To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Mindray Medical Equipment monitor displays characters but no images?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment monitor shows characters but no images, there might be a few reasons. First, ensure that the transmission power, overall gain, or TGC controls are properly adjusted. Second, verify that the probe is correctly and fully connected. Finally, check if the system is in freeze status and, if so, unfreeze the image.
Why is the image quality degraded on my Mindray Medical Equipment?
If the image quality on your Mindray Medical Equipment is degraded, consider these potential causes. It could be due to an incorrect exam mode, so select an appropriate one. Also, the image post-processing settings might be off, so adjust them or reset to default. Lastly, inappropriate image presets could be the issue; try resetting to the factory default presets.
How to fix a blank image on Mindray Medical Equipment even when the power indicator is on?
If the power indicator is on but the Mindray Medical Equipment monitor image is blank, the interval between turning off and restarting the system might be too short. Turn off the system and wait at least one minute before restarting. Also, the monitor brightness or contrast may be improperly set. Adjust the monitor brightness and contrast back to the factory defaults.
General| Brand | Mindray |
|---|---|
| Model | Anesus Zeus |
| Category | Diagnostic Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains various safety symbols used in the manual for user understanding.
Provides critical safety guidelines for system operation and user protection.
Defines the system's intended applications and clinical areas of use.
Details the system's safety classifications regarding electric shock and ingress protection.
Lists essential technical specifications including imaging modes, power, and environmental conditions.
Outlines standard configurations, available probes, and optional accessories.
Describes the function and purpose of each major component of the system.
Explains the layout and function of the system's control panel buttons and interfaces.
Provides instructions for safely moving and positioning the ultrasound system.
Details the procedure for connecting the system to a power source or battery.
Covers the correct procedures for powering the system on and off, including standby.
Guides on configuring system-wide settings like region, language, and date/time.
Allows customization of exam modes and probe assignments for specific applications.
Enables setting default measurement tools and parameters for various applications.
Explains DICOM connectivity settings for image storage, printing, and worklist management.
Details configuration of wireless LAN and network settings for connectivity.
Outlines procedures for system maintenance, including data backup and software updates.
Covers drive encryption, data wiping, and anti-virus software for system security.
Describes how to store, manage, and export image files using various media.
Covers procedures for importing, exporting, and managing patient exam reports.
Explains how to search, view, and manage patient data within the iStation system.
Provides information on available probes, their intended use, and environmental conditions.
Details procedures and precautions for using biopsy needles and guided brackets.
Guides on inspecting and installing various needle-guided bracket models.
Outlines routine daily tasks for cleaning and checking system components.
Provides solutions for common system malfunctions and error messages.
Explains the setup and operation of the 1-D barcode reader.
Details the setup and operation of the 2-D barcode reader.
Covers setup and configuration for JADAK barcode readers.
Tests related to the power cord plug, pins, and strain relief.
Visual and contextual checks for enclosure, accessories, and labeling.
Procedures and limits for earth resistance, enclosure, and patient leakage current tests.
Guides on connecting to and using the wireless network feature.
Explains how to configure the system's IP address for network connectivity.
Discusses bioeffects, prudent use, and ALARA principles for ultrasound exposure.
Explains Mechanical and Thermal Index values and their display for monitoring exposure.
Covers how to adjust acoustic power settings for optimal image quality and safety.
