yes
Request Function (Display mode change after Freeze)
Yes
Steered Beam Yes (Possible to configure on B-mode
and Flow-mode individually)
FAM (Free angular M-mode) Possible on both B/W and color image (Possible on
frozen image)
Possible on B/M upper/lower display
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Possible on review image (Ver.5~)

Improvement of FAM display speed (Ver.6~)
(The SOP-ALPHA10-5 is required)
2B Image, Black and White/Color Real-time Display
Yes(DDD mode)
CHE 2B display function Possible to set up right/left display on intermittent-mode
or Monitor view-mode
Synchronized search function
Request function after frozen monitor mode image (Ver.4.0~)
B Image Erase function (Ver.4.0~)
Color Agent Display function (Ver.5.0~)
Synchronized search function on DDM mode (Ver.7.0~)
(Monitor Cine partition “1:1” only)
Direct select function to DDM mode (Ver.7.0~)
(The CHM-ALPHA10 is required)
Doppler mode Image B/W Reversal Display
Yes (Possible on both real time and
frozen image)
B/W, Color Display Priority Function Yes (BW: 0~63, COL:0~128)
Color Display of B/W image Yes
VTR playback measurement Yes (only Manual Calibration)
Large Display format (Vertical size) Yes
Ver.5.0~ Plane mode
Ver.6.0~ M mode
Ver.6.0~ RT3D mode
(the hardware is required depending
on S/N)
Spatial Compound (Ver.6.0~) Yes
(the SOP-ALPHA10-22 is required depending on S/N)
Ver.6.0~ Available on electrical linear
Ver.7.0~ Available on electrical convex
Ver.7.0~ Addition of high frame compound
Trapezoidal scan (Ver.7.0~) Yes
Sector-linear hybrid scan method
Digital Data backup/output
Still image output format DICOM Palette
RGB plane
RGB pixel (Ver.7~)
Monochrome 2 (Ver.7~)
BMP
JPEG
TIFF
Multi-image output format (the SOP-ALPHA10-2 is required)
Video Clip DICOM JPEG
Ver.4~ Real-time video clip acquiring
Ver.6~ Non-interlaced multi frame image
Ver.7~ Re-capturing with single frame
AVI
MS-MPEG4 Codec
Motion JPEG Codec (Ver.7~)
Line ALOKA private
Ver.5~ Re-capturing specified loop
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Ver.5~ Re-capturing with Video clip format

Ver.5~ Re-capturing single frame with measurement result
Ver.5~ Convert Line data to DICOM multi-frame
Ver.7~ Possible to adjust image parameter at playback the data
Backup Media
DICOM Server/Printer
~M01530 HDD, MO, CD-R, FD
M01531~ HDD, DVD-RAM, CD-R, FD
Ver.5~ USB flash memory (the JB-284 is required)
M01531~ USB flash memory (standard)
Others
Ver.4~ Possible to define file format for each media individually
Ver.6~ Available disk space display for each devices
Ver.6~ Real-time storing
Ver.6~ Beep sound for digital printing
Ver.7~ Beep sound for end of manual storing
Ver.7~ Auto image deletion function (HDD only)
Information management
Patient database in the equipment Backup/Restore the database to/from the media
Search the patient information from the internal hard disk,
Floppy disk and MO disk
DICOM (the SOP-LPHA10-10 is required)
Read/Search the patient list information (worklist) from
HIS(Hospital Information System)
Ver.3~ Support IHE integration Profile (SWF, PIR)
Ver.5~ Support IHE integration Profile (PDI)
Ver.5~ Support IHE intehration profile (ED)
Correspond to Comprehensive SR for OB-GYN
Ver.6~ Correspond to Comprehensive SR for Vascular and
Echocardiography
Ver.7.0~ Addition Abdomen data to Vascular SR
Ver.7.0~ Correspond to Line data storage for DICOM server
Personal information protection
User authentication function (Ver.5~)
Teaching File (Ver.6~)
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Display information
Language English
Auto Display date, time, Imaging frequency (Ver.7~: Reception
frequency for harmonic), Image Direction mark,
diagnostic distance, Gain, Contrast, Frame Rate,
Transmission voltage (% display), Focus Mark, Velocity
Range, Heart Rate (Ver.7~: Stabile heart rate display),
R-Delay, BSA/GW/PSA, Maximum Velocity, Velocity
Scale, Doppler Angle correction, Preset Name, Acoustic
Power%MI, TI&, Timer display, Study time display
Ver.4~ Temperature display for Motorized TEE probe
Ver.5~ Sonographer name display, Model name of puncture
adapter display
Ver.6~ Respiration bar display
(Ver.7~: Automatic changed to the seep display after
freeze the image)
Ver.7~ L & R indication on the body mark display
Addition of graphics for Line data
Support to display the “Timer counter” at playback the
Line data
Character Input Hospital Name, Patient number (ID), Patient Name,
Patient age, Gender, Height, Weight, Body surface area,
pregnancy week, Comments(Movable using a trackball),
Annotation characters (Movable using a trackball)
Ver.5~ Addition of Virtual keboard for ID input
Graphic Display Range Mark, Time Mark, Velocity Mark, Puncture Guide
Line(display depth indicator), Body
Mark(user-configurable), Cursor (includes Sample Gate,
M-Window and Angle Mark), Flow Area mark, Cine
search mark, Multi-plane mark, Timer display (CHE,
Stress), VCR counter
Ver.4~ Grid for Brachytherapy, Puncture guide line angle,
Sample Volume information
Ver.7~ Addition of the display icon for Broadband Harmonic,
AIP and Spatial Compound
Measuring Function
B mode Basic Measurements Distance Measurement, Area/Circumference length
measurement, Volume measurement (Ver.4~: Auto trace
of a cavity by designating 3 points), Angle measurement,
Histogram measurement, Hip J Angle measurement,
Index measurement
M mode Basic Measurements Length measurement (Ver.4~: Addition of new marks),
Time Measurement(Ver.7~: Addition of new mark), Heart
rate measurement, Velocity measurement (Ver.4~:
Addition of new marks), Index measurement (Ver.4~:
Addition of new marks)
D mode Basic Measurements Blood flow velocity measurement, Time measurement,
Heart rate measurement, Acceleration(deceleration)
measurement, RI, Pressure half time measurement, D.
Caliper 1/2, Index measurement, Mean velocity, PI, Steno
flow measurement, Regurgitation flow measurement, D.
Trace 1/2
B/D mode Basic Measurements Blood flow measurement(Ver.7~: Addition of automatic
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transcribe function)
Ver.3~: Flow Volume (VTI)
B(Flow) mode Basic Measurement Blood flow measurement (Flow Profile)
Obstetrical Measurements
B mode GA measurement (gestational week, Ver.4~: Automatic
calculation of AC, HC, FTA, AD and AXT), FW
measurement (Fetus Weight), Fetus Ratio measurement,
Amniotic Fluid Index, Cardio Thoracic Area Ratio,
Cervix
M, D mode Fetus Heart Rate
B, M mode Fetus cardiac function
D mode Fetus Doppler
Report Amniotic Fluid Puncture, BPP Scoring, Anatomy CL
Gynecological Measurements
B mode Uterus measurement, Cervix measurement, Ovary
measurement, Bladder measurement
Ver.3~: Follicles measurement(Ver.5~: 3 axis volume
measurement)
D mode Ovarian artery measurement, Uterine Artery measurement,
GYN Doppler measurement
Vascular (Peripheral Vascular) Measurements
B mode % Stenosis-Diameter measurement, % Stenosis-Area
measurement, mean-IMT measurement, max-IMT
measurement
D mode Carotid Artery study measurement, Upper/Lower
Extremity Artery Study measurement, Upper/Lower
Extremity Venous Study measurement, PV Doppler
measurement
Ver.4~: TCD Measurement
Cardiac Measurements
B mode Left Ventricular function measurement (Ver.4~:
Auto-trace of Left Ventricular Cavity by designating 3
points), Aortic Valve Area measurement, Mitral Valve
Area measurement, Right Ventricular Diameter
measurement, Left Atrial Diameter/Aortic root Diameter
measurement, IVS/LVPW ratio measurement, Left
ventricular mass measurement, Inferior Vena Cava
measurement
Ver.6~: LA/RA volume measurement
M mode Left Ventricular function measurement, Mitral Valve
measurement, Tricuspid Value measurement, Pulmonary
Value measurement, Left Atrial Diameter/Aortic root
Diameter measurement, Inferior Vena Cava measurement
Ver.6~: CRT(Asynchrony) measurement
D mode Left ventricular out(Ver.7~: Addition of BSA, SVI and
COI), Aortic stenosis flow measurement, Aortic
regurgitant flow measurement, Right ventricular outflow
tract measurement(Ver.7~: Addition of BSA, SVI and
COI), Pulmonary stenosis flow measurement, Pulmonary
regurgitant flow measurement, Trance Mitral flow
measurement, Mitral stenosis flow measurement, Mitral
regurgitant flow measurement, Tricuspid stenosis flow
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measurement, Pulmonary vein flow measurement

