Esaote MyLab XPro75, Getting Started

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P R E P A R I N G T H E S Y S T E M
MyLab
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External CD/DVD and HDD drives
Any external USB CD/DVD drive and/or USB hard disk drive have to be
connected to
MyLab
USB ports both for data transfer and power. For safety
reasons, the drive must be fixed to
MyLab
console. Mechanical damage may
occur if the drive falls down.
The External Slim DVD Writer kit supplied by Esaote includes a Velcro tape
to easily and securely fix it to
MyLab
console. Stick the tape both on the
MyLab
console and on the DVD case, then attach them to fix the External Slim
DVD Writer to
MyLab
console. Power the External Slim DVD Writer
through two USB ports using the split cable present on the kit.
WARNING
The maximum current supplied by the
MyLab
USB ports is 500mA (for USB
2.0) and 1A (for USB 3.0). Peripherals exceeding this limit can be connected
only if powered by their external power supply through a medical insulation
transformer.
Moving and Transporting MyLab
MyLab
is designed to be easily moved by the operator, however you have to
observe the following warnings and cautions.
WARNING
The handles on the control panel cannot be used to lift
MyLab
.
To steadily lock
MyLab
, all the wheels must be locked.
Do not park
MyLab
on a slope.
Do not use the brakes to park
MyLab
on a slope.
Avoid any unnecessary mechanical shock to
MyLab
while moving it.
WARNING
Make sure that the probes are locked and the probe cables are properly
hanged in the cable hooks while moving
MyLab
.
WARNING
Use the handles on the keyboard only to move
MyLab
and rotate the control
panel.
WARNING
Protect the LCD screen (for example with bubble wrap) and place it
horizontally, taking care to place something thick (such as foam or bubble