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| Type | Portable Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Touch Screen | Yes |
| Image Modes | Color Doppler, Power Doppler |
| Operating Modes | M-Mode |
| Transducer Types | Convex, Linear, Phased Array |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB, HDMI, DICOM 3.0 |
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Provides essential precautions for ensuring patient and operator safety during system use.
Warns about potential allergic reactions to latex in probe sheaths and components.
Details the intended applications and body parts for the ultrasound system's use.
Outlines the system's safety classifications regarding electric shock, water ingress, and anesthetic mixtures.
Lists key specifications including imaging modes, power supply, and environmental conditions.
Describes the standard configuration and available options for the system.
Provides instructions on safely moving and positioning the ultrasound system.
Details the process of connecting the system to external power or using batteries.
Explains the correct procedures for powering the system on and off.
Provides instructions on safely connecting and disconnecting ultrasound probes.
Covers system presets for region, language, time, and general settings.
Explains how to assign functions to foot switches and user-defined keys.
Details user account management, privileges, and password policies.
Allows users to preset measurement tools and parameters for different exam modes.
Covers entering and managing new patient information for exams.
Explains how to activate completed or continue paused exams.
Describes the basic B mode imaging, scanning, and parameters.
Details the Color mode for detecting blood flow direction and speed.
Explains the Power mode for non-directional blood flow display.
Covers Pulsed Wave and Continuous Wave Doppler modes for flow analysis.
Introduces 3D imaging concepts and terminology.
Explains how to define Region of Interest (ROI) and Volume of Interest (VOI).
Provides procedures for acquiring 3D images using Smart 3D.
Details the steps for performing strain elastography scans.
Lists and explains the adjustable image parameters for elastography.
Guides on performing contrast imaging with ultrasound contrast agents.
Details image parameters specific to contrast imaging.
Explains the use of ECG signals for ultrasound imaging.
Describes the principle and process of reviewing ECG data.
Details the procedure for acquiring stress echo loops.
Guides on selecting preferred loops for analysis and comparison.
Explains how to assign wall motion scores to cardiac segments.
Covers dual-split and quad-split display formats for image comparison.
Explains how to freeze and unfreeze scanning images.
Details the process of reviewing and editing captured cine images.
Covers general and application measurements on various image types.
Explains how to add text, arrows, and traces as comments to images.
Describes how to add and manage body marks for indicating probe position.
Covers storing, reviewing, and analyzing image files on various media.
Details importing, exporting, and sending patient reports.
Explains how to search, view, and manage patient data using iStation.
Covers sending images and reports to DICOM storage servers.
Explains how to query and retrieve patient exam records from a server.
Lists available probes, their applications, and remarks.
Provides detailed procedures for cleaning and disinfecting probes.
Covers warnings and procedures related to biopsy guidance.
Explains how to inspect and install needle-guided brackets.
Details the crucial steps and safety precautions for starting a biopsy.
Provides instructions on starting and saving video recordings.
Covers daily tasks for system cleaning and checks.
Lists common system malfunctions and their solutions.
Details the operation modes and setup for 1-D barcode readers.
Explains the setup and operation of the 2D barcode reader.
Lists optional accessories for the ultrasound system.
Provides an overview and description of the trolley's components.
Details the inspection criteria for the power cord and plug.
Outlines the procedure and limits for testing protective earth resistance.
Describes the Earth Leakage test procedure and conditions.
Guides on connecting to and using the wireless LAN feature.
Explains how to use iScanHelper for scanning reference and guidance.
Describes the basic screen layout and operations within iScanHelper.
Explains the ALARA principle for controlling ultrasound exposure.
Details how to adjust acoustic power and its default settings.
Describes system controls that affect ultrasound output.