Ver.2.1~: Coronary measurement
Ver.6~: CRT(Asynchrony) measurement
B(f)/D mode PISA measurement
Ver.3~ Power mode BETA measurement
TDI M mode M TDI measurement
Ver.3~: midwall FS measurement,
M TDI WT(LVPW), (IVS) measurement
TDI PW mode TDI PW measurement
Abdominal Measurements
B mode Gallbladder measurement, CBD measurement, Liver
measurement, Pancreas measurement, Renal
measurement, Spleen measurement, Space-occupying
lesion measurement(Ver.7~: Addition of volume
measurement and graph display function), Blood vessel
diameter measurement, % stenosis measurement
D mode Artery measurement, Renal Artery measurement, Portal
vein measurement, Shunt blood vessel measurement
Urological Measurements
B mode PSA measurement, Seminal Vesicles measurement,
Bladder measurement, Testicle measurement, Renal
measurement
D mode Renal Artery measurement
Special Measurements
Extended Field of View
Expanded displsy size (Ver.6~)
Addition of measurement function (Ver.6~)
Addition of body mark display (Ver.7.0~)
Addition of Color flow EFV
Real-Time Doppler Auto Trace
Real-Time 3D (the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required)
RT3D B-mode section measurement (Ver.4~)
Reconstruction the volume data from HDD (Ver.4~)
Reconstruction the volume data with DICOM format (Ver.5~)
ECG display after freeze the image (Ver.5~)
Automatic volume measurement (Ver.5~)
Expanded display size (Ver.6~, Only CPU board EP5353)
Inversion mode (Ver.6~)
Possible to transfer the AVM result to other measurement
Color Flow 3D
(the hardware is required depending on S/N)
Ver.3~ eTracking (the SOP-ALPHA10-11 is required)
CSV file output for ET measurement value (Ver.4~)
Configurable the parameter for B/W transmission
individually (Ver.6~)
Vessel diameter display on the acquisition screen (Ver.7~)
Expansion of wave form (Ver.7~)
Expansion of range for zoom and move function (Ver.7~)
Selectable the R-wave detection method (Ver.7~)
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Addition of function to avoid R-wave (Ver.7~)

Addition of R-wave polarity reversal function (Ver.7~)
Addition of wave form of primary derivation (Ver.7~)
Addition of setup method for manual AI value (Ver.7~)
Addition of raw data output (Ver.7~)
Ver.3~ BETA(Backscattered Energy Temoral Analysis)
Ver.4~ Brachytherapy grid display
(Possible with UST-678)
Ver.5~ FMD analysis (the SOP-ALPHA10-16 is required)
Corresponded to auto blood pressure monitor (Ver.6~)
Expansion of wave form (Ver.7~)
Expansion of range for zoom and move function (Ver.7~)
Addition of function to avoid R-wave (Ver.7~)
Addition of R-wave polarity reversal function (Ver.7~)
Addition of raw data output (Ver.7~)
Ver.6~ Wave Intensity (the SOP-ALPHA10-25 is required)
Vessel diameter display on the acquisition screen (Ver.7~)
Corresponded to the WI report (Ver.7~)
Report Functions Report/Edit, Paste US image, Exam. data history(Ver.4~:
Waveform display), Output(Ver.3.0~: CSV file output for
OB-GYN, Ver.5.0~: SR output for OB-GYN, Ver.6~: SR
output for Cardio/Vascular, Ver.7~: SR output for
Abdomen), Auto Highlight abnormal values, Basic
Report,
Ver.3~: Anatomy Check List(OB, GYN, PV)
Ver.7~: Flip function of drawing for Plaque Score block
indication (Vascular)
Data Analysis Function

Ver.3~ CHE analysis (the SOP-ALPHA10-14 is required)
Ver.3~ TDI analysis (Include Strain)
(the SOP-ALPHA10-13B is required)
Ver.3~ Stress Echo (the SOP-ALPHA10-15B is required)
Pause protocol (Ver.4~)
Stress Echo data archive (Ver.4~)
Addition of 17 segment scoring (Ver.5~)
Stress Echo analysis data archive (Ver.5~)
Ver.4~ KI/A-SMA, CQ and WT (the EU-9100 is required)
Analysis is possible with the data stored in the cine
memory or HDD including retrieved data from
removable media (Ver.5~)
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Input-Output Signal
Digital data Input-Output
USB USB2.0 × 6ch
RS-232C For ALK-3 communication 1 System
IEEE1394 For DV video output 1 System
(Option: M00951~, the PM-A10-H006 and PM-A10-H007 are required)
Analog video Input-Output
Composite output for B/W video printer 1 System
Control signal (PRINT/BUSY) 1 System
Composite output for color video printer/VCR
Color Composite 1 System
Color video printer Output
Y/C 1 System
Control signal (PRINT/BUSY) 1 System
VTR Output
Y/C 1 System
Audio L/R 1 System
VTR Input
Y/C 1 System
Audio L/R 1 System
VTR control signal (SVO-9500MD2/MDP2, RS-232C) 1 System
Ver.4~: Addition of control command for DVD(JVC, Sony)
Microphone Input Monaural 1 System
Digital video Output (Ver.4~: Option)

DVI connector ~M00950 1 System
(Option: the PM-A10-H001 or PM-A10-H001B is required)
DVI connector M00951~ 2 Systems
(Option: the PM-A10-H006 is required)
Viewing Monitor
17-inch Color CRT Monitor (~M01590)
Resolution: SVGA, Refresh frequency: 50/75Hz
19-inch Color LCD Monitor (M01591~: standard, ~M01590: Option)
Resolution: SVGA
(Option: ~M00950: PM-A10-H001* and PM-A10-H008 are required
M00951~: PM-A10-H006 and PM-A10-H008 are required)
Power Supply Unit

Power Supply Voltage
100 Volt System AC 100 ~ 120V ± 10%
200 Volt System AC 200 ~ 240V ± 10%
Service Receptacle (AC outlet)
Printers, VCR and other (Total Max. 350VA) 2 Systems
Power Consumption Max. 1200VA
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Dimensions 580mm (W), 1095 ~ 1190mm(D),

CRT model: 1440 ~ 1570mm(H)
LCD model: 1460 ~ 1650mm(H)
Weight Approx. 210kg (Standard Configuration)

Approx. 203kg
(Ver.5~ Standard Configuration)
Classification for the protection against surges Class 1 Device
Classification for the degree of protection against surges BF type
Use Environment Room Temperature +10 ~ 40ºC

3D probes: +15 ~ 40ºC
Relative Humidity 30 ~ 75%
Air Pressure 700 ~ 1060hPa
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Major Options
Photographic Equipment
B/W Video Printer (Analog) UP-895MD / UP-895CE / UP-895MD/SYN
UP-897MD / UP-897CE / UP-897MD/SYN
P93 / P93W / P93E
B/W Video Printer (Digital)

Ver.3~ UP-D897
Ver.6~ P93D / P93DW
Color Video Printer (Analog) UP-21MD / UP-21MD(CED)

CP900 / CP900UM / CP900E
Color Video Printer (Digital)

Ver.3~ UP-23MD / CP900D / CP900DW
Ver.6~ CP30D / CP30DW
VTR SVO-9500MD2 / SVO-9500MDP2

HS-MD3000E(2) / HS-MD3000U(2)
DVD recorder (Ver.4~)

DVO-1000MD(Sony), BD-X201ME(JVC)
DV-800
Ver.6~ DV-800(B)
PC printer
HP Deskjet5600
Ver.3~ HP Deskjet5740
Canon PIXMA iP4000
Ver.4.1~ Canon PIXMA iP4200
Ver.6~ Canon PIXMA iP4300
Physiological Signal Display Unit PEU-ALPHA10*

Display Information ECG(or DC IN)
PCG
PULSE(or DC IN)
Respiration
Sensitivity/Position Variable
Possible to setup the position on
B-mode and sweep mode
independently (Ver.7~)
Sweep Speed 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 (Sec/Frame)
Contrast harmonic Echo Module (Ver.2.1~) CHM-ALPHA10
Independent probe connection unit (Ver.3~) EU-9110
Mechanical scanning probe connection unit (Ver.4~) EU-9109 (M01705 and before)
EU-9124 (M01706 and after)
Comprehensive Cardiac Analysis unit (KI, A-SMA, CQ, WT) (ver.4~)

EU-9100
USB extension box (Ver.5~, M01530 and before) JB-284
Foot switch MP-2345B
3-channels Foot switch MP-2614B
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4-2 System Configuration
This ultrasound diagnostic machine (SSD-ALPHA10) consists of those units below

