How to fix degraded image quality on Mindray Medical Equipment?
If the image quality is degraded on your Mindray Medical Equipment, there are several potential solutions: * Ensure that you have selected the correct exam mode. * Adjust the image post-processing settings or reset them to the default values. * Reset the factory default presets.
What to do if my Mindray Medical Equipment monitor displays characters but no images?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment monitor displays characters and menus but no images, consider the following: 1. Adjust the transmission power, gain, or TGC control. 2. Ensure the probe is properly connected. 3. Unfreeze the image, as the system may be in a frozen state.
How to troubleshoot a Mindray Medical Equipment when the power indicator doesn't light up?
If the power indicator on your Mindray Medical Equipment does not light up after turning on the power supply, it could be due to an abnormal power system or incorrect connection of the power cord. Check the following: * Ensure the system is properly plugged in. * Verify that the system circuit breaker is in the Up position. * Make sure the plug is not loose or dislodged from the back of the system.
Why is my Mindray Medical Equipment monitor on but the screen is blank?
If the power indicator of your Mindray Medical Equipment monitor is on, but the image is blank, try the following: * Turn off the system and wait at least one minute before restarting it. The interval between turning off and restarting may be too short. * Adjust the monitor's brightness and contrast settings back to their factory defaults.
General| Touch Screen | Yes |
|---|---|
| Hard Drive | 500 GB |
| 3D/4D Imaging | Yes |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Operating Temperature | +10°C to +40°C |
| Atmospheric Pressure | 700 hPa to 1060 hPa |
| Imaging Modes | B, M, Color Doppler, Power Doppler |
| Probes | Convex, Linear, Phased Array |
| Connectivity | DICOM, USB, Ethernet |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Display | 15-inch color LCD |
Details warranty exclusions and limitations, including transportation or other charges.
Contact details for Mindray's Customer Service Department and EC Representative.
Covers customer responsibilities, warranty exclusions, system usage, and data backup.
Provides guidance on understanding and operating the diagnostic ultrasound system.
Explains the signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE, Tips) used in the manual.
Details the contents of various operator's manuals and notes on manual variations.
Explains conventions used for describing software interfaces, buttons, and menus.
Highlights feature differences across various product models with a compatibility table.
Details the system's classification regarding electrical shock and water ingress protection.
Defines signal words (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE, Tips) and their meanings.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Provides essential safety precautions for operating the system and probes.
Provides information regarding potential allergic reactions to latex components.
Describes the warning labels attached to the system and their meanings.
Specifies the system's intended clinical applications and contraindications (ophthalmic use).
Details imaging modes, power supply, and environmental operating conditions.
Lists standard system configuration, accessories, and available probes with their uses.
Lists the supported peripherals, including printers, barcode readers, and footswitches.
Provides an overview of system units and detailed descriptions of panels and ports.
Details the functions of control panel keys, indicators, and system symbols.
Provides instructions for safely moving and positioning the ultrasound system.
Details connecting AC power, battery operation, and equipotential terminal usage.
Describes the procedures for powering the system on, off, and entering standby mode.
Explains how to adjust monitor position, brightness, contrast, and control panel angle.
Provides instructions for connecting probes, USB devices, footswitches, and printers.
Maps screen areas and details basic operations like touch screen and soft keyboard usage.
Details the initial steps to start a patient exam, including patient information entry.
Covers entering and managing patient information, including new patient data.
Explains how to retrieve patient data from iStation and DICOM Worklist.
Guides on selecting appropriate exam modes and probes for scanning.
Describes procedures for activating existing exams or continuing paused exams.
Provides instructions on how to pause an ongoing exam or end it properly.
Details switching between imaging modes and adjusting image parameters via touch screen.
Explains how to save and restore current image parameter settings.
Covers basic procedures, parameters, and optimization techniques for B Mode imaging.
Details basic procedures, parameters, and optimization techniques for M Mode imaging.
Covers basic procedures, parameters, and optimization techniques for Color Mode imaging.
Explains basic procedures, parameters, and optimization for Power Mode imaging.
Details procedures, parameters, and optimization for PW/CW Doppler modes.
Describes how to enter, exit, and adjust parameters for Color M Mode.
Explains Free Xros M and Free Xros CM imaging, including procedures and parameters.
Covers TDI imaging procedures, parameters, optimization, and quantitative analysis.
Details 3D/4D overview, modes (Smart 3D, Static 3D, 4D), terms, and image quality.
Explains iScape panoramic imaging procedures, acquisition, viewing, and quality evaluation.
Covers basic procedures, enter/exit, pressure hint curve, and image optimization for Elastography.
Details contrast imaging procedures, parameter display, optimization, and data saving.
Covers splitting display formats, spot, pan, and iZoom magnification techniques.
Explains freezing/unfreezing images and switching imaging modes while frozen.
Details entering/exiting cine review, review in different modes, and linked cine review.
Covers comparing images (cine, frame) and saving live capture images or cines.
Explains cine memory splitting options and how to set cine length parameters.
Details connecting the ECG device, entering physio status, and parameter adjustment.
Explains parameters for ECG display, source, gain, position, and speed.
Describes how to review ECG waveforms when images are frozen or linked.
