Motherboard GE DASH3000 4000 5000 Patient Monitor Main board

Description de produit

GE DASH 3000/4000/5000 Motherboard Features

• Modular Design
  The motherboard is designed to fit into the modular architecture of the DASH series, allowing easy upgrades and repairs.

• Integrated Data Acquisition System
  Handles real-time data collection from multiple physiological sensors (ECG, SpO₂, NIBP, temperature, etc.).

• High-Speed Processing
  Equipped with a capable processor to support continuous patient monitoring with low latency.

• Multi-Parameter Signal Processing
  Supports simultaneous processing of various vital signs for accurate and synchronized monitoring.

• Rich I/O Interface
  Includes interfaces for external modules, communication ports (USB, RS-232, LAN), and display connectivity.

• Firmware Upgrade Support
  Allows firmware updates via external storage or network connection for system enhancements and bug fixes.

• Built-in Battery Management Interface
  Manages battery charging, power distribution, and switching between AC and battery power.

• Compatibility Across Models
  Shares core architecture with DASH 3000, 4000, and 5000, enabling cross-compatibility of components.

• Environmental Durability
  Designed to operate reliably in demanding hospital environments, including mobile and emergency use.

• Onboard Flash Memory
  Stores system software, configuration data, and patient information securely.

• Support for Display and Touchscreen
  Interfaces with the device’s screen to provide real-time visuals and user interaction.

• Networking Capabilities
  Supports wired and optional wireless networking for integration with hospital information systems (HIS/EMR).

Precautions for Using GE DASH 3000/4000/5000 Motherboards

• Ensure Proper ESD Protection
  Always use electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection (e.g., wrist straps) when handling the motherboard to prevent component damage.

• Power Off Before Servicing
  Always disconnect the power supply and battery before removing or installing the motherboard to avoid electrical hazards.

• Use Compatible Components Only
  Ensure that all connected modules, sensors, and displays are approved and compatible with the specific DASH model.

• Avoid Liquid Exposure
  Prevent any contact with liquids, as moisture can short-circuit the motherboard and damage electronic components.

• Handle With Care
  The motherboard is sensitive to physical shock. Avoid dropping or applying excessive force during maintenance or transport.

• Avoid Unauthorized Modifications
  Do not attempt to modify the firmware or hardware unless authorized by GE or a certified technician.

• Follow Proper Mounting Procedures
  Use appropriate screws and mounts to secure the motherboard in the device. Improper mounting may cause malfunction or vibration issues.

• Regularly Check for Firmware Updates
  Periodically verify if firmware updates are available to improve performance and security. Use GE-approved update methods.

• Maintain Clean Connections
  Ensure all connectors (e.g., ribbon cables, ports) are clean and securely attached to avoid signal loss or errors.

• Test After Installation
  After replacing or servicing the motherboard, always perform a full system self-test to verify correct operation.

• Avoid Overheating
  Ensure proper ventilation and cooling inside the monitor housing to prevent thermal damage to the motherboard.

• Document All Maintenance Activities
  Record any motherboard replacements or modifications for future reference and compliance with service protocols.

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