Main body PSC-138*
USM-28*
Tx/Rx part
Digital Beam Former part
Flow/Doppler part
DIU part
Operation Panel L-KEY-84*

Viewing monitor IPC-1710* (CRT type, ~M01590)
IPF-1901 (LCD type, M01591~)
Power supply unit PSU-ALPHA10
Storage drive unit EU-9098*
CW Doppler Unit UCW-ALPHA10
Physiological signal display unit PEU-ALPHA10*
(SSD-ALPHA10 S/N: M00181~: Option)
Host Interface unit EU-9102 (Lite version: Option)
B/W printer fixtures MP-FX-ALPHA10-1 (~M00850)
MP-FX-ALPHA10-1B (M00851~)
Color printer/VCR/DVD fixtures MP-FX-ALPHA10-2B (~M00950)
MP-FX-ALPHA10-2C (M00951~)
Optional devices
Mounting fixtures for DVO-1000MD
MP-FX-ALPHA10-5
(Option for S/N of SSD-ALPHA10 M00111~M00348,
M00352~M00476)
Mounting fixtures for UP-895* MP-FX-ALPHA10-6
(Option for S/N of SSD-ALPHA10 M00851~)
Power Switch cover for SVO-9500*
MP-FX-ALPHA10-7
(Option for S/N of SSD-ALPHA10 M00851~)
B/W video printer
NTSC UP-895MD, UP-897MD, P93W
PAL UP-895CE, UP-897CE, P93E
Worldwide UP-895MD/SYN, UP-897MD/SYN
Digital (Ver.3.0~) UP-D897, P93DW
Color video printer
NTSC UP-21MD(CED), CP900UM
PAL UP-21MD(CED), CP900E
Digital (Ver.3.0~) UP-D23MD, CP900DW, CP30DW
VCR
NTSC SVO-9500MD2, HS-MD3000U(2)
PAL SVO-9500MDP2, HS-MD3000E(2)
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DVD recorder (Ver.4.0~)

JVC BD-X201ME
& Analog connection (S-Video):
Outside the USA: L-CABLE0756 is required
USA: RS-232C straight cable 9pin (Male,
inch-scale-screw) – 25pin (Female,
mm-scale-screw) is required
& DV connection (M00951~):
Outside the USA: PM-A10-H006, PM-A10-H007 and
L-CABLE0756 are required
USA: PM-A10-H006, PM-A10-H007 and RS-232C
straight cable 9pin (Male, inch-scale-screw) –
25pin (Female, mm-scale-screw) are required
Sony DVO-1000MD
& Analog connection (S-Video):
RS-232C straight cable 9pin (Female, inch-scale-screw) – 25pin
(Female, mm-scale-screw) is required
& DV connection (M00951~):
PM-A10-H006, PM-A10-H007 and R RS-232C straight cable
9pin (Female, inch-scale-screw) – 25pin (Female,
mm-scale-screw) are required
ALOKA DV-800
~M00950: PM-A10-H001 or PM-A10-H001B is required
* Both DV-800 and LCD monitor are not available
simultaneously.
M00951~: PM-A10-H006 and PM-A10-H009 or PM-A10-H009B
are required
DV-800(B), Ver.6~
~M00950: PM-A10-H001B is required
* Both DV-800(B) and LCD monitor are not available
simultaneously.
M00951~: PM-A10-H006 and PM-A10-H009B are required
Foot switch MP-2345B
3-channels Foot switch MP-2614B
Contrast Harmonic Echo module (Ver.2.1~) CHM-ALPHA10
Independent probe connection unit (Ver.3.0~) EU-9110
Cine memory expansion unit (Ver.3.0~) EU-9103
(SSD-ALPHA10 S/N: ~M00200 : Option)
Mechanical scanning probe connection unit (Ver.4.0~)
EU-9109 (S/N: M01705 and before)
EU-9124 (S/N: M01706 and after)
Comprehensive Cardiac Analysis unit (KI, A-SMA, CQ, WT) (Ver.4.0~)
EU-9100
USB extension box (Ver.5.0~, ~M01530) JB-284
* Both JB-284 and DV-800* are not
available simultaneously.
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Software option package

Extended Filed of View SOP-ALPHA10-1
* For Lite version, the EU-9102 is required
Motion JPEG SOP-ALPHA10-2
Real Time Doppler Auto Trace SOP-ALPHA10-3
Real Time 3D SOP-ALPHA10-4
Free Angular M-mode Function SOP-ALPHA10-5
Flow Profile Measurement SOP-ALPHA10-7
TEI Index Measurement SOP-ALPHA10-8
DICOM Communication SOP-ALPHA10-10
eTracking Analysis SOP-ALPHA10-11 (Ver.3.0~)
eFlow SOP-ALPHA10-12 (Only for Lite version)
TDI/Strain Analysis SOP-ALPHA10-13B (Ver.3.0~)
* Myocardial thickness(B) measurement is available
from Ver.4
CHE Analysis SOP-ALPHA10-14 (Ver.3.0~)
Stress Echo SOP-ALPHA10-15B (Ver.3.0~)
* For S/N M00200 and before, the EU-9103 is
required
* Stress Echo analysis is available form Ver.4
eTracking & FMD Analysis SOP-ALPHA10-16 (Ver.5.0~)
Automatic Volume Measurement SOP-ALPHA10-20 (Ver.5.0~)
* SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required
DICOM Structured Report SOP-ALPHA10-21 (Ver.5.0~)
* SOP-ALPHA10-10 is required
Olympus Ultrasonic Gastrovideoscope connection (Convex sector type)
SOP-ALPHA10-17 (Ver.5.1~)
Olympus Ultrasonic Gastrovideoscope connection (Electronic radial type)
SOP-ALPHA10-18 (Ver.5.1~)
Spatial Compound SOP-ALPHA10-22 (Ver.6.0~)
* For S/N M00300 and before, the PM-A10-H002B is
required.
AIP SOP-ALPHA10-24 (Ver.6.0~)
* For S/N M01240 and before, the PM-A10-H002B is
required.
WI & eTracking SOP-ALPHA10-25 (Ver.6.0~)
Advanced Wall-motion Reduction SOP-ALPHA10-34 (Ver.6.0~)
* For S/N M00850 and before, the PM-A10-H010 is
required.
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Flow 3D SOP-ALPHA10-35 (Ver.7.0~)

* the SOP-ALPHA10-4 is required.
* For Lite version, the EU-9102 isrequired.
* For S/N M01870 and before, the PM-A10-H013 is
required.
4-3 System Block Diagram
There are the lists of all PCB (Except Power supply unit and external peripherals) and the system
block diagram mentioned from the next page.
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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (1/3) ~Ver.2
SSD-ALPHA10 Unit/Module PCB Name Description
Main body PSC-138 EP4983 Audio Amp Amplifier for the sound. Control of loudness.
Main Panel L-KEY-84* Operation panel. It communicates with host CPU by USB 1.1 protocol.
Selecting probes, reading the probe ID, controlling HVS, codes of optional
Ultrasound Main Unit EP4948 Probe Selector
items and compound array probe.
USM-28 EP494901 Mech. Front End Tx/Rx circuits for IND probe, A/D conversion for STCW Doppler.
Transmission for electric probes %Including STCW transmitter&, primary
EP4950 Wave Generator
Pre AMP, receiver for STCW, 16ch%Including quadrature detector&
EP4996 Tx Generator Generating the waveform for transmission. 8ch.
Time Gain Control AMP (Adjusting the amplitude level of the signal at the
EP4951 Front End Control input of the Beam Former), generating Pre STC, controlling the motor of
Vol mode scanner.
EP4973 TD Jumper Jumper board between Probe Selector and Wave Generator.
EP4974 DBF Jumper Jumper board between Front End Control and Rx Beam Former.
EP4952 Rx Beam Former A/D conversion and digital delay. It has 32ch on a PCB.
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Generating the base clock and timing signals for Tx/Rx, filtering for RF
EP4953 Timing Processor signal from DBF, quadrature detection (For Spectral/Color), transforming
of RF data to BLVDS.
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Processing of B/W and Spectral Doppler echo then transform it to BLVDS,

EP4954/EP5233 Beam Processor 1 processing of Echo Tracking and physio. signal then transform it to
BLVDS.
Processing of Color Flow signal %Velocity, Variance, Power, Property&
EP4955/EP5234 Beam Processor 2
and transform it to BLVDS.
Cine Memory function (Storing Line data temporally), scan conversion of
EP495600 Image Processor 1 US data, scan conversion of graphic data (Physio. signal and Echo
Tracking).
Post processing of image data from IP1, outputting video signal to monitor
EP4959 Video Processor
and interfacing I/O of peripheral equipment (Printer, VCR etc.).
EP4960 CPU Controlling entire system and generating graphics and characters signal.
EP4911 Backplane Motherboard.
Principle of System Operation
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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (2/3) ~Ver.2 [Op]:Optional unit
Ultrasound Main Unit EP5141 CPU I/O Relaying Ethernet/Parallel Port/Serial Port from host CPU.
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USM-28 Distributing video signal, supplying power to peripherals and proving

EP4915 Peripheral I/O
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interface for them.

