Mindray Eagus TEX21 - Battery Charged by the Air Station

B Wireless Charging
Operator’s Manual B - 9
8. Connect the power cord to the external power supply and use a Velcro to organize the power
cord.
B.2 Battery Charged by the Air Station
NOTE:
• Before using the Air Station, check the surface of the Air Station and the surface of the Air
Charging Module of the device. If foreign objects are detected during charging, the ultrasound
device may not be charged.
• Ensure that the power cord or probe cable of the device does not interfere with or block the
operation of the Air Charging Module when the device closes to the Air Station.
• After the device enters the charging status, lock the casters to prevent the device from sliding
or bumping, which may cause charging failure.
• During charging, there will be a faint sound of fan, which is normal. Please do not worry.
• When you use the Air Charging Module, please enable the automatic sleep function of the
device. Otherwise, the charging time will be too long. For setting details, see “4.1.2 General”
Screen Saver.
• The Air Station can only charge the Air Charging Module of the device, and the device cannot
be powered on under the charging status.
Perform the following procedure:
1. Connect the Air Station to the power cord.
– The bar indicator on the top of the Air Station turns on and then turns off;
– Confirm that the green AC indicator at the bottom of the Air Station turns on, and the AC
indicator at the top of the Air Station turns on in white color.
2. Push the device close to the Air Station. The Air Charging Module of the device and the Air
Station should be aligned in the central place as much as possible.
– When the device is close to the Air Station, a beep sound occurs to guide the device to
continue to be close to the Air Station;
– When the device is close to the Air Station, the indicators at the both sides of the top of the
Air Station will turn on and alarm sound will occur if there is deviation in the central place
of the device and the Air Station, prompting you to adjust the position of the device.