Meditech C-Scan, User Manual

Page: 22 / 89

11
the equipment complying with EN 60601-1. If the equipment is connected
with the equipment complying with other relevant national standards, the
whole system should meet the requirements of EN 60601-1.

The components of this equipment and all accessories at the end of their
service life cycle in accordance with local environmental laws and
regulations to deal with.

The components of this equipment and all accessories at the end of their
service life cycle in accordance with local environmental laws and
regulations to deal with.

All repairs must be made by our company. Therefore, this equipment is
not equipped with the corresponding circuit diagram. If the customer has
this need, please contact your local distributor or our company.
1.9 EMC
All types of electronic equipment may cause electromagnetic interference to other
equipment through air or connecting cables. The term “electromagnetic compatibility
(EMC)” means the ability of a device to suppress the effects of electromagnetic
interference generated by other devices while not affecting other devices by similar
electromagnetic radiation. Radiation or conductive EMC may distort, degrade, or artifact
the ultrasound image, making the diagnostic information obscure. The Company does not
guarantee that interference will not occur during the installation. Turn the device on and off
to determine if the device is generating interference or reactive to interference.
Personnel should attempt to resolve a problem by taking one or more of the following
measures:

Adjust the location or direction of the affected equipment.

Increase the distance between the equipment and the affected
equipment.