EP4912 Power Supply I/O Controlling startup and shutting down system
EP4971 3.3V Power Supply unit Supplying +3.3V power.
Storage Drive Unit EU-9098* EP473203 Foot SW PCB Foot Switch connector.
EP5178 USB-ATA Converter Conversion of USB - ATA(IDE) protocol, relaying Foot Switch signal.
Viewing monitor IPC-1710* 17 inches color CRT monitor (SVGA)
Power Supply Unit Main Power unit EP5104 AC Line Filter Unit Line filter for AC input.
PSU-ALPHA10 EU-6030* EP5105 AC/DC Converter Unit High performance AC/DC converter (Improving power factor)
EP5106 DC/DC Converter Unit(1) DC +12V, DC +12V for cooling FAN
EP5107 DC/DC Converter Unit(2) DC +24V, DC +5VSB
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EP5108 Low Voltage Circuit(1) DC +5.1V, DC ± 5V
EP5109 Low Voltage Circuit(2) DC ±15V
EP5110 Motherboard Motherboard of power supply unit.
Sub Power unit EP5111 High Voltage Circuit(1) ± 70V
EU-6031* EP5127 High Voltage Circuit(2) ± 90V, HVB (0~+150V)
AC outlet Providing AC power for peripherals.
JB-274*(100V) EP5250 AC Outlet
JB-273*(200V)
Host Interface Unit JPEG encoding of video signal, processing of RT3D, EFV (Line data scan
EU-9102 EP4958 Image Processor 3 conversion).
[Op]Physio Signal Display unit Amplifier and A/D converter for physio. signal %ECG, PCG, Pulse,
PEU-ALPHA10* EP4997 Physio. AMP
Resp.&.
[Op]Cine memory expansion High-capacity Cine Memory function (Storing Line data temporally), scan
unit EU-9103 EP495601 Image Processor 1 conversion of US data, scan conversion of graphic data (Physio. signal and
Software ver.3 and higher Echo Tracking).
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (3/3) Ver.2 [Op]:Optional unit
[Op] IND probe connection Unit Cable with connectors, to connect Independent probe.
EU-9110
Software ver.3 and higher
[Op] Mechanical probe Tx/Rx circuits for IND probe, A/D conversion for STCW Doppler. Tx
connection Unit EU-9109 EP494900 Mecha Frontend circuit / Pre Amp / Transmission trigger / VBPF / Log Amp for
Software ver.4 and higher Mechanical probe.
EP5194 Mecha Connector Probe connector for mechanical probe
[Op] KI-SMA Unit Calculation of KI, A-SMA, CQ and WT, based on Black and White
EU-9100 EP4957 Image Processor 2 B-mode data.
[Op] DV-800 connection kit Distributing digital video signal, and proving interface for DVD recorder
PM-A10-H001* EP5208 Peripheral I/O 2 DV-800* or LCD monitor.
[Op] USB extension box Cable with connectors, to connect USB flash memory.
JB-284
[Op] Viewing monitor 19 inches color LCD monitor (SVGA)
IPF-1901
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FDD CD-RW MODrive

Foot SW (Option)
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
EU-9098
LAN RS232C IEEE1284

USI-153
Sector or
Linear or PSC-138
Convex
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
Probe
WAVE GEN.1-3 F.E. Cont CPU I/O
Tx wave
D/A Gen
PROBE SEL
STC Seq.
LPF
16 Main Panel Assembly
Local Mecha
16
Gene Servo L-KEY-84*
A/D
Memory
Focus
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
17inch
DBF1-3
Tx Pulse COL
Gen HostCPU Peripheral I/O Monitor
PRINTER
CONTROL
Adder
VBPF LOG B/W VIDEO IPC-1710(NTSC/PAL)
OUT
Clock HDD PRINTER
Divider CONTROL
B/W Printer(Option)
COL VIDEO
A/D OUT
Independent
VTR
Probe CONTROL
AUDIO
Beam Processor 1 IN R
Timing ET& Image Processor 1 Video Processor AUDIO COL Printer(Option)

Processor Phisyo DSP OUT R
CTRL Plane Over Video RGB
RF Cine DAC.
Select Mode DSC Lay Memory AUDIO
Processor IN L
Echo VCR
Mecha Plane Video
Mechanical Probe A/D Process Mode DSC Enc. AUDIO
Timing OUT L
Sector ID
Probe Control Echo Line Mode Video Y/C
VCR (Option)
Process DSC Dec. VIDEO
IN
Probe Physio
Y/C
Monitor DOP D/A & Mixer & VIDEO
Audio AMP OUT
Process WI Selector
COMP
VIDEO
Prn.&VCR OUT
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
EU-9102(OPTION) Control
Process
Control Plane iLink
Cine Mode DSC
Beam Processor 2 Line Mode ECG/RESP IN

DSC PCG IN
Flow
Process JPEG PULSE IN
Enc. Physio ECG DC IN
RF AMP PCG DC IN
Process iLink PEU-ALPHA10
Control Power
Back Plane Conv. I/O PSU-ALPHA10 (OPTION)
SSD-ALPHA10 ~Ver.2
TITLE MODEL 1
SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM SSD-ALPHA10 1
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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (1/3) Ver.3
Vol mode scanner.
EP4973 TD Jumper Jumper board between Probe Selector and Wave Generator.
EP4974 DBF Jumper Jumper board between Front End Control and Rx Beam Former.
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EP5233 Beam Processor 1 processing of Echo Tracking and physio. signal then transform it to
BLVDS.
EP5234 Beam Processor 2
Tracking).
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interface for them.

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JB-273*(200V)
Host Interface Unit JPEG encoding of video signal, processing of RT3D, EFV (Line data scan
EU-9102 EP4958 Image Processor 3 conversion).
[Op]Physio Signal Display unit Amplifier and A/D converter for physio. signal %ECG, PCG, Pulse,
PEU-ALPHA10* EP4997 Physio. AMP
Resp.&.
EU-9110
JB-284
IPF-1901
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
Digital
1 Printer(Option) FDD CD-RW MODrive
Foot SW (Option)
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
EU-9098
Sector or
Linear or
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 IEEE1284 RS232C LAN
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
WAVE GEN.1-3 F.E. Cont
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPU I/O
PROBE SEL
STC Seq.
LPF
16 Main Panel Assembly
Local Mecha
16
A/D
HostCPU
Memory
Focus
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
17inch
DBF1-3
Tx Pulse HDD COL
Gen Peripheral I/O Monitor
PRINTER
CONTROL
Adder
VBPF LOG B/W VIDEO IPC-1710(NTSC/PAL)
OUT
1 Clock
PRINTER
Divider CONTROL
B/W Printer(Option)
A/D COL VIDEO
OUT
VTR
CONTROL
Independent
AUDIO
Probe 1 Beam Processor 1 IN R
1
EU-9110 EU-9104 1
(OPTION) Timing EU-9103
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!" Video Processor COL Printer(Option)
Processor ET& AUDIO
Phisyo DSP Plane OUT R
CTRL Cine Over Video RGB
RF Mode DSC Memory DAC.
Select Lay AUDIO
IN L
Processor Mecha Echo Plane VCR
Mode DSC Video
Probe A/D Process Enc. AUDIO
OUT L
ID Timing VCR (Option)
Control Line Mode Video
Echo DSC Y/C
Process Physio Dec. VIDEO IN
Probe Y/C
Monitor DOP D/A & Mixer & VIDEO OUT
WI Audio AMP
Process Selector
COMP
VIDEO OUT
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
Control Plane iLink
Cine Mode DSC
Beam Processor 2 Line Mode

DSC ECG/RESP IN
Flow PCG IN
Process JPEG PULSE IN
Enc. Physio ECG DC IN
RF AMP PCG DC IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.3
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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (1/3) Ver.4~Ver.5 (~M00950)
Vol mode scanner and Mechanical probe.
Jumper board between Probe Selector and Wave Generator / Front End
EP5262 Jumper
Control and Rx Beam Former.
A/D conversion and digital delay. It has 32ch on a PCB.
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EP4952 Rx Beam Former
SECTION 4

EP5233/
Beam Processor 1 processing of Echo Tracking and physio. signal then transform it to
EP532600 BLVDS.
EP5234/EP5327 Beam Processor 2
EP495601/
Image Processor 1 US data, scan conversion of graphic data (Physio. signal and Echo
EP535901 Tracking).
EP4959/EP5360 Video Processor
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (2/3) Ver.4~Ver.5 (~M00950) [Op]:Optional unit
SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

