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Quick Card
Measure
1.
Press Measure (18) on the control panel.
The Measurement menu is displayed, showing the
measurement category for the current application.
To change Measurement category:
1.
Select the heading in the Measurement menu and
choose another category.
NOTE: This can also be done from the Touch panel.
To perform measurements from a study:
1.
Select the study (folder) in the Measurement menu.
NOTE: This can also be done from the Touch panel.
2.
Perform the measurement. Follow the instructions
displayed on screen
Caliper
1.
Press Caliper (18) on the Control panel and
select the desired measurement tool.
2.
Perform
the
measurement.
instructions displayed on screen.
Vivid S60 / S70
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the
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Store
Storing an image:
1.
While scanning in any mode, press Freeze.
2.
With the trackball, scroll through the cineloop and
select the required image.
3.
Press Store (19)
Storing a cineloop:
1.
While scanning, press Store.
2.
If desired, select and adjust the cineloop to store
using the cineloop controls on the touch panel.
3.
Press Store (19) to save the cineloop.
NOTE: The system can be configured to perform either
• Retrospective storage: while scanning press Store to
store
the last elapsed defined number of cycles/seconds.
• Prospective storage: while scanning press Store to
start storage of the forthcoming defined number of
cycles/ seconds.
The user can also configure the system to preview the
cineloop before storage or save the cineloop directly.
To configure the cineloop storage go to 'Global imaging
settings' .
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