What to do if Mindray DC-70 Exp control panel keys work well, but single TGC button fails?
If the control panel keys on your Mindray Medical Equipment work, but a single TGC button fails, it indicates a TGC board error. Replace the TGC board.
What to do if Mindray DC-70 Exp Medical Equipment system cannot start and System Doppler start-up graphics appears but it does not last?
If the System Doppler start-up graphics appear on your Mindray Medical Equipment but do not last, it indicates a failure to load the system software. The hard disk or system software may be corrupted. Try to restore the operating system. If this fails, replace the hard disk.
What causes dark strips on B image in Mindray Medical Equipment?
Dark strips appearing on the B image of your Mindray Medical Equipment can be caused by a probe malfunction, such as array corruption. Replace the probe. Alternatively, replace the TR64 board. If the strip is not fixed well for a single probe, the probe board may be faulty, so replace the probe assembly.
How to troubleshoot Mindray Medical Equipment if it cannot power on, AC indicator is on, power on indicator blinks green, and power status indicator is off?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment cannot power on with the AC indicator on, the power on indicator blinking green, and the power status indicator off, the PC module is likely failing. Replace the PC module.
What to do if Mindray DC-70 Exp system cannot start and BIOS start-up graphics is normally displayed, but it does not last?
If the BIOS start-up graphics are normally displayed on your Mindray Medical Equipment, but it does not last, it indicates a PC module failure. Replace the PC module.
Why Mindray Medical Equipment probe cannot be recognized?
If a probe cannot be recognized by the Mindray Medical Equipment, and other probes work well in all sockets, the probe itself may be malfunctioning, so replace the probe. If the probe isn't recognized when connected to a specific socket, the probe board may be malfunctioning, so replace the probe assembly. If no probe is recognized on any socket, the system can't read information from the probe board ID, indicating a probe board malfunction, so replace the probe assembly.
What to do if Mindray Medical Equipment system cannot start but BIOS start-up graphics appears, and then becomes blank?
If the BIOS start-up graphics appear on your Mindray Medical Equipment but then the screen goes blank, it means the system is unable to load, possibly because the system directory of the hard disk is corrupted. Try to restore the operating system. If that doesn't work, replace the hard disk.
What to do if Mindray Medical Equipment image has noise?
If noise appears in the B image on your Mindray Medical Equipment, it could be due to a probe malfunction. Try replacing the probe. Another cause could be interference from other electrical equipment. Turn off electrical equipment connected to the system to check if the ripple-shaped interference signal disappears from the image.
How to fix Mindray Medical Equipment when it cannot power on and the AC power indicator remains off?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment system cannot power on and the AC power indicator remains off, it could be due to no AC input or errors on the AC-DC assembly. Check the AC connection. If the problem persists, replace the AC-DC assembly.
What to do if Mindray DC-70 Exp system cannot start and “OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND” appears?
If the Mindray Medical Equipment displays “OPERATING SYSTEM NOT FOUND”, it indicates that the loading operation has failed because the hard disk or the root directory of the hard disk in the operating system is corrupted. You should try to restore the operating system. If this fails, replace the hard disk.
Covers electric, mechanical, personnel, and other safety measures for system operation.
Provides instructions for safely moving and positioning the system to prevent damage.
Outlines necessary preparations, power supply requirements, grounding, and EMI limitations.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the main unit and connecting peripherals.
Guides through running the system, configuring settings, and network setup.
Explains the functions and components of the front-end unit, including probe and TR boards.
Details the back-end unit's architecture, including PC module, GPU, storage, and I/O interfaces.
Provides a step-by-step guide for performing general system checks and content.
Details how to check functions across various imaging modes like B, M, Color, and PW/CW.
Explains how to conduct performance tests such as resolution, depth, and accuracy.
Guides on entering maintenance mode and configuring system installation settings.
Provides procedures for installing, restoring, and activating system software and OS.
Lists parts and order numbers for the main control panel and main unit assemblies.
Step-by-step guides for disassembling display, control panel, and internal components.
Lists hardware configurations for optional devices like ECG, battery, and CW assembly.
Details the sequence of events during system power-on and startup processes.
Provides guidance on identifying and resolving system alarms and errors.
General| Touch Screen Size | 10.4 inch |
|---|---|
| Probe Ports | 4 |
| Power Supply | 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| Connectivity | DICOM, USB, Ethernet |
| Applications | Abdominal, Cardiac, OB/GYN, Vascular |
| Weight | 85 kg |
| Doppler Modes | PW, CW, Color Doppler, Power Doppler |
| Imaging Modes | 2D, M-Mode, 4D |
| Storage | 500GB hard drive |
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