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JB-273*(200V)
[Op: Lite version] JPEG encoding of video signal, processing of RT3D, EFV (Line data scan
Host Interface Unit EU-9102 EP4958 Image Processor 3 conversion).
[Op] Physio Signal Display Amplifier and A/D converter for physio. signal % ECG, PCG, Pulse,
unit EP4997 Physio. AMP Resp.&.
PEU-ALPHA10*
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (3/3) Ver.4~Ver.5 (~M00950) [Op]:Optional unit
EU-9110
JB-284
IPF-1901
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
Digital
1 Printer(Option) FDD CD-RW MODrive
Fo o t SW (O p t io n )
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
EU-9098
Sector or
Linear or
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 IE EE1284 RS232C LA N
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
PROBE SEL
STC Seq.
LPF
16 M ain P an el A ssem bly
Local Mecha
16
A/D
HostCPU
Memory
Focus
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
1 7 in ch
DBF1-3
Tx Pulse HDD CO L
Gen Peripheral I/O M o n it o r
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# P RI N TER
CO N TRO L
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG B/W V I D EO IP C-1 7 1 0 (NT SC/P AL )
OUT
Mechanical Cine KI Proc.
Sector Clock
2 Divider
P RIN T ER
Probe CO N TRO L
Ctrl B/W P rin t er(O p t io n )
CO L V ID EO
A/D O UT
EU-9109 V TR
CO N TRO L
(OPTION)
Independent
A U DI O
Probe 1 Beam Processor 1 IN R
1
EU-9110 EU-9104 1
(OPTION) Timing %+'*)!&-,()..,-!"
EU-9103 Video Processor CO L P rin t er(O p t io n )
ET& A U DI O
Processor Phisyo DSP Plane OU T R
CTRL Cine Over Video RGB
RF Mode DSC Memory DAC.
Select Lay AU D IO
IN L
Processor Mecha Echo Plane V CR
Mode DSC Video
Probe A/D Process Enc. AUDIO
OUT L
ID Timing VCR (Op t io n )
Control Line Mode Video
Echo DSC Y /C
Process Physio Dec. V I D EO IN
Probe Y/C
Monitor D/A & Mixer & VI D EO O U T
DOP WI Audio AMP
Process Selector
CO MP 1 D VR (O p t io n )
VI D EO O U T
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
EU-9102(OPTION) Control DVI
Control Plane
Cine Mode DSC 2 Peripheral I/O2 iLink
Beam Processor 2 Line Mode ECG/RE SP IN

DSC P CG IN
Flow
Process JPEG P U L SE IN
Enc. Physio ECG D C IN
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.4~Ver.5 (~M00950)

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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (1/3) Ver.5 (M00951~M01050)
EP5262 Jumper
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SECTION 4

BLVDS.
Tracking).
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (2/3) Ver.5 (M00951~M01050) [Op]:Optional unit
SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

EP5281 Power Supply I/O Controlling startup and shutting down system. Supplying +3.3V power.
EP5372 DC/DC Converter Unit DC +12V, DC +12V for cooling FAN, DC +5VSB
EP5373 Low Voltage Circuit DC +24V, DC +5.1V, DC ± 5V, DC ±15V
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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
[Op] IND probe connection Cable with connectors, to connect Independent probe.
Unit EU-9110
connection Unit EU-9109 EP494900 Mecha Frontend circuit / Pre Amp / Transmission trigger / VBPF / Log Amp for Mechanical
Software ver.4 and higher probe.
[Op] DV I/O kit Distributing digital video signal, and proving interface (DVI) for DVD
For M00951 and after PM-A10-H006 EP5346 Peripheral I/O 2 recorder DV-800* and LCD monitor. Distributing digital video signal, and
proving interface (IEEE1394) for Sony/JVC DVD recorders.
JB-284
IPF-1901
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
1 Digital FDD CD-RW MODrive

Printer(Option)
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
3 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Linear or JB-284(Option)
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 I EEE1284 RS232C LA N

M ain P an el Assem bly
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
PROBE SEL
STC Seq.
LPF
16
Local Mecha IP C-1 7 1 0 (N T SC/P A L )
16
Gene Servo
HostCPU
A/D
1 7 in ch
CO L
M o n it o r
Memory
Focus
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
DBF1-3
Tx Pulse HDD P RI N TER
Gen Peripheral I/O CO N TRO L B/W P rin t er(O p t io n )
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D EO
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RIN TE R
CO N TRO L
Sector Clock CO L V I D EO
2 Divider OUT
Probe CO L P rin t er(O p t io n )
Ctrl V TR
A/D CO N T RO L
3 Video Processor AUDIO
EU-9109 IN R
(OPTION) Over Video RGB
Independent AUDIO
Probe Lay Memory DAC. OUT R VCR (Op t io n )
1 Beam Processor 1 1 1
EU-9110 TMDS AUDIO
Timing EU-9104
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"
EU-9103 Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
Processor Phisyo DSP Plane Enc. A U D IO
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Select Processor IEEE Y /C
Mecha Echo Plane 1394 V I D EO IN 1 DVR (Op t io n )
Probe A/D Process Mode DSC
Y /C
ID Timing Video V I D EO O U T
Control Line Mode Dec.
Echo DSC CO MP
Process Physio V ID EO
O UT
Probe
Monitor D/A & Mixer & D VI
DOP WI Audio AMP Selector
Process D VI 3
Prn.&VCR
1 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
2 EU-9102(OPTION) Control
Process
Plane iLink
Control Cine Mode DSC 2 3 Peripheral I/O2 B
Beam Processor 2 Line Mode E CG/RE SP IN
DSC P CG IN
Flow
Process JPEG P UL SE IN
Enc. Physio E CG D C IN
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.5 (M00951~M01050)

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EP5325 Jumper
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SECTION 4

BLVDS.
Tracking).
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SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
Unit EU-9110
JB-284
IPF-1901
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SECTION 4
MN2-2008, Rev.2
MN2-2008, Rev.2
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MN2-2008, Rev.2

Printer(Option)
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
3 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 IE EE1284 RS232C LA N

M ain P an el A ssem bly
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
PROBE SEL
STC Seq.
LPF
16
Local Mecha IP C-1 7 1 0 (N T SC/P A L )
16
Gene Servo
8ch
A/D
HostCPU 1 7 in ch
3
12
COL
DBF 1-3
M o n it o r
Memory
Focus
16ch
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
Tx Pulse HDD P RIN T ER
6
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D EO
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RI N TER
CO N TRO L
2 Divider OU T
Ctrl VTR
A/D CO N TRO L
3 Video Processor A UDIO
EU-9109 IN R
Independent A UDIO
Probe Lay Memory DAC. O UT R VCR (O p t io n )
EU-9110 TMDS A UDIO
Timing EU-9104 EU-9103
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"! Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
Processor Phisyo DSP Plane Enc. AUDIO
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Mecha Echo Plane 1394 VIDEO IN 1 DVR (O p t io n )
Y /C
ID Timing Video V ID E O O U T
Control Line Mode Dec.
Echo DSC CO MP
Process Physio V ID EO
O UT
Probe
Monitor D/A & Mixer & D VI
Process D VI 3
Prn.&VCR
1 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
2 EU-9102(OPTION) Control
Process
Plane iL ink
DSC P CG IN
Flow
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.5 (M01051~M01240)

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EP5325 Jumper
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SECTION 4
Processing of B/W (included AIP, Edge Optimizer) and Spectral Doppler

EP532601 Beam Processor 1 echo then transform it to BLVDS, processing of Echo Tracking and physio.
signal then transform it to BLVDS.
Tracking).
EP4960/EP5353 CPU Controlling entire system and generating graphics and characters signal.
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SECTION 4

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interface for them.

