Why does my EDAN Medical Equipment switch off abruptly?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment is abruptly switching off, there could be several reasons. It might be due to a faulty power supply, in which case you should replace the power supply. Another cause could be poor contact in the power input, so you should check the power input. The main control board or the boot interface board could also be faulty, requiring replacement.
What to do if EDAN Medical Equipment doesn't identify USB device?
If your EDAN Medical Equipment isn't recognizing a U disk or other USB device, the drive itself might be failing, consider replacing the USB device. Alternatively, the connecting cable could be damaged or loose, so replace or tighten the connecting cable. In some cases, the main control board might be damaged, requiring replacement.
Why is the EMG signal unstable on my EDAN Medical Equipment?
An unstable EMG signal in EDAN Medical Equipment can occur if the electrodes have been used too many times, are dirty, have poor adhesion, or are polarized. Also, the patient’s skin may be dry and cracked, or have too much scurf or hair, increasing skin impedance. To resolve this, wipe the attached position and the surface of the electrodes with normal saline, or replace the electrodes.
What causes abdomen channel disconnection in EDAN PA?
If the abdomen channel is disconnected on your EDAN Medical Equipment, it could be due to several factors. The electrodes may have been used too many times, are dirty, have poor adhesion or polarization. In that case, wipe the attached position and the surface of the electrodes with normal saline, or replace the electrodes. Another cause might be that the electrodes are not provided by EDAN, leading to poor contact. In that case, use electrodes provided by EDAN or electrodes that are suitable.
Why does the pelvic channel disconnect on my EDAN Medical Equipment?
If the pelvic channel is disconnected on your EDAN Medical Equipment, it might be because the vagina or rectum sensor is very loose, leading to poor contact. Adjust the sensor in the vagina or rectum, guide the patient to tighten the vagina or rectum, and then check whether the prompt of falling off is closed. Also, the electrodes may not be provided by EDAN, causing poor contact. In that case, use electrodes provided by EDAN or electrodes that are suitable.
What to do if EMG signal is too high on EDAN PA?
If the EMG signal is higher than expected on your EDAN Medical Equipment, it may be because the patient is nervous or their position is incorrect. Guide the patient to relax and adjust their position.
Why is skin impedance changing when using non-EDAN electrodes with EDAN Medical Equipment?
If the electrodes used with your EDAN Medical Equipment are not provided by EDAN, and the contact of the electrode connector is poor, leading to changes in skin impedance, use electrodes provided by EDAN or electrodes that are suitable.
Describes the purpose of the manual and user obligations for safe operation.
Defines the manufacturer's responsibility for equipment safety, reliability, and performance.
Lists the product name and available models of the system.
Explains key concepts and symbols like WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE.
Describes the system's intended purpose and specific applications.
Lists medical conditions or situations where the system should not be used.
Provides essential warnings and cautions for safe operation of the device.
Explains key terms and displays symbols used throughout the manual.
Illustrates and labels the main components of the system for identification.
A warning regarding the maximum load capacity of the storage basket.
Details the various interfaces and controls on the front, left, and right sides.
Describes the bottom components and explains the system's charge and AC indicators.
Provides specifications and connection information for the sensor cable.
Instructions for using reusable and disposable vagina sensors.
Instructions for using the reusable rectum sensor.
Instructions for using the stress probe for pelvic floor muscle measurement.
Details on how to replace the battery and associated safety warnings.
Explains how to check battery status and procedures for charging the battery.
Guidelines for maintaining battery performance and proper storage conditions.
Procedures for checking battery health and instructions for responsible recycling.
Steps for unpacking, checking components, and connecting the AC power supply.
Detailed instructions on how to switch the system on and off safely.
Guides on connecting patients and proper placement of adhesive electrodes.
Explains how to use control knobs to adjust the current intensity.
Describes system response and actions when sensors detach during use.
Initial steps for launching the software and logging in.
Description of the primary screen and navigation to functional modules.
Includes adding, searching, and viewing patient records.
Overview of the assessment types and how to initiate an assessment.
Details the various assessment types and their respective durations.
Explanation of the Free Training feature within assessments.
Details the phases and procedure for the Quick Screening assessment.
Describes the procedures for EMG Screening and EMG Assessment.
Details the Pressure Assessment and Lumbago Assessment procedures.
Explains the Sexual Function and Cough Reflex assessment procedures.
Instructions for viewing, printing, and saving assessment reports.
Introduction to predefined treatment protocols including Intelligent and Fixed types.
Steps for selecting and generating an Intelligent Protocol based on patient data.
Process for selecting a predefined Fixed Protocol for treatment.
Explanation of MVC detection and various protocol treatment methods.
Details on configuring custom Electro-Stim and ETS treatment protocols.
Instructions for setting up custom Biostim Feedback and Kegel protocols.
Guides for Scene Training and Breath Relaxation custom treatment modes.
Details on using custom Game and Dilation treatment protocols.
User guide to assemble and adjust customized protocols based on patient needs.
Instructions for using the Double Person Mode in general rehabilitation.
Instructions for using the Single Person Mode in general rehabilitation.
Details on modifying patient information and patient records.
Options for configuring user profiles, hospital name, and application.
Procedures for editing user information and adjusting login preferences.
Covers interface, channel, and other general system settings.
Customizing visual elements and configuring sensor channels.
Includes date format, training time, phase interval, and factory configuration restore.
Managing treatment protocols, including adding, viewing, and exporting.
Procedures for backing up, rebuilding, and updating the system database.
Configuration for WiFi, Bluetooth, and NFC wireless connections.
Guidelines for system maintenance, including visual and routine inspections.
Daily tasks for maintaining the workstation and system integrity.
Essential safety precautions for cleaning reusable and disposable accessories.
General advice and precautions for cleaning the main unit and accessories.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the main unit and sensors.
Methods and disinfectants for cleaning reusable accessories.
Checks required after cleaning and disinfecting equipment.
Recommendations for storing and transporting the product.
Details the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Provides contact details for service, maintenance, and technical questions.
Defines operating and storage conditions like temperature and humidity.
Lists dimensions, weight, power supply, and compliance standards.
Details the performance parameters for EMG, electrical stimulation, and pressure.
Provides specifications for the rechargeable lithium-ion battery.
Solutions for issues related to abruptly switching off or failure to start.
Troubleshooting steps for when a USB disk or device cannot be identified.
Guides to resolve issues causing unstable EMG signal readings.
Troubleshooting steps for when abdomen or pelvic channels detach.
Information regarding the system's electromagnetic emissions compliance.
Guidance on the system's immunity to electromagnetic disturbances.
EMC compliance for voltage variations on power supply lines.
Guidance on RF immunity and recommended separation distances.
Specifications for conducted and radiated RF immunity tests.
Table detailing test specifications for RF wireless communications equipment immunity.
A warning to use only parts supplied by the manufacturer.
Lists part numbers for accessories like sensor cables and probes.
General| Model Series | PA Series |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | EDAN |
| Optional Parameters | EtCO2, IBP |
| Display | Color TFT LCD |
| ECG | 3/5-lead ECG |
| NIBP | NIBP (Non-Invasive Blood Pressure) |
| RESP | Respiration |
| PR | Pulse Rate |
| Data Storage | Trend data |
| Alarm | Visual and audible alarms |
| Power Supply | AC Power, Rechargeable Battery |
| Screen Size | 12.1 inches |
| Resolution | 800 x 600 |
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