What to do if GE MAC 5 A4 Measuring Instruments memory is full and ECG cannot be saved?
If you encounter a 'Memory is full. This ECG cannot be saved' message on your GE Measuring Instruments, it means the device's storage capacity is completely full. To resolve this, transmit patient reports to the configured destinations and then delete these transmitted reports from the Files list. This will create additional storage space on your device.
What to do if GE Measuring Instruments memory is full and new ECGs cannot be saved?
If your GE Measuring Instruments displays 'Memory is full. New ECGs cannot be saved,' it indicates that the device's storage is at its maximum capacity. To fix this, transmit patient reports to the designated destinations and then proceed to delete the transmitted reports from the Files list. This action will free up storage space, allowing you to save new ECGs.
What to do if GE Measuring Instruments memory is full?
If your GE Measuring Instruments shows a 'Memory is full' message, this indicates that the device storage capacity is between 99% and 100%. To free up space, transmit patient reports to the configured destinations, and then delete the transmitted reports from the Files list.
How to free memory on GE MAC 5 A4 Measuring Instruments?
If your GE Measuring Instruments is displaying the warning: Approaching % of ECG storage limit, it means that the device storage capacity is approaching 80% or 90% because patient reports are being added to the Files list. You should transmit patient reports to configured destinations and delete the transmitted reports from the Files list to create additional storage space.
Why does my GE MAC 5 A4 say 'Battery error. Attach power cord. Contact Service'?
If your GE Measuring Instruments displays a 'Battery error. Attach power cord. Contact Service' message, it could be due to a power sensor failure or a battery capacity sensor failure. Replace the battery. If the error persists after replacing the battery, contact your GE Healthcare Service Support representative.
What to do if GE MAC 5 A4 Measuring Instruments says 'Battery unknown error'?
If you receive a 'Battery unknown error' on your GE Measuring Instruments, it means that an unexpected battery error has occurred. Replace the battery. If the error continues, contact your GE Healthcare Service Support representative.
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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | MAC 5 A4 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains the physical layout and components visible on the front of the MAC 5 device.
Details the connectors and ports located on the side and rear panels of the MAC 5 device.
Describes the main interface for ECG data acquisition and its key elements.
Outlines the various options and functions available within the device's user menu.
Explains how to interpret the battery indicator and understand charging status.
Step-by-step guide for correctly installing the device's battery.
Instructions on how to connect the device to an AC power source.
Guide for attaching and setting up an optional external barcode reader.
Procedure for configuring the printer module for different paper sizes.
Overviews the different methods supported for user authentication on the device.
Details the process of entering credentials to access the device's functions.
Instructions for modifying user passwords according to defined security requirements.
Describes how to reset the device to factory default settings.
Explains how to view and update patient data on the device.
Outlines the procedure for initiating a new ECG test for a patient.
Details the methods available for inputting patient demographic data.
Guide on retrieving patient data via external system queries.
Explains the tool for monitoring and ensuring good lead signal quality during acquisition.
Describes the two modes for acquiring ECG data: pre-acquisition and post-acquisition.
Step-by-step instructions for manually initiating ECG data recording.
Procedure for reviewing and deciding whether to save an ECG report.
Guide for capturing and processing continuous rhythm data.
Instructions on how to refresh the order list manually.
Details on organizing and narrowing down the displayed orders.
Steps for linking a specific order to a patient's ECG test.
Explains the different states an order can have within the system.
Guide to accessing and viewing saved ECG or rhythm reports.
Procedure for sending saved reports to a configured destination.
Instructions for modifying patient data within saved reports.
Steps for removing patient reports from the device's file list.
How to view pending, successful, or failed transmission jobs.
Procedure for removing specific tasks from the queue.
Steps to re-attempt failed report transmission jobs.
Instructions on how to access the list of recent patients.
Guide to associating a patient record with an ongoing test.
Introduction to the device's settings menu and its main sections.
Detailed options for customizing ECG acquisition, filters, and interpretations.
Instructions for setting up wired and wireless network connectivity.
Guide for managing user accounts, roles, and security privileges.
Options for device parameters, storage, and factory defaults.
Guidelines for proper storage of thermal paper to ensure print quality and longevity.
Procedure for cleaning the printer's heating element to resolve functionality issues.
Instructions for charging the device's internal battery.
Step-by-step guide for safely replacing the device's battery.
General recommendations for cleaning and disinfecting the device safely.
Table outlining the recommended schedule for device maintenance.
Detailed procedures for cleaning the device and its associated trolley.
Lists common system messages, their potential causes, and troubleshooting solutions.
Identifies potential issues during ECG data acquisition and their resolutions.
Details common printer malfunctions and troubleshooting steps.
Lists errors related to transmitting patient reports and how to resolve them.
Solutions for problems encountered with USB storage devices.
Describes the various supported 12-lead ECG report layouts available.
Explains the structure and content of rhythm reports.
Details the layout and information presented in Full Disclosure reports.
Steps for proper skin preparation to ensure good ECG signal quality.
Guidance on correct placement of electrodes for ECG acquisition.
Lists and describes the fields available for patient data entry.
Details the specific fields used for clinical trial data.
Guide for installing the MUSEAPI3 software on MUSE servers.
Specific steps for installing MUSEAPI3 on v8 server environments.
Specific steps for installing MUSEAPI3 on v9 server environments.
Instructions on modifying communication protocols for MUSEAPI3.
Steps for configuring the DCP port for CardioSoft v7.0 communication.
Verification procedure for successful ECG data transmission to MUSE.
Steps to confirm downloading orders from the MUSE system.
Details the physical characteristics of the device models (A4, A5, Lite).
Technical data related to the device's screen and touchscreen.
Information about the printer's technology, speed, and paper handling.
Power supply and input voltage requirements for the device.
Details regarding the device's rechargeable battery.
Technical parameters for capturing ECG signals.
Operating conditions including temperature and humidity.
Electrical safety classifications and protection ratings.
Supported wireless and wired network standards and protocols.
Defines the purpose and target user population for the MAC 5 ECG Analysis System.
Specifies the medical conditions and settings for which the device is indicated.
Alerts users to potential risks associated with the device's operation and environment.
Information on potential interference and compliance with EMC standards.
Details the device's classification according to IEC 60601-1 standards.
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