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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
Unit EU-9110
JB-284
IPF-1901
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SECTION 4
MN2-2008, Rev.2
MN2-2008, Rev.2
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MN2-2008, Rev.2

Printer(Option)
USB/ATA
Converter Foot SW
PCB
3 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 I EE E1284 RS232C LA N

Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
PROBE SEL IP C-1 7 1 0 (N T SC/P A L )
STC Seq.
LPF
1 7 in ch
16
Local Mecha COL
Gene M o n it o r
16 Servo
8ch
A/D
HostCPU IP F-1 9 0 1 (O P T IO N )
4 4
12
DBF 1-3
1 9 in ch
FP D
Memory
Focus
M o n it o r
16ch
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
6
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D E O
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RIN T ER
CO N TRO L
Sector Clock CO L V I D E O
2 Divider OUT
Ctrl V TR
A/D CO N T RO L
EU-9109 IN R
Independent 4 AUDIO
Probe Lay Memory DAC. OUT R VCR (O p t io n )
EU-9110 TMDS AUDIO
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"! Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Mecha Echo Plane 1394 V I D EO IN 1 D VR (O p t io n )
Y /C
Control LineCorr. Line Mode Dec.
Echo DSC CO MP
AIP Process Physio V I D EO
OU T
Probe
Monitor D/A & Mixer & DVI
Process DV I 3
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 2 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
Plane iLink
DSC P CG IN
Flow
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.6 (M01241~M01530)

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EP5325 Jumper
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SECTION 4

Tracking).
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

Conversion of USB - ATA(IDE) protocol, USB Hub function, relaying Foot
EP5503 USB-ATA Converter HUB
Switch signal.
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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
Unit EU-9110
IPF-1901
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SECTION 4
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
1 Digital FDD DVD-RAM

Printer(Option)
ATA-USB
Converter
-HUB Foot SW
PCB
3 5 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Convex
Probe USI-153

Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
STC Seq.
LPF
1 7 in ch
16
Local Mecha COL
Gene M o n it o r
16 Servo
8ch
A/D
4 4
12
DBF 1-3
1 9 in ch
FP D
Memory
Focus
M o n it o r
16ch
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
6
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D E O
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RIN T ER
CO N TRO L
2 Divider OUT
Ctrl V TR
A/D CO N T RO L
EU-9109 IN R
Independent 4 AUDIO
EU-9110 TMDS AUDIO
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"! Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Y /C
Echo DSC CO MP
OU T
Probe
Process DV I 3
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 2 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
Plane iLink
DSC P CG IN
Flow
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.6 (M01531~M01590)

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Pre AMP, receiver for STCW including quadrature detector
EP5325 Jumper
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SECTION 4

Tracking).
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (2/3) Ver.6 (M01591~ M01705) [Op]:Optional unit
SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

Distributing digital video signal, and proving interface (DVI) for DVD
EP5346 Peripheral I/O 2 recorder DV-800* and LCD monitor. Distributing digital video signal, and
EP5503 USB-ATA Converter HUB Conversion of USB - ATA(IDE) protocol, USB Hub function, relaying Foot
Switch signal.
Viewing monitor IPF-1901 19 inches color LCD monitor (SVGA)
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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
Unit EU-9110
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (3/3) Ver.6 (M01591~ M01705) [Op]:Optional unit
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SECTION 4
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MN2-2008, Rev.2
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MN2-2008, Rev.2

Printer(Option)
ATA-USB
Converter
-HUB Foot SW
PCB
3 5 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Convex
Probe USI-153

Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
STC Seq.
LPF
1 7 in ch
16
Local Mecha COL
Gene M o n it o r
16 Servo
8ch
A/D
4 4
12
DBF 1-3
1 9 in ch
FP D
Memory
Focus
M o n it o r
16ch
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
6
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D E O
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RIN T ER
CO N TRO L
2 Divider OUT
Ctrl V TR
A/D CO N T RO L
EU-9109 IN R
Independent 4 AUDIO
EU-9110 TMDS AUDIO
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"! Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Y /C
Echo DSC CO MP
OU T
Probe
Process DV I 3
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 2 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
Plane iLink
DSC P CG IN
Flow
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.6 (M01591~ M01705)

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SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (1/3) Ver.6~Ver.7 (M01706~)
Tx/Rx circuits for IND probe, A/D conversion for STCW/Analog PW
USM-28 EP544102 Mech. Front End
Doppler.
Transmission for electric probes % Including STCW/Analog PW
EP4950 Wave Generator transmitter&, primary Pre AMP, receiver for STCW/Analog PW including
quadrature detector
EP5325 Jumper
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SECTION 4
Tracking).
MN2-2008, Rev.2
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (2/3) Ver.6~Ver.7 (M01706~) [Op]:Optional unit
SECTION 4

MN2-2008, Rev.2
interface for them.

Distributing digital video signal, and proving interface (DVI) for TEAC
EP5346 Peripheral I/O 2 DVD recorder and LCD monitor. Distributing digital video signal, and
EP5503 USB-ATA Converter HUB Conversion of USB - ATA(IDE) protocol, USB Hub function, relaying Foot
Switch signal.
Viewing Color TV monitor IPF-1901 19 inches color LCD monitor (SVGA)
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JB-273*(200V)
PEU-ALPHA10*
Unit EU-9110
SSD-ALPHA10 PCB LIST (3/3) Ver.6~Ver.7 (M01706~) [Op]:Optional unit
[Op] Mechanical probe Tx/Rx circuits for IND probe, A/D conversion for STCW/Analog PW
connection Unit EU-9124 EP544103 Mecha Frontend Doppler. Tx circuit / Pre Amp / Transmission trigger / VBPF / Log Amp
Software ver.4 and higher for Mechanical probe.
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Printer(Option)
Fo o t SW (Op t io n )
ATA-USB
Converter
-HUB Foot SW
PCB
3 5 EU-9098*
Sector or 3
Linear or 6
JB-284(Option)
Convex
Probe USI-153
PSC-138 I EEE 1284 RS232C LA N

M ain P an el Assem bly
Jumper
TD
Jumper
DBF
L-KEY-84*
Tx wave
D/A Gen CPUI/O
PROBE SEL IP C-1 7 1 0 (N T SC/P AL )
STC Seq.
LPF
1 7 in ch
16
Local CO L 6
Mecha M o n it o r
16
Gene Servo
8ch
A/D
4 4
12
DBF 1-3
1 9 in ch
FP D
Memory
Focus
M o n it o r
16ch
Adder
Delay
MECHA F.E.
6
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!# B/W V I D EO
OUT
2 EU-9100(OPTION)
Adder
VBPF LOG P RI N T ER
CO N TRO L
2 Divider OUT
Ctrl V TR
A/D CO N T RO L
EU-9124 6 IN R
Independent 4 AUDIO
EU-9110 TMDS AUDIO
%+'*)!&-,()..,-!"! Video IN L
(OPTION) ET& V CR
CTRL Cine OUT L
RF Mode DSC
Mecha Echo Plane 1394 V ID EO IN 1 D VR (O p t io n )
Y /C
ID Timing Video V I D EO O UT
Echo DSC CO MP
OUT
Probe
Process DVI 3
Prn.&VCR
Process 1 2 %+'*)!&-,()..,-!$
Plane iLink
DSC P CG IN
Flow
RF AMP P CG D C IN
Control Power
SSD-ALPHA10 Ver.6~Ver.7 (M01706~)

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4-4 Principle of System Operation
4-4-1 System Control

CPU board
This CPU board controls entire operation of the system.
This is generic computer and it controls the HDD, the disk drives and the display of LCD.
It also communicates with PC boards in the machine via PCI BUS and the Operation Panel
via USB.
The HDD contains/stores;
& The program of SSD-ALPHA10
& The programs for peripheral processors
(It’s transferred to Flash Memory when a specific command is executed)
& The transmission waveform data for each probe
& The focus data of Tx/Rx circuitries for each probe.
& The parameter data of scan conversion for each probe.
& The presets, the image data and the patient information database.
The probe specific data is transferred from the HDD to each parts by CPU when it’s
required during the operation.
The disk drives can be used for the following functions.
& SSD-ALPHA10 S/N: ~M01530
Function MO USB*2
FD CD-R
(Media1) (Media2)
Upgrading " - " -
*1
Backup/Restore of the preset data " " "
Backup/Read-out of the image data*3 " " " "
Backup/Restore of the patient database " " - "
& SSD-ALPHA10 S/N: M01531~
Function MO DVD
FD CD-R
(Media1) -RAM
Upgrading " - " -
*1
Backup/Restore of the preset data " " "
Backup/Read-out of the image data*3 " " " "
Backup/Restore of the patient database " " - -
*1: Backup is impossible by CD-R but restore is possible.
*2: Ver.5~: Only USB flash memory is available. (Option JB-284 is
required)
M01531~: Only USB flash memory is available (Standard).
However, any USB devices are available on all function of
Maintenance menu.
*3: Destination for image retrieve is only “Local HD2”.
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Main Panel: L-KEY-84* (Operation Panel)

Main Panel reads the status of switches, potentiometers, full keyboard and trackball then
communicates with the CPU via USB.
Main Panel includes the 8.4 inches SVGA colour LCD with touch screen as well.
The video is displayed directly from the CPU and the status of LCD panel (Touch screen
and encoders) is transferred to the CPU with other panel information by serial
communication.
Address bus, Data bus

For controlling the system, the machine is equipped with the address/data bus below.
UC Bus: Ultrasonic Beam Forming Control BUS. It is used for accessing to the
control register of Tx/Rx part
UAT Bus: Ultrasonic Acquisition Timing BUS. It provides clock and timing
signals for transmission/reception of ultrasound. Timing Processor
generates those timing signals.
USC Bus: Ultrasonic System Control BUS. It connects the Tx/Rx part and the
DIU part.
cPCI Bus: Compact PCI BUS. It connects the CPU and the DIU part. CPU
accesses to each hardware via this bus and controlling the registers
and transferring the data.
There is Bus Bridge between PCI BUS and UC BUS. It connects both bus only when the
CPU accesses to Tx/Rx part in order to avoid the system noise leaking into it.
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4-4-2 Tx/Rx unit

