BeneVision N1 - User Manual

Questions and Answers

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Jenny LongAug 3, 2025
What to do if multiple BeneVision Medical Equipment patient monitors are disconnected intermittently?
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  Christina AlexanderAug 3, 2025
  If multiple BeneVision medical equipment patient monitors are disconnecting intermittently, consider these potential causes and solutions: * Damaged APs: Ensure that the APs have been turned on and are operating properly. * Strong Interference: Use a network survey tool to check for strong interference. Remove any obvious sources of interference or adjust the WLAN deployment to meet the requirements. * Insufficient Signal Coverage: Use a network survey tool to assess the signal coverage. If coverage is insufficient in certain areas, adjust the location of the AP or add additional APs.
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Aaron HansenAug 8, 2025
How to fix radio interference with BeneVision Medical Equipment?
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  barajaskyleAug 8, 2025
  To address radio interference with your BeneVision medical equipment, use a network survey tool to check for any radio interference. Remove obvious interference sources or adjust the WLAN deployment to meet the requirements.
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George MckinneyAug 12, 2025
What to do if all BeneVision Medical Equipment patient monitors are disconnected intermittently?
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  eoneillAug 13, 2025
  If all BeneVision medical equipment patient monitors are disconnecting intermittently, the wired network may not be configured properly. Use a wired patient monitor to check the wired network configuration and ensure that the WLAN bandwidth configured on the switch is sufficient, with a 50% surplus.
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Nicholas DyerAug 18, 2025
How to fix BeneVision Medical Equipment patient monitor disconnected intermittently?
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  williamruizAug 18, 2025
  If a single BeneVision medical equipment patient monitor is disconnecting intermittently, here are a few things to check: * Coverage Area: Determine the position of disconnection and check if the Wi-Fi signal strength is greater than –65 dBm. * Patient Monitor Failure: Check if the patient monitor is easily disconnected at the same position. If this problem persists after restarting the patient monitor, return it to Mindray for repair. * IP Address Conflict: Check if the patient monitor displays a message about an IP address conflict. Also, check if an IP address is assigned to multiple devices.
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carpentersusanAug 23, 2025
How to fix BeneVision Medical Equipment not connecting to AP?
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  Charles LawsonAug 23, 2025
  If your BeneVision medical equipment patient monitor cannot connect to the AP and the Wi-Fi signal icon displays an 'X', it could be due to the following reasons: * The nearby AP is not turned on. Ensure that the AP has been turned on and belongs to the VLAN where the patient monitor is. * The patient monitor is not within the AP coverage area. Move the patient monitor to the AP coverage area and then turn it on. Make sure that the RSSI value displayed on the patient monitor is greater than -65 dBm, and that the co-channel interference complies with the requirements.
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Sandra JonesOct 28, 2025
Why BeneVision Medical Equipment patient monitor cannot connect to central monitoring system?
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  Felicia PatrickOct 28, 2025
  There are several reasons why your BeneVision medical equipment patient monitor might fail to connect to the central monitoring system: * The patient monitor may not have permission to access the central monitoring system. In this case, allow the patient monitor to access the central monitoring system. * The patient monitor may not be obtaining an IP address because the IP addresses in the IP address pool on the DHCP server have been exhausted. To resolve this, connect another network device to the central monitoring system to check if an IP address can be obtained. If this doesn't work, contact your IT department. * There could be conflicting static IP addresses. Check if the patient monitor displays a message about an IP address conflict, and ensure each network device has a uniqu...

Summary

Preface and Manual Overview

Manual Purpose

Details on assembling, disassembling, testing, and troubleshooting for effective repair.

Intended Audience

For biomedical engineers, technicians, and service representatives.

Passwords for Access

Lists passwords for accessing different modes like User, Configuration, Factory maintenance, and Demo.

Safety Guidelines and Symbols

Safety Information Definitions

Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE symbols used in the manual.

DANGER Hazard Statement

Indicates imminent hazard resulting in death or serious injury if not avoided.

