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| Display Size | 15.6 inches |
|---|---|
| Transducer Ports | 3 |
| Portability | Portable |
| Type | Ultrasound System |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Battery Life | 120 min |
| Imaging Modes | B, M, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi, Ethernet, USB |
| Applications | Vascular, Cardiology, OB/GYN, Urology |
| Probe Connectors | 3 |
| Operating System | Windows |
Provides general safety guidelines for operating the system.
Details the procedure for powering the system on and off.
Covers procedures for connecting and disconnecting probes.
Guides on configuring system-wide settings and preferences.
Enables customization of protocols and views for automated workflows.
Manages user accounts, privileges, and password policies.
Covers system settings for DICOM and HL7 communication.
Configures network settings, including wireless and VPN.
Accesses functions for data import/export, factory reset, and self-tests.
Covers drive encryption and anti-virus software configuration.
Covers entering and managing patient data.
Details the procedure for finishing the current patient exam.
Introduces the basic B mode imaging and its parameters.
Explains how to use Color mode for flow detection.
Introduces Power mode for intensity-based flow display.
Explains Tissue Doppler Imaging for tissue motion analysis.
Introduces M mode for observing tissue motion.
Introduces Pulsed and Continuous Wave Doppler modes.
Explains the iScape panoramic imaging feature.
Introduces the Smart B-line feature for lung fluid detection.
Covers calculating cardiac output using Smart VTI.
Explains automatic measurement of IVC diameter and change rate.
Details detecting and measuring carotid intima thickness.
Introduces function for myocardial movement evaluation.
Introduces automated workflow protocols to speed up exams.
Explains the advantages of 3D imaging over 2D imaging.
Guides on acquiring 3D images using linear or rocked scanning.
Covers activating and viewing MPR or 3D images.
Guides on performing strain elastography scans and adjusting ROIs.
Guides on performing contrast imaging scans and saving images.
Covers live capture and cine saving procedures.
Details contrast imaging quality assurance procedures.
Provides warnings and procedures for ECG connection and use.
Guides on acquiring Stress Echo loops and selecting protocols.
Covers selecting representative loops for analysis.
Used for evaluating clips and wall motion abnormalities.
Details assigning wall motion scores to segments.
Covers image magnification techniques like Spot Zoom.
Covers freezing and unfreezing images during scanning.
Allows review and editing of images before freezing.
Covers comparing multiple images for analysis.
Covers saving live capture and cine files.
Introduces general and application measurements.
Explains how to add comments to images.
Covers storing image files in the system or external devices.
Covers report storage and import/export operations.
Introduces the iStation interface for managing patient data.
Guides on searching for patients within the database.
Used to send images or structured reports to a DICOM server.
Used to send images to a DICOM print server.
Explains how to query or import patient data using a Worklist server.