Tx/Rx unit consists of;
Probe Connector part
Tx/Rx part
Beam Processor part
In addition, the following module/unit are installed in Tx/Rx unit.
Independent probe connection unit: EU-9110 (Option, Ver.3.0.0. and higher)
Mechanical scanning probe connection unit:
EU-9109 (Option, Ver.4.0.0. and higher, M01705 and before)
EU-9124 (Option, Ver.4.0.0. and higher, M01706 and after)
Probe Connector part

It has connectors for electric probes (Phased array, Linear, Convex, Compound array, VOL
scanner and Motorized TEE probe).
Probe Selector board is equipped with HVS (High Voltage Switch) that select the channels
of transmission from the entire transducers when Linear/Convex probe is connected. This
board controls the HVS as well.
Unlike conventional machines, SSD-ALPHA10 doesn’t require a control cable for VOL
mode scanner and Motorized TEE probe since those controls have been included in the pin
assignment.
Furthermore, SSD-APLHA10 adopted new ID for probes that includes not only probe
code but also serial number of the probe. This ID is planted in the probe connector and a
machine reads out the information from it.
It is possible to connect conventional probes as well.
Tx/Rx part
SSD-ALPHA10 adopted different transmission method from conventional machines that it
transmits ultrasound by applying not a single pulse but a waveform. The data of Tx
waveform, focus, apodization are kept in the HDD and it is transferred to the memory of
Tx Generator, calculated in accordance with the condition of Tx/Rx setting. The Wave
Generator creates Tx waveform processing those data then passed to electric probes.
This method makes it possible to create variety of waveform based on sine curve
Received echo is amplified by Pre Amp. in Wave Generator and then, passed to TGC Amp.
in Front End Controller in order to adjust the signal level to the A/D converter at the input
of the Rx Beam Former.
In the case of STCW, the Wave Generator do the transmission in the same way. The
waveform is generated repeatedly so that it makes continuous transmission. The echo
signal is amplified by the Pre Amp. And then go through the quadrature detector in Wave
Generator. Then it passed to A/D converter in Mech. Front End and transferred to Beam
Processor 1.
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The reception signal (analog) passed from TGC Amp. is converted to digital signal. Then
the signal for each channel is delayed in accordance with the Rx focus data and added into
an ultrasound beam.
& The delay is processed digitally as a readout from FIFO memory is delayed by
processing clock etc., that makes it possible to have accurate delays continuously.
(Dynamic reception focusing). It also has the functionality that it adjusts the
weighting of each reception signal continuously that makes the Rx beam sharper.
This is digital signal so that it makes possible to do parallel processing by time
sharing operation. Then it is able to improve the frame rate.
Rx Pixel Focusing
%Rx continuous dynamic focusing&
Delay-Depth
Delay
Ideal delay
Analog Beam former
Digital Beam former
Depth
& It implements Rx Beam former (Three PC boards with 32 ch circuitry for M01050
and before, one PC board with 96 ch circuitry for M01051 and after) as the Delay &
Adder.
& This system does not have the trouble that shows brightness difference in every 1cm
depth caused by one of the Rx focus boards (Delay and Adder circuit), like
SSD-650, 1200, and 2000 etc.
The US beam from Rx Beam Former is processed by VBPF (Filtering the echo data
according to the depth) in Timing Processor, then passed to Beam Processor 1.
Also, the US beam from Rx Beam Former is processed by detector and filtering in Timing
Processor and then passed to Beam Processor 1 for Doppler analysis. The same data is
transferred to Beam Processor 2 as well for color flow calculation.
Tx & Rx part also has the following circuitry:
The generator of control signal for Rx signal, such as Pre STC and STC signal.
Timing/Control signal generator for Tx/Rx unit.
Motor control for VOL mode scanner and Mechanical scanning probe.
Interface of physiological signal.
Control part for Mother driven TEE probes.
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Beam Processor part

Beam Processor part contains Beam Processor 1 and Beam Processor 2.
Beam Processor 1 is for processing of B/W echo, analyzing PW/CW Doppler signal,
processing of eTracking (Ver.3~) and the interface of physiological signal. Beam Processor
2 is for color flow calculation.
For B, M mode data, the RF signal from Timing Processor is processed by detection, LOG
compression, AGC, Relief, Contrast etc. (It has two, the same circuitry for parallel
processing), then go through the pre-processing below.
AIP(Ver.6~): It detect the direction and strength of border of difference object, and
then makes edge enhancement and/or smoothing process for the
direction. The speckle noise in the parenchyma is suppressed and the
contour of the edge of the organ is enhanced. In addition, Both AIP
and Edge Optimizer does not work simultaneously.
Edge Optimizer(Ver.6~):
It detect the border line on image. Then improves the connection of
border line by edge enhance. In addition, Both AIP and Edge
Optimizer does not work simultaneously.
Line correlation: It correlates the same depth of data between neighbouring Ultrasound
beam and makes the lateral smoothness better and reducing noise. In
addition, the line correlation is not applied on AIP images.
Frame correlation:It correlates the same position of data among the previous frames of
image and makes the smoothness better in time aspect and reducing
noise.
Then, it adds attributes, such as data type, time stamp and beam number etc., then
transferred to DIU part via BUS LVDS.
For PW Doppler data, the RF signal from Timing Processor that is processed by
quadrature detection, is used and for CW Doppler data and Analog PW Doppler
data(Ver.6~, M01706 and after), it comes from Mecha Frontend. Both data is analyzed by
FFT in Beam Processor 1.
Then, it adds attributes data, and then transferred to DIU part via BUS LVDS.
For Color flow data, the RF signal from Timing Processor that is processed by quadrature
detection, is used as well. The data is processed by Beam Processor 2 that consists of
Corner Turning Memory that stores the Rx data for number of time that is set by Color
Average, then go through the Wall Motion filter (Ver.6~, Addition of Advanced Wall
Motion filter only for eFlow) and auto correlation process (Correlating the data with a
beam before then calculate velocity, variance and power). After that, it goes through noise
filter and spatial filter then passed to frame correlation.
Then, it adds attributes data, and then transferred to DIU part via BUS LVDS.
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4-4-3 Digital Imaging Unit

Digital Imaging Unit consists of the following parts;
CPU part which controls whole ultrasound diagnostic equipment
Mass memory part which stores Ultrasound information
Scan converter part which converts Ultrasound information into SVGA signal in order to
display Viewing monitor
Interface circuit with the peripheral equipment
And this parts has the following features;
& Most of PC boards use a flash memory for the program ROM. The flash memory is
erasable and rewritable on the board.
& Mass memory part whose capacity is 65,536 records (Ver.3~: 524,288 records, B/W for
Stress Echo: 1,048,579 records) and length varies.
& Scan converter part which adopts 2 dimensional interpolation.
& RGB # NTSC/PAL CODEC by digital processing
In addition, the following module/unit are installed in DIU unit.
& Image Processor 2 board of KI/A-SMA, CW and WT unit: EU-9100 (Option, Ver.4.0.0.
and higher)
& Image Processor 3 board of Host Interface unit: EU-9102 (Option for Lite version)
& Peripheral I/O 2 board of DV-800 connection kit: PM-A10-H001/PM-A10-H001B
(Option, Ver.4.0.0 and higher, Only for M00950 and before)
& Peripheral I/O 2 board of DV I/O kit: PM-A10-H006 (Option, Only for M00951 and after)
& DV board of DV output kit: PM-A10-H007 (Option, Only for M00951 and after)
(DV board is mounted on Video Processor board)
BLVDS (Bus LVDS)

Tx/Rx unit sends the Rx data to DIU, every line. This transfer of Rx data use the defined
exclusive bus named Bus-LVDS. Bus-LVDS is prepared 4 separated data bus (called
“LINK”) for B/W, Color(Velocity/Power, Variance and property), Graphic and RF data.
After completed one Rx line, Tx/Rx unit outputs Record Trigger signal to DIU which need
processed data in order to pass beginning of data transfer to them, and receives Trigger
Ready signal from DIU, then send Rx data to DIU via Bus-LVDS,
Tx/Rx unit Digital Imaging unit
Timing Processor Beam Processor 1 Beam Processor 2 Image Processor 1 Image Processor 3
BLVDS BLVDS BLVDS BLVDS BLVDS

Tx Tx Tx Rx Rx
Record Trigger *
Target Ready ) (Ver.7~)
B/D
Color
Graphic
RF
Bus-LVDS
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Mass Memory part

