What to do if my natus Algo 7i Medical Equipment device stops during a test?
If your Natus Medical Equipment device stops the test or shuts down during a test, connect the device to the power supply or place it into the Docking Station to charge the battery. Note that if a test is stopped due to a low battery and the device shuts down, the test data is saved before shutdown.
What does 'Battery is too low for testing' mean on my natus Algo 7i?
This error message on your Natus Medical Equipment indicates that the battery needs charging. Connect the device to the power supply unit or place it into the Docking Station to charge the battery. It's important not to perform any measurements while the device is charging.
What to do if natus Algo 7i displays 'Remove cable'?
If your Natus Medical Equipment displays the error message “Remove cable”, it means you should remove the Multi-Data Cable.
How to fix Natus Medical Equipment touch screen error?
If you encounter a “Touch screen error” on your Natus Medical Equipment, check for any particles between the display and the surrounding display frame. If you find any, remove them carefully with a small, soft tool like a paper strip.
What to do if my Natus Medical Equipment has no feedback and a black display?
If your Natus Medical Equipment has no feedback and shows a black display, try starting the device by pressing the on-switch.
What to do if natus Algo 7i has no feedback, black display, and is stalled?
If your Natus Medical Equipment has no feedback, a black display, and appears stalled, restart the device by pressing the reset switch. Also, ensure you charge the battery if necessary.
General| Category | Medical Equipment |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.27 kg (0.6 lbs) |
| Dimensions | 15.2 x 7.6 x 2.5 cm (6 x 3 x 1 in) |
| Display | Color LCD |
| Connectivity | USB |
| Battery Life | Up to 8 hours |
| Data Storage | Internal memory |
| Technology | Automated Auditory Brainstem Response (AABR) |
| Manufacturer | Natus Medical Incorporated |
Details the device's purpose and target users for hearing screening.
Details the device's screen layout including Header, Main screen, and Footer.
Covers user management, patient management, device settings, and troubleshooting.
Details requirements for annual device and transducer maintenance and calibration.
Explains the process for device repair, recalibration, and contact information.
Provides instructions for cleaning the device and accessories to prevent cross-infection.
Covers safety guidelines for device operation, maintenance, and environment.
Provides instructions on safely handling, transporting, and storing the device.
Details electrical safety precautions, including power supply and connections.
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