SonoAccess videos are best viewed using a Wi-Fi or 3G data connection. Depending on the location and signal strength of your data connection, the quality of your download experience can vary, but the quality of the video will remain constant. Using 2G data connections to view SonoAccess videos is only viable in strong, stable signal areas.
SonoAccess videos are best viewed using a Wi-Fi or 3G data connection. Depending on the location and signal strength of your data connection, the quality of your download experience can vary, but the quality of the video will remain constant. 2G works slowly in strong, stable signal areas and is not recommended otherwise.
If your data connection is disrupted while the SonoAccess app is communicating with our servers, you may see this error message. Tap OK and continue using SonoAccess. If you continue to see this error, verify that you have a strong and stable data connection in your current location.
The SonoAccess application supports the iPhone device standard single tap, double tap, and “pinch” motion to zoom in or out on any document, including case study PDF files, image files, or guide PDF files.
At this time, SonoAccess videos, documents, and images are only available on demand with a mobile data connection or via the Web.
Note: Use the Share button to share SonoAccess content with yourself or others for review on a personal computer.
SonoAccess videos use a high-quality Apple QuickTime® encoding to ensure that you can clearly see the sonographic images within in the video. Download speeds can vary from less than 5 seconds on Wi-Fi or a strong 3G signal, to an average of 15 seconds on 3G. Downloads on a weak 3G or a strong 2G connection can take up to 30 seconds or longer, in rare cases.
The Title row turns blue and an activity wheel displays to indicate the selected video is downloading to your device. The SonoAccess application uses progressive download technology over an international content delivery network to deliver the videos to you on demand. Look for the activity wheels in the title bar and progress bar on the video player for status of the download. The player automatically launches the video when it is ready.
Tap the item’s thumbnail image or title. If you have a strong 3G connection, documents, images, and links should open within a few seconds. Videos will take longer to load.
Starting with version 1.1, SonoAccess identifies new content that was published within the last 30 days. In SonoAccess version 1.2, after you view a new item, the item will cease to have the “New” overlay and the badge count on the SonoAccess home icon will decrease by 1.