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M5

Mindray M5 User Manual

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Probes and Biopsy

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18.2.10 Disposal

Be sure to dispose the needle-guided bracket only after sterilizing it.

Contact your MINDRAY representative when disposing of this device.

Table of Contents

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Intellectual Property Statement11
- Warranty12
  - Customer Service Department13
- Important Information13
- Introduction14
Safety Precautions16
1 Overview25
- Intended Use25
- Contraindication25
- Product and Model Code25
2 Product Specifications26
- Imaging Modes26
- Power Supply (Adapter)26
- Environmental Conditions26
- External Dimensions and Weight26
3 System Configuration27
- Standard Configuration27
- Probes and Needle-Guided Brackets Available27
- Options29
- Peripherals Supported30
4 System Introduction32
- Introduction of each Unit32
- Extend Modules34
- Control Panel37
- Symbols40
5 Set-Up & Connections43
- System Set-Up43
- Power Supply43
  - Connecting the External Power Supply43
  - Powered by Batteries43
- Connecting / Disconnecting a Transducer44
  - Connecting a Transducer44
  - Disconnecting a Transducer45
- Connecting the Probe Extend Module45
- Connecting IO Extend Module46
- Connecting the V/A Extend Module46
- Connecting the ECG Module46
- Connecting the Footswitch47
- Connecting / Removing a USB Memory Device47
- Installing a Graph / Text Printer48
- Installing a Video Printer49
- Use of M-Pack51
  - Introduction of M-Pack51
  - Use of M-Pack52
6 Power on / off55
- Powering on the System55
- Powering off the System57
7 Basic Screen and Operation58
- Basic Screen58
- Basic Operations of Screens62
8 Exam Preparation64
- To Start an Exam64
- Patient Information64
- Pause Exam & Continue Exam71
  - Pause Exam71
  - Continue Exam71
- End Exam71
- Activate Exam72
- Cancel an Exam72
- Anonymous Patient Exam72
9 Exam Types73
- Introduction of Exam Types73
- Selecting Transducer and Exam Type74
- Setting Exam Types75
10 Image Modes80
- Switching between Image Modes81
- Image Adjustments82
- Image Parameter Preset96
11 Special Imaging Modes99
- Smart3D99
- Iscape115
- Free Xros M Mode118
12 Cine Review122
- Entering / Exiting Cine Review122
- Cine Review in the B or C Mode122
  - Manual Cine Review122
  - Auto Cine Review123
- Cine Review in the M or D Mode123
- Linked Cine Review123
- Setting Region of Auto Review124
- Saving Cine124
- Cine Setup125
  - Setting Cine Length125
  - Setting Cine Memory Split125
13 Measurements126
- Basic Operations126
  - Entering Measurement Status126
  - Measurement Result and Help Information126
- General Measurements127
- Application Measurements128
14 Comments (Annotations)129
- Entering / Exiting Comments129
- Comment Menu129
  - Comment Text Library Menu129
  - Soft Menu for Comments130
- Adding Comments131
- Moving Comments132
- Modifying (Editing) Comments132
  - Modifying (Editing) Characters132
  - Modifying (Editing) Arrows133
- Deleting Comments133
- Comment Preset134
  - Font Size and Arrow Size134
  - User-Defined Comments135
15 Body Marks (Pictograms)137
- Entering / Exiting Body Mark Mode137
- Categories of Body Marks137
- Soft Menu for Body Marks137
- Adding Body Marks137
- Moving Body Marks138
- Deleting Body Marks139
- Body Mark Preset139
16 Patient Data Management144
- Patient Information Management144
- Image File Management145
- Report Management153
- Patient Data Management (Istation)154
- Network Storage157
  - Network Storage Setting158
  - Network Storage159
- Print Task Management159
- Backing up and Erasing Files through DVD Drive160
- Task Manager161
- Reviewing the AVI Files163
- Admin163
17 Parameter Setup168
- Entering / Exiting Setup168
- System Setup169
- Exam Mode Preset171
- Image Parameter Preset172
- Comment Preset172
- Body Mark Preset172
- Measurement Preset172
- Soft-Key and Menu Preset172
- Peripheral Setup175
- Network Preset177
- Manage Settings177
  - Exporting Setup Data177
  - Importing Setup Data178
- Maintenance178
- System Information178
18 Probes and Biopsy179
- Probes179
- Biopsy Guide197
19 Ecg230
- ECG Connection230
- Displaying ECG Signal231
- ECG Triggering231
  - Triggering Mode232
  - Real & Trigger232
- ECG Review232
- Exiting ECG232
- Setting ECG232
20 Image Recording234
- VCR (Video Cassette Recorder)234
- DVR (Digital Video Recorder)236
- Non-Programmable Record and Replay242
21 Batteries243
- Overview243
- Precautions243
- Batteries 21243
- Installing and Removing the Batteries244
- Battery Status Indicator245
- One Full Discharge / Charge Cycle245
- Checking Battery Performance246
- Battery Disposal246
22 System Maintenance247
- Daily Maintenance247
  - Cleaning the System247
  - Backup of the System Hard Disk250
- Maintenance Checks by Service Engineer251
- Consumables and Periodic Part Replacement251
- Troubleshooting251
23 Acoustic Output253
- Concerns with Bioeffects253
- Prudent Use Statement253
- ALARA Principle (as Low as Reasonably Achievable)254
- MI/TI Explanation254
  - Basic Knowledge of MI and TI254
  - MI/TI Display255
- Acoustic Power Setting255
- Acoustic Power Control256
- Acoustic Output257
  - Derated Ultrasonic Output Parameters257
  - Differences between Actual and Displayed MI and TI257
- Measurement Uncertainty258
- References for Acoustic Power and Safety258
24 Measurement Accuracy259
25 Safety Classification260
26 Guidance and Manufacturer's Declaration261
Appendix A Wireless LAN266
Appendix Bdicom270
Appendix C Remote Control and Net Update298
Electrical Safety Inspection301

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Brand	Mindray
Model	M5
Category	Medical Equipment
Language	English

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