To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Mediana Medical Equipment that will not turn on?
If your Mediana Medical Equipment won't turn on, first check the batteries. Ensure they are present, correctly oriented, and not discharged. Also, verify the connection between the batteries and the Main board to rule out any battery terminal connection errors.
Why are the pulse rate and % SpO2 values on my Mediana P10 erratic?
If the pulse rate and %SpO2 values displayed on your Mediana Medical Equipment are erratic, intermittent, or incorrect, first reposition the sensor to ensure it is correctly placed. Also, the patient must remain still to obtain an accurate measurement, as patient motion or poor perfusion can affect the readings.
What to do if my Mediana P10 alarm sounds for no reason?
If your Mediana Medical Equipment's alarm is sounding for no apparent reason, it may be due to damage from moisture or spilled liquid. Allow the unit to dry thoroughly before use. If the issue persists, replace the Main Board.
How to fix the audible alarm on Mediana P10 if it does not operate?
If the audible alarm on your Mediana Medical Equipment isn't working, check if alarm silence has been activated and cancel it.
What to do if my Mediana P10 Medical Equipment will not read finger sensor?
If your Mediana Medical Equipment isn't reading the finger sensor and the red light inside the sensor is off, the finger sensor may not be functioning properly. Replace the finger sensor. Also, check the connection between the MD2 module and the Main board.
Why is the display on my Mediana P10 abnormal?
If the display on your Mediana Medical Equipment is abnormal, it could indicate that the unit has been damaged. In this case, you should change the Main MCU or the Main board.
What to do if some segments or icons are missing on Mediana P10 Medical Equipment display?
If some segments or icons are missing on your Mediana Medical Equipment display, it means that the LCD is broken. You should change the Main board.
Alerts users to potential serious outcomes and equipment damage.
Details the purpose and recommended environments for the P10 pulse oximeter.
Details specific precautions regarding operation, storage, fluids, and electrical safety.
Alerts users to potential serious outcomes like death or injury to patients or users.
Details precautions regarding equipment use, fluid spills, and battery replacement.
Details the purpose and recommended environments for the P10 pulse oximeter.
Identifies and describes the buttons and display elements on the front of the unit.
Identifies the battery cover on the rear panel.
Describes the hold key and speaker on the side panels.
Identifies the SpO2 sensor port and data port connector.
Explains the various indicators and values shown on the P10 display.
Provides instructions for examining the unit upon receipt and handling potential damage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for correctly installing batteries into the unit.
Details the procedure and precautions for attaching the SpO2 sensor.
Describes the visual and audible alerts for low battery power.
Covers essential warnings about patient surveillance, accessory use, and sensor application.
Details the procedure for powering on the P10 unit and initial checks.
Explains indicators when searching for pulse and when the sensor is off the patient.
Describes the indicator displayed when the sensor is not connected to the P10.
Explains the interference indicator and its potential impact on measurements.
Describes the sensor failure indicator and when it appears.
Explains the loss of pulse indicator when the SpO2 signal is not detected.
Provides instructions on how to set the date and time on the P10 unit.
Details the tone pitch and beep patterns for different alarm priorities.
Provides a test procedure to verify alarm functionality.
Details how to set the lower and upper alarm limits for SpO2.
Guides the user through setting the current and changing the low SpO2 alarm limit.
Guides the user through setting the current and changing the high SpO2 alarm limit.
Details how to set the lower and upper alarm limits for pulse rate.
Explains how to silence audible alarms and switch between silence states.
Explains how to silence beep tones and manage silence states.
Summarizes the menu structure for setting alarms, modes, and intervals.
Details how patient data is stored and obtained via the data port and PC.
Explains how to connect the P10 to a PC using an RS-232 cable.
Provides a detailed list of menu selections for configuration and data management.
Details the process of transmitting patient data to a connected computer.
Guides the user through configuring the RS-232 settings for data transfer.
Explains how to view patient trend information in a tabular format on the PC.
Lists error codes and provides guidance for resolving common issues.
Details how to adjust the time interval for saving trend data.
Explains how to view spot check trend information by ID.
Provides guidance on recycling and disposing of the unit and its components.
Details the procedure for returning the P10 and accessories for repair or service.
Recommends performing safety checks every 24 months for optimal performance.
Details how to safely clean the unit's exterior surfaces.
Provides essential precautions for handling, charging, and storing batteries.
Lists common problems and suggestions for corrective actions.
Provides a table to check and resolve common alarm conditions.
Details precautions regarding electromagnetic interference and device compliance.
Provides guidance on contacting technical support and ordering manuals.
Explains the underlying technology and principles of pulse oximetry used by the unit.
Lists the configurable parameters and their default settings.
Details the screen size, type, and the unit's control buttons.
Provides specifications for the unit's electrical requirements and battery performance.
Specifies the temperature, humidity, and altitude ranges for operation and storage.
Details the tone pitch, pulse width, and repetitions for different alarm priorities.
Details tone characteristics for alarm reminders, key beeps, and POST tones.
Details the range and accuracy for SpO2 and pulse rate measurements.
Describes the types of trend data stored and its tabular format.
Lists compliance with various medical device directives and quality system standards.
Details compliance with standards for biological evaluation, EMC, and reliability.
Lists compliance with standards for device labeling and marking requirements.
Declares compliance with electromagnetic emission standards and the suitable environment.
Details immunity levels for electrostatic discharge, transients, surge, and voltage variations.
Details immunity levels for power frequency magnetic fields and conducted RF.
Details immunity levels for radiated RF fields and guidance on separation distances.
Provides recommended separation distances based on transmitter power for RF equipment.
Lists compliance of non-terminated RS-232 and SpO2 sensor cables with EMC standards.
General| Brand | Mediana |
|---|---|
| Model | P10 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