Mass memory has the capacity of 65,536 (524,288 on Ver.3 and later) records (lines) for
B/W, Velocity, Variance and Property respectively and 458,752 (1,835,008 on Ver.3 and
later) records (lines) for Graphic data such as physiological data. In the case of Stress scan,
Mass memory has the capacity of 1,048,576 records (lines) by using mass memory for
both B/W and color. And it is used for real-time display, Cine memory’s
SEARCH/STORE/REVIEW and Mass Memory due to change the Gain for frozen image.
Further, there is the frame interpolation process (Frame Accelerator) for Velocity, which
makes color variation in time smooth at real-time display.
8 bits
Mass Memory for B/W 512

pixels B/W
65,536 lines (Ver.3~: 524,288 lines)

1,048,576 lines (Ver.3~, Stress Scan)
8 bits
512
pixels Velocity or Power
65,536 lines (Ver.3~: 524,288 lines)
4 bits
512
Mass Memory for Color pixels Variance
65,536 lines (Ver.3~: 524,288 lines)
4 bits
512
pixels Property
65,536 lines
16 bits
Mass Memory for Graphic 16

ECG, PCG etc.
bytes
458,752 lines (Ver.3~: 1,835,008) lines
Scan Converter part

Data from Mass Memory is converted to the display format, by 2 dimensional
interpolation and written into the display memory (video memory).
2 Dimensional Interpolation (with 4 points)
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On following display mode, the parameter of 2 dimensional interpolation changes to 16

points from 4 points.
- eFlow (ver.2.1~), Power CHE (Ver.4.0~), B/W (Ver.4.1~)
2 Dimensional Interpolation (with 16 points)
Data from Video Memory is read out in TV scan direction, then sent to Post Process part.
Post Process part (Video Process part)

The signal passes through the addition of Gray scale bar / Color bar / VCR counter display
/ heart mark, and decision of display priority, B/W enhancement and Color coding from
Velocity/Variance to RGB, then outputted to the Color TV monitor.
Further, there are Encoder/decoder circuit for VCR output/input, and the digital video
output circuit of Motion JPEG function.
The connectors on Peripheral I/O board output the signal to external printer and
input/output the signal for VCR.
CPU part
This CPU controls whole Ultrasound diagnostic equipment.
This CPU controls DIU and Connected with Tx/Rx unit via USC Bus. On the other hand,
the CPU is connected to Operation panel by serial communication by USB.
Timing generator part

The Video Processor board generates the timing for DIU and TV display monitor. The
Image Processor 1 board generates the Vector data for 2 dimensional interpolation.
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4-4-4 Physiological Signal Display unit PEU-ALPHA10*

Physio. Signal display unit consists of Amplifier part for physiological signal and A/D convert
part (Physio. Amp board)
Each physiological signal amplifies and converts from analog signal to digital signal on the
Physio amp board. Then these signals send to the Beam Processor 1 board as serial data. On the
beam processor 1 board, these data convert from serial to parallel, then adjust the sensitivity and
position. After that these data convert to graphic data, and then send to DIU part via Bus LVDS.
In addition, the Beam processor 1 board controls setting of Hum filter, PCG filter and Drift filter
on the physio. Amp board.
On the SSD-ALPHA10, Generation of ECG sound and R-Sync mark is processed on Video
Processor board.
Physio signal display unit PEU-ALPHA10* Block diagram
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4-4-5 Power Supply unit PSU-ALPHA10

The power supply unit is consists of Main-power supply unit (EU-6030*) to generated
low-voltage, Sub-Power supply unit (EU-6031*) to generated high-voltage and provides various
kinds of voltage that are required by main unit. It also provides the isolated power to the
peripherals (Recorders).
The transmission voltage (+/- 70V) for electric probes and High-voltage (+/- 90V) for HVS are
provided by sub-Power supply unit. The transmission voltage (+150V, Ver.3~) for mechanical
probes is controlled by the control signal (DATA0~5) from the main unit.
For the fuse location, refer to

the circuit diagram.
Power Supply unit PSU-ALPHA10 Block diagram (M00950 and before)
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For the fuse location, refer to

the circuit diagram.
Power Supply unit PSU-ALPHA10 Block diagram (M00951 and after)
In addition, the power on/off sequence is controlled by MPU on the Power I/O board follows;
& Power On sequence
1) When you turn on only the breaker switch, +5VSB and Ac output for DVD are
outputted.
2) When you turn on both beaker switch and Stand by switch, MPU on the Power I/O
board send Power-On signal to the CPU board.
3) After the CPU receive the Power-on signal, The CPU send ”PS_ON” signal to the MPU
on the Power I/O board.
4) After the MPU on the power I/O board receive the “PS_ON” signal, The MPU
send ”PWR_OK” signal to the Power supply unit. And then whole system start up.
& Power Off sequence

1) When you turn off the Stand by switch, MPU send “Power-off” signal to the operation
panel. And then the Operation panel send “PWR_OFF” signal to the CPU board via
USB.
2) After the CPU (Operation System) detects the “PWR_OFF” signal, System starts the
shutdown process.
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3) After the MPU detect shutdown completion information, the MPU send the power-off
signal to the power supply unit. Then turn SSD-ALPHA10’s power off except +5VSB
and AC output for DVD. In addition, MPU has the function to send the power-off signal
to the power supply unit after defined time, even if the CPU (Operation System) does
not shutdown fro whatever reason.
4-4-6 Viewing Color TV Monitor

The parts number of TV monitor is depending on the serial number as table below.
Serial number Input signal Parts number Notes
M01590 and Analog RGB IPC-1710* Available for AC100~120V and
earlier AC200V~240V
Resolution: SVGA
M01591 and TMDS (DVI) IPF-1901 Available for AC100~240V with
later AC adapter
Resolution: SVGA
(OPTION: for M01590 and
earlier)
IPC-1710*:
The CPU internally equipped switches the input power voltage 100V/200V. And this is 17
inches color CRT monitor only for SGVA.
This CPU is also providing the OSD (On-Screen Display) function, which enables the
monitor configuration on screen. Please refer to Section 6 for this function.
IPF-1901:
The CPU internally equipped, and switches the input power voltage 100V/200V with AC
adapter for this monitor. And this is 19 inches color LCD monitor only for SGVA.
This CPU is also providing the OSD (On-Screen Display) function. Please refer to Section
6 for this function.
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SERVICE MANUAL

Document Number : MN2-2008

Contents of SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL 1/2

Section 1 How to use this service manual page 1-1~1-4 (4 pages)

Section 2 PRECAUTIONS (read without fail) page 2-1~2-6 (6 pages)

Section 3 BEFORE REPAIRING page 3-1~3-12 (12 pages)

Section 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION page 4-1~4-102 (102 pages)

Section 5 SCHEMATICS page 5-1~5-208 (208 pages)

Storage drive unit EU-9098

Main power supply unit EU-6030*

AC/DC Converter Unit EP510500A*····································· 5 - 113

Sub power supply unit EU-6031*

Viewing Color TV monitor IPC-1710*

Viewing Color TV monitor IPF-1901

Operation Panel L-KEY-84*

EP513300EF (for L-KEY-84G~)···················· 5 - 187

Physio Signal display unit PEU-ALPHA10*

Independent probe connection unit EU-9110

Contents of SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL 2/2

Section 6 TROUBLE SHOOTING

Section 7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE

Section 8 PERFORMANCE CHECK

Section 9 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE

Section 10 PARTS LIST

Section 11 SERVICE INFORMATION

Appendix SSD-ALPHA10 SERVICE MANUAL Appendix

How to use this service manual

1-1 Service Manual

1-2 Contents of this Service Manual

#IMPORTANT# Always observe the manner specified for replacement, addition, or

1-3 Construction of This Service Manual

The structure of Service Manual is as follows:

1-4 Contents of Each Section

SECTION 1 How to use this service manual

Describes the purpose of the Service Manual.

SECTION 3 BEFORE REPAIRING

SECTION 4 PRINCIPLE OF SYSTEM OPERATION

SECTION 7 ADJUSTMENT PROCEDURE

SECTION 8 PERFORMANCE CHECK

SECTION 9 DISASSEMBLING PROCEDURE

SECTION 10 PARTS LIST

SECTION 11 SERVICE INFORMATION

Provides available information about maintenance service.

APPENDIX SERVICE MANUAL Appendix

2-1 Precautions Against Electrical Hazards to Serviceman

2-2 Precautions Against Mechanical Hazards to Serviceman

2-3 Precautions Against Germ Hazards to Serviceman

2-4 Precautions for Keeping Electrical Safety

1) Be sure to ground the equipment securely.

2-5 Precautions for Keeping Mechanical Safety

2-6 Precautions for Keeping Chemicals Safety

2-7 Preparation to be Made at Service Center

1) When called by a customer on the telephone, note the followings:

2-8 Care to be Taken in the Field

1) Check for trouble symptoms.

2-9 Precaution for Monitor repairing

2-10 Handling of S.M.D. PCBs

When handling a PCB, do not touch the IC unless it is necessary.

Do not give excessively large shocks to the PCB.