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To resolve degraded image quality on your Mindray Medical Equipment, first, select the correct exam mode. If the issue persists, adjust the image post-processing settings or revert to the default values. You may also need to reset the factory default presets.
What to do if my Mindray Resona 7 displays characters but no images?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment monitor shows characters and menus but no images, adjust the transmission power, gain, or TGC control. Also, check the probe connection to ensure it is properly connected. Finally, unfreeze the image if the system is in a frozen state.
Why is the power indicator not lighting up on my Mindray Medical Equipment?
If the power indicator on your Mindray Medical Equipment doesn't light up after connecting the AC power, check if the system is properly plugged in. Also, ensure the system circuit breaker is in the Up position and that the plug is securely connected to the back of the system.
What to do if the Mindray Resona 7 monitor is on but the image is blank?
If the power indicator is on but the screen is blank on your Mindray Medical Equipment, turn off the system and wait at least one minute before restarting it. If the problem continues, adjust the monitor's brightness and contrast settings back to their factory defaults.
How to fix a Mindray Resona 7 system that cannot power on?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment system fails to power on, the issue might stem from several causes. It could be due to an AC power supply assembly error or a 5V board assembly error, in which case you should replace the AC power supply assembly or the 5V board assembly. Other potential causes include: no AC input (check the AC connection), the beaker not being closed (close the breaker), a PC carrier board error (replace the PC carrier board), the CPU module assembly failing to send an invalid signal (replace the CPU module), no 12V output from the AC power assembly (replace the AC power assembly), or no 3.3V or 5V output from the DC box assembly (replace the DC box assembly).
What to do if Mindray Resona 7 Medical Equipment system cannot start?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment system fails to start, it could be due to a CPU module failure, which requires replacing the CPU module. Alternatively, the loading operation might be failing because the hard disk or root directory of the SSD disk in the operating system is corrupted. In this case, try restoring the operating system. If that doesn't work, replace the SSD disk. Another potential cause is a corrupted system directory on the SSD disk, or a failure to load the system software due to corruption in the SSD disk or system software. In both of these scenarios, attempt to restore the operating system first, and if the problem persists, replace the SSD disk.
What to do if Mindray Resona 7 shows Probe Socket System Malfunction?
If your Mindray Medical Equipment is showing a Probe Socket System Malfunction, the issue likely lies with either the probe itself or the probe board. If the probe is malfunctioning, replace it. If the probe board is malfunctioning, replace the probe board assembly.
Why does the Mindray Resona 7 ECG Module fail?
If the ECG module on your Mindray Medical Equipment fails, it is likely due to an ECG error. Replace the ECG module.
General| Type | Ultrasound System |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | AC 100-240V, 50/60Hz |
| Transducer Frequency Range | 1.0 MHz |
| Transducer Ports | 4 |
| Transducer Types | Convex, Linear, Phased Array, Volume |
| Imaging Modes | B-Mode, M-Mode, Color Doppler, Power Doppler, Pulsed Wave Doppler, Continuous Wave Doppler, Tissue Doppler |
| Advanced Imaging Technologies | Speckle Reduction Imaging |
| Connectivity | DICOM, Ethernet, USB, HDMI |
| Applications | General Imaging, Radiology, Cardiology, Vascular, OB/GYN, Urology, Small Parts, Musculoskeletal |
| Battery Life | No battery |
Defines DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTE for safety instructions and their meanings.
Explains safety symbols, warning labels, and general system symbols used in the manual.
General safety guidelines for electric, mechanical, and personnel safety.
General introduction to system specifications, intended use, and component overview.
Detailed technical specifications including dimensions, electrical, environmental, and monitor details.
Steps required before installing the system, including electrical needs and conditions.
Procedures for safely unpacking the ultrasound system and checking its contents.
Guidelines for transporting the system without its original packaging.
Connecting the main unit components like monitor, power, ECG, and probes.
Steps for connecting and installing external devices like printers and scanners.
Configuring system settings, network, DICOM/HL7, and security.
Overview of the system's hardware architecture and main units.
Details of the system's front-end components, including probe and engine boards.
Components of the back-end unit, including CPU, GPU, memory, and I/O.
Description of the system's power supply components and modules.
Components related to user interaction, such as control panel and displays.
Verifying the system's running status and working conditions.
Performing comprehensive checks on system components like control panel, monitor, and peripherals.
Testing specific system functions, imaging modes, and measurements.
Objective measurement of system performance including resolution, depth, and accuracy.
Steps to access the system's maintenance mode and login procedures.
Procedures for installing or restoring system software and the operating system.
Procedures for exporting logs, managing logs, and activating the operating system.
Methods for backing up and restoring system preset data and patient data.
Diagnostic check to evaluate transducer performance and detect malfunctions.
Procedures for adjusting monitor position, brightness, contrast, and testing.
Calibrating and adjusting the touchscreen's brightness, contrast, and performing tests.
Adjusting control panel position, key backlights, volume, and functional key settings.
Procedure for locking and unlocking the system's casters.
Visual representation of system components for identification.
Detailed breakdown of system assemblies with part numbers.
Overview of the system's physical layout and assembly structure.
Tools required and safety requirements for disassembly procedures.
Detailed procedures for disassembling and reassembling main modules and hardware boards.
Steps for installing software packages using key files from a USB drive.
Procedures for installing hardware options like ECG, WiFi, and probe adapters.
Understanding system status indicators on the control panel and IO rear board.
Step-by-step description of the system boot-up sequence.
Information on system warnings, errors, and corresponding troubleshooting suggestions.
Procedures for performing system self-tests and interpreting test reports.
Introduction to recommended maintenance procedures and required items.
Detailed procedures for cleaning system components and peripherals.
Inspection procedures for general system health, performance, peripherals, and safety.
Troubleshooting steps for issues where the system does not power on.
Troubleshooting steps for failures during system startup.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to image quality and appearance.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with probe socket recognition or function.
Troubleshooting steps for failures related to system I/O ports and interfaces.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with the control panel keys, trackball, or encoders.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to the LCD display and touchscreen.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with the ECG module's functionality.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to 4D imaging and probe functionality.