WARNING Hazard Statement

Indicates potential hazard or unsafe practice resulting in death, serious injury, or property damage.

CAUTION Hazard Statement

Indicates potential hazard or unsafe practice resulting in minor personal injury or product/property damage.

Theory of Operation

Monitor Overview

Describes the monitor's function, intended use in healthcare, and transport.

Front Panel View

Identifies front panel components like alarm lamp, sensor, display, and battery LEDs.

Right Panel View

Identifies right panel components: power switch, CO2 ports, ECG, SpO2, NIBP, IBP, and temp connectors.

System Composition

Lists system components: main unit, dock, rack, modules, displays, adapter, and peripherals.

Main Unit System Structure

Details the system structure of the N1 main unit with its boards and modules.

WLAN Installation and Configuration

WLAN Installation Introduction

Describes installing the Mindray patient monitor using a wireless local area network (WLAN).

Network Deployment Process

Outlines the steps for deploying a WLAN for the patient monitor in a hospital.

Network Requirements

Details the necessary requirements for wireless network coverage and AP capacity.

Troubleshooting WLAN Issues

Resolves common issues with Wi-Fi connection, IP address, and network connectivity.

Unpacking and Installation Procedures

Installation Site Preparations

Checks required for installation site: safety, power, and network.

Environmental Requirements

Specifies working and storage/transport environmental conditions for units and modules.

Electrical Power Requirements

Details power input specifications for the adapter, transport dock, and N1 dock.

Testing and Maintenance Procedures

Preventative Maintenance Overview

Lists key items for preventative maintenance: visual inspection, NIBP, and CO2 tests.

Recommended Maintenance Frequency

Specifies the frequency for various checks and maintenance items.

NIBP Test Procedures

Covers NIBP leakage and accuracy tests, including tools and procedures.

Electrical Safety Testing

Warning and overview of electrical safety testing compliance.

Factory Maintenance Access

Accessing the factory maintenance menu and its options.

Troubleshooting Guide

Troubleshooting Common Error Messages

Lists common error messages, their severity, clearing methods, and causes/countermeasures.

Power-On;Off Failure Resolution

Addresses issues with turning the monitor on or off.

Display Failure Resolution

Resolves problems related to the monitor's display screen.

Wi-Fi Connection Troubleshooting

Resolves issues with Wi-Fi connection availability and stability.

Hardware and Software Upgrades

Hardware Upgrade Procedures

Details IBP and Wi-Fi hardware upgrades.

Software Upgrade Methods

Describes upgrading software via PC network or USB drive.

USB Drive Upgrade Guide

Procedures for preparing, inserting, triggering, and selecting files for USB upgrade.

Repair and Disassembly Instructions

Disassembly Preparations and Tools

Essential preparations and required tools before disassembling the monitor.

Disassembling N1 Main Unit (with CO2)

Steps for disassembling the main unit, starting with the battery.

Removing the Main Board

Steps for removing the main board.

Disassembling N1 Dock Components

Steps for removing N1 Dock components like housing, boards, and modules.

Disassembling N1 Modular Rack

Steps for removing N1 Modular Rack components.

Parts Identification and Lists

Introduction to Parts

Helps identify parts for disassembly and replacement using exploded views and part numbers.

Main Unit (without CO2) Parts List

List of parts, order numbers, and descriptions for the main unit.

Main Unit (with CO2) Parts List

List of parts, order numbers, and descriptions for the main unit with CO2.

Terminology Definitions

BeneVision N1 Specifications

General

Resolution	1280 x 800 pixels
Connectivity	Ethernet, USB
Display Type	TFT LCD
Wireless Communication	Wi-Fi
Patient Monitoring Parameters	ECG, Respiration, SpO2, NIBP, Temperature
Operating Temperature	0°C to 40°C
Storage Temperature	-20 to 60 °C (-4 to 140 °F)
Relative Humidity	15% to 95% (non-condensing)

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