What to do if Neurosign 100 shows no indicators light when power is switched on?
If no indicators light up on your Neurosign Medical Equipment after switching the power on, ensure the power switch is set to '1'. Check the power socket and voltage selector, and inspect the unit fuses.
What to do if I hear a loud noise when using electrocautery with Neurosign 100 Medical Equipment?
If you experience loud noise when using electrocautery with Neurosign Medical Equipment, attach the mute sensor to the electrocautery cable. Bipolar diathermy shouldn't affect the device, but can also be muted if needed.
General| Brand | Neurosign |
|---|---|
| Model | 100 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Warns about high voltages, flammable anaesthetics, and electrical safety precautions.
Covers qualified personnel use, neuromuscular block, mute sensor, current control, probe handling, and disconnection.
Advises on ventilation, handling damaged units, and proper use with electrosurgical equipment.
Discusses managing stray RF interference and avoiding use near magnetic fields.
Outlines the necessary steps for preparing the Neurosign 100, probes, and electrodes before use.
Details the step-by-step process for connecting electrodes, pods, and other accessories.
Provides a sequence of steps for operating the Neurosign 100, including power-on, channel activation, and settings.
Explains the four basic sounds from the instrument and their meaning during use.
Lists common problems and their potential solutions or cures for the Neurosign 100.
Details safety classifications like Class 1, Type BF Applied Parts, and compliance with IEC 60601-1.
Lists detailed technical specifications for stimulator output, amplifier, display, and power supply.
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