What does message ER12 mean on Seca 514 and how to fix it?
If the Seca Medical Equipment displays the message ER12, it means the device was switched on with too heavy a load. To fix this, remove the load from the device and then restart it.
What to do if the message ER11 appears on Seca 514?
If the message ER11 appears on your Seca Medical Equipment, it indicates that the device is overloaded either as a whole or in one corner. To resolve this, remove the load or distribute it evenly and then restart the device.
Why is the print function not available on my Seca Medical Equipment?
If the print function is not available on your Seca Medical Equipment, it may be due to incompatible software versions or no network connection set up between the device and the Seca 115 PC software. Ensure you are using compatible software versions (device min. software version 1.1, PC software min. software version 1.4), and set up a Seca 360° wireless network or an Ethernet connection.
Why can't the patient name be entered in the set language on Seca Medical Equipment?
General| Brand | Seca |
|---|---|
| Model | 514 |
| Category | Medical Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains the primary purpose and application areas of the medical Body Composition Analyzer.
Details the device's capabilities, including weight, height, and bioimpedance measurements.
Lists conditions or situations where bioimpedance measurements should not be performed.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the device safely and preventing hazards.
Covers precautions against electric shock, injuries, infections, device damage, and result integrity.
Instructions for handling and storing the device's packaging.
Identifies and explains the device's physical controls, buttons, LEDs, and display symbols.
Details the meaning of various color symbols and control elements on the device interface.
Outlines the hierarchical structure of the device's menus and how to navigate through them.
Explains the markings and labels found on the device and its type plate.
Describes the symbols and information found on the product packaging.
Lists all included components and guides through the initial power connection and setup.
Covers device placement, network connection via Ethernet or wireless, and PC software integration.
Explains how to use a seca 360° stadiometer for height measurement wirelessly.
Details touchscreen operation, switching on/off, selecting functions, and data entry methods.
Guides through the typical measuring process, including assigning patients and saving results.
Explains the device's automatic standby feature and the procedure for safely switching it off.
Guides on adapting default module selection for bioimpedance analysis.
Covers setting up user accounts, PINs, passwords, and accessing the Administrator menu.
Details configuring units, regional settings, date/time, and network parameters.
Covers adjusting display brightness/volume and setting up Ethernet and wireless networks.
Step-by-step guide to integrate the device into an Ethernet network.
Instructions for setting up the seca CLS network for PC communication.
Detailed steps for setting up a seca 360° wireless network connection.
Explains how to view connected wireless devices and their status.
Information on viewing software versions, scale logbook, and making system settings.
Procedure for exporting system log files for analysis and troubleshooting.
Steps for changing the administrator PIN and calibrating the touchscreen display.
Guide on how to reset the device to its original factory default settings.
Details on using service functions like software updates and exporting/importing settings.
Addresses problems related to power, dark/unresponsive displays, and initial weighing.
Solutions for bioimpedance-specific errors, module activation, and result deviations.
Troubleshoots issues with setting up device-to-PC communication and patient file access.
Solves problems related to print function availability and report generation.
Provides technical details about the seca 360° wireless network capabilities.
Details compatibility between device and PC software versions and recent modifications.
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