Covers entering/exiting measurement modes and accessing results and help information.
Details 2D, M mode, and Doppler general measurements available in different imaging modes.
Lists application-specific measurement packages for various anatomical regions and functions.
Provides tables detailing measurement errors and accuracy for different modes and probes.
Covers basic procedures for entering, editing, and adding comments or arrow markers.
Details touch screen interactions for setting comment location, libraries, and font size.
Explains how to add alphanumeric characters, combined comments, and trace regions.
Provides procedures for moving comments and modifying characters or arrow positions.
Describes how to delete comments, characters, arrows, and body marks from the image.
Explains how to preset comment clearing behavior and manage body mark libraries.
Covers adding body marks using touch screen or trackball and adjusting probe markers.
Details entering and setting patient information, including display options.
Covers storing image files, supported media, and various image file formats.
Explains saving single-frame and cineloop images and managing thumbnail displays.
Describes reviewing stored images, performing analysis, and using iVision for demonstration.
Details exam report storage, importing/exporting reports, and printing report functions.
Covers searching, viewing, backing up, sending, and managing patient data in iStation.
Explains sending exam data to external devices, activating/continuing exams, and recycle bin.
Details configuring iStorage for remote storage and setting up print services.
Provides instructions for writing and reading data to/from CD/DVD drives.
Covers managing storage, print, media, and DICOM tasks, including status monitoring.
Details access settings, access control, system login, and user account management.
Guides on setting up network, local, and service presets for DICOM connectivity.
Explains how to verify connectivity to DICOM servers and potential causes of failure.
Details DICOM services like Storage, Print, Worklist, MPPS, Commitment, Query/Retrieve.
Covers saving patient data to external media in DCM format and accessing DCM files.
Explains sending and backing up structured reports along with exam data.
Directs users to Patient Task Management for viewing and managing DICOM tasks.
Introduces the Setup function and its basic operations for system configuration.
Details setting hospital information, language, time zone, and date/time formats.
Covers patient info display, exam setup, patient management, storage, and display settings.
Explains presets for probe models, freeze status, steer modes, and auto invert functions.
Covers setting measure rulers, follicle methods, and comment settings.
Details assigning functions to keys, footswitch, and user-defined keys.
Directs users to Administration section for user account control settings.
Explains how to assign available exam modes for specific probes.
Covers settings for print services, printer drivers, and image printing parameters.
Details configuring local TCP/IP settings, wireless LAN, and iStorage for remote storage.
Covers system maintenance options, installation/uninstallation, and trial functions.
Details log export, preset management, and viewing system information.
Lists available probes and introduces the biopsy guide system.
Details the names and functions of probe parts, including the probe head and connector.
Explains probe orientation relative to the image and general operating procedures.
Provides instructions and precautions for wearing probe sheaths for examinations.
Details methods for cleaning and disinfecting probes using sprays or immersion.
Covers biopsy procedures, guide line verification, and potential risks.
Describes various needle-guided brackets, their parts, and installation procedures.
Provides step-by-step instructions for removing different types of needle-guided brackets.
Details cleaning and sterilization methods for needle-guided brackets using various solutions.
Covers proper storage, transportation conditions, and disposal of needle-guided brackets.
Discusses bioeffects, prudent use of ultrasound, and the ALARA principle.
Explains Mechanical Index (MI) and Thermal Index (TI) and their display values.
Details acoustic power adjustment, default settings, and control mechanisms.
Explains derated output parameters and limits for acoustic output according to FDA requirements.
Covers measurement uncertainties and lists references for acoustic power and safety information.
States system compliance with IEC 60601-1-2 and provides EMC precautions.
Details guidance and declaration for electromagnetic emissions compliance.
Provides guidance and declaration for electromagnetic immunity requirements.
Details guidance for immunity against conducted and radiated RF.
Recommends separation distances for RF communication devices to prevent interference.
Provides instructions for daily cleaning of the system, monitor, and control panel.
Details cleaning procedures for peripherals like printers, footswitches, and barcode scanners.
Covers visual checks for probes, power cables, plugs, and system appearance.
Recommends creating regular backup copies of the system hard drive to prevent data loss.
Lists common system failures, their causes, and recommended troubleshooting measures.
Describes how to enter and exit the iScanHelper application using user-defined keys.
Guides on using iScanHelper for scanning reference information and practice views.
Details how to use iScanHelper for learning and practicing ultrasound scanning techniques.
Explains the iScanHelper screen layout, view selection, and help information area.
Covers single/quad-window display options for anatomical graphics and images in iScanHelper.
Notes that measurement, comments, and body marks are unavailable in iScanHelper.
Details wireless LAN usage, warnings, and recommended settings for optimal transmission.
Introduces the gel warmer as a system option and describes its structure and components.
Lists power supply, environmental conditions, and functional requirements for the gel warmer.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing and removing the ultrasound gel warmer.
Details the procedure for cleaning the cover of the ultrasound gel warmer.
Describes battery charging, standby time, and the battery status indicator on the screen.
Recommends performing a full discharge/charge cycle for battery maintenance.
Covers procedures for checking battery performance and guidelines for battery disposal.
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