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General| Brand | Oxford |
|---|---|
| Model | Medelec Synergy Mobile |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Details specifications for amplifier channels, headbox connections, cable length, performance metrics, impedance, calibration, sensitivity, and filters.
Specifies the resolution and sampling rates for headbox channels.
Describes specifications for Hard Disk, Floppy Diskette, and CD-ROM drives.
Details specifications for voltage/current output, repetition rates, duration, and stimulus modes.
Outlines parameters for auditory stimuli, including modes, presentation, polarity, masking, and intensity.
Describes visual stimulus patterns, fields, sizes, fixation, contrast, and frame rate.
Lists specifications for processor, cache, memory, disk controllers, ports, and graphics.
Details the type, interface, processor, and memory of the DSP card.
Specifies card type, resolution, colours, and memory for optional graphics cards.
Notes monitor types and suitability for trolley mounting.
Mentions the type of network card currently supplied.
Details power operation, voltage selection, and DC supplies provided.
Lists standard software, test options, and language support features.
Provides system and trolley dimensions and weight.
Specifies the temperature and humidity ranges for operation.
Lists compliance with IEC and UL safety standards.
Details CE Mark compliance and approved Quality Management Systems.
Outlines essential cautions and warnings for safe operation and maintenance.
Provides critical warnings regarding internal operations, fuse ratings, and equipment handling.
Details precautions for connecting external equipment to the system.
Oxford Instruments' responsibility disclaimer for safety and reliability.
Specifies requirements for using screened cables for auxiliary connections.
Covers inspection, mains supply, voltage selectors, and fuses for installation.
Provides guidelines for cleaning the unit and trolley.
Explains the functions of volume, trigger, sensitivity, sweep, acquire, and stimulus controls.
Details pin-outs for various PC tower connectors like printer, keyboard, and serial ports.
Shows pin-outs for headbox, remote jackbox, and EMG stimulus probe connectors.
Describes the Pentium processor, memory, IDE controllers, serial/parallel ports, and PS/2 connectors.
Explains the DSP card and daughter module functions and interfaces.
Details control functions and electrical stimulator operations.
Covers auditory and visual stimulators, including their functionality and output signals.
Explains the headbox assembly, control board, and pre-amplifier board functions.
Describes the headbox construction, control, electrode, and amplifier modules.
Outlines the similarities and differences of the 10-channel headbox compared to the 5-channel.
Lists the necessary test equipment for performing safety checks.
Covers initial system setup, power-on checks, and display verification.
Guides on selecting test protocols and setting up acquisition channels.
Details checks for stimulus probe polarity and output.
Provides steps for testing earth leakage current under normal and fault conditions.
Outlines procedures for measuring patient leakage current under various conditions.
Describes tests for auxiliary current from headbox inputs.
Details tests for auxiliary current from Stim A output sockets.
Details tests for auxiliary current from Stim B output sockets.
Covers checks for stimulus fail conditions, overcurrent, and mark/space failures.
Guides on verifying the audiometric headphone cut-off function.
Lists the test equipment needed for functional checks.
Covers initial system setup, power-on checks, and display verification.
Details checks for time, date, keyboard language, and regional settings.
Guides on testing CD-ROM drive functionality and disk access.
Outlines functional checks for the 2-channel headbox.
Details functional checks for 5 and 10-channel headboxes.
Explains how to test trigger, gain, and sweep control functions.
Guides on checking the amplifier calibration mode waveform.
Details how to test the electrode impedance mode functionality.
Covers testing the temperature probe's accuracy and response.
Guides on checking the internal EMG stimulator controls and output.
Outlines functional checks for EMG stimulus probes.
Details how to verify the external speaker output.
Guides on testing the functionality of the footswitch assembly.
Covers testing parallel and serial port connectivity.
Details procedures for checking network connectivity.
Guides on testing Visual and Audiometric EP stimulus functions.
Introduces the chapter listing programmed hardware devices and firmware versions.
Lists firmware versions for headbox controllers, ADC, EP stimulator, DSP, and EMG stimulator.
Covers removal of the PC tower cover, power supply, and cooling duct.
Details the process for removing hard disks and floppy disk drives.
Guides on replacing the processor and adding memory modules.
Explains how to remove the PC speaker assembly.
Details the process for removing the power supply unit.
Describes the connection unit and its switches for selecting output sources.
Lists available hardware, software, and spare parts with part numbers.
Lists recommended service spares, including cables, knobs, and drives.
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