Connectivity and Accessories
66 EchoNous Bladder & Vein User Guide
System connectivity
Power sources
During operation, the System is electrically powered by an internal battery. The battery can be recharged by a
mains-powered supply via the provided power supplies (chargers). The battery can be recharged on any of the
three EchoNous AI Stations via the EchoNous HUB.
Internal battery
The EchoNous System Display contains an internal battery.
• Do not touch any device connectors while in physical contact with
the patient.
• The ultrasound probes are connected to an Android display running
EchoNous System software to configure a medical system. The
Android display is certified as a component of a medical electrical
system to EN IEC 60601-1 Edition 3.1.
• Do not connect the EchoNous System display to external computers
or peripherals using the USB port unless the System is outside the
patient area. Failure to comply with these guidelines may result in
electric shock.
• Mounting the EchoNous System display on the EchoNous AI Station
or MODO Stand is configuring a medical electrical system. Only use
the EchoNous AI Station or MODO Stand accessory (P006259,
P004013, or P005149).
• Only connect accessories or items that are specified as being
compatible with the EchoNous System. Contact EchoNous customer
support or your EchoNous distributor for information on compatible
accessories and systems.
• Connecting electrical equipment to a Multiple Socket Outlet (MSO)
effectively leads to creating a medical electrical system, and can result
in a reduced level of safety.
• MSOs provided with the medical electrical system (if provided with
the medical electrical system) are to be used only for supplying power
to the tablet display and optional printer in non-operating mode.
• Risk of shock or personal injury when connecting any equipment that
has not been supplied as a part of the medical electrical system to the
MSO.
• Do not connect an additional MSO or extension cord to the medical
electrical system.
• Only use MSOs provided with the medical electrical system (if
provided with the medical electrical system) for supplying power to
equipment that is intended to form part of the medical electrical